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The Radikal T26 trimaran build is coming along well you can follow their project on their facebook page:
You can read more details on the Radikal T26 trimaran over at Perspective Design:
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Labels: folding trimarans, new multihull designs, Perspective design, Radikal 26, Trailerable trimarans
New 32' proa plan from Paul Bieker approaching completion
From Paul Bieker's blog:
New outrigger design 15' CLC outrgger junior, description and gallery of photos
This didn't work out how it was supposed to. The big idea was that this compact and easy-to-build multihull would slip in on the heels of Madness-the-proa, capitalizing on the torrent of interest the big proa generated. The idea was good; for example, sales of our trimaran-conversion rig quadrupled during the Madness media cycle. But we got busy enough that the "mini-Madness" project moved along like molasses running uphill in January, and is only just now ready for sea trials.
This outrigger design predates the big proa by almost ten years. In 2003, a giant and very well-known national youth program got in touch, looking for a weekend boatbuilding project that would be exciting for kids. A committee was formed, which included some notables from the sailing community. I thought that adolescents were most likely to get excited by something genuinely fast and fun, a boat that would look right with shark's teeth painted on the bow.
The boat needed to be simple enough for unskilled adult-child teams to build, and since really scary numbers were in contemplation---say, a hundred boats the first year---it needed to be cost-effective.
The two class leaders have been constructed and launched and a photo gallery is on facebook:
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More information is available at the following website:
Labels: demountable trimarans, DIAM24 Trimaran, Multihull racing news, new multihull designs, one design racing trimarans, production trimaran designs, Trailerable trimarans
Gunboat G4, performance racer/cruiser
An entry on the new Gunboat G4 courtesy of the excellent catsailingnews.com
If we already liked the SIG45 , what we can say about this one? The concept defines it 100%: "To make a big small boat and not a small big boat"
Peter Johnstone from Gunboat contacted me two weeks ago to place an ad banner, later past week he announced that they were launching a new project that I would surely approve. Told him that nothing was 'wrong' with his Nigel Irens 60 ... Lets put it this way, If I would have stay at the office I would be owning all my small racing cats plus one of those.
Yesterday the news were out and I was surprised that the DNA gang was involved , although they've told me they were working on a secret a 40' project.
more details on the new design at the Gunboat site: http://www.gunboat.com/series/gunboat-g4
The new Gunboat G4, a performance racer/cruiser
Labels: Gunboat G4, Gunboat multihulls, new multihull designs
Box Boat 8.5 catamaran will race at Lock Crowther Memorial Regatta 2013, test sails available
Aus 100 is on the move at the end of September. We will be competing in the Lock Crowther Memorial Regatta on the weekend of the 5th October. We are really keen to take as many New South Welshmen (or women) for a spin on the boat while we are down there so please get in touch with us sooner rather than later. Everyone of any experience level is welcome!
and a video of the boat in action
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Labels: Box Boat 8.5 racing catamaran, Lock Crowther Multihull Regatta 2013, Multihull racing news, Multihull Racing/events, new multihull designs
Corsair trimarans, Cruse 970 trimaran passage from Brisbane to Thursday Island upload of a gallery of photos
From the following gallery of photos.
And a note published with the gallery of photos
The New Cruze and crew arrives safe an sound . From Brisbane to Thursday Island, a 1200 nautical mile voyage. All reports, no problem, reaching 18knt with just Jib downwind, Well done.
Cruze 970 at Thursday Island, photo courtesy Corsair Marine
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Labels: Corsair Cruze 970, Corsair Marine, folding trimarans, Multihull News, new multihull designs, Trailerable trimarans
Ian Farrier has posted some details on his F-33 design.  The first example is under construction in the Philippines at Multihulls Direct.
photo courtesy Multihulls Direct
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Labels: F-33 trimaran, Farrier Marine, Farrier Trimarans, Ian Farrier, Multihull News, new multihull designs
Competing will be the first three GC32s built (a fourth is already en route to Europe from the UAE).
Thus, Spax Solution Sailing Team from the Netherlands, skippered by creator of The Great Cup, Laurent Lenne, and whose four man crew includes Aussie catamaran ace Andrew Macpherson and Swedish Volvo Ocean Race and America’s Cup sailor Micke Lundh, will be swapping with another exclusively Dutch crew led by ex-Tornado Olympian Pim Nieuwenhuis. The latter team includes Thijs Visser, who won the new Nacra 17 catamaran class at the Trofeo Princesa Sofia in Palma in March.
Labels: Allianz Traunsee Week, GC32 catamaran, Multihull racing news, Multihull Racing/events, new multihull designs, racing catamarans
GC32 racing catamaran sailing in Ebensee with Team Austria
A short video at the following link of the new Region Aquitaine/Arkema Multi50 trimaran out for her first test sail with Lalou giving his early approval of the new craft.
A month after her lauching, the trimaran of Lalou Roucayrol comes to his first outing at sea off the coast of the Verdon. The MEDOC browser will attend his first race in the departure of Douarnenez, may 3, accompanied by including Marc Thiercelin may 3.
GC32 Great Cup racing catamaran, upcoming events
I've reproduced this recently issued press release for anyone who is interested in becoming a prospective owner/competitor on the Great Cup circuit.  I'm very impressed by their willingness to set up the competition and provide events at which the boats can be raced. More information on this exciting new one design racing catamaran can be found at https://www.facebook.com/GC32Racing or on the web at http://www.thegreatcup.com
The GC32 features the latest S-foil daggerboards and L-profile rudders. These generate enough vertical lift to elevate the GC32 out of the water when she is sailing at speed, in a similar fashion to the foiling AC72s. But unlike the solid wing used on America’s Cup catamarans, the GC32 features a simpler and more conventional rotating wingmast rig, making its launch and retrieval an easier process.
