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Went there last school holidays - service was average (teenagers who didnt care if you were a customer for the day or not), floors were filthy (thought they used to do a quick vaccuum between movies back in the day!) food and snack pricing was ridiculous - bit that upset me the most was that I was 'told off' for bringing in fruit box & muesli bars for my kids coz I didnt ...read more
i like the size of this cinema - however the service and line ups are always very very annoying. i know they offer online services but not every one can afford to send 5 people to the movies as a family let alone pay more to purchase the tickets online. the family pass isnt even a dent in the budget. i do however think the candy bar and games room is excellent and ...read more
We went to the movies last night the service was good but the complex was filthy, food etc all over the carpets which started from the top of the escalator, all the bins where over flowing plus a lot of the seats in the theatre were either ripped, stained or had food etc on them.........give someone a job & HIRE SOME CLEANERS!!! I can't believe I paid for that privilege ...read more
I've been trying to use a GoldClass voucher to buy tickets for my husband and I for our anniversary for 2 weeks now, but after having problems booking online, the call we received back from customer service took so long that by the time they called us, the session we wanted to see was sold out. This has happened two weekends running. Today they told me that when ...read more
Loved the Gold Class experience, but was very disappointed with what was served as a cheese platter that cost nearly $30! Quality cheese, but very small serves, skimpy crackers, a pile of diced (turned brown) apple in the center and a wobbly bit of quince jelly with NO cheese knives......I will NEVER waste money on their overpriced catering again! Service was ...read more
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Package Details: minecraft-technic-launcher 4.347-2
|Git Clone URL:
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MarcinWieczorek commented on 2016-09-25 15:50
ainola commented on 2016-08-15 00:13
Thanks, @Muhaha, for bringing this to my attention. It should be fixed now!
Muhaha commented on 2016-08-12 09:39
Then I try to build this package I get the following message
META-INF/: Can't replace existing directory with non-directory
bsdtar: Error exit delayed from previous errors.
I fixed it by adding these 5 lines to the building script
optdepends=('unzip: Needed for unpack jar-file')
prepare() {
unzip -y TechnicLauncher.jar
ainola commented on 2016-05-19 14:14
Lubosz: That doesn't make sense. Are there any relevant logs?
lubosz commented on 2016-05-19 12:22
Running the launcher from the command line did not work for me!
It spawns a java process, but does not display a window. The shell is distached at "Setting up logging", and I need to kill the java instance.
It works when I launch the .desktop file from the GUI. (GNOME)
Anonymous comment on 2016-04-20 20:27
.technic/logs is how I found out it was a 401 error... sadly, nothing else was useful. I guess I'll keep poking around...
ainola commented on 2016-04-20 14:15
@Celti, I'm not having any such problems.
Perhaps you could try looking in your .technic/logs folder to see if anything relevant pops up.
Anonymous comment on 2016-04-20 03:37
Anyone else having issues with the launcher giving 401 errors when trying to do anything with the API (access news, download modpacks — even vanilla!)? Not sure what I've done wrong.
ainola commented on 2016-03-06 04:47
It looks like technic's window draws properly when using the latest batches of updates. Maybe Mutter, maybe Java (I run OpenJDK 8), but whatever was updated seems to have fixed the grey window bug on my Nvidia (proprietary) and Intel Haswell graphics under Gnome.
ainola commented on 2016-02-19 01:46
I have been unsuccessful with my own experimentation. At this point I think that Mutter should have a bug raised against it (if it doesn't already exist). Please, do the honors!


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Indeed. Taken by me, earlier this evening:
If you do not share my fondness for scaffolding, or my particular fondness for scaffolding when it is covered up, rather hastily and imperfectly, with huge stretchy plasticky sheeting, or my extreme fondness for all of that when it is hit hard by bright sunlight, well, never mind. You can quickly tell from a photo whether you like it or you don't like it, which means that if you don't like it, only a very little of your life is consumed by this thing that you don't like. I'm not sure if a picture is worth a thousand words. Certainly not in all circumstances. But a picture takes up far less time that a thousand words does, except if you want it to. Which explains a lot about this blog.
