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The Bundesliga Returns: 8 Storylines to Watch for the Remainder of the Season
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The 2022/23 Bundesliga season is finally back upon us, a full 68 days since the last kick of the ball. The lengthy intermission has added even more excitement to a tense title race, and a cagey relegation battle, and the fact that all the other major leagues have long since resumed has made one desperate to see football finally return to Germany's top-flight. So, with new fans joining us, and old faces returning, why not look at 10 storylines to keep an eye on for the remainder of the season.
This article is an adaptation from Adam Khan's German Football Newsletter. Want Bundesliga & Bundesliga 2 updates throughout the entire season? Subscribe here.
Contract Crisis Across the Bundesliga
Expiring contracts will be one of the biggest off-field storylines to keep an eye on in the remaining 4 months of the season. I wrote an entire article dedicated to this topic before the World Cup, and it is striking to see how little has changed in the intervening 12 weeks. Borussia Dortmund, for example, will need to weigh up resigning aging club-captain Marco Reus, agreeing, or not agreeing, to Youssoufa Moukoko's ludicrous wage demands, and considering whether the strong performances of Mats Hummels and Raphaël Guerreiro warrant new extensions.
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FC Köln are another club with more questions than answers. The Billy Goats have gone public regarding their tight financial situation, and it surely won't help if they end up getting nothing for club captain Jonas Hector, former German international Mark Uth, and stalwart midfielder Ellyes Skhiri. Perhaps the one silver lining for Köln is that their biggest rivals are facing an almost identical conundrum.
After prolonged talks, Borussia Mönchengladbach finally received an adequate offer to let Yann Sommer leave this winter, but the squad is still filled with personnel that could be out the door for free in July. Star left-back Ramy Bensebaini, club-captain Lars Stindl, and World Cup finalist Marcus Thuram are all out of contract in the summer, and far away from agreeing to resign with the West-German outfit. Such a mass exodus could spell disaster after both Denis Zakaria and Matthias Ginter left under similar circumstances last season.
Finally, Eintracht Frankfurt's remarkable rise has been exhilarating to watch, but it hasn't gone unnoticed as almost every key player is being linked with a massive European club. Deciding whether to hold on, or cash in on, talents like Jesper Lindstrøm, Randal Kolo-Muani, and Djibril Sow will shape the trajectory of Frankfurt's future. Still, it is two other out-of-contract stars that are likely posing Sporting CEO Markus Krösche the biggest headache right now.
Evan Ndicka and Daichi Kamada, key protagonists of Frankfurt's Europa League triumph and Champions League group stage, will leave the club at the end of the season if Die Adler aren't able to agree to a contract extension. Though multiple notable outlets are reporting that Ndicka is nearing an extension, holding on to Kamada seems impossible at the time of writing. The 26-year-old midfielder has attracted intense interest from Borussia Dortmund, and it's easy to see why given that he is entering his prime age as a footballer, and has already contributed 12 goals and 4 assists in all competitions this season.
On the Rise With German Football's Underdogs
The tremendous performance of SC Freiburg and Union Berlin has been one of the most fascinating, and heart-warming, storylines of the early season. Two clubs with minuscule budgets have taken this season by storm, regularly upsetting the elite establishment, and playing a leading role in the race for the Champions League. SC Freiburg, the more established of the two, is in second place when the league resumes, just 4-points off FC Bayern in first.
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Though there are some notable performers – like the serially underrated Vincenzo Grifo or "the signing of the summer" nominee Ritsu Doan – the greatest strength of the Freiburg squad comes from the complete absence of ego and the strong togetherness which is on display every matchday. With a background structure focused on financial sustainability, and a manager who has mastered the art of long-term development, SC Freiburg's eye-catching rise in 2022 seems to be the obvious reward for the fantastic work which the club has manifested over the past decade.
Much the same can be said about Freiburg's East-German counterparts doing their own part in upsetting the establishment. Despite winning only one of their last 5 league fixtures, Union Berlin are still within 6-points of the top of the table and proving themselves as one of the most likable underdogs in all of Europe. Since their topflight debut in 2019, Union has constantly been written off as a relegation candidate, but Urs Fischer's side continues to defy the odds with a combative and disciplined match plan unlike anything else the German topflight has to offer.
It's not the scintillating positional play of FC Bayern or the masterful attack of Eintracht Frankfurt, but Union's structured defensive approach has been a valuable addition to the Bundesliga, and one which no club has found an answer to.
Under the Radar With Marco Rose's RB Leipzig
Marco Rose is not the most universally loved manager in the Bundesliga, but his early record at RB Leipzig has proven once again why many consider him to be the greatest managerial product to come out of the Red Bull school of thought. In less than three months, Rose transformed the fortunes of the East German outfit, returning the club to its more traditional roots of fast-transition football to ensure that their season got back on track.
The simplicity has gotten the best out of Chelsea-bound Christopher Nkunku, returned Timo Werner to a state of prominence, and even seen Dominik Szoboszlai spark into life after what was a stop-start first season in Germany. Not only are individual performances reflecting the positive influence of Rose's dynamic match plan, but the results on the pitch have Leipzig posing a growing threat to FC Bayern.
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Since the first of October, Leipzig have not lost a match in all competitions, a record which reads 11 wins, 2 draws, and 0 losses. At home, Die Rotten Bullen are even more imperious. They have won 9 of 9 matches under Rose, a slate of fixtures that included wins over Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.
While it's too early to call it a title decider, there probably isn't a more significant fixture to kick off the Bundesliga restart than Friday's opener between RB Leipzig and FC Bayern. Bayern will undoubtedly be the favourite – having not lost once in their last 10 encounters with RB – but the added bonus of playing at home will boost the morale amongst the Leipzig squad and give them the confidence to bring the gap to the top of the table down to just 3 points.
A Rejuvenated BVB, or More of the Same?
For many German football fans, this season felt like one tailor-made for Borussia Dortmund to wrestle back the ascendancy in the Bundesliga. FC Bayern would be without their Polish goal-scoring machine, and the squad looked far from their consistent best in Julian Nagelsmann's first season in Munich.
Yet, now that we are just shy of the halfway mark of this campaign, you'd be hard-pressed to find a Dortmund fan whose expectations have been met. Compared to the first 15 matches of last season, Die Schwarz-Gelben have scored 11 fewer goals and taken 6 fewer points.
Although the defence has slightly improved around an in-form Mats Hummels, almost every other aspect of Dortmund's game seems to have regressed from Marco Rose's equally underwhelming 11-month tenure. Edin Terzić – so revered in his first interim management spell a year and a half ago – has hit an early cross-road after taking full control in the summer.
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Dortmund's attacking game lacks a clinical edge, the midfield is physically outmatched, and almost all of the new signings have failed to live up to expectations. Though Sébastian Haller has proven in his limited pre-season minutes that he is capable of raising the threat level in Dortmund's attack, he alone won't be able to rescue Terzić from sinking ever further into the hot seat. Many had hoped the 40-year-old could establish a Klopp-like legacy in Dortmund, but at the current trajectory, he may not even outlast Marco Rose's 324 days in charge.
Ole Werner on the Precipice of Greatness in Bremen
While we are on the topic of a potential managerial vacancy in Dortmund, it's becoming increasingly difficult to resist mentioning Ole Werner. Though just 34 years old, the Preetz-born coach already has an eye-catching CV that could see him earn a massive move in the near future.
