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"'Tis only fitting that this island would host its own Reaper. It haunts Arisen as though enraged at the half-immortality granted by the wyrm, relentless and intractable as its namesake. Even now, I swear I can hear the whispers..."
- -Barroch's Notes
Death is an Enemy in Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen.
Death in the Dragon's Dogma universe shares many of the same features as the Grim Reaper in popular mythological depictions. Larger than many creatures in the realm, Death is a shadowy figure shrouded in black hovering ominously above the ground. Death's hood hides no facial features-- instead, only a gaping black hole looks back at the Arisen. Larger than Death's own body, his deadly Scythe will instantly kill even the mightiest adventurers. The Bone Lantern held on his left side allows him to cast Sleep.
Death was once an Arisen. The notice board quests, The Wages of Death I, II, III, and IV, were written by Death. In The Wages of Death IV, he states, "I have cast away the shackles of the Arisen. In form and function, I have embraced my calling... as death."
Speculation suggests that Death is the twisted form of Arthacos, an Arisen driven insane by loneliness and the unending labyrinth of Bitterblack Isle. In his insanity, Arthacos came to believe that it was his duty to offer one thousand human sacrifices to appease the Dragon's destructive nature and to save his country from calamity. He continues his vigil to this day.
Arthacos' accounts can be found in the form of ten epitaphs scattered through the isle, which when collected are displayed at the Monument of Remembrance. The tone and style of these epithets is similar to The Wages of Death I, II, III, and IV which suggests that Arthacos and Death (who authored the Wages quests) are one and the same.
When Death searches in the darkness, the Arisen will sometimes hear the whispering voice that drove Arthacos to madness.
Information and Stats
|Necrophage / Boss
|Experience gained
Base Exp of 420,000
Can be more or less depending on a few factors such as:
Usually appears on the first or second visit to the Garden of Ignominy.
Appears randomly, and as a necrophage is attracted by the presence of corpses or Rancid Bait Meat.
Appears with regularity in the The Bloodless Stockade (pre-Daimon) If Death does not spawn, an Elder Ogre will spawn instead. Once defeating the Elder Ogre(s), exiting and reentering will usually result in Death appearing.
|Magick Attack
|Magick Defense
|2,000 kg
Damage Taken
|Teleports from one point to another, generally to get closer to Arisen/Pawns.
|Death by Sleep (lantern purple glow)
|Death waves his lantern as it glows purple which casts Sleep on nearby foes.
|Lantern (Yellow Glow)
|Used to seek out Arisen/Pawns, also an indicator for determining when Death will attack with the Scythe.
|Death's Scythe
|Death readies his scythe and after a fairly long buildup, makes a giant swipe with it. Anything hit, Arisen, pawn or monster will be slain. Pawns struck cannot be saved and will be sent back to The Rift.
Death has only three abilities:
- Teleportation, allowing Death to engage the party at close range.
- Its Lantern, which can either Inflict Sleep (purple glow) or cast a yellow glow functioning as a searchlight, seeking prey.
- Death's Scythe, which will instantly slay any party member (the Arisen and Pawns) caught within its swinging arc in a single strike.
Death will flee when enough damage has been inflicted, or after a certain length of time.
Any damage inflicted on Death will carry over to every subsequent encounter until Death is slain. As the physical manifestation of the cessation of life, Death cannot be permanently slain and will eventually re-appear to resume his hunt for living prey.
In some areas, Death will disappear if the party simply exits and re-enters the dungeon. Death will also sometimes leave after slaying pawns or after a Wakestone is used.
- Lower level players, or the unprepared will have little chance of harming Death on their first encounters - an effective strategy here is to run !.
- Prepare for Death's sleep spell. Either with resistant armor, clothing and rings, or with spells and curatives.
- See Sleep for curatives and sleep resistant items. Restless Earrings and the Leather Circlet are readily available items with powerful resistance. Additionally any spell or item granting the state of Impervious will completely protect against sleep - particularly useful is Sobering Wine which protects the entire party immunity.
- Certain skills which give a brief window of invincibility, such as a correctly timed Full Moon Slash will protect the player from Death's Sleep attack.
- Death's scythe attack cannot be blocked with any shield or countered by any parry, including Masterful Kill or Clairvoyance. The Scythe can only be avoided by evading it completely.
- Autonomy augment can be useful as pawns are often slain by Death's Scythe.
- Wakestones can resurrect the Arisen, but Death's attack will kill pawns instantly with no option for revival. Pawns will be immediately sent to the Rift and must be rehired.
