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Ninja Signs Deal to Return to Twitch
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins has signed a deal to return to Twitch, the platform that originally earned him his massive following. The multi-year deal is likely worth tens of millions of dollars. Blevins made his return to Twitch streaming on Thursday, saying, "I am excited to get back to streaming full-time and connecting with my loyal fanbase."
"In this next chapter, I'm going to make it a point to elevate and bring more eyes to underrepresented creators," Blevins said in a statement. "I am looking forward to working with Twitch to demonstrate how this amazing community of gamers can make a meaningful impact."
Although Blevins became famous streaming on Twitch, he moved to Mixer in 2019 in a deal worth $20-30 million. At the time, Microsoft was spending big in a bid to position its Mixer streaming platform to compete with Twitch and Youtube Gaming. Microsoft also signed exclusive seven-figure contracts with other notable streamers Cory "King Gothalion" Michael and Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek. Blevins' departure from Twitch caused a noticeable drop in the platform's viewership.
The high-profile partnerships were not enough to keep Mixer afloat. Microsoft shut down the platform in June, admitting that Mixer could not compete with its competitors. Microsoft bought out streamers' contracts, writing-off $40 million for Blevins and Grzesiek's deals. Mixer's shutdown made Blevins a free agent and he reportedly seriously considered moving to Youtube Gaming or Facebook Gaming, before opting to return to Twitch.
Though he left Twitch in 2019, Blevins remained the platform's most-followed channel by a wide margin. Blevins currently boasts over 15 million Twitch followers leading second-place Turner "Tfue" Tenney by six million. In a Twitch stream last month, Blevins attracted nearly 100,000 concurrent viewers.
Grzesiek, for his part, signed a deal to return to Twitch in August. The streamer – the third most-followed on the platform – brought in nearly half-a-million viewers in his return stream.
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At the supermarket, we found this Ritz Munchables Pretzel Crackers yesterday.
It seems like this has been sold for about 2 years now.
Both English and French have a pretzel made with Ritz crackers in the middle.
Take a salty, crunchy pretzel combine it with with a bite-sized buttery tasting RITZ cracker now you have RITZ Munchables!
On the top, there's a memo to use this box to hold the snacks.
Following the how-to, I folded down the flaps but the little ones on the sides didn't stay down.
There're a lot of mini Ritz with buttery flavor inside of a bag.
It looked like regular Ritz but much smaller and more salt on the surface, and some of them were too brown as if it's a little bit before being burnt.
It had a strong butter flavor and also the crunchiness from pretzel.
First the butter flavor came strongly and then it left flour flavor of pretzel.
Each piece was tiny and it's easy to grab one cracker from the paper box after I built it.


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With a $7.5 million gift from the Friedman Family Foundation endowed by Stephen and Vice Chair Overseer Barbara Friedman, Weill Cornell Medicine has established an innovative cross-campus center dedicated to improving human health through research in the complex relationship between nutrition, inflammation and the development of disease.
For Weill Cornell Medicine, 1998 was a banner year. Amid its centennial celebration, the academic medical institution renamed itself in deep appreciation for Joan and Sanford I. Weill and their exemplary leadership, launching a bright, new era of dynamic expansion.
Mark Veich, an accomplished leader in institutional advancement, has been appointed vice provost for external affairs at Weill Cornell Medicine, effective Feb. 12.
After 20 years of bold and visionary leadership, Sanford I. Weill will retire as chair of the Weill Cornell Board of Overseers. Jessica M. Bibliowicz, successful business executive, named new chair of the board.


Home to more than six thousand residents, the city of Walker is located in Livingstone Parish, Louisiana. The area brings together the calm, historic charm and appeal of a small town and the modern conveniences of larger cities.
Whether you are looking to make a visit or are thinking about moving to this part of the country, you will definitely be interested in knowing more about your destination. Read on below to find out more about Walker, LA; including more about the local economy, attractions and location.
Without making you wait any longer, here, is a short description of everything you need to know about Walker, Louisiana.
This small and calm city lies between the Louisiana capital, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge, in the southern part of the state. Travelers using Interstate 12 should get off on Exit 15 to get to the city.
Walker was declared a city recently; in the year 2011 by declaration of the Louisiana governor. Most of the city's population is made up of white and African American residents, with Asians and other races making up the remaining portion.
It's important to consider the economic performance of a given location before making a switch. This is especially important considering the fact that it determines the availability of employment opportunities as well as its ability to generate enough tax revenue to further local/city development projects.
The city of Walker has a general unemployment rate below five percent as per the overall figures associated with the greater Livingstone Parish. The annual median income for each household in the area is estimated to be just past sixty thousand dollars. Home values are estimated to be a little over a hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
These figures should give you a clear idea of the area's economic health and status.
At this point it's important to mention that Walker is also referred to as the "Pine Tree Capital of the World", albeit unofficially. This demonstrates the huge significance of area's generous offering of lush green outdoor spaces. As such, one of the main things to do in the city involves exploring the many parks located here. Holiday communes are a local specialty.
If you feel like you have had enough of the city's parks, consider sifting through some incredible collectables at one of the many antique stores around the city; where great deals are the norm.
Other notable attractions include the Community Art Gallery and Walker Museum and a wide range of eateries.
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August 1, 2018, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: "Foxconn and WEC Energy are discussing a huge potential solar array for Mount Pleasant complex" Click here to view the full-page ad we took out in the Racine Journal Times.
The Racine County Foxconn campus is expected to have an initial demand of 200 megawatts, the largest electric load of any single facility in the state. According to American Transmission Co., the electrical needs of this facility are six times greater than the next-largest manufacturing plant in the state. Recently, We Energies and Foxconn have discussed putting a large solar array on Foxconn's roof to power the facility. If Foxconn truly wants to produce technology for the 21st century, they should also be powered by 21st-century electricity sources.
The Racine County Foxconn campus is expected to have an initial demand of 200 megawatts, the largest electric load of any single facility in the state. According to American Transmission Co., the electrical needs of this facility are six times greater than the next-largest manufacturing plant in the state. Recently, We Energies and Foxconn have discussed putting a large solar array on Foxconn's roof to power the facility.If Foxconn truly wants to produce technology for the 21st century, they should also be powered by 21st-century electricity sources. Please do the right thing and power the Foxconn facility with clean, renewable energy.


