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This beautiful unique home sits on approximately 1200 sqm in arguably one of Kilmore's finest streets.
With three good size bedrooms and a study, which could easily become a fourth bedroom, you will be equally excited about the location as it overlooks open fields and farmland.
At only about eight years old, the unique design and placement of the home captures the winter sun and benefits equally in summer from the established beautiful all native garden.
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Please, let us not favor financing our houses more than the jobs our kids and grandchildren need

Avinash Persaud correctly states: “This story is not just about mortgages but also about the overall allocation of liquid and illiquid assets across the financial system” March 2016

Yes, indeed it is. I have for soon two decades criticized that the Basel Committee's concept of risk-weighted capital requirements for banks, dangerously distorts the allocation of bank credit.

Persaud writes: “Under Basel I, in the calculation of the amount of risk-weighted assets a bank had to fund with capital, securitized mortgages had a risk weight of 20 percent while nonsecuritized mortgages had a risk weight of 50 percent.” And Persaud translates that into “This allowed banks to earn fees and net interest margins on holding 2.5 times more credit”

A more precise description is that Basel I assigned a 50% weight to loans fully secured by mortgage on residential property that is rented or is (or is intended to be) occupied by the borrower, and Basel II reduced that to 35 percent. And Basel II also introduced that security or any financial operation that could achieve an AAA to AA- rating, was assigned a 20 percent weight.

And I translate that as: With Basel I and II’s standard risk weight of 8 percent, anything that has a risk weight of 100%, like loans to unrated SMEs and entrepreneurs, means banks can leverage its defined capital 12.5 times to 1 (100/8).

But if it has access to a 20 percent risk weight, the bank can leverage its defined capital 62.5 times to 1 (100/1.6)

And banks, naturally, operate to maximize risk-adjusted returns on equity (and bonuses to the bankers).

And so there can be no doubt banks will allocate much to much credit, in much to easy conditions to mortgages and AAA rated securities (and to sovereigns with a zero percent risk weight) and much too little credit, in much to harsh relative terms, to what is risk weighted more than that like, SMEs and entrepreneurs.

And so, while I fully share Persaud’s argument about preferring insurance companies to banks to finance mortgages, so as to minimize maturities mismatches, my concerns go much further than his.

I do not want to favor, in any way shape or form, the “safe” financing of mortgages, whether by banks or insurance companies, over the “risky” financing of the job creation our children and grandchildren need.

PS. What would houses be worth if there was no financing available for buying houses? I ask because mortgages might now be financing more the credit available for buying houses than the real intrinsic value of houses. Oops!

PS. A memo on the many mistakes of current risk weighted capital requirements for banks


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Note on Status

The improvements described here were implemented and retrospectively applied to hmi.Mharp_720s from inception (2010.05) to 2013.01. The improvements have not yet made it fully into production code, so some HARPs from 2013.01 to date use the old matching algorithm. This is being corrected (April 2013).

Match Improvements

Several users pointed out that the matching of HARPs to NOAA ARs (embodied in keywords in hmi.Mharp_720s) was not working reliably, especially for large HARPs which contain several NOAA ARs. This turned out to be due to the way the matching procedure worked, which was bound to fail for large HARPs. We changed the algorithm, and have gotten better results since. This is work in progress.

The match information is in the NOAA_AR and NOAA_ARS keywords, which are often not very useful when the NOAA AR happens to coincide with a large HARP. The results here are for a new algorithm, which is understood and implemented. It needs to be deployed in production, and the old and less-helpful keywords need to be updated for past data.

Tabular Results

I compiled a plain-text table of all HARPs and the matching NOAA ARs (here), and the inverse table listing the HARP or HARPs corresponding to each NOAA AR (here). They cover 2010.05-2012.12.

Detailed Results

We ran the new algorithm and tabulated monthly results. The tables below were originally made to identify cases where the match algorithm could be improved; now they mainly serve to turn up cases of un-physical NOAA AR movements. It is useful to have a new quick-look movie up while looking at these tables.

The NOAA ARs have artifacts, such as retrograde movement and large latitude fluctuations. Most remaining issues in these associations are due to these artifacts.

The main issue the new match procedure solves is to get a correct match when a given NOAA AR is contained in two different but overlapping HARP bounding boxes. You see such multi-overlaps on the match-summaries linked to below in the first table (NOAA-to-HARP), whenever there is a "+" character in the leftmost column. This means one NOAA AR matched two HARPs, which in general we do not want. An example of this type of situation is NOAA AR number 11218, which overlaps both HARP 605 and HARP 610, although the latter is the correct answer. As mentioned, this issue is solved.

If the indicated HARP after the "+" is given as Ø, this is not so bad (especially if it happens for only a few T_RECs, i.e. if the "Count" column is small), because it indicates there was no matching HARP at all. Most of these seem to be old NOAA ARs, etc.

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The ranch

The ranch has a big saloon with bar, company kitchen, shop and toiletroom. We have 3 cabins with in totall 6 bedrooms (for 12 till 13 guests).

The Saloon

The saloon does not only have a cosy bar, but there is also the possibility to eat. The saloon can also be used for dancing. In one of the corners there is a nice lounge area to sit and relax on the couch, read a magazine or play a game. At the front of the saloon there is a long veranda and a campfire and BBQ place.

Behind the bar in the saloon we have a big company kitchen with profesionel equipment and from the saloon and from outside you can go to the toiletroom. That room has 2 toilets, 2 showers and a double handwash. So if someone with a tent or camper would like to stay for a night (or so) it is possible (although we are not really a camping).

The Shop

From in the saloon you can go to the shop. We sell western riding equipment, belts and buckles, bolo ties, all kind of jeweleries, cowboy heads, waxcoats, souvenirs and much much more! Something for everybody.

The Cabins/stugas

Outside, close to the saloon we have build 3 cabins to sleep in. Each cabin has a little hall in the middle. From there you can go in the bathroom with toilet, shower cabin and handwash. At the right and at the left side is a nice bedroom with two beds (some have three beds). So 2 couples can stay there in their own bedroom and they share the bathroom. Or a family with kids can live in the cabin. Each cabin has its own style and decoration. We have a Cowboy, Indian and Wild Life cabin/stuga.

On the ranch we also have an original Swedish hottub, heated on wood. You can order to heat it up. Lovely for the muscles after a day on the horse or a long hiking trip!

De Ranch

The farm has 18 hectare own ground. +/- 8h is wood/forest. We also can use an extra 5-6h from neighbours so totally we have about 24 hectare.

Contact information

Sun Dance Ranch AB

Yggenäs Björkhaga
68362 Ekshärad
Värmland - Sweden

Tel. +46 (0) 563-40122
Anita Teunissen +46 (0) 768200579
Anders Skoglund +46 (0) 730621741

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September - October:
Wednesday till Sunday 18.00-23.00/01.00
But ring for a booking!
November untill 7 January:
Wednesday till Sunday 18.00-23.00/01.00
But only open after booking!
8 January - 27 April: CLOSED
Only open with special activities or for groups after booking!

28 April - 31 August: Daily 10.00-23.00/01.00

September untill 27 April: All activities after appointment!
28 April - 31 Aug: Daily 9.00-20.00

Or OPEN on appointment or special activities! Ring for special wishes!

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I was trying to locate a simple audio driver for a Windows XP VM I have. Basically, I'm in Linux and I want to watch Netflix but my main VM is having trouble with SilverLight for some strange reason, and rather than deal with that, I decided to use a spare VM. The movies play but I don't have sound in that VM. I realized that the VM was an N-Lite created image, which means that most of the drivers were stripped out of it. So I decided to find the driver and install it.