- Death floats above the ground and its incorporeal form cannot be grappled.
- Beware of Death's ability to teleport - if death disappears it may well now be behind you.
- Death will be strongly attracted to the light of any lantern. To avoid Death's attention make sure no lanterns are lit.
- There is a small blindspot just behind Death when he swings his scythe.
- For lower level players looking to avoid Death, whilst he's at large, a low, ominous bell tolling will be heard as well as whispers the closer one gets to Death. Prepare to make a break for it when these sounds are heard.
- Pawns often comment: "Death cannot be slain in one go." Death has a great deal of health, and is intended to be fought over a number of separate encounters.
- Immune to all debilitations.
- Weak to high knockdown or stagger attacks, even in Hard Mode.
- Consider equipping items that boost stagger or knockdown.
- Both physical and magickal weapons work against death - however its defenses and magick defences have been shown to vary from one appearance to the next - be prepare to change tactics if Death appears resistant to a given form of attack.
- All vocations : To maximize the party's damage output, consume up to four Tagilus's Miracle and four Salomet's Secret potions to double the party's physical and magickal damage during the battle. (more than four potions give no further benefits).
- Death's 'weak spot' is its lantern - strike this to attempt to stagger the foe.
Vocations specific
Death has high defense and high health, and appears only for a limited period of time - to dispatch Death each vocation should preferably use their strongest attacks, coupled with enchantments and potions.
- Striders: The Skull Splitter/Brain Splitter skills coupled with a prior jump and the Eminence augment is probably the best dagger based attack. Ranged attacks could include Downpour Volley/Hailstorm Volley, or Splinter Dart (effectively used by pawns)
- Rangers: Tenfold Flurry shots to the Lantern (the Lantern's hitbox is anywhere between Death's collarbone and waist) will cause massive damage - with Blast Arrows and high enough knockdown/stagger stats, Death can be stun-locked.
- Warriors: For most weapons use jumping Light Attacks with as many strength boosting augments and potions as possible.
- Magick Archers: Try Ricochet Hunter in close quarters, otherwise the detonation of Explosive Bolt or Explosive Volley have higher stagger and knockdown. (Note that when Death teleports, he will free himself of any attached explosive rivets.) Magickal Gleam can also stun an unaware Death, allowing time to strike or run past him.
- Mystic Knights: An Arisen can easily use the Reaper's teleport skill against it, providing they have the ability Stone Jungle. With this skill, an Arisen may cast from afar and hold the spell, awaiting Death as he teleports close. Once it does, using this magick will have a high chance to knock the Reaper down, allowing a party to deal massive amounts of damage. Otherwise a combination of Holy enchanted multiple Great Cannon and Ruinous Sigils can be used both as an offense, and as a trap should Death teleport of move to their location.
- If available a Beacon can be used to fire Great Cannons, in addition to the damage they inflict of themselves.
- Mages and Sorcerers: A Holy enchanted Focused Bolt can deal high damage to Death.
Stunning Death to his death
Knocking down Death over an abyss will slay it outright.
- Death can be instantly slain in the Fortress of Remembrance by being knocked off the bridge into the abyss below. When the dungeon is first visited (or in New Game Plus), Death will make a scripted appearance at the first bridge - walking down to the second landing of the crumbled stairway will trigger Death's appearance where it can be killed outright if it is caught with a staggering attack while he hovers over the water.
- One may wish to do a "hard save" (use the repaired riftstone, or else visit the surface) prior to attempting this. It does not always work on the first attempt, and entering or exiting the area autosaves.
There are two techniques which can slay Death here very quickly:
- Firing Blast Arrows into the lantern can easily stun Death and make it fall down to the abyss below, killing it in a single encounter. Equipping two Barbed Nails will increase the player's Stagger and Knockdown capabilities.
- A single Magick Archer's Magickal Radiance shot can stagger Death in to falling into the abyss below as well, instantly slaying it. Before firing the shot, be sure to wait for Death's appearance animation to end or else the shot will pass right through Death's body.
Pawn Bestiary Knowledge
- Witness the scythe attack (no victim needed)
- Witness Death inflicting Sleep
- Witness Death bow and flee (may need to be seen a few times)
- Teleportation :
- Witness Death teleport in front of a character with a lantern equipped
- Witness Death teleport in front of a character with no lantern equipped
- Both may be needed to be witnessed several times
- It may be neccessary to equip/unequip lanterns during the fight for the associated flags to be triggered.
- Kill Death at least once with all five previous flags triggered
In addition to witnessing these techniques, it is necessary for Pawns to participate in killing Death 3, 6 or more times either with their own Arisen or while travelling with others.
