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The dominant protocol for name resolution on the Internet is the Domain Name System (DNS). However, other protocols exist that are fundamentally different from the DNS, and may or may not share the same namespace. When an end-user triggers resolution of a name on a system which supports multiple, different protocols (or resolution mechanisms) for name resolution, it is desirable that the protocol used is unambiguous, and that requests intended for one protocol are not inadvertently answered using another. RFC 6761 introduced a framework by which, under certain circumstances, a particular domain name could be acknowledged as being special. This framework has been used twice to reserve top-level domains (.local and .onion) that should not be used within the DNS, to avoid the possibility of namespace collisions in parallel use of non-DNS name resolution protocols. Various challenges have become apparent with this application of the guidance provided in RFC 6761. This document aims to document those challenges in the form of a problem statement, to facilitate further discussion of potential solutions.
Clear and unambiguous use of terminology is important for the clear formulation of any problem statement. The DNS protocol suffers from imprecise and overloaded terminology (for example, see ). The use of terms and concepts from other naming systems that are similar (but different) simply confuses matters further. In the interests of clarity, the following terms used in this document are to be interpreted as follows: Registry (n): the Special-Use Domain Names Registry created by and published at . [This section to be completed following review and refinement of the rest of the text.]
Some systems use the last label in a name to act as a switch to a different, non-DNS resolution process - examples of such switches include: .local (to use mDNS) and .onion (to use Tor). This switch practice is not explicitly documented anywhere, and the method for accomplishing this varies by implementation. As an interesting aside, the full semantics of domain names isn't really documented anywhere either, although is a current attempt to rectify this. This technique of using the last label as a switch has a number of properties which make it attractive to people implementing alternate name resolution systems, including: The names can follow the common DNS syntax of LDH labels, separated by dots. This means that these names can be entered in any application which takes existing DNS names. The switch to the new resolution process can be implemented in a number of ways, such as custom application code, a shim in the normal DNS resolution process, or on the system's configured DNS servers. The names "look" like names to users. Note that defines "locally served zones". The important difference is that in , the names get registered for special treatment if they are already special: they are not declared special by the registration. defines ways to reserve domain names. This could be read to augment the technical uses exemption made in (also called "the IETF-ICANN MoU"). says: "Note that (a) assignments of domain names for technical uses (such as domain names for inverse DNS lookup), (b) assignments of specialized address blocks (such as multicast or anycast blocks), and (c) experimental assignments are not considered to be policy issues, and shall remain subject to the provisions of this Section 4." The framework in has recently been used to reserve the .onion label, allowing it to be used as a switch to the Tor resolution process, as described in . Because the .onion label in the IANA "Special-Use Domain Names" registry , the Tor Project can be assured that there will not be a .onion TLD created in the IANA rooted DNS, and thus the possibility of collisions in the namespace will be avoided. The discussions in the DNSOP Working Group (WG) and the IETF Last Call processes for the .onion registration in the Special Use Domain Names registry (1,200 messages) have made it apparent that clarity about if and how to treat this "protocol switching" practice would help a lot in deciding the merit of future similar applications. One possible outcome of the discussion would be to decline to recognize such usage of domain names in the architecture; another possible outcome is to formalize it and better understand the issues that come with it. An additional consideration is that names which follow the DNS syntax (including those which use alternate name resolutions processes to the DNS) are in the same namespace as names in the DNS. This means that currently both the IETF (through ) and ICANN are making allocations or reservations from a shared namespace. If this continues to be the case, in order to avoid conflict, close coordination between the two organizations is necessary.
Section 5 of describes seven questions to be answered to justify how and why a particular domain name is special. These seven questions can be broadly categorized as follows: impact on end-users; impact on applications; impact on name resolution APIs and libraries; impact on recursive resolvers; impact on authoritative DNS servers; impact on DNS server operators; impact on DNS registries and registrars. The intent of those seven questions was originally to serve as the justifications for why a proposed special-use registration should be granted, demonstrating that it (a) provides a result that the community judges to be good, and (b) the aforementioned good result cannot reasonably be achieved in another way. The rough consensus from significant discussion was that .onion did satisfy both (a) and (b), but this was not clearly demonstrated by the answers to the "seven questions". Furthermore, it is unclear if and how these questions could reliably and unambiguously be used to make the determination, leading to the conclusion that they are generally inadequate for making the determination whether a particular domain name qualifies as requiring special/different treatment. Applications which follow the process are likely to devolve into a "beauty contest". Moreover, the answers to the seven questions are not available in a machine readable form to applications that want to follow . So the answers to these seven questions can better be seen as providing guidance to the corresponding seven audiences on how to handle a special-use domain name once it has been reserved by inclusion in the Registry, and not as entrance filters for inclusion in the registry. The answers to the seven questions specify desired behavior in the internet for handling a particular domain name, not the basis for deciding whether the effort to implement special behavior across all of those audiences is worth the cost. This indifference to costs is not necessarily scalable for making future decisions about potential inclusion in the registry. The justification in is concerned with the rationale of reserving a domain name that precludes its subsequent use as a top level domain name. However, the document fails to offer such a rationale, and instead requires the justification of the reserved name to include the provision of guidance to a number of audiences (users, application developers, DNS resolver applications, DNS resolution service operators, and name registries and registrars) as to how to handle names that are listed in this registry. But this guidance is not, in and of itself, an adequate rationale for the selection of a particular name value to be reserved in this registry. What is missing in is the consideration of the name itself. If one were to contrast the procedures relating to the admission of a name to the IETF Special Use Name registry to the processes associated with the New gTLD Program operated by ICANN , then it is evident that the IETF process does not admit many considerations which appear to be areas of evaluation in the New gTLD program. More on this in section . This document proposes to categorize considerations related to the usage of the registry for protocol switches in 3 categories: Architectural, Technical and Organizational. This document then lists a number of questions to drive the discussion. The list of issues discussed here is non-exhaustive. However, some people have noted that describes other alternative special handling aside from protocol switches. That alternative special handling must be considered carefully at the time of publication of the defining RFC, regardless of the nature of the special use.
