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I'm back - I've returned from the wee trip abroad. It was a good time, in fact a series of good times. And it was so easy to get to some great gigs and have some wonderful musical experiences. I told you about seeing The Roots in San Francisco - and a DJ set/after-party by Questlove. I also told you about seeing Kurt Vile and how that was great timing, his most recent album has been a favourite for me this year. So those gigs will stay with me always.
We also got to a reading/performance at San Francisco's famous City Lights bookshop. It was a poetry and story reading by Barry Gifford and his buddy Willy Vlautin was along for the ride, sharing the stage. I know Vlautin for his three excellent novels as well as for his work as the lead singer/songwriter of Richmond Fontaine. So he read stories and also performed some songs, solo/acoustic, including covers of songs that Gifford (a songwriter, storyteller, novelist, poet and songwriter) had composed. It was a great night. And hopefully Vlautin will have a set of short-stories in print before long. He's getting better with each book.
In Las Vegas we took in the Blue Man Group show at The Venetian - seemed a Las Vegas thing to do. And it was an amazing show. Bonkers. Brilliantly so.
So on the plane back to New Zealand I was wondering about what great gigs and music experiences I could have to keep the momentum going, I'd been on a bit of a roll and was worried that it might abruptly end. We get to see plenty of great international acts and we have some amazing local talent too - but it's winter here. A quiet spell tour-wise. And I've just arrived back from a country going into summer...
There's the Lil' Band O' Gold show coming up - sure. And you probably know about plenty of other gigs coming up that I have missed due to being away. And then I remembered two very good gigs coming up this week; two shows that I'm really excited about.
First up, this Friday, at Meow in Wellington, there's a set by Band Of Thousands - the group's first Wellington show.
This duo features Adam Page and Riki Gooch - here's a clip of them performing at Womad.
Page, an Australian saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist, is now based in Wellington. He's collaborated with many of the city's best musicians and with drummer and multi-instrumentalist Gooch he has found a kindred soul. The pair mix a love of deep, bruised funk and Afrobeat groove with clipped soul and broken-beat electro.
The publicity guff talks of the duo "stretching the boundaries of what is possible with only two people on stage" and though I've not yet had the pleasure of seeing Band Of Thousands I know this description isn't just advertising. It will be spot on. I know that from seeing Page and Gooch working, together and alone, through so many fascinating projects.
The show will open with a set from DJ Eru Dangerspiel and DJ VU and then Page and Gooch will share the stage with a bunch of instruments and their own eclectic tastes and vision.
Influences on the Band Of Thousands sound including Sun Ra, Steve Reich, Martin Dosh and The Meters.
It's going to be so good.
You can get tickets from Cosmic for $10 (plus booking fee) or $15 on the door, this Friday, June 15, Meow, 9 Edward St. DJ set from 8pm-9.30 and Band Of Thousands starting at 9.30.
Two world-class players with talent, passion, skill and - most importantly - the collective abilities to offer something absolutely transporting, emotional and transcendental; like I said, it's going to be good.
The other show I'm really looking forward to this weekend is Sunday night's offering at Downstage Theatre in Wellington.
Paul Ubana Jones returns to Downstage for a one-off performance. This will be his third year in a row that he's performed an intimate acoustic show perfectly suited for Downstage.
I spoke to Paul before his first show a couple of years ago. And then I reviewed the show. I had a catch-up chat with him before last year's show - but I didn't get to that gig. So I'm excited to see him play again, I've seen Paul perform dozens of times. And it's always a great show; it's always a little bit different too.
This year he has a new show for Downstage, billed as "Roots Retrospective" Ubana Jones will pay tribute to his varied influences, from Nigerian folk to the blues and psychedelic pop of the 1960s.
Watching Paul perform is always a joy - he's a master. And whether interpreting a range of blues, pop and jazz standards or offering his own tender ballads and blues vamps there's something for everyone. He's a great storyteller in both his performing and in the segues between tunes. He is, as far as I'm concerned, a national treasure. One of the greatest musicians living in this country.