This is when I started getting furious. The problem is, when you search Google for driver downloads, you will undoubtedly run into nothing but scams. This is the same for Bing and Yahoo. The entire first page of just about any driver download search will have nothing but scams. By scams I mean people trying to get you to download software that costs money, just so you can download and install FREE drivers for you hardware that you've already bought.

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Rainy day activities for toddlers #2

May 4, 2017

It’s been a bit of a miserable week (other than that short lived tropical morning on Tuesday) so we are back to afternoons indoors and finding toddler activities to keep Amelie, our creative toddler amused.

If you read my blog regularly you’ll know we have written about our rainy day activities before. In that first post we made biscuits, rainbows with playdoh and had sensory play with pasta.

This week we have been baking again and using up old potatoes to do some potato painting.

Potato painting

What you need:

  • Paint
  • Paper
  • A few old potatoes
  • A knife (for the adults to cut shapes)
  • Lots of baby wipes!

Amelie loved telling me what shapes to cut into the potatoes – luckily she chose easy things like stars, suns and circles and not a fire engine (which she asked for in toast before)!!

She loved using the potatoes to make shapes and then using her fingers to make borders.

It was a great activity and something different to just paining. Daddy had lots of presents when he got home!

We love to bake in this household. Our favourites being shortbread and fairy cakes.

Today we’ll share our recipe for fairy cakes.

What you need

  • 110g/4oz butter
  • 110g/4oz caster sugar
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 110g/4oz self-raising flour
  • A tablespoon of cocoa power
  • Half a bag of chocolate chips (or whatever your toddler wants to throw in)

Amelie likes her cakes plain but if we are having guests I’ll make up some butter icing and then make butterfly cakes.

Making these are fairly easy and it’s great to get toddlers involved (Evie loved watching as well).

First you mix the butter and caster sugar until you have a smooth paste. I add vanilla extract here in case the butter is hard as this can help mix the two ingredients.

Then you add the beaten eggs and soon after the flour, chocolate powder and chocolate chips. Quickly mix this so the mixture doesn’t split.

Then use teaspoons to transfer into cake cases.

Then bake for 20 mins in a 170 oven or until golden brown.

I am hoping for less rainy days and more play outside but until then we hope these ideas for toddler activities help for those afternoons where you need some activities!

Sarah xx

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  • Reply Dad Without A Map May 8, 2017 at 6:52 pm

    I remember doing potato prints at nursery! This is definitely one to recreate with my boys, in fact I don’t know why I haven’t yet. Thanks for a great prompt. #marvmondays

    • Reply sarahsurreymama May 14, 2017 at 11:43 am

      No problem and thanks! It just popped into my head after looking in the cupboard and realising I needed to use potatoes ??

  • Reply Jade @ Captured By Jade May 8, 2017 at 7:12 pm

    Great activities to keep the little ones occupied on rainy days… It seems the weather is on the up now! #MarvMondays

  • Reply Wendy May 10, 2017 at 10:23 am

    Ohhh how have I never done potato stamps before?!Great ideas, I always struggle on rainy days and we usually end up watching cbeebies all day…oops xx #BlogCrush

    • Reply sarahsurreymama May 14, 2017 at 11:41 am

      Don’t worry we have lots of that as well! She just gets bored and wants the next activity ?

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Coming atcha with a quick and easy recipe that is a staple in my “house” but that we hadn’t had for quite some time until recently. When you are in training, either for a race or for life, it is always great to have these “fall back” recipes, like I discussed in last week’s post on Eating During Marathon Training. By making healthy foods and cooking easy and accessible, even when you are exhausted or just can’t quite handle the thought of putting together a “meal,” you still have great options that provide you with that balance of macros that I discussed last week.

Easy Pad Thai Sauce and Stir Fry

Fish should, in my personal opinion, be in every athlete’s life. To take it a step further, I think that sustainably-sourced fish should be a part of EVERYONE’s life! That is part of the reason that I loved my Sizzlefish shipments–I had excellent, super high quality seafood in my freezer whenever I needed it. Not only that, but the seafood that occupied said freezer was chosen so as to provide my body with optimum nutritional benefits–no “junk” here!

This is very much a faux pad thai–I could call it a peanut sauce, but the other layers of flavor complicate things, and people for the most part can identify with pad thai as a flavor profile. Regardless of what you call it, it is delicious and easy!

If you aren’t a fish eater, this recipe works very well with chicken and, I would imagine, pretty much any other protein you throw at it. My personal preference is with a meatier white fish, like cod, haddock (think fish and chips fish), or even swordfish. These are not overly “fishy” in their taste, but they are substantial enough to carry and hold up to the textures of the stir fry and the sauce. Nutritional benefits? Protein, healthy fats, omega-3s–rebuilding blocks.

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For the base, I used soba noodles, one of the few noodles that I really like! These are not gluten free, as they are made of buckwheat, but you could very easily substitute gluten free rice noodles or even spaghetti squash for a gluten free option. I particularly like the soba noodles because they have a naturally nutty flavor (think the difference between white and wheat bread) as well as added protein.

I used frozen veggies for this recipe–I believe it was Trader Joe’s Stir Fry mix? (Make sure you get one without sauce, and also pick one that has a veggie blend that you like–some have more peppers, some broccoli, some sugar snap peas). The veggies are flash frozen, and thus retain their nutritional value. Plus, edamame has great protein content and good fats!

Now for the sauce. This is a sauce that has 2 iterations: one is super healthy and gluten free, the other is a bit less healthy, not gluten free, and more calorie dense. But the option of the two enables you to customize your meal to what you need that day–long run day? Go for the full peanut butter version. Looking for a lighter dinner? Try the lighter version (obviously).

Either way, you can’t go wrong with my easy pad thai stir fry!

Easy Pad Thai Stir Fry (Gluten Free Modifications)
Serves 2
Easy, delicious, and ready in a flash. This savory and slightly spicy pad thai can easily be made gluten free with the included modifications!
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Prep Time
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Cook Time
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Total Time
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Cook Time
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  1. 2 fish fillets (or protein of choice), thawed (if frozen) and patted dry
  2. liquid aminos (gluten free) or soy sauce
  3. desired amount of dry noodles (soba noodles or gluten free rice noodles)
  4. desired amount frozen stir fry vegetable mix (should be gluten free)
  5. 1/4 cup edamame (shelled), can be frozen
  6. 1/2 cup of easy faux pad thai sauce
Easy Faux Pad Thai Sauce
  1. 1/3 cup peanut flour (mixed with 1/4 cup water) or peanut butter (gluten free if necessary)
  2. 1 tsp-1 tbsp hot sauce (Sriracha or Gluten Free option)
  3. 1 tbsp low sodium soy sauce or liquid aminos (for a no sodium or gluten free option)
  4. 1 tsp lime juice
  5. 1/2-1 tbsp garlic powder (as desired)
  6. 1/2 tbsp dried cilantro and basil, each
  7. 1 tsp dried ginger powder
  8. 1 tsp agave nectar (gluten free)
  9. vegetable oil (optional, as desired) or water (as needed)
  10. unseasoned rice vinegar (as needed and desired)
  1. Heat a medium and a large saute pan on medium-high heat and bring a pot of water to boil.
  2. Put frozen veggies into the larger saute pan and cover with lid--agitate periodically and stir veggies around in order to thaw.
  3. Season the fish/protein with salt and pepper, soy sauce/liquid aminos.
  4. Grease/spray the medium pan and place fish on the pan when it is at temperature.
  5. Prepare the sauce by mixing the ingredients. You will likely need oil or water and a little bit of vinegar to thin out the sauce. You want it chunky and thick, but not impossible.
  6. Flip fish after about 4 or so minutes (about the time it takes to make sauce), remove lid from vegetable pan and season with salt and pepper and a bit of garlic powder (if desired).
  7. Add noodles to boiling water--they will take about 4 minutes to cook.
  8. Check fish after about 3 minutes--you want it mostly cooked through, but not completely. Remove from heat and add fish to veggie mix.
  9. When noodles are al dente, drain in sink (retain some water) and rinse with cool water. Add sauce to hot veggies and fish, then add rinsed noodles to pan with other ingredients. Add retained water as needed to thin the sauce and help it distribute.
  10. Serve with a smattering of peanuts, green onion (scallions), a drizzle of hot sauce, and a sprinkle of lime juice!
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Hollywood loves a good yarn about pirates on the high seas. Piracy online? Not so much. Every day, people around the world effectively steal countless movies, songs and other copyrighted content through websites offering illegal downloads. The big movie and music studios have fought this thievery for years, with some success. They hounded Napster out of business. Their high-profile (if unpopular) lawsuits against music downloaders–remorselessly targeting people of all age groups–produced a clear deterrent effect. Major websites like YouTube are quick to take down copyrighted content when asked. But the music and movie industries have struggled to combat overseas-based pirate sites that are mostly beyond the reach of U.S. law. So they have turned to Congress for help, and rallied support for two measures: the House’s Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), and the Protect IP Act (PIPA). Both would create new legal powers to give American companies–including TIME’s parent company, Time Warner, which supports this legislation–the ability to fight back against these foreign “rogue” sites.

