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  1. Around Warburton in Vic I have seen large amounts of a plant that looks a lot like acacia acuminata I have never seen it in flower and don't quote me on the fact that it's even a wattle, but it looks a lot like this Perhaps the leaves/phyllodes are denser than those shown above I'll get some pics next time
  2. So, like minded folk, perhaps you can better verbalise / phrase / imagine than I can I am so useless with this in fact! I have no idea how to go about devising a name, or thinking of one, or identify words I like, or.. really, I have no idea what I'm doing I don't know, maybe I shouldn't even be asking, maybe I'm missing the point altogether. I certainly didn't get what I hoped for on facebook (I know, that's not saying much). after all.. what do I care how many people like it? well hold on, I guess I never said this was about 'do you like this name', moreso 'can you please help me find a name I like?', what I pain in the butt, this has been dragging out already So anyway, this is for a business the business is in the music industry, and aims to give opportunity to musicians and other creative talent by co-forming a product and pushing it into the market. The name will serve as a brand name in fact, and be used as a marketing label for its products - so, it's got to be good! but it has to mean something to me too, this place and all things related are very close to my heart so I would love to hear anything you have to say I know I'm being vague, but that's kind of intentional I don't want it to be specific to the business, but it shouldn't be too far removed either. I don't mind a playful / friendly aspect to it, but it must not lose respect or authority either. In fact, it should assert authority in a playful and friendly manner Is there a google tool or something that can take my ramblings and spit out a few relavent words? that'd be nice
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    I need a new name, and would love your input!

    That's a great idea! I did put a few into google and checked out some of the translations, but nothing stood out, but I didn't think to translate them back! I'll be sure to give that a go Spacemonk and Psylo Dread, thanks kindly for the suggestions but I'm not feeling it But don't think that means I don't like them! It's just that this is such a big decision for me.. I'm sure you understand that's also an interesting idea Halcyon Daze, I'll give it some thought and Alienteaparty (geez that's a name right there!).. honestly I have no idea where the future will take me (or where I will take it should I say). I'm all about the musician and what they want, so from that angle I'd say the people I'd connect with would likely be into some psychedelic fusion of blues/soul/funk/rock/world with a modern approach, either commerical or indie. I do understand though that for a music production company to survive in this day and age, the income will come from marketing the product, and not from the musicians. so, genre? whatever sells (without selling out myself.. should be interesting) I'll just say, this will probably be really annoying for all of you You'll be like 'hey what about this great name' and i'll be all like 'naaah because >insert some silly reason<' I need to find a way to rationalise with what I'm feeling, and translate that into something.. but please bear (bare? bear.. bear? beer.. mmm) with me! I'd really love it if the answer came from here
  4. Hey all Took a ride to just out of Melbourne in search of acacia obtusifolia. Found a nice patch with some massive old trees, but it broke my heart to see them in such an unhealthy state we're talking 20 something year old trees look at the size of this mother! is believe this is the sign of flowering just about to start according to WorldWideWattle they flower Nov-Jan, but the majority being in hotter NSW, so these are probably a month or so behind.. the spot had around 20 trees, with about five being at least 20 years old what hurt was the fact that every single tree (except the bubs) had had significant amounts of lower trunk bark removed the result being that the side of the tree where the bark was removed has completely died, all branches have no leaves or just dead leaves, the majority of the branches on the other side looked OK. I'm actually surprised they hadn't died completely, but i guess trees have their own survival mechanisms something of concern though was that some of the more badly affected trees are exhibiting signs of unhealthiness on their phyllodes (i don't know what i'm talking about, but to me these didn't look too healthy) If the fool who took the bark is reading this, you should have picked wisely and taken one large, older trees and stopped there. Plant a few trees for the life you took (elsewhere, perhaps even in Melbourne). The area is established and will continue to grow, IF people keep preservation in mind. From a large tree, you would have got far more bark than the amounts you took combined, and you wouldn't have put almost every single tree in the area at risk. If you found them, then you probably know the story of how the got there in the first place. This was an extremely flukey situation, please show a little more respect for these troopers
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    Time Lapse Videos

    That's lovely mate! Can't wait for someone to find a
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    Baby Alice

    Warm wishes to you and your family Alice congratulations!
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    Who are you and what are you doing with yourself? I'm eager to hear from -instrumentalists -composers -song writers -bands -IDM/ambient producers -abstract / expressionist In saying that, I'm all ears
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    Melbourne Meet Celebrate Winter!!!!

