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It's been many months since I last posted anything on the blog about Olive, and I was just starting to think that I needed to break the silence with some sort of news. Unfortunately, I don't have anything earth-shattering to share at this juncture. I'm still waiting to see the completed script for Olive's animated film (speculative, mind you), and there's no news yet on the Olive branded fly rod that I've been hoping would have materialized by now. So things are marinating, but not quite ready to serve up.
Then today I got wind of an interview that was just posted by Phil Monahan of the Orvis company. I appreciate the show of support from Orvis, and hope you'll enjoy the interview. This is also a good reminder for me to get a new "publicity" photo taken. The current one is misleading because it was shot several years ago. I look so relatively young, and fear that I am misrepresenting myself.
My, how time flies.
You can read the interview here, on Orvis.com
If you've followed along for the last year and a half, you know that I've been chasing a dream: a dream in which Olive the Woolly Bugger stars in her own animated feature film. With the Academy Awards just around the corner, it seems a good time to delve into this subject again.
I've written a bit about this endeavor before. Most of my musings were simply an outlet for my thoughts—nothing was set in stone. In fact, since I first started down this path nothing has been left unchanged. The reason you haven't heard me talk much about it in the last year is because there hasn't been anything to report. But that doesn't mean nothing has been happening. Au contraire, there's been something very important taking place over the course of the last 12-14 months: script writing.
I don't know much—if anything—about making a film, but I do know that it starts with an idea. I had the idea. In fact, I wrote an outline that was a very broad concept of the film's plot. But I had no idea how to put that into the proper format for a script. Fortunately I had previously established an association with a very talented fellow by the name of Simon Cornish. At my request and for a far-too-modest fee, Simon had previously rendered Olive and Clark in 3D. I wanted to see how my characters might make the leap to the big screen as Computer Generated Imagery and I very much liked what Simon produced.
But back to the writing thing…I knew I needed help with my outline. Again, enter the Renaissance man, Simon. He offered to help structure my concept into the proper act structure needed for a script. But then he went one better and took it on himself, crafting what is known as a script treatment. For the uninitiated, a treatment is essentially the first draft of a screenplay—a framework for a script, without in-depth scene descriptions and character dialog. When Simon sent me the completed treatment I was blown away. My basic story remained largely in tact, but Simon brought a whole new perspective to the project and the result was absolutely amazing—so much more than I could have ever imagined. Approximately 13 pages of creative goodness, the treatment made me realize that the film could very well be more than just a pipe dream of mine. Despite that Simon hails from the UK, I registered the treatment with the Writer's Guild of America to protect the work.
Next up was to contact a film production company in Los Angeles where I thought the treatment might be met with favorable reception. My line of thinking was based on the fact that the production company is owned by a couple of highly visible people who happen to also be passionate fly anglers. It took many months before I was able to establish a meaningful dialog with the production company, but the result was that they loved Olive. However, they just could not take on the project at that time. I've been told this was a "Hollywood No", but I refuse to take no for an answer until it hits me square upside the head. With this in mind, back to Simon I went with the news. He agreed that whether or not this was a "no", the script needed to be written. If it were meant to be, we would find a home for the script.
And so Simon went about his craft, juggling this speculative project with his paid work and a very busy life. I left him alone and made a promise to myself not to obsess over the project. I'd be remiss if I said that I forgot about it, but I pushed it back into the dark recesses of my conscious thought and went about my day to day life as well. 14 months later I received word from Simon that the script was done, as in the first draft was written. Literally written. By hand. Simon's words:
"You'll be pleased to know the first draft is finally finished.
Now to crack on typing it all up, and tweaking as I go."
A smile spread across my face as I imagined Simon hunched over an ancient writing desk, quill pen in hand, writing by the light of an oil lamp.
As you might imagine, I'm rather eager to read it. Stay tuned.
Thanks to Phil Monahan, editor for Orvis News and contributing writer for American Angler magazine, for the opportunity to talk about all things Olive the Woolly Bugger in a recent Q&A. The interview is featured on page 10 of the November/December 2013 issue of American Angler.
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Every so often I'll receive an email from a parent whose kids have enjoyed reading Olive, and every bit of feedback is very flattering and much appreciated. Whenever I hear that Olive has brought some joy to a child it's worth its weight in gold.
And so when I received the latest email from a mom-to-be, I was suddenly the richest man in the world:
Dear Kirk,
My husband and I are expecting a baby any day now, and he ordered the first Olive book of the series. (As you can imagine, fly fishing is one of his favorite things to do – and living in Vermont, we're very fortunate to enjoy all Mother Nature has to offer.) We've been reading to the baby and last night we read Olive – it's fantastic! Not only did I learn more about the fly fishing terms and experiences, but in a more conducive way than my husband could explain! We really enjoy and appreciate the resiliency of Olive and her perseverance. While Randall is not our favorite character we appreciated the fact that everything isn't a nicety and how Olive still had compassion for him. These are some important lessons we hope to teach our child and are so easily reflected in this book.