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The problem is that Silicon Valley hates Internet regulation. And its dot-com business leaders, including Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Google chairman Eric Schmidt, particularly hate these bills. They liken provisions that would block links to pirate website from Google search results to the online censorship of Beijing and Tehran. They say a measure that would force advertisers to cut off their payments to pirate sites is open to abuse and misapplication, and could drive innocent web companies out of business. And they accuse Hollywood of exaggerating the economic harm it’s suffering. In the new print issue, I’ve done a fuller rundown of the arguments the two sides are making about the merits of passing SOPA, PIPA or some variation of the two, which all-access subscribers can read here.

What I didn’t have space to get into is the remarkable political and lobbying story behind this policy standoff. Just a few weeks ago, it looked as though Hollywood was going to get most of what it wanted without much fuss. But the dot-coms came back from the holidays with a vengeance, and have stopped the bills in their tracks for now. In part this is a story about the lobbying clout of a well-established industry meeting the new Washington power of an upstart, but extremely wealthy, rival. Google may only have opened a Washington lobbying office five years ago, but it is catching up fast to a game the Motion Picture Association of America and the Recording Industry of America have been playing for decades. (Although it appears that the MPAA may be playing right now with one arm tied behind its back, thanks to lobbying rules that restrain its new chairman, former Senator Chris Dodd. See this amusing account for more.)

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Silicon Valley also has a weapon that is perhaps even more powerful: the ability to shape public opinion in a hurry. Yesterday’s blackout by Wikipedia and related protests by countless other sites drove this issue into the consciousness of millions of Americans who have never picked up a copy of Roll Call in their lives, and wouldn’t otherwise have known or cared about the SOPA fight. Now it looks like a burst of public outrage–Google says that 4.5 million people signed an anti-SOPA petition yesterday–has members of Congress running scared. Whether the studios can regain the political momentum in this fight should reveal just how much, when it comes to the Washington influence game, the balance of power has shifted from Hollywood to Silicon Valley.


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Swiftpack.co - Package - shankarhyd1981/CocoaPods-Carthage

Carthage GitHub license GitHub release

Carthage is intended to be the simplest way to add frameworks to your Cocoa application.

The basic workflow looks something like this:

  1. Create a Cartfile that lists the frameworks you’d like to use in your project.
  2. Run Carthage, which fetches and builds each framework you’ve listed.
  3. Drag the built .framework binaries into your application’s Xcode project.

Carthage builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks, but you retain full control over your project structure and setup. Carthage does not automatically modify your project files or your build settings.

Differences between Carthage and CocoaPods

CocoaPods is a long-standing dependency manager for Cocoa. So why was Carthage created?

Firstly, CocoaPods (by default) automatically creates and updates an Xcode workspace for your application and all dependencies. Carthage builds framework binaries using xcodebuild, but leaves the responsibility of integrating them up to the user. CocoaPods’ approach is easier to use, while Carthage’s is flexible and unintrusive.

The goal of CocoaPods is listed in its README as follows:

… to improve discoverability of, and engagement in, third party open-source libraries, by creating a more centralized ecosystem.

By contrast, Carthage has been created as a decentralized dependency manager. There is no central list of projects, which reduces maintenance work and avoids any central point of failure. However, project discovery is more difficult—users must resort to GitHub’s Trending pages or similar.

CocoaPods projects must also have what’s known as a podspec file, which includes metadata about the project and specifies how it should be built. Carthage uses xcodebuild to build dependencies, instead of integrating them into a single workspace, it doesn’t have a similar specification file but your dependencies must include their own Xcode project that describes how to build their products.

Ultimately, we created Carthage because we wanted the simplest tool possible—a dependency manager that gets the job done without taking over the responsibility of Xcode, and without creating extra work for framework authors. CocoaPods offers many amazing features that Carthage will never have, at the expense of additional complexity.

Installing Carthage

There are multiple options for installing Carthage:

  • Installer: Download and run the Carthage.pkg file for the latest release, then follow the on-screen instructions.

  • Homebrew: You can use Homebrew and install the carthage tool on your system simply by running brew update and brew install carthage. (note: if you previously installed the binary version of Carthage, you should delete /Library/Frameworks/CarthageKit.framework).

  • From source: If you’d like to run the latest development version (which may be highly unstable or incompatible), simply clone the master branch of the repository, then run make install. Requires Xcode 9.0 (Swift 4.0).

Adding frameworks to an application

Once you have Carthage installed, you can begin adding frameworks to your project. Note that Carthage only supports dynamic frameworks, which are only available on iOS 8 or later (or any version of OS X).

Getting started

If you're building for OS X
  1. Create a Cartfile that lists the frameworks you’d like to use in your project.
  2. Run carthage update. This will fetch dependencies into a Carthage/Checkouts folder and build each one or download a pre-compiled framework.
  3. On your application targets’ General settings tab, in the Embedded Binaries section, drag and drop each framework you want to use from the Carthage/Build folder on disk.

Additionally, you'll need to copy debug symbols for debugging and crash reporting on OS X.

  1. On your application target’s Build Phases settings tab, click the + icon and choose New Copy Files Phase.
  2. Click the Destination drop-down menu and select Products Directory.
  3. For each framework you’re using, drag and drop its corresponding dSYM file.
If you're building for iOS, tvOS, or watchOS
  1. Create a Cartfile that lists the frameworks you’d like to use in your project.

  2. Run carthage update. This will fetch dependencies into a Carthage/Checkouts folder, then build each one or download a pre-compiled framework.

  3. On your application targets’ General settings tab, in the “Linked Frameworks and Libraries” section, drag and drop each framework you want to use from the Carthage/Build folder on disk.

  4. On your application targets’ Build Phases settings tab, click the + icon and choose New Run Script Phase. Create a Run Script in which you specify your shell (ex: /bin/sh), add the following contents to the script area below the shell:

    /usr/local/bin/carthage copy-frameworks
  5. Add the paths to the frameworks you want to use under “Input Files”, e.g.:

  6. Add the paths to the copied frameworks to the “Output Files”, e.g.:

    With output files specified alongside the input files, Xcode only needs to run the script when the input files have changed or the output files are missing. This means dirty builds will be faster when you haven't rebuilt frameworks with Carthage.

This script works around an App Store submission bug triggered by universal binaries and ensures that necessary bitcode-related files and dSYMs are copied when archiving.

