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Browse Bands By Category: Black Metal
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Abruptum is a black metal and dark ambient band from Sweden formed in 1989 by IT (aka Tony Särkkä), All (aka Jim Berger), and Ext.IT had already planned to create the band in 1987, but it wasn't until…
Categories: Black Metal Tags: abruptum
Sweden, Finspång
0 fans 0 comments 484 views
584 days ago · From OHMetal
Venom's original personnel came from three different bands: Guillotine, Oberon and Dwarf Star. The original Guillotine featured Jeffrey Dunn and Dave Rutherford on guitars, Dean Hewitt on bass guitar,…
Categories: Black Metal Tags: venom
United Kingdom, Tyne
1 fans 0 comments 316 views
584 days ago · From OHMetal
Absurd is one of the best-known National Socialist black metal band in Germany, classified as right-wing extremist by the Thuringian Landesbehörde für Verfassungsschutz. The band was originally found…
Categories: Black Metal Tags: absurd
Germany, Sondershausen
0 fans 0 comments 288 views
587 days ago · From OHMetal
Founded in 1988 by vocalist/bassist/songwriter Vincent Crowley (formerly of Nocturnus, and leader of the satanic youth group "Order of the Evil Eye"), Acheron's musical output is almost exclusively Sa…
Categories: Black Metal Death Metal Tags: acheron band
United States, Tampa
0 fans 0 comments 357 views
587 days ago · From rosellef
Sodom's original line-up consisted of Tom Angelripper, Bloody Monster, Arius "Blasphemer", and Aggressor. The band was initiated by Tom as a desperate attempt to get out of having to work in coal mine…
Categories: Thrash Metal Speed Metal Black Metal Tags: sodom
Germany, Gelsenkirchen
2 fans 0 comments 187 views
596 days ago · From OHMetal
Marduk is a black metal band from Norrköping, Sweden. The band formed in 1990 and released their first record in 1991. Their name is derived from the Babylonian god Marduk, patron deity of Babylon.Stu…
Categories: Black Metal Tags: marduk black metal
Sweden, Norrköping
0 fans 0 comments 281 views
758 days ago · From OHMetal
Prophets of War
Australia, Brisbane
0 fans 0 comments 351 views
778 days ago · From ProphetsofWar
GODLESS is a Black Metal band from Sabana Grande, P.R.( U.S.A.) formed in the winter of 1989. GODLESS was the first Black Metal band of Puerto Rico & one of the first Black Metal bands from U.S.A.…
United States, Sabana Grande
1 fans 0 comments 674 views
785 days ago · From lordasaradel
Cradle of Filth are an English extreme metal band that formed in Suffolk, England in 1991. The band's musical style evolved from black metal to a cleaner and more "produced" amalgam of gothic metal, s…
Categories: Black Metal Tags: cradle of filth black metal
United Kingdom, Suffolk
2 fans 0 comments 300 views
792 days ago · From OHMetal
Abaddon Incarnate was formed in Dublin in 1991, playing fast death metal with grindcore elements. Under the name Bereaved the band released two demo cassette tapes, Signs of Death in 1992 and Tortur…
Ireland
0 fans 0 comments 503 views
793 days ago · From Edwin
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• Engagement Manager - Innovation and Growth consultancy
£50,000 - £70,000 + bonus + benefits / London - London
Proposition Development. Customer led design. Commercial creativity. A market leading design, growth and innovation boutique consultancy who are experiencing a prolonged period of rapid growth and are in need of senior client ready team members to hit the ground running and lead on client engagements.
• Associate Vendor Manager - Leading Online Retailer
£30,000 - £32,000 + sign on bonus / - Slough, later Central London
We're working with one of the world's leading ecommerce companies, who have gone from strength to strength since they launched their UK site in 1998. Their business model connects customers to the products they want online. With a real focus on providing excellent service to customers, the company have a dynamic and entrepreneurial feel. Paired with ambitious plans for growth, it's an exciting time to join the company!
• Associate Partner Manager
£30,000 + £2K sign on bonus / London - Slough - moving to London
Our client is a leading ecommerce company and has gone from strength to strength since launching their UK site over 15 years ago. Their business model connects customers to products online and they are passionate about providing outstanding customer service. Working within one of the fastest growing and dynamic areas of this household name you will have the opportunity to partner with high potential retailers across a variety of different categories with a view to helping grow their online businesses.
• Consultant - Growth Strategy Projects - Retail banking or FMCG (6-8 weeks)
£60,000 - £10,000 / London - London
An innovation and growth consultancy require a consultant and a senior consultant to support their team on a number of product development projects within the financial services and distribution industry.
• Consultant - Oil and Gas - Post Aquisition Strategy Project (2-3 months)
£competitive / London - Central London
Our client is a leading British FTSE 100 engineering company, which specialises in support services, in particular within energy, transport and defence sectors. They are seeking an Interim consultant for a post-acquisition strategy project.
• Change & Development Analyst
£30,000 - £35,000 / South East - Milton Keynes
A major retailer is currently undertaking a transformation programme to turn the business into a "Digital Retail Leader". They require an ambitious candidate to join their team.
• Financial PR
£25,000 / London
Our client is the fastest growing financial communications firm in London. They are currently seeking an exceptional graduate to join their team.
• Strategy Consultant for a renowned multi-media news publisher (3 months)
£60,000 - £90,000 / London - London
A renowned multi-media news publisher is looking for a top tier strategy consultant to help develop their strategic plan, in line with their ongoing digital transformation. You would sit in the internal strategy team, working with an ex-top tier strategy consultant who reports directly to c-suite level stakeholders.
• Telecoms Consultant for 3-6 Months
£75,000 - £85,000 £300-£360 Day Rate / London - Central London
• Commercial/Business Development
£60,000 - £70,000 + benefits / London - London
An exciting opportunity to join an Economics consultancy as a key account manager and business development leader. The right candidate for this role will have a solid grounding in either micro or macro economics and ideally a degree or post graduate qualification in economics.
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Facebook to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion
Thu Feb 20, 2014 4:50am IST
The Facebook logo is pictured at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California January 29, 2013. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
The Facebook logo is pictured at the Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California January 29, 2013.