I don't mean to describe your book – but I hope I got my point across about how much we enjoyed it, and we're sure it (as well as the other Olive books) will be a huge hit in our house now and when we can see and read face to face with our newest addition.
Thank you for sharing your hard work and passions!
Thank you for the kind words, Jessica. Perhaps by now you've been gifted with your new baby, and I wish you the very best in the years to come!
Many of you may already know about the Olive fly boxes and nippers available through Montana Fly Company. They may be found in any number of fly shops, but that's hit and miss and I have no idea which all shops carry them. One sure way to get them is in MFC's Amazon store. I have a link here to a Merchandise Page containing all available Olive-branded merchandise.
Stay tuned for future announcements about the rod and reel outfit!
I've known about The Angling Bookstore for several years. In fact, it was right before the Olive books were first published that I attended the Fly Fishing Show in Bellevue, WA; it was here that I learned about The Angling Bookstore. Since then the folks behind The Angling Bookstore have been very supportive of the Olive books, always including Olive on their roadshow each year as part of the Fly Fishing Show. From an author's standpoint it's important to be included in these shows because they target specifically my main audience: anglers, young and old and in between. It'seven better when the author can be on hand to introduce the books to the audience, which I was finally able to do.
The Fly Fishing Show has been gone from Bellevue for the past few years, but returned to the Seattle area in 2013. The Lynnwood Convention Center was the host venue, and thanks to The Angling Bookstore I was able to be on hand in the Author's Booth for two days, signing books, meeting old friends and making new ones. It was a great opportunity for me and I wanted to publicly thank The Angling Bookstore for their support. But after finally getting a chance to meet them, The Angling Bookstore now has a face, or rather two faces: Ben and Brooke Furimsky.
If you're lucky enough to attend one of the last two remaining Fly Fishing Shows this year, stop by Ben and Brooke's booth. The selection of titles is amazing and they're great folks. And if you miss the show, visit them online year-round.
Tell 'em Olive sent you.
This is Part 8 in a series of sponsor spotlights to shout out to the companies that helped make the Olive the Woolly Bugger iPad app a possibility. The app is available in the App Store, here, and right now during the month of December the app is on sale for only $1.
1. Business Name: Fly Fusion Magazine
2. Your title/position: (Jennifer Bird) Executive Publisher.
3. Services Offered: Fly Fusion is a quarterly publication focused on growing and educating the fly-fishing community while remaining on the cutting edge of relevance.
4. How long have you been in business/worked for your current company? Our 10th anniversary issue will be out on stands February 25th!
5. What made you decide to become a sponsor of the Olive the Woolly Bugger iPad app? Our kids have been huge fans of Olive since they were old enough to sit up. My 6-year old can now read the books to his little brother. Olive was truly their first introduction to fly-fishing and has had such a positive influence on their love of the sport. It seemed only natural that we would throw our support behind any "Olive initiatives" that would help introduce other kids in the same way!
Thank you to Fly Fusion for being an app sponsor (and overall wonderful supporter). Please visit their website and consider a subscription to their magazine—truly a great publication!


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Published: Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 6:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at 6:35 p.m.
In recent years, the penalty for unwise remarks and wisecracks has often been too harsh. People have been pilloried for off-the-cuff comments meant in jest. They've had their reputations ruined, sometimes for speaking what amounts to unflattering or politically incorrect truth.
That is not the case with Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States guarantees, among other things, that people in this country have freedom of speech. That means the U.S. government cannot prevent people from expressing opinions.
It does not, however, guarantee that there are never consequences for what people say.
People involved in private business also have rights. And, if they feel that associating with a person is damaging to their business, they are free, within the bounds of their contractual agreement, to end that relationship.
National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver said that the NBA is ending its relationship with Sterling over racist remarks that Sterling made to his girlfriend, V. Stiviano, a woman who is not only 50 years his junior, but of black and Hispanic heritage.
The incident is rich with irony. Sterling owns a team whose success simply wouldn't be possible without black players. Eighty percent of the players who make up the NBA are black. The players' talent is responsible for his team's lofty $575 million value.
The incident that set off Sterling's rant involves a former black player, Earvin "Magic" Johnson, whose on-court brilliance is among the reasons the NBA franchises are so valuable today. If Johnson isn't welcome in an owner's box at an NBA game, who on earth should be?
Sterling doesn't want black people sitting in his owner's box, or inside his basketball arena for that matter, but he wants to date a woman who is biracial? He doesn't want to associate with black people, but he doesn't mind if they win an NBA championship for his team?
Normally, we would withhold judgment until the person accused had an opportunity to respond. But the contents of Sterling's conversation with Stiviano have been revealed. To misconstrue what he has said seems tough, and Silver says Sterling admitted that he made the remarks.