More information can be found on the Pawn Bestiary Knowledge page.
Farming Death
Death will stalk all of Bitterblack Island indiscriminately once Daimon is defeated for the first time.
However, there is still an easy way to spawn Death post-Daimon. Much like the first encounter, Death can appear in the courtyard of the first area, The Garden of Ignominy, provided the stench of death there is high. This can be achieved either by killing enemies, or, more easily, using Rancid Bait Meat. Note that Death will spawn only if Saurians are present in the courtyard. If Goblins are present, Garm will appear instead of Death.
The spawned enemies in the Garden of Ignominy can be changed by simply entering and exiting a Rift Stone, or by exiting the main entrance and re-entering. After Death is routed from sustaining too much damage, re-zoning after dropping another bait can cause him to re-spawn immediately.
To "Farm Death" the following steps can be taken:
- When in the Garden of Ignominy defeat all enemies (Note: Saurian corpses attract Death, while Goblin corpses attract Garm.)
- Save the game.
- Die via Godsbane or return to the main menu.
- Reload the save.
- Upon reloading drop a piece of Rancid Bait Meat. Death will Spawn.
- Damage Death as much as possible until he retreats.
- Zone the area by leaving and then re-enter - eventually, enemy corpses will decompose. Enemies must be refreshed and killed again.
- Repeat the steps 2-7 above to re-spawn Death again. (This procedure can also be used to farm Garm.)
Magick Archers with Magick Rebalancer and Ricochet Shot can fight and respawn Death by leaving and re-entering the Bloodless Stockade. Hard mode and weal quadruples experience.
- The Wages of Death IV - slay Death on Bitterblack Isle
- The Brine cannot slay Death, making it the only enemy in the game which cannot be dealt with in that fashion.
- Death Scythe will instantly kill most Bitterblack Isle enemies - Cursed Dragons, Condemned Gorecyclops, etc. However any such enemy slain by Death will not drop loot nor award experience
- In Hard Mode, Death has considerably more stagger and knockdown resistance.
- Firing a Maker's Finger will not slay Death, but it will wipe out one full bar of health.
- Mage Pawns wielding Legion's Might are not immune to Death's Scythe.
- "Come my child" or "Waver no more" when winding up to scythe swing.
- "Sleep..." while preparing its lantern sleep spell.
- ps3xbox360 When Death spawns in the Garden of Ignominy (from the Entrance of Bitterblack Isle), if the player walks onto the balcony, Death will try to attack the player but will get stuck on the way (where Snakes (Pre-Daimon) or Leapworms (Post-Daimon) spawn). If players stay away from the Lantern Light and have no light source of their own (such as a Lantern), Death will stay there and do nothing.


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Dash removal
When I turn on my air vent/heater, I can hear the blower motor, a vacuum engage and a flap move but no air comes out of the main front facing vents. I am a relatively new Jeep owner and am somewhat intimidated by the instructions to remove the dash from my Haynes manual (it implies that I will have to perform surgery to take it all off).
Any ideas as to why there is no air flow through the vents? Thank in advance for any help. This forum rocks... my wife is beginning to be annoyed at how much time I have spent recently on this site:D
I have a similiar problem..the insert for the air position broke and it slides out from time to time....Does air only come out of the defroster vent or is there a loud whistle when on high?? if so that might be your problem...Report back and i can tell you more if thats the case
its fairly easy to get the center of the dash out. the defroster vent just pops off and there are 2 screws ontop of the center piece above the radio and one behind the ashtray, take those out and the radio bezel just pops off just like the defroster vent. from there you can remove the radio and heater controls with just a few screws and you should be able to get back to the controls. you can also take out the glove box.
if you need to take out the gauge cluster its just a few screws on top and a few behind the panel under the steering wheel.
Depending on your year, sounds like maybe the doors aren't operating right. Remove the panel under the steering wheel, 4 screws i think. Then acrobatically look under toward the ac controls and you'll see actuators that open and close as you move the position switch. With mine, one had just become loose, so when I moved from defrost to vents, no defrost. I just jammed the rod back in, fixed!
Thanks for the replies....
It seems to mainly come out of the defrost. Some air will come out of the floor vent if I move the switch that way. I will try to dig under the dash and see what's up. I had my water line rupture in the front yard yesterday and the repair guys broke my natural gas line while digging up the water line today..... :doh: I will report back when I get a chance and have running water again at the house......