The first thing to consider in this discussion is that not all names (or domain names) are part of the Domain Name System. See for an in-depth discussion on this topic. At the time of writing, two top-level domain names reserved by inclusion in the Registry went through the process and are used by name resolution protocols other than the DNS: .local is used by the Multicast DNS protocol specified in which is similar in some respects to the DNS, but which uses a different well-known port number and is limited to a particular multicast scope; .onion is used to construct names that designate services reachable via the Tor network using onion routing. These two name resolution protocols are, to varying degrees, different from the DNS, and the namespaces used in each naming scheme are also different. The top-level label is effectively being used as a name resolution protocol identifier. At the core of the issue is that different "strings" that look like "domain names" (i.e. are within the same name space) but are not DNS names are used interchangeably in the URI (or URN). In particular, DNS imposes constraints on name syntax. An example of such constraints is the 63 octet limit per label. Strings used in the .onion domain do not have that constraint. It could be argued that in the absence of a more elegant alternative, a pragmatic choice to embed protocol selectors as namespace tokens has effectively already been made. The running code and effective consensus in how it should be used by significant user bases should not be discounted. Although the reservation of names in the DNS namespace can be made at any level, the two examples above demonstrate use-cases for reservation at the top-level, and hence that case must be considered. The underlying discussion here is the tussle between the applications and the network. Application architects see using special name tags (such as .onion) as an easy way to get new features deployed. They consider the hurdles of deploying new URI schemes such as http:/onion/onion-name as too onerous and too slow to deploy for their needs. Network architects worry of overloading the semantics of DNS names and/or creating a name space that is larger than the DNS namespace. They refer to bad precedents such as .uucp and .bitnet. The fundamental point to consider here is the unicity (or multiplicity) of the name space. Are we talking about one namespace with different resolution protocols or independent name spaces? It might it be helpful to point out that the property of interest here is the assurance of uniqueness of a name, and another way of thinking about the question is whether it applies across domain names as people expect or need it to? None of this would matter if people didn't expect names constructed according to whatever rules they're following to be unique across a set of names that spans multiple operating environments and resolution protocols. In the IAB noted that "To remain a global network, the Internet requires the existence of a globally unique public name space. The DNS name space is a hierarchical name space derived from a single, globally unique root." "Maintaining a globally-unique public namespace that supports different name resolution protocols is hence an architectural requirement, and some facility for reservation of top-level domains in the DNS is necessary." If we were to accept the notion that the last label of a domain name is actually a protocol switch, we are actually building a catalog of all top level domains and what resolution protocol each one invokes. Note that such a catalog does not formally exist today, because is an exception list to the general case which is supposed to use regular DNS as resolution protocol. Such a catalog may remain a concept to guide this discussion or be implemented as an actual IANA registry . In effect, it would associate TLDs with indications on how applications and resolvers should treat them. However, such an approach would leave open the question of not-yet-defined TLDs. No resolution mechanism could be associated with those in advance so that systems would have to continue to assume that such names are part of the DNS. For reasons of completeness it is noted that suggestions have been made to help the distinction by using special labels (as in IDNs). It should also be noted that there are choices for a protocol switch other than reserving labels. In particular, a proposal to move those protocol switches under a specific top level domain has been discussed (.ALT). If that architecture choice is made, some of the questions listed in the sections below would become moot. Note: mentions the reserved names could be any label in a domain name, not just the rightmost one (or ones). However, this creates a number of complications and has not seen much support in the community as of now.
Each of the seven questions posed by has the potential to describe why it may be necessary for special handling of the requested name(s) in applications by a particular audience. However, aside from reserving the name, it is not entirely clear what any of those audiences might further expect as a result of a successful request to add a top-level domain to the Registry. For example, reservation of a top-level domain by the IETF does not guarantee that DNS queries for names within a reserved domain will not be sent over the Internet. The requirements of the operators of recursive resolvers in the DNS cannot be relied upon to be implemented; the impact on the operators of DNS authoritative servers hence cannot be reliably assumed to be zero. In the case of , leakage of .onion queries on the Internet might lead to disclosure of private information that, in some cases, might pose a risk to the personal safety of end-users. At the time of writing, the registry does not include direct guidance for any of the seven audiences, relying instead upon a reference for each entry in the Registry to the document that requested its insertion. Such documents might well be opaque to many readers; is a seventy-page protocol specification, for example, which is arguably not the most effective way to set expectations of non-technical end-users). Useful reservations of top-level domains should be accompanied by documentation of realistic expectations of each of the seven audiences, and the evaluation of particular requests should consider the practical likelihood of those expectations being met and the implications if they are not. Here is a non-exhaustive list of additional questions that have surfaced in discussion of requests for names to be added to the Special Use Names registry: What does it mean to have a "non-DNS" entry in the registry described above? Are applications supposed to check that registry to know what to do? Can, or should, applications do this check dynamically? What if an application makes this dynamic check and discovers the name contains a switch it does not know how to handle? Similar questions applies to resolvers (DNS and non-DNS); what is the expected behavior? One particular avenue of investigation would be to see if such considerations could be encoded in machine understandable code in an extension of the current registry.
This section gives two categories of organizational considerations: external and internal.
The policy surrounding the implementation and management of top-level domains in the DNS has been developed using a multi-stakeholder process convened by ICANN according to the MoU between ICANN and IETF . It is out of scope for this document to revisit that MoU. While discussing the particular attributes that make a domain name special, notes that "the act of defining such a special name creates a higher-level protocol rule, above ICANN's management of allocatable names on the public Internet." draws a line between what is policy and what is technical. A variety of opinions have been expressed regarding whether blurs this line. In particular, has one viewpoint on the topic. As noted earlier, it is out of scope for this document to analyse this issue beyond noting that such a variety of views exist. Taking a different perspective, it has been argued that specifically extends the DNS protocol to include special treatment for names in the registry, and that there's nothing in at all that limits the IETF's authority to change the protocol. However, it should be noted that, if the IETF were to formalize the concept of protocol/name switch in the Internet architecture, coordination would be require between ICANN and IETF on such names. Using the analogy described above of a catalog/registry of such switches, care must be taken to make sure we do not end up with two process streams allowed to create entries without complete synchronization.
specifies the way in which "an IETF 'Standards Action' or 'IESG Approval' document" should present answers to the questions described above (see Section 2), but does not describe the process by which the answers to those questions should be evaluated. For example, it is not clear who is responsible for carrying out an evaluation. A document which requests additions to the Registry might be performed by the IESG, by the IAB, by the DNSOP WG, by an ad-hoc working group, by expert review or any combination of those approaches. provides no direction. As an illustration of the inconsistency that has been observed already, was published as an AD-sponsored individual submission in the INT area, and the IESG evaluation record does not reveal any discussion of the reservation of the .local top-level domain in the DNS. , however, was published as a working group document through the DNSOP WG, and an extensive discussion by both the participants of the DNSOP WG and the IESG on the merits of the request took place. The evaluation process, in the absence of clear direction, is demonstrably inconsistent. We should point to and explicitly quote the definition of "Standards Action" or "IESG Approval": IESG Approval is not intended to be used often or as a "common case"; indeed, it has seldom been used in practice during the period RFC 2434 was in effect. Rather, it is intended to be available in conjunction with other policies as a fall-back mechanism in the case where one of the other allowable approval mechanisms cannot be employed in a timely fashion or for some other compelling reason. IESG Approval is not intended to circumvent the public review processes implied by other policies that could have been employed for a particular assignment. IESG Approval would be appropriate, however, in cases where expediency is desired and there is strong consensus for making the assignment (e.g., WG consensus). So, while it is very interesting to note that was an AD sponsored individual submission in spite of two active DNS related WGs, is probably clean: it defines the protocol and is itself on standards track. however, while on standards track, does not define the TOR protocol, so it was used to fulfill the 'standards action' requirement by the letter. It contains normative references to non-IETF protocols, which is noteworthy. A comparison of the two "seven question forms" from reveals that at least the responses to questions 2, 3, and 4, differ significantly while there is no defined way to communicate the difference to the affected software entities. An alternate view has been expressed with regard to the protocol evaluation. It states that the authority belongs to the IESG to seek whatever support it likes, within the established process, in making standards decisions, including delegating evaluation of a specific registry change proposal to a WG or a directorate. The IESG might have varied what guidance it sought, but that does not constitute "inconsistency" under the process. That being said, more complete evaluation guidance would be helpful to the IESG and the community.