Last weekend and all through this week, despite still not being totally well, I have been doing lots of socialising. I now face more. This Friday I have a meeting at my own home (Michael Jennings speaking about Australia). Today, my cricket buddy Darren and I are going to see Surrey v Gloucs at the Oval. Plus, The Guru and I are, in the midst of all this, trying to fix a visit by him to see to my big old home computer ("Dawkins" is the name I think I gave it), in time to beat the Windows 10 For Free deadline, which I think is on Friday also. So, blogging here during the next few days may be more perfunctory than usual. It may not, but it may.
On the other hand, blogging doesn't need to take that long, and while doing this apology-for-not=blogging posting, I also concocted another blog posting. See below.
This is why I make a point of promising nothing, so very frequently. Once I have promised nothing, my immediate inclination is to break that promise. Whereas, if I promise something, that is all too likely to be the promise that will get broken.
Usually, I do quota postings in the small hours of the morning. Today, I am doing my quota posting in the big hours of the morning, to get it out of the way before a rather busy day, at the end of which I do not want to be fretting about doing a quota posting. Although, actually, this posting has now turned into something a bit more substantial than that, and I changed the title to something more meaningful. So anyway, yes, cranes:
Ah, cranes! Those structurally perfect votes of confidence in the sky. Those cranes were snapped from the south bank of the river, looking across at The City, on the same day earlier this month that I snapped yesterday's quota photo. What that new Moderately Big Thing is, that some of the cranes there are ministering to, I do not know, but I like how it looks, in its incomplete state.
With Brexit, will the cranes vanish for a few years, until London sorts itself out and finds itself some new business to be doing? Crexit? (You can always tell when a word has well and truly caught on, because people immediately start trying to apply the same verbal formula to other things. Brexit, verbally speaking, is the new Watergate. Frexit, Swexit, Thisgate, Thatgate, etc. etc.) I thought that the cranes were going to depart after 2008 and all that, but the money people managed to keep the plates spinning on their sticks, and London's cranes carried on. How will it be this time?
Here is a very pessimistic piece about Britain's prospects, for the immediately foreseeable future. Does this mean that my crane photo-archive will, in hindsight, be the capturing of a moment of the economic history of London that will now pass? If the cranes do go, how will they look when they return? When the new cranes move in, in ten years time or whenever, will cranes like those above look strangely retro, like digital cameras circa 2005?
Or, will the cranes never return, but instead be replaced by magic electric guns which fill the air with muck and sculpt a building out of the muck, 3D printing style, all in the space of an afternoon?
To you, yes, I hope that you had one, but actually what I'm saying is: I did.
England came belting back against Sri Lanka at Lords. After sampling the London weather last night, I had a feeling that might happen. It was not bright and sunny, more overcast and sweaty. It felt like swing bowler weather, which made SL's reply yesterday afternoon (to England's 416) of 162-1 rather strange. Dropped catches apparently. Well, this morning, order was restored and SL are now 218-6. Woakes, luckless yesterday, got a wicket with his first ball. England now look likely winners of that series 3-0. The longer the series goes on, and the more the Lankans get acclimatised (following seriously inadequate practising games), the more it counts beating them. The first game, where SL collapsed twice, meant nothing, I reckon. I've been following the score here.
Deep thanks to Michael Vaughan, who mentioned on one of the bits of cricket commentary I listened to that England were also playing Australia. At rugby. Aus 28 Eng 39. Must have been some game, and according to the BBC live updates, it was.
And before all that, I even managed a quick (they're often the best) Samizdata posting, about something odd I heard on the radio, about the EU.
Here is one of the funner pictures I took while out and about last night, this one taken at the Parliament end of Whitehall:
Great reflections in her sunglasses, right? On the left, as we look, the two devices she is holding, and on the right, you can just see a tiny Big Ben. Is that red thing she is holding a charger?
Plus an elephant.
The onward march of mobile phones into photography continues apace.
I haven't always been blogging here as early as I'd like to in recent days, but today, I did it.
If you had as good a morning as I did, lucky you.