With the debug information copied into the built products directory, Xcode will be able to symbolicate the stack trace whenever you stop at a breakpoint. This will also enable you to step through third-party code in the debugger.

When archiving your application for submission to the App Store or TestFlight, Xcode will also copy these files into the dSYMs subdirectory of your application’s .xcarchive bundle.

For both platforms

Along the way, Carthage will have created some build artifacts. The most important of these is the Cartfile.resolved file, which lists the versions that were actually built for each framework. Make sure to commit your Cartfile.resolved, because anyone else using the project will need that file to build the same framework versions.

(Optionally) Add build phase to warn about outdated dependencies

You can add a Run Script phase to automatically warn you when one of your dependencies is out of date.

  1. On your application targets’ Build Phases settings tab, click the + icon and choose New Run Script Phase. Create a Run Script in which you specify your shell (ex: /bin/sh), add the following contents to the script area below the shell:
/usr/local/bin/carthage outdated --xcode-warnings
Swift binary framework download compatibility

Carthage will check to make sure that downloaded Swift (and mixed Objective-C/Swift) frameworks were built with the same version of Swift that is in use locally. If there is a version mismatch, Carthage will proceed to build the framework from source. If the framework cannot be built from source, Carthage will fail.

Because Carthage uses the output of xcrun swift --version to determine the local Swift version, make sure to run Carthage commands with the Swift toolchain that you intend to use. For many use cases, nothing additional is needed. However, for example, if you are building a Swift 2.3 project using Xcode 8.x, one approach to specifying your default swift for carthage bootstrap is to use the following command:

TOOLCHAINS=com.apple.dt.toolchain.Swift_2_3 carthage bootstrap

Running a project that uses Carthage

After you’ve finished the above steps and pushed your changes, other users of the project only need to fetch the repository and run carthage bootstrap to get started with the frameworks you’ve added.

Adding frameworks to unit tests or a framework

Using Carthage for the dependencies of any arbitrary target is fairly similar to using Carthage for an application. The main difference lies in how the frameworks are actually set up and linked in Xcode.

Because unit test targets are missing the Linked Frameworks and Libraries section in their General settings tab, you must instead drag the built frameworks to the Link Binaries With Libraries build phase.

In the Test target under the Build Settings tab, add @loader_path/Frameworks to the Runpath Search Paths if it isn't already present.

In rare cases, you may want to also copy each dependency into the build product (e.g., to embed dependencies within the outer framework, or make sure dependencies are present in a test bundle). To do this, create a new Copy Files build phase with the Frameworks destination, then add the framework reference there as well.

Upgrading frameworks

If you’ve modified your Cartfile, or you want to update to the newest versions of each framework (subject to the requirements you’ve specified), simply run the carthage update command again.

If you only want to update one, or specific, dependencies, pass them as a space-separated list to the update command. e.g.

carthage update Box

carthage update Box Result
Experimental Resolver

A rewrite of the logic for upgrading frameworks was done with the aim of increasing speed and reducing memory usage. It is currently an opt-in feature. It can be used by passing --new-resolver to the update command, e.g.,

carthage update --new-resolver Box

If you are experiencing performance problems during updates, please give the new resolver a try

Nested dependencies

If the framework you want to add to your project has dependencies explicitly listed in a Cartfile, Carthage will automatically retrieve them for you. You will then have to drag them yourself into your project from the Carthage/Build folder.

If the embedded framework in your project has dependencies to other frameworks you must link them to application target (even if application target does not have dependency to that frameworks and never uses them).

Using submodules for dependencies

By default, Carthage will directly check out dependencies’ source files into your project folder, leaving you to commit or ignore them as you choose. If you’d like to have dependencies available as Git submodules instead (perhaps so you can commit and push changes within them), you can run carthage update or carthage checkout with the --use-submodules flag.

When run this way, Carthage will write to your repository’s .gitmodules and .git/config files, and automatically update the submodules when the dependencies’ versions change.

Automatically rebuilding dependencies

If you want to work on your dependencies during development, and want them to be automatically rebuilt when you build your parent project, you can add a Run Script build phase that invokes Carthage like so:

/usr/local/bin/carthage build --platform "$PLATFORM_NAME" --project-directory "$SRCROOT"

Note that you should be using submodules before doing this, because plain checkouts should not be modified directly.

Caching builds

By default Carthage will rebuild a dependency regardless of whether it's the same resolved version as before. Passing the --cache-builds will cause carthage to avoid rebuilding a dependency if it can. See information on version files for details on how Carthage performs this caching.

Note: At this time --cache-builds is incompatible with --use-submodules. Using both will result in working copy and committed changes to your submodule dependency not being correctly rebuilt. See #1785 for details.

Bash/Zsh/Fish completion

Auto completion of Carthage commands and options are available as documented in Bash/Zsh/Fish Completion.

Supporting Carthage for your framework

Carthage only officially supports dynamic frameworks. Dynamic frameworks can be used on any version of OS X, but only on iOS 8 or later.

Because Carthage has no centralized package list, and no project specification format, most frameworks should build automatically.

The specific requirements of any framework project are listed below.

Share your Xcode schemes

Carthage will only build Xcode schemes that are shared from your .xcodeproj. You can see if all of your intended schemes build successfully by running carthage build --no-skip-current, then checking the Carthage/Build folder.

If an important scheme is not built when you run that command, open Xcode and make sure that the scheme is marked as Shared, so Carthage can discover it.

Resolve build failures

If you encounter build failures in carthage build --no-skip-current, try running xcodebuild -scheme SCHEME -workspace WORKSPACE build or xcodebuild -scheme SCHEME -project PROJECT build (with the actual values) and see if the same failure occurs there. This should hopefully yield enough information to resolve the problem.

If you have multiple versions of the Apple developer tools installed (an Xcode beta, for example), use xcode-select to change which version Carthage uses.

If you’re still not able to build your framework with Carthage, please open an issue and we’d be happy to help!

Tag stable releases

Carthage determines which versions of your framework are available by searching through the tags published on the repository, and trying to interpret each tag name as a semantic version. For example, in the tag v1.2, the semantic version is 1.2.0.

Tags without any version number, or with any characters following the version number (e.g., 1.2-alpha-1) are currently unsupported, and will be ignored.

Archive prebuilt frameworks into one zip file

Carthage can automatically use prebuilt frameworks, instead of building from scratch, if they are attached to a GitHub Release on your project’s repository or via a binary project definition file.

To offer prebuilt frameworks for a specific tag, the binaries for all supported platforms should be zipped up together into one archive, and that archive should be attached to a published Release corresponding to that tag. The attachment should include .framework in its name (e.g., ReactiveCocoa.framework.zip), to indicate to Carthage that it contains binaries.

You can perform the archiving operation above with the carthage archive command as follows:

carthage build --no-skip-current
carthage archive YourFrameworkName

Draft Releases will be automatically ignored, even if they correspond to the desired tag.

Use travis-ci to upload your tagged prebuild frameworks

It is possible to use travis-ci in order to build and upload your tagged releases.

  1. Install travis CLI with gem install travis

  2. Setup travis-ci for your repository (Steps 1 and 2)

  3. Create .travis.yml file at the root of your repository based on that template. Set FRAMEWORK_NAME to the correct value.

    If you are using a workspace instead of a project remove the xcode_project line and uncomment the xcode_workspace line.