As a result The Great Cup is being set up to give owners and teams easy access to their boats without their having too far to travel for their racing. The intention is to have a number of local circuits, the first being in Western Europe, with others to follow in the USA and Australasia. When these are established the cream of these fleets will meet up to compete in the equivalent of a World Championship.
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Great Cup 32 Catamaran, sailing fast in Medemblik, Netherlands
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Labels: GC32 catamaran, Multihull racing news, new multihull designs, racing catamarans
From the following press release


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2 thoughts on “The End of the Mentoring Experiment”
I believe that mentoring is a fantastic way to live life in general. People getting started in a career, especially one as vast as SQL Server, could really use someone that can come along side them to guide, direct and show how to do things. I could use that now so I applaud the effort.
Agree! I think if teach them to network and build relationships and we sensitize them to the value of mentoring it increases the chances of magic happening. No guarantee, but it’s what we can do.


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Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (15 October 1844 – 25 August 1900) was a German philosopher. He wrote several critical texts on religion, morality, culture, philosophy and science, displaying a fondness for metaphor, irony and aphorism.
Nietzsche began his career as a classical philologist - a scholar of Greek and Roman textual criticism - before turning to philosophy. In 1869, at age twenty-four, he was appointed to the Chair of Classical Philology at the University of Basel, the youngest individual to have held this position. He resigned in the summer of 1879 due to health problems that plagued him most of his life. In 1889, at age forty-four, he suffered a collapse and a complete loss of his mental faculties. The breakdown was later ascribed to atypical general paresis due to tertiary syphilis, but this diagnosis has come into question. Re-examination of Nietzsche's medical evaluation papers show that he almost certainly died of brain cancer, and researchers attribute his posthumous smear to an anti-Nazism campaign. Nietzsche lived his remaining years in the care of his mother until her death in 1897, after which he fell under the care of his sister Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche until his death in 1900.
As his caretaker, his sister assumed the roles of curator and editor of Nietzsche's manuscripts. Förster-Nietzsche was married to a prominent German nationalist and antisemite, Bernhard Förster, and reworked Nietzsche's unpublished writings to fit her husband's ideology, often in ways contrary to Nietzsche's stated opinions, which were strongly and explicitly opposed to antisemitism and nationalism (see Nietzsche's criticism of antisemitism and nationalism). Through Förster-Nietzsche's editions, Nietzsche's name became associated with German militarism and Nazism, although later twentieth-century scholars have attempted to counteract this misconception of his ideas.
Nietzsche's aphorism 377 in The Gay Science "We who are homeless" is often held as a proof that Nietzsche was against pan-Germanism and patriotism.
Of major philosophers, Nietzsche has generated possibly the least consensus. One can readily identify his key concepts, but the meaning of each, let alone the relative significance of each, remains hotly contested. Nietzsche famously claimed that "God is dead", and this death either results in radical perspectivism or compels one to confront the fact that truth had always been perspectival. Nietzsche also distinguished between master and slave moralities, the former arising from a celebration of life, the latter the result of ressentiment at those capable of the former. This distinction becomes in summary the difference between "good and bad" on the one hand, and "good and evil" on the other; importantly, the "good" man of the master morality equates to the "evil" man of the slave morality.
The rise of morality and of moral disputes thus becomes a matter of psychology; Nietzsche's perspectivism likewise reduces epistemology to psychology. One of the most recurrent themes in Nietzsche's work, therefore, emerges as the "Will to Power". At a minimum, Nietzsche claims for the will to power that it describes human behavior more compellingly than Platonic eros, Schopenhauer's "will to live," or Paul Rée's utilitarian account of morality, among others; to go beyond this would involve interpretation.
Much of Nietzsche's philosophy has a critical flavour to it, and much criticism of his work has arisen from the fact that "he does not have a system". However, Nietzsche himself expressed a general disdain for philosophy as the construction of systems — indeed, he says (for example) in the preface of Beyond Good and Evil that many systems built by dogmatist philosophers have relied more on popular prejudices (such as the idea of a soul) than anything else. Concepts still associated with a more constructive project include the Übermensch (variously translated as superman, superhuman, or in the way most philosophers refer to it today, overman) and the eternal return (or eternal recurrence). Nietzsche posits the overman as a goal that humanity can achieve for itself, or that an individual can set for himself.
Nietzsche contrasts the Übermensch with the "last man", who appears as an exaggerated version of the degraded "goal" that liberal democratic or bourgeois society sets for itself. Both the Übermensch and the eternal return feature heavily in Thus Spoke Zarathustra. (Scholars also disagree about the interpretation of the eternal return.)
List of works by Friedrich Nietzsche, List of works about Friedrich Nietzsche
The Greek State (1871)
Philosophy in the Tragic Age of the Greeks (1873)
Human, All Too Human (1878; additions in 1879, 1880)
The Gay Science (1882)
Thus Spoke Zarathustra (1883–1885)
Nietzsche contra Wagner (1888)
The Will to Power (unpublished manuscripts edited together by his sister)
The Ill Nietzsche, title of a series of photos and an engraving
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Well, thank you Stavros. I have to admit that it is draining my life force somehow. I am starting to have headache (for real. kidding aside, the back left side of my head is heating up). I guess my left CPU is overheating. I just took some aspirin. That should do the trick.
I'd be interested to know what the final solution to your problem was, and where the misconfiguration was.
The scenario of giving free call minutes working fine but I face a problem where a call plan have many rate card attached. I need to limit the free calls to premium number and expensive destinations. This is time consuming process if I were to select each individual prefix code for the free minute's destination.