Regardless of the actual name being proposed as protocol and/or namespace switch, it is also not clear what technical criteria the evaluation body should use to examine the merit of an application for such a reserved name/protocol switch. For example, is large scale prior deployment an acceptable criteria? A number of people have clearly answered "no" to that question as it would only encourage "squatting" on names. However, in the case of .local and .onion, those particular domain names were already in use by a substantial population of end-users at the time they were requested to be added to the Registry. Rightly or not, the practical cost of a transition away from the requested strings was argued as a justification for their inclusion in the registry.
With regard to the actual choice of name, is silent. The answers to the seven questions are expected to tell how a name, presumably already chosen outside of the process, might be handled if it is determined to be a "special use" name. However, it is silent on how to choose a name or how to evaluate a specific proposed name. Going back to the IETF process used for the evaluation of .local and .onion, one might ask the following questions: For example, what consideration have there been in the intellectual property rights in the reservation of a name in this Special Use Name registry, and what procedures should be followed in the case of a dispute over the rights to use a name in this manner? Also, to what extent could such a reservation of a name in this Special Use Names registry be used to block competing interests and/or competing technologies? What are the competition and consumer issues that need to be considered if the reservation of a name in this registry causes some form of exclusive access and reduced competitive access, or where there is no ability for consumers to exercise choice in a situation where providers compete in the offering of services? A related consideration is that the current process of admission to the Special Use Name registry appears to admit no formal assessment of environmental impact. Is the name that is proposed to be entered into this registry already being used in local contexts, with or without an association with DNS name resolution, such that its use as a reserved name through an entry in this registry, and its continued use in local contexts could cause harm to users? To what extent can this impact be assessed, and what level of impact is considered acceptable? While the "seven questions" relate to altered behaviors by specific audiences and users of names there is no explicit consideration of the security in this process. Is the registration of such a name a "safe" action for the IETF to take? To what extent could the use of this reserved name be used in a hostile or malicious manner? What measures have been taken to mitigate or otherwise address such potential vulnerabilities? ICANN has created an entire set of groups, organizations, committees, processes and procedures to deal with the evaluation of applied for new TLDs, complete with a cadre of lawyers and policy people. Unless the IETF were willing to do the same, it would have a hard time performing evaluation of the strings themselves, distinct from the evaluation of the technology behind the name resolution system. An alternate view has been expressed that such a process is not necessary because the IESG is the body that makes the decision on a specific name reserved by , and the IETF has a workable appeal process to deal with any potential issues. However, looking at the level of contention created in the ICANN process around the choice of certain names, serious doubts have been expressed to the scalability and ultimate viability of such an appeal process.
Section 4.3 of says: Two particular assigned spaces present policy issues in addition to the technical considerations specified by the IETF: the assignment of domain names, and the assignment of IP address blocks. This remains as true today as when it was written (2000). Domain names have a number of considerations that have complex policy issues that ICANN deals with and which the IETF may not be well equipped to handle. The ICANN process applicant have to go through to get a name is described in the applicant guide book , which is a 338 page document. It should however be noted that the current round of gTLD application is closed and rules may differ in the next round if and when it happens. Considerations include, but are not limited to: During the most recent round of new gTLD applications, there were a number of applications for so call "geographic" terms. These included applications for .amazon and .patagonia. The .amazon application in particular was controversial - the governments of Brazil and Peru requested that ICANN’s Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) to issue a warning that granting .amazon to Amazon would "prevent the use of this domain for purposes of public interest related to the protection, promotion, and awareness raising on issues related to the Amazon biome." The IETF is not well suited to evaluating this sort of issue. If Wile E. Coyote approached the IETF requesting that the IETF reserve .acme, a trademark held by a large corporation making anvils and giant slingshots, the IETF could become embroiled in trademark lawsuit - and even if the IETF were not, we have enough armchair lawyers that the discussions would be extremely annoying :-). Closely related to this issue is "protected designation of origin (PDO)" - for example, Champagne. ICANN has an entire process for evaluating the string similarity / confusability between applied for (and current) strings - for example, under what conditions would the IETF be able to make a determination if someone attempted to use to reserve .c0m? Certain names and organizations get additional protection under trademark law - well known examples of this are the RedCross/RedCrescent and the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Whether or not this should be the case is well outside anything that the IETF should have an opinion on but, undoubtedly, there are many within the community who will have an opinion (and will want to argue it at length). There are a huge range of these, from the obscure / archaic (waesucks, gadsbudlikins) to the more obvious and current. Certain terms are sufficiently offensive that the IETF would have a hard time coming to any useful consensus (other then "Eeeew!")
This document aims to provide a problem statement that will inform future work. While security and privacy are fundamental considerations, this document expects that future work will include such analysis, and hence no attempt is made to do so here. See among other places Reserving names has been presented as a way to prevent leakage into the DNS. However, instructing resolvers to not forward the queries (and/or by instructing authoritative servers not to respond) is not a guarantee that such leakage will be prevented. The security (or privacy) of an application MUST NOT rely on names not being exposed to the Internet DNS resolution system.
This document has no IANA actions.
Thanks to Paul Hoffman for a large amount of editing.
&rfc1034; &rfc1035; &rfc2860; &rfc6761; &rfc6762; &rfc7686; Special-Use Domain Names IANA &rfc1918; &rfc2826; &rfc5226; &rfc6303; &rfc7719; &I-D.lewis-domain-names; gTLD Application Guidebook ICANN What's in a Name? APNIC New Generic Top-Level Domains ICANN SSAC Advisory on Internal Name Certificates ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee
This section (and sub-sections) to be removed prior to publication.
An appropriate forum for discussion of this draft is for now the DNSOP WG.
The question has arisen as to how the toplevel naming authority decides who gets a toplevel name and who must get by with a non-toplevel name. The suggestion was made by MOCKAPETRIS@USC-ISIF that perhaps the existing toplevel nameholders might vote on whether the applicant for a new toplevel name should be granted, with a majority needed for approval. It seems to me this might produce a clique whereby whoever initially gains power will hold it and prevent its "enemies" from getting in too. This will make the toplevel rather less than universal. (E-mail from Robert Elton Maas to the namedroppers mailing list on 9 November 1983) My basic point is that as a world-wide network evolves it is ridiculous to force people to name resources in terms of one static hierarchy which very closely resembles the current internetwork topology (as the current scheme does). What we are eventually going to require is a distributed expert for making sense out of a name someone hands it. There will be no simple algorithm to be written on one page of an RFC that will suffice to resolve a name. Rather, a number of heuristics will let a resolver make sense out of a given name by querying other experts which it suspects may be more knowledgeable about the name than it is, or by forwarding a piece of mail to an expert which is at least one level closer to the destination in some hierarchy. (E-mail from Peter Karp to the namedroppers mailing list on 8 February 1984)
Initial draft circulated for comment.
[ RFC Editor: Please remove this section before publication] -01 to -02: A very large number of readability / grammar / reference fixes from Paul Hoffman. -00 to -01: Significant readability changes. -00: Initial draft circulated for comment.