In 2020, while managing Holstein Kiel, Werner knocked FC Bayern out of the Pokal, and narrowly missed out on promotion to the Bundesliga after losing a two-legged playoff against FC Köln. Less than a year later, Werner was back in the headlines. He joined Werder Bremen in November 2021 after the historic North-German outfit underwent a disastrous start to their first second-tier season for more than 40 years.
Knocked out of the Pokal in the first round, and 6 points off the relegation zone after 15 matchdays, a campaign that should have ended in certain promotion was now spiralling out of control. Though Werner arrived with the fear of back-to-back relegations looming, the young manager immediately eased the tension with a 10-match unbeaten streak that saw Bremen climb the table.
With an almost unchanged squad, he completely turned Bremen's fortunes around, ending the season in the automatic promotion zone after suffering just two defeats in his 19 matches in charge. By the time Bremen secured their return to the Bundesliga, all of Germany was enamoured by the brilliant tactician leading the reigns of one of the nation's most historic outfits.
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Today, this sparkling reputation remains intact with Werner enjoying a fantastic start to life in the topflight. Bremen are 9th in the table, 1 point closer to the Champions League places than the relegation zone. Playing attractive, attacking football with a squad of outcasts that refuse to be beaten, Werner has re-instilled a sense of identity into a Bundesliga giant that – for the longest time – looked to be losing control.
Whether it be the fabulous rise of Niclas Füllkrug or the unpredictable return to form of Mitchell Weiser, there are countless reasons to watch this Werder Bremen side in the new year and continue to marvel at the fabulous work being done by the man leading it all.
Schalke Doing a Schalke
It felt like a monumental weight was lifted from one of the most passionate fan bases in all of Europe when Schalke confirmed their Bundesliga return last May. After a rotten two years with one of the most startling losses of form, Schalke entered this season's Bundesliga with a clean slate, prepared to rebuild their legacy piece by piece.
With this optimism, Die Königsblauen travelled en masse to the first matchday of the season – a frustrating 3:1 defeat that has become a symbol for much of this campaign. Though this squad is far from the hopeless, mercenary eleven which took to the pitch for much of Schalke's last topflight campaign, the results point emphatically toward a return to the second tier.
Schalke have won only twice in the Bundesliga, and of their last 10 competitive matches in all competitions, Die Königsblauen have been on the losing end on 9 occasions. Even the lengthy training camp during the World Cup break couldn't return any sense of optimism to the Veltins-Arena.
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They lost two players to season-ending knee injuries, key summer-signing Florent Mollet returned to FC Nantes after a frustrating half-season in Germany, and Die Königsblauen failed to win a single one of their 6 friendly fixtures. Manager Thomas Reis – formerly of VfL Bochum – re-ignited some of the spirit when he arrived in late October, but it feels like a miracle is needed to ignite a turnaround in the remaining weeks.
Schalke has a squad riddled with injuries, an attack lacking speed and dynamism, and an inability to find a formation that suits their excess of central midfielders. Though it's foolish to count them out with more than half of the season remaining, Reis will truly need to work a wonder if he is not to take this side straight back down to the Zweite Bundesliga.
The Confusing Case of TSG Hoffenheim
TSG Hoffenheim are probably the most confusing side in the German topflight. With a skilled squad and the potential to play some of the most exciting football in the division, Hoffenheim have the ability to compete at the very peak of the table, but instead, Breitenreiter's side entered the winter break a head-scratching 4 points off the relegation zone.
As is so often the case with the club owned by German software billionaire Dietmar Hopp, the mentality has been thrown into question. When things are running smoothly, Hoffenheim are capable of challenging the very best, but too easily, Die Kraichgauer get thrown off their track and experience a collective slump of form that tears through the squad. The results this season are a great reflection of this.
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Hoffenheim won 4 of their first 6 Bundesliga matches, but then went into the winter break looking like an unrecognisable outfit that only produced one win in their final 9 league matches. While a squad that features numerous internationals and countless rising stars should be able to ease their way out of the relegation battle, there is no guarantee that Hoffenheim can find the mentality switch to force a return to form at the Rhein-Neckar-Arena.
Mathys Tel's Time to Shine?
As German football desperately waits for the Bundesliga to return, transfer rumours and tabloid gossip has overtaken the headlines. And, in what is – even by German standards – a historically long winter break, no story has been bigger than FC Bayern's desperate search for a goalkeeper.
Following Manuel Neuer's season-ending leg break on a skiing vacation, FC Bayern had weeks to find an adequate replacement who could field the goal for the remainder of the season. Countless names were mentioned before finally, yesterday evening, Yann Sommer was unveiled.
The 34-year-old Swiss shot-stopper has all the qualities to play an integral role in Bayern's pursuit of European glory, but it's nevertheless further up the field where my attention will be drawn for the remainder of the season. With every passing minute, 17-year-old Mathys Tel looks more and more ready to lead the line for Der Rekordmeister.
While still extremely raw in his movements, and selfish in the final third, the French youth international has an insatiable appetite for goal that has already been reflected in limited game time this season. In just 347 minutes in all competitions, Tel has scored 4 goals, an average that comes out to more than a goal every game!
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As one of the few Bayern pros not on international duty the youngster was able to make use of extra time on the training pitch, both perfecting his craft and digesting the demands of Julian Nagelsmann's tactical blueprint. In Bayern's one and only friendly against RB Salzburg, Tel brought this development to the pitch, contributing a goal and assist in less than 30 minutes on the pitch.
With Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting a doubt due to illness, and Nagelsmann wary of playing without a central focal point, tonight's fixture versus Leipzig could be a massive opportunity for Tel to slip into a starting role, and retain this position for the foreseeable future.
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:: Monday, April 25, 2011
TWO WAY RADIO "T-SHIRTS FADE"
EP LAUNCH @ THE PROMETHEAN / Thursday April 21st 2011
I know it might not look like it sometimes (especially not with MY raging sarcasm... squeeee!) but I'm a music fan NOT a critic. All I ever wanna do is go out, get drunk, see awesome live music, get drunk with all the bands and artists responsible for said "awesome live music" laughing it retarded like a mad c*nt like there's no tomorrow (only to do it again next week!), like SHIT YEAAAH BABY!! except apparently there's a set limit to how long you can live this "life" no strings attached. Usually just shy of turning 24-25 (or just after you've completed your "uni degree" in retail, hospitality and dole bludging) until society at large frowns upon your "weekly piss-antics", or at the very least until all your scenester friends at The Ed Castle, Metro or Format give you the stink-eye for overstaying your welcome. I mean shit duuude isn't it enough to just enjoy this "music scene" for the music!? FUCK NOOOO!! It's just plain creepy, and weird, and you're much too old. You should've "retired" years ago and settled in for a "normal life" of 9-5 wage slavery, televised team sports, mortgage, divorce and suburban ennui like every other sadsack featured in A Current Affair or Today Tonight: bitching over neighbour disputes, fad diets and asylum seekers until you just wanna unload a shotgun into your face and end it all rather than buy into it... FUUUCK!! Or you can simply start or join a band of your own, or you can write a blog about it, and become "wildly celebrated" without actually being an authority on anything (HA HA HA who me!?) but I'm a music fan NOT a critic! I'm crap at being a "musician"! I hate writing reviews! And I don't mean the "writing" part, pfft... that shit's fucking hilarious! I mean all the endless "evaluation", the judgement, the harsh criticism, pfft... WHO AM I TO JUDGE IT!? (and yet all you lunatics keep on requesting it? GENIUS!!) especially when it comes to writing "bad reviews"... yeeeesh! why would ANYONE risk life and limb, certain death and willingly put themselves through this mad charade? as pissy justification to keep drinking well into your thirties in enjoying everything stupidly awesome that the Adelaide scene can offer!? YOU BETCHA!! So I play my part, I pretend I'm a journalist, and most of all I do everything in my power to avoid reviewing bands I'd rather not see; because pfft... fuck 'em, THAT'S WHY!!
