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Posted April 21, 2012 at 12:51PM
I watch my cctv over the internet but my publice ip address has changed is there any way that I can find out what the new ip addressw is remotely or do I need to be on the network at the same time to find it out
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Posted April 21, 2012 at 2:14PM
You need to be on the network.
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Posted April 21, 2012 at 3:54PM
You could change your telephone and broadband provider to Sky, I have been with them since December 2011 and my public IP has never changed
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Posted June 19, 2012 at 5:12AM
Hi, you may be able to get access if it's a business/corporate account to the APN required to get a real public IP, otherwise you can only have a WAN IP like you have now, there are other ways around this depend on what you're trying to achieve, more detail would be needed though http://www.crcomputerrepair.com Thanks!
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Posted June 20, 2012 at 6:38PM
I think you need to be on the network to actually check the IP, or you could connect remotely to the network and check like that.
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Posted August 31, 2012 at 8:56AM
Usually dynamic ip addresses are changeable . If you want static ip address pay extra amount to your internet service provider. If you want to know your public ip address Visit Ip-Details.com. Here you get ip address, ISP details with geo location result.
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At a bar where the music is so loud you can't hear yourself think? Be mindful of the number of drinks you tip back, as new research suggests that loud environments can make alcohol taste sweeter and impair judgement.
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"Good book for the YA crowd"
This book starts off with a very predictable story. There aren't many surprises in this book, however is probably a good book for college girls to listen to. It deals with breakups of young couples that went together during high school, and how things change for them in college. Also, has quite a large segment on date rape, and how kids handle the consequences, with some very helpful ideas on what to do..
As an older adult, it wasn't what I consider a good read, as it was too predictable for my tastes, but if you are a young adult looking toward college or in college...then go for it.
"The amazing Constance"
What a great story. I've read or listened to all this series in order, and have yet to be disappointed. The story opens up with a shocker for Pendergast, creating the mystery of the story. Solving this murder mystery leads him on a deadly trail, that could cost his life. Constance Green is the undisputed heroine, acquiring the help of Margo Green both putting their lives on the line for the beloved Pendergast. The novel peels away another layer of the Pendergast mystique, as we learn more about the darker side of his family tree. Like all the rest of the books, it draws you in with clue after clue unfolding through the melodious voice of Rene Auberjonois perfectly capturing the emotions and voices of the characters.
"Harper and Ronconi the Dynamic Duo"
If you are in the mood to listen to something light hearted, funny, with no surprises then this duo fits the bill. Harper puts the romantic comedy to paper, and Ronconi brings the characters to life as only she can do. I love these books for a quick listen that keeps you chuckling. The story is predictable, but who cares when it lifts the spirits and puts a smile on the face.
Don't let the length of this story dissuade you, you won't want it to end. It starts out with a world where the demons come out at night to kill any human they can find. The humans live in warded villages, where only messengers travel from one place to another delivering goods and news from afar. It tells a story of three separate people coming together in a fight against these said creatures. Each has a hard road in life to travel that molds them into the people they become, each possessing a special talent to use against the demons in the battle to bring the world back to the humans. This is one of the best fantasy novels I've heard in a long time, the characters get a grip on you and don't let go and it doesn't end here.
"Northman, not Viking"
I was in the mood for a good love story, but with that, some times you get a story that frustrates you because the main characters don't communicate the one thing that is keeping them apart. This story certainly fit that bill. Ronan has loved Arienh for 10 years without her knowing it, and she has waited for his return for 10 years. When he does come back, she doesn't recognize him and even if she did, she won't get her HEA, because of a secret she is guarding and the fact he is a Viking. (He keeps insisting he's not a Viking, but a Northman, and there is a difference) It gets frustrating at times, but I listened on and did enjoy the book, knowing that this was one of those typical love stories and all would end well.
"Mage 101"
I almost gave up on this book. Alex, goes to great lengths explaining the world of magic, every different kind of mage there is and what powers they possess. It bordered on boredom for the first part of the book, but managed to get better once all the background was gathered. The story then developed into a quest of life and death to retrieve a powerful relic that only Alex could open it's secrets. Alex has a nice group of friends to help and an equal amount of enemies out to stop him. The first of a series, but I think I'll stick with Dresden.