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Over the course of the year many connections have been made. Internet land is a prime place to connect with people of the same / similar wavelengths. In appreciation of Future Classics support and follower-ship to date we wanted to offer a selection of fresh new material from a handfull of our favourite producers that have infiltrated our earballs. We also snuck in a couple of our more recent finds on the cloud to keep the variety even more so fresh. Give each and ever artist a follow if you like their contribution.

The compilation is available for free download or as for an optional donation to the Red Cross relief efforts in the Philippines.

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Contributing Artists:

°lhasa (Chapel Sound / YVR)
Lord Boyd (Amdiscs)
Buddy X (NYC)
Marvel Alexander (Modern Outfit)
Savcloud (Cold Busted)
Duncan Gerow (AK)
Brian Folk (CA)
Ekali (YVR)
The Oneiroscopist (YVR)
Fntsmv (Chile)
Mojo Goro (Myth-O-Lodge / Wtf is SWAG)
Neon Mansion (Damn Son!)
Froland (YVR)

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Kendrick Lamar – M.A.A.D. City (Eprom Remix)

artworks-000047482916-z2bc9w-original One more must listen M.A.A.D. City remix for you. Eprom converging on Stareys signture Street Bass sound in a big way. Download HERE.
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Kendrick Lamar – Poetic Justice (Dj K Millz Club Mix)

artworks-000047171171-mkdlfb-original Bmore bumps all soft and shit. A Jersey Club safe for headphone bus rides.
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Slow Graffiti Interview | Future Classics Mix vol 3

Last week we premiered Volume 3 of our Mix Series on Soundcloud. The mix came from LA based produced and DJ, Slow Graffiti. He first caught our attention with his UZ and Die Antwoord mash up (Dis IZ Why IM Hot (Zef Remix) Vs Trap Shit V7). Shortly thereafter he became one our first regular submitters. His remix’s remain of pallet well in line with our musical taste buds. These, and also his catalog, well endowed with Legacy Mixtapes, enticed us enough to arrange for volume 3. We hope you enjoy the mix and familiarizing yourselves with Slow Graffiti as much as we have.

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Let’s get a background on you. How old are you, where do you live, what’s your favorite color and so on.
I am 28, born and raised in Los Angeles, started playing music when I was 13 years old. My first instrument was guitar, self taught then I moved to bass and drums. After my last band broke up, I started working on my own productions and started to work on electronic based tracks. I would say my favorite color is black, even though its considered a shade.

Have you always lived in LA?
No, I lived in San Diego for six years, and then recently moved back about two years ago.