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Everything you always wanted to know about the semi-transparent mirror technology (but were afraid to ask)
Szymon Starczewski
1. Good and bad sides of conventional mirrors
It seems people have strived to capture photos in the quickest successions possible using the cheapest possible cameras since time immemorial. Perhaps I am exaggerating a bit but there is something in it. Single lens reflex cameras have shown several flaws during the development of the photography and we are going to focus on that market segment exactly.
Putting a mirror in the main optical path of a camera had considerable consequences when it comes to its functionality. The parallax error became well forgotten and the viewfinder was able to present a real preview of the final photo, especially after inventing a mirror able to return automatically to its initial position. In the sixties of the 20th century through the lens metering system, the so-called TTL, took the market by storm, allowing to measure the light only in the frame regardless of the focal length. After some time a double mirror enabled constructing an autofocus system as we know it today. Of course there are no perfect solutions - SLR cameras have flaws as well.
Diagram of a contemporary SLR camera: lens (1), main mirror (2), autofocus mirror (3), AF detector (4), shutter (5), sensor (6), focusing screen with field lens (7), pentaprism (8), light metering sensor (9), eyepiece (10).
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Firstly, it is another, quite complex mechanical system that has to perform many tasks in a split second: lift the mirror, brake it and stabilize it in its upper position, activate the shutter, wait when it closes and lower the mirror to its initial position as quick as possible. With a speed of 5 fps it all lasts no longer than 0.2 of a second. It's worth adding here that even traditional cameras with a roll of film were able to reach much higher speeds even though drive had to wind them in the meantime. A system allowing you to complete these tasks in a very short time constitutes substantial part of a camera and influences its price in a significant way.
Secondly, the vibrations related to opening the mirror can adversely affect the resolution of your image; that's why in some models you get an option of the mirror lock-up (MLU).
Thirdly, quick movements of different camera parts inside the casing cause intensive air currents which might contaminate the sensor with dirt particles. Of course dirt might invade the interior of a camera also while you change lenses. The work of the mechanism is presented in a movie, recorded with a fast camcorder (1000 fps); it is showing the mirror movements in the Praktica BX20. You can also find less dramatic examples on the Internet. The faster burst mode a camera offers the tightest control over the mirror movements must be guaranteed.
Finally it's worth noticing that the mirror has to have enough space for its movements; that requirement limits the minimum distance between the last element of a lens and the sensor and constrains engineers, designing lenses as well.
2. Semi-transparent (pellicle) mirror
3. A short analysis of patents
4. Optical aberrations– numerical analysis
5. Test of the Sony A99 mirror
6. Benefits and losses. Pros and cons. Facts and myths.
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A lovely slab from Catalan folk/neo classical singer/songwriter Iñigo Ugarteburu showcasing his deft acoustic playing and spellbinding arrangement alongside a ten piece ensemble. Moving on from the subtle joys of his 'Back&Forth' LP for Talo in 2012, 'For The Unknown' hems close to Chicago's improvising avant garde with an expanded palette of field recordings, piano, modular synth, brass, bicycles, and 20-string Steel Bass by the local players woven against the weft of Inigo's hushed tone. There are three vocal pieces on the A-side, including the beautifully bass-suspended 'Tomodachi', whilst the B-side shares an almost ambient, side-long piece entitled 'Homing' capturing Iñigo and pals playing soft as you like against a patina of pastoral field recordings.


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It's my first one ever at geeksndfashion.
Not a lazy sunday... This is a small preview of my shooting today.
Shouts to Christoph and Beatrice for working with me.
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Shadow is tortured by Mr. Town.
Shadow is captured and being tortured by Mr. Town with futuristic pain devices.
Shadow has a flashback to his youth when he spent a summer in New York with his mother, after being raised in France. She's well read, and despite Shadow's criminal background, we learn that she raised Shadow to become well read too. He wanders off alone and finds himself attacked by locals in a park and is arrested soon after that. During the flashback, we see Shadow discover that his mother has cancer. We also learn that his coin trick talent started in a hospital waiting room. Shadow runs into his attackers again, taking them on and using his superior size to defeat them. His mother is disappointed because she believes he's better than that.
Czernobog laments the death of Zorya.
Mama-G blames Wednesday for bringing the war to her door, and reluctantly agrees to fight on the side of the Old Gods…if she can get the weekends off.
After reluctantly agreeing to take his former lover along, the Jinn and Salim hop on a motorcycle and depart on a mission to retrieve Odin's spear, while Wednesday and Anansi set off on their own, which involves Wednesday having his car destroyed.
Laura Moon is a bloody hero. Literally.
Wednesday assigns Mad Sweeney to accompany Laura Moon to save Shadow from his captors. Laura admits that she's an atheist as she tracks Shadow.
Bilquis meets with Mr. World who has a strategy to wipe out the old gods – the Hydra offense.
Technical Boy finds himself in the center of Times Square, which is where he's seeking Media. He seems to go backstage, or in the Construct, like in The Matrix, where he confronts Media, which is represented by a glowing ball. He calls her out.
When the road they're driving on to chase Shadow mysteriously ends in a flower field, Mad Sweeney takes Laura through a portal called the Horde, using her thoughts to guide them to Shadow. They find their way to a train where a battle ensues. Laura saves Shadow.
Beguiling: charm or enchant in a deceptive way. Shadow seems caught up with them. Shadow seems to be easily manipulated.
We understand why World sent Technical Boy to find Media, rather than, say, Mr. Town or Bilquis. In today's world, Media must sit atop a technology standard. Flash, MP4, streaming media — the way we view this show and people listen to this podcast.
Salim's faith comes first– even when he's galavanting with Pre-Islamic and totally non-Islamic deities.
The Jinn is a pre-Islamic mythical beast. Salim is a Muslim. Are they going to have values issues?
The Horde. What in the backstage was that?
Why was the car destroyed? What does it get Wednesday?
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I've heard of this before but I haven't seen any pics or videos. Did you ask for some on TheHurl forums?
GlennWi wrote: I've heard of this before but I haven't seen any pics or videos. Did you ask for some on TheHurl forums?
TheHurl is gone, has been for a couple years unfortunately. That's why this forum is here, but it's pretty dead as one can see from looking around. Zooligan did get some info through the Texas Treb FB group.
I remain afacebookual and iltwitterate. Just what is an FET? Do you mean the kind with wheeled hubs, like an FAKA only it's an HCW? All right, I'll Google it. But my experiment in that direction some years back got about 20% more distance than the same configuration with normal fixed hubs, even when I used lube.
I am hoping that the forum will become less dead. I am still kicking myself for not saving a copy of the old one.
Yes, my recollection is that an FET was a reference to a floating axle HCW. I'm not aware of too many having been built, other than a model or two that I think Fishy played with back in the day. In my opinion you might as well go to a FEW/FAW (whipper variant of the same), and get a lot more performance from your added complications of the floating hinged weight.
Haven't tried a whipper or King Arthur yet. My trebs are Scherzers--the hub rolls forward along a track but it isn't a wheel, more of a circular rocker--like a Scherzer bridge. So it might be considered "floating everything"--perhaps. I will try to come up with pictures in a bit. This was my own invention, way back in Y2K, before I had heard of the other kinds.
KerikM wrote: My trebs are Scherzers--the hub rolls forward along a track but it isn't a wheel, more of a circular rocker--like a Scherzer bridge. So it might be considered "floating everything"--perhaps. I will try to come up with pictures in a bit. This was my own invention, way back in Y2K, before I had heard of the other kinds.
Sounds interesting. Pics would be awesome if/when you can get to it.