Same problem on mine, :(
It's probably a vacuum line that came loose. Like Jma said, it's not that hard to get back behind the climate controls. I always tell everyone to buy a Factory Service Manual published by Chrysler for every year TJ. You can get them on ebay. Forget Haynes or Chilton. They cover too many years.
Anyway, all of the vacuum lines begin at the climate control knob on the right, the selector switch. I think pre '99 it was a lever, not a knob so I'm not sure what that looks like. Make sure all of those colored hoses are pressed onto the back of that knob tight.
From there they go to different vent doors etc. That's where you need to look at the factory manual. All the schematics and everything are in there.
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Defrost is the default setting for a vacuum leak in the system.
First pop your hood and check the vacuum line off the center of the intake manifold. Common issue for it to pop off or just dry rot.
Thanks for the great tip. I will check it out in the morning. I got my water back by the way.... and my gas (we ruptured the gas line while destroying my front lawn).
Found a broken piece...
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First of all I am going to try to include a picture with this post....
I went digging around under the driver's side of the dash and found a broken black plastic piece (actually 2 broken pieces that looked like they were connected at one time).
Who knows if I attached the picture correctly..... Anyway. It is the small black piece that is right below the vacuum switch thing (I don't really know what I am talking about).
Any ideas about what that is? It is a BITCH to contort yourself to get in a position to see anything under there. Also, I looked in the area of DISTORTEDTJ's reply pic and couldn't find anything out of the ordinary.
I'm gonna bitch about Haynes for a second.... why the hell do they not have ANY information about this in their shop manual? I couldn't find anything to do with the vent control mechanisms anywhere.
PM me your email address, I have something that might help.
Those plastic pieces break all the time as they did on mine. What I did was pill the pods out and manually set the flaps to blow on my face. I lost the defrost which I never use anyway and it cost me nothing!
I think the plastic pieces you are referring to are the panel door levers? I had to replace one of mine recently. You can gain a little better access by removing the kick plate and the metal mounting bracket from under your steering wheel. There are two different types of door levers; a long one and a short one. I ordered mine from here: XtremeTerrain.com Jeep Parts - Heater and Defrost Ducts To remove the old ones I threaded a long screw into the end of the piece that was left in hole and gently pulled it out. Put the new ones in and connect the acctuator arms. I wouldn't necessarily pay much attention to the item names on the new door levers...just match what you need to the pictures. I bought the one titled "Upper Defrost Door Lever" to replace what I'm pretty sure is my upper defrost door lever but it was the wrong one. I had to buy the other one which is longer and has the arm in a different position. Regardless; there are only two different arms available and this place sells them for the best price that I could find including shipping.
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Thanks for the replies.......:punk:
I will post up again when I have it all fixed (I hope!)
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Jul 11, 2005 at 4:41 pm #1216347
Jordan CalicottMember
@shortmancalLocale: Arkansas!
This is my final gear list for a summer weekend outing in the southeast (temps ranging from 95F-70F):
1. Homemade Backpack (1.5 oz)
2. Jagbags Endura Silk Mummy Liner (5 oz)
3. Homemade Ground Cloth (.8 oz)
4. Homemade Tarp (2 oz)
5. BMW Aircore Spectra 1-50′ (.2 oz)
6. Homemade Stuff Sack for Shelter (.1 oz)
7. BMW Lazr Ti Stakes- 4 (.9 oz)
8. 2 1L Platypus Bottles (1.6 oz)
9. Katadyn MP1 Tablets- 6 (.08 oz)
10. Matches in BPL Mini ZipLock Bag (.2 oz)
11. Asics Nimbus low cut socks (1 oz)
12. DEET in BPL Mini Dropper (.2 oz)
Total Weight Carried: 13.58 oz
** Since it is only a weekend outing, I only eat energy bars, gorp, etc. **Jul 11, 2005 at 5:42 pm #1338856
I would suggest that you finish both your pack and tarp as you may find that they end up a little heavier than you have planned for.
I just finished a Poncho/Tarp out of the Cuben material (48″ by 90″). With some reinforcement at the tie points and making a draw cord collar (Poncho mode) the total weight came up to 2.81oz. I have to be happy with the weight.
I will post some pictures when I get a chance to pitch it in the Tarp mode.Jul 11, 2005 at 8:55 pm #1338861
Jordan CalicottMember
@shortmancalLocale: Arkansas!