    The project should be in the format: MyProject.xcodeproj

    The workspace should be in the format: MyWorkspace.xcworkspace

    Feel free to update the xcode_sdk value to another SDK, note that testing on iphoneos SDK would require you to upload a code signing identity

    For more informations you can visit travis docs for objective-c projects

    language: objective-c
    osx_image: xcode7.3
    xcode_project: <PROJECT_PLACEHOLDER>
    # xcode_workspace: <WORKSPACE_PLACEHOLDER>
    xcode_scheme: <SCHEME_PLACEHOLDER>
    xcode_sdk: iphonesimulator9.3
      - brew update
      - brew outdated carthage || brew upgrade carthage
      # bootstrap the dependencies for the project
      # you can remove if you don't have dependencies
      - carthage bootstrap
      - carthage build --no-skip-current
      - carthage archive $FRAMEWORK_NAME
  4. Run travis setup releases, follow documentation here

    This command will encode your GitHub credentials into the .travis.yml file in order to let travis upload the release to GitHub.com When prompted for the file to upload, enter $FRAMEWORK_NAME.framework.zip

  5. Update the deploy section to run on tags:

    In .travis.yml locate:

      repo: repo/repo

    And add tags: true and skip_cleanup: true:

    skip_cleanup: true
      repo: repo/repo
      tags: true

    That will let travis know to create a deployment when a new tag is pushed and prevent travis to cleanup the generated zip file

Build static frameworks to speed up your app’s launch times

If you embed many dynamic frameworks into your app, its pre-main launch times may be quite slow. Carthage is able to help mitigate this by building your dynamic frameworks as static frameworks instead. Static frameworks can be linked directly into your application or merged together into a larger dynamic framework with a few simple modifications to your workflow, which can result in dramatic reductions in pre-main lauch times. See the StaticFrameworks doc for details.

Please note that a few caveats apply to this approach:

  • Swift static frameworks are not officially supported by Apple
  • This is an advanced workflow that is not built into Carthage, YMMV

Declare your compatibility

Want to advertise that your project can be used with Carthage? You can add a compatibility badge:

Carthage compatible

… to your README, by simply inserting the following Markdown:

[![Carthage compatible](https://img.shields.io/badge/Carthage-compatible-4BC51D.svg?style=flat)](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage)

Known issues

DWARFs symbol problem

Pre-built framework cannot be debugged using step execution on other machine than on which the framework was built. Simply carthage bootstrap/build/update --no-use-binaries should fix this, but for more automated workaround, see #924. Dupe rdar://23551273 if you want Apple to fix the root cause of this problem.

Most of the functionality of the carthage command line tool is actually encapsulated in a framework named CarthageKit.

If you’re interested in using Carthage as part of another tool, or perhaps extending the functionality of Carthage, take a look at the CarthageKit source code to see if the API fits your needs.

Carthage is released under the MIT License.

Header backdrop photo is released under the CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 license. Original photo by Richard Mortel.


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fri, 08-oct-2010, 10:03

Back cabin

Back cabin

I’ve read predictions that this winter will be a strong La Niña period, which means that the tropical eastern Pacific Ocean temperature will be colder than normal. The National Weather Service has a lot of information on how this might affect the lower 48 states, but the only thing I’ve heard about how this might affect Fairbanks is that we can expect colder than normal temperatures. The last few years we’ve had below normal snowfall, and I was curious to find out whether La Niña might increase our chances of a normal or above-normal snow year.

Historical data for the ocean temperature anomaly are available from the Climate Prediction Center. That page has a table of “Oceanic Niño Index” (ONI) for 1950 to 2010 organized in three-month averages. El Niño periods (warmer ocean temperatures) correspond to a positive ONI, and La Niña periods are negative. I’ve got historical temperature, precipitation, and snow data for the Fairbanks International Airport over the same period from the “Surface Data, Daily” or SOD database that the National Climate Data Center maintains.

First, I downloaded the ONI index data, and wrote a short Python script that pulls apart the HTML table and dumps it into a SQLite3 database table as:

sqlite> CREATE TABLE nino_index (year integer, month integer, value real);

Next, I aggregated the Fairbanks daily data into the same (year, month) format and stuck the result into the SQLite3 database so I could join the two data sets together. Here’s the SOD query to extract and aggregate the data:

pgsql> SELECT extract(year from obs_dte) AS year, extract(month from obs_dte) AS month,
            avg(t_min) AS t_min, avg(t_max) AS t_max, avg((t_min + t_max) / 2.0) AS t_avg,
            avg(precip) AS precip, avg(snow) AS snow
       FROM sod_obs
       WHERE sod_id=’502968-26411’ AND obs_dte >= ’1950-01-01’
       GROUP BY year, month
       ORDER BY year, month;

Now we fire up R and see what we can find out. Here are the statements used to aggregate October through March data into a “winter year” and load it into an R data frame:

R> library(RSQLite)
R> drv = dbDriver("SQLite")
R> con <- dbConnect(drv, dbname = "nino_nina.sqlite3")
R> result <- dbGetQuery(con,
        "SELECT CASE WHEN n.month IN (1, 2, 3) THEN n.year - 1 ELSE n.year END AS winter_year,
                avg(n.value) AS nino_index, avg(w.t_min) AS t_min, avg(w.t_max) AS t_max, avg(w.t_avg) AS t_avg,
                avg(w.precip) AS precip, avg(w.snow) AS snow
         FROM nino_index AS n
            INNER JOIN noaa_fairbanks AS w ON n.year = w.year AND n.month = w.month
         WHERE n.month IN (10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3)
         GROUP BY CASE WHEN n.month IN (1, 2, 3) THEN n.year - 1 ELSE n.year END
         ORDER BY n.year;"

What I’m interested in finding out is how much of the variation in winter snowfall can be explained by the variation in Oceanic Niño Index (nino_index in the data frame). Since it seems as though there has been a general trend of decreasing snow over the years, I include winter year in the analysis:

R> model <- lm(snow ~ winter_year + nino_index, data = result)
R> summary(model)

lm(formula = snow ~ winter_year, data = result)

      Min        1Q    Median        3Q       Max
-0.240438 -0.105927 -0.007713  0.052905  0.473223

              Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept)  2.1000444  2.0863641   1.007    0.318
winter_year -0.0008952  0.0010542  -0.849    0.399

Residual standard error: 0.145 on 59 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.01208,    Adjusted R-squared: -0.004669
F-statistic: 0.7211 on 1 and 59 DF,  p-value: 0.3992

What does this mean? Well, there’s no statistically significant relationship between year or ONI and the amount of snow that falls over the course of a Fairbanks winter. I ran the same analysis against precipitation data and got the same non-result. This doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t a relationship, just that my analysis didn’t have the ability to find it. Perhaps aggregating all the data into a six month “winter” was a mistake, or there’s some temporal offset between colder ocean temperatures and increased precipitation in Fairbanks. Or maybe La Niña really doesn’t affect precipitation in Fairbanks like it does in Oregon and Washington.

Bummer. The good news is that the analysis didn’t show La Niña is associated with lower snowfall in Fairbanks, so we can still hope for a high snow year. We just can’t hang those hopes on La Niña, should it come to pass.

Since I’ve already got the data, I wanted to test the hypothesis that a low ONI (a La Niña year) is related to colder winter temperatures in Fairbanks. Here’s that analysis performed against the average minimum temperature in Fairbanks (similar results were found with maximum and average temperature):

R> model <- lm(t_min ~ winter_year + nino_index, data = result)
R> summary(model)

lm(formula = t_min ~ winter_year + nino_index, data = result)

     Min       1Q   Median       3Q      Max
-10.5987  -3.0283  -0.8838   3.0117  10.9808

              Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) -209.07111   70.19056  -2.979  0.00422 **
winter_year    0.10278    0.03547   2.898  0.00529 **
nino_index     1.71415    0.68388   2.506  0.01502 *
Signif. codes:  0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1

Residual standard error: 4.802 on 58 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.2343,     Adjusted R-squared: 0.2079
F-statistic: 8.874 on 2 and 58 DF,  p-value: 0.0004343

The results of the analysis show a significant relationship between ONI index and the average minimum temperature in Fairbanks. The relationship is positive, which means that when the ONI index is low (La Niña), winter temperatures in Fairbanks will be colder. In addition, there’s a strong (and significant) positive relationship between year and temperature, indicating that winter temperatures in Fairbanks have increased by an average of 0.1 degrees per year over the period between 1950 and 2009. This is a local result and can’t really speak to hypotheses regarding global climate change, but it does support the idea that the effect of global climate change is increasing winter temperatures in our area.