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tv News Al Jazeera November 24, 2015 12:00pm-12:31pm EST
issue? >> you know, i think that leadership has got to come forward. figure out economically how this makes sense from a security perspective. donald trump wants to bomb the oil fields and import a greater military solution. those oil fields have to be rebuilt. >> the president is now coming into the east room of the white house. we will listen in. >> president hollande it has been an honor to welcome you to the white house before in happier times than this. but as americans, we stand by our friends in good times and in bad no matter what. so on behalf of the american people, i want to once again express our deepest condolences to you and all of the people of france for the heinous attacks that took place in paris.
we're here today to declare that the united states and france stand united, in total solidarity, to deliver justice to these terrorists and those that sent them, and to defend our nations. in that spirit, with heavy but strong hearts, i welcome you here today. francois with your understanding, my statement today will be a little longer than usual. i have been traveling, and this is an important moment for our nations and for the world. this barbaric terrorist group, isil or daesh, and its murdererous ideology must be destroyed. and we must do it together. this is the unity of purpose that brings us here today. on your visit here last year,
you said that the french love america. we love the french. sometimes we americans are too shy to say so, but we're not feeling shy today. we americans love france because we dedicate ourselves to the same ideals, that all people deserve life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. france is our oldest ally, you helped us win our independence. we helped liberate france from fascism. we owe our freedom to each other. we love france for your spirit and your culture. since the attacks americans have recalled their own visits to paris, visiting the eiffel tower or walking along the ans. we know these places they are part of our memories woven into the fabric of our lives and our
culture. i am very grateful to the french people for the hospitality they have always shown me, and when they welcomed michelle and our daughters on their first visit to the city of lights. by my bed in the residence, is a picture of me and michelle in luxembourg gardens, kissing. [ laughter ] >> those are the memories we have of paris. it was early on. i had no gray hair. so when tragedy struck that evening, our hearts broke too. and that stadium and concert hall, and those restaurants and cafes, we see our own, and the face of the french people we see ourselves. and that's why so many americans have embraced the blue, white, and red, and that's why americans at candlelight vigils have joined together to sing.
we have never forgotten how the french stood with us after 9/11. and today we stand with you. [ speaking french ] it has been noted that the terrorist did not direct their attacks against the french government or military, rather they focused their violence on the very spirit of france, and by extension on all liberal democracies. this was an attack on our free and open societies. where people come together to celebrate and sing and compete and targeting venues where people come together from around the world, killing citizens of nearly 20 countries, including america. this was an attack on the very idea that people of different races and religions and backgrounds can live together in peace. in short, this was not only a strike against one of the
world's great cities. it was an attack against the world itself. it's the same madness that has slaughtered the innocent from nigeria to the sinai, from lebanon to iraq. it is a scourge that threatens all of us, and that's why for more than a year the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission, to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vial ideology. today president hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today president hollande and i agreed that our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported
recent french strikes in syria, and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to rule out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, the united states will continue to quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of paris and with the threats in belgium there's also a growing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up additional efforts to prevent the flow of foreign terrorist fighters. as part of that, i'm calling on the european union to finally implement the agreement that would require airlines to share passenger information so we can
do more to stop foreign fighters from entering our countries undetected. and i'm prepared to send teams to work on this to make sure we are doubling our efforts together. regarding the broader crisis in syria, president hollande and i agreed that russia's strikes against the moderate opposition, only bolster the assad regime, who's brutality has helped to fuel the rise of isil. we agree that russia could play a more constructive role if it were to focus the strikes to defeating isil. and we agreed that the best way to bring peace to syria is through the principles reaffirmed in vienna which require active russian support for a ceasefire and a politically transition away from assad to a democratic government
that can unite the people against terrorists. finally francois and i understand that one of our greatest weapons in the fight against isil is the strength and resilience of our people. and here i want to speak directly to the american people. what happened in paris is truly horrific. i understand that people worry that something similar could happen here. i want you to know that we will continue to do everything in our power to defend our nation. since 9/11, we have taken extraordinary measures to strengthen our homeland security. our counter-terrorism, homeland security and law enforce professionals, federal, state, and local, they are tireless. they have prevented attacks and they have saved lives. they are working every hour, every day for our security. they did so before paris.
they do so now and they will not stop. they are the best in the world. but it's not just our security professionals who will defeat isil and other terrorist groups. as americans we all have a role to play in how we respond to threats. groups like isil cannot defeat us on the battlefield, so they try to terrorize us at home. against soft targets against civilians, against innocent people. even as we're vigilant, we cannot and we will not succumb to fear. nor can beallow fear to divide us. that's how terrorists win. we cannot give them the victory of changing how we go about living our lives. the good news is americans are
resilient. we mourned the lives lost at fort hood, the boston marathon, chattanooga, but we did not waiver. our communities have come together, we have gone to ball games, concerts, and we have gone shopping and men and woman who want to serve our country, continue to go to military recruiting offices. we're vigilant. we take precautions. but we go about our business. so those who want to arm us, our actions have shown that we have too much resolve and too much character. americans will not be terrorized. i say all of this because another part of being vigilant, another part of defeating terrorists like isil is upholding the rights and freedoms that define our two
great republics, and that includes freedom of religion. that includes equality before the law. there have been times in our history, in moments of fear, when we have failed to uphold our highest ideals, and it has been to our lasting regret. we must uphold our ideals now. each of us, all of us, must show that america is strengthened by people of every faith and every background. related to this, i want to note under president hollande france plans to welcome 30,000 additional syrian refugees over the next two years. here in the united states, refugees coming to america go through up to two years of intense security checks, including biometric screening. nobody who sets foot in america
goes through more screening than refugees. and we're prepared to share these tools with france and our european partners. as francois has said, our humanitarian duty to help desperate refugees and our duty to our security, those duties go hand in hand. on the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france, there are worlds we know so well. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to be free. that's the spirit that makes us america. that's the spirit that binds us to france. that's the spirit we need today. in closing, i want to salute the people of paris for showing the world how to stay strong in the face of terrorism.
even as they grieve, they have begun returning to their cafes, riding the metro, and going to stadiums to cheer for their teams, crowds gather in the plaza, including a mother who brought her children, she said to let them see that we should not be afraid. as one parisian said, paris will always be paris. and next week, i will be joining president hollande and world leaders in paris for the global climate conference. what a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children. so president hollande, my fellow americans, let's remember we