To interpret his remarks other than to believe that Sterling sees the players on his team as little more than servants, fit to labor and make him rich but unfit to mingle with their master, seems tough. Furthermore, he sees them that way because of the color of their skin. That is racism in its purest form.
The lifetime ban that Silver imposed on Sterling and the effort to force him to sell his ownership stake is harsh punishment. But Sterling's unacceptable attitude justifies it. The NBA made the right call.
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Franklin Graham, who warned last week that God will punish America for the Obama administration's support for gay rights, appeared on Washington Watch yesterday, where he told host Tony Perkins that the Obama administration is behind "a move to get rid of the chaplains in our country and to completely secularize our military."
Graham continued: "They are hostile to Christians and a lot of this is coming from this administration and it is being pushed by people within the White House, and when I say White House I'm not saying the president because I'm not sure how much of this he's aware of, but it's people who work for him that have power that are sitting in offices and they are hostile to Christ, they are anti-Christ in what they say and what they do and they are pushing this agenda into the military and it's scary."
He added that God will punish America because "as a result of spending billions on education we have taught our young people not to believe in God and now to begin to accept standards that are contrary to God's laws and contrary to His teaching." "
We as a people, as a nation, our politicians, one by one are turning their backs on God and we as a nation will pay for this, I believe God will judge this nation for our refusal to obey His word," he said.
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This week, the Library of Congress will open the doors of its Thomas Jefferson Building for the largest exhibit ever assembled on the life and work of Sigmund Freud. If the Library's estimates are correct, by the time the show closes on Jan. 16, more than a quarter million people will have inspected Freud's handwritten case notes on immortal patients like the Rat Man, the famous letter to his friend Wilhelm Fliess in which Freud renounces the so-called seduction theory and dozens of other manuscripts and first editions from the library's vast collection of Freudiana. Visitors will see the actual chair Dr. Freud used in his examining room, the actual kilim rug that draped the iconic couch, his actual spectacles and a phalanx of the antiquities Freud collected and arrayed with fetishistic precision on his desk.
What makes this exhibit remarkable, however, is not so much the objects in it as the fact that it is happening at all. In the jagged cardiogram that is the history of Freud's reputation, 1998 is not, after all, a peak. Managed care has been notoriously inhospitable to long-term psychotherapy and notoriously hospitable to the quicker, cheaper fixes of behavior mod and Prozac. The steady drip-drip of Freud criticism over the past decade -- attacks on his personal character, his originality, his therapeutic models and his scientific status -- has corroded the cultural prestige psychoanalysis once enjoyed among American intellectuals.
Moreover, the Freud show could just as easily have been doomed by the increasingly contentious politics of museum curatorship as by the anti-Freudian zeitgeist -- and for a time it looked as if it would be. Museums -- especially history museums -- are now subject, in unprecedented degree, to the scrutiny and pressure tactics of interest groups, many of which insist on being heard at the earliest planning stages of a show and, more and more successfully, on getting their point of view incorporated into exhibits. Witness the fate of the Enola Gay exhibit at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space museum, drastically altered after veterans complained that it portrayed the Japanese as victims and failed to credit the bombing of Hiroshima with ending the war. Or the exhibit of 19th- and 20th-century photographs called ''Back of the Big House: The Cultural Landscape of the Plantation,'' scheduled by the Library of Congress to open two years ago but canceled entirely after a group of African-American library staff members complained that the images it contained -- of slaves and slave quarters -- were offensive. Or the recent Smithsonian exhibit on the history of sweatshops, which drew indignant protests from clothing industry lobbyists; they didn't like the fact that the mock-up of a sweatshop featured in the show happened to be one that made not cigars or trinkets but apparel. The dust-up over ''Sigmund Freud: Conflict and Culture'' came just after the Enola Gay and ''Big House'' protests, and seemed to presage a similar end. In the
Summer of 1995, about a year after the library appointed a guest curator and scheduled the exhibit, an independent researcher and irrepressible Freud skeptic named Peter Swales rallied about 50 other scholars, most of whom had published work critical of Freud, to sign a petition. The show's planning committee, the petitioners complained, was stacked with psychoanalytic apologists and its goal, as one of the signatories put it in an interview, was simply ''to polish up the tarnished image of a business'' -- psychoanalysis -- ''that's heading into Chapter 11.'' The petition said nothing about canceling or even postponing the exhibit. But in December of that year, when the library suddenly announced that it was delaying the show indefinitely, the decision was widely perceived as a capitulation to the petitioners and to the threat of controversy. The library's own explanation -- that it had run short of funds -- convinced virtually no one writing about the story at the time.
''Underlying the attempt to block the Freud exhibit was a particularly dangerous notion: that an institution owned by the Government should avoid doing anything controversial,'' wrote the New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis. In the pages of The New Republic, the sociologist Todd Gitlin declared that, just as it had in the case of the ''Back of the Big House'' show, the library had ''chosen suppression over exhibition, silencing over debate.''