So that's Sunday night sorted - go to the Downstage page to see some clips of Paul in action and of course for ticketing information (and there are links to some of his performances in the previous blog-posts I've linked to where I reviewed his show and interviewed Ubana). That said - I've just found this new (to me) clip of Paul doing The Mountain Song. Check it out.
The two-hour show starts at 7pm and it's allocated seating; price is $35.
So that's me sorted for this week. I'm happy to be home - and what a great reminder that you can travel across the world and see some amazing music but you can also see some of the finest acts in the world right here close enough to your own doorstep, just a 15-minute stroll from home.
So will you be going to Band Of Thousands or to Paul Ubana Jones? Or both? Have you seen either act before? And feel free to use the space below to make your recommendations for any must-see gigs this weekend anywhere in New Zealand - or wherever you are in the world right now. And of course you can pimp your own gig, add an info link, or a YouTube clip of your band in action. Name the time and place and share the information.
So what gigs will you be playing or seeing this weekend? And if it's just beyond this weekend what gig/s are you looking forward to as New Zealand's winter gets super-chilly?
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Paul Ubana Jones is certainly a national treasure. I haven't seen him since I left kiwi land 15 years ago and he is one gig I really miss. I've seen him dozens of times in smoky pubs, recital halls, festivals et al. He's the only muso I've seen get a whole pub to stop smoking, when that was still allowed, so he could keep singing.
After recently seeing Gooch and Page playing together as part of Adam Page & The Counts at Hashigo Zake, I am more than excited for Band of Thousands! The part that worries me is that I will be torn between closing my eyes and losing myself to the music or intensely watching two of the best musicians in Wellington perform at such an intimate venue. Either way, it will not just be the craft beer warming me inside...
And Paul Ubana Jones.... If only I had the spare cash
I'll be heading out to see Anthesiac and Ipswich at the Wunderbar on Friday night, my first trip there post earthquake, should be a good one. A bit further ahead is Permanence our local Joy Division exponents at the Brewery on the 30th they are top class and always good value.
I will be swaggering along to Paul Ubana Jones but I am also excited to see Great North play on Friday 29th June at Meow.I saw them at Happy last time they were through town with Luckless and it was a stunning intimate gig.
Briefly caught Adam Page and Band of Thousands at WOMAD and was impressed enough to go and check Adam out at a small intimate gig here in New Plymouth shortly afterwards. Bloody brilliant. The man even used his beard as an instrument of sorts! Paul Urbana Jones is a national treasure!
Come along to Mangle & Gruff's long awaited debut EP release party at Mighty Mighty, next Thursday 21 June. Support from Alphabethead and the Methadonnas. It will be an awesome evening.
And a taste of the new EP: http://mangleandgruff.bandcamp.com/
It's not for another few months but here in the Wairarapa we're finally getting some live music other than the predictable Winery tours thanks to a club night called Up With People. First show is Barry Saunders and Delaney Davidson at Aratoi in Masterton on August 26th. It's about time something like this happened as the regions are starved of decent shows.
@ #3 Darryl. That show will be excellent. Dependency Theory are opening too, make sure you catch them!
Darren Watson and the Real Deal at the Lido Saturday. Also gazing into the crystal ball and dreaming of a Bailter Space gig now the news of new album is out
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A picture that appears to show the logic board for Apple's next-generation iPad shows a system-on-a-chip labeled "A5X" rather than the "A6" processor that has been rumored.If accurate, the name "A5X" could suggest the next iPad's custom processor is a more powerful version of the existing A5 CPU found in the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S, rather than an overhauled next-generation "A6" processor. The picture of a purported iPad 3 logic board was first revealed at WeiPhone (via MacRumors).
