s great,” he said. “A freshman. Older, like us.” He paused, listening to something the caller was telling him, then he said, “You know, I was just thinking about that the other night. It does fly by. It sure does.”
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Explore a few of the last remaining vintage magazine shops:
Magazine Museum
4906 W. Oakton
Skokie, IL
Periodicals Paradise
1924 NE 40th Ave
Portland, OR
Shake Rattle & Read
4812 N Broadway St.
Chicago, IL
——.Airlie Beach is the beating heart of The Whitsundays. Its laid back, friendly atmosphere is a favourite for both travellers and locals alike. For the thrifty traveller, Airlie Beach is a haven! Here are some ways to enjoy your time in Airlie Beach without breaking the bank!
The Bicentennial Walk is a must-do when in Airlie Beach. It stretches over five kilometres from Cannonvale Beach into the Airlie Beach Lagoon. Along the way, you will discover restaurants with live music, cafés, small tucked-away beaches, and sunset views to cherish forever! The walk is fully pathed the whole way and is reasonably flat perfect for an afternoon stroll with friends or family.
The Airlie Beach Lagoon, situated in the middle of the main street, has become a central point for the town. Perfect for those warm summer days, the whopping 4,000 square metres public pool is a great spot to sit and enjoy your lunch, read a book, roll out the yoga mat, or watch as the kids splash and play in the children’s area. Built on raised ground, you will have views out over the Coral Sea and Whitsunday Islands while you enjoy the barbecue facilities, shaded picnic areas, bathrooms, and change rooms all free for your use.
Airlie Beach is home to three main beaches; Cannonvale Beach, Airlie Beach and Boathaven Beach. Throw in a line at Cannonvale Beach or take the kids to the small playground, Airlie Beach is perfect for an evening picnic; recently redeveloped with new facilities and a mega playground this sets the perfect scene for a relaxed dinner by the beach. Boathaven Beach is a beach lovers paradise, perfect for those insta-shots, and with a stinger net during the summer months, you can enjoy the water all year round.
Beginning on Kara Crescent just off Airlie Beach main street, this hike is not for the faint-hearted! It is a 5km round trip (allowing an hour to walk up and 40mins down). The terrain is steep and rugged but trust us; the view is well worth it! With panoramic views over Airlie Beach and out to the Whitsunday Islands, this is a beautiful way to start your morning, listening to the birds and watching the sunrise will be an unforgettable memory made in The Whitsundays.
For a memorable half-day outing, jump in the car and head out to Cedar Creek Falls. Only 30 minutes from Airlie Beach, the journey is an experience in itself! You will travel past picturesque cane fields, and scenic landscapes to the secluded natural fresh waterhole tucked away in the Whitsunday Coast hinterland. You will enjoy spectacular waterfalls in the wet season and abundant flora and fauna, including butterflies, birds, lizards, fish, and turtles. The waterfall is an easy walk from the parking area. There are also bush walks up and around the falls for the more adventurous.
Bring your Saturday to life with a stroll through the Airlie Beach markets. Walk around the many market stalls; it is a feast for the senses. Complete with local produce, art, craft, and locally made souvenirs. This is the ideal place to buy a unique gift with that Airlie charm or simply walk around with a coffee in hand and be a part of the Airlie Beach morning vibe. The markets are on every Saturday morning!
Airlie Beach is the shopping hub of The Whitsundays; with so many unique stores, there is something for everyone. Take a wander and discover galleries, boutiques, souvenir stores and listen to the live music, feel the ocean breeze and take in the coastal charm that Airlie Beach has to offer.
One of the locals best-kept secrets! Hydeaway Bay is a short 40-minute drive from Airlie Beach and should definitely be on your list when visiting. This little gem is home to a stretch of beach over 2 kilometres long with five public access points, meaning you will likely have your own little section of beach all to yourself. The beach is characterised by a few rocky outcrops filled with long stretches of white sand, the perfect place to take your family, search for unique shells, or do a little rock hopping.
Before you farewell Airlie Beach make sure you grab a photo in front of one of the iconic Airlie Beach signs with views over the Coral Sea you will make all of your friends envious of the time you spent in The Whitsundays, the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.The Residential Sales Trends graph shows us historic home sales levels in Tallahassee. The blue vertical bars show the monthly unit sales trend, while the red line shows the average price trend. Our graph shows increasing unit sales and decreasing prices. We should see these trends continue until the market reaches equilibrium.what´s the best way to run a 40h plus a 128 as simple step_sequencers for any virtual drummachine at the same time on mbp/live8.2.1?
want to open two seperate tracks in live, one molar40h, one molar128 and trigger two different machines with it.
i tried via monomeserial which i used in the past, but only one monome appears.
tried serialosc...no idea how it works, nothing happend. it´s working in the background, clear. but i installed it, opened live and nothing happend, no monome reaction on molar at all. where do i have to put serialosc? any special folder? hm.
have been out of monome for a while.
Monoroute works as well but i find it not as stable and as plug n play as the old pages, when i save a config and try to reload it the next time i want to use it it tends to bug around, so i've taken the habit of recreating the config everytime which is not much fun.
in the molar config files (Molar40h.cfg and Molar128.cfg) choose a port for each monome, i use 4000/4040 for the 64 and 8128/8080 for 128 or 8256/8080 for the 256 so it's easier for me to remember.
[40h] the prefix, must be 3 chars exactly!
decided to work with only one monome...
thanks so much for your detailed instructions!
one last thing, don't forget to use the 'Update Preferences' and 'Save' buttons in pages when you configured a page.
Once you configured everything don't forget to save the config, when you open a config with 'open configuration' pages will always go to your home folder so i save all my pages config there so i don't have to navigate around so much.
btw, once you got this working, there are many more cool things you can do with pages, i just use it for the routing...
i tried the pages version > but how can i edit/open a cfg. file??
tried the monoroute version > monoroute doesn´t even recognize one monome. monomeserial running fine, both monomes on. followed the instructions. no result. "there are no monomes connected..."
for pages, you can save your current config via file -> save configuration and load via file -> open configuration. it doesn't come with any configurations though, you have to make one, but it's pretty easy to do.
first go to the configuration menu and monome settings, set this to match monomeserial (i believe discopimp had recommended ports 5000/5050 -- just set these ports in monome serial and set pages to match).
next go to the configuration menu and create a new monome. give it the proper dimensions and prefix (check the prefix in monomeserial).
you will now have a sub window that represents this monome. go to the page menu in this sub window and create a new page. i would start with something like midi faders because it's easy to verify if it works--push some buttons, see if faders start moving.
if this much works then your monome setup is correct and the next step is to hook it up to external applications. this is done with the external application page, just create a new one of those.
change the settings to match your molar configuration (this means prefix and ports). hit update preferences and if all is well then you should now be able to use molar.
you can repeat this process for your second monome. there's a few other features in pages that you can explore as well -- pattern recorders built in to everything (even external apps can use them), page changing (via page change button--bottom right corner--or you can use midi messages instead).
i'm happy to provide further assistance if you're still having trouble. hit up the "pages 2 alpha release" thread and we'll get you sorted out.
To edit the Molar config files (in the Library>Audio>Plug-Ins>VST folder) you have to edit the config file with a texteditor, BB