And as for what any of this has got to do with me being here at The Promethean tonight? yeaaah I'll get to that shortly *ahem*... the fact is I'm NOT a music critic I'm a fan, and an hilariously biased one at that. How do I choose these shows!? fuck it... I simply go see whatever I want to go see, and all it takes is finding ONE band I legitimately like the sound of. And once I've found that: chances are they'll be supporting or be supporting BY a band that sounds just like them and then you have twice the shows you can now blog for your "live scene coverage" (cunningly disguised as scathing "reviews" so everything thinks you're being impartial). Repeat these steps enough? and by the very nature of this city's "two degrees of separation" (and facebook chatter among them) you'll invariably uncover every band in the Adelaide scene that fits your marginal taste in music, short of the occassional "turd burger" (but yeaaah screw it... they totally had it coming anyways) whilst simultaneously avoiding most of the other festering garbage out there that you'd otherwise be compelled to write "reviews" on if you were actually running a bona-fide exposé on the Adelaide scene (and apparently it's all emo, metal, indie disco and hiphop!? HA HA HA FUCK THAT SHIT!!) and not just a wildly elaborate excuse to binge drink with all your fuckup friends thinly disguised as a live music blog covering all their "laughably unpopular" exploits you'd much rather see instead; because THAT'S the only reason why you're out here in the first place isn't it!? it's all a mad scam, everyone gets "four stars" and above, EVERYONE WINS!! WAHOOOO!! Or at least that's how I've run this blog almost every other episode you've read in the past, EXCEPT FOR TONIGHT. Why!? because tonight I've been invited to "review" a band, in fact a whole bunch of them I wouldn't even THINK of seeing normally, let alone even heard of. Tonight I'm stepping into the unknown, into a live venue I've barely familiarised myself with, yup tonight... I'M GONNA BE A REAL JOURNALIST!!
And admittedly I've done it before. I DO accept the occassional "cold-call". It's how I discovered The Amcats back in June 2007 when they invited me to a Saturday night show at Producers Bar. It's how I discovered Lumonics back in February 2008 when they invited me to a Thursday night show at The Crown & Anchor. It's how I discovered Olivers Army in February THIS year when they invited me to... yeaaah well two out of three ain't bad (wait which "two" am I referring to?). We all know I'm fucking lazy, we all know I just go with what I know or WHO I KNOW, especially if I'm likely to get stupidly drunk with them in the beergarden afterwards or if they happen to be playing The Ed Castle so I'm almost guarenteed to scam me door entry (hello Popy Jane!) but not tonight! Tonight I've been invited by Two Way Radio to cover their EP launch party at The Promethean for "T-Shirts Fade" and I was crazy enough to accept. WHY!? because they emailed me a few months back, I was stupid enough to respond, so they took this as a "green light" to keep on emailing me because they actually thought I was a bona-fide music journalist who could totally provide them with that all important press coverage if they offered me free doorlisting, a free EP and advertising revenue... and who am I NOT to live upto their WILDLY UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS!! YEAAAS!!
But mostly it's because it's "Good Friday Eve" here (aka: last refuge for the damned) and if I don't get my mad fix of "live music" (read: gratuitous binge drinking) tonight, my head's gonna fucking explode TOMORROW night (when there'll be no licensed venue open in Adelaide who'll service my needs thanks to some barefoot hippy being nailed to a tree in Jerusalem 2000 years ago). And I would've chosen Ride Into The Sun headlining Producers Bar to celebrate this apocalyptic soiree instead: if it weren't for the fact I'd already seen them five times this year... and by covering them again for a sixth time tonight you might begin to suspect just how hilariously biased my blog really is in covering ONLY the live bands I want to see and hey is that Sincerely, Grizzly!? aaaawesome! (if only I hadn't blown that conspiracy open in the previous three paragraphs... OOOPS!!) because it's MY BLOG damnit and you can all get fucked if you disagree... or you can simply start your own blog because hey it's the internet and seriously what's stopping you idiots!? (because you'd much prefer to bitch about it "anonymously" in my comments!? HELL YEAAAH YOU DO!!) and then there's that whole "I'm a sucker for a launch party" thing, but mostly I'm here for our opening act. Yup I've seen them twice before, never blogged them, more to the fact I've been taunting them with it to the point their lead singer Chris-Lian Lloyd has been having nightmares over the mistaken belief that I "secretly hate his band" and it's been driving him insane wondering what I REALLY think of them... and THAT'S just the kind of stupidity I like to encourage on this blog! I mean just look at that "message" he left for me on their setlist: how could you NOT celebrate the mad shit out of that? Two Way Radio!? aaaah fuck 'em... it's ALL about The London Road Poets tonight!
Or yeaaah *cough* maybe I'll just review them next time...
THE LONDON ROAD POETS (****) - AAAAHAHahAhAHahAHA... JUST KIDDING!! (or am I?). No there actually IS a legitimate excuse for why I hadn't reviewed this band yet: because YES it actually has taken me this long (since they invited me to their launch party back in December, OOOPS!!) to figure them out; or yeaaah okay mostly it was just to fuck with them; but mostly because it's seriously taken me this long to figure them out and whether I actually liked their shit or not. For The London Road Poets are essentially TWO bands rolled into one with two wildly different "personalities" split into two different sets. In the first half they sound rather like a super cheesy Top-40 power ballad: like Shannon Noll, Bryan Adams and Jimmy Barnes teaming up to cover Mumford & Sons (although admittedly they do a bang up job of it). Or rather like seeing Russell Crowe's Thirty Odd Foot Of Grunts in a suburban pub on a Wednesday night... and yes it's totally my "dream" come true too! (moments before braining myself to death with an ashtray). It's all throaty, husky vocals from Chris-Lian Lloyd, lingering refrains, sweeping odes to long roads less travelled, all that alt country/folk/70's beige rock whatever-the-fuck (or in other words The Eagles "Hotel California" has a LOT to answer for here) and me seriously reconsidering my whole "I'm not drinking/I'm a REAL journalist!" schtick I'm running with tonight (please no pause for irony). But moments before I DO reach for that bucket and snorkel and that medical disclaimer, to sign my organs and a good part of my longterm memory away...? they then kick into their second half and I gotta say: my mind is just that teeny tiny bit blown! It's the maddest, grittiest hit of journeyman blues. It's freaking Joe Cocker at his Woodstock best meets Bruce Springsteen jamming. It's a pack of cigarettes serenading a whiskey bottle at a truckstop diner in a sandstorm while you drop acid with Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson in Easy Rider. And it's no facsimile, it's a downright "demon possession" in just how well they've got the stage presence nailed. And arguably you could say both "extremes" are merely two sides to the same coin with a tempo change in between... and it's merely a lifetime of my personal prejudices here rearing their ugly head and Shannon Noll's (and all those other cock knockers') fault for ruining the slower songs. Because sooner or later this band WILL floor you like a tonne of bricks (especially in that one song I got on video... SHIT DAMN!!) you'll be standing their arms crossed thinking "this is shit, this is shit, this is shit" but then it'll be like "SHIT YEAAAH!!" because it happened to me here tonight! And once they reconcile all that into the ONE signature sound to call their own? we might have a serious contender on our hands (or at the very least 2011's pisstaking answer to Lyla). Yup that's The London Road Poets. It's a wanky band name I know, but sooner or later they'll grow on you something fierce!