The backpack that I'am making is probably only around 1000 cu in or so made out of the Cuben Fiber CT0.6K.08 fabric so it is unbelievably lightweight. I think that it will weigh somewhere between 1.5-2 oz when finished. Pictures of your tarp would help me get ideas on how to make my ultralight tarp, also made from the CT0.6K.08 fabric.Jul 11, 2005 at 9:22 pm #1338862
I would agree that the backpack might be even less than what you think. The Pack I made used a .35oz version of the Cuben material. The pack without the mesh pockets weighed in under 1oz. This was a pack size of 6.5″ x 12″ x 33.5″ (2613 cu inches plus mesh pockets) counting the 10″ collar. The current Cuben material I have doesn't seem to be consistent in weight and seems to run from .40oz to .50 oz per sq yard. I hope I am wrong in that thought. I am going to cut a piece 36″ by 36″ and weigh that and see what I get.
I am about ready to shift my gears back to my SUL AT Thru-Hike gear set. Because of the long duration of that hike anything under 5 pounds will be a good starting point. My guess is an under 3 pound set by the time I get finished with it.Jul 12, 2005 at 2:31 pm #1338874
Ron BellBPL Member
@mountainlaureldesignsLocale: USA
Hi folks,
Note that the mfg listed weight of the cuben fiber is in sailmakers yards,sm/yds, 28.5 X 36″.
The .35 is sm/yds and X 1.26 gets you the sq/yds.
I am also testing the material here at Mountain Laurel Designs. I'll post my findings after I run the "Psycho Eternity Wind Seam Test."
I have found the three lightest samples, down to about .2 oz sq/yds all very water proof but unsuitable due to stitching and seam hole creep under any stress, i.e. wind flapping.
It's looking like the he .35 sm/yd mentioned is the lightest that may work UL gear.
The high cost, unproven long term use in UL gear, stitching and glueing reinforcements and the "unusual" stringy wax paper look will be factors in it's use over proven standard .97 (or so) weight silicone spin fabrics now widely avialbe from various cottage tarp builders.
-RonJul 12, 2005 at 4:33 pm #1338882
I have long understood what a sail makers yard is. I had a small sailboat for many years and even made a few of my own sails. They weren't great but worked and I really surprised some friends that had boats like mine one day when I put up a Spinnaker that I had made. It worked but almost to well.
When I get a sample of fabric such as the 4 that I got from Cuben I calculate the square inches then weigh the sample on my Ohaus Triple Beam Scale. Then I can determine the weight of a 36″ by 36″ square yard. This is the only way I do it.
The lightest sample I got from Cuben was .29oz per sq yard. This is my calculation not Cubens. I got a 5′ by 4′ piece and made my first Pack Bag out of it. It seems that the lightest they have to sell at this time is the .40oz per stuff. I have 9 yards of that.
The fact that you found the material "unsuitable due to stitching and seam hole creap under any stress, ie. wind flapping" I found amusing.
This is where the science of engineering or cleverness comes into play. Just because you can't figure out how to make something work doesn't mean someone else can't.
In my pre-prototype research I consulated a sail maker who uses the Cuben material. I have followed his suggestions since sails for really big boats are made out of this stuff all the time. What ever I make out of my Cuben fabric I don't think it will ever be stressed like a sail underway in a strong wind. My construction strategy is sure to be different than yours and mine considers the whole of the item in the planning.
The high cost of this material NO, If you are making your own gear the cost of the material vs buying the item is not really a factor. My G6 pack cost X dollars and the pack I made simular to it cost much less in material alone. My labor is not a factor as I am doing this only for myself. I have a lot of the "proven standard" .96 – .97oz stuff and may never use it again.Jul 14, 2005 at 6:57 pm #1339043
Ron BellBPL Member
@mountainlaureldesignsLocale: USA
Hi Bill,
Sorry, I did not mean to imply you might not understand any aspect of the fabric or weight measure systems and I agree with all of your good points.
I get a lot of questions about the spin weights and so I just wanted to give folks a very brief overview in case they are looking at the manufacturers sites and specs and are not familiar with the differences.
The Cuben fiber possibilities seem fairly new in the UL backpacker community and I look forward to super creative and inventive folks like yourself pushing the limits in DIY UL gear. Individuals who envision and create those developments like yourself have historically been the corner stone of future commercial and cottage industry offerings.
Sorry for any confusion or controversy in the thread. I guess that's always a tough one in this medium when a manufacturer offers info or opinions in an open forum.
-RonJul 18, 2005 at 7:22 pm #1339200
Ben LyonMember
I too live in the SE – B'ham, Alabama. I have been very interested in your posts as I have been trimming my weights, and our climates are surely similar. Where are you located? I am just curious.Jul 18, 2005 at 8:59 pm #1339202
Dane BurkeMember
@daneLocale: Western Washington
70 degrees is pretty warm…do you need the mummy liner?