For years I have wondered how to put videos done by others at this blog. My problem has always been that they were too big. 560 pixels wide instead of 500 pixels, which is the width here. This evening, I thought I observed that "Brexit: The Movie", as shown at Bishop Hill, was the exact same width as stuff at my blog. So, I rootled around in the source code for the Bishop's posting of Brexit, and dug up what seemed to be the relevant bit. It turned out I was wrong about the width. It was 560, same as it always seems to be, But having got this far I tried just changing the bit in the code where it said "560" to "500", and that seemed to work. The video seemed to get a bit smaller. (I changed 500 to 300 just to be sure I wasn't imagining it.) I did some more sums, which told me to change 315 to 280, and here it is, 500 pixels wide, fingers crossed:
There is some kind of EUro-metaphor or EUro-moral buried in this story, concerning believing that a straight-jacket was actually tighter and more rigid than it really was, but I'm too tired to be bothering about that.
Tomorrow, I will watch it.
I'm posting the photos below of these various ladies which I took yesterday outside Westminster Abbey, (a) because I like them and hope that you do too, but also (b) because I am checking out a new way to present photos here.
The problem has been how to contrive horizontal spaces between little photos. I'm doing it a different way here, which I hope gives me tighter control over the ultimate width of space occupied, and thus avoids the final one of a horizontal set of them (in this case just the two) spilling over, at some magnifications and/or on some devices, onto a newly created next line.
Here goes:
Well according to my posting software, that's working.
If anyone sees anything weird of ugly, rather than two photos on the top next to each other (with a small gap in between) and then another below them and exactly the same width as the combined width of the two photos above plus the gap, please leave a comment.
All three photos are the result of my quest to make faces unrecognisable to computers. The top two show no faces at all. The two faces below? Well, do those sunglasses do the anonymity job? I hope so.
Reflective sunglasses like these certainly provide me with lots of photo-fun. The lady on the left as we look has both Big Ben and the selfie stick she was using reflected in her glasses, twice. The lady on the right has this church, next to Westminster Abbey, reflected in her specs. Click on it and you'll see all this more clearly.
And I love those coloured finger nails, top right.
Indeed. While searching through the archives for this picture, I came upon this one:
I'd just seen a Superman v Batman poster in the tube, so this 3D Batmovie advert jumped out at me, metaphorically speaking. The photo was taken in May 2008, so anyone who cares can work out which Batmovie that would be.
I like the highly appropriate architectural background. That being, I think (supercommenter Alastair may want to correct me), County Hall.
Here's a Superheroine, photoed moments later:
I'm guessing that's Lara Croft.
Later I took this snap, of the appendages of a slightly less superheroic figure:
The South Bank of the River Thames abounds with people dressed up in strange costumes, soliciting money. I say not so superheroic, but these figures do at least remain superheroically immobile.
Now that the weather has at last changed from wintry to springy, I am about to go out to take more snaps, and I wanted my blogging duties here done before all that. And now they are.
Well, the New Year (even though the New Year is actually getting quite old now) Resolution here, to blog early, and sometimes even to blog often, is working well. I haven't delayed going to bed because of this blog for about a week, and I sense that this may even continue.
Friday is my day for cats, and now also for other creatures, and already this Friday, even though it not yet even the middle of the day, there has already been a posting here about dogs. Republican dogs. That posting is right below this one, but there's the link anyway.
And here now is another creature posting, about a truly unique other creature - half cat, yes, but also half dog, half bee, half zebra, and wholly suitcase - of the sort that kids can ride, at airports, to stop them getting bored:
Apparently Trunki made the first of these, and then some Hong Kong guys did a cheaper knock-off, and Trunki complained. Trunki lost.
These cases - the physical (suit)case and the legal case - illustrate the fine line that divides a design from an idea:
But five Supreme Court justices unanimously disagreed, and ruled in favour of PMS on Wednesday – stating that while it had "sympathy for Magmatic", the "Design Right is intended to protect designs not ideas".
It looks a lot like a design being copied to me. Not that I mind. And actually, I think the Hong Kong version is better, because the original can't make up its mind whether its eyes are eyes or horns. HK case resolves this by having eyes and horns.
PMS website: here.
I have found that if I write things down here, I tend to remember them, and think about about them.