IVORY (***) - Which then brings us to our second act here tonight; or at least it did after twenty odd minutes of me spacing out on the satin sofa cusions (which is admittedly one of the best things about The Promethean: they're total mad bandits for luxury style furnishings), sifting through upteen dud photos on my camera for swift deletion, stifling a yawn to near abouts falling asleep (as short of The London Road Poets who fled the fuck out of here the minute they finished tonight I didn't actually know anyone in here... weird!) only to be handed a sweet bribe in the form of beer from Two Way Radio's singer Tim Vann (duuude that's so not needed, but thank you!), only to almost fall asleep again (clearly from all the excitement), only to think "fuck this!" hitting the bar for a can of coke to pry my eyelids open again. Only to return to front of stage just in time for our second act here (YIPEEE convoluted introduction!) only to discover someone seated in one of the tables a few metres away (but in a plum spot) has got his iphone out filming the entire show and unless I want to flail about like a demented albatross in front of him he's now blocking me, which is of some concern because by the look of him he's possibly a parent here to see his kid's show tonight and it'd be rather rude for me to interfere (I mean who the hell am I riiight!?) and now the band's requesting the mixer turns down their stage lighting to a dull glimmer!? AWWWW CRAP!! Yup this is Ivory and clearly this ain't the best night for me to be writing a review on them, because they actually have a LOT of promise; at least once you get past just how near impossible it is to photograph any of them in the swirling inky blackness before me, besides their lead singer (which after "researching" it on facebook, myspace, unearthed and reverbnation I can only say with any kind of certainty is named either "Byron" or "Rob") the same who's apparently celebrating his mother's birthday tonight: she's in the crowd smiling and waving (awww isn't that nice?) next to his dad with his iphone filming and wait, why the FUCK aren't I at Producers Bar getting howlingly drunk right now rather than deal with this!? oh that's right I write a "music blog"... AAAAHAHAhAhAHA!! *ahem* Yup Ivory DO have a lot of promise as much as it's kinda tricky to figure out WHY. Their sound is somewhat ambiguous: like equal measures 90's UK indie and prog metal, or rather like a handful of other bands recently surfacing in the Adelaide scene like Red Apparition and Popy Jane who are equally ambiguous in sounding like equal measures Radiohead and Tool; or perhaps like post grunge Silverchair circa "Neon Ballroom" to "Diorama"; as much as in this instance you could also throw in everything from first album Coldplay, Muse, Verve and The Stone Roses and still not get any closer to unravelling what makes them tick. But at the very least they do form quite the entertaining stage dynamic. In both guitarist/vocalists "Byron" and "Rob" (or perhaps its the other way around!?) making a dab impersonation of early 90's Thom Yorke: the former with the spastic facials, the latter with the rat's nest hair and how that plays ever so colourfully against their bassplayer "Brent" who's fapping about with about as much cartoon intensity as a Wes Borland from Limp Bizkit. Yup ambiguous riiight? quite like the name "Ivory", seriously what the FUCK is that about!? but there's something about them, their mix of sounds, as undefined as they are (and let's just ignore the fact that "Rob" barely looks any older than twelve... yiiikes!) that might actually lead somewhere. Give them a year or so and who knows what they might come up with!?
LIKE KITES (**1/2) - Which brings us to an even "harder to define" third act, as much as they give us a whopping big clue on where they're coming from, when in the final quarter of their set their lead singer Thom Gardiner announces they're gonna perform a cover of his favourite band: "it's an Australian act, sing along if you know the lyrics, it's by Gyroscope"... and that pretty much sums them up doesn't it? *cough* I mean, yeaaah perhaps I should elaborate a bit further? Like Kites are an indie rock band. Yup, an indie rock band. In as much as that tells you absolutely shit-fuck-all on what they really sound like, as much as me listening to them for the full forty five minutes of their set tonight doesn't tell me much EITHER... save for the fact that they're comprised of guitar, bass, drums and lead vocals; and they like to thrash them loud. But if I would hazard a guess? I'd put them in the same ballpark as say British India, End Of Fashion and a whole host of other high rotated Australian acts on Triple J that I've long since forgotten the names to (anyone?) just as if I went ever so slightly crosseyed and squinted real hard I could almost imagine them sounding like an homogeneous mix between Placebo and Kyuss or rather like a diet coke version of Kasabian mixed with Queens Of The Stone Age. Hmmm. This isn't to say they're bad at it, in fact quite the contrary. They're brilliantly adequate as "musicians". From Thom Gardiner puncturing a lung (or two) belting out his lead vocals (equal parts Josh Homme and Brian Molko). Both him and Josh Marks thrashing their guitars like revved up chainsaws. Law Stapleton pulling mad shapes on bass like Lurch out of The Addams Family. To Paarth Sharma absolutely killing it on the drums. Duuude they have all the urgency, the focus, the mad aggression and the fuck-off intensity you could ever ask for in spades and shovels beating you upside the head... it's just that they're missing a little something I can actually relate to like a personality or a soul. I mean to me? it just sounds like "beige" being blasted a full volume, like an indie rock factory preset, like a whole lot of shouting in black and white... or perhaps I just need to listen to more Gyroscope? aaaah who the fuck knows!? Like Kites. Think of them as the musical equivalent of Budweiser: they've got all the alcohol and if nothing else they'll STILL get you drunk, but I ask you... where is the flavour!?
TWO WAY RADIO (***) - And now before we review our headlining act for their whizzbang EP launch and the real reason why I found myself here in the first place (ie: they invited me and silly me I accepted, maaan I SO GOTTA STOP DOING THAT!!) I should probably mention the music that's been playing between bands, and the not so teeny tiny part it may have played in tonight's proceedings. I mean granted it's not something I'd usually mention, or would ever deem relevant to any ongoing live band discussion; just like it's entirely pointless telling you now that the entire venue here, we're talking the entire Promethean Theatre (capacity approximately 200) is serviced by only TWO public toilets (one handicapped, one women's) and a single serve sized men's urinal, I mean pfft... who gives a fuck riiight!? (unless more than two people desperately need to take a crap at the same time... TRIVIAL DETAILS!!). Because arguably YES this "music" was just a stock standard shuffled playlist running straight off of someone's ipod (possibly the mixer's?) save for the fact it was ripped straight out of 2005. And I'm not just talking a few fluke tracks give or take a few years, I mean the entire selection sounded like a Triple J "Hottest 100" compilation circa 2005: Lily Allen, Bloc Party, Gorillaz, you name it (save for that one song by The Drums from 2010 and that Rage Against The Machine number from 2000?) but THAT wasn't the weirdest part. On more than one occassion (in fact I counted at least 7-8 times that it did this) it kept randomly playing shit off of The Killers "Hot Fuss" album. I mean we're talking almost every other song to the point it thrashed both "Mr Brightside" and "Smile Like You Mean It" TWICE. And the reason why this is so relevant? is because everytime I listened to a band tonight and attempted to access my mental "thesaurus" in finding 3-4 bands they kinda sounded like (standard procedure), my brain would keep coming up with The Killers, only reject it outright, only to come up with The Killers AGAIN, and then I couldn't think of anything else; it totally gave me a mental block. Which then brings us to our headlining act playing here just now, and yup... I could've sworn they sounded like The Killers. I mean obviously they don't, I mean pfft... that's just fucking crazy talk!? But quite like Like Kites before them (and to a certain extent Ivory) they had such an ambiguous "indie rock" meets "prog metal" sound to them I was hard pressed to pin anything else on them to describe it. Still, to their infinite credit? they really DO make it work "wonders" for them. I mean suuure they might sound kinda MOR (and then some!) but they're so blissfully inoffensive with it, effortlessly well rounded in both songcraft and performance they're musical "neurofen" of the best possible kind... and yeaaah that kinda sounds like an insult, but I SWEAR it's totally not! (okay maybe just a little!) but at the very least they DO possess two totally redeeming qualities that may STILL win you over. Firstly it's in Tim Vann's smoother than smooth vocals: like all the best bits of Josh Homme and Brandon Flowers combined, to the point you could "tranquilise" a rhinoceros with it and make it dance a tango, fuck it... you could practically serve his voice drizzled on pancakes, and I swear peeps would go crackfiends for it. Secondly they've got this ONE song "Dusty Ride" with this wacky breakbeat backing and Mariachi "high noon" guns blazing vibe to it: like Queens Of The Stone Age somehow teamed up with The Propellerheads or The Chemical Brothers and it kills like NOTHING ELSE... and I mean that literally, because every other song in their setlist practically sounds like a wet fart by comparison. In fact they should totally take that one song, ditch the rest, form an entirely new band around it and then we'd REALLY have something special. Yup that's Two Way Radio. They may not be the mad "discovery" I was hoping for... but hey, I'll still take all the good I can get!