"Your heart breaks for the characters"
The author and the narrator do an excellent job of bringing these unique and intriguing characters to life. The story is scary and revolting as it brings to light the torture of children and adults alike in Thailand. The children can break your heart, as their stories are told, but most importantly you can understand the victims becoming the murderers, in an effort to deal with the horrors that they have had to suffer. Poke is an ordinary guy that finds himself loving two victims of this culture, trying to understand their way of coping with the past, while protecting them from the evil that has shown it's face at their door.
The book gets pretty gritty toward the end, with the suspense keeping you on the edge of your seat. Well worth the listen.
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This was my first listen of Thomas Perry and I thought it to be an "OK" book. If not for the other reviews though, I probably wouldn't read anything else from this author, due to the lack of imagination in the book. It reads like a police procedural, with boring characters.
Jack Till seems to solve the case too easily, with all the handy clues available (like finding the next prostitute victim from the same necklace) At any rate, I didn't get attached to any of these characters, and what I enjoy most about what I read is the character development. I'll try another from this author though, as he does have great reviews from other books
"Mind blowing twist"
This started out as a good story of a private security employee, Abby that infiltrates the suspect's life with friendship, in an effort to thwart an attempt on her client's life. She's coming back from a big failure with this case, when a TV anchorwoman is threatened by stalker, Raymond Hickle. Abby seems to be doing her job well, while we see the characters developing and becoming more interesting. The listening went along slowly for awhile, with gathering of evidence and procedure, when a huge twist to the story blew my mind. Changed the whole book for me and the suspense kept the ear buds in. Don't give up on this one, it's a good listen.
"Lackluster ending to a good series"
I know I'm in a minority here, but this ending seemed rushed and lacking in any real suspense. When a dilemma was produced in the story, it was quickly absolved and on to the next, thus rushing the last two souls to be saved and the end of the series.
I loved the previous books and was satisfied with the final outcome, but something was just missing from this story, something that made all the rest so much fun to read.
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Edward X Delaney and Daniel J Blank are two for the books. The story delves in to what these men feel and what is making them tick. Both have an agenda, one is killing and very slowly we see what has drove him to this point, while the other is ruthlessly trying to solve the crime while his own personal life situation is falling into turmoil. It's a very unique character study of two men and the women that play a integral part of their story.
My only complaint would be the epilogue which summed up everyone's future quite shortly. I want to hear more, so that makes the next of the series a must.
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On the heels of his Juxtapoz cover, Madlib (and Quasimoto) are on the cover of this month's Bonafide Mag released in UK this month. Madlib cover interview by Kidkanevil, photo by Jimmy Mould, illustration by Jeff Jank.
Rock Konducta Pt. 1 and Rock Konducta Pt. 2 have both been released this week. The vinyl and digital are in two parts, and the CD edition as one double disc set.
Juxtapoz #163 (August 2014) features a Madlib cover story, with interview by Gabe Scott with Jason Jagel, Eothen Apapatt and Freddie Gibbs.The magazine cover is illustrated by Jason Jagel, featuring cameos from Lord Quas, DOOM, and world of anonymous jazz cats & rap cats. Photo by Estevan Oriol. Expect the magazine on U.S. newsstands in July.
Boiler Room set up shop in Egon's office in Highland Park, Los Angeles, CA as he digs through his own collection, playing a few records.
This is currently streaming at BoilerRoom.tv and the archived video is embedded above.
Eothen "Egon" Alapatt runs Now-Again Records, he's one of the Rappcats crew, and the former general manager at Stones Throw (2000-2010). Also check out Boiler Room's editorial piece about the day the session was filmed: "We had the great pleasure of being let into the Now-Again Records office this month. Long before Collections was a concept, but very shortly after Egon impromptu opened for Madlib at our San Francisco show with heavy psych gems, we had the irrepressible urge to trawl through his records. Timing saw us pushing this one back quite a bit, so when the cohesive idea of Collections was introduced we eagerly re-approached the idea. We've of course picked up snippets here and there through the label itself as well as via his Funk Archaeology series, but nothing beat us seeing – strike that, hearing – for ourselves."