One other note: the model that includes both year and ONI, while significant, explains a little over 20% of the variation in winter temperature. There’s a lot more going on (including simple randomness) in Fairbanks winter temperature than these two variables. Still, it’s a good bet that we’re going to have a cold winter if La Niña materializes.

Thanks to Rich and his blog for provoking an interest in how El Niño/La Niña might affect us in Fairbanks.

tags: la niña  R  statistics  weather  winter
sun, 26-sep-2010, 08:20

Cabin, new driveway

The cabin renovation is basically finished. It took much longer than I expected, but I don’t think we’ll have too much trouble finding a renter before winter really starts.

The last thing we had done was to have the utility pole straightened and the power and phone cables buried from the pole to the house. When we bought the place, the utility pole had been forced out of the ground about four feet and was leaning at least 30 degrees. In addition, the overhead lines from that pole to the house dropped to within a few feet of the ground, and were connected to a second pole that was leaning in a tree. We decided it’d be better to just bury the whole thing past the service drop. Problem was, the day before the work was scheduled, we got 0.8” of rain and when they ran the trencher through the saturated permafrost, it turned the trench into a riverine mud pit. The trench ran right along the cabin, and essentially ruined the front yard and driveway area. Since I was having gravel delivered for our arctic entryway, I decided to get a full truck and have them deliver the extra to the cabin. It’s still a bit of a mess, but I’m hoping that grass and other vegetation will grow up through the gravel where our renters don’t drive on it.

A series of photos taken during the entire renovation can be viewed at Cabin Renovation, Summer 2010.

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Just left Andrea where the course comes off the powerline back onto Goldhill Road. That means she's just about 23 miles into the race. Still running!

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Henderson and St. Patrick. Andrea is having a bit of IT band trouble, but she's still running and not in pain. Six more miles to go.

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Youth in the Fort Smith, Ark., area are encouraged to demonstrate retail entrepreneurship by participating in the "Kids, Inc." program. Winners will be able to set up their business in the Central Mall in Fort Smith, Ark., for a one-day "business showcase." Arvest Bank is dedicated to supporting children in our community and entrepreneurship and proudly sponsors this event.

FORT SMITH, Ark. — In an effort to promote retail entrepreneurism among today’s youth, Central Mall is inviting kids ranging from six to 15-years old to participate in the “Kids, Inc.” program sponsored by Arvest Bank. The program is being hosted at select Jones Lang LaSalle-managed shopping centers throughout the U.S.

Winning Kids, Inc. participants will have the opportunity to set up shop at Central Mall to learn about business, make money, and most of all, have fun. Participants may create something from scratch, offer a service or resell a product purchased from a wholesaler. Businesses are expected to have minimal parental involvement.

To qualify for the in-center event, kids will submit their business plans via Central Mall’s Facebook page by July 2nd. Children 12 and under will need a parent or guardian to submit their entry. The shopping center’s Facebook fans will vote for their favorite business ideas between July 3 through July 11. Based on the highest number of votes, five to ten winners will be invited to a one-day “business showcase” where they can sell their products or services to customers and keep their earnings.

“We are excited to put kids in business and offer this opportunity to budding retail entrepreneurs,” said Teresa Richards, Marketing Manager. “Allowing kids to sell their products or services in a retail environment will give them a real taste of what it takes to run a business. We’re looking forward to hosting these ‘merchants of the future’.”
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Central Mall is located at 5111 Rogers Avenue in Fort Smith, AR and managed by Jones Lang LaSalle. The shopping center features Dillard’s, Dillard’s Men, JC Penney and Sears, along with over 90 fine shops and eateries. Shopping hours are Monday through Saturday: 10am to 9pm, and Sunday: 1230pm to 6pm. For more information on Central Mall and how they meet the expanding needs of investors and occupiers of real estate, visit*

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Scrap Dragon sell Pig Iron Products

Pig Iron 28mm Rebel Heads I’ve mentioned Scrap Dragon in the past and noticed a small story pop up on Tabletop Gaming News recently about how they’ve started carrying Pig Iron Productions lines.

So I jumped onto Scrap Dragon to have a look. They have the entire PI line including all of the packs of sci-fi 28mm heads which are very tempting at $11.09nzd each. I might just have to pick up a pack of the Kolony Rebel heads as part of a long standing plan to scratch together a Necro Scavvie gang. The PI heads mix very well with Games Workshop plastics, which you can see showcased in their gallery.

While I was on there I also noticed Scrap Dragon have also started carrying Hirst Arts molds, Avatars of War figures and even some Forgeworld kits! Clearly I should visit here more often!

Hirst Arts Cathedral Update V

Hirst Art Cathedral in progress This post continues from the previous Cathedral post and I continue to make slow progress on putting this building together. The bottleneck is still the lack of enough 1″ x 1/2″ x 1/4″ flat pieces. I guess this is what the Cathedral instructions may be hinting at when they say “certain blocks may need an additional 20 casts or so”!

The photo shows another dry fit of the various pieces I’ve finished assembling. You can tell it’s a dry fit because if you look at the exterior low wall, you can see it’s leaning out of the base a little. Everything fits together reasonably well, but that’s all. I suspect some rather heavy sanding will be required on a few of the pieces to get them to glue together well – in particular the tall vertical pieces that go between the bell tower and walls.

I’ve almost finished assembling enough pieces to complete this first gallery + bell tower, except of course for those cursed gothic flats. I’ve also laid out the pieces for the two large central end walls and most of the second gallery. Looking at the plans and it’s obvious I’m probably a little over 1/3rd of the way through assembling this ‘Cathedral of the Damned’ for Mordheim as the centre of the building is basically just empty space.

I’ve developed something of a love/hate relationship with this building. It’s starting to come together nicely, but I’m still not entirely sure the amount of effort required to build the thing will justify the final result, nor the amount of game play it’ll see since my gaming group has basically given up on Games Workshop games!

Hirst Arts Cathedral Update IV

Hirst Arts Cathedral Gallery I’ve made some progress on the side gallery of the Hirst Arts Cathedral since 2008 started, however further progress has been stymied by a distinct lack of gothic flat half-bricks. Looking back at my last Hirst Arts casting post (almost two years ago) it’s obvious I’ve still got a fair amount of casting to complete before I can do much more building.

Casting is by far the most onerous part of building the Cathedral and now I have a few walls in place I was really starting to get into the swing of things. Damn it! Time to bust out the molds and add more plaster dust to the garage floor. I wonder if Hirst Arts mold #201 produces flat gothic half inch wide bricks that match those in the Gothic Church mold? No doubt somebody on the Hirst Arts forum can tell me that.

Hirst Arts Cathedral Gallery I’m happy to see the pieces I have built fit together well and appear to be fairly straight. Everything you see in the photos is dry-fit with no glue holding anything to the Cathedral floor, before I do any gluing I’ve got to ply a few more pieces of 3mm MDF together to form a thicker base.

I also have various other components for the gallery near completion including all four walls of the first bell-tower, except for those pesky missing gothic half bricks!

Hirst Arts Cathedral Update III

Hirst Arts Cathedral Parts Now that I’ve got around to doing some basic assembly using a new glue: Liquid Nails, this post continues from the previous Cathedral post.