This has worked when I needed to train myself to do searches for things, rather than just living in a perpetual state of ignorant curiosity, like you had to before the internet came along. Being quite old and set in my ways when the internet arrived, I found adapting to the new reality rather hard.
If what I write down concerns something I have photoed and want to hot more of, then I tend to be more alert, having written about whatever it was, to further photo-ops along similar lines.
And now, I am hoping that if I write here about doing stuff here first thing, or nearly first thing, in the morning, that will make me more likely to do that. That way, I won't be scrabbling about, as I was last night, putting up any old rubbish here, to keep my one-a-day record here going, for however long it's been going. The big problem with that being that it keeps me awake at the exact time when I need to be getting to sleep and then getting up decently early the next morning, and have time to get my blogging here done nice and early. I want the right sort of feedback loop rather than the wrong sort.
So much of success in life is habit, and I want to cultivate the habit of doing my self-imposed duty here nice and early in the day, so that the rest of the day then becomes freer for me to do more consequential things. Late is better than nothing, but early would be much better, and when I do early it is much better.
Everyone says that the rule for these sorts of resolutions is to phrase them to yourself positively rather than negatively. Say and picture what you want, rather than what you want to avoid. If you say and picture what you want to avoid, your subconscious will see that picture, and do that, while not attending to the "don't" bit, the subsconscious being strong with pictures but not so good with words and with weird abstractions like "avoid". Phrasing and picturing it positively means you are presenting to your subconscious the kind of picture you want your subconscious to take absorb and act upon.
And the reason everyone says all of that is because, if my experience is anything to go by, all of that is very true. So here I am picturing what I want to do. Not hard, since I am now doing that exact thing.
At that excellent party last night, the one that gave rise to last night's spectacular non sequitur of a posting, Rob Fisher mentioned that he had thoughts from time to time which are too inconsequential and un-thought-through for Samizdata, but which are still definitely thoughts that he wants to put out there, but for which he has no outlet. He used to have a personal blog, but not since he started writing for Samizdata.
My response was this: Write these thoughts down. Send them to BrianMicklethwaitDotCom, explicitly identifying them as submissions to BrianMicklethwaitDotCom. And the chances, overwhelmingly, are that I will post them here as guest postings. After all, as last night's spectacular non sequitur of a posting illustrates, the quality control here is very, very relaxed. Sometimes stuff here is good, but it absolutely doesn't have to be. It just has to be stuff.
I just wanted to make that clear, in case Rob has forgotten, or has remembered but thought that I was just rambling drunkenly and didn't mean it.
This is not a general invitation to all of my acquaintances to bombard me with drunken would-be bloggage. And it is certainly not an invitation to wanker social media PR slaves to "submit" boring pieces about things I don't care about by people I don't care about, sometimes hinting at money that I will never get, and causing my email address to get onto yet more lists, wielded by yet more wanker social media PR slaves. Not that me saying that will put these wanker social media PR slaves off. But I just wanted to get it out there.
The plan was that this week, I would be catching up with myself on the blogging front. Instead I have found myself going out and doing things, and I have got even further behind.
So it is again this evening. After another busy day doing things, I have time and energy left now only to show you a snap I took of a shop window display somewhere in Oxford Street:
Yes, it's a Star Wars stormtrooper facing a communications crisis, and improvising, with some obsolete and inconveniently large equipment.
I love shop window displays, especially at Christmas Time of course, when they erupt into Vesuvii of invention. Again, these are not things that you would want to buy, even the bits of them that are for sale. But I do enjoy photoing them. Not least because they are usually very well lit.
Star Wars, latest manifestation of, erupted in London on Thursday, to the sound of box office records being broken.
One of the things I have had to learn as a blogger is to go ahead with my little photo essays, even if I absolutely know that there are more relevant photos to be found in my archives, which I would love to include if only I could find them quickly. When that happens, I should just go ahead anyway. If I later encounter the photos I would like to have included the first time around, fine. I should do another posting and link back to the first one.
You are probably expecting a photo here, to back up the above point …:
… so there is a photo. It's a nice photo. But it doesn't really make the point above it. Perhaps, somewhere in my archives, there is a photo which does exactly make that point. But, it would take too long for me to find it.