11:55PM - And so here we are end of the show: and yeaaah it's a bit weirdly anticlimatic isn't it? especially considering it's meant to be a launch party and whatnot and wait... aren't there meant to be like balloons and streamers and shit exploding from the walls and ceiling and bubble machines and inflatable beachballs, and free candy, and wait... did I mention all the free candy? HA HA HA NO SERIOUSLY, WHAT KINDA CRAPSHACK PRODUCTION IS THIS!? Well as much as it WAS a momentous occassion for everyone involved, ooooh believe me there were goosebumps maaan! (no really, I totally counted at least three of them, WOOOO!!) and I so ain't underselling this shit in the slightest, it was just... well? let's just paraphrase Tim Vann from Two Way Radio when he helpfully reminded the crowd near the end of their set that: "the bar will be closing at 11:30PM tonight, oh and we're meant to leave by midnight because it's Good Friday tomorrow! YAAAY!!" and leave it at that... but now that you mention it? yes this bar IS a lovely shade of green and I SO wish I could've spent so much more time getting acquainted with it... DAMN YOU ZOMBIE JEBUS!!
And so after scoring one last can of coke at the bar: which I somehow got for free because some random dude behind the bar totally recognised me as "Spoz" (aaaah no shit, sometimes I'm not even aware of my own superpowers... YES, I'M TYLER DURDEN BITCHES!!). And after picking up my complimentary copy of Two Way Radio's "T-Shirts Fade" EP: which I assure you I'll rip to itunes and my ipod just as soon as I... (insert completely sensible, rational and no way lame excuse here).
And yeaaah screw looking for a punchline... I've got binge drinking to attend to!
12:17AM - Now obviously said task was easier said than done on this "Good Friday Eve" as most licensed pubs and clubs and whatnot: quite like The Promethean that I'd just left moments earlier, and in a "dangerous state" of sobriety I might add (and I don't quite get why I did that either!?) were forced to close at midnight, or nearabouts to it, or at least that what I was assuming save for a few notable exceptions like Producers Bar here. WHY Producers bar you might ask!? well actually there were SEVERAL reasons (completely unrelated to the fact I might occassionally scam drinks for free in publically endorsing this "retarded-arse rape dungeon" here on my blog? pfft... noooo!).
Namely spending some quiet time in peaceful contemplation of their cigarette butt "zen garden".
Or catching the last two songs of Ride Into The Sun's set tonight before they leave for Melbourne for the next week and half: as word is... not only are they hitting up The Tote, The Espy and The Brunswick (on April 28th, 29th and 30th respectively... so if you're in the neighbourhood on those nights like totally go check 'em out and shit) but they're also recording songs for an upcoming EP. And as much as you might think I'd follow that tidbit up with a pisstaking joke at their expense? (seriously take your pick maaan I got hundreds of them, squeeeeee!) yeaaah screw it... best of luck to them I say. No really! after what I've seen from this band in the past three months from both their live shows and their latest shit awesome EP "Goodbye Hipster, Hello Reality"? (which you can totally download/stream live here... and I highly recommend you do so) they can do no wrong! In fact they may be the closest thing the Adelaide scene has to a "sure thing" right about now; unless of course their guitarist Todd Lawrie forgets to pack his "lucky stripey shirt", in which case they're totally screwed (case in point: you ever seen him play a big show without it? EXACTLY!!).
But more for the fact, that if ever you DO want to embark on some serious binge drinking oblivion? (and let's face it "celebrating" Easter long weekend when you're not the least bit religious serves no other purpose BUT) well it's utterly pointless doing it on your own isn't it? in fact it's downright depressing! even more so if you do it with complete strangers (aaaah so that's why I didn't do it at The Promethean... professionalism be damned!). Nope ideally you require just the right inspiration in the hauntingly familiar: and I knew for certain that Producers Bar would be crawling with them tonight, and if the sight of these two in particular don't drive you to drink? THEN NOTHING WILL!!
12:49AM - And whoaaa shit... that seriously didn't take long now did it?
12:54AM - Which brings us to that laughably nonsensical (and yet oddly increasingly popular) "pissdrunk" section in any given episode: only compressed into a really short span of time here tonight (as you'll note the barstaff are slowly raising the house lights in effort to give us a subtle hint that perhaps it's "time to leave") as we present Jules: doing... um... whatever the fuck it is she's doing in this shot (but aren't we SO thankful I chose to include it anyways? SHIT YEAAAH!!).
1:16AM - "Tabby Sexpanther": as much as that's not her real name, as much as I've long since FORGOTTEN her real name (as she's changed it so many times on Facebook) goosing it with a spastic novelty two-dimensional oversized cardboard bottle of vodka. HA HA HA I KNOW RIIIGHT!?
1:17AM - Todd Lawrie from Ride Into The Sun: amazing us all with his near "supernatural" ability to fog up a whiskey tumbler (as much as I assume it was actually originally filled with a gin & tonic) and then spell out the letters "S P O Z" around the circumference using ONLY the power of his mind (or perhaps the power of his mind to move his finger after breathing all over it) as much he told me that this photo totally wouldn't work in illustrating his shit awesome ability in "arts and crafts": because the only way we could see all four letters in their entirety would be to somehow use a full surround "three-dimensional camera", or perhaps take a series of photos as he's rotating it and make it into an animated GIF and HA HA HA no really, you're still reading about this shit... WHY!?
1:20AM - And that's Byron counting the bar takings at the end of the night, and yeaaah now it's just getting awkward... I mean is there anywhere else we can keep drinking tonight? ANYWHERE!?
2:10AM - Well obviously there wasn't, if I find myself here in Hepatitis J's: a little under an hour later, with Larissa "Larry Pisser" Perry from 20th Century Graduates, passed out in a booth with a drink on her head... as much as granted that IS amusing us all to no end right now, but we tried EVERYWHERE maaan! And by "everywhere" I clearly mean whichever pub was within the laziest proximity: namely The Exeter and then only because we were really desperate... The Austral, only they were both closing up. But no really, how brilliantly does she balance that drink on her head?
Or at least she was until both... um "Velma" and "Scooby Doo" here saw fit to sabotage that shit. Which would possibly make Larry Pisser "Daphne" by my increasingly weird cartoon analogy, or perhaps she's a ghost or the Magical Mystery Machine!? and wait... how the fuck does Lisa being "Scooby Doo" make sense at all!? AND WHAT THE FUCK KINDA INSANITY AM I ON ABOUT HERE!?