As it turns out, the story is more complicated than that. For one thing, it now looks as if the library did delay the exhibit primarily for financial reasons -- it was $350,000 shy of the $900,000 budget projected for the exhibit, and this was not the first or last time that it had postponed shows for lack of funds. Moreover, the Freud petitioners had not mobilized the support of members of Congress, as the Enola Gay protesters had, nor did their objections pivot on racial sensitivities, patriotism or the kind of populist, defense-of-decency politics that drove the disputes over art-museum shows like the one devoted to Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs. For these reasons, the library could afford not to yield to them.


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IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration, a feature introduced in DB2 version 10.5, can dramatically improve the performance of complex analytical queries. This article builds on a previous article, "Use Optim Data Tools to get the most out of BLU Acceleration", which outlines how to use IBM InfoSphere Optim Query Workload Tuner with BLU Acceleration to improve the performance of your analytical workloads. (There are many articles about this exciting new technology, how it works, and how you can adopt it in your environment. Resources has links to more articles about BLU Acceleration.)
To determine if your existing row-based tables might benefit from conversion to column-based tables, you can use OQWT, which is part of the DB2 Advanced Editions. OQWT version 4.1 introduces new features that use a cost-based approach to determine which existing row-based tables should be converted to improve performance.
You can use InfoSphere Workload Replay to measure and analyze the runtime impact that DB2 BLU Acceleration has on the performance of your analytical workloads. Use the tool to first capture a workload in your production environment and then replay it in a pre-production environment where BLU Acceleration is enabled, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Using InfoSphere Workload Replay
InfoSphere Workload Replay is different from other test tools because it lets you capture actual production SQL workloads and replay them in your test environment without having to set up a complex application infrastructure to drive the SQL activity. InfoSphere Workload Replay complements your existing test strategy by letting you assess the impact on the behavior of your critical applications from hardware, software, database, or configuration changes on the database server.
The general workload replay workflow is divided into four steps:
- Capture a workload.
- Prepare to replay the workload.
- Replay the workload.
- Compare and analyze the workloads.
This article outlines how you can use these steps to assess the DB2 BLU Acceleration impact on the runtime performance of your workloads. To learn more about the general workload replay workflow and its tasks and steps, try our new e-learning course (in Resources).
Establish a baseline workload
To compare performance before and after DB2 BLU Acceleration, you must first establish a baseline workload.
Start by capturing an analytical workload in the source database environment, as in Figure 2. Replay the workload in the target environment without enabling BLU Acceleration. Then, analyze whether the workload execution behavior in the target sufficiently approximates the behavior in the source environment.
Figure 2. Establish a baseline workload on DB2 v10.5
Figure 3 shows an example of the InfoSphere Workload Replay web console with the stages and accompanying workloads of a typical workload lifecycle. The steps are:
- Capture a representative workload sample in the pre-DB2 BLU production environment.
- Create a Capture report to validate the workload.
- Prepare the workload and the DB2 V10.5 target database for initially replaying the workload without BLU Acceleration enabled. This step includes creating the required database objects, loading data, and granting privileges to execute the SQL.
- Replay the workload on the target database.
- Create a Comparison report to identify potential accuracy issues such as SQL return code, row count differences, and performance differences.
Figure 3. Example completed baseline workflow
The elapsed time-based performance reports highlight SQL performance differences between two workload executions, making it easy to identify regressions or improvements at the workload, transaction, or SQL level. Figure 4 shows an example.
Figure 4. Analyze workload replay differences with performance reports
Any significant issues detected during the workload replay should be addressed. The workflow steps can then be repeated until the behavior of the replayed workload is sufficiently similar to the behavior of the original workload. You now have a baseline workload that can be used for further testing.
Analyze BLU Acceleration impact on workload performance
After a baseline workload has been established, you can export the captured SQL for use by OQWT and use the cost estimation advisors in OQWT to determine whether the captured workload might benefit from BLU Acceleration. If suitable candidate tables are identified by the advisor:
- Enable BLU Acceleration for some (or all) tables in the target DB2 V10.5 database environment.
- Replay the baseline workload.
- Analyze the result for performance differences.
- Repeat this process until no more suitable conversion candidates are identified or until your objectives have been met.
Figure 5 outlines the process, which is described in more detail in the following sections.
Figure 5. Analyze BLU Acceleration impact
Import the captured SQL into OQWT
You can export SQL data in an OQWT-compatible format from Performance or Accuracy reports in the InfoSphere Workload Replay web console. Depending on which report you initiate the export operation from, you can choose to export all SQL or just a subset, as in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Export SQL from the Performance report
For each unique SQL statement, the exported metadata includes execution count as well as total execution time, which was collected during the replay.
With OQWT, you can import SQL workloads from a variety of sources such as the dynamic statement cache, database performance monitors, and files. Figure 7 shows an example. An exported workload replay workload file can serve as an OQWT source for BLU Acceleration analysis.