How, if at all, has LA’s scene had it’s influence on your style?
Moving back to Los Angeles has been a major influence on my music, it has put me in an creative environment that I didn’t have in San Diego. No disrespect to San Diego, but Los Angeles is the fore front when it comes to electronic music. Tons of Dj’s and producers move here and create new sounds that no one has heard before, one example that comes to mind would be Jerome LOL. Very unique style that incorporates many sounds that are highly original and forward thinking. That’s why since I moved back I have been trying to collaborate with many different artists, it gives me an opportunity to be well rounded as an artist.

How long have you been DJing and producing, and which came first?
I’ve been Dj’ing for about three years now, I have been producing seriously for about 5 years. I started producing first, my earliest projects where recording live bands and then putting them into Logic Pro. I have always loved production, being able to put your own style on projects is one of the coolest things to be able to do.

You’ve a consistently good selection going on in your mix’s. Name off five of your top producers these days.
Felix Cartal
Cashmere Cat

Favourite sources for new music. Are a blog reader or does Soundcloud keep you happy?
I utilize both forms, I love reading blogs and love Soundcloud. I think they both work very well together, it’s becomes easier finding out about new music. Using Soundcloud feels like virtual carte digging, you able to go through so much content, and find artist that no one has heard of.

Now production. What are you working with in the studio?
Currently I just finished an original that I am currently shopping to some labels, then next I got to start my next Legacy Mixtape Series which will be Vol.9. I am trying to focus on more originals these days, but there are times when you hear a song and you drop what you doing. That’s how the Grimes remix came about, an idea hits you and then your run to your computer to capture that feeling.

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Gear or software?
Software, I love new software, especially synth based that allow me to push it to it’s limit.

Your doing some things with a couple labels. How’d y’all link, and what do you have forthcoming?
Well everything happened on Soundcloud, I was contacted by them on there and then established relationships over time. I just released a single titled Manifesto on Clubstream Label that came out last month, and have a demo out there that I have sent to a couple labels waiting to hear back. As far as forthcoming, Legacy Mixtape Vol. 9 will be out before the end of the month to keep peoples ears open to some amazing tracks and artists.

Can you talk about the mix? What’s in it, how and where you recorded it, etc.
I’am extremely proud of this mix, I wanted to incorporate songs that I have played out and currently enjoying. I featured tracks by RL Grime, Surkin, Flume, and included two of my favorite remixes I have done for Crystal Castles and Grimes. I recored the mix In Los Angeles and used Ableton, I use Ableton for everything it’s my DAW of choice since I left using Logic Pro a couple years back. I wanted to create a mix that’s high energy and grooving that captured the sound of Trap, but also how it’s influencing other artists overseas that are putting there spin on it. That’s why I decided to include artists like Surkin, High Powered Boys and Melé, they offer a very refreshing take on the genre creating exciting productions that deserve attention.

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Kendrick Lamar & Drake + Djemba Djemba = Poetic Justice

225124_225594644122232_3261180_n You can ALWAYS rely on Duncan Gerow for your mash up needs. Listen to me Kendrick.
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Kendrick Lamar – Swimming Pools (Drank) (Slow Graffiti Remix)

artworks-000038556633-c9sprf-original People, please get familiar with Slow Graffiti. This shouldn’t have to be said. But people sleep, so hard.
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Kendrick Lamar – Swimming Pools (Bird Peterson Remix)

Head shot. Drink. #FVDED.
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Syko X Kendrick Lamar – Swimming Pools

Stand up. Pass out. Wake up. Faded. Faded.
(Chi-City club to Transition 132bpm-74bpm)
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In these two new Future of London briefing papers, Luke Hildyard outlines the key features of Green Deal and ECO, and the potential roles that London Boroughs could play in their delivery.

The first, The Green Deal in London: Policy Overview, outlines the policy framework underpinning Green Deal and ECO, explains how the two might interact in practice, and sets out the range of different roles that London Boroughs might play in the successful delivery of these programmes.

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King Lous XVI of France.

Louix XVI (1754 - 1793) was King of France from 1774 to 1793, during the North American Rebellion and the Paris Insurrection. He was aware of the growing discontent in France with absolute monarchy, and he attempted to institute economic and political reforms. However, his attempts were thwarted by the French aristocracy.

Following the outbreak of the North American Rebellion among the British colonists in North America, Louis was persuaded by his Foreign Secretary, the Comte de Vergennes, to send supplies, ammunition, and guns to the American rebels. However, the American defeats at the Battles of Germantown and Saratoga in the fall of 1777 made it clear that the Americans would be unable to secure their independence, and Louis ended French assistance to the rebels.

In 1789 Paris had come under the rule of mobs inflamed by Enlightenment ideas, and by the example of the rebellious American colonists and their newly-established State of Jefferson. The mobs demanded lower taxes and lower bread prices, and an attempt was made in August to march to the Palace of Versailles and seize the royal family. However, the mob was turned back, and in September troops under General Charles-Francois Dumouriez entered the city and put down the mob, killing over 8000 people during the Terrible September Days. Some of the King's ministers, including Jacques Necker, suspected the British of complicity in the Paris Insurrection, but Louis was determined to avoid war, and the country remained at peace.

Louis was traveling from Versailles to a hunting lodge on 23 September 1793 when his carriage struck a rock in the road and was overturned. Louis suffered a head injury in the accident which proved to be fatal. He was succeeded by his eleven-year-old son Louis Joseph, who became King Louis XVII under a regency headed by Queen Marie Antoinette.

IOW Louis convoked the Estates-General, which met for the first time in 175 years in May 1789, to deal with a severe fiscal crisis. Events grew beyond his control, and in October an angry mob marched on Versailles, seized the royal family, and forced them to return with them to Paris. By 1792 Louis had been deposed, and was executed in January 1793.

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EUR/USD struggling to extend gains beyond 1.1300

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    EUR/USD is seen making minor recovery attempts from 1.1283 session lows, although meets fresh supply near 1.1310 region on every attempt to the upside.