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Bansal, Bhavtosh and Venkataraman, V (2005) Magnetic field induced band depopulation in intrinsic InSb: A revisit. [Preprint]
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The effect of Landau level formation on the population of intrinsic electrons in InSb is probed near room temperature in magnetic fields upto 16 Tesla. Although the measured magnetic field dependence of the Hall coeffcient is qualitatively similar to published results, it is shown that the data may also be explained by simply including ambipolar conduction. Thus the inference on band depopulation drawn from previous measurements on InSb is inconclusive unless both the Hall and the magnetoresistive components of the resistivity tensor are simultaneously measured and modelled. When the model includes both depopulation and ambipolar conduction, a reasonable agreement with theory can be established.
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Lear, Edward, 1812-1888. Owl and the pussycat. New York : Putnam, ©1991 (OCoLC)608152978 |
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A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: three new jewelry lines we're coveting, our top must-have from the shop at the newly reopened Cooper Hewitt museum (above), and are speckles the new squiggles? You be the judge.
In her day-to-day job as a set designer, Adi Goodrich constructs elaborate environments with her crew on set or in the studio, but the rest of world experiences her work only through photographs. As of last night, however, you can view the Los Angeles designer's work IRL in an installation on view until the end of December at The […]
Glancing out the window on this cold, grey, rainy day in New York City, it's hard to believe that just last week we were frolicking in the sunshine in Miami, immersing ourselves in art and design and running into friends like Su Wu and Brent Dzekciorius on the street while flitting between parties and champagne brunches. While the primary purpose of our time there was to launch a new collaboration with Print All Over Me for the shop at the Standard (read all about that here), we managed to squeeze a million other activities into our four-day trip, from a visit to the impeccably curated Untitled art fair to a bizarre slide lecture and fashion show by Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe to a 3AM performance by rapper Rae Sremmurd at a local nightclub that left our ears ringing for three days straight. While you won't find that particular dalliance documented here, we did take plenty of photographs of art and design; some of our favorites are posted after the jump.
Lately it feels like whenever we've seen a piece at an art fair that we love, it's turned out to be the work of one of a very small group of our favorite artists (Alicja Kwade, Thea Djordjaze, Jonas Wood, David Korty, etc) whose work seems to pops up again and again in such contexts. One of the most frequent is Ann Veronica Janssens, a British-born, Brussels-based artist whose practice is based around finding ways to visualize light and other ephemeral forces while balancing them against the more tangible qualities of architecture. Janssens has been around for awhile — she represented Britain at the 1999 Venice Biennale — but we're particularly fond of her most recent body of work, which is more object-based than light-based. See a selection of it after the jump.
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The team behind Fort Makers don't refer to themselves as a design studio but rather an "artist collective," and there's a marked difference: They make functional objects, but instead of producing a stream of products with a unified aesthetic, they each work individually under the studio umbrella, experimenting with whatever interests them at any given time. In a way, it's that same sense of structureless structure that first attracted Noah Spencer to the idea of making mobiles: You can hang pretty much anything from them, as long as you get the balance right. "Any kind of visual language can be carried into the mobile world," says Spencer, a Paul Loebach and Uhuru Design alum who co-founded Fort Makers in 2008. While he primarily makes models hung with simple wooden shapes, he's also been toying around lately with more expressive elements made from polymer clay (aka Sculpey), a method he graciously offered to teach Sight Unseen readers in this tutorial.
With a studio based out of the UK, artist Rana Begum has exhibited around the globe, from New York to London to Dubai. And it seems fitting that a recent solo exhibition should take place at that latter city's Third Line Gallery, an exhibition space catering to contemporary Islamic art. Begum's Bangladeshi childhood informs much of her work, observing geometric repetition in traditional Islamic patterns and the way light activates the interiors of local mosques. This, combined with the conflicting forms and colors of urban society, can be seen in her most recent pieces, which mostly consist of creased sheet-metal panels, coated in bright mixtures of paint and resin, that seem to fold out from the wall. The three-dimensionality of her pieces causes light to bounce between the reflective panels and creates varying interpretations for viewers as they move about the piece. These subtle changes are what captivate viewers, ensuring each person has a completely different experience with every one of her pieces.