It's been a very bad last few days here at BMdotcom. First there was the domain name fiasco, and then last night and into this morning there was another interruption, caused by a power cut in a totally different part of London to me, which was in its turn caused by all that rain we had recently. And then the interruption was prolonged by the mishandling of this power cut by my rather creeky and out-of-date version of Expression Engine. The two events were unrelated. I think there's a Macbeth quote that deals with this kind of thing. One of those plays about a king for whom things are starting to go badly wrong. But rest assured that there is no sign that BMdotcom is about to be dethroned permanently.
So anyway, here is one of those photo-postings made quick and easy by my "I just like them!" directory.
I just like this, taken in 2007:
And I just like this, taken a month ago:
That second one was already edited and ready to post, with its new name, but I don't believe I ever got around to actually displaying it. If I did, well, take another look.
I do not promise more substantial stuff tomorrow, but I do hope for it.
Excellent piece in the Daily Mash about photography and its impact, entitled Everyone sad because of photo of thing that's been happening for months. I only just noticed this piece, probably because it didn't include a photograph:
It has been confirmed that everyone kind of knew the thing was happening, but now they are very sad and angry because there is a photo of it.
The thing about a photo is that a vivid photo can tell a story very quickly, this being why this particular one is getting around so much and being talked about so much. Not necessarily a true story, not straight away, but a story. And that's what you want, if you are The Media. The Media sell stories. Truth, factual and/or moral, is nice too, but not the essence of the product. That photos do their job well is not a "conscience" thing. It is a speed of communication thing. Photos communicate a lot very quickly.
The speed with which a picture tells a story is why I have so many photos here. This is a kitten blog. It doesn't take itself too seriously and it doesn't expect you to take it seriously, unless you want to. My photos don't consume your time, unless you want them to. Often, I only tell my stories here at all if I have a photo. It would take too long to explain with mere words, and anyway, what would be the point?
Headlines aren't necessarily true either. In fact, I would say that the biggest media lies are to be found in photos and in headlines. Photos typically lie, when they do lie, by omission. Headlines just lie, and you can often tell they're lies simply be reading the story under them.
Why do headlines lie? Because that often makes for a more appealing story. The truth is usually more mundane. But mundane doesn't get you eyeballs.
By which I mean the wait for Eclipse to update (or whatever it has to do) its DNS (domain name system), in such a way that it enables me to reach my own damned website.
As it is, the one way I can reach my own website is by using an alternative route, which works fine, except for the small matter of it not connecting to the rest of the internet. Each time I start that up, I have to restart my computer.
It's like I never left the twentieth century. That kind of thing is fine if it's voluntary, like me having lots of CDs because I like them, and still carrying books made of cardboard and paper with me in the tube and on buses. But this is like I've been kidnapped by Time Lords and spat out of their Tardis in about 1996. Which may not be long by their standards, but for me, it is most inconvenient. Actually it is weirder than that, now that I think about it, because I have the internet, but no email. And, rather unusually for me, I have urgent stuff I need to do, involving email. And I really, really don't want to have another email address. I hate it when other people have several different email addresses, and I don't want to do that to others. But, if this crap doesn't end soon, I will have to do that. After that, maybe a discussion with Eclipse about whether they continue to be my internet provider.
I am not a happy kitten blogger:
I found that picture of a pissed off cat wearing spectacles ... somewhere, but since I can't check if links work, no link to where that was.
I am being told that this could all go away at any moment. But, which moment?
And how long will all the other internet providers take to re-acknowledge BMdotcom's existence? That's another worry.