Credit: Reuters/Robert Galbraith
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REUTERS - Facebook Inc (FB.O) will buy fast-growing mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock, as the world's largest social network looks for ways to boost its popularity, especially among a younger crowd.
The acquisition of the hot messaging service with more than 450 million users around the world stunned many Silicon Valley observers with its lofty price tag.
But it underscores Facebook's determination to win the market for messaging, an indispensable utility in a mobile era.
Combining text messaging and social networking, messaging apps provide a quick way for smartphone users to trade everything from brief texts to flirtatious pictures to YouTube clips — bypassing the need to pay wireless carriers for messaging services.
And it helps Facebook tap teens who will eschew the mainstream social networks and prefer WhatsApp and rivals such as Line and WeChat, which have exploded in size as mobile messaging takes off.
"People are calling them 'Facebook Nevers,'" said Jeremy Liew, a partner at Lightspeed and an early investor in Snapchat.
WhatsApp is adding about a million users per day, Facebook co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on his page on Wednesday.
"WhatsApp will complement our existing chat and messaging services to provide new tools for our community," he wrote on his Facebook page. "Since WhatsApp and (Facebook) Messenger serve such different and important users, we will continue investing in both."
Smartphone-based messaging apps are now sweeping across North America, Asia and Europe.
"Communication is the one thing that you have to use daily, and it has a strong network effect," said Jonathan Teo, an early investor in Snapchat, another red-hot messaging company that flirted year ago with a multibillion dollar acquisition offer from Facebook.
"Facebook is more about content and has not yet fully figured out communication."
Even so, he balked at the price tag.
As part of the deal, WhatsApp co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Jan Koum will join Facebook's board, and the social network will grant an additional $3 billion worth of restricted stock units to WhatsApp's founders, including Koum.
That is on top of the $16 billion in cash and stock that Facebook will pay.
"Goodness gracious, it's a good deal for WhatsApp," Teo said.
TERMS
Shares in Facebook slid 5 percent to $64.70 after hours, from a close of $68.06 on the Nasdaq.
Facebook said on Wednesday it will pay $4 billion in cash and about $12 billion in stock in its single largest acquisition, dwarfing the $1 billion it paid for photo-sharing app Instagram.
The price paid for Instagram, which with just 30 million users was already considered overvalued by many observers at the time.
Facebook promised to keep the WhatsApp brand and service, and pledged a $1 billion cash break-up fee if the deal falls through.
Facebook was advised by Allen & Co, while WhatsApp has enlisted Morgan Stanley for the deal.
(Additional reporting by Soham Chatterjee in Bangalore; Editing by Savio D'Souza, Andrew Hay and Lisa Shumaker)
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Paging RCmom!!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍 - TinkerSchelle 1175.7 #116 1-15-13 9:09PM Like(4) Reply
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Love! - PrincessDuckie 728.7 #217 1-15-13 9:50PM Like Reply
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Nice one Dave. Fitting that Belle on some of these, as I loved the B&B show at Hollywood Studios. Almost as good as our Aladdin. Almost!! Haha. - RapunzelledColey 58.4 #4122 1-15-13 9:57PM Like Reply
Omg this one is beatuful!! - RickChavez 3254.8 #29 1-15-13 10:29PM Like Reply
I love her. - rbeezy 702.9 #225 1-15-13 10:53PM Like Reply
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This is beautiful. Belle in blue always reminds me of my youngest daughter. She even did one of her Sr. pics reading a book. - sewedna 325.3 #675 1-15-13 11:25PM Like Reply
Does that version of Belle ever make an appearance here at DL, or is she strictly WDW? - Waites4DodgerEars 970.1 #158 1-15-13 11:27PM Like Reply
Only in Goofy's Kitchen - RickChavez 3254.8 #29 1-15-13 11:29PM
Thanks Rick. - Waites4DodgerEars 970.1 #158 1-15-13 11:30PM
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Love this cover, but it looks more like a book cover than a map. Now that I think of it, that's probably what they were going for. - DisneyPhotoFan 920.2 #163 1-16-13 7:54AM Like Reply
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wow! love it! - OhanaPhoto 3212.4 #30 1-16-13 12:42PM Like Reply
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New Calf Hutch Featured at Farmer Boy Ag
4/6/2013 7:00 AM
MYERSTOWN, Pa. — Farmer Boy Ag has announced the addition of the Calf-Tel ECO Calf Hutch, which provides a space-saving, economical solution for larger dairy and calf raising facilities.
Calf-Tel’s new ECO hutch is 22 percent smaller than the Pro and Deluxe models, which saves on space, cost and labor. It requires only about 23 square feet of space and is the only thermoformed, completely opaque hutch designed to meet all of the fundamental calf raising requirements.
Prior to its release, many farmers resorted to wood housing to save space, which posed significant bio-security challenges. The ECO hutch eliminates these issues. It is designed for calves to seek their own ideal environment — whether that is in the sun near the entryway or in the shade near the rear of the hutch.
Has the Food and Drug Administration done enough to revise its produce safety rule?
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North Carolina can’t say it didn’t have chances. The Tar Heels had plenty of second chances on Sunday night at Wake Forest. Sometimes, they had third chances, too. And when the Tar Heels were running out of chances, and time, they nearly made the most of their dwindling opportunities. Instead, though, UNC suffered an 73-67 defeat against the Demon Deacons at Joel Coliseum. (Raleigh News & Observer)
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Eldo Zacharia
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Joined: Nov 08, 2004
Posts: 5
hi ,
I am very much new to struts ..so i have a problem compiling and building struts application .. i have followed the standard directory structure ..buti get the errors below during compilation this is the classpath i have set in the environment variable section (windows xp)
C:\j2sdk1.4.\jre\lib\rt.jar;.;C:\ProgramFiles\Tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar;.;C:\struts\jakarta-struts-1.1-b2\lib\struts.jar;.;C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\classes
and i use the following .bat file on the cmd line to complie
set cp = C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\lib\struts.jar
set cp =%cp%;C:\Program Files\Tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar
set classpath=%classpath%;cp
javac -d ..\..\..\classes *.java
Iam doing anything wrong plz let me know if iam
anyone help.