faced greater threats to our way of life before, fascism, communism, the first world war, the second, a long cold war, each and every time we prevailed. we have prevailed because our way of life is stronger. because we stay united, because it's -- even as we are relentless in the face of evil, we draw on what is best in ourselves, and in the character of our countries. it will be no different this time. make no mistake, we will win, and groups like isil will lose. and standing with allies like france we will continue to show the world the best of american leadership. viva la france. and god bless the united states of america. mr. president.
>> translator: ladies and gentlemen, please allow me first and foremost to thank barack obama for the solidarity he has shown immediately as we found out about the terror attacks, he was the first one to call me. it was very late in france, 2:00 am when barack called. the president of the united states expressed his solidarity towards france, his emotion, his compassion against the terror, and on that night he meant to tell me that the united states stood by france; that the help that could be provided to france would have no limit and that we had a duty, a
joined duty to pool our forces together and fight terrorism. i do not forget, either all of the messages that the american people sent to the french people over the past few days. the french colors, the french flags, all around in many gatherings, in candles, in places that represent france here in the united states, the [ inaudible ] our national anthem sung in official ceremonies. it is true that 9/11 we all felt american, but after the 13th of november, americans felt french. our two people together merged as one, sharing the same emotion
and also the same willingness to fight for freedom, to defend our values. we are not two similar people, we each have our own history. we have our own culture, our own backgrounds, but we share the same trust, the same faith in freedom. it is france that came under attack on the 13th of november. france for what it is, the country, which we consider unique in the world because france [ inaudible ] the world. france came under attack for what it represents, for what it stands for, for it's culture, our way of living, as well as our values, our principles, but by targeting france, the
terrorist s [ inaudible ] murder, were targeting the world. in these restaurants, in these cafes, as well as the concert venue, they were men and women, most of them young, who came from 20 countries, at least. and they share the same passion for life, and that's the reason why they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and families of the young american student who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. i -- my thoughts also go to the american band that was playing. our culture on that occasion we were together to bring the same
enthusiasm and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organizes itself on territory. they have some substantial resources. they are thriving on smuggling of oil, drugs, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries in indonesia, turkey, queue wait, egypt, as well as russia, by taking down the russian plane. so together with president obama, today we wanted on the occasion of that meeting, first of all to share, share our determination -- relentless
determination to fight terrorism, everywhere and anywhere. we also meant to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we have built -- we will not allow them to do it, to destroy what we have worked for generation after generation. they will not be able to damage the world, and against daesh we need a joint response. france and the united nations stand together to bring that joint response. militarily it is about destroying daesh no matter where they are. it is about taking out their finances, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks, and taking back the land they currently control. we therefore decided, president obama and myself, to increase
our strikes both in syria and iraq, to broaden our scope to strengthen our intelligence sharing, regarding the targets. the priority is to take back key locations in the hands of daesh in syria. it is also matter of urgency to close the border between turkey and syria, and prevent terrorists from crossing the border and coming to europe or other places and to undertake such terrible attacks. we also will work together with our partners, and support all of those who are fighting daesh on the ground. the aim is to make sure that these forces can be supported, helped, by all countries that are willing to act militarily to
destroy daesh. the resolution of the security council that was voted unanimously friday after being introduced by france and supported by the united states, this resolution provides us with a clear basis to act. this is what france is currently doing on the aircraft carrier currently in the east of the mediterranean, and allows us to enjoy more capability. yesterday for the sixth time after the terror attacks in paris we attacked raqqa. we are being provided assistance in iraqi fighters within the framework of the coalition. now diplomatically, both president obama and myself have strengthened our cooperation as early as the night after the attacks, and i would like to
co comemend everything that is being done to that information can be used to track terrorists. beyond syria and iraq, what they want is somehow to spread fear everywhere, so that we doubt, so that we make decisions, which are exactly contrary to what we want in terms of freedom and rights, but we will not give in. that being said, we have to defend ourselves and use intelligence. diplomatically we're working on a credible political transition in syria, within the framework of the vienna process. and i come mend the work done to agree to a time line that will
enable a ceasefire as quickly as possible, and to open up to a process that will lead to bashar al-assad's departure, because we cannot imagine the syrians getting together, gathering around the leader who is responsible for some -- at the most 300,000 deaths in a few years. so unity is required, but that must lead to assads departure. the syrian crisis is directly relevant to europe, first of all, given the terrorists threat, but also because there are millions of refugees fleeing the regime's bombs, and daesh's atrocities. if we were to abandon them, we
would betray what we are. this is the reason why i reject identifying my [ inaudible ] end terrorism. at the same time we must conform the borders. today people are risking their lives to flee. when they travel between turkey and greece. turkey therefore plays an important role, and it is together with turkey that we must find solutions so that the refugees can stay close to their country of origin and we need to make sure that the required controls, the checks are implemented at the border. on thursday, i will be traveling to moscow to meet with vladimir putin, and i will tell him that france can work together with
russia, if russia concentrates military action on daesh against isil and if russia fully commits to the political solution in syria. this is what we want to do. we want to gather all countries, all of those who are willing to find and implement a political solution in syria. we do not want to exclude anyone, but we want to make sure that this political solution can eradicate terrorism. lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, there cannot
be any better symbol of response, but to hold a conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections, as well as defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 heads of state in government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they are coming to sort out the climate challenge and to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren get better or simply can live. but we are also coming to
express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam, which is becoming centric. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions to express the same principles, the same values with the same word, life. yes, simply life. and this is the reason why i'm very pleased that president obama will allow us to succeed. i commend his recent statements over the past two weeks and months, by i commended the
commitments he has made in the name of the world. it was important that one of the most powerful nations in world, and therefore with the highest level of emissions could also be there to face the future like we have been facing in history. what we will be doing, early next week in paris, means that we can continue to live as well as protect our lives, and prepare that of all children. france and the united states given their history, and the values -- the founding values of both of our nations, given our spirit, we both have that duty to act as matter of urgency -- urgently against terrorism, and against daesh, and at the same time to prepare
for the future. against that background, even though it is a very dire one, i'm pleased to be with barack obama to send across that message to the entire world. thank you. [ changing captioners ]