Figure 7. Import captured SQL into OQWT
Identify BLU Acceleration candidate tables
Version 4.1 of OQWT introduces two major DB2 BLU specific features: the Table Organization Advisor and the Test Candidate Table Organization feature.
The Table Organization Advisor first collects cost estimations from the DB2 optimizer for each of the SQL statements that use the existing non-BLU tables. It then identifies tables that are referenced by the workload and ignores those that don't meet BLU prerequisites. The remaining qualifying tables are converted virtually to column-organized tables, and query cost estimations are collected again for the entire workload. Using the pre- and post-conversion cost estimations, and taking into account any user-defined minimum benefit threshold, OQWT recommends which tables should be converted. Figure 8 shows an example.
Figure 8. Review table organization recommendation results in OQWT
For tables that do not qualify as good candidates, OQWT states the reasons. For tables that are considered good candidates, as in Figure 9, additional information is provided such as which SQL will be impacted and how much performance is expected to change.
Figure 9. Expected impact of conversion to column-based storage on your SQL
The Test Candidate Table Organization feature lets you manually select tables that should be converted providing what-if analysis capability.
If one or more conversion candidates were identified by OQWT, you can use IBM Data Studio to convert those tables from row-organized to column-organized in the target database.
Validate performance impact estimates
After the candidate tables have been converted to use BLU Acceleration and the database has been prepared for replay, you can replay the baseline workload and then create a Comparison report to analyze the performance changes. In the report, listed in Figure 10, you compare the original baseline workload replay on DB2 without BLU Acceleration with this workload replay on a DB2 with BLU Acceleration.
Figure 10. Completed BLU Acceleration analysis workflow in the Workload Replay web console
The BLU Acceleration impact on performance of the workload is easily seen in the Performance reports, as in Figure 11.
Figure 11. Analyze DB2 BLU Acceleration impact on workload performance
In this report view, a lower cumulative statement response time during replay indicates that overall it took DB2 less time to process the SQL statements that returned the same results. The workload performance statistics identify how many of the workload SQL statements improved or regressed by at least the threshold value that was set for your report configuration. In the previous example, the measured performance improvement exceeds the estimation that OQWT provided.
The SQL Improvements drill-down report identifies statements for which the response time was reduced, as in Figure 12. Sort the report by any of the elapsed time metrics to review the SQL statements that were most affected by BLU Acceleration.
Figure 12. Review SQL performance improvements
You can identify outliers by drilling into the SQL Details report for each of the unique statements. Figure 13 shows an example.
Figure 13. SQL performance details for individual SQL executions
If the workload replay results don't yet meet your requirements:
- Reset the database.
- Reanalyze the workload using OQWT with different settings; for example, by choosing a subset of the tables using the Test Candidate Table Organization feature.
- Replay the workload again.
You can also evaluate the impact that the proposed BLU Acceleration implementation has on other workloads by replaying them and analyzing differences from earlier workload replays that you might have performed.
With InfoSphere Workload Replay, you can streamline how you assess DB2 with BLU Acceleration impact on your analytical workloads before you make the changes in your production environment. By replaying production workloads in your pre-production database environment, you can easily confirm the accuracy of InfoSphere OQWT estimates without setting up a workload-specific application infrastructure.
Resources has more information about InfoSphere Optim Query Workload Tuner and InfoSphere Workload Replay.
The authors greatly thank Leif Pedersen for his assistance in writing this article.
- "Super Analytics, Super Easy: Introducing IBM DB2 10.5 with BLU Acceleration" (IBM data magazine, 2013): Read about reducing costs and improving time-to-value by making complex analytics faster, easier, and more resource-friendly.
- "DB2 with BLU Acceleration: A rapid adoption guide" (developerWorks, 2013): A few scenarios that show the key setup requirements to start leveraging BLU technology for your workload.
- "Use Optim Data Tools to get the most out of BLU Acceleration" (developerWorks, 2013): Three scenarios that illustrate how to use Data Studio and IBM InfoSphere Optim Query Workload Tuner (OQWT) with the BLU Acceleration feature.
- InfoSphere Workload Replay for DB2: Capturing, replaying, and analyzing workloads: An e-learning course for using the InfoSphere Workload Replay web console to capture workloads, prepare them for replay, and then compare and analyze the execution results.
- InfoSphere Workload Replay community on DeveloperWorks: A central location for users and business partners to find and share information about using IBM InfoSphere Workload Replay.
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Two days to the Fantasy Faire
Today I'll introduce you to wizard Irina. She's spent more than half of her life buried in old libraries in study of ancient books and scrolls. She's managed to create an explosion or two, to burn her robes, to transform her neighbour's cow into an angry bear and a few other unfortunate mishaps while practising spells in her youth. She's very intelligent, although quite absent-minded, and she tends to forget her hat in the most peculiar places, like once it was in a dragon's lair (thankfully the dragon was sleeping or our wizard might be a mere scorched memory now!). She fights against evil and it's not at all uncommon to see her travelling with a group knights, or aiding common folk to get rid of the whatever menacing beasts which are threatening their settlements.