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Astray by Emma Donoghue (2012)
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Fascinating brief stories based in history, each followed by a brief explication by Donoghue wherein the author details the microform or print article she found that germinated the notion for the story. The opener is about a famous elephant that Barnum & Bailey bought from a London entertainment park; another features an unhappy slave-owner's fie and the slave who together absconded; a third tale was invented but inspired by the Klondike Gold Rush. Maybe my favourite story featured the two lady sculptors who created the huge lion feature on Queen Elizabeth Way for the royal visit of 1967 (now relocated to Sir Cazimir Gzowski Park in Toronto), now seen in an old folks' home after 60 "Sapphist" years spent together; Frances "Queenie" Loring has become senile with brief flashes, while Florence Wyle hung on to her memories for another year or so. Emma Donoghue hails from Ireland, achieved a PhD in English at Oxford at a young age; she now lives in Ontario. My only complaint is that this "1st Canadian ed." is in American english. Authors need to protest. Publishers need to show respect. Quite possibly the author didn't care, but she is Irish (Dublin 1969, and Oxford-educated). By contrast, Ian McEwen's Atonement, published by Knopf, retains its British spelling.
Quote: p. 250 "Queenie's a vast model for a monument--all two hundred pounds of her clay slapped onto a gigantic wire armature--and as for me, I'm some skinny leftover. Maybe I'm a Giacometti and she's a Henry Moore!"
Astray is collection of short stories that have the common theme of individuals emigrating from one life to another. It is divided up into stories labeled as "Departures," "In Transit," and "Arrivals and Aftermaths." All of the stories are historical fiction ranging from 1639 through 1967 that are inspired from real historical records. Some are about real historical people and others are based on a sentence in a newspaper. I enjoyed most of the stories. They show snippets of the history of North America (most of the stories take place in the United States and Canada; those that do not have characters that are departing for North America). I also liked how Donoghue described the historical person or document that inspired each story. Those based on real people often included a description of what happened to that person later in life. I would recommend this collection to those that enjoy short stories and historical fiction - especially historical fiction set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in North America.
Not being a huge short story fan I started this book with a little bit of trepidation, especially after having loved "Room" so much. But, despite the format, I enjoyed this book very much. Each story is a vignette taken from history, a newspaper article, a well known legend or a footnote from another source and Ms. Donoghue brings the characters to life. Taking the reader on a trip through different time periods and across North America we get a little taste of everything; love, crime, despair, happiness, laughter and tears. Whether writing with humour, drama or poignancy Ms. Donoghue does it extremely well.
When I was deciding whether or not to pick up this book I read some on line reviews where one reviewer suggested reading the "afterword" first. I didn't do that but I agree with that reviewer, I wish I had. If you read this all in one sitting or if you read it in bits and pieces between other books it is definitely a book you will want to pick up.
An interesting set of short stories, each based on some historical events from about a century or two ago. Many were depressing, but quite realistic. I almost gave this 3 stars because the main points are not really to my taste, but her writing is quite good & the historical points are excellent. That made it worth listening too for me.
I listened to this because I've heard a lot of good things about a novel of hers, but didn't think her style would suit me. I'm more convinced of that. Plot points she finds interesting tend to bore me, so I don't think I'll read the novel, but am very glad I listened to this.
Astray is a fascinating and diverse collection of fourteen short stories/vignettes loosely based on snippets from letters, newspaper articles, footnotes, and other historical documents. Donoghue has taken these small pieces and used both her research and her imagination to flesh them out into complete characters and stories. They range across centuries (from the 17th to the 20th) and are set in various places (London, Texas, Ontario, Massachusetts, and more), and the main characters come from all walks of life: a young Hessian soldier in the Revolutionary war, an elephant keeper, two Gold Rush prospectors, a pair of female sculptors, a runaway slave, a prostitute, a young widowed mother unable to support her child--to name but a few. What they all have in common is that each has in some way taken a life journey that has gone astray, whether due to accident, ambition, corruption, madness, or the pinch of necessity. Each story is followed by a brief explanation of the document that inspired it and what Donoghue learned about the real-life characters' fates. I found two of the stories that were based on letters particularly moving. "Counting Down the Days" tells of a young Irish man who emigrated to Canada, leaving his wife and baby behind; now, at last, she is sailing to join him. In "The Gift," an impoverished young widow reluctantly gives her baby daughter into the care of a social services agency; they place her in a foster home and eventually facilitate her adoption. The story consists of letters written by the birth mother, who attempts to retrieve her lost daughter, and by her adoptive father.
Astray bears some similarities to Donoghue's earlier collection, The Woman Who Gave Birth to Rabbits, but her skills as a writer have been finely tuned since 2002. While not all of the stories are equally strong, there is something admirable in each, and something here for everyone. Highly recommended.