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Mouez Breiz (« La voix de la Bretagne ») est un label discographique breton créé en 1952 par Hermann Wolf (1904-1976) à Quimper.

Spécialisé dans la musique bretonne, Mouez Breiz assurera une petite production discographique mais de qualité pendant plus de 20 ans. La firme a produit plus de 300 références, en particulier des enregistrements de sonneurs des cercles celtiques (Tréteaux et Terroir, Erquy...), des bagadoù (Kemper, ar Meilhoù Glaz, Kerlenn Pondi, Quic-en-Groigne, Morlaix...) ou en couple et de chanteurs de . Ces disques ont joué un rôle important auprès d'un grand nombre de jeunes musiciens, comme Alan Stivell, qui y ont puisé la matière du renouveau breton. Ils constituent désormais la mémoire sonore de la musique bretonne des années 1950 à 1970. Hermann Wolf, pionnier de la production musicale bretonne, offre ainsi un témoignage essentiel pour la musique bretonne.

Historique

Un passionné quimpérois

Hermann Wolf, qui naît le  à Quimper, est le descendant d'une famille de facteurs d'orgues d'origine suisse installée dans la capitale de la Cornouaille en 1899. Enfant il suit une formation de piano qu'il va parfaire ensuite chez Gaveau à Paris. La mort de son père en 1926 le contraint à revenir à Quimper, où il prend la direction de l'entreprise familiale de musique et instruments située place Saint-Corentin. Il n'a alors qu'une vingtaine d'années. L'affaire s'étend et se diversifie. Hermann assure la sonorisation des bals et fêtes de la région quimpéroise, dont la fête des Reines, qui annonce les futures fêtes de Cornouaille. Vers 1939, le magasin s'installe au 6, rue Astor, près des halles de Quimper pendant plus d'un demi-siècle. Hermann Wolf a servi d'intermédiaire à la marque Gramophone « La Voix de son maître » venue en 1932 réaliser une série d'enregistrements en Bretagne, qui se traduisent par la publication de vingt-sept 78 tours sous le titre général de « Le pardon de Notre-Dame du Folgoët ». En grand passionné de son, il s'intéresse aux systèmes enregistrements et possède avant 1939 son appareil de gravure de « disques souples » et dans les années 1950 un magnétophone à bande, l'un des premiers en Bretagne. En 1951, il se lance dans la publication de disques pour son propre compte. Il enregistre l'acteur Jean Deschamps récitant des extraits de Tristan Corbière accompagné de la chorale de Plonéour-Lanvern lors d'un spectacle estival le , qui donne matière aux  et  présentés comme une « série spéciale ».

La voix de la Bretagne

La production a débuté par des 78 tours (44 au total). Les cinq premiers paraissent fin 1950 sous le double label Mouez Breiz-Distribution Le chant du monde, dont ceux du chanteur Armand Haas. Jusqu'en 1954, trente-neuf 78 tours sont publiés : le chanteur de kan ha diskan Loeiz Ropars est le premier enregistré, suivi par des couples de sonneurs traditionnels (les frères Louet, Boissel/Le Roux, Guéguen/Hénaff) ou du renouveau (Polig Monjarret, Dorig Le Voyer, Youenn Gwernig), des chorales (Kanerien Bro Leon, maîtrise du petit séminaire de Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, chorale basque de Saint-Sébastien (Espagne) interprétant des chansons bretonnes), des bagadoù (Kevrenn C'hlazik, Koad-Serc'ho Morlaix, Moulin-Vert) et deux chanteuses, Zaïg Monjarret (1925-2000) et la jeune Éliane Pronost (1933-2007). La petite maison d'édition est la première à produire des enregistrements de musiciens et de chanteurs bretons directement en Bretagne.

En 1953, le premier microsillon 33 tours breton est édité. Il s'agit de la chanteuse Zaïg Monjarret mais qu'Hermann décide de ne pas diffuser, déçu par la qualité des exemplaires. Le second est un enregistrement public du spectacle des fêtes de Cornouaille de 1953, où l'accent est mis sur le côté international. À partir de 1955, les 45 tours produits à grande échelle (pour une entreprise artisanale) sont dans la lignée des 78 tours, avec les mêmes noms mais aussi des nouveaux couples comme Étienne Rivoallan-Georges Cadoudal, le chanteur Yvon Le Marc'hadour et sa femme Madeleine chanteuse d'opéra.

Les débuts du harpiste Alan Stivell

En 1959, Hermann Wolf est approché par un breton de Paris, Georges Cochevelou, qui lui propose d'enregistrer son fils accompagnant à la harpe une jeune chanteuse originaire de Pluguffan. Les quatre disques issus de cette collaboration sont les premiers d'Alan Cochevelou et d'Andrea Ar Gouilh (collection Chansons et mélodies de Bretagne) suivis de son premier 45 tours solo Musique gaélique en 1961. La première version de son 33 tours de harpe celtique d'Alan sort en 1964. En 1966, il le réédite en dessinant la pochette avec le titre en breton Telenn geltiek, mentionnant au verso « Alan Cochevelou dit Alan Stivell » sur un retirage du début des années 1970.

Les fondements du revival
Hermann Wolf a été le premier éditeur d'un disque de kan ha diskan (concours de Loeiz Ropars à Poullaouen en 1954 et 1955) et des sœurs Goadec (Ar c'hoarezed Goadec) à la fin des années 1960. Il enregistre également des fest-noz, des championnats de sonneurs, les fêtes de Cornouaille.
Dans ces années 50 où les touristes sont demandeurs de ce qui symbolise la Bretagne, il cherche à enregistrer les chansons de Théodore Botrel. Il trouve Robert Perrin qui chante les textes sur quatre 45 tours et cinq 33 tours, disques les plus diffusés qui battent les records de tirage chez Mouez Breiz. En 1960, les compositeurs Michel Magne et Francis Lai enregistrent pour des projets respectifs (avec André Maurice et Robert Perrin). Dans les années 1960, moins de petits formats sont produits pour plus de 33 tours, parmi lesquels deux disques de Jef Le Penven, le premier 33 tours d'Alan Cochevelou et trois disques de kan ha diskan par Loeiz Ropars qui présentent les meilleurs chanteurs du  des festoù-noz. Mouez Breiz produit aussi des disques de chorales bretonnes, profanes et religieuses, et de diverses autres musiques celtiques, notamment cornemuses écossaises (festival à Brest) ou harpes.

Les dernières années

Au cours des années 1970, Mouez Breiz ne produit qu'une trentaine d'enregistrements, 45 tours et 33 tours à parts égales. Six cassettes sont également diffusées. Après la mort d'Hermann Wolf en , Jean Wolf succède à son père mais Mouez Breiz ne survivra pas. En effet, il est confronté à deux défis  : la reconstruction des halles de Quimper détruites par un incendie au cours de ce même été 1976 rendent difficile l'accès au magasin pendant trois ans et l'époque voit le début de la concurrence des grandes surfaces dans le commerce des disques. Par ailleurs, l'évolution des techniques exige des enregistrements en studio plus coûteux. Face à ces difficultés, Jean Wolf choisi donc de cesser toute production, paradoxalement au moment où la musique bretonne était à son apogée. Les dernières rééditions de disques sont faites en 1980 (les Sœurs Goadec, Ar Jentilez des Tregeriz), puis seuls des réassorts de cassettes sont effectuées. Le magasin Wolf ferme ses portes en 1991.