When it comes to design, it's easy to forget about Indiana. Easy, but unfair — just ask anyone familiar with the legacy of Columbus natives Irwin and Xenia Miller, whose Eero Saarinen house is one of many architectural landmarks the pair commissioned in and around their hometown. Or ask the editors of Sight Unseen, who included not one but two Indiana-based talents in our American Design Hot List last week. One of them, Jonathan Nesci, debuted a project over the weekend that underscored both arguments: Invited by curator Christopher West to create a site-specific installation on the grounds of Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church — also a Miller commission — Nesci conceived the stunning project 100 Variations, consisting of 100 unique, mirror-polished tables aligned in a grid in the church's courtyard. He developed the tables using the Golden Ratio, an ongoing preoccupation in his work that similarly informed Saarinen's. We snagged the first photos of the installation, which was on view for only three days, then invited Matt Olson of the Minneapolis studio RO/LU to discuss the project — and its oft-overlooked setting — with Nesci. Read their conversation after the jump.
Italian product designer Valentina Cameranesi Sgroi worked as lead designer for Diesel Home — developing furniture and lighting for its collaborations with Moroso and Foscarini — for three years before becoming a freelance creative director in 2012. Since then, she's also developed a personal body of work that includes video art, photography, and ceramics, exploring "the relationship between the natural and artificial." Her latest project, Associations, is a series of vases that take inspiration from '70s craftsmanship but with simple, expressive shapes that evoke Ettore Sottsass and the Italian artist Gino de Dominicis. All of the pieces in the collection are made by artisans in Veneto, Italy.
A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: Maybe it's just the gloomy New York weather, but today we're wishing we could be anywhere but here: a Los Angeles gallery show, a Copenhagen vintage pop-ups, or a 1950s Milanese apartment belonging to none other than Ettore Sottsass.
Still-life photography has been a staple form of expression for photographers since the invention of the camera. And with the rise in popularity of sites like Tumblr and Pinterest, there's been a noticeable influx of images on the Internet that follow certain preconceived notions of what a contemporary still life ought to consist of: a clean image with a pale colored backdrop, some kind of sliced fruit, maybe some bubble wrap, etc. Enter Thomas Albdorf, the Austrian artist who crossed over into the world of photography after a career in graphic design and art direction. Albdorf shoots with a 35mm camera that results in a grittiness that is refreshing in this digital age, and his background as a designer is clearly evident in his calculated and well-balanced photographs. His still lifes — constructed from mundane objects or littered building materials — are full of texture, pattern, and intrigue.
Ten years ago, Romy Northover was a student at Goldsmith College, an incredibly conceptual art school in London that she found to be grueling. "I'm a kinesthetic learner," says the now Brooklyn-based ceramicist. "I figure things out by doing them, not just by thinking about them. I'm not an intellectual; it's more experiential for me. But those were important years because they got me to where I am now."
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There are people you meet in life to whom you feel a deep and immediate connection, so much so that the particulars of how and why you both arrived at the same place at the same time matter much less than the fact that you did. That's pretty much how we feel about Su Wu, whose inspiring blog I'm Revolting we admired from afar for months before reaching out two years ago, asking her to collaborate, and becoming instant friends. Earlier this summer, however, when we found out that one of our favorite photographers would be visiting LA, we realized this was the perfect time to find out a bit more about the circumstances that led Wu to where she is right now, both philosophically and quite literally — the downtown LA loft she calls home.
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Brooklyn-based artist Amy Brener is all about excavating the technological artifact in her large, translucent, crystal-like sculptures. Each standing the height of an average-sized human, the totems are like some colossal peer of Thaddeus Wolfe's ongoing Assemblage Series. Into these cast resin and concrete monoliths, Brener fossilizes decade-old Nokia phones, Fresnel lenses, and gypsum; once the cast dries, she chisels away, cracking sheets of plastic and remnants of our recent technological past, revealing sculptures that resemble the natural and the geological. The structures stand bright and vertical, weighted in a mix of familiar earthy rock formations and distant ideas of the supernatural. As Brener notes, "My pieces are artifacts from an imagined future." Enjoy a small selection of our favorites after the jump.