There are various varieties of Liquid Nails, many of which aren’t water based. I chose the water based version because it’s easy to clean up plus I can use a wet brush to smooth away any extra glue squeezed out between Hirst Art blocks. This ‘fast’ Liquid Nails starts to skin and cure in about 20 minutes but that’s not a problem as I simply squeeze out small amounts onto a scrap palette (aka pet food container lid) and apply it with a brush to the Hirst Arts blocks.

Hirst Arts Cathedral Parts It dries to a creme colour and looking at the photos it’s fairly obvious where I’ve been using it. However the whole building is going to be painted once assembled so discolouring the bricks like this isn’t an issue. Once dry it provides a very firm yet slightly flexible bond between the bricks which is just great. I found the PVA I was using wouldn’t always provide a good bond and even when it did the bond was quite brittle, so flexing the larger sections would tend to snap pieces off. You can seperate pieces glued together with Liquid Nails – which is a plus if you’ve misaligned a couple of blocks, but it certainly requires a lot more effort than the PVA glued pieces.

Regarding assembling the Cathedral itself I have to say it’s very slow going. There seem to be a million blocks involved in the building so it’s an exercise in patience gluing them together. I’m currently trying to build up the thirteen sub-pieces that go together to build the smaller removable side gallery of the Cathedral! In the photos you can see the two long interior and exterior gallery walls and various parts of the bell-tower that makes up the front of the gallery.

I’ve always been impressed by Mr Hirst’s fine molds however I have to say while building the Cathedral it’s increasingly obvious there’s some problematic pieces on the molds involved. In particular the small gothic arch pieces that make up most of the windows in the Cathedral don’t go together well. Maybe it’s because there’s definite left and right arch pieces (they certainly aren’t marked as such) but the archways always seem to be slightly too wide for their designated space in the wall, plus they don’t form a square unit when glued together. So a reasonable amount of sanding is involved with assembling each of those small gothic windows.

I’m also wondering how well the sub-parts are going to fit together to form the gallery. I suspect more sanding will be involved in getting the pieces level and well bonded to each other. Ah well, stay tuned!

Hirst Arts Cathedral Update II

Hirst Arts Cathedral Floor As the poll has ended, it’s time I showed I’ve made some progress on the Hirst Arts Cathedral: thus I give you the floor!

This is little more exciting than it sounds because it gives me a foundation to build the rest of the Cathedral on. There’s a couple of 28mm Games Workshop Mordheim figures on there for scale.

If you’re unfamiliar with Bruce Hirst’s Cathedral design, the floor is split into two parts to allow you to get inside the assembled Cathedral for detailing, painting and gaming. The split is cunningly placed, falling between the main room and one gallery of the final building. I may just build up the walls and towers for this smaller gallery first to see if the water based Selley’s Liquid Nails I picked up recently does a better job of holding the bricks together than builder’s PVA.

There are a few issues however. The first is that the join between the smaller and larger pieces isn’t quite exact and there’s a visible ~1mm seam between the floor tiles when the two parts are placed together. However hopefully that’ll be concealed once I’ve built up the walls.

The second issue is that I’ve glued the floor down on a single layer of 3mm MDF which is definitely not going to be rigid enough to support the finished Cathedral. I plan to ply 2-3 layers of 3mm MDF together with PVA and clamps to build up a set of shallow stepped levels up around the Cathedral. Hopefully that works since I’ve already glued down the floor!

Yes, I read all instructions and carefully plan all of my projects…

Hirst Arts Cathedral Update

Hirst Arts Cathedral Parts Voting on the current poll seems to be split between the 28mm Hirst Arts cathedral and a second 15mm 1930’s building facade. So I’ve been dusting both these projects off.

The last time I did any casting for the Cathedral it looks like I was pretty close to having all the required pieces! I actually started building the sub-elements of the Cathedral, but got frustrated due to problems I had getting individual bricks to bond well together into large linear columns and abandoned the project temporarily.

It turns out that temporarily meant around 18 months. Since then the cast pieces have been languishing under my steel gaming table. I fished them out from there last night and dusted them off and took the above photo.

Top right and centre right you can see the larger parts I started assembling. A few more pieces broke off those long columns centre right while I was handling them last night, so I definitely need to find a better glue.

The pieces have been drying in the garage for so long they actually feel ceramic, and almost ring when you knock them together. Hopefully the Ultracal 30 hasn’t deteriorated at all by being left unpainted for so long.

After looking at how close I was to assembling this project I am feeling inspired to complete it. But we’ll see how the voting pans out I guess!

Warhammer 40k Apocalypse Rant

The upcoming Warhammer 40k Apocalypse is designed to allow you to play 5000+ point armies in epic scale battles with 28mm figures. Here’s a snippet from a promo email I recently received from Vagabond Games in New Zealand.

Apocalypse Rulebook + Baneblade for $250 (normally $285)
Apocalypse Rulebook + Apocalypse Templates for $130 (normally $145)

There are also a number of boxed sets being released at the same time, including a squadron of 10 Leman Russ Battle Tanks, an Eldar Windrider Host and an entire Space Marine Battle Company!

The question I have is who do Games Workshop think is going to buy these kits? For example let’s take the ‘squadron of 10 Leman Russ Battle Tanks’. Here in New Zealand a single Leman boxed set costs $55nz. So let’s be kind and say a single box of 10 will set you back $500nz locally. How many will need you need to field an Apocalypse sized Imperial Guard ‘Steel Legion’ Armored Company?

Based on the army lists from the venerable 6mm scale Epic 40k game armies are typically around 3000pts, with a a unit of 10 Leman Russ tanks costing 650 points. Judging from some of the promo shots for Apocalypse this vehicle count isn’t a bad estimate. I can count around thirty armored vehicles in that photo on the Imperial Guard side.

So let’s be kind again and say maybe you’ll need two boxes at $500nz each, and maybe another box of 10 x Basilisk Artillery tanks for support at another $500nz. That’s $1500nz for what will be quite a basic force in 40k Apocalypse. After all we haven’t included any HQ or Infantry support yet!

At those prices who’s going to play 40k Apocalypse? I’ll hazard a guess here and say almost nobody. Particularly when you consider GW’s target audience for 40k is roughly 16-24 year old men. How many of them have $1500nz plus to spend on toy soldiers in one hit? Then of course you’ll have to paint the things!

I’ve already mentioned Epic Armageddon which is a large scale 40k war game in it’s second edition from Specialist Games, an often neglected spin off from Games Workshop. Epic is a 6mm scale game and you can buy a 10 Leman Russ Battle Tank boxed set for 20GBP or roughly $55nz. So you could have the same army (in 6mm scale rather than 28mm) for a grand total of $165nz.

Then you could take that army and play Epic Armageddon (the rules are free to download btw) or if you really feel like it could spring for the 40k Apocalypse rulebook and play those rules instead using your reasonably priced and quite attractive 6mm tanks.

I honestly cannot see the point to 40k Apocalypse, why would anybody play it? Although I am quite curious to get a look at the rule set because I would not be at all surprised if it’s derived from Epic Armageddon!

THQ to Create 40k MMO

I couldn’t let this story slide past: THQ (creators of Dawn of War) have extended their license with Games Workshop to produce a Massively Multiplayer Online game set in the 40k universe.

After seeing the Warhammer Fantasy MMO (from another publisher) dead in the water it’ll be interesting to see how this pans out. Personally I think if anybody can pull off a decent 40k MMO it’s THQ as they’ve already proven they can treat the 40k IP appropriately by creating the excellent Dawn of War RTS series of games.