Is 50 feet of guylines really necessary? And the shelter stuff sack?
And finally, I will probably never get anywhere close to this kind of base weight but I still don't carry spare socks on a weekender.
Ditch the mummy liner, socks, stuff sack, and halve your guyline length, and you are under a half pound, having lost nearly half your weight.
I would be interested in seeing your list of items worn as well.Jul 18, 2005 at 9:34 pm #1339205
Todd HomchickMember
@upriconLocale: San Gabriel Mountains
Why are people taking this post seriously. This is really funny!Jul 18, 2005 at 10:28 pm #1339206
MarkBPL Member
@mlarsonLocale: Southeast USA
Hmm. I was just thinking: Perhaps you could ditch the mummy liner and the ground cloth–then replace it with a soft-top bivy, like an Equinox or BMW model. It won't have the same 'snuggle value' as the silk, but would offer a little more insurance with the small tarp for about the same net weight.Aug 6, 2005 at 1:07 pm #1340005
How does one join such lightweight, sail-cloth fabrics so as not to get "stitching and seam-hole creap"? Please enlighten us who want to push the lightness edge further down!Aug 6, 2005 at 1:30 pm #1340006
How good are your normal material sewing skills? My suggestion is to buy a yard or two and practice with it. You will need to try sewing it using different stitch length and widths and see what set-up works best with your sewing machine. The needle and thread is also important and you should also find that out with practice.
There is a 2-sided tape that will work on this but I haven't used enough of it to say how good or not good it is. The learning curve on the tape was slow for me. I did find out that sewing through the tape can be a sticky mess and require changing/cleaning my needle a lot..
Everytime I am asked about Cuben fabric I say this stuff isn't for everyone.Aug 11, 2005 at 11:41 am #1340175
Todd: Which parts are funny? Just wondering because there are different ideas going on here.Aug 11, 2005 at 2:40 pm #1340184
Steve SmithMember
@bardsandwarriorsLocale: Wales
I'm laughing at this aswell. You guys are amazing, but I fear your sense of proportion is getting lost somewhere.
If my base weight was under 5 lb, I would hardly notice it. If it was 1 lb or 2 lb I would drop it in my pocket and be off, to savour the sunset and skip happily across the americas. I might tie up my 'pack' in a bundle and hang it off a stick over my shoulder, just for the fun of it. I might add a few things to make life on the road simpler and easier. But I wouldn't be figuring out where to shave off another 0.0005 of a gram…
Just joking, but you know what I mean, right? Keep it up, you guys. Awesome!Aug 12, 2005 at 7:07 am #1340199
The lightweight pissing contests come and go on lightweight backpacking websites. Stick around long enough and you'll see. I am sure it's an age-old phenomenon classically described in sociology (or psychiatry) textbooks.Aug 12, 2005 at 1:41 pm #1340223
Steve SmithMember
@bardsandwarriorsLocale: Wales
I wouldn't have put it so bluntly as that, anon. If it wasn't for these guys breaking new boundaries, we wouldn't be able to follow in their footsteps. A pissing contest has no value; but this contest does have value.
I do wonder if there are other question which could be addressed now. Such as – this all sounds very theoretical; having got the weights this low, what would you really take, and why. You can easily allow yourselves some leeway here, eg. a tarp twice the size to keep the wind off, or a bag with a zip, or whatever. You could take the weight back up to 2 or 3 lbs total, and have double the enjoyment. Maybe this is the direction this list should be taking now?Dec 11, 2008 at 4:02 pm #1463765
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Wow,this is a light list!
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Rovers stretched their unbeaten run on their travels to seven games after goalless draw at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday.
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A minute after the turnaround an excellent cross from Markus Olsson found the head of Brown but his effort deflected wide.
From the resulting Jay Spearing corner Brown nodded down for Marshall but his low effort was cleared away by Chris Gunter in the six-yard box.
But as the half wore on it was the home side who grew back into the game, building momentum with a series of set-plays, putting Rovers under pressure.
With six minutes to go Reading made a double change as Kewsi Appiah and Hope Akpan replaced Pogrebnyak and McCleary, and the pair would go as close as anyone to breaking the deadlock.
Two minutes from time, a ball back to Eastwood saw Appiah close down the Rovers goalkeeper, his clearance rebounding off the Royals forward but flashed just wide.