"Another Cats Show" may have started as a one-liner, but that doesn't mean it fails to land the joke. The exhibition, which closed this week at the Los Angeles gallery 356 Mission, included feline-themed pieces from 301 artists and proved that what they say about die-hard cat lovers is pretty much true: They may be crazy, but they also totally mean it. "People assume cats will be funny," says Ooga Booga founder Wendy Yao, a partner in the space. "It is casual and inclusive, and gives artists a chance to do something not quite as monumental."
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Hmph. :I That being so, I propose that we keep the outraged Western-journalism-about-Japan-sucks (we know) to a minimum and discuss this much more interesting Guardian article instead. There's quite a lot of interesting points to be discussed in the Guardian article, including points for disagreement and further clarification -- from natives and experts. As for myself, I'm just curious where I can find the closest dominatrix-cum-volunteer psychiatrist to teach me about the secrets of life... |
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While I see no immediate future in marriage, I think I can relate to the "herbivorous men" lack of desire for one. We have too much on our minds at the moment to think about marriage, like money, reservist, project deadlines....it somewhat created that these issues are more urgent and therefore makes marriage look like a luxury. Sume-nee made a post in the News Stories thread comparing the state of Japan and their "arch-nemesis" Korea, with almost similar cultures, yet completely different attitudes. I'll see if I can dig that up after I get home. And also, do a favour for your fellow men; stop going for aggressive women
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I'm from the UK and I find it kinda insulting that they say "Is it time for them to grow up and have babies"
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Seriously I found most journalists disingenuous when they are writing about the topics obviously not their interest. Beside it was common knowledge by now Japan's marriage status shrinking and cause. While otaku culture is a part of problem but the root of the problem is the economic mismanagement.
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Every developed nation is facing declining birth rates. Japan is just ahead of the curve. There's several territories/nations ahead of it, even.
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A portion of the population still have not the memo that we are not in the 1950s anymore when it have been expected for men and women to marry as soon as they graduates and find a job.
2013-10-25, 09:49 | Link #32 |
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First of all, BBC report is only telling one of the reason of the declined, not the only reason. They might need to get more information about this like the Guardian article.
My theory about this is, they are over-work (I remember my ex-girlfriend and wife tells me that they have to start work around 6 or 7 in the morning and leave about 6 or 7 at night, then got other company functions as well), under-pay, stress out and dealing with home life is not walk in the park either. Economic mismanagement is the major part of this, like Soliloquy say. Plus for some, it is much easier to still single and live the life than being married and be tie down to the house, worried about kids (I feel my wife is going through that right now) or worried about your other half cheating (I think they have very high divorce rates as well over there as well.) Plus, I might be wrong about this but I dont think that Japanese people look highly at others who has kids by other people from different countries (My biggest concerns about that, I have a 3 year old and one on the way that is mixed). My wife says that most Japanese folks does not like that at all. So others might be very worried about that and dont even try it (unless you are military ofcourse) So if you add all of those reasons up, with other factors then you can see why this is happening. There is no quick fix to this problem. I actually look at this video this morning, I know it is just a opinion but it give you a idea (NSFW) just in case. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpZbu7J7UL4
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On that list, Canada is ranked 180 to Japan's 208. But look at the net migration rate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...migration_rate
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Has someone forgot to mention that some Japanese (or, for that matter, in most developed countries) women now are dedicated careerists that relationships are not an option?
At another forum we had a similar discussion about this, and a lot of factors -- historical, social, economic, political, corporate, cultural factors -- have contributed to the decline of the Japanese birthrate, not just because of the hyped-up assumption that ACG -- animation-comics-games -- (oh, boy, just like blaming M-rated games for gun-related crimes) is solely responsible for the decline.