    EUR/USD unperturbed by persisting risk-aversion

    Currently, EUR/USD trades modestly flat at 1.1298, unable to extend beyond 1.1311 session highs. The main currency pair stalled its corrective slide near 1.1280 region and resumes the upward momentum over the last hours, although lack follow-through as markets prefer to remain on the side-lines ahead of the much-awaited Fed Yellen’s take on the interest rates outlook, especially after markets have almost priced-out a Fed rate hike this year.

    Moreover, the upside remains capped as the USD selling appears to have stalled ahead of Yellen, while the bulls continue to cheer upbeat US jobs opening data released on Tuesday. The number of job openings rose to 5.61 million in December, much stronger than the 5.35 million the markets had been expecting. Meanwhile, the US dollar index recovers losses and trades muted around 96, off multi-month lows reached at 95.68 the day earlier.

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    In terms of technicals, the pair finds the immediate resistance at 1.1338/50 (Feb 9 High/ round number). A break beyond the last, doors will open for a test of 1.1364/1.1400 (daily R1/ psychological levels). On the flip side, the immediate support is placed at 1.1267 (1h 20-SMA) below which at 1.1216/07 (5-DMA/ 1h 50-SMA) could be tested.
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Eurozone: Goods exports continue to weigh on growth – Nomura

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    Stella Wang, Research Analyst at Nomura, notes that the real extra-euro area goods exports declined in November 2015 by 0.2% y-o-y (3mma, from -0.1% in October), registering the first consecutive monthly contraction since 2010.

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    Despite this weakness, the overall exports outlook is supported by robust intra-euro area trade that is around 45% of the total. Furthermore, our leading indicator suggests extra-euro area exports may stabilise in Q2 this year, reflecting a slower decline in German factory orders (non-euro area) and stabilisation in EM economies. Finally, the weakness may partly reflect an ongoing structural change in world trade.

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Waste cans removed from EPB classrooms to encourage recycling

When the University of Iowa’s spring semester classes started Tuesday, Jan. 17, students, faculty, and staff in the English-Philosophy Building (EPB) noticed something different. There were no trashcans in their classrooms, but new blue recycling containers were placed near the building’s east and west stairwells, along with waste containers for any items that cannot be recycled.

The move is designed to encourage students, faculty and staff to recycle as many items as possible. Waste Management officials have seen an increase in recycled content when waste containers are removed from key areas.

This is a new phase of the campus-wide single-stream recycling program (sustainability.uiowa.edu/sort-free-recycling/), also called sort-free recycling, allows students, faculty, staff, and others to easily recycle paper, plastics, cardboard, tin, and aluminum in one receptacle.

UI Facilities Management staff will track the amount of recycled material collected in the EPB and survey students, faculty, and the custodial staff to see if removing classroom waste containers should become a campus-wide program.

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Two ways to make a spoon: 3D printing in action

Last week I attended the Monki Gras, a distinctive event exploring how to scale craft, mainly in the context of technology but also in the context of beer.

On the second day there was a light-hearted competition. Who can make a spoon faster, a wood carver, or a geek with a 3D printer?

A skilled craftsperson can make a spoon in around half an hour, we learned.

In the other corner was a techie, a laptop computer and a 3D printer.

Said techie (I did not get the name unfortunately) had downloaded a spoon design from the internet and was printing it on a Prusa Mendal RepRap machine. Cost: from a few hundred pounds if you self-assemble, or £1000 or more if you purchase complete.

The software is open source: slic3r to convert a 3D model into printing instructions, and pronterface to talk to the 3D printer.

Looking in more detail at the printer, what you have is a system of cogs, rails and stepper motors that lets a print head move in three dimensions. The raw material is a spool of green plastic from faberdashery. This could be fed from the rotating white spooler at the top of the machine, though in this case only a little was needed and it was floating loose.

The plastic is melted by the print head and squirted out to form the object being printed. Apparently once formed it is reasonably rigid and strong.

Attendees observed that the competition was pretty silly, since speed is not a goal of 3D printing (and the wood carver was indeed the victor). In that sense, 3D printing is a poor way of scaling craft, though it has some potential in that a brilliant design can be reproduced as an object many times over. If you want a lot though, it is worth investing in traditional plastic moulding: setup is expensive, but once you have done one, you can do thousands more cheaply.

Still, imagine what 3D printing enables. I have a nice set of headphones, for example, which are useless because a small plastic component has broken. If I can get hold of (or make) a 3D computer model of the part, I can now make that part for little cost. You do not even need your own 3D printer; services like Shapeways let you upload the design and get the part in the post a few days later.

In niche areas like model trains and landscapes, 3D printing makes models viable even if only a few are needed. You can also have exactly the size you want, rather than being restricted to the standard sizes that are volume manufactured.

For inventors, 3D printing makes prototyping easier. You can iterate through hundreds of slightly different designs and try them out physically, rather than relying on computer models.

The opportunities are fantastic, and you can get started for little cost; though the guy at Monki Gras did note that his RepRap was temperamental and therefore a high maintenance gadget. Maybe by making a few modified parts he can improve it.


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Sources reaching this paper through our competent source on the ground indicated that one Mr. Demba K. Sowe, from Kampassa, a long term service man of over 30 years with the Police has been demoted to a lower position within the Police force; from Commissioner of Administration to Interpol, to make way for the reinstatement of one Mr. Abdoulie Sanyang as the Commissioner of the administration. Our source added that Mr. Sowe was jailed for 20 months under Jammeh for exposing corruption at the NIA and some South African resident in the Gambia at the time that was involved in some illegal dealing with Jammeh’s criminal regime.

The source questioned if we are witnessing the re-victimization of some of Jammeh’s innocent victims all over again, by some form of nepotism and selective amnesia from the new Government, citing the likes of Masanneh Kinteh, Inspector General of Police Yankuba Sonko, Yankuba Drammeh, and a lot more, all one time loyal and at full service to Jammeh’s criminality, who are still being celebrated by this regime and being either left or stationed in higher positions of authority.

The Barrow administration through its interior ministry is here by being put on notice that Citizens are awake and watching. It is therefore in the interest of the Gambia to do the right thing only and avoid any form of selective amnesia.