Then in the final of three additional minutes an Oliver Norwood corner kick was headed on by Akpan, Ben Marshall with the key touch to clear it behind on the line.
Rovers will be pleased to pick up another point and another clean sheet on their travels, in a match that neither side deserved to win.
Federici, Gunter, Pearce, Pogrebnyak (sub Appiah 84 mins), Robson-Kanu, McCleary (sub Akpan 84 mins), Chalobah, Hector, Mackie, Karacan (c) (sub Norwood 73 mins), Ake.
Subs not used: Andersen (GK), Yakubu, Cooper.
Goals: None.
Booked: Robson-Kanu.
Eastwood, Henley, Spurr, Kilgallon (c), Olsson, Cairney (sub P. Taylor 65 mins), Spearing, Williamson, Marshall, Brown, Rhodes.
Subs not used : Steele (GK), O'Sullivan, Songo'o , Lenihan, Evans, Conway.
Goals: None.
Booked: Williamson.
Attendance: 17,564 (including 646 Rovers fans)
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Wow what a fun road trip that was. I made the 5.5 hour drive each way to Columbus and had seats right on the glass. My boss calls my cell between the 1st and 2nd periods and was like, dude every time the puck comes to your end of the ice we see you on tv. I have the game dvr'ed so I'll be looking for that when i can watch it.
It was a fun experience. I like their arena a lot. The people there were very nice. We met Hawk fans from so many different places. Rochester, New York... Houston, Texas.... Indianapolis...they came from everywhere and many were transplants that used to live in Chicago but don't anymore.
As for the game itself. That certainly was the worst game the Hawks played so far this young season. I guess it was expected a bit. You can't play at 99 mph every game...it just doesn't happen. Toews' goal looked incredible. I'm glad they came out of it with the 2 points.
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I knew absolutely nothing about publishing a book, especially a children's picture book.
Most of my writing was part of my career in radio--news copy, feature reports, commercials and promotional campaigns. What did I know about children's picture books? I have six grandchildren--that's it!
Not much to go on, but I went for it anyway. However, I had no delusions of grandeur, and I often tell people I wrote and self-published my book just for grins and self-satisfaction. One highlight...
I searched for an illustrator on Craig's List and was referred to a young mother in the U.K. (I live in Florida). Put your pencils down everyone; she won the job instantly and the two of us spent the next eight months marrying text to picture--entirely via e-mail. We never met, never spoke on the phone or text-messaged each other...just e-mails! What a great experience. And, if you don't like the rhymes I wrote, you should at least appreciate her crafty contributions.
So, in the end, I did experience many grins and I enjoyed the experience of self-publishing. However, and it's a big HOWEVER, if you self publish and you truly want to sell your book, and maybe even experience some success as a writer, you will need to be an incredible marketer with exceptional reach and an impressive list of worthy contacts.
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They are not sought-after experts for talk shows, Oprah and Ellen just aren't interested and neither will your neighborhood B&N or Borders give a hoot. You are pretty much on your own, and once you've deluged the media and book industries with your offering, your roaring expectations will settle down to a very, very quiet squeak.
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I'm a pretty high-tech guy at work, but more or less a luddite at home. Or at least a late adopter. So here's my question to the forons:
Over the years I've acquired a huge collection of classical music on CDs -- probably close to 400 disks. A lot of it is hard-to-find stuff, out of print, disks that they only released about a dozen copies of, and some recordings that were never published at all.
If anything happened to that collection, there's no way I could rebuild it. That's one concern. Another is that I travel a lot, and would like to be able to bring more than a couple of CDs along when traveling.
I don't have an MP3 player. I've thought about copying at least part of the collection to my laptop, and/or a USB drive. That would be a huge amount of work [by my reckoning, since I'd rather not use any lossy format, the whole library would be about 250 GB] but I suppose I could start with just the best 25% or whatever.
Of course, if I did that, I'd end up with hundreds or thousands of files listed as "Unknown Artist, Unknown Album, Track 1" or whatever, right? My impression is that the software used by most MP3 players and digital music libraries isn't really designed to work with classical music, where the information hierarchy is more like "Composer, piece, movement" with the performers, conductor, year, etc. also helping identify a particular recording.
So ... I'd like to have a "backup copy" of my CD library. I'd also like to be able to carry it around with me on my laptop, an MP3 player, or whatever. But copying it all off disks would be a huge amount of work, I'd have to manually enter a lot of metadata in whatever system is archiving it, that system probably isn't really set up for working with the classical music genre ... and I don't want to start down this road and then discover that there's a better way.