Now, let's take a look at her equipment. A wizard needs proper robes, of course, and a magic staff and a familiar. How else would people know she's a wizard? She needs an extensive repertory of spells – both offensive and defensive – because there's often a nasty surprise lurking behind the corner. She needs comfortable footwear, which is also suitable for running, because sometimes even after using every single spell she has memorized, the vicious monster is still alive and a hasty retreat is in order. Most of all, she needs some company every time to time, else she'll risk turning into that scary witch of the woods everyone warns their children about.
Wizard's elven travelling companion
Rambling aside, Fantasy Faire is a great place to equip your wizard, almost everything my exemplary wizard is wearing you can find there! The awesome robes and the gorgeous attire of the elven companion are from FATEwear, and while the robes are a male item, it looks great on a female, too, and very realistic. Both the robes and the elven dress are mesh and available in three colours. The robes also have a non-cloaked version in the pack and the wizard's hat is included, too. The comfy, beautiful elven boots are from Lassitude & Ennui and they're available in many colours, and with gold and silver trim options. The staff and the nifty spell HUD come from Talevin's Designs – I've had loads of fun testing different spells already. Lastly, the cutest ever familiar – his name is Legolas – is a meeroo and there will be a meeroo store in Fantasy Faire, so you, too, can have one! Stay tuned for more. xoxo
I have LOTS of pictures in this post, including a close up of the boots and their colour options, a few spells, and of course my cute lil Legolas, so scroll down! xD
Close up of Legolas, he's so cute!
Close up of the boots and their colour selection, aren't they just beautiful!
Spells!!! These just pwn!!
Robe: FATEwear – Ithron (Water) //Fantasy Faire Item//
Shoes: Lassitude & Ennui – Edenion Boots (grey/silver) //Fantasy Faire Item//
Hair: Elikatira – Indulge
Nails: Mandala
Staff: Talevin's Designs – Staff of Arcane Rites //Fantasy Faire Item//
Familiar: Nocturnals – Magical Meeroo Me and My Geode //Fantasy Faire Item//
Spells: Talevin's Designs – Talevin's Magic HUD //Fantasy Faire Item//
Poses: Manifeste & Di's Opera
Elven Companion
Gown: FATEwear – Rochon (Emerald) //Fantasy Faire Item//
Shoes: Caverna Obscura – Djinnie Harem Slipper
Jewelry: Lazuri – Classic Pearls Necklace
Hair: LeLutka – Lillian
Nails: Mandala
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AbstractTravelers to tropical countries are at risk for a variety of infectious diseases. In some cases effective vaccinations are available, but for other infections chemoprophylaxis can be offered. Malaria prevention has become increasingly complex as Plasmodium species become resistant to available drugs. In certain high risk settings, antibiotics can be used to prevent leptospirosis, scrub typhus and other infections. Post-exposure prophylaxis is appropriate for selected virulent infections. In this article the evidence for chemoprophylaxis will be reviewed.
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Amarië posted Friday 31st December 2004
(hey that rimes!)
*Gasp!* Does this mean you have been calling Amaree all this time? I am shocked! Young lady, I banish you to the LOTR appendix untill you have learned to pronounce the e-s at the ending of elven words. :deal: Shouldn't take long, you should be done in good time before the fireworks.
Rhapsody posted Saturday 1st January 2005
Rhap-so-dy, if you are a Southerner or an Aussie/Kiwi I can imagine it becomes Rhap-so-day.
So your case being?
Amarië posted Saturday 1st January 2005
My case is that you are wrong. ë or e is not pronouced ay. It is like a regular e like for example a German would say it, or a Norwegian like me. Appendix E explains how to say e. I am sure the Dutch version does too.
Rhapso-day is fun to say though. :)
Virumor posted Saturday 1st January 2005
Well Cate Blanchett in FOTR didn't pronounce it the "ay" way but use the "e" of the German Theobald, as explained in the Appendices. Not sure if the movies are the best source for learning Elvish, but anyway, let's trust someone with pointy ears.
And to stay on topic : welcome to the greenhorns.
Rhapsody posted Saturday 1st January 2005
For vowels the letters i, e, a, o, u are used, and (in Sindarin only) y. As far as can be determined the sounds represented by these letters (other than y) were of normal kind, though doubtless many local varieties escape detection.
The position of the 'accent' or stress is not marked, since in the Eldarin languages concerned its place is determined by the form of the word. In words of two syllables it falls in practically all cases on the first syllable. In longer words it falls on the last syllable but one, where that contains a long vowel, a diphthong, or a vowel followed by two (or more) consonants. Where the last syllable but one contains (as often) a short vowel followed by only one (or no) consonant, the stress falls on the syllable before it, the third from the end. Words of the last form are favoured in the Eldarin languages, especially Quenya.