And oh no, crap now we've woken her... and what's that? oh nooo, nooo, the hair totally suits you!
And yup it's only THEN that she suddenly remembered she has THESE in her possession. Now obviously I'm not at total liberty to discuss what they were exactly: only that they took the night in a totally unexpected shitcrazy direction, LIKE SHIT JUST WENT TOTALLY NUTS!! or perhaps in an all too predictably "drunk" direction (nooo it can't be alcohol!) or perhaps we all went our separate ways, caught taxis and went home instead? but only after I walked all the way to Hindley Street (because that way it's totally $2-5 cheaper) only to discover that Red Square was still open for business... only to catch that taxi home, because seriously even I'm not THAT desperate; and we never spoke of this night ever again (except now in me posting a blog about it). Awesome huh!?
Yup if it isn't already bleedingly apparent: all this I've written, or publish, or provide every week for your "amusement" is nothing but an excuse. An excuse disguised as a blog on the "Adelaide music scene" just so I can do what I always do with impunity: get hilariously drunk and run amok with those of you who TRULY contribute to it. I am no music critic, I've never been a journalist, I don't write actual "reviews", I wouldn't know the first thing to say in its meaningful discourse, I lack the focus, I am but an idiot... and you mad fools continuing to encourage me truly ain't helping!
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Q: Java: Printing out an object for debugging I would like an easy way to print out a java object, or to say it another way, serialize an object as a string.  I would like to see the values of all variables contained within the object, and if there are more objects (like a list or whatever) it should print out the stuff in that object as well.  Basically, it would be something like JSON encoding, but JSON doesn't support infinity, and I need to see if there is infinity or NaN in one of the double or float values.
How can I do this?

A: You could use Gson to serialize to JSON as it now supports NaN and +/- infinity

A: More often than not ToStringBuilder.reflectionToString(Object) works great. It wont work when doing Maps though.

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HomeNewsGeneral AviationOld Sarum owners get apology over comments made by councillor
Old Sarum owners get apology over comments made by councillor
24/03/2021 General Aviation, News Written by: Nick Harding
RELATED TOPICS:Old Sarum
Old Sarum Airfield
The owners of Old Sarum airfield have today received a public apology from Wiltshire Councillor Ian McLennan of Laverstock, Ford & Old Sarum ward after he made a number of innacurate comments and statements online about the intentions of the owners.
Mr McLennan said "Over the course of last year (2020), I made various comments on Facebook, Twitter, and the Salisbury Journal website in response to concerns raised about the operation of Old Sarum Airfield, and the condition of Hangar 3 in particular. Hangar 3 is a Grade II* Listed property.
"Some of those comments referred to Grenville Hodge and Matthew Hudson in connection with the current condition of Old Sarum Airfield. I understand from Mr Hodge and Mr Hudson that my comments have caused them personal offence and distress. I would like to sincerely apologise for any offence or distress caused to them by my comments – it was certainly not my intention to do so. All relevant comments have now been deleted and I am sorry if those comments have contributed to any misunderstandings about Mr Hodge and Mr Hudson's intentions and actions relating to Old Sarum Airfield.
"I have been informed that both Mr Hodge and Mr Hudson have made a significant personal and financial commitment to the continuation of Old Sarum Airfield over the last 30 years. In addition, I understand that Mr Hudson and his family previously invested a significant amount of money in order to rescue the Optica Aircraft company in 1987, which was operating at Old Sarum Airfield at the time. I have also been informed that neither Mr Hudson nor Mr Hodge have received any return of the investments nor any remuneration for their efforts in connection with Optica, Old Sarum Airfield or Hangar 3.
"I understand that both Mr Hodge and Mr Hudson are widely-respected within the aviation and aerospace community both in the UK and internationally, and further detail of their achievements and their investments at Old Sarum Airfield can be found on the Old Sarum Airfield website: www.OldSarumAirfield.co.uk
"I understand that both Mr Hodge and Mr Hudson are keen to restore the condition of Old Sarum Airfield, and Hangar 3 in particular, in order to protect the heritage of the airfield. I am sorry if my comments have in any way misconstrued their intentions towards the preservation of Old Sarum Airfield and Hangar 3. I welcome the prospect of future co-operation with them and the local community to try and identify ways to restore the property and leave a lasting legacy, for future generations."
Old Sarum has been in the General Aviation spotlight after plans for the site were rejected by Salisbury area planners and the future of flying at the airfield has been under discussion for some time.
In response to the apology, Matthew Hudson said: "We have sought, through legal process, the clarification and correction of misinformation and inaccurate comments through the media and social media as circulated by Councillor McLennan and are delighted that our position has been upheld and Councillor McLennan has publically acknowledged his actions and mistakes. Our intentions remain completely focused on protecting the airfield and heritage assets. We also look forward to working with our ward councillor and other members of Wiltshire Council to ensure a long term sustainable future is achieved for the Old Sarum airfield."
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GoSkydive, the UK's leading leading Tandem Skydiving centre, has announced that they have reopened and tandem skydiving has resumed at its base at Old Sarum airfield. Old Sarum closed to private General Aviation in 2019 but GoSkyDive has remained operating from the site operating its skydive experiences in accordance with [read more]
GoSkyDive signs deal to continue operations at Old Sarum
27/11/2019 General Aviation, News Written by: UK Aviation News
Leading UK Skydive experience company GoSkyDive has signed a multi-year deal with the owners of Old Sarum Airfield to continue its operations there. The airfield closed to General Aviation traffic on October 31st 2019 after the owners failed to secure planning permission for the aviation hub and housing but GoSkydive [read more]
Ghastly Halloween in store for Old Sarum flyers
Old Sarum airfield, which has seen continuous flying since 1917, will officially close on 31st October 2019 at 16:45hrs. The move was originally reported by us back in July after aircraft owners were issued with a notice to leave the site by that date. The airfield has been operating at [read more]


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Q: How to get "custom post type"-archive with working permalink to it? First I will show my permalink structure: /%category%/%post-name%/
Then, I created a custom post type. And now I want to create an archive for those posts related to my custom post type. So I wonder, how will I do that?
Viewing it in the WordPress documentation, there is something about create a archive-{post-type}.php file, but I still don't understand how it works, and it says nothing about how the permalinks will look like.
What should I do?

A: Custom post types don't have archives, this will be a new feature in WP 3.1 (with the has_archive argument when registering them). There are multiple ways for emulating these archives in WP 3.0, one of them is explained in another question here.

A: A quote from that question:

By registering the custom post type (with a "movie" slug), the permalinks are already set up for
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http://www.midwestmarching.com/ Schedules for marching competitions throughout the midwest.
http://www.dci.org/ Drum Corp International's homepage.
http://www.wgi.org/ Homepage for Winterguard International. Also contains information on World Class Percussion.
http://www.mccga.org Homepage for Mid-Continental Color Guard Association, the governing body for all our winterdrumline and winterguard activities.
http://www.musicforall.org/ Website for Bands of America.
http://www.bandinstrumentservice.com/ Band Instrument Service is the company that currently provides rental instruments and repair service for the program.
http://www.MetronomeBot.com Not your average online metronome! MetronomeBot does single beat, quadruple subdivisions, clicks in different meters, and even talks to you!
http://flute.com/ Provides useful links, biographies on flutists, and other useful information.
http://www.tishkoff.com/ Great site for clarinet articles relating to performance, practice, klezmer and classical music.
http://www.saxophone.org/ Look at the picture museum containing galleries of different makes and models of saxophones, mouthpieces, etc.