ON SALE: KARL HECTOR & THE MALCOUNS – UNSTRAIGHT AHEAD Now-Again Records
Afrodelic Kraut Funk excursions featuring Members of Poets of Rhythm and Whitefield Brothers. Unstraight Ahead finds Karl Hector and his cohorts exploring territories outside of the already-expansive scope of their debut album Sahara Swing. On this album, the West African sounds of Ghana and Mali meet the East African sounds of Mulatu Astatke's Ethiopian jazz and are tied together with the groove heavy experimentalism of The Malcouns' 70s Krautrock godfathers: Can, of course, but also more obscure and equally adventurous groups like Agitation Free, Ibliss and Tomorrow's Gift. It's an album out of time, one that couldn't have been made in the era its aural aesthetics reference, as its scope is so broad. But it's an album focused by funk – and an ambition to expand funk's reaches. The Malcouns – including Poets of Rhythm songwriter and vocalist Bo Baral – created their own instruments to fashion an album that stands alongside the great albums of its progenitors but charges Unstraight Ahead into a curious musical future.
2 LP comes with download card; CD packaged in a gatefold "eco-wallet."
50+ track instrumental hip-hop album
Madlib's Rock Konducta – the blatantly titled, rock-inspired entries in the producer's long-running Beat Konducta instrumental series – will be released July 15. It is the fifth installment in Madlib's Beat Konducta series following Beat Konducta: Movie Scenes (2006), Beat Konducta in India (2007), A Tribute to J Dilla (2009) and Beat Konducta in Africa (2010).
Rock Konducta grabs its source material from various worldwide rock scenes from the 60s through the 80s, from American psychedelia to Germany's Krautrock to acid-soaked Spanish prog to synthy, early-80s oddities.
Madlib announced his Rock Konducta album with a limited edition 45 made specifically for sale at the Zamrock Live! Madlib Medicine Show in San Francisco in early 2013. It was a fitting place to make the debut, as his previous Beat Konducta in Africa album was heavily inspired by Africa's vibrant 70s rock scene, with a specific focus on Zambia's Zamrock.
on iTunes: Madlib – Rock Konducta Pt. 1 | Madlib – Rock Konducta Pt. 2
Sixteen Things We Know About Damon is a short film by Andrew Gura: a voice and music driven story that uses animated archival stills, stock footage and typography, lo-fi textures, left-field sound design to tell the nearly impossible backstory behind Damon's Song of a Gypsy
Damon's Song of a Gypsy, underground psychedelic rock from the late 60s – reissued album from Now-Again Records
Damon's Song of a Gypsy is regarded as one of the finest privately-pressed psychedelic rock records ever made. It has, for over twenty years, been one of the most sought after late 60s rock artifacts in the world, with the scant original copies that exist exchanging hands for thousands of dollars. Bad bootlegs and scrappy reissues have spread the music a little but left Damon's story untouched, leaving Song of a Gypsy high on its own plateau: out of reach and indescribable.
This edition investigates Song of a Gypsy's seemingly impossible story – one that encapsulates the last bloom of the flower power movement before it decayed into the haze of the '70s underground. It traces the arch of a pop hopeful descending into chaos, becoming the tortured soul who would create an LP to file alongside works by other lost greats of the late '60s, from Shuggie Otis to Rodriguez.
Of course, juicy late '60s anecdotes abound: it was an acid trip that took Damon on a meandering journey to Big Sur's Esalen Institute, where a chance meeting with Ravi Shankar and George Harrison turned everything around for him, as he nursed a five-string guitar back to spiritual health aside the maestros' sitars under Big Sur's endless sky.
This is an LA album – recorded in 1968 after Damon lead his musicians into a Hollywood studio to riff on Jefferson Airplane themes with a world-weary melancholy, to pay equal tribute to his idos Jim Morrison and Al Jolson with results that can only be described as sincere genius. Damon wrote with a childlike naiveté yet sang like a weathered old man, too exhausted to be anything but honest. There is no pretense to his Song of a Gypsy, just a transparent view into his churning soul.
The album Song Of A Gypsy was pressed in a run of five hundred copies. At some point, Damon's master tapes disappeared. He only kept a 1⁄4" tape duped from a scratchy copy of the album.
Under the supervision of Now-Again's Eothen "Egon" Alapatt and Damon, born David Del Conte, over the period of five years, Song of a Gypsy has been lovingly remastered and finally sees its definitive release, a beautiful listening experience, a reminder of the marvels man is capable of creating under even the most adverse circumstances.