    I'd love to come, hopefully responsibilities keep out of the way. see you there george_667 !! LOVE BB
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    What are your ethnic origins?

    wow, such little deviation from the european lines! I'll keep an eye on this one, very interesting to see how it evolves I'm born here, mother is Chilean and dad is Lebanese Mum's father is Slovenian, but her mum is Chilean (somewhere up that line though there might be an italian thrown in) One of dad's Great's or Great Great's might be Iraqi, I don't think we ever found out for sure
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    If you love the old dub stuff, and it certainly sounds like you do, I bet you'd really love something like a Tascam 388 (if you can find one locally) these guys certainly seem to enjoy theirs! www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aDxXDUxiaI they've got the nice Roland 301, 8 tracks is where it's at
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    investment

    I'd start a skilled labour business There are many available streams of cash you can tap in to, easier than you may think If you pick the right industry, you can land yourself in a position of reliable high returns for decades to come One fine example is getting on board with the National Broadband Network This would involve the following: -register yourself as a pty ltd company, and attain relevant insurances (workcover, public liability, tools and trade) -purchase vans and tools -employ technicians with relevant experience, and provide any training to attain necessary qualifications if they don't already have -secure a contract with one of the companies managing the customer side of the rollout -your outgoing would approximate 15% of earnings Each technician should pull in $100k/yr without breaking a sweat To put things into perspective: -NBN involves every house in Australia being attended to and in most cases several wiring tasks will be required -An estimated 60,000 technicians are required to complete this task, there are currently only 40,000 registered cablers in Australia -So long as Australians have a need for telephone and internet services in their home, there will be an infrastructure to maintain -This infrastructure will always be maintained by contractors You know how much electricians and plumbers can make, right? Well, they have to do four year apprenticeships before they can earn this kind of money. Cabling technicians earn very comparable rates, and only 1-2 months of training is required to get them on the tools independantly. Choosing employees with relevant experience (antennas, local techy telephone and data point guys, ex foxtel) will be a huge head start on their earnings If you'd like to know in more detail then feel free to ask Also, and most importantly, how would YOU like to spend your days?
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    you got some really nice grooves playing there mate, I love all the dub you're playing with there. I'm big on old dub and reggae, and find it really hard to get into anything more recent. but, your stuff is great! Are you mixing on a desk? tape delay on a send? I sure hope that's how you're doing it I'm also curious how you're approaching mixing Zen dude? by the way, I had the first track on repeat for ages, loving it!
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    I'd like to say hello

    welcome back to you too amanito
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    I'd like to say hello

    Yep, Hello Its been some four years since I left, honestly I don't really remember how I left or on what terms I left, but I had to, and haste was the word of the day. I had to leave in the interest of self-preservation, and just so we're clear, it wasn't a legal thing or anything like that, it was in regards to health and mental stability. In fact, I was pretty darn lucky it wasn't legal.. I was being far too open with what I was doing with myself - I'm just thankful that everything worked out in that regard Although.. I was selfish. I was far to absorbed in what I was doing to even spare a thought for how my actions affected others I recognise that I could have welcomed unwanted attention here, and ignored requests not to do so. For that, I apologise to anyone (moderators especially) I may have wronged i'll say though that I didn't wrong myself To this day I'm very surprised at how things all turned out In fact, I shouldn't be surprised. I met some amazing people here (you know who you are) and you all changed everything for me. Being a part of this community turned my life in a completely different direction and I would never wish it any other way. I cannot give thanks enough to the community, the teachers, and the spirits I have connected with over the years I've recently been given the green light so to speak well, more of a proceed with caution at a snail pace.. so here I am I don't think it'll ever be as it was, nor does it need to be, but I consider myself very lucky that I can come back here and say hello to you all once again I'm very involved in music these days, still love meeting new and interesting people, and would love to make some new connection and reconnect with some old ones (Ian, Carl, you guys are amazing, if you're out there please get in touch!). I'm on facebook too, so if you feel like making a friend just shoot me a pm and I'll find you Great to be back, and it's great to see this place is still going so strong! peace, congratulation, and happy days for all -Lex
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    I'd like to say hello