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http://www.trombone.org/ Home of the Online Trombone Journal, contains thousands of articles relating to everything trombone.
http://tubapeter.com/ Lots of neat videos of tuba/euphonium duets, trios, and quartets. Also contains many helpful links.
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Joel Santo Domingo Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 The Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 adds a speedy 3rd generation Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce graphics to the ultrabook formula. What Asus has wrought is the thinnest and lightest 1080p HD power system on the market. It's the ultrabook to buy if you want to get real work done.
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Brilliant 1080p screen in a 13.3 inch ultrabook. Discrete 3D graphics. Strong multimedia performance. Full sized HDMI port. Three USB 3.0 ports in an ultrabook. Dual band 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4GHz/5GHz Wi-Fi
Text can be tiny unless scaled up. Middling battery life. Only 30-day trial to McAfee Internet Security.
The Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 adds a speedy 3rd generation Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce graphics to the ultrabook formula. What Asus has wrought is the thinnest and lightest 1080p HD power system on the market. It's the ultrabook to buy if you want to get real work done.
Asus had our first Editor's Choice ultrabook in the Asus Zenbook UX31-RSL8 ($1,049 list, 4 stars), and while follow-ups in the UX31 series have been good, they had been passed over by other systems with better features and performance. The new Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 ($1,299 list) adds a couple hundred dollars to the price tag, but it also adds a whole lot of performance and a brilliant 1080p HD screen. If you are looking for a rival to the Apple MacBook Airs of the world, the new Zenbook Prime is a Windows 7 ultrabook for power users and multimedia creation artists. As such, it's our new Editor's Choice for high-end ultrabooks.
Asus Zenbook UX31-RSL8
Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A-R5102F
Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51
Dell XPS 14 (Summer 2012)
Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid 2012)
HP Folio 13-1020us
Design and Features
The UX32VD-DB71 is very similar looking to its Zenbook cousins, the Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A-R5102F ($999.99 list, 3.5 Stars) and Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 ($1,099.99 list, 3.5 Stars). Measuring around 0.7 by 12.8 by 8.9 inches (HWD) and weighing about 3.2 pounds, it's about the same size, but a touch heavier than its UX31A counterparts. That's no doubt because if its extra components like a more powerful Intel Core i7-5317U processor, discrete Nvidia GeForce GT 620M graphics, and circuitry for the extra ports the system contains. Though the Zenbook UX32VD-DB71 is one of the heavier ultrabooks in the 13-inch range, it is still lighter than the ultraportable Editor's Choice Lenovo ThinkPad X230 ($1,164 direct, 4 stars) (3.39 pounds) with a 12.5 inch screen, and the 14-inch ultrabook Dell XPS 14 (Summer 2012) ($1,499 direct, 3.5 stars) (4.7 pounds). The system is solidly built, with an aluminum body and chiclet-style backlit keyboard. The "Zen" theme extends to the concentric circles etched into the system's surfaces. The one-piece trackpad is responsive, including the expected pinch to zoom and two finger swipe gestures. Three-finger swiping lets you switch open windows or pages. We had to download and install a trackpad driver installer to get the updates, but the system comes with an Asus Update app to automatically install updates like this.
The system's screen was one of the few full 1080p HD (1,920 by 1,080) resolution screens we've seen on a 13.3-inch laptop. This screen has more pixels and screen real estate than the pioneering MacBook Air 13-inch ($1,199 list, 3.5 stars), which has a 1,440 by 900 resolution screen. This means that HD videos are displayed at full resolution on the Zenbook, while it has to be scaled down on the MacBook Air and competitors like the XPS 14 (1,600 by 900 resolution). The high-resolution screen also means that you'll be able to see more detail in photos on the Zenbook Prime, a concern for photographers in the field. All three choices are good for the travelling graphics artist, but the extra screen real estate will be welcome for users that need to keep their work plus a bunch of toolbars on the screen at the same time. If there's any drawback to the high-resolution screen, it's that text will look tiny if it hasn't been scaled up to match. For example, Internet Explorer looked fine as it was set to 125% zoom out of the box, but the pre-installed copy of Google Chrome was set to 100% zoom. As a result, text heavy websites on Chrome looked like the bottom line of an eye chart. Not a big deal if your eyes are young and sharp, but this may be a problem if your vision isn't quite what it used to be.
For such a compact machine, the Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 has a good selection of I/O ports. Three USB 3.0 ports occupy the left and right side panels (one on the left, two on the right), there's a SD-based multimedia card reader, audio ports, and a full-sized HDMI port. Together, this selection of ports is excellent, particularly the full sized HDMI port that lets you hook the system up to a HDTV without an adapter. This is a system for a power user that needs connectivity. The Zenbook Prime comes with 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, so you can use a 5GHz router to cut through the congested 2.4GHz bands. Apartment dwellers or city folk will enjoy the extra choices in the 5GHz bands. Full-sized Ethernet isn't on the system chassis, but the system comes with an USB adapter for wired Ethernet plus a dongle for the mini VGA port. Bang & Olufsen speakers were both loud and clear playing back web audio and music.
As stated above, photographers will enjoy this system, since it comes with a 500GB hard drive for storage. That's plenty of space for RAW photo images and videos. The Zenbook Prime also comes with a 24GB mSATA SSD to help it get its Intel ultrabook certification. The 24GB SSD is invisible to the user, it only makes its presence known during some repetitive tasks and when you wake the system from sleep. It wakes up faster than a hard drive-only system, but it feels slower than an SSD-only system when you boot from power off. If the SSD were a bit bigger, we think the systems day-to-day performance would improve. As it is, you'll occasionally notice that the system is a smidge slower on day-to-day tasks than a purely SSD-based ultrabook. At the very least you'll wait a couple seconds more for the system to reboot or for apps to launch. The 500GB drive is relatively free of bloatware, only a short 30-day trial subscription to McAfee Internet Security mars the pre-loaded software. There are a bunch of shortcuts to Asus utilities on the desktop, and while they are on the whole useful, you'll want to drop the shortcuts in the trash in order to regain a clean startup screen.
The Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 lags more purely SSD-based systems on day-to-day tasks. For example, the Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 gains an OK 2,523 points on the PCMark 7 test, but its SSD-only based brother the Zenbook Prime UX31A-R5102F is an order of magnitude faster with a 4,315 PCMark 7 score. The Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 also felt more sluggish when it needed to read data or launch programs from the hard drive. The system's Core i7-5317UM processor and Nvidia GeForce GT 620M graphics were able to level the playing field somewhat.
Multimedia tasks like photo and video work are the Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71's forte. It was able to top the ultrabooks with a one-minute, forty-three (1:43) second time on our Handbrake video test and a 3:58 time on our Photoshop CS5 test. This beats the Core i5 powered Zenbook UX31A-R5102F (1:59 Handbrake, 4:33 CS5), and our former Editor's Choice HP Folio 13-1020us ($899.99 list, 4 stars) lagged way behind due to its older Sandy Bridge Core i5 processor (2:29 Handbrake, 5:24 CS5).
Even the "go-to" ultraportable for photographers, the latest MacBook Air 13-inch (2:42 Handbrake, 4:53 CS5) trailed the Zenbook Prime. The Zenbook Prime wasn't great at the 3D game benchmarks, but it did produce mostly playable scores at Crysis (52 fps) and Lost Planet 2 (34 fps) at the medium/middle quality settings. While it's not a gaming laptop, the Zenbook Prime will be capable of playing 3D games better than any ultrabook with integrated graphics. Battery life was somewhat below average, with a 5 hour, 26 minute MobileMark time. The best battery life of 9:37 was found on the latest Dell XPS 14.