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And while I'm surprised how high the number is, I'm not surprised to see a rejectionist movement in general. Admittedly speaking from a westerner's perspective here, but mainstream culture's obsession with sex can be a bit off putting.
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It was quoted in the article from The Guardian mentioned earlier.
No matter what real numbers exactly are, you have to admit that something's obviously wrong in educating those girls at the same time there's a problem with young men. Still, we talk about a society that is supposedly a lot more open about the topic than countries having a Christian/Muslim influence. That's why it is very surprising IMO. |
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Sounds like you just need to get used to the feeling of jumping! :) nothing too hard, every horse lands a bit different. My current horse and me jump up to or over 4' and lemme tell ya, unless you sit up your comin off haha. All that to say, just get used to the feeling of cantering over a jump and the feeling of landing. In time you will learn where your ballemce should be in order to stay on. Don't get discouraged! :) |
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Sounds to me like you need more help from a trainer than tips from people over the internet. Have you had any formal instruction? |
Firstly, before you begin to jump practice your jumping position over the flat. When you are really good at it and feel completly in balance with your horse at a walk, trot and canter, introduce trotting poles (start with one and build up to 6 in a row, around 5 feet apart, this will change depending on your horse). Make sure you are holding the position with your back tall and your weight in your heels. Repeat the exercise until you can do it without losing balance. It's fine to grab a neckstrap or mane until you can do it without holding on. Introduce a small jump at the end of the trotting poles (no higher than 1"). Go over it exactly as you did the trotting poles. Next come at the jump again, this time sit well up (rising trot) for the trotting poles. As you feel your horse lift off the ground, let your upper body fold forward slightly into your jumping position, remembering to grab the neck strap or mane. NO NOT throw yourself forward, this will unbalance your horse and you will probably fall off. If your horse only trots over the jump, raise it slightly. When you can do the jump confidently in a trot, take away the trotting poles and build 2-3 other small jumps around the arena, working on keeping your heels down and NOT throwing yourself forward as you negotiate small courses (in trot). Your horse may land in canter, this is fine but pick up a trot before the next fence. Now the real fun begins!!! Pick up a canter and canter over the jump just as you did from trot, grab the neckstrap and concentrate on your position and only fold forward a little bit as the horse takes off. Make sure your shoulders are back, you are looking where you are going and your heels are down. Build wings to keep your horse straight while you learn how to do it if needed. Once you are confident over one fence in canter, start little courses, gradually making them bigger. Do not jump higher than you feel safe jumping. Tips: If you are having trouble, go back to the previous step and then slowly build up again. Make sure you have a neckstrap (a stirrup leather fastend around the horse's neck will do) to hold onto. Your horse should be wearing boots and your stirrups should be 1-2 holes shorter than normal. A back protector and helmet is advisable. It is almost impossible to have the correct jumping position in a dressage or western saddle, make sure you are using a jumping or GP saddle that fits you and your horse. Get a trainer to help you or at least video yourself and watch the videos yourself. ALWAYS have someone present when you are jumping. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!! -Abigail, Riding Coach |
I have a great book titled "100 jumping exercises for horse and rider" It has lots of pole exercises and gradually builds it up, not unlike what Standardbred has suggested. I find the diagrams very useful to work off |
Thnx guys and i think the reason why i was offbalenced at canter is cuz i threw myself foreword over the jump when i was supposed to only rise alittle lol Posted via Mobile Device |
Standardbred (Abigail) gave you some great advice. Look into a trainer. I know this isn't fiscally possible for everyone for a long term basis, but even if you don't ride with him/her regularly, they can still mark your progress and give you advice from another point of view. Set a line or 3 or 4 cavalettis, 3' apart (adjust to horse's stride), raised to 12-18" on one side. Trot through both posting and in two point, focusing on heels down, leg solid, eyes up. Don't be afraid to grab mane in the two point, that's far more desirable than flopping down on your horse's back mid air! Once you're comfortable with cavalettis, move on to low gymnastics. Keep changing the layout so not to bore your horse, same with the cavalettis. Don't burn him out. Bounce to 1 stride to 2 to 1, 3 to 2 to 1, whatever. Gymnastics will also help you with your leaning problem. Drop your shoulder between a short line or bounce and come off a few times, you'll learn quickly! :) Don't let falling discourage you. It happens to the best of us, and it's how we learn! |
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Trying to connect to MSN using Pidgin 2.5.0 on Hardy, I get a warning: "Accept certificate for login.live.com? The root certificate this one claims to be issued by is unknown to Pidgin." Clicking on "View Certificate..." however neglects to tell me who this root CA is. All it shows is the "common name", SHA1 fingerprint, and dates of activation and expiry.