Having two separate rate card attached to a call plan eliminate the problem. But the problem is that rate engine Select LCR cheapest route and sometime it select the rate card which is not attached to free minute's package. How can we eliminate this issue?
Second after free minutes finish, rate engine still pick the cheapest LCR rate card again result in inaccurate profit and lost billing report.
If you mean filter and mass select destinations by "batch update" then I have tried batch assigned by filtering prefix and inputting in the Prefix filed but the server can't handle too many prefix.
I get error :Request-URI Too Large,"
i have over fifty thousands prefixs that need to be addded to free minutes package.
Thanks for the advice, i have managed to add the prefix to the free minutes package by adding to tag to rate card and batch assigned by filtering by tag.


2012 HGG - Scribblenauts Unlimited - Nintendo 3DS video game (Giveaway!
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The world of Scribblenauts is back and now it's as unlimited as your imagination!
Each level you get a Goal. The simple answer would be to create a fire extinguisher but this is where children can to tap into their creative potential. Maybe create a giant icy cat. By placing the cat on top of the dummy the ice will melt and the water then puts out the fire – success!
I personally have the other two games that I still played up until the day I received this game in the mail. So I am definitely addicted to Scribblenauts. My 8 year old doesn't really get it to the same extent that I can. What I mean is that she only creates simple things like a ladder, hose, or dog food in situations; unlike where I'd make a water jet pack, icy cat, and steak. Know what I mean?We absolutely love coming up with crazy new things though and at night my husband and I get so caught up in the game and lose track of time!
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This would be the first!My grand son and grand daughter share a Ds game and they'd for sure love this!
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Lower register: Not his most explored register but relatively decently developed. Support and good tone production are present down to Eb3 but below that, his volume drops a lot and his voice becomes a lot breathier.
Mixed register: Consistent support is present but unevenness in mix caused by a tight throat and a high larynx above F#4 cause him to strain most of the higher parts of songs.
Upper register: Unable to show a head voice. His least used and least developed register, he mostly favors mixing over attempting to use to use his falsetto. However falsetto transitions are done relatively well, with good pitch.
Baekho’s main vocal influences when it comes to more western music seem to lean towards R&B. With that being said, in his repertoire as a member of NU’EST, he rarely sings songs that challenge him in the agility department. When he chooses to sing covers of songs or when he sings solo songs, he does attempt to sing runs more often. These attemps are often not well executed because he is unable to stay in pitch when singing runs and hitting each individual note of a run, one by one. Instead not only does he slide through the notes, he slides faster than he can anticipate the notes he’s going to sing and generally falls off the key center of a song when singing faster and more challenging runs. This can be heard by his runs in “생일 축하해요“, “너네 누나 소개시켜줘” and “When I Was Your Man.”
Baekho debuted in 2012 as the main vocalist of boy group NU’EST. Throughout their careers, they’ve promoted in Japan and in Korea and have had mildly successful singles. Unfortunately due to lack of exposure, Baekho hasn’t been able to showcase his vocals with many solo performances on any TV shows focused on singing. His voice is generally thicker than his other bandmates, more so now than before his vocal nodule surgery. His voice still has a light quality to it and mostly sits in a higher range, like that of a light lyric tenor.
His lower range isn’t showcased much through NU’EST’s music but he sings generally within a fairly comfortable range throughout most of their songs. He isn’t challenged to sing low much, but the few times he’s done so it is possible to hear that his voice is more comfortable and developed above Eb3 than below. Whenever he sings as low as Eb3 or higher, he is able to remain relaxed, projected, and well placed. His voice stays present and his vocal cords connected, as one can hear in the E3’s in “생일 축하해요“, and Eb3’s in “Fine Girl“, “瞳を閉じて” and “무조건.” However below Eb3, his voice tends to lose volume and become breathier and less connected. He starts to lose support and his voice seems to be less developed below Eb3, where he sings less often. This can be heard by the Db3’s and C3’s in “瞳を閉じて“, as well as D3’s and B2’s in “Fine Girl” and “슬픔활용법.”
Even though Baekho is their main vocalist, within NU’EST’s repertoire, he actually isn’t challenged to sing the highest portions of songs as often as other main vocalists would be. As such, he doesn’t often try to sing too high nor strain his voice too much. He sings mostly within a reasonably comfortable range for his voice. His development of breath support is very consistent and stable, as he’s able to remain relaxed through his first passaggio. Up to F#4, he’s shown many times that he’s able to produce supported notes and not strain his voice much, as heard with the F4’s in “Beautiful Ghost“, “사랑없는 사랑“, “Hey, Love“, and F#4’s in “잠꼬대” and “Fine Girl.” Occasionally in the past, Baekho was able to carry support as high as G4, as heard in “이별복습“, but currently he seems to have shown a slight regression in his ability to stay opened even within his supported range. At times he shows tightness with support on his F#4’s, as heard in “어깨빌려줘” but for the most part support is consistent.
Above F#4, his mixed voice becomes tighter and more shouty. He tends to sound really squeezed and his voice becomes a lot thinner in quality. His overall support is not present above F#4, where he attempts to overcompensate for the lack of support by putting tension in his throat and pushing his voice out with more air pressure. The result is that he generally strains his voice anywhere above F#4, as heard by the G4’s in “Wait For You“, “야하게 입지마“, G#4’s in “나와 같은 차를 마시고“, “조금만“, “瞳を閉じて“, A4’s in “예뻐“, “생일 축하해요“, Bb4’s in “All Force One“, “사랑 없는 사랑“, “FACE“, B4’s in “When I Was Your Man“, “여보세요“, C5’s in “Beautiful Ghost” and D5’s in “여왕의 기사.”