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You'll have to pop in a disk and see what it comes up with for names. If someone else on the planet has imported and named them properly iTunes will probably be able to figure it out. I'd suggest importing all of it over time and backing those files up on hard disc and CD/DVD. You can keep the CD's if you want but I'd still save it it two places so you won't have to do the work again. If you have to enter track info I'd still go for it but it'll be a lot more work.
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fisticuffs wrote:I'd suggest importing all of it over time and backing those files up on hard disc and CD/DVD. You can keep the CD's if you want but I'd still save it it two places so you won't have to do the work again. If you have to enter track info I'd still go for it but it'll be a lot more work.
Hey, thanks for the advice. So far I've imported and backed up about 270 CDs, with around 100 to go.
The track info issue was not nearly as bad as I'd feared. Back in the 1990s I'd listened to CDs a lot while working on the computer, using the old Windows CD player program, and its online database failed to recognize most of the disks I played. I think I tried it with Windows Media Player at various points in the past decade, and kept finding that the track info for my classical CDs was mostly missing or garbled. At some point, I guess I just shrugged my shoulders, told WMP to stop downloading track info, and just ignored it.
I gather that iTunes uses a different database. I don't know whether that made the difference, or whether it was just a matter of more years having passed. But of the 270 CDs I've entered so far, probably 60% required no editing of the track info, 35% some minor editing, and 5% needed substantial editing. That's much better than I expected.
I like having the original CDs (for a lot of classical CDs, the liner notes contain all kinds of interesting information). But it's reassuring to know I've got a backup copy of all the CDs stored offsite.
Anyway, thanks.
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In the move to France I was unable to bring my 360 along with me. At the time I didn't give it a second thought; I was more concentrated on all of the things I'd be able to do whilst abroad. Now that I've been here for over a month, I'm beginning to miss it slightly. It's not as if I'm going through withdrawals and have a bad case of the shakes, yet given that I have a lot of free time, boredom has begun to set in. Though watching films has become a nice substitute, watching a film is not playing a game. This isn't to say that one is better than the other; they're entirely different - with film being somewhat more of an intellectual pursuit while games are generally an outlet for my enjoyment of something more simplistic; yet at same time more satisfying. Film is something I appreciate, while games are something I can simply enjoy.
In Ireland I did spend quite a bit of time playing video games. Next to watching films, it was my primary hobby. I miss being able to put in a disk and fighting a hard-earned victory in Battlefield 3, or controlling Max Payne as he leaps through the air like a bullet-dispensing ballerina. I miss exploring the mountains in Skyrim and interacting with The Witcher 2's intricate plot. I miss being able to join in the community get-togethers, or just having a simple chat with people over Xbox Live. It's the little things.
My laptop, which bursts into flames at even the slightest attempt to play something more modern, is good enough to play Rome: Total War though. This has been able to scratch my itch somewhat, and given that Rome: Total War is probably my favorite game ever made, it's been a blast playing through it again. Yet even as I play it, I do wish I had something I could switch to in order to relieve myself of its repetitiveness. When I play games I usually focus my attention on one title at a time. Even then, however, I've always supplemented it with something else. When playing Skyrim, for example, I often booted up Battlefield 3 - just to take a break from all the dragon slaying and fight some intelligent opponents with more modern high-tech weaponry. I love Rome: Total War, yet I'd enjoy it a lot more if I could play something else (I have been eying up the original Fallout on Steam).
In the end I look at this as an opportunity for me to do other things. I've been writing a lot, reading more, watching films I've been always meaning to see and generally getting used to my new surroundings. Even though I do miss video games, I'm coping just fine. The next part of my plan is to start exercising and getting into shape, but I'll save that topic for my next blog (where hopefully the fitness enthusiasts amongst you will be able to help me somewhat).
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I lived in what everyone calls a shack, a tumble down house that is on a rock out-crop far off shore. Tide keeps everyone, save me, away; although a few have tried but they soon learn I will not answer politely, if I answer at all.
My home was not typical of those in these times of 1931. All that I needed I had scavenged from shorelines and shipwrecks. But all mismatched and broken items had their own stories. Take my sofa; a half missing and stained with salt water and on the armrest, a family of limpets. I found that item after, due to the receding cliff face, a hotel fell into the sea.
Driftwood made the walls to my home, the roof a salt corroded tapestry of old iron sheets once used to hold together a ship. Odd nicknacks littered every room, all of which I had scavenged or crafted myself.
I did not work. I had little need to. I gathered my own food from the sea, my warmth from fires and clothes from anything I could get my hands on.