New video from Freddie Gibbs & Madlib's Piñata | Madlib releases Piñata Instrumentals
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib's "Deeper" video, directed by Jonah Schwartz, forms a trilogy with the story begun with their two previous videos, "Thuggin'" and "Shame." That is, a loose trilogy. Not as loose as the third Halloween movie when Michael Myers disappeared from the franchise, but there is definitely an untold piece of the story that lands Gangsta Gibbs in jail for a while. "Deeper" picks up from there.
Madlib has just released the instrumentals from the collaboration with Freddie Gibbs – Pinata Beats – out today from the Madlib Invazion label on double LP, CD, Digital.
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – Pinata Beats – on iTunes
Meanwhile, Freddie Gibbs continues the Independent Grind tour, hitting Los Angeles this week the rest of the Southwest through June. If you missed him in Manhattan you can still catch him in Manhattan, Kansas.
03 June: Riverside Auditorium, Riverside CA
04 June: House of Blues, West Hollywood
05 June: House of Blues, San Diego
07 June: Marquee Theater, Tempe AZ
08 June: Rialto Theatre, Tucson
09 June: Hard Rock, Las Vegas
10 June: Great Saltair, Salt Lake City
11 June: Mesa Theatre, Grand Junction
12 June: Black Sheep, Colorado Springs
13 June: Aggie Theatre, Ft. Collins
15 June: Sunshine Theatre, Albuquerque
16 June: Tricky Falls, El Paso
17 June: Cactus Courtyard, Lubbock
18 June: Diamond Ballroom, Oklahoma City
19 June: Lucky Mule, Abilene TX
21 June: House of Blues, Houston
22 June: House of Blues, Dallas
24 June: Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa
25 June: The Cotillion, Wichita
26 June: RC McGraw's, Manhattan KS
27 June: Blue Note, Columbia MO
28 June: Arvest Bank Theatre, Kansas City MO
Los Angeles – Join us Thursday, June 5 at 7PM for an opening reception, an in-studio photo exhibit, and book launch party for Dust & Grooves at Sonos Studio. This event will feature rotating sets from DJs and collectors who are featured in the book (The Gaslamp Killer, Egon, Oliver Wang, Zach Cowie) as well as from book editor Sheila B. The Dust & Grooves book will be on sale at the event, and author Eilon Paz will host a book signing.
The After-Party: Upstairs at Ace Hotel Downtown LA
Thursday June 5th, 11 PM | FREE
Ace Hotel Downtown LA, 921 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015
June 7: Los Angeles Daytime Vinyl Hangout
Saturday June 7th, Noon-6PM | FREE
Sonos Studio, 145 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Dust & Grooves and Sonos Studio welcomes all to the Daytime Vinyl Hangout—an all-day event with vinyl pop-up stores, DJ sets by local collectors, vinyl-lovers, and DJs, giveaways from Dewar's and Now-Again Records, and an open whiskey bar. This event will include a book signing by author Eilon Paz, and his Dust & Grooves book will be available for sale for the whole afternoon.
Instrumentals for Freddie Gibbs & Madlib's Piñata.
There are few musicians – let alone beat–makers – whose output in its raw form provides his listener with a full on musical experience before anything is added. Madlib is one. Before a microphone is switched on, before a rhyme even uttered, a Madlib beat stands alone as a complete thing.
The album with Freddie Gibbs, Piñata – being hailed as contender for rap album of the year – was created between late 2011 and early 2013. But Gibbs also dipped back into Madlib's archives going back as far as ten years for a few of the beats.
Double LP; CD with 8-page booklet; digital download.


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A Christmas special from the rollicking music icons who have touched three generations of music lovers with their Irish folk songs. Together now for more than 40 years, the group delivers a spirited set of fun-loving holiday tunes, including "Must Be Santa," "Christmas at the Ale House," "Three Jolly Rogues," "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer," "Christmas in Killarney," and "That Marvelous Toy." The Rovers also incorporate more traditional Christmas standards such as: "Jingle Bells," "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," "I Saw Three Ships," and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," to name a few.