In the following examples the stressed vowel is marked by a capital letter: isIldur, Orome, erEssëa, fËanor, ancAlima, elentÁri; dEnethor, periAnnath, ecthElion, pelArgir, silIvren. Words of the type elentÁri 'star-queen' seldom occur in Quenya where the vowel is é, á, ó, unless (as in this case) they are compounds; they are commoner with the vowels í, ú, as and Úne 'sunset, west'. They do not occur in Sindarin except in compounds. Note that Sindarin dh, th, ch are single consonants and represent single letters in the original scripts.
It says nowhere how Namarie is pronounced in that appendix. But I did found the following:
namárië. In Dutch it would be said as ie... the Dutch variant of Rhapsody ends on an ie...
No I don't have a Dutch edition of LOTR nearby.
Virumor posted Saturday 1st January 2005
I thought Quenya should be pronounced as Latin or something. I'm sure it's mentioned somewhere in the appendices that "e" should be pronounced as in "Theobald" but i can't check it right now, sorry.
I also think that it is mentioned somewhere in the appendices that each letter should be pronounced separately, so the Dutch 'ie' would not be possible. For instance : Galadriel.
I'm no expert on Elvish languages, anyway. Peredhil should be able to enlighten us on this subject, but he has long gone unfortunately.
Rhapsody posted Saturday 1st January 2005
Nopes, me either, but being directed to the appendices and reading something like that confuses the hell out of me.. I am not a linguistic although playing with words aka writing is something I love.
Amarië posted Saturday 1st January 2005
Hmmm, I thought there would be word examples in the English version. In the Norwegian version the section about vowels says after ....though doubtless many local varieties escape detection.:
"That means that the sounds were approximatly the same as we would find in Norwegian fin, ser, ja, nok, bukk, no matter the vowel length." Then later it says that e in the end of words is never silent.
And since Vir mentioned Pere (miss him!!!!), he used Fauskangers Quenya course as base for his classes. To quote lesson a from that course:
Short e may be pronounced as in English end. In Quenya this sound also occurs in final position. Since word-final e is usually silent in English orthography, Tolkien often used the spelling ë in this position – and throughout this course, this spelling is employed consistently. This is only to remind English readers that in Quenya, this letter is to be distinctly pronounced. But since word-final e never occurs in spoken English, some speakers tend to substitute i or ey (following English practice in the rare cases of a final orthographic "e" being sounded, as when Jesse is pronounced "jessi", or karate is pronounced "karatey"). Quenya e should have the value described above in all positions. It must NOT be pronounced i, nor must there be a y-like sound creeping after it: lómë "night", morë "black", tinwë "sparkle".
Edited (or Virumored ;) ) by myself to include links to the Ardalambion and the Quenya course.
Rhapsody posted Saturday 2nd January 2005
I found it! The Dutch editition. It says: Al deze tweeklanken (including ie) waren 'verminderde' tweeklanken, d.w.z. met de klemtoon op het eerste element en samengesteld uit de versmolten eenvoudige klinkers. Zo is het de bedoeling dat ai,ei, oi. ui. respectievelijk worden uitgesproken als de klinkers in het Nederlands.
It basically says that Namarie should be prononounced, in our tongue as 'ie', the same would happen with when you say Rhapsody in Dutch.
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My name is Luz Mendoza and I am originally from Spain, from the beautiful Island of Tenerife, I moved to the UK over 17 years ago and live in London with my better half a wonderful english man and my three children, a boy and identical twin girls. I crochet, knit, sew, cook, bake and eat, laugh, play, hug, kiss… basically I am in love with life!
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I'm looking for a dress for an uni interview and would like your advice on these two:
They're both really similar, but not sure if the blue one is smart enough? And the interview is this month, so I'm going to need to wear a suit jacket with it... do you think something like this would be OK... I'm just worried a jacket will look weird with the high neckline?
Thanks! I'm sure I'm overworrying but hey!
Would appreciate some advice on a dress please!
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They both seem smart enough to me, even though I've never been to an interview before.
Not too sure about the jacket - don't think I'd pick it myself, but that's just personal taste!
Good luck with your interview.
first one
I like them both, although prefer the blue one - they are both smart enough though. I reckon you could get away with a cardigan over the top and still be smart enough.
1st one, you could still add a belt to it too if you wanted..
And i have no idea about the jacket... its nice, but i dont really know if it'd suit it
I prefer the first one. Wear with a nice pair of heels and a long coat (longer than the dress). A jacket/blazer wouldn't look right with this sort of dress.
I wore one like the first one (perhaps a tad shorter ) for my medicine interview with a cardigan, black tights, and plain low black heels and was fine.
I prefer the first one
Second one
I'd wear the first one with a nice pastel coloured cardigan with a nice smart pair of shoes. That'd be smart enough.
Good luck on your interview!