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This web site is being created by his family as a place were memories of Krzysztof can be gathered. We will ask those who loved him to contribute words and pictures or use the "Contact us" link on the left if you would like to contribute or comment. This is a painful process so progress will be slow. Please come back every now and then to see what is here.

Krzysztof was finally laid to rest on Saturday 19th April. He is buried in his home town in Poland, next to his beloved Babcia. Pictures from the funeral are in the photo gallery. This ends, in part, the unnecessary cruelty his family have been made to suffer since his accident.

Po co tyle świec nade mną, tyle twarzy?
Ciału memu nic już złego się nie zdarzy.

Wszyscy stoją, a ja jeden tylko leżę -
Żal nieszczery, a umierać trzeba szczerze.

Leżę właśnie, zapatrzony w wieńcow liście,
Uroczyście - wiekuiście - osobiście.

Śmierć, co ścichła, znów zaczyna w głowie szumieć,
Lecz rozumiem, że nie trzeba nic rozumieć...

Tak mi ciężko zaznajamiać się z mogiłą,
Tak się nie chce być czymś innym, niż się było!

-          Bolesław Leśmian

Why so many candles over me and so many faces?
Though harm can no longer come to my body.

Everyone is standing but me -
Grief is insincere, but dying needs to be sincere.

So I lie here, looking up at the leaves of the wreath,
Solemnly – eternally – personally.

Death that was silenced, begins to hum in my head again.
But I understand that there is nothing to understand...

I find it hard to get used to this tomb.
I do not want to be something other than what I was.

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  • Geometry and mathematical physics. Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New Mexico, Oct. 16-19, 2008. Organised by C. Boyer, K. Vilonen. Conference site.
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I don't think if I've ever written an entire post about my experiences in the kitchen. The reason is they're not pretty. I even won a "worst cooks" photo contest on the Food Network website once. (the photo looked great, the rolls were deadly!) Remember my post a few days ago about the clay babies and the Michael's incident? Well my cooking attempts often turn out a lot like clay babies. It's just that some people do not belong in the kitchen. Period. My mom used to tell me, "Well if you cooked more, you'd get better at it." Well, that might be true, but who would do more of something they hate? And I don't know which came first, the inability or the hatred and it will probably take years of therapy to figure it out.

I don't remember when I stumbled across The Pioneer Woman's website, but it was those orange rolls which caused me to win that contest. I'm sure when The Pioneer Woman, or you, make those rolls, they are scrumptious! (so please PW, if you find your way here, don't hate, ok?) Just like I thought the Michael's store would make me more creative, I thought TPW would make my cooking suck less.

Since the orange roll incident, I have not been back to TPW because I felt betrayed somehow. She did not help me the way I thought she would. (And I agree,  it's possible nobody can.) A couple days ago, while skimming through my favorites list, my curser stopped on her link. I clicked on it. There were those damn orange rolls again. The picture makes me drool while my brain screams "Don't even THINK of trying that again!" Scrolling down the page, on the sidebar, was a thing for "16 minute meals". Oh that is SO up my alley because 1) that's about how long my attention span is in the kitchen and 2) I usually start thinking about what to make for dinner around 5:45 p.m. Do you see how I get sucked into these traps? The Pioneer Woman has been talking with the Michael's advertising people. I'm sure of it.

So first I made Pasta with Pesto Cream Sauce. I read the recipe. I wrote it down. I went to the store and bought the required stuff, along with a little jar of "organic pesto". I didn't realize **I** was going to be making the pesto. (I swear, I do read at a college level.) I had no idea the basil, and pine nuts and a little olive oil could do that.  I came home and made...PESTO! I even ...gasp...let Axel help me. He LOVES to cook. Silly boy. Anyway, guess what? It wasn't bad! In fact, since I LOVE pesto stuff, it was quite tasty. Dean is not a huge pesto fan, so I've discovered, so I'm not sure what he thought of it, but the kids and I did like it.

Since I am a glutton for punishment, AND I'm determined to at least attempt to cook meals for my family...sometimes...I went back to TPW's website again, and scrolled down to that 16 minute section. Beef with Snow Peas.

This had interesting and exotic stuff in the list of ingredients, like ginger.  It looks like a giant turd. Anyway, I found a small piece at the grocery store that cost me all of $.06.  And is there a big difference between "flank steak" and "sirloin tip"? I thought about calling Dean and asking him (For hubby Dean, the meat salesman, and his meat-seller-cutter family, I am a painful and daily reminder of his failed screening methods when he was dating.) but I really didn't want to hear him sighing into my ear on the phone. I know that sigh well since I hear it often.

At 5:30 I started making dinner. Perfect, since it's a 16 minute meal, right? Only I am not TPW. I keep forgetting that part.

So cut up the meat "against the grain". Seriously? Is this cooking or shop class cuz who knew meat had a grain? I tried me best to make the sirloin tip that was on my cutting board look like what was in TPW's picture. I think it was pretty close.

Soy sauce in a bowl. Got that. Wish the whole process were that easy.

Cooking Sherry. Ok, I could not find that in the store, and I was not ABOUT to ask someone where it was because I didn't not want to appear like I hadn't a clue what it was. Besides, we had wine at home. I was sure that would work just fine. Just to be safe, before adding the wine I posted a question on Facebook, which is almost as good as google only way more fun (and distracting.) My friend Tink quickly posted that wine might be too sweet or something, but that Brandy would be good. Oh Brandy! We have lots of that! It's possible I put in more Brandy than was called for, but that is impossible to know since the recipe didn't call for it. And I only drank a little.

Mince the ginger. Ok...umm...this is where it occurred to me I was in over my head. What the heck do you do with ginger? Like, it has a peel kind of like a potato. Do you leave it on or take it off? My trusty facebook friends said take it off, and Tamara even posted a link to a video all about ginger. See? BETTER than google!

By this point I was at the 30 minute mark. Stupid Facebook.

Scallions. When I saw the green onions in the grocery store I was pretty sure they're the same thing. My FB people said, "close enough".

The snow peas were super easy, but only 45 seconds in the pan? Really? That hardly seemed long enough, so I did them a little longer. Like maybe 5 minutes because I got distracted by Hannah Hart in her Drunk Kitchen.  She and I should talk.