this is the output on the cmd window
C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\src\com\miniHr>set_classpath
C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\src\com\miniHr>set cp = C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\li
b\struts.jar
C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\src\com\miniHr>set cp =;C:\Program Files\Tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar
C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\src\com\miniHr>set classpath=C:\j2sdk1.4.0\jre\lib\rt.jar;.;C:\Program Fi
les\Tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar;.;C:\struts\jakarta-struts-1.1-b2\lib\struts.jar;.;C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\Min
iHr\WEB-INF\classes;cp;cp
C:\Program Files\Tomcat\webapps\MiniHr\WEB-INF\src\com\miniHr>javac -d ..\..\..\classes *.java
SearchAction.java:8: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ActionFoward
location: package action
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionFoward;
^
SearchAction.java:16: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class HttpRequest
location: class com.miniHr.SearchAction
HttpRequest request,
^
SearchAction.java:17: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class HttpResponse
location: class com.miniHr.SearchAction
HttpResponse response)throws Exception
^
SearchAction.java:14: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ActionFoward
location: class com.miniHr.SearchAction
public ActionFoward execute(ActionMapping mapping,
^
Roel De Nijs
Bartender
Joined: Jul 19, 2004
Posts: 5406
13
what do you get if you do a print of your classpath-variable after you do your initializations? e.g. with
also, i guess
has to be changed into
SCJA, SCJP (1.4 | 5.0 | 6.0), SCJD
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Ancesters of Albert Clevland Gardin
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Re: ALBERT CLEVELAND GARDIN
Posted: 22 Jul 2003 7:12PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 2 Jul 2004 1:23PM GMT
Surnames: McCanless, Lakey, Gardin, Frank
Looking for info on Alberto Gardin of McDowell Co., NC. Just discovered a bastardy bond whereby Louisa C. McCanless names Alberto Gardin the father of her illegitimate child in 1871. He paid $20/year for three years to Lou McCanless "to indemnify the county free from all charges for the maintenance of said bastard child". This child was Florence Georgia Lakey. Lou McCanless had another bastard child by Joseph H. Morrison in 1876 (this a son). Lou married John S. Lakey when Florence Georgia McCanless was 9 years old and her brother 7.
Florence Georgia Lakey was my ggrandmother so I am very much interested in discovering information regarding Alberto Gardin... parents, ethnicity, siblings, etc.
Thanks in advance for any help.
SubjectAuthorDate Posted
al gardin 26 Feb 2000 6:44AM GMT
ELIZABETH GARDIN 21 Apr 2000 10:52AM GMT
FRANCIS WAYNE GARDIN 22 Aug 2000 6:51AM GMT
smearney 11 Jun 2001 6:51PM GMT
MaryKayArmstr... 23 Jul 2003 1:12AM GMT
smearney 11 Jun 2001 6:47PM GMT
MaryKayArmstr... 22 Feb 2005 2:27AM GMT
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Rising Prices, Shrinking Delinquencies Reduce Future RMBS Losses
As home values improve and servicers continue to ramp up efforts to reduce delinquent pipelines through short sales and loan modifications, the composition of RMBS loan pools outstanding should also improve, according to ""Moody's"":http://www.moodys.com/ most recent _ResiLandscape_.
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According to analysts from Moody's, rising home prices motivate current borrowers to avoid default, and they increase the proportion of current loans with loan-to-value (LTV)ratios below 100, which are the loans that are the least likely to go incur losses.
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The higher share of current loans with lower LTVs should then prevent new defaults for 2005-2008 RMBS pools, according to Moody's.
In addition to rising prices, the analysts stated shrinking delinquent loan pipelines also work to lower future pool losses. For example, by liquidating delinquent loans through short sales rather than through foreclosure, servicers are able to reduce loss severities.
""A quickening pace of property liquidations will lower eventual pool losses because properties that spend less time in foreclosure and REO accrue fewer expenses and expose the related RMBS to lower loss severities,"" the report stated.
The steady, but slightly faster pace in which servicers are modifying loans also helps to reduce delinquencies and future loan losses, according to Moody's.
""[J]udiciously applied modifications can help to reduce loan losses because they keep cash flowing from troubled borrowers who might otherwise have stopped making payments,"" the analysts wrote.
Currently, the delinquent loan modification rate is down from its 2010 peak, but modifications have increased over the past year due to servicers offering second and third modifications, while the 12-month re-default rate on modified loans has actually gone done, Moody's reported.
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Theo Epstein: Erik Bedard ‘can go out and beat anybody’
07.31.11 at 8:25 pm ET
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CHICAGO — It came down to the wire, but the Red Sox were determined not to let the trade deadline pass without getting a deal done for a starting pitcher.
“We would not have been satisfied had we let the deadline pass without getting a starter,” Sox general manager Theo Epstein said.
And so, the Sox made a broad-based exploration of the market for starting pitchers. They checked in with the Rockies on Ubaldo Jimenez and the Dodgers on starter Hiroki Kuroda (before he invoked his no-trade clause to stop any deal that would have sent him to Boston), nearly completed a deal with the A’s to land starter Rich Harden (before the deal unraveled over medical concerns) and then, finally, zeroed in on Mariners hurler Erik Bedard as the deadline neared.
Bedard pitched poorly on Friday, allowing six runs in 1 1/3 innings in his return from a month spent on the disabled list due to a left knee strain. However, while he looked rusty with his command, he also appeared healthy, with his fastball velocity in the low-90s, consistent with what the Sox had seen while scouting him throughout the year, during which the left-hander had been quite effective.
And so, the Sox felt that based on what they’d seen from Bedard since spring training, he represented a good opportunity to bolster their rotation. He had a 4-7 record but with a 3.45 ERA in 16 starts with the Mariners this year, with 87 strikeouts and 30 walks in 91 1/3 innings. From what the Sox saw of him in May and June, the 32-year-old looked like a pitcher who, if healthy (not a fact to take for granted, given his injury history), can match up with anyone.