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|William Herbert Mortensen
January 27, 1897
Park City, Utah
|August 12, 1965
(aged 68)
Laguna Beach, California
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|Glamour photographer
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William Mortensen (1897–1965) was an American art photographer, primarily known for his Hollywood portraits in the 1920s-1940s in the pictorialist style.[1]
Early life[edit]
He was born William Herbert Mortensen on January 27, 1897 in Park City, Utah, the son of Danish immigrants, Agnes and William Peter Mortensen who had immigrated from Copenhagen, Denmark in 1883. During World War I, Mortensen served with the United States Infantry from August 6, 1918 to May 16, 1919. At his enlistment, he recorded his occupation as painting.[2]
After his discharge from the army, Mortensen briefly studied illustration at the Art Students League in New York City. In May 1920, Mortensen traveled abroad in Greece, Italy, Egypt and Constantinople to "sketch for educational purposes."[3] He returned to Utah, then traveled to Hollywood as an escort for his friend's sister, Fay Wray.[4]
Mortensen began his photographic career taking portraits of Hollywood actors and film stills. In 1931, Mortensen moved to the artist community of Laguna Beach, California where he opened a studio and the William Mortensen School of Photography.
He preferred the pictorialism style of manipulating photographs to produce romanticist painting-like effects. The style brought him criticism from straight photographers of the modern realist movement and, in particular, he carried on a prolonged written debate with Ansel Adams.[5]
His arguments defending romanticism photography led him to be "ostracized from most authoritative canons of photographic history."[5] In an essay, Larry Lytle wrote "Due to his approach—both technically and philosophically in opposition to straight or purist adherents — he is amongst the most problematic figures in photography in the twentieth-century... historians and critics have described his images as "...anecdotal, highly sentimental, mildly erotic hand-colored prints...", "...bowdlerized versions of garage calendar pin-ups and sadomasochist entertainments...", "...contrived set-ups and sappy facial expressions...", and finally he was described by Ansel Adams as alternately the "Devil", and "the anti-Christ.""[6]
Recent years have brought praise for Mortensen's development of manipulation techniques and a renewed interest in his work.[5]
He wrote nine books about technique in photography in conjunction with George Dunham.[7]
Mortensen was awarded the Hood medal from the Royal Photographic Society in 1949.[8]
- Projection Control, 1934
- Pictorial Lighting, 1935
- Monsters and Madonnas, 1936
- The Command to Look: A Formula for Picture Success, 1937
- The Model: a Book on the Problems of Posing, 1937
- Print Finishing, 1938
- Outdoor Portraiture: Problems of Face and Figure in Natural Environment, 1940
- Flash in Modern Photography, 1941
- The New Projection Control, 1942
- Mortensen on the Negative, 1940
- The Female Figure: Flesh and Symbol, 1954
- The Paper Negative, 1954
- How to Pose the Model, 1956
- The King of Kings : as Portrayed by Photographic Reproductions of Scenes and Characters from the Motion Picture, 1927
- The Mortensen Collection of the Photographic Society of America, 1971
- The Photographic Magic of William Mortensen, 1979
- William Mortensen : A Revival, 1998
- ^ William Mortensen: A Revival: The Strange Case of William Mortensen [1], retrieved 4 March 2011
- ^ Utah State Archives and Records Service, Salt Lake City, Utah; Military Service Cards, ca. 1898-1975; Creating Agency: Department of Administrative Services, Division of Archives and Records Service; Series: 85268; Reel: 27
- ^ National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), Washington D.C.; Passport Applications, January 2, 1906 - March 31, 1925; ARC Identifier 583830 / MLR Number A1 534; NARA Series: M1490; Roll #1159
- ^ Fay Wray, On The Other Hand: A Life Story, St. Martin's Press, 1989. p. 27-98
- ^ a b c Peres, Michael R. (April 25, 2007). Focal encyclopedia of photography: digital imaging, theory and applications (4th ed.). Focal Press. p. 277. ISBN 978-0-240-80740-9.
- ^ THE COMMAND TO LOOK: The Story of William Mortensen, Part I [2], accessed 4 March 2011
- ^ THE COMMAND TO LOOK: The Story of William Mortensen, Part III [3], accessed 4 March 2011
- ^ Hood Medal [4], accessed 4 March 2011
External links[edit]
- The Scream Online Photography Page
- Stephen Romano Gallery + works by William Mortensen + PDF available of "A PICTORIAL COMPENDIUM OF WITCHCRAFT with texts by A.D. Coleman, Larry Lytle and Tom Patterson, PDF of "Monsters and Madonnas" and PDF of "The Command To Look"
- William Mortensen at Find a Grave
- Photographs at George Eastman House
- Robert Balcomb's book, "Me and Mortensen: Photography with the Master"