Rééditions
En 2015 la maison de disque Keltia Musique, également située à Quimper, réédite des enregistrements du premier label de la ville, dans une collection de onze CD nommée Mouez breiz production - Mémoire Sonore de la musique Bretonne (l'invention du disque breton  1950-1976) : des vinyles sont numérisés tels que Fest-noz à Scrignac, Le Pardon des kan ha diskan, Festival des cornemuses de Brest, mais aussi les disques des sœurs Goadec, d'Éliane Pronost, des Kanerien Bro Leon, de Per Guillou et Yann Péron, des Tregeriz...

Fonctionnement

Production
Les moyens techniques sont artisanaux et la diffusion est pratiquement limitée au marché intérieur breton, avec des petits tirages. En effet, les enregistrements pouvaient se faire au domicile des Wolf (dans leur salle à manger, leur garage), au-dessus de la boutique rue Astor à Quimper, dans les églises (cathédrale Saint-Corentin, chapelle du Likès) ou en prise directe lors d'événements. À cette époque, les disques sont pressés par Pathé et les pochettes imprimées à Quimper, soit par l'imprimerie Bargain, soit par l'Imprimerie cornouaillaise.

Communication graphique
Environ soixante-dix pochettes des deux cent quatre-vingt disques sont diffusés sous une charte graphique identifiable grâce à une frise à l'irlandaise en deux couleurs qui borde le recto sur deux côtés. Dans l'angle qu'elle forme, une photo de l'artiste est insérée ou plus rarement une illustration générique. Polig Monjarret est l'auteur de cette frise entrelacée et probablement du logo, un animal (chien ou chèvre) jouant de la cornemuse inspiré des « sablières » d'églises bretonnes.
Avec une production artisanale, pour réduire les coûts d'un tirage quadrichrome, la technique de l'époque permettait de varier la présentation des disques en jouant sur les deux couleurs de la frise. Ces frises étaient imprimées en grand nombre d'exemplaires et conservées à l'imprimerie Bargain à Quimper. Lors d'un retirage (en général 100 ou 200 pochettes), Edgard Bargain, l'imprimeur, se servait dans ce stock et ne tirait que les éléments en noir. Cette façon de procéder par retirage en petite quantité permettait aussi, quand l'occasion se présentait, de modifier facilement la photo de l'artiste (cf. Éliane Pronost). Cette maquette, abandonnée à partir de 1961, sera pourtant réhabilité en 1964 pour deux 33 tours 25 cm, puis en 1969 pour deux 45 tours de François Le Berre et Andew Mahoux et enfin en 1970 pour les 30 cm de Robert Perrin. Des maquettes à base d'une grande photo et d'un ou deux aplats sont utilisés dès les premières années, de manière systématique pour les séries (Moulin-Vert, tralalalaleno, Sonneurs de Brest...).

L'édition de disques de grands formats a permis la réalisation de pochettes plus ambitieuses. C'est au sein du milieu des folkloristes breton qu'Hermann Wolf trouve son premier illustrateur, René-Yves Creston. Il apporte sa touche sur neuf 33 tours de 1958 à 1960 et un décor de 45 tours utilisé à six reprises. Cette année-là, Hermann fait appel à un jeune artiste quimpérois issu de l'école des Beaux-arts, Mikel Chaussepied, rejoint ensuite par son ami des beaux-arts Moarch Eveno. À partir des années 1960, la quadrichromie est utilisée, pour le disque du bagad Kemper par exemple (Kevrenn C'hlazig).

Quelques artistes produits

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

 « Les Premiers enregistrements. L'Edition de disques bretons : Mouez Breiz », An Dasson, n°39, 1997

 Laurent Bourdelas, Alan Stivell, Le Mot et le reste, 2017.