“[Bedard] really started to look like one of the better left-handed pitchers in the league again so we were certainly on him,” Epstein said of the scouting process that started in spring training in Arizona. “We scouted his first start back the other day in which he looked healthy. Rusty, certainly, but healthy. We thought, based on the looks from this year, his stuff was coming back, he was throwing well. He looks like someone who can really help us.
“We like the pitching that we have. We like the starting pitching that we have,” Epstein continued. “But there’s the health question mark with [Clay Buchholz], and we felt like adding another arm who, when he’s right, can go out and beat anybody, would be a really nice way to improve the club.
“We’re really glad not to get just any starting pitcher but to get somebody who’s capable of shutting down any lineup in the league when he’s right. He’s certainly capable of pitching big games for us down the stretch and somebody with enough talent to take the mound in the middle of the pennant race or in a playoff game if that opportunity presents itself.”
He has proven in the past that he can win while pitching in the American League East as a member of the Orioles for the first four full seasons of his career. In 2006 and 2007, he forged a combined 28-16 record and 3.47 ERA while striking out more than a batter an inning. That track record, Epstein suggested, represented a “one of the boxes that you try to check” in deciding whether to pursue a deal.
As for questions about whether Bedard’s personality will be a fit for both a big market and a pennant race — questions that gained volume when Bedard’s former GM, Jim Duquette, ripped the left-hander last week — Epstein said that the Sox were satisfied that Bedard will blend well into his new team.
“Maybe he lets his arm do the talking a little bit, which is fine with us,” Epstein said. “I think based on what we know about him, he’s going to fit in really well with his teammates and enjoy being a Red Sox in the middle of a pennant race. We’re looking forward to him joining this club.”
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4-year study shows consumers need more safeguards
Nearly half of Massachusetts residents have had their personal information lost or stolen as a result of about 1,800 data breaches over the past four years, according to a new report from the state’s Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation.
Banks, hospitals, and retailers exposed the personal data, such as Social Security and credit card numbers, of roughly 3.2 million consumers in Massachusetts. Most of the incidents reported to the state involved electronic information that was vulnerable because it was not properly encrypted. The data breaches, which included a combination of criminal acts and poor data management, could have put consumers at risk of identity theft or incurring fraudulent charges on credit and debit cards.
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The report, the first of its kind in Massachusetts, found the financial services industry reported the greatest number of breaches over the last four years, with 955 incidents that exposed the data of 901,156 people. The vast majority of these breaches, however, involved credit card transactions that occurred at retail establishments. The financial services institutions then reported the incidents to state officials. The health care industry, meanwhile, had 214 breaches, but they exposed more people - about 983,746. That included the loss of more than 800,000 patient records at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth in 2010.
Although state regulations require portable electronic devices to be encrypted - meaning information kept on them is protected - the report found that stolen or lost portable electronic devices usually are not secure. Of the 365 devices reported lost or stolen over the past four years, only 13 were encrypted, the state said.
“It’s taking businesses and institutions longer than we’d hope to encrypt these devices. That would certainly cut back enormously on the number of breaches where consumers data is more vulnerable,’’ said Barbara Anthony, the state’s consumer affairs and business regulation undersecretary. “Businesses, institutions, and others need to do a better job protecting the information of individuals. There is still a lot of work to be done.’’
Since 2007, businesses and groups have been required to notify the state if personal information of Massachusetts residents is lost or stolen. The rule went into effect after several high-profile data breaches, including one at TJX Cos., the Framingham retail discounter that runs T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores. Hackers allegedly stole more than 130 million credit and debit card numbers from TJX’s systems.
In 2011, businesses and organizations in Massachusetts reported 454 breaches that affected 1,008,275 residents, compared with 471 incidents in 2008 that put at risk data from about 717,053 consumers, the first full year that institutions were required to notify the state.
“This means your personal data still is at risk and you have to monitor your credit report and bills from companies to ensure there aren’t fraudulent charges,’’ said Edgar Dworsky, who runs the consumer education site ConsumerWorld.org, based in Cambridge.
In March 2010, new regulations were put in place mandating that any business or entity storing or transmitting personal information of a Massachusetts resident create a written security plan that details how that information will be protected from theft or loss.
“Breach reporting is useful. It forces breached entities to be accountable for those breaches,’’ said Beth Givens of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a California firm that keeps a database of reported data breaches. “Ideally, once an entity has experienced a breach it had to report publicly, it will put in place practices and policies to keep it from happening again.’’
Jenn Abelson can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @jennabelson.
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3. Matter is any substance that:
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6. When water boils, it is changing from one state of matter to another, from:
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7. When a physical change occurs in a substance, there is:
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8. The action of permanent haircolor is an example of a:
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9. Water (H20) is an example of a/an:
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10. Salt water and fruit salad are examples of a/an:
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11. A blended mixtue of two or more solids, liquids, or gases is a/an:
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12. Liquids that can be mixed together in any proportion without separating are:
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13. A substance that dissoves another substance to form a solution, with no change in chemical compostion, is a/an:
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14. A mixtue that must be shaken or mixed well before suing is a/an:
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15. Most of the emulsions used in a salon:
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16. Emulsions are mixtures of two or more:
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17. The head of a surfactant molecule is water-loving, or:
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18. Substances that are often used instead os ammonia in hair products because their odor is not as strong are:
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D.
19. A colorless gas with a strong odor, composed of hydrogen and nitrogen, is:
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20. In pure water, some of the molecules naturally ionize into hydrogen ions and:
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21. PH is only possible because of the ionization of:
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D.
22. The pH scale measures:
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23. Solutions with a pH below 7.0 are:
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D.
24. Alkalis have a pH above 7.0 and:
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D.
25. The average pH of hair and skin is:
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26. When a substance is combined with oxygen, the process is called:
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D.
27. The chemical reaction in which hydrogen is added to a substance is:
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B.
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D.
28. A substance that readily transmits electricity is a/an:
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B.
C.
D.
29. Rubber and silk are good:
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C.