    ay thanks fellas
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    That's great mate No such thing as too electronic! Boards of Canada, Richard D James are mostly what I listen to these days. What I love most about electronic audio is I feel it's transparent, and I can hear right through it and meet, and know, the creator, the inspiration. Much of the commercial instrumental music around at the moment has so much bad attitude and pour intentions involved.. It bypsses the point for the mostpart (just my thought, feel free to tell me to shut it!)
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    Hi Dave Settlers of Catan ay. ? never heard of that! but you're right it's pretty similar It's actually of one of my favorite groups, So NegativeDave you get up to some music stuff yourself?
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    First subs of 2012 season

    geeeez zac you're not messing around are you
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    Wanted: Prints

    Its been a while, but the time is right If anyone feels like sharing the love please shoot me a message I have nothing to offer at this time, but prints will be taken and returned in time Happy days
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    Hello Musicians in Melbourne

    That's fantastic! How are you doing that ? are you recording sounds yourself? is it just you or a collaboration?
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    MELBOURNE FINDS !!!!

    Sorry i've got no pics just thought it would be a good idea to start a Melbourne based thread so all melbourne myco fans know when they start popping up and what they look like! In fact.. I saw this patch on my way to work the other day, doubt they are actives but this was a very sizable patch! Sheet my farking engrish is all over the place today, excuse me ps; if they are active don't tell me because that patch was huge and i did nothing about it
  22. I'm wondering where in Victoria this acacia species can be found? Eastern Vic is all i know so far! I'd also like some photos of mature obtusifolias to help with ID Cheers
  23. Title is "What Is Changa?" And has the following sub-headings: * Health, The Law and Plant Teachers * Infusion * The Changa Herbs Here's an excerpt * Health, The Law and Plant Teachers The inclusion of alkaloids that can act as a MAOI in Changa means that certain precautions should be taken before consumption. While MAOI interactions with the alkaloids derived from Banisteriopsis Caapi and Peganum Harmala are reported to be not as common as with pharmaceutical MAOI's, it is still worthwhile to be aware of the various interactions and to take precautions before consuming any MAOI. Changa would be considered illegal in any country where DMT has been scheduled, and therefore is likely to be confined to and consumed only where it is legal to do so. Religious use of Changa in rituals similar to those that use Ayahuasca as a sacrament may be exempt in some countries from the legal status of DMT. The fact that Changa is smoked may make it easier for uninformed individuals to persecute the use of Ayahuasca based plant teachers as a medicine or sacrament. While freebase DMT seems to be very different from the experience of Ayahuasca, Changa has more of a spiritual and medicinal place in the world of Entheogens would anyone know the link?
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    How is this possible?

    Around early december or earlier a lot of my pedro put out hairy little buds. Then everyone now and then there'd be one flower, few weeks later another etc.. Now, four different plants (from three different mothers) do this! I mean I'm not complaining, but seriously, how can this be? I'm guessing they're talking to eachother somehow, or something, they definitely know what eachother are doing and have now synchronised, but how on earth does that happen? Here's an earlier 'real pedro' flower
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    I'm 22

    nicely said I wish we all, myself included, could keep this in the mental foreground.. this could be such a better place to live
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