Game balance will be interesting though, considering each faction in the 40k universe essentially represents the pinnacle of their particular race’s warrior class and of course everyone will want to play ‘The Emperor’s Finest’! Details of actual game play at this point are nil – the Gamespot article above includes an ‘interview’ that is essentially a bunch of PR boiler plate.

Imperial Guard Retrospective: Sentinels

Imperial Guard Sentinel 2 Continuing with the Imperial Guard retrospective here’s a couple of Imperial Guard Sentinels I painted early 2004. Tempus fugit I guess. The Sentinel is another underrated 40k model in my opinion. They’re great little vehicles with a wide range of posing options if you’re happy cutting up the legs and feet.

In fact one Forgeworld kit I’ve always fancied is their Sentinel Powerlifter. Although to be honest looking at it now I believe I could probably scratch build something similar from plasticard and patience. I do have another primed and half assembled Sentinel sitting in the garage too.

Sentinels are also pretty handy on the 40k tabletop. Sure they’re light weight (armor 10) and open topped but they’re a cheap weapons platform that excels in supporting your poor bloody infantry. Particularly if you ditch the worthless multi-laser and go for some of the more powerful weapon options.

Imperial Guard Sentinel 1 The weapons on these two Sentinels were spares from a plastic IG Heavy Weapons boxed set. The laser cannon isn’t that useful being an overpowered single shot BS3 weapon, but the autocannon is a great compromise between stopping power and rate of fire. Even with the Guard’s poor ballistic skill a few autocannnon rounds are likely to hit home before the Sentinel is bought down.

None of the weapons on these Sentinel are actually glued on. I resorted to a crude system of plastic pins to make the weapons interchangeable. I should probably replace those pins with rare earth magnets now I have some in the garage.

I’m sure I’m not the only Imperial Guard Sentinel fan. I recall seeing some photos of an army that had maxed out it’s force org chart with the maximum possible number of Sentinels – nine from memory. I can’t find that link now otherwise I’d include it in the post!

Unfortunately after several GW Asia Pacific prices rises in the last couple of years means the Sentinel model is now $45nz locally. Rather expensive for a model that consists of a single sprue. I do note that Scrap Dragon sell them for approx $31nz ($28au), I think that’s almost what I paid for these Sentinels back in 2004. Tempting!

Imperial Guard Retrospective: Basilisk

This weekend I was messing around in the garage with my three year old son and on a whim I decided to show him the various figures I’ve painted over the years. We had a great time taking them out of their storage containers and ‘fighting’ them. He was fine with them once I explained I preferred it if he didn’t smash them together! I don’t think he knew I owned some painted figures, as he’s more used to seeing my paint station scattered with half assembled or white primed models.

Imperial Guard Basilisk I was pleasantly surprised to see how well some of the paint jobs have stood the test of time so decided to take some snaps now I own a decent digital camera. So here’s a bit of a retrospective in order to try and bolster my flagging modeling spirits – you may have noticed the lack of posts recently.

I originally painted these Imperial Guard vehicles at the end of 2003 and I think they look pretty reasonable, despite the fact I seem to have had some odd preference for applying far too much chestnut ink wash and the decal work is a little shoddy!

Imperial Guard Basilisk Crew The venerable Imperial Guard Basilisk is quite a nice 40k model, or at least it was when it was reasonably priced. Nothing shouts Imperial Guard more than a great big dirty artillery piece. In fact I deliberately left the rather crude gun shield to show off the Basilisk’s gun and breech. Personally I think the model looks better without that vast sheet of plastic glued on.

One down side is the Basilisk model doesn’t come with crew, however I evidently scrounged a couple of old metal Cadians. I suspect they’re actually from the metal kit to convert a Chimera into a Griffon mortar carrier (that’s GW’s spelling not mine).

Dusting off my Imperial Guard makes me want to have a game or two of 40k again, as long as it’s not against the bloody Tau. The latest edition of 40k is actually an improvement in terms of game play, however the Tau have some serious balance issues I believe. I’d say this is almost self evident judging from the number of Tau armies you see around these days.


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  1. She is a well known whore in Poland pretending to be glamour model and paying for her own photo shoots. She’s been selling her pussy from age of 15 to old guys in return for designer clothes

  2. faktycznie, buty nie-turystyczne

  3. haha really funny…as someone wrote below- she pretends to be a model ..and telling people she can afford on many things (holidays, expensive clothes, etc) as her parents & gandpa are really rich:PLOL

  4. healthy-minded human

    I don’t know who created this site, but I bet you’re fat and ugly …and very bored in life btw 🙂 Not every girl who travels and has original clothes etc is a whore. As you may notice (or you’re too blinded by hate) she was in Dubai with her friends (who she knows for ages) and the rest of her photos come from holidays with mother or her ex boyfriend. Now that she has a new boyfriend means she’s a sucker? I think the only person who suck is you, sorry 🙂 And by the way don’t forget that what you do is illegal – nobody deserves reading such a things about themselves and nobody can write such a things without consequences 🙂

    • Woah, Julia, relax. Why the animosity? Commenting on your own post I see. Anyways, you left out a few cliches. Like calling me broke and living in a basement. But yes, I am indeed very obese and an eye sore, broke and living in my grannies basement. But none of that negates the fact that you are still selling pussy, and taking loads from Sheiks and 64 year old CEO’s. You are a full functioning diaper, that gets shipped around like a used fleshlight. You mention so many holidays with your mom and boyfriend. Where are they? Hmm we’ll wait. What I do is illegal? Then why are you wasting your time commenting, you should be trying to sue us! I have a bridge to sell you too! You ended the comment a bit passive aggressive, with some sort of snide remark, I bet you your consequences will be worst than mine. PS. Try to gather as many sponsors as possible before summer ends, at the rate you’re aging, your sugar walls value is going down $500 each month that passes. And remember on your next trip with your "Mom and BF" make sure you still try and #TagTheSponsor

      • Hehehe..that was great post. And obviously these bitches want to hide what they really do.. Sorry but i saw at my own eyes -as im from Poland& many rich arab pple here-so these whores lick their ass for gift and moneys..such shamefull! Arab have just laugh on them and they think about them as a one use diaper exactly-not respect.

  5. Ciekawe, młoda dziewczyna 23 lata, zdjęcia ciagle z wakacji modne i drogie ciuchy to w takim razie czym sie zajmuje gdzie pracuje ze ja na to stac?

  6. healthy-minded human

    i forgot to mention………..wake up and stop dreaming about your buddy based in dubai source:D

  7. healthy-minded human

    deleting comments??? i see truth hurts 😀 😀 hahahahahha that’s all you can do, poor girl owning this site, speaking bad about other people 🙂

    and remember, karma has no deadline :))))))

  8. healthy-minded human

    you deleted a comment which proved i’m not julia and you deleted one:) dont act more stupid than you are:)

  9. Can’t stop laughing she pretends to be a model??

  10. you should have protect the idenitity of all those poor camels behind. blur their faces or put a thin black strip.

  11. healthy-minded human

    she never said she is a model stupid people 🙂 and btw idiot you should know se is not "based in dubai" hahaha 🙂 jaki wlasciciel strony takie informacje 🙂

  12. Everybody know that she will do ANYTHING for old guys who has money. She has expensive Clothes, hollidays and she never worked.

  13. Julia eats Arab shit

    She is a sponsorette and everyone knows that already fucking for money dirty slut all Warsaw laughs at you JuliaStupid whore commenting under this post hahahha Everyone knows it’s you Julia

  14. Her family is poor as fuck and even her mum is sponsorette in Sopot

  15. How much u take for 1h Julia?

    "Sex AT the city" hahahahahahah English on point "super well educated from rich family" ???

  16. Julia Dybowska to zwykla, tania, dziw….

  17. Julia Dybowska, how much you take for 1h?????

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