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The young man watched as the bronze machine hammered down onto the golden metal. The loud clash boomed throughout the chamber, fading into the melting heat. Patina had taken over the machine's surface, coating it with a shade of dark green. But the piece itself was too grand for the flaw to be noticeable.
It was unlike any clockwork device he had seen, its mechanism a mystery to him. He could make out a few gears here and there, but nothing else was within his knowledge. In fact, he could no longer claim to understand any kind of machine, not after he was picked up at the Mehkanite temple that was burnt down, and was led through mountains and seas, traversing the vast desert into this foreign land. The machines that were such a part of his life, a part of himself even, now seemed so alien to him. He could not even state with confidence that he understood his god, not towards the man that had brought him here.
That man was now slithering through the dark chamber, pushing keys that subsequently lit up. His scales rustled against the heated floor. His clawed hands went through the intricate patterns that were engraved on the machine's surface, their purpose unknown. They too were blurred by time, no longer sharp shapes and lines, but dazzling nonetheless. On the far end, between the wavering lights of the flames, automatons could be seen adding fuel into the machine, building the flames higher.
The young man was not sure if they were machines built into human shape, or men reduced to the simplest kind of machine, and he dared not ask. After all, the man with scales and claws and slit eyes seemed so inhuman and sinister, so much like the flesh beasts that attacked their temple, the beasts that howled and laughed and slaughtered. The very evil he was supposed to fight against.
But the serpent man found him, dragged him out of the burning ruins of what he once called home, and healed him with some sort of miracle. "Medicine." The man had answered him, but no medicine could heal what was inflicted upon him, not even as parts of his body were already replaced with metal. The human body was weak, nothing compared to what their god could offer. He still remembered when bone spears pierced through his organs, the ones he was yet to, and maybe couldn't, replace with clockwork. He only remembered the laughter ringing through his ears, mocking the futility of their resistance, before it all faded into blackness.
But now, he sat in this dark chamber, in front of a large piece of golden metal that was hammered down by the heavy machinery again and again. His metal arm was replaced anew; polished and lighter than ever before, so flexible that even his tortured body could command it with ease. The serpent man certainly knew the machines better than he did, maybe even better than the elders of his temple. And as they talked through the long journey, when they traversed the cold mountains, the lonely seas, and the lifeless desert, he learnt of a different tale about his god that existed in the Far East. Child of flesh and metal, the man that resembled snake more than man claimed to be. Children of flesh and metal, the man claimed that they all were.
As the rhythmic booming sound rang through the chamber, as the fire grew higher, as the automatons worked tirelessly, the serpent man slithered near. He wore a strange robe, long sleeves covering his hands. Some sort of metal bracelet could be seen underneath, with the same shade of dark green as the machine.
The scaled man stopped in front of him, and the young Mekhanite spoke: "You promised me vengeance."
"Yes." The answer came with a cold hissing sound, one that the young man had grown accustomed to. "All is set, but you need to be ready first."
Before he could answer that yes, yes he was ready, the serpent gestured towards the machine and the strange metal placed onto it. "Long ago," He said, "Our empire was strong and prosperous, the land was lined with machines of miracle, we reached the stars and looked into the brass prison of the Dragon," His hand stroked the surface of the device. "These are but remains of the glorious days."
For a moment, it was hard for him to imagine. A dark chamber lined with heavy machines, with fires maintained by robots, was but shadows of the past. What other things the man implied he dared not think about. They weren't things he could comprehend, or believe in.
The serpent man continued. "But even before that, our ancestors fought against other tribes who too worshipped the Serpent and the Dragon, and united them to be a common kingdom. Such were the great deeds of the Yellow Emperor, the first king of Xia."
Abruptly, the hammering stopped. The underground chamber was suddenly quiet. The automatons moved and clicked at the far end, but only the sound of the serpent man's speech boomed throughout the heated room.
"An invincible body." The young Mekhanite kept his voice calm, but a fire quietly burned in his eyes.
The serpent man was not fluent in the young man's language, but the words hammered down into him clearly. The young Mekhanite fell into silence as he now understood what he was looking at.
The metal had completely melted now. The serpent man reached out, and pulled a lever. The machine shifted, and the liquid was poured down into a pool beneath. A feeling of unease rose from the young man's stomach. As he watched, for a moment, it was as if the molten metal twisted unnaturally, before falling down into the pit.
The serpent man turned back, the slit eyes met his gaze. "Some say their souls are still trapped there. Shattered minds fused into a vengeful, insane spirit, longing for freedom." He said.
The young man looked at the pool of metallic liquid that seemed to be withering and silently screaming. He couldn't tell if it really was there, or it was merely in his mind. The chamber seemed much darker now, even as the automatons worked harder and harder to put fuel into the giant machine. The intricate patterns, under the wavering light, now seemed menacing and shadowy. And the ones that glowed emitted an eerie light. The hammer hanged high above, its presence pressed against his being, like a dark cloud hovering. He looked at all these with silence, slowly taking everything in. The fire in his eyes grew.
"I am ready." He finally said.
"Hundreds had joined Chiyou, yet only eighty-one withstood the ritual." The serpent man said.
"I will make it." He said.
The man only nodded as a response.
Inside the pool, the liquid metal was boiling now. Steam rose, but was somehow confined within the pool. This machine was really something beyond his understanding, but for now, he stopped thinking about that. The heat was scorching, which his bare foot felt the most.
The serpent man said something to him, but it slipped through. His mind wandered back into the night when the Sarkicites destroyed his temple and slaughtered his kind. Even the strongest of them, the elders that had fully converted, were no match for the unholy beast of the flesh. They were torn, pieces of gears scattered, their weapons broken. And the beasts laughed, their laugher so piercing, much like the bone spears through his body. But a wave of heat hit him, and dragged him back into reality.
"There are better candidates than me." He said.
The serpent man nodded, and stood back. The young Mekhanite took in a deep breath, and slowly descended into the pool. The sound of the machine and the automatons seemed so far away now, as the liquid boiled and bubbled in front of him.
There was no pain, he realized some seconds later, as his skin and flesh were instantly burned. In the next few seconds, his bones melted. He could no longer see, and no longer feel anything at all. Darkness had encompassed him. But it was not the cold, silent darkness of death people often speak of. An immense heat surrounded him; the same dark, ancient presence that loomed in the underground chamber was now closer than ever. The heat scorched him, but there was no pain. Bodily sensations no longer mattered.
He remained in the darkness for a few more moments, before hearing a loud sound. At first, he thought it was the hammering sound he heard over and over again, but as the sound grew even louder, he recognized that it was something else. He was still in the darkness, but somehow, in his mind, he could make out fires furiously burning, and among them, a shadow stood there.
It was a beast, he recognized, as the sound reached his presence. He could feel himself resonating with it. The sound was not of a hammer, but the beast roaring. Somehow, among the heat and the darkness, he felt drawn to it, as if the beast was calling, and that the roar was a language.
He reached towards the beast within the fires.
For a split second, he saw its fiery eyes, its body of a golden metal that shined brightly. It stood there, its mouth open, as the fire scorched and burnt. And then, he opened his eyes. The pool of metallic liquid was gone. He was standing there, at the bottom of the pool. The machine around him came to a halt, and the serpent man looked at him in disbelief.
He looked down to see his hands, but what he saw could no longer be called hands. Golden, metallic claws were in front of him. The metal that surrounded him minutes ago now made up his whole body. He moved his fingers, and then elbows, arms, torso, and legs, and they responded immediately to his thoughts. There was no longer muscle straining, but nor were there sounds of ticking and grinding. Everything just fit together perfectly; the movements felt to him even more natural than the body he was born with.
He had expected to see lost, vengeful souls, or to see his broken lord reaching out to him. But the image of the beast was now scorched into his being, and somehow he found comfort.
He was still in the vague shape of a man, but nobody would mistake him for one. Even aside from his now beastly headpiece and claw-like hands, he was filled with a fiery presence, the same presence that turned and twisted in molten metal.
He was successful. He thought, as he walked up from the now empty pool.
He had agreed, as he was eager to try out his new strength. The cavern, unlike the chamber, was cold and damp. As he walked down with the scaled man, he could hear an underground river flowing nearby, and occasionally, water dropping from the cavern ceiling.
It had been four days since his coversion, and he neither slept nor ate. He could still sense the heat in the chamber, and smell the thick metallic scent, but no longer experienced pain or exhaustion. The serpent man, meanwhile, had been busy taking notes and testing with visible excitement.
"The first beast to slay?" He asked. His sound now carried a strange echo.
But the man didn't answer. He only looked up the cave, and called out a strange name. The Mekhanite recognized that the name was in that foreign language he couldn't quite understand. Then he heard a rustling sound, that of large scales slipping through wet floor, of something smooth and wet slithering towards them.
The first thing he saw was an eye, or rather, a vertical slit in the head. Then, the head of something resembling a snake, with mouth filled with unnaturally sharp teeth and bone horns protruding randomly from all sides. Its color was a pale white, its scales almost translucent. There were a row of half-formed appendages alongside its body that occasionally twitched. The first two of them looked alarmingly like human hands. As if responding to the name, the creature quickly slid towards them.
Immediately, the young Mehkhanite recognized that stench, the same stench of the flesh beasts that plagued his lands. But even then, none of the flesh beast he had enountered was this… enormous. Its head alone was thrice of his height, and its body seemed to stretch infinitely into the cave's darkness.
Before he could ask or even comprehend the words, the Mekhanite was thrown to the side of the cave, his body hitting the stone wall with a loud clank. The giant snake turned to him, and hissed so loud that it was almost a roar.
The Mekhanite looked at the man, and then the giant snake coming towards him. And as he sought a weapon, a blade came out of his arm. He struck quickly, slashing the serpent, and with a painful howl, a translucent liquid poured out.
And as he fought on, he realized that dodging the snake was easy enough, as the cavern was too narrow for it to move freely, and somehow, it seemed unwilling to damage the surroundings. But to his frustration, even though his blade could cut through the white snake's skin easy enough, seconds after the cut, the wound would heal.
Hearing this, the Mekhanite climbed onto the serpent's back. Grabbing the bone horns, he easily made it to the head. As he clawed his way up, to his disgust, he realized the scales of the large snake resembled fingernails more than actual reptilian scales. But he holds tight against the writhing serpent, and plunged his blade into its skull.
The bone cracked as if it was nothing against the sharp metal. The snake screeched, and he hit again. And once more. He hit it over and over until its body slumped to the ground, still twitching, but no longer moved.
"You slew your first beast." The man said, slithering close.
"I am successful, then." He said, standing up.
He nodded, and started walking back up. His thoughts once again flew to his home, so far away from this foreign soil.
The serpent looked at the remains of the giant snake, its one eye staring back at him. He bent down to close its eyelids. The torches the automatons held ignited the body.
Among the smoke and fires, the serpent man watched silently, as the beast, blessed with the golden armor of the Great Brass Dragon, faded into the shadows of the cavern.