So then it was time to cook the meat. Holy cow did that stuff cook fast! Ok, maybe the 45 seconds for the snow peas WAS enough? Hmmmm Interestingly, the meat was incredibly tender! I have *never* produced tender cooked meat before. Ever. I almost felt a little bit proud of me.

It was at this point that I realized I'd forgotten to start the rice. You see, this is where I always screw up. If the recipe does not say, "Start the rice NOW!" I won't do it until the very end because I am so busy worrying about not sucking at the rest of the process. So to TPW, please add that step to your directions, k?

One of my trusty Facebook friends told me an "easy" way to cook rice. HA!!! She does not have one of THESE! So while the rice cooked I had to leave the meat and snow peas on the stove to stay warm. Those poor snow peas!

And then, after a total of 61 minutes, dinner was served!! HOORAY! Everyone but Axel seemed to like it. Too much meat for him. And nobody fell over dead two hours later, which is always a good thing. I might even make it again.

Stephanie @ Ralphcrew said...

Oh my! Episode 1? Can't wait for the next installment!

I agree that FB is more fun than Google, but I was seriously giggling at the super-google-research-junkie asking about ginger!

Cindy said...

I think P-dub is highly over-rated. One of her mottoes is "keeping it real", but who really lives like that? (Her other motto includes "calf nuts", but I digress.) And how many dozen photos of ingredients and stuff does one recipe need?

If you like your rice cooker, you might enjoy this blog post by Roger Ebert. If you like the post, you might want to check out his rice cooker book.

I love Allrecipes. My favorite thing is the reviews for each recipe. Everyone puts in their opinion, how they tweaked it, whether the kids liked it, etc. And they have tons of recipes.

blcmec1 said...

Hooray! I was watching all this on fb and it was very funny. I was hoping the meal would turn out good. I could not offer any help as I am not too good in the kitchen either. So does Dean do most of the cooking? and grocery shopping? There are advantages to not being able to cook well - lol! - Maureen C

Lisa Riley said...

TPW has a new recipe you need to try....Pasta with Whiskey, Wine and Mushrooms. The story that goes with it is pretty good too. :)


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This weekend will be a weed and feed weekend. We are promised sun and rain - the last couple of weekends have been so glorious, I know I can never trust the weather reports until I wake up in the morning and see for myself. In England, morning sun doesn't always last, and I might wake up and see glorious sunshine only to see it disappear over the course of the morning until it starts raining by midday.

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I'm pleased with most of them. They need some more tying up this weekend, and they are growing wonderfully, except perhaps that one in the middle there, which although it is flowering, like it's neighbour on the left (every flower a lovely tomato!) is looking a bit wilty.

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Speaking of jasmine, the one behind the herbs is finally coming into it's own.

That baby was in a pot in my previous, mostly container garden, up until last year. When I finally took it out of the pot, I actually had to break the pot with a hammer to get it out, it was so root bound. I could almost feel the roots saying "ahhhhhhhhh", as they stretched out into the ground. It didn't do a whole lot last year, but I am well pleased with the progress this year. The scent!

You see the alliums are still there. The heads themselves, even without the flowers, and so lovely and sculptural I cannot bring myself to cut anything down. Not to mention the other beautiful bulb, whose name I cannot remember (I shall be looking for those bulbs in Tesco again this autumn!) which went from this lovely thing

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Finally the left border is bursting, but there are some plants I am slightly concerned about - the clematis has done fairly well, as have the other flowers, but I am worried about that soil, and have purchased an experimental bag of grit to dig in. Perhaps I shall do that this weekend, too, weather permitting. But I shall most certainly put down some feed over there and try to hoe it in, soil permitting (I don't want to have to get the pickaxe again)! The roses will get their own dose of Toprose, and I shall just generally spread and hoe in some Growmore. It just seems to me that last year some of the plants were a bit more, well, thriving. Perhaps I am unduly concerned, as the whole thing really was only planted a year ago (Happy Birthday left border!), and everything really only burst forth in July.

Tomorrow is the first day of summer, I believe! Well then, time to roll up the sleeves and really get stuck in!

Good news - I have a new, more satisfying, more fulfilling job. Which means I can re-focus my out-of-work energies where they belong!

One last note to self - must get the next lot of nematodes down. Some things on the left are looking a bit chewed ... I might try a garlic-water as well. And set up my new slug trap ...

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  1. I admire the fence you have up holding the lettuce in place. Wonderful photo - thank you for sharing.


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Posted March 09, 2014 - 02:51 PM

You might remember me writing in about a Bolens garden tractor that I found in the weeds at a friends house. Well..... I talked to him today about it, he said it's his son's (his son is in his late 20's) and he will half to talk to him about it. At one point he thought about throwing it in the scrap and hauling it in, but his son wanted it. Although it has been sitting for at least 8 years so I am hoping he will want to get rid of it.

I went and looked at it, it is a HT23, with mower deck and wheel weights, it looks in pretty decent shape considering it's been sitting for so long. He said he was thinking one head was stripped out so the spark plug wouldn't stay in???

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Posted March 10, 2014 - 07:15 AM

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Posted March 10, 2014 - 08:52 AM

Probably be like everyone else in the world, and say he is going to restore it and then it will be sitting there when we are all dead and buried.

Sorry, don't mean to be a downer, but people drive me nuts.  I've seen so many cars, trucks, tractors, bikes, ect go to hell because people are going to "restore" them and they sit there forever.

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Posted March 10, 2014 - 09:00 AM

Good luck !!  Hope you can work somthing  out..  If I came home with another tractor,,,,  The wife would be PISSED...Even if for free..

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Posted March 11, 2014 - 09:15 AM

Yeah I hope he will sell it, I hate it when people let good stuff rot because they are planing on "restoring it".

But I know this guy and he would probably never restore it, he would just get it running for the heck of it.

He doesn't even need a mower because he has access to a new 60" Country Clipper.

Since this old thing has been sitting for so long, hopefully he has lost intrust in it and will part with it.

I'll keep everyone updated on what happens.


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