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30. A constant electrical current traveling in one direction only is called a/an:
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31. A unit of electrical pressure is referred to as a/an:
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32. An ampere (amp) is a unit of electrical:
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B.
C.
D.
33. The amount of electrical energy that is being used in one second is measured in:
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B.
C.
D.
34. A device that automatically interrupts or shuts off an electric circuit in the event of overload is the:
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C.
D.
35. Electronic facial treatments are known as:
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B.
C.
D.
36. The positive electrode of an electrotherapy device is called a/an:
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37. In electrotherapy, the cathode is:
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38. A constant and direct current used to produce chemical effects on the tissues and fluids of the body is the:
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C.
D.
39. An alternating and interruped current used to cause muscular contractions is the:
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D.
40. An electrical current used for its heat-producing effects is the:
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41. The anode (positive electrode) of a galvanic device:
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D.
42. The cathode (negative electrode) of a galvanic device:
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C.
D.
43. The process of softening and emulsifying oil deposits and blackheads in the follicles is:
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B.
C.
D.
44. Visible light makes up _ % of natural sunlight.
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B.
C.
D.
45. Ultraviolet (UV) rays, also called cold rays or actinic rays, have short wavelengths and:
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B.
C.
D.
46. The invisible rays that produce the most heat are the:
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C.
D.
47. It is estimated that _ Americans will develop skin cancer.
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B.
C.
D.
48. "Combination light" is also known as:
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B.
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D.
49. The average distance you should place an infrared lamp from the skin is about:
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C.
D.
50. A safety precaution you should always follow with electrical equipment is to:
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D.
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Hi all,
Sorry for not being so active on Nekoware builds the last couple of weeks, but i really wanted to take part in Schleusel's and Vegac's attempts in making MPlayer just a little bit faster, so i can watch neato movie stuff on my I2 Impact ;) . It has cost me a lot of time, but boy, am i glad i spent it with them and MPlayer. I will show you what i did, so maybe you can learn from my trials of getting that app speed up it's framerate. The optimisation is not done yet, it still ongoing, and we only just begun searching out the possibilities of hardware colorspace conversion, but the methods behind the software optimisation part has now been understood. Here it comes. I hope Neko won't mind me breaking the record of longest post ever on Nekochan. Beer is in the mail, Pete :P
Since my first speedshop run, in the mplayer 1.0pre3 thread viewtopic.php?t=1374 i've read man pages of ssrun just to get myself acquainted with the most used options. Instead of 'ssrun -exp totaltime' or 'ssrun -exp usertime' i now do 'ssrun -exp fpcsampx' to get my Finegrained-ProgramCounter-SAMPling-with-4-bytes timing for all the routines which MPlayer is busy with. So lets do a standard MIPSPro 7.4.2 '-O3 -r10000 -mips4 -n32' build of MPlayer 1.0-pre4, run 'ssrun -exp fpcsampx ./mplayer' with a standard .avi file (Schleusel and i use "courtyard.avi" from a Call Of Duty Demo video (11.4MB), to be found on the net). Machine is an R10K@180MHz Origin200:
Code:
ssrun -exp fpcsampx ./mplayer -vo null -vf format=rgb24 -nosound courtyard.avi
prof -lines mplayer.fpcsampx.#
Code:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
SpeedShop profile listing generated Thu Jul 22 09:54:04 2004
prof -lines mplayer.fpcsampx.m249164
mplayer (n32): Target program
fpcsampx: Experiment name
pc,4,1000,0:cu: Marching orders
R10000 / R10010: CPU / FPU
4: Number of CPUs
180: Clock frequency (MHz.)
Experiment notes--
From file mplayer.fpcsampx.m249164:
Caliper point 0 at target begin, PID 249164
/usr1/local/everdij/MPlayer-1.0pre4/mplayer -vo null -vf format=rgb24 -nosound courtyard.avi
Caliper point 1 at exit(0)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Summary of statistical PC sampling data (fpcsampx)--
64010: Total samples
64.010: Accumulated time (secs.)
1.0: Time per sample (msecs.)
4: Sample bin width (bytes)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Function list, in descending order by time
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
[index] secs % cum.% samples function (dso: file, line)
[1] 21.754 34.0% 34.0% 21754 simple_idct_add (mplayer: simple_idct.c, 399)
[2] 20.301 31.7% 65.7% 20301 yuv2rgb_c_24_rgb (mplayer: yuv2rgb.c, 319)
[3] 4.593 7.2% 72.9% 4593 put_pixels8_c (mplayer: dsputil.c, 897)
[4] 3.701 5.8% 78.7% 3701 simple_idct_put (mplayer: simple_idct.c, 389)
[5] 2.402 3.8% 82.4% 2402 msmpeg4_decode_block (mplayer: msmpeg4.c, 1676)
[6] 1.323 2.1% 84.5% 1323 put_pixels16_xy2_c (mplayer: dsputil.c, 897)
[7] 1.214 1.9% 86.4% 1214 memset (libc.so.1: stat.c, 32; compiled in bzero.s)
and so forth.... Note the total time, which is 64 seconds. One third of the program's time is used in the InverseDiscreteCosineTransform adition, another third in the colorspace converter yuv2rgb_c_24_rgb and the rest in the rest.