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With rich historical detail, the celebrated author of Room takes us from puritan Massachusetts to revolutionary New Jersey, antebellum Louisiana to the Toronto highway, lighting up four centuries of wanderings that have profound echoes in the present. Astray offers us a surprising and moving history for restless times.
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The softest I can go is pp.
How do you get softer?
Usually,after pp,I try to get softer but my air just stops and I stop playing.
In my practice routine, this is a soft playing is relative dynamic. For example I find it much easier to play "pppp" in the lower register as opposed to the higher register. So, as I ascend I continue to play as softly as possible, but the volume seems to go up a little bit. What I've been doing is similar to the material on Bob Odneal's "Casual Double High C" which I'm implementing into my daily practice. Have a great one.
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When I get so soft, and I can play pretty soft. My lips just stop vibrating. My air stream continues. I used to add air to get my sound back, but have learned to finesse it with my lips.
I have been working on Clarkes, etc. and my range is building. I like the Arban studies on slurring, especially page 44, exercises 22 & 23. Holding the the whole note out at the end of each line and fading to the most quiet sound possible. Nice firm corners and as little pressure as possible. Thinking CONTROL.
Also great are the Interval exercises on page 125. I feel they are excellent for your corners. I try for accurate intervals, clear and with out pressure. I try for control with tongue level and breath support.
Building strength just takes time and work. No shortcuts available. I seem to advance to a level that surprises me, and invariably I fall back to a spot that seems to last for several months. And once again I'll make a little progress.
You have to add a little intensity to your workouts. Playing soft with control helps. Hard sessions help, with good rest between. I like to do Etudes, perhaps 5 or 6 in a row, with 30 sec. to a min. of rest between. You must get plenty of recovery time. For me, if I do to much, and this tends to creep up on me. My progress really slows. If I don't recognize I am overworking, my progress stops.
I'm getting off the point. Soft is good. At least in trumpet playing.
"You will gain endurance by playing more." As you know, there are many ways to get there: soft playing, loud playing, extended long tones, but the best way is playing correctly for long periods of time (with the proper rest of course).
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Jonathan Rea will stay with the Hannspree Ten Kate Honda team for a third season after the team exercised an option on his services for 2011.The 23-year-old from Northern Ireland is enjoying his best season in World Superbike, including four wins, the most recent coming last weekend at the Nurburgring in Germany. Rea also swept both races at Assen in April and won a single round at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic.
It adds up to third in the championship, but at a distance. Rea sits 109 points behind series leader Max Biaggi (Alitalia Aprilia) and 51 behind Team Suzuki Alstare's Leon Haslam. Rea might have been third in the championship, but for three DNF's, including both races in Monza, as well as an off weekend at Misano; he finished 12th and 13th after qualifying 16th. Still, he's on pace to finish a career best third in the championship.Who the Ten Kate Honda team will be sponsored by and the identity of the second rider has yet to be determined. It's unlikely Hannspree, the Taiwanese electronics giant, will back the Dutch-owned squad next year. And it's also thought to be unlikely that German Max Neukirchner will be back with the team."I'm really happy to be staying with this fantastic team for another season," Rea said in a team press release. "We're all pulling in the same direction and we're all really excited about the prospects for the Honda CBR1000RR. Even though I'm still only 23, the team has taught me an enormous amount about world championship racing, both on the track and off it and I've become a regular race winner. To become a championship winner, I recognise that I need continuity and that's what I've got now. It's no secret that my ultimate ambition is to compete in GPs but I'll still only be 24 next season so I'm really happy to aim for the World Superbike title in 2011 and then hopefully take the next step forward after that within the Honda family."


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Blocked by emergency repairs on the Erie Canal, commercial shippers and other boaters will get two extra weeks to travel the Mohawk River in late November. Repairs continue at the movable dam at Lock 13 where the Canal Corp. found a hole beneath the structure's center pier in September. Efforts to stabilize the dam are almost done, and the Canal Corp. is planning a Nov. 12 re-opening. The entire system is usually closed for the ...
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