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I started by downloading Vyatta's prebuilt VMware image, which can be downloaded here along with a Xen image and an ISO file for physical install. The VMware image is designed for workstation applications, but a quick run through my new friend in VMware Converter I quickly had the image transfered across to my ESXi based environment and booting without issue.
Configuring different parts of the system are similarly simple, and with a bit of experience theVyatta systems seems intuitive enough and from basic testing performance is more that adequate, at least for my requirements. The time I've spent getting to grips with a new system has paid of so far, and for the time being I have a nice new addition to my lab environment. I'm hoping this system can provide some seperation between between between target/test systems and provide additional realism t my lab.
For anyone that has had to migrate machines to a virtual environment VMware's Converter will likely be nothing new. It allows a straight forward way to migrate an existing server (both physical and most common virtual environments) to VMware's Infrastracture, Server or Workstation product suites.
Whilst this is hugely useful in a real-world environment for p2v or v2v migration strategies it doesn't have too much use in a lab environment as you would typically build your environment and servers once and then test away. But I've recently found another use, with a few simple clicks I can now easily transfer a virtual server/servers from my ESXi lab environment to my laptop to continue working away from the office, and without the need for maintaining parallel victim machines within each of my virtual environments.
The transfer process does take some time, image below shows the start of the transfer of a 20GB machine from my laptop to ESXi server of local 100Mbps network. However don't be too put off initially, original estimated run time is nearly four hours, when in actuality it completed in a little over one. Good for fire and forget transfers whilst you make dinner.
Some people I've discussed the tool with have anecdotal stories of having issues and failures with VMware Converter, I haven't encountered any problems with my usage but your mileage may vary depending on scenario. At the very least is should be simpler than my previous method utilising DD.
I was recently asked by Don over at EH-Net if I would be interested in reviewing a new book by Thomas Wilhelm of Heorot.net: 'Professional Penetration Testing: Creating and operating a formal hacking lab'. Naturally I jumped at the opportunity.
I don't want to discuss the book in too much detail here, as you can read the full review at Ethical Hacker here, but the book is a great addition to my home library. Don also worked his magic to convince the publisher to release a chapter from the book free of charge, chapter four covers the initial setup and configuration of hack lab environment, and can be downloaded from the review.
Hope the review is of use to someone out there, thanks to Thomas for writing the book in the first place and to Don for hooking me up with the review.
As part of an upcoming project I've been playing with some screen capture and editing software. As I've never been one for for the graphical/fluffy side of IT it's a new area for me, and I was shocked with how simple it can be.
For screen capture I used the free CamStudio application, at first try it seems small, lightweight and most importantly simple and intuitive to use.
Finding decent editing software for free was difficult, @usedtire suggested Cinelerra for Linux. From the site it looks to be an impressive application, but I'll admit I found no easy way to get this running under Debian/Ubuntu and ended up in dependency hell, so I installed Windows Movie Maker thanks to the links/instructions I found here.
Very grateful to Timmedin for pointing me in the direction of his recent work with the same issue. In usual form, Tim has even packaged up a powershell script to automate the workaround. Check his fix here, much cleaner and slicker than my own. If your still curious, read on for the backstory.
Since rebuilding part of my toolkit I've had issues connecting to my ESXi host server. I had originally thought this was a result of an upgrade from ESXi 3.5 to ESXi 4.0, and the resultant change from VMWare infrastructure client to the new vSphere client. After several hours and days fighting down a blind alley I found a forum post that highlighted Windows 7 as the culprit.
Further reading indicated that this is a widespread issue with no real solution. Best workaround appears to be to run the client within a sandbox via Microsoft's Virtual XP environment for Windows 7.
After a couple of false starts the install process was fairly straightforward, found here. Simply select hardware architecture (32/64-bit), install a patch, then finally the Virtual XP image. Everything beyond this works as expected, a virtual XP machine. Once in the virtual environment install the vSphere client as normal to regain access your VMWare environment.
Knowing my preferences, observant readers may be wondering why not achieve the same results using a VMWare guest with the vSphere client installed. VMWare Server is already installed on my machine, and was one of my initial thoughts. However, Virtual XP and VMWare utilise virtualisation for different results. The Virtual XP client has several intergration features (can be disabled if prefered) that allow simple, native access of resources on the host machine (files, directories, peripherals etc) from within the guest. This makes working with either, and between, host and guess seamless. Obviously such intergration would be unsuitable for a lab environment as you want/need isolation, seperation and protection from the guest machines so VMWare still has it's place. As usual, using the right tool for the right job is essential.
At this point I'm back in my lab, and the R&D rolls on, but the experience has led me to look more indepth and Virtual PC. I have started building a BackTrack4 guest with Virtual PC to run within my standard machine for everyday use. Having access to a Linux environment as simply as a double-click as per normal applications will hopefully be a nice addition to my usual working practice.