So Schleusel, Vegac and me sorta divided up the tasks. Schleusel tried some optimisations flags (-IPA) and porting details, Vegac had a look at the colorspace conversion and possible OpenGL O2/ICE speedups, and i got libavcodec/simple_idct.c :) simple_idct_add is just a small routine, consisting of two parts of each 8 'for' loops, which is basically the way how a double 1D-IDCT works. First the rows are transformed, and then the colums are transformed. The fransformed values are added to the already existing image, hence 'add'. For more info, read up on IDCT:
(1) http://skal.planet-d.net/coding/dct.html
(2) http://www-vs.informatik.uni-ulm.de/bib ... paper.html
(3) http://rnvs.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/~ ... /IDCT.html
Here's the interesting part:
Code:
/* signed 16x16 -> 32 multiply add accumulate */
#define W1 22725 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W2 21407 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W3 19266 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W4 16383 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W5 12873 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W6 8867 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define W7 4520 //cos(i*M_PI/16)*sqrt(2)*(1<<14) + 0.5
#define ROW_SHIFT 11
#define COL_SHIFT 20 // 6
#define MAC16(rt, ra, rb) rt += (ra) * (rb)
/* signed 16x16 -> 32 multiply */
#define MUL16(rt, ra, rb) rt = (ra) * (rb)
static inline void idctSparseColAdd (uint8_t *dest, int line_size,
DCTELEM * col)
{
int a0, a1, a2, a3, b0, b1, b2, b3;
uint8_t *cm = cropTbl + MAX_NEG_CROP;
/* XXX: I did that only to give same values as previous code */
a0 = W4 * (col[8*0] + ((1<<(COL_SHIFT-1))/W4));
a1 = a0;
a2 = a0;
a3 = a0;
a0 += + W2*col[8*2];
a1 += + W6*col[8*2];
a2 += - W6*col[8*2];
a3 += - W2*col[8*2];
MUL16(b0, W1, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b1, W3, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b2, W5, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b3, W7, col[8*1]);
MAC16(b0, + W3, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b1, - W7, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b2, - W1, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b3, - W5, col[8*3]);
if(col[8*4]){
a0 += + W4*col[8*4];
a1 += - W4*col[8*4];
a2 += - W4*col[8*4];
a3 += + W4*col[8*4];
}
if (col[8*5]) {
MAC16(b0, + W5, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b1, - W1, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b2, + W7, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b3, + W3, col[8*5]);
}
if(col[8*6]){
a0 += + W6*col[8*6];
a1 += - W2*col[8*6];
a2 += + W2*col[8*6];
a3 += - W6*col[8*6];
}
if (col[8*7]) {
MAC16(b0, + W7, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b1, - W5, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b2, + W3, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b3, - W1, col[8*7]);
}
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a0 + b0) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a1 + b1) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a2 + b2) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a3 + b3) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a3 - b3) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a2 - b2) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a1 - b1) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a0 - b0) >> COL_SHIFT)];
}
At first glance i thought, what a lot of branches/decisions! If this routine is to become fast, it has to get rid of all those branches. Careful observing shows that the 'if' statements can be removed safely, because the condition (col[8*x]) is true when col[8*x]!=0. But if col[8*x]==0 then nothing is added or subtraced to the coefficients inside the 'if' statement anyway, so the if statement is superfluous:
Code:
if(col[8*4]){
a0 += + W4*col[8*4];
a1 += - W4*col[8*4];
a2 += - W4*col[8*4];
a3 += + W4*col[8*4];
}
if (col[8*5]) {
MAC16(b0, + W5, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b1, - W1, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b2, + W7, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b3, + W3, col[8*5]);
}
if(col[8*6]){
a0 += + W6*col[8*6];
a1 += - W2*col[8*6];
a2 += + W2*col[8*6];
a3 += - W6*col[8*6];
}
if (col[8*7]) {
MAC16(b0, + W7, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b1, - W5, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b2, + W3, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b3, - W1, col[8*7]);
}
will become:
Code:
a0 += + W4*col[8*4];
a1 += - W4*col[8*4];
a2 += - W4*col[8*4];
a3 += + W4*col[8*4];
MAC16(b0, + W5, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b1, - W1, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b2, + W7, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b3, + W3, col[8*5]);
a0 += + W6*col[8*6];
a1 += - W2*col[8*6];
a2 += + W2*col[8*6];
a3 += - W6*col[8*6];
MAC16(b0, + W7, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b1, - W5, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b2, + W3, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b3, - W1, col[8*7]);
So now i have to do more instructions, but will it weigh up to the time spent in those conditions? Answer later.
When reading (1) it becomes clear that these are indeed matrix operations of which 4 of them are so called 'rotations' which involves cosines. The cosine coefficients are all in separate '#defines' and converted to integers, so that makes this routine a 'fast-integer 1D-IDCT' Now write out all the multiplications and coefficients:
Code:
a0 = W4 * (col[8*0] + ((1<<(COL_SHIFT-1))/W4));
a1 = a0;
a2 = a0;
a3 = a0;
a0 += + W2*col[8*2];
a1 += + W6*col[8*2];
a2 += - W6*col[8*2];
a3 += - W2*col[8*2];
MUL16(b0, W1, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b1, W3, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b2, W5, col[8*1]);
MUL16(b3, W7, col[8*1]);
MAC16(b0, + W3, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b1, - W7, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b2, - W1, col[8*3]);
MAC16(b3, - W5, col[8*3]);
a0 += + W4*col[8*4];
a1 += - W4*col[8*4];
a2 += - W4*col[8*4];
a3 += + W4*col[8*4];
MAC16(b0, + W5, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b1, - W1, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b2, + W7, col[8*5]);
MAC16(b3, + W3, col[8*5]);
a0 += + W6*col[8*6];
a1 += - W2*col[8*6];
a2 += + W2*col[8*6];
a3 += - W6*col[8*6];
MAC16(b0, + W7, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b1, - W5, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b2, + W3, col[8*7]);
MAC16(b3, - W1, col[8*7]);
=
Code:
a0 = W4 * col[8*0] + (1<<(COL_SHIFT-1));
a1 = a0;
a2 = a0;
a3 = a0;
a0 += W4*col[8*4];
a1 -= W4*col[8*4];
a2 -= W4*col[8*4];
a3 += W4*col[8*4];
a0 += col[8*2]*W2;
a1 += col[8*2]*W6;
a2 -= col[8*2]*W6;
a3 -= col[8*2]*W2;
a0 += col[8*6]*W6;
a1 -= col[8*6]*w2;
a2 += col[8*6]*W2;
a3 -= col[8*6]*W6;
b0 = col[8*1]*W1;
b1 = col[8*1]*W3;
b2 = col[8*1]*W5;
b3 = col[8*1]*W7;
b0 += col[8*3]*W3;
b1 -= col[8*3]*W7;
b2 -= col[8*3]*W1;
b3 -= col[8*3]*W5;
b0 += col[8*5]*W5;
b1 -= col[8*5]*W1;
b2 += col[8*5]*W7;
b3 += col[8*5]*W3;
b0 += col[8*7]*W7;
b1 -= col[8*7]*W5;
b2 += col[8*7]*W3;
b3 -= col[8*7]*W1;
=
Code:
int d0,d2=col[8*2],d4=W4*col[8*4],d6=col[8*6];
int d1=col[8*1],d3=col[8*3],d5=col[8*5],d7=col[8*7];
a0 = W4 * col[8*0] + (1<<(COL_SHIFT-1));
a1 = a0;
a0 += d4;
a1 -= d4;
a3 = a0;
a2 = a1;
a0 += d2*W2 + d6*W6;
a1 += d2*W6 - d6*W2;
a2 +=-d2*W6 + d6*W2;
a3 +=-d2*W2 - d6*W6;
b0 = d1*W1 + d7*W7;
b3 = d1*W7 - d7*W1;
b2 = d1*W5 + d7*W3;
b1 = d1*W3 - d7*W5;
b0 += d3*W3 + d5*W5;
b3 +=-d3*W5 + d5*W3;
b1 +=-d3*W7 - d5*W1;
b2 +=-d3*W1 + d5*W7;
So after a lot of wizardry, i'm left with some fairly symmetric multiplications. Now comes the clever part. Also from (1), A multiplication of the form:
Code:
t0 = W0 * d0 + W1 * d1;
t1 = W0 * d1 - W1 * d0;
can also be written as:
Code:
int tmp = W0 * (d0 + d1);
t0 = tmp + (W1 - W0) * d1;
t1 = tmp - (W1 + W0) * d0;
which saves you one expensive multiplication per 2x2 matrix multiplication. This sort of 2x2 matrix multiplication BTW is supposed to be called a Butterfly, because of the butterfly shape of the diagrammatic form.
This is the reason why i had to get rid of those 'if' branches in the beginning. I couldn't have written out those butterflies without those pieces inside an 'if'. In this case it is worthwile, but one always has to test these things carefully.
Enter the SIMD (Single Instruction on Multiple Data) instructions on the MIPS 4 Instruction set.
Code:
madd ==> a = a + b*c
nmsub ==> a = a - b*c
These instruction perform a multiplication and addition/subtraction in one go! They are only to be found on mips4 instruction sets, so you gotta compile with -mips4 to get them. Also they are only for floats, either singles and doubles, not for integers! :(
BUT, the R10000 is a pretty nifty piece of machinery. It is blessed with both an Integer ALU and floating point ALU and can issue 2 integer ops and 1 floating point ops in one clocktick. So what if we substitute a part of the calculation with floats instead of integers? Maybe the compiler can then weave these two "threads" together, with the added bonus of 'madd'/'nmsub' instructions for the floating point part. So i devised this:
Code:
#define BUTTERFLY(t0,t1,W0,W1,d0,d1) \
do { \
int tmp = W0 * (d0 + d1); \
t0 = tmp + (W1 - W0) * d1; \
t1 = tmp - (W1 + W0) * d0; \
} while (0)
#define BUTTERFLY0(t0,t1,W0,W1,d0,d1) \
do { \
t0 = W0 * d0 + W1 * d1; \
t1 = W0 * d1 - W1 * d0; \
} while (0)
#define BUTTERFLYADD0(t0,t1,W0,W1,d0,d1)\
do { \
t0 += W0 * d0 + W1 * d1; \
t1 += W0 * d1 - W1 * d0; \
} while (0)
static inline void idctSparseColAdd (uint8_t *dest, int line_size,
DCTELEM * col)
{
int a0, a1, a2, a3;
float b0, b1, b2, b3;
uint8_t *cm = cropTbl + MAX_NEG_CROP;
int d0,d4=W4*col[8*4];
float d1=col[8*1],d3=col[8*3],d5=col[8*5],d7=col[8*7];
/* XXX: I did that only to give same values as previous code */
a0 = W4 * col[8*0] + (1<<(COL_SHIFT-1));
a1 = a0;
BUTTERFLY0(b0,b3,d1,d7,W1,W7);
a0 += d4;
a1 -= d4;
BUTTERFLY0(b2,b1,d1,d7,W5,W3);
a3 = a0;
a2 = a1;
BUTTERFLYADD0(b3,b0,d3,d5,-W5,W3);
BUTTERFLY(d0,d4,col[8*2],col[8*6],W2,W6);
BUTTERFLYADD0(b1,b2,d3,d5,-W7,-W1);
a0 += d0;
a1 += d4;
a2 -= d4;
a3 -= d0;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a0 + (int)b0) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a1 + (int)b1) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a2 + (int)b2) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a3 + (int)b3) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a3 - (int)b3) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a2 - (int)b2) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a1 - (int)b1) >> COL_SHIFT)];
dest += line_size;
dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a0 - (int)b0) >> COL_SHIFT)];
}
All the calculation involving the 'b' coefficients are floats and all the 'a's are integers. Got some temp storage variables as well, since the R10000 has a large number of registers, so this never hurts.