So what's the final verdict? The Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 is a very, very good system for content creators in the field. It's light, has a brilliant 1080p screen, and is compact. A photographer will enjoy the speedy photo editing capabilities of the system, video editors will love the Core i7 power of the system, and both will find the 500GB hard drive a good thing. The system will also keep multimedia power users happy, for mostly the same reasons plus the full-sized HDMI port in such a compact laptop. If you want the Zenbook Prime's 1080p screen at a cheaper price, the Zenbook UX31A-R5102F and Asus Zenbook UX31A-DB51 will look the part for around $300 less. The UX31A twins don't have the UX32VD's multimedia prowess, but if all you need is a compact ultrabook with a 1080p screen, both are good choices. The EC for midrange ultrabooks, the HP Folio 13-1020us still trumps the Zenbook Prime on battery life and price, but the Zenbook Prime wins just about every other factor (weight, multimedia performance, screen brightness and resolution, 3D graphics, storage capacity, etc.) The Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 is meant for power users, and as such we're awarding it the Editor's Choice for high-end ultrabooks..
BENCHMARK TEST RESULTS
Check out the test scores for the Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71
Compare the Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 with several other laptops side by side.
More Ultrabook Reviews:
• Dell XPS 13 (9370)
• Dell Latitude 5289 2-in-1
• Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (4th Gen, 2016)
• Apple MacBook Air 11-Inch (2015)
• Lenovo ThinkPad Helix 2nd Gen
Bottom Line: The Asus Zenbook Prime UX32VD-DB71 adds a speedy 3rd generation Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce graphics to the ultrabook formula. What Asus has wrought is the thinnest and lightest 1080p HD power system on the market. It's the ultrabook to buy if you want to get real work done.
Other Asus Ultrabooks
Asus ZenBook S (UX391UA)
Asus Transformer Book T100TA (64GB)
Asus Transformer Book TX300C
Asus VivoBook S56CA-DH31-CA
Dell Inspiron 14z (Summer 2012)
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There are two types of specialty trees to begin with but their difference relies not on their plant type but on the meaning behind their classification. One type of specialty trees are plants that are rare and difficult to find; these specialty trees are also often more difficult to plant and grow. The other type of specialty trees deal with holiday gifts that are specially decorated or accessorized to suit the occasion; these specialty trees can be natural or man-made. We'll discuss both types of specialty trees in this article. RARITY OF NATURAL SPECIALTY TREES If you've had a change of heart when it comes to your garden's present landscape design, we suggest that this time around, you should take more of a challenge in the form of specialty trees. Specialty trees are, as mentioned, trees that are difficult to find and also difficult to go because of the special conditions they require; specialty trees tend to have very exact needs when it comes to exposure to sunlight, irrigation, soil type and sometimes even their very location in your garden.
So yes, if you're not exactly born with a green thumb, you'll be facing a Herculean task when it comes to making sure that your specialty tree would live a long and healthy life. Tips on Buying Specialty Trees Unless you're willing and able to expend majority of your time on your garden, it's highly inadvisable to fill your garden with specialty trees. Instead, try to use old standby plants as foundations or anchor of your garden's landscape design then choose the specialty tree that appeals to you the most and make it into your garden's centerpiece. It's also better to purchase specialty trees from the experts – they usually have their own nurseries – rather rely on what's being sold in the department stores. That way, you'll also benefit from their much-needed advice on caring for specialty trees.
There are many types of specialty trees so it's rare that you'll find your neighbor taking care of the same specialty tree herself; some examples would be pines, maples, assai palm, cacao, june plum and mamoncillo or Spanish lime. Remember that plants – of the specialty variety or not – are also living creatures so make your choice wisely; select only the type of specialty tree that you're certain you can truly take care of. Lastly, if it becomes apparent that you're not fully capable of taking care of your specialty tree, there are companies that offer specialty care services. They assist you in all ways to improve the health, stability and livability of your special trees. These companies, for instance, can help you in rot pruning, cabling, administering soil and plant tissue tests, bracing, providing protection from lightning for your special trees and making adequate aeration systems. SPECIALTY TREES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS Specialty trees are fast becoming the most popular fad in gift-giving nowadays for all occasions. Although specialty trees are often used as corporate and wedding giveaways, they can also serve just as well as a birthday gift or a get-well-soon-present for someone who had just recently undergone an operation. Specialty trees are most popular come Christmas time and families are given a wide variety of specialty trees to choose from. Some are simply natural trees that are accessorized with holiday ornaments while some are made of fiber optical materials and even hung upside down from the ceiling! Most malls – land based and online – sell such products so just remember to choose the specialty tree that's most able to symbolize your message of care for a loved one or the heart of an occasion.


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Music from a fan game?
By rosuko1214, August 5, 2012 in ReMix Requests
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Glass Joe (+10)
Ok, so there is a sonic fan game out there called Sonic Robo Blast 2, and it has it's own original soundtrack. Both the game and the soundtrack are free on the site, and I love the soundtrack. So. I was wondering If anyone would be willing to take a listen and perhaps a remix or 2 of the track of the remixer's choice. I just thought it would be awesome to see what you guys would do with it.
Garrett Williamson
Strider Hiryu (+2100)
If you've read the Submission Standards, then you would understand that this type of fan music doesn't count.
Prove me wrong and tell me the Submission Standards don't say that (I'm too tired and lazy to re-read it and make sure I'm right), but I'm pretty sure it said only official content.
evktalo
Donkey Kong (+2600)
G-Mixer, not quite. You might be thinking of this bit:
Games that are shareware, freeware, or personal projects may or may not be accepted at our discretion. We strongly recommend arranging music from commercial releases to avoid any problems.
I guess the aim of this is to make sure the games are notable enough. Then it's another matter if the source in question is notable enough.
--Eino
Well, the thread is still up, so they're probably accepting it.
Do you mean OCR moderators would lock a request thread if the source track didn't fit the site's submission standards? I don't think that makes sense. People might still fill the request to remix the music (or find rearrangements elsewhere and link here), whether or not it would go to OCR.
You could ask in the "ask judges" thread.
Ok. Sorry for the confusion.
Gario
Yeah, just make the request and see what people do with it.
An alternative that I've seen implemented is to win the PRC compo that's hosted on compo.thasauce.net (also linked in my sig) and request the fan game track to be arranged. On the one hand that almost guarantees a few remixes of the track. On the other hand, you have to win the compo first, lol.
Nothing wrong with making the request here, though. It's a little less likely to get any response because people may have trouble submitting their work, but there's no harm in asking.


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Human error is the most significant factor attributed to incompatible blood transfusions. A spectrophotometric approach to blood typing has been developed by examining the spectral slopes of dilute red blood cell (RBC) suspensions in saline, in the presence and absence of various antibodies, offering a technique for the quantitative determination of agglutination intensity [Transfusion 39, 1051, 1999]. We offer direct theoretical prediction of the observed change in slope in the 660–1000 nm range through the use of the T-matrix approach and Lorenz–Mie theory for light scattering by dilute RBC suspensions. Following a numerical simulation using the T-matrix code, we present a simplified sensing method for detecting agglutination. The sensor design has been prototyped, fully characterized, and evaluated through a complete set of tests with over 60 RBC samples and compared with the full spectrophotometric method. The LED and photodiode pairs are found to successfully reproduce the spectroscopic determination of red blood cell agglutination.