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Agreed. Pidgin is asking me to decide whether to accept a root certificate based on insufficient information. Useless. I'm attaching an example, which appeared today when connecting to google talk.
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I'm using pidgin 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu2.2 on ubuntu hardy.
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Cory Dodt (corydodt) wrote : | #3 |
With Google Talk it's worse - the popup keeps coming back no matter how many times you accept it. How can I make this *go* *away*.
Martin von Gagern (gagern) wrote : | #4 |
I would wish for a feature to export the certificate, so that I can work with other tools (like openssl) to get more details, verify it externally, or whatever. This is especially important for XMPP servers, as getting at their certificate outside a Jabber client is tricky business at best.
See also related bug #302314 about recent causes for such error messages.
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Thanks for the report, it has been some time without any response or feedback in this bug report and we are wondering if this is still an issue for you with the latest release of Ubuntu the Natty Narwhal, May you please test with that version and comment back if you're still having or not the issue? Please have a look at http://
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Tools -> Certificates -> select certificate -> Get Info still shows only common name, fingerprint, activation date and expiry date. Not the root CA.
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ARLINGTON - Islamic influence on popular music, dance, architecture, literature and other arts can be seen in everyday American life. But this rich, diverse culture is among the most misunderstood in the United States, scholars say.
The University of Texas at Arlington's College of Liberal Arts and School of Architecture will welcome Hussein Rashid, visiting Professor at Virginia Theological Seminary, to the campus next week for a discussion on "Everyday Art: Islamic Contribution to American Arts."
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Rashid works with major political figures and institutions, advising them on the history and culture of Muslims. He has served as an associate editor at Religion Dispatches, and appeared on CBS Evening News, CNN, Russia Today, Channel 4 (UK), and State of Belief-Air America Radio.
On his website, Rashid states: "The more people we have out there talking intelligently, and expressing diversity of opinion, I think the easier all of our jobs become collectively."
In an effort to bring about a greater understanding, he also serves as an instructor at one of the largest interfaith centers in Manhattan, housed at the Park Avenue Christian Church.
Rashid graduated with a bachelor's degree from Columbia College of Columbia University, and then went to the Harvard Divinity School, where he completed a master degree in Theological Studies. He then received his master and doctoral degrees from Harvard's Near Eastern Languages and Cultures.
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As a break from animating, I drew up this poster for these fine fellows in NJ (that's NEW JERSEY for you NON-AMERICANS), who built an arcade in their garage.
The SNK guy's are always trying to look cool and pick up those jersey hoochie mamas, but Dan just had to crash the party and ruin the whole composition.
...and look I won't lie, I've contemplated breaking in and stealing their Street Fighter 3 Third Strike machine, but being thrown in jail for anything related to videogames is just humiliating.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
pretty cool man
i like this piece of artwork great colouring background and characters overall it flipping rocks!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Its so hard for me to say this.. but,.. Johnny, i want you to take my putrid seed and breed me a thousand babehs
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Heh Dan Hibiki
It never fails to see Dan take the thunder of the SNK fighters. Lol Rock is nicely job. Wonderful Job!


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Coverage: FSOH
7:10 PM ET, May 9, 2014
Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
W: J. Broxton (1-0)
L: B. Logan (1-1)
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