The BUTTERFLY0 macro is for the floats, because that gives the compiler the chance to issue the madd instructions and the normal BUTTERFLY macro is for the integers, because of the saving of one multiplication. Oh and the order of macro's for the float series (b) is independent from the integer series (a), which makes it easy for the compiler/CPU to balance the load between the two ALU's
If you look carefully look at the assembly output ('c99 -S'), you can see the weaving of instructions. First the 'old' routine:
Normal
Code:
# Program Unit: idctSparseColAdd
.ent idctSparseColAdd
idctSparseColAdd: # 0x340
.dynsym idctSparseColAdd sto_default
.frame $sp, 80, $31
# lgra_spill_temp_9 = 0
# lgra_spill_temp_10 = 8
# lgra_spill_temp_11 = 16
# lgra_spill_temp_12 = 24
# lra_spill_temp_13 = 32
# lra_spill_temp_14 = 40
# lra_spill_temp_15 = 48
# lra_spill_temp_16 = 56
# lra_spill_temp_17 = 64
# lra_spill_temp_18 = 72
.loc 1 255 1
# 251 }
# 252
# 253 static inline void idctSparseColAdd (uint8_t *dest, int line_size,
# 254 DCTELEM * col)
# 255 {
.BB1.idctSparseColAdd: # 0x340
#<freq>
#<freq> BB:1 frequency = 1.00000 (heuristic)
#<freq>
addiu $sp,$sp,-80 # [0]
sd $16,0($sp) # [1] lgra_spill_temp_9
.loc 1 265 9
# 261 a1 = a0;
# 262 a2 = a0;
# 263 a3 = a0;
# 264
# 265 a0 += + W2*col[8*2];
lh $16,32($6) # [0] id:201
addiu $10,$0,21407 # [0]
mult $16,$10 # [2]
.loc 1 266 9
# 266 a1 += + W6*col[8*2];
addiu $12,$0,8867 # [1]
.loc 1 255 1
sd $19,24($sp) # [2] lgra_spill_temp_12
.loc 1 265 9
mflo $19 # [8]
nop # [2]
nop # [2]
.loc 1 266 9
.
.
.
.loc 1 322 9
lbu $19,0($18) # [163] id:229
sra $24,$24,20 # [160]
.loc 1 323 1
# 323 }
ld $16,0($sp) # [164] lgra_spill_temp_9
.loc 1 322 9
addu $19,$19,$24 # [165]
addu $17,$17,$19 # [166]
.loc 1 323 1
ld $19,24($sp) # [165] lgra_spill_temp_12
.loc 1 322 9
lbu $17,384($17) # [168] id:230 cropTbl+0x0
sb $17,0($18) # [169] id:231
.loc 1 323 1
ld $17,8($sp) # [170] lgra_spill_temp_10
ld $18,16($sp) # [171] lgra_spill_temp_11
jr $31 # [162]
addiu $sp,$sp,80 # [162]
.end idctSparseColAdd
.section .text
171 clockticks! Because all the ops are integers, the integer ALU gets extremely busy, thereby stalling the throughput.
Optimised
Code:
# Program Unit: idctSparseColAdd
.ent idctSparseColAdd
idctSparseColAdd: # 0x200
.dynsym idctSparseColAdd sto_default
.frame $sp, 0, $31
.loc 1 204 1
# 200 }
# 201
# 202 static inline void idctSparseColAdd (uint8_t *dest, int line_size,
# 203 DCTELEM * col)
# 204 {
.BB1.idctSparseColAdd: # 0x200
#<freq>
#<freq> BB:1 frequency = 1.00000 (heuristic)
#<freq>
.loc 1 209 32
# 205 int a0, a1, a2, a3;
# 206 float b0, b1, b2, b3;
# 207 uint8_t *cm = cropTbl + MAX_NEG_CROP;
# 208 int d0,d4=W4*col[8*4];
# 209 float d1=col[8*1],d3=col[8*3],d5=col[8*5],d7=col[8*7];
lh $8,80($6) # [0] id:169
.loc 1 209 20
lh $10,48($6) # [1] id:168
.loc 1 209 32
mtc1 $8,$f0 # [2]
.loc 1 209 8
lh $12,16($6) # [2] id:167
.loc 1 209 20
mtc1 $10,$f7 # [3]
.loc 1 224 9
# 220 a3 = a0;
# 221 a2 = a1;
# 222
# 223 BUTTERFLYADD0(b3,b0,d3,d5,-W5,W3);
# 224 BUTTERFLY(d0,d4,col[8*2],col[8*6],W2,W6);
lh $1,32($6) # [3] id:172
addiu $9,$0,30274 # [1]
.loc 1 209 44
lh $11,112($6) # [4] id:170
.loc 1 209 32
cvt.s.w $f0,$f0 # [5]
.loc 1 224 9
mult $1,$9 # [5]
.loc 1 209 8
mtc1 $12,$f1 # [4]
.
subu $15,$15,$25 # [13]
.loc 1 234 9
madd.s $f9,$f9,$f0,$f6 # [18] <== Float op [18], combined with integer op [18]
.loc 1 232 9
trunc.w.s $f13,$f13 # [21]
.loc 1 217 9
subu $2,$2,$3 # [18] <== Integer op [18], combined with float op [18]
.loc 1 236 9
# 235 dest += line_size;
# 236 dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a2 + (int)b2) >> COL_SHIFT)];
mul.s $f6,$f7,$f6 # [19] <== Float op [19], combined with integer op [19]
.loc 1 217 9
lui $3,8 # [15]
addu $2,$15,$2 # [19] <== Integer op [19], combined with float op [19]
.loc 1 224 9
addu $9,$24,$9 # [18] <== Integer op [18], combined with float op [18]
.loc 1 232 9
mfc1 $7,$f13 # [23]
.loc 1 217 9
addu $2,$2,$3 # [20] <== Integer op [20], combined with float op [20]
.loc 1 236 9
nmsub.s $f6,$f6,$f0,$f11 # [20] <== Float op [20], combined with integer op [20]
.loc 1 227 9
.
lbu $8,384($8) # [48] id:193 cropTbl+0x0
.loc 1 245 9
# 245 dest += line_size;
addu $2,$5,$9 # [45]
.loc 1 244 9
sb $8,0($9) # [49] id:194
.loc 1 246 9
# 246 dest[0] = cm[dest[0] + ((a0 - (int)b0) >> COL_SHIFT)];
subu $4,$6,$7 # [46]
lbu $3,0($2) # [50] id:195
sra $4,$4,20 # [47]
addu $3,$3,$4 # [52]
addu $1,$1,$3 # [53]
lbu $1,384($1) # [54] id:196 cropTbl+0x0
.loc 1 247 1
# 247 }
jr $31 # [48]
.loc 1 246 9
sb $1,0($2) # [55] id:197
.end idctSparseColAdd
.section .text
.align 6
Tadaaa, 55 ticks! Amazing what a little software pipelining can do for your code!
Running speedshop again proves it:
Code:
Summary of statistical PC sampling data (fpcsampx)--
49298: Total