I like the first one better definitely, very simple and classy I don't think you'd need to wear a suit jacket, unless it's been specified by the uni interviewing you; a nice cardigan would do the trick to keep you warm and look smart as well as being comfy. It's also something you could jazz up a bit with jewellery or patterned tights and wear again on a night out if you wanted.
All the best for your interview!!
i love the first one
If I we were hooking up, I'd delicately undress you if you're wearing the first one, and if you're wearing the second one I'd tear it apart to get it off you...not nice at all.
I think they both look good and appropriate
The blue dress would go better with that jacket, whereas the black one would need a smarter blazer, in my opinion. If you need to wear smart business dress then go for a different blazer with the black dress i.e. along the lines of a suit jacket.
Good luck with your interview and don't stress too much about what you wear As long as you arre comfortable, and you don't wear anything that will distract you (if you have a habit of fiddling with belts don't wear one ), you'll be fine.
I like them both, but I prefer the first one.
Good luck for your interview!
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However, recently I have been encountering several gold-traps. And what is gold? There are two in-game currencies: one of them is silver coins, the other , much more valuable, is gold. One can obtain gold at a very short pace each day, by neighbors who gift gold, or we can buy it.
And why is that? That is because, even though gold makes the game much more enjoyable, you may also be WASTING AWAY your real money.
Team Lava persistently refuses to instal a failsafe system by creating a confirm button.
Which means that the gold that you have been accumulating for a LONG time, or the gold that you've just spent real money with, can instanly vanish if you but tap the wrong part of the screen. [continued below]....
So in short: gold is very, very useful to progress aling the game. Even though it is a free game, the gold (which can be bough) makes the game so much more efficient. Otherwise, we have to wait days on end for a dragon to finish breedingm for an expansion to clear, to accumulate maps to expand, to buy food to feed our dragons...
But how you spend that gold is not entirely up to you. No sir, because Team Lava has a lot of gold traps, literally. And no confirm button for spending it. For example, I was flipping through the game's Market (where you can buy several stuff including dragons) and the button to "flip a page" is small and located very near to the dragons on the list. So, to my misfortune, i tapped the "flip page" button just a tiny little bit to the right, and WHAM, 50 gold coins spent on a useless dragon that I already have had dozens of!
I did not want that. It was so sudden and inexpected I hardly had any time to realize that I had tapped thw wrong place. Looked at my gold - I had minus 50 gold pieces. Not cool.
I did not buy my gold, but i spent weeks accumulating it and it would have been very useful for me to have it for other things that i am WILLING to spend my gold on, which is speeding up dragons breeding or hatching time.
Imagine if it had been actual money? Well it does happen. And gold is very, very expensive. Gold traps are everywhere: - In the market place, when looking at dragons (very useful to look for their elements and breeding combos but a danger since you can end up buying the dragon by tapping a huge area, hard to miss) - when tapping on food to see how long it will take to be ready for harvest - when tapping on an expansion to see how long it will take, it is very easy to mistakenly tap the "finish now" button and spend hundreds of gold
Among other gold traps. None of them have a confirm button!! So if you cat jumps on your lap and tapa your iDevicem bye gold. If you sneeze in the wrong moment and tap on the wrong spot, bye gold. If your iDevice slips from your hand in the wrong moment, and your reflexes are fast enough to grab it, your finger will most likely tap on the "hard-to-miss-gold-wasting-button".
All we need is one, ONE wrong tap of the finger - very easy to occur on tactile devices - and then it's gone! Vanished!
What to do then? Panic, surely, stress and angst at our device. Curse it, curse everything, punch the table. And then, "Ah, I should e-mail Team Lava and they will give me my gold back. Anyone can see this was a big mistake!"
And then you will get a generic response like this:
"unfortunately, we aren't able to reverse player exchanges of Points, Gems, CCash or Diamonds for various in-game items or benefits. I apologize for the inconvenience this may cause. Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns."
So I got this response from my complaint ticket, of when I spent 50 gold when I accidentally tapped over a life dragon on the market and - by misfortune - my nest was just empty so the egg automatically went to it. Not cool.
This means their no-refunds policy, allied with their easy-to-tap-and-spend buttons, and lack of confirm button, result in a lot of gold spent unwillingly!!
People have been asking for a confirm button for a very, very long time now. They refuse because they know exactly what they are doing: stealing people's money. In a very unfair way.
I am certain that this scheme of theirs is an actual way to rip-off players, illegally. They know it. In fact, I was banned from their forum for a few days for daring to try and start an actual reaction to spam their mail inboxes with requests for a confirm button. They replied they had banned me because the post was disruptful of the forum... Can you believe that??
There is an urgent need to stop them from continuing to steal gold from payers... This is despicable, dirty, unfair and plain old dishonest! This is illegal, and purposeful, they know exactly what they are doing and yet they continue to do it. Somebody must do something about it. Stop them from stealing.
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