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Who is CIF ?
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Hey everyone ! There's a vibe on the internet with Cif.. we have to find him. Please help me find him !
whoiscif.blogspot.com/
Suggest what CIF means to help me find him ! Thank you !
whoiscif.blogspot.com/
Suggest what CIF means to help me find him ! Thank you !
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I've got a scolarship! :D Happy me!
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Hi! I just wanted to let everyone know that I've got a scolarship so now my higher studies shall be for free! Happy Me!
Please check out my music project:
www.myspace.com/industrygiant
let me know what you think
Love to all my devy friends
Please check out my music project:
www.myspace.com/industrygiant
let me know what you think
Love to all my devy friends
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Back in Black
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Back in black, I hit the sack,
I've been too long, I'm glad to be back
yeah... so I guess you know the lyrics...
I might start to dev some more this summer, but who knows, right?
Zyrax Comics is still down...
Love to all my devy friends!
I've been too long, I'm glad to be back
yeah... so I guess you know the lyrics...
I might start to dev some more this summer, but who knows, right?
Zyrax Comics is still down...
Love to all my devy friends!
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The 1 Year Break
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Yup... I'm going to do what I haven't done for about 3 years now...and that means: STUDY 
I won't make any new devs during this time, so it's going to be a long break for me... I'll still be checking on dev art, tho... from time to time...
Zyrax Comics is on pause as well...
Peace out to everyone! I love ya'
I won't make any new devs during this time, so it's going to be a long break for me... I'll still be checking on dev art, tho... from time to time...
Zyrax Comics is on pause as well...Peace out to everyone! I love ya'
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Jethro Tull's Concert Yesterday in Sibiu
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<<<===Songs of sirens and songs of Jethro Tull===>>>
Some say that the songs of sirens could twist one's mind, making him forget about himself, capturing him in a trance. But what about the live songs of Jethro Tull?
One might think that their live songs have the same effect. I've always wondered how can some "simple" songs have such an effect? It seemed impossible to me, but I actually found out yesterday when I attended Jethro Tull's concert in Sibiu.
At one point I trully forgot I was anywhere in time and space. Then my friend Luhter brought me back to this world... from Heaven, or so i think. For me it simply had a more wonderful effect then good 'ol Marry Jane. It was one of the most extraordinary things I've ever experienced.
I might not have fully explained what I felt while listening to them, but I'm no writter. Sorry guys!
Trying to be more objective and stop ranting on about what I felt, I must say that it was a HUGE surprise for me to see that Ian Anderson, who is 60 or even older, sang extremely wonderful. Bloody hell! His voice sounded even better then on the discs!!! He was trying hard to sing well, but he did far better then "well". His flute playing was awesome and his jokes very funny. He also did lots of running around and the sort of things you would expect from a rock star.
Jethro Tull didn't have their full formation. They had some other pros singing with them, filling the places of Martin Barre and David Goodier (I THINK)... James Duncan played the drums.
They really showed the huge crowd that they are professionals. The music flowed like a mountain river. They made absolutely no mistake. It was all clean and wonderful. They did a little bit of "porno jazz" as they called it, singing songs of J S Bach and Mozzart in a rather rocky-jazzy way.
The best thing and most unexpected thing was the fact that the concert was FREE. It was FREE. I couldn't believe it!!! It's madness. Since Sibiu is the European Capital City of Culture, the local council must have organized this wonderful event, because they knew that people of ALL AGES would come to see the concert. I think that's the reason for the huge crowd.
To conclude with, I still can't get over the fact that I nearlly missed the concert because I was as stubborn as a mule and I said "I don't care about the concert. It can't be something that cool". I've almost been a gully dwarf!
<<<===ZyraxComicsNews===>>>
ZyraxComics is taking a small pause. Actually it has been taking it for a long time now. I've just been very busy and also a way for more then a week. But I've written the script for Issue #2 and I'm looking forward to bringing it to life.
<<<==:::my lovelly friends around dA:::==>>>
Some say that the songs of sirens could twist one's mind, making him forget about himself, capturing him in a trance. But what about the live songs of Jethro Tull?
One might think that their live songs have the same effect. I've always wondered how can some "simple" songs have such an effect? It seemed impossible to me, but I actually found out yesterday when I attended Jethro Tull's concert in Sibiu.
At one point I trully forgot I was anywhere in time and space. Then my friend Luhter brought me back to this world... from Heaven, or so i think. For me it simply had a more wonderful effect then good 'ol Marry Jane. It was one of the most extraordinary things I've ever experienced.
I might not have fully explained what I felt while listening to them, but I'm no writter. Sorry guys!
Trying to be more objective and stop ranting on about what I felt, I must say that it was a HUGE surprise for me to see that Ian Anderson, who is 60 or even older, sang extremely wonderful. Bloody hell! His voice sounded even better then on the discs!!! He was trying hard to sing well, but he did far better then "well". His flute playing was awesome and his jokes very funny. He also did lots of running around and the sort of things you would expect from a rock star.
Jethro Tull didn't have their full formation. They had some other pros singing with them, filling the places of Martin Barre and David Goodier (I THINK)... James Duncan played the drums.
They really showed the huge crowd that they are professionals. The music flowed like a mountain river. They made absolutely no mistake. It was all clean and wonderful. They did a little bit of "porno jazz" as they called it, singing songs of J S Bach and Mozzart in a rather rocky-jazzy way.
The best thing and most unexpected thing was the fact that the concert was FREE. It was FREE. I couldn't believe it!!! It's madness. Since Sibiu is the European Capital City of Culture, the local council must have organized this wonderful event, because they knew that people of ALL AGES would come to see the concert. I think that's the reason for the huge crowd.
To conclude with, I still can't get over the fact that I nearlly missed the concert because I was as stubborn as a mule and I said "I don't care about the concert. It can't be something that cool". I've almost been a gully dwarf!
<<<===ZyraxComicsNews===>>>
ZyraxComics is taking a small pause. Actually it has been taking it for a long time now. I've just been very busy and also a way for more then a week. But I've written the script for Issue #2 and I'm looking forward to bringing it to life.<<<==:::my lovelly friends around dA:::==>>>
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