His upper register consists of a falsetto. He’s never been able to show the ability to connect his vocal cords properly to produce the right amount of balance of his cricothyroid muscles and thyroarytenoid muscles in order to produce a connected head voice. Thus only singing in his falsetto. This is by far his least explored register, where many times he sings higher in his mix than he does in his falsetto. The few times he’s sung with his falsetto, he’s shown good control of his sense of pitch and his transitions are often relatively smooth, as heard in “너네 누나 소개시켜줘“, “사랑없는 사랑” and “All Force One.” Although at times his transitions can show a very noticeable drop in volume and projection, as heard with the C#5 in “조금만.”
In terms of his overall technique, Baekho is a consistent vocalist within his supported range. His connection between proper breath support and staying relaxed in his throat is quite consistent, although not fully developed. He is yet to explore the full extent of breathing deeper into his diaphragm, which causes him to not develop his voice more than he’s done so far. With that said, he also has a pretty clean sense of placement and doesn’t often place his voice in his nose. Even so, he’s still unable to place his voice forward in his mask with an opened enough throat to produce resonance. He’s mostly quite clear in his projection and his sense of dynamics is sensitive to each he sings. However his lack of control of his mixed voice and other registers cause him to be unable to produce a wider variety of dynamic changes outside his supported range.
As a vocalist, Baekho has remained quite professional about his singing over the years. No major declines nor issues have been heard, aside from him having vocal nodules. Even then, he respected himself and took the time out to rest his vocal cords. He’s yet to fully explore the extent of his potential as a vocalist and could improve in many areas that could guarantee him to further his career as a professional vocalist. Perhaps being given the opportunity to perform in TV shows such as King of Mask Singer or Immortal Song 2 could help motivate him to find an instructor who can help him develop his voice further.
Musically speaking, Baekho doesn’t often attempt musical changes in his vocal performances. He has done so, as one can hear by small melodic changes made to the cover of “Wait For You“, but for the most part he focuses on singing the song as it is, as well as he can. The few times he has attempted melodic changes were successful, even if the changes were minor. Harmonically, NU’EST is not known for their acapella performances but Baekho is able to handle his own parts in harmonies and blend his voice well with his duet partners, as heard in “Wait For You.”
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Some moments bring us back to life, it was one such moment for all of us at WIPL ( Web Hosting company in India) as we planned our Annual Fun Outing on 26th January. The purpose of the visit was to develop team spirit, team bonding and of course to have lots of fun. As we consider WIPL as an organization of Web Hosting Superheroes, the venue for the visit had to be somewhere where we all could put our abilities to test, hence we chose an adventurous spot called the Desert Trail.
The next sport that we could lay our hands on was “Artificial River Crossing”. It was one such adventure where one feels alive, juggling between fear and anxiety, to do it or not, was on everyone’s mind. But as they say, Superheroes never give up, we all took that risk of going ahead with the task and complete it. Where on one hand people completed this task in 3-4 minutes we had some very swift people who completed it in just 2 minutes. Glad to mention that some of them were girls.
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The concept of ‘community’ and professional dance
Performer, writer and lecturer, Funmi Adewole, talks about sustainability of practice, the concept of ‘community’ and how the way we think about what we do helps us to develop and direct our practice. Does consciously thinking about how we define ‘community’ enable the practitioner to have a more flexible and sustainable attitude to working in dance and therefore a greater impact?
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Changes in infrastructure and the funding of the arts are moments when we, as dance practitioners, stop and reflect on our values, who we are, what we do and why. In 2011, I wrote an article for Animated called More Conversations Please! in which I reflected on the change of discourse around the African Peoples Dance/Black dance sector over 15 years (1). I stated that conversations in the sector were moving beyond debates questioning the term ‘black dance’ into other areas. An artistic discourse about the work of Black dancers was emerging which I attributed to the projects commonly known as ADAD (which merged into the formation of One Dance UK). One project was the Re:generations conference, the international conference of dance of the Africa and the Diaspora. The inaugural edition of the conference was in 2010. The erstwhile director of ADAD, Jeanette Bain-Burnett had told me she wanted to encourage the sector to think in terms of being a community of practice. I reported that the sector was operating in this way was apparent at the conference. The dance sector as a whole is again at a moment of change, and reflection – there has been a drop in funding and changes in dance infrastructure. Many conversations in professional development are about sustainability and resilience. Thankfully there is some important research happening which will help organisations and independent artists find ways of navigating the changing landscape.
There are at least two on-going projects. Mercy Nabirye, Head of Dance of the African Diaspora at One Dance UK has been leading on a mapping exercise of this sector with the aim of gathering information to pin-point its current practices and needs. Mercy points out, due to changes in the arts sector, support organisations cannot take for granted that they know the dance sector needs. Since 2017 individual artists and organisational heads have been interviewed and focus groups have been organised. Louise Katerega’s project has focused specifically on participatory (community) practice. As part of her partnership work with People Dancing, Voice and Presence, she carried out a survey called Untold Value enquiring about the activities, professional relationships and aspirations of community dance artists identifying as women with an African or Diaspora heritage. Both initiatives (in different ways) are looking into how dance artists are developing their own practices in order to know where they need support or tld. Findings of both will be shared at the Re:generations conference this year. As one of the many dance artists who took part in both surveys, I continued to think about the issues they raised about sustainability.
From my observations, being part of and engaging with communities has been beneficial to the careers of Black dancers at different points on their journeys and to the dance sector as a whole and I share in this article how I see this play out. ‘Community’ is a complex and layered term, meaning different things in different places. A factor that seems to be common to most definitions of community is that a community consists of people are considered to be a collective, but this could be on the basis of shared background, heritage, experience, or circumstances. I would like to add the caveat that my descriptions of community should not be taken as being a sociological proven fact but as a banner under which to discuss good practices. With that in mind I wish to discuss three ways of relating to the idea of ‘community’ by dance artists which I think have been beneficial to them and those around them – ‘community dance’, communities that dance, and communities of practice.
1. Community dance
‘. In the 1990s, due to policies, which aligned the work of Black dance artists with social inclusion agendas, some dance artists resented their work being related to the idea of ‘community’ in any way. Nevertheless, community dance has at times served as a platform that has supported the artistic and cultural appeal of the dance of the African diaspora to be recognised in Britain and participants have recognised its value. When interviewing Louise Katerega about the outcomes of her survey she told me that for several of the respondents there is a synergy between the work they create for touring and artistic events and the work they create with communities. For more than one successful choreographer, their community following provided the financial foundation and audience numbers (live and on-line) to allow the shift from jobbing performers to independent careers creating their own professional work. It also indicated to them the kind of stakeholder relationships they should develop and demonstrated to programmers (all-too-oftensurprised at the size and diversity of the new audiences they brought to their venues) these artists’ deep understanding of and credibility within communities of colour wherever they went.
2. Communities that dance
Many dance artists who work within dance of the Africa and the Diaspora are part of what I describe here as ‘communities that dance’. This is a broad and inadequate description for people invested in particular dance forms as part of their everyday lifestyle. Here dance features as part of religious, familial, recreational or social events and it’s not necessarily practiced as a profession. When dancing is embedded in everyday life it comes with philosophies and cultural practices which are a source of creativity and strength for those involved and when people from these communities go into dance as profession they can bring a unique perspective to the professional dance industry. Hakeem Onibudo of Impact Dance, who also has a background in fitness, seeks to develop a sense of community between people who attend his classes and performances. One of his initiatives is to organise dance holidays, which bring participants from professional dance, recreational dance and the fitness industry together. When it comes to performance, I think of the dance artists of the 1990s who popularised hip-hop as a staged dance form – Benji Ried, Jonzi D, Robert Hylton, Kwesi Johnson, Hakeem Onibudo. Though most of them went on to formally train at dance schools and conservatoires their outlook and understanding of dance came from varied cultural sources (beyond what was offered through their formal dance training), which gave them the wherewithal to forge innovative artistic paths for themselves and others.
The idea of ‘communities of practice’ is a concept that comes from lifelong education. It was in use around the work of the Black Dance Development Trust in the 1980s or the mid-1990s, but in retrospect these are what these organisations facilitated. A community of practice is made up of practitioners who s” (2). This is a point I mentioned in the 2011 article. Presently, we are witnessing a growing number of artists who run initiatives which promote this kind of community sharing. Alesandra Seutin for example has, for two years running, organised a two-week workshop programme for dance professionals and practitioners at Ecole des Sables in Senegal, the centre of the mother of African contemporary dance, artist Germaine Acogny. It brought dancers from several nations around the world who are invested in the dance of Africa and the Diaspora to learn, experiment, discuss and experience the practices of a cohort of internationally recognised teachers. Professor Ramsay Burt supported my trip to the 2018 edition where we jointly facilitated and participated in discussion sessions that were organised by Alesandra as part of the programme. Participants were active in reflecting and articulating their dance practices and addressing political and artistic issues as part of the dancing and cultural experience.
Community and Versatility
Artists who engage with community in these ways can move in and out of different cultural spheres and approach the practice of dance from multiple perspectives. For these artists the relationship between community and dance is varied and does not constitute a single rigid configuration. A sense of what their work can mean to different communities gives artists the ability to produce various kinds of projects – artistic, socially engaged, community-focused, educational or experimental. To illustrate this point I will discuss briefly the work of Vicki Igbokwe and Freddie Opoku-Addaie.
Vicki Igbokwe is the Founder and Creative Director of Uchenna Dance. The Head Wrap Diaries which she directed, choreographed and cowrote, is an innovative production which draws on her skills as a choreographer and empowerment specialist. The Head Wrap Diaries, if you have not seen it, is a funny and uplifting dance theatre show about three women and their ongoing relationship with hair. I. The performance venue is transformed into a Vicki vividly brought to the stage the sociality that is often produced in places where women do their hair in African and Caribbean communities in particular. She invited the general public into the experience by setting up a ‘Head Wrap Bar’, along with the performances. ‘The Head Wrap Bar,’ which was usually in the theatre foyer (post show), was a place where members of the audience could do such things as meet the company, share experiences, , and look at an exhibition of specially commissioned art (pre show). On occasion, Vicki has had to work hard to bring some venues around to seeing the relevance of ‘The Head Wrap Bar’. The appearance of new audiences and the intermingling of different groups of people around this feature have quickly changed their minds.
The choreography of Freddie Opoku-Addaie “jstructured choreography, with rules and parameters of gaming” (3) is a case in question. As a dance-maker he is highly conceptual in his approach as those who have experienced his solo production Show of Hands would agree. It could be briefly described as the performance of minimalist movement on a stage populated by various sized wooden sculptures of hands. However, watching Freddie lead a community movement workshop with his sculptures on the grounds of the Horniman museum (as part of the ADAD Bloom festival) which included little children, parents and elders revealed to me the accessibility of his work when presented from another angle. Says Freddie, he obsessed with how the ‘inanimate animates the animate’,sound/rhythmic structures. This came from his experiences of living in Ghana when he was young.
I hope this article demonstrates how some Black British practitioners are nurturing dance practices, interrogating both social and artistic imperatives and drawing issues of heritage, leisure, cultural leadership, and professional practice together. This seems to be a good recipe for balance, health and growth in these times. As previously mentioned, many dance artists do not think of their dance in relation to community in these terms exactly. I use these ways of looking at community as means of discussing their versatility and to celebrate a perspective on dance, which should be recognised and embraced.
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(1) Animated Spring 2011
(2) Smith, M. K. (2003, 2009) ‘Communities of Practice’tm
(3) Freddieopoku-addaie.com


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For collecting, of course GI only!! After all a ‘reproduction’ is not the real thing used in war!
On the other hand, for shooting and self defense, a top flight repro would work. Unfortunately they are asking as much as the real GI nowdays!!!
I own a National Postal Meter I bought years ago for $300… and it’s a shooter and KEEPER!
For those of us who would like an M1 Carbine to shoot but don’t need it to be a collectible GI issue gun, it would be helpful to have a review of the available “commercial” guns such as those made by Auto-Ordnance, Fulton Armory, etc. I’ve read good things about Fulton’s products.
I love this article. I have a Standard Products with an Underwood barrel stamped ” Bavarian Game Warden”. Great shooter, I love this little rifle.
 It is a 1945 GI issued Inland that was imported back from S Korea. I was able to pick thru a lot, found the one I liked and paid $200 for it. Should have bought more!
I shot the heck out of it for many years putting hundreds of rounds thru it, until I started to get a lot of failures to fire and eject and felt it wasn’t safe to shoot. So it sat in the safe for a while as I looked for a gunsmith who knew M1’s.
That’s when I was introduced to Ed Silva at Miltech. He checked out my M1 and showed me how far out of spec the barrel crown and head soccer were. He said it was unsafe to shoot and needed a new barrel. At the time, a new barrel was, $500 and a total referb was about $800. I went for the referb. I told Ed that I wanted it to be safe and to hum. I got so much more. The thing is so sweet to shoot and have had no problems with it. The work is impeccable and it’s just beautiful wish I could attach a photo. Just don’t be rushed for delivery.
Here’s some advice that may help keep your carbine running reliably. Most M1 carbines are quite old and may have weakened springs. You can order replacement springs from Wolff Gunsprings. If your carbine has feeding problems, this could be caused by damaged or non-milspec magazines. They were designed to be disposable, so defective mags are not unusual, even with GI surplus. As a general precaution I usually avoid 30 round mags and stick with 15 rounders. I have one aftermarket 20-rounder which is so out-of-spec that it will not even fit in the magazine well of any carbine I own! There are two other often overlooked issues which can cause malfunctions – a stuck gas piston or a loose gas piston (castle) nut. Both are located in the gas piston block underneath the barrel. You will need a carbine piston nut wrench and possibly a new gas piston and/or castle nut (I recommend the Type II gas piston nut because it allows more gas to flow through, increasing reliability). All of these items are available online, as are instructions in how to perform this work. If the gas piston does not move freely back and forth, you will need to remove it for cleaning or replacement. If the piston does move freely, but the castle nut which retains it in place is loose, it will need to be properly secured. Simply tightening it with a carbine piston nut wrench will not work. Over-tightening it will cause the gas block to crack, necessitating a new barrel. The proper fix is to stake the nut in place, but this requires some skill to do properly. A simpler fix which may work is to use a high temperature sealant or apply one layer of Teflon tape to the nut before threading it into place. Before reassembly, be sure to clean the gas hole in the barrel (a #50 drill bit should work, but do this by hand). I suggest you remove any carbon from the gas block threads by chasing them with an M1 ordnance tool or a .500″-32 NS-3 tap.
I submitted a post yesterday that has disappeared into the ether. I wanted to advise WWII carbine owners that it is very common to see parts from different manufacturers and component suppliers on original M1s. The government often shifted parts around to keep production on schedule at each plant. For example, if Inland had a surplus of barrels and Saginaw needed barrels, off they went to Saginaw. Postwar, most carbines were refurbished at either stateside or overseas depots. Upgrades often included new stocks, flip safeties, adjustable rear sights, bayonet lugs, two-prong magazine catches, and heavier M2 bolts. So don’t be disappointed if numbers, manufacturer marks, and specific items don’t match on your war baby. In fact, if they do match, I’d be suspicious that some unscrupulous individual may have doctored the gun before selling it. Caveat emptor!
MrKen, do you mean the gas piston (castle) nut that retains the gas piston in the block? If so, you will need a new castle nut, a nut wrench, and probably a new gas piston. I recommend the Type II gas piston because it allows extra gas into the block for more reliable cycling. All of these items are affordable and available. When installing the new piston, do not over-tighten the castle nut or you will crack the gas block. One wrap of Teflon tape may keep the nut secure, but proper staking is the recommended procedure (check YouTube). However, it appears you are talking about the gas block itself. I’m afraid the only practical fix is to replace the barrel, which will likely run over $300 plus labor. There is an original Inland barrel up for bid online right now (item# 937076900). The owner states the gas piston is stuck, so you might be able to get it at a reasonable price. I once had a piston get stuck on an old Universal carbine. Neither vice grips nor penetrating oil had any effect. I then read a post by another shooter who had experienced the exact same problem. He got the recalcitrant piston out by removing the stock, tying the rifle down, and firing it remotely. I tried it, and what do you know, it worked, and it did not damage the charging handle or carbine. I did have to remove some carbon buildup in the gas block threads, but once I installed a new piston and proper three pronged retaining nut, the Universal ran like a champ.
Great informative article. After reading this article on the M1, I ordered an M1 from Miltech as recommended by the author. I can’t wait to getting it.
To Fred and James check out Miltech to get a Carbine or have one repaired you will not be disappointed.
After reading all the reviews provided here, it appears to me that M1 purchases are best from Fulton Armory. I’m headed there now.
Thank You Colonel K SIR.
Recently it has developed a small crack in the threaded part of the piston housing that is part of the barrel. I don’t know what to do to fix it. I have looked around for a replacement barrel but can’t find one. I hate to let the old barrel go since it appears to original to to the rifle and the bore and muzzle are excellent. Any suggestions?
I bought one marked Inland Mfg. Div., General Motors, 5-44 on the barrel. Inland Div. With a serial number below on the receiver top just back of the rear sight. The stock is refurbished and the metal looks very good. The barrel crown is good and this light carbine us a real shooter.
I rotate it as my home defense rifle with an AR. I have alternating PSP and FMJ rounds in the magazine.
Back in 2000, I acquired a Plainfield Machine Company M1, with a manufacture date of 1961. It shoots beautifully, and has never had a malfunction. Aside from collectability I see no need to disparage aftermarket M1s. I recently put an “experienced” stock on it and now it looks as good as it shoots. I do agree it makes a great home defense weapon. Light handling and punchy enough to get the job done!
I bought mine as a NRA member through the DCM in 1965. $19.50 plus I think about five dollars for shipping. The one I received was a Winchester. This is a great little gun, easy to handle and wield and tons of fun to shoot. And plenty accurate out to about 100 yards. Also, a perfect choice for home defense. I used to handload for mine. You could find once fired brass advertised in the Sunday paper for about $20 per thousand.
In the beginning I had an occasional failure to fire problem. This cartridge head spaces on the case mouth and with a little investigation I found that some of the Once fired brass that I had purchased included some cases that were a few Thousandths of an inch long. These prevented the bolt from fully rotating into battery which in turn caused the failure to fire. The problem was solved by trimming all the cases to an Acceptable maximum length before reloading them.
My father bought 2 of these for $20each when he retired from the USNavy in 1962. They both have the made by general motors stamp. One he gave to his brother and I have no chance of getting it back. The other is at my brothers house locked in his gun safe. We have each killed countless deer with this little light weight riffle. I shot my first deer with this riffle holding it like a pistol because the deer was under the deer stand I was sitting in. Not very powerful, put good for about 100y using just the iron sights. I sure wish I could get my hands on the other one. We have never had it valued, don’t need to, it is staying in the family!
I own a US Postal meter version. Barrel date is 1943 which matches the mfg date of the Serial # It is in excellent cond. and shoots very well. I have no history on the rifle but a gun smith/gun store owner told me he didn’t think my rifle had ever been taken apart. I believe that the sling on it is the original. Thanks for the article.
I had an original inland that my father purchased from jersey city armory on Montgomery st. I had the original receipt for 23 and change. When he passed i came into possession of it and soon found the communists made it illegal in the early 70s because a few of the black panthers would cut off the stock and hide them.under trench coats. So instead of punishing criminals nj made the carbine illegal. Nj GUNOWNERS accepted it because they accept ALL infringements. I never got to shoot it but it was im immaculate condition. Its whereabouts now r either in pa or hidden in someones attic in nj.
My grandfather bought a carbine for me from the DCM in 1963. He had to wait a while for delivery because of the Kennedy assassination. I was 16 and still have it. Receiver is Winchester, high wood stock. I can’t read the manufacturing date because I had a clamp on muzzle brake on the barrel for years which wore the date off. Doesn’t matter. I will will leave it to my son and where it ends up I won’t be privy to. It’s been a fun rifle to own and shoot.
I too have a couple of Carbines. The first I purchased from a collector as it was manufactured by IBM (spent my 36 year career at IBM). It has been most likely reconditioned in the past, but is in good condition. The other Carbine is also an IBM but I had Fulton Armory rebuild it into a “shooter” about 20 years ago. I use it as a home defense weapon, along with my Ruger Mini-14. I’ve found the Fulton Armory work to be reliable as I also had them turn an old M1 Garand, that I purchased from CMP, into a reliable shooter as well. You mention that Fulton is not recommended? Any feedback?
I’d probably place an order, but every ammo dealer I encounter is scared shitless of shipping 5.56 rounds to a New York address.
Back in the day, about any gun dealer would get them in on occasions around where i lived but those days are gone i suppose. they were dirt cheap back in the 70’s compared to now.
I’ve been interested in acquiring a M1 carbine ever since my uncle used one in WWII IN THE PACIFIC theater. Where would you look for one? I’ve got on old Universal model with a loose rear sight! Please advise! Thank you.
My Father sold his M1 carbine to someone I didn’t know at the time but some 40 years later I met the man and was able to buy it back from him! It’s a National postal meter the barrel is stamped 1943 it gun is in great shape and a real fine shooter I love it, even my Dads 11 year old Great Grandson shoots it !
Also, the WWII rounds contained very dense bullets. At 45 degress hitting 1/2″ plate, they made divots, and despite 1000s of other rounds, those were the only divots in that plate.
Just wanted to let you know that I have a 1945 M1 which is essentially a “frankengun” with parts from Inland and Winchester. I replaced the stock which has no armorer or manufacturers markings. I had a certified gunsmith go over everything very carefully when he replaced the stock. It shoots just fine and my kids love it because there is little recoil and it is very lightweight even with the 30 round magazines.
I also purchased an Auto Ordinance M1 when the Moon family owned the company. I had read an article about the need to “work the gun” while unloaded to break it in which I did. This required me to rack the slide well over 300 times to break it in and get rid of the uneven portions of the parts before putting 1 round through it. It was thoroughly broken down and cleaned after completing this task and knock wood I haven’t had any issues with the gun since then except an occasional stove pipe which is either ammunition related and or needs to be cleaned after a long day of shooting with my 3 kids.
 Thank you for your informative articles!!
Early Universal (Bullseye) carbines (gen 1) were made with surplus milspec GI parts and newly forged receivers. As these parts dried up, a secondary market arose to fill demand (gen 2), but quality could be suspect and they were not always milspec. Universal eventually developed their own parts in-house (gen 3), to include a redesigned cast trigger housing and redesigned gas block with matching slide being the most obvious changes. As a result, finding an “authentic” GI configured early Universal carbine in good condition is problematic. Most other postwar companies (Plainfield, National Ordnance/Alpine, Auto-Ordnance (Kahr), Inland Manufacturing, etc.) either began by using GI parts or aftermarket parts that mimicked GI parts. As far as I’ve been able to determine, they all used investment cast receivers. The durability and reliability of these carbines varies, so caveat emptor. By contrast, Fulton Armory has a reputation for manufacturing what might be considered a truly authentic M1 carbine in the sense that it remains faithful to the original WWII version in both design and quality, to include a forged receiver. It’s priced like a collectible, but if you are looking for a shooter, this may be the carbine for you.
i purchased an M1 Carbine years ago, it’s manufacturing name on the barrel is IBM.I probably paid no more than $125.00 for it back in the 70’s. it blew my mind that a shabby one now is worth $1000.00 can anyone give me any further information about this rifle’s value as opposed to other manufactured M1’s. i don’t know if some are more rare than others. i was having problems with it chambering and my Uncle who was in the Military during WWII showed me a trick that allowed the cartridge to chamber smoothly, it was as simple as having a quick release of the charging handle. i knew right then he had experienced that before, during his service training no doubt. i suspect it has something to do with the internal spring becoming weakened. i was shooting it one day and something fell from the slide and dissapeared into the cracks in the back porch floor and it was lost for good rendering the rifle unable to function. i have yet to see about getting it repaird. don’t know what the part was that fell from the slide but im sure a good gunsmith who is knowlegable would know.
I’ve owned several M1 Carbines over the years, some really great and some not so much. Great article and very informative. I do however have to take exception with the recommendation against aftermarket Carbines. I currently own an Auto Ordnance M1 that I’m quite happy with. I did have the rear sight replaced and installed a barrel band with the bayonet lug; personal preference as I think it just looks better.
Quite a few decades ago I was able to select/pickup six of them that were reimported from the Israeli police.
The best part was that I paid $150.00 each for them!
and told them of the great condition they were in.
I use only the 15 round USGI mags in them, I have USGI 30’s but keep away from using them.
There are Korean import mags, new from KCI, they work but are not exact copies, but with the Underwood code.
Many have been refinished with zinc phosphate, looks light gray, not the right finish, look for pits hidden in the coarse finish.
I have ARs that I could use but prefer the M1 carbine for inside use.
I have a ~1943 Rockola carbine. It was made into a parade rifle, fully chromed. It shoot OK though.
Gold Dot Soft points were made, but can’t find any, probably discontinued.
Hornady critical defense made some with FTX bullets, but can’t find any.
I think an AR is better in every way, and get 300 black out if you prefer 30 over a 22.
I received a M1Carbine from the CMP BACK IN THE 1990s. It was in a heavy paper storage pack. Date was October 10 1953. It was torn opened at the rear sight to get the serial number. To my surprise the weapon appeared to be unused, never fired. Also to my surprise it was Winchester. Upon inspecting all internal parts and matching numbers and markings on internal parts by using The M1 Carbine by Joe Poyer appears it is all Winchester except the slide and sear. There are no rebuild markings on rifle anywhere that I can find. Could this actually be a true Winchester. The date on barrel I think is 1945.
I have an Inland w/bayonet and several 15 round mags. It’s very cool.
And then purchase the carbine for an additional $12. I told him, you should have bought two. Hah, he’s still kicking at 94.
I just read this article and the previous one referenced with great interest. My father, George Steck, was an expediter at Inkand during WWII. He was rejected for military duty due to back problems. He traveled the country visiting parts manufacturers getting the needed parts to Inland and troubleshooting manufacturing problems. Once he commandeered a passenger train when no freight trains were available and loaded parts in the aisles to get them to Inland in time. When the contracts were completed at the end of the war, the leftover parts were assembled into souvenir rifles for those who had been essential in getting the job done. Dad had one of those, and he had the walnut stock custom carved with an eagle, if I recall correctly. Unfortunately, the receiver in his rifle was from an M2, making it officially fully automatic, although it lacked critical parts to make it function as such, and therefore illegal to possess or use. He kept it for many years, discharging it on one occasion at a range, but keeping it loaded and ready just in case. After his death, my elder brother made inquiries and it was donated to the Carrillon Park Museum in Dayton, Ohio for their exhibition of local manufacturing history. You article matches my Dad’s dories well, which is a little surprising because he had a tendency to embellish his stories a wee bit. Thanks for the memories.
I was a door gunner with the Outlaws in Viet Nam; this was and still is my weapon of choice!
Nice, informative, M1Carbine informational article, keep it up!
Nice article! I live the quote: remember you want a reliable shooter, not a safe queen.
Ed Silva from Miltech built my M1 carbine from brand new parts, installed and sighted in red dot. It took several months, but worth the wait. Great rifle for home defense, lightweight, easy to handle.
Damn good article. I made the mistake of purchasing a sub-par carbine years ago, but I am now looking into Miltech, to do this fine firearm justice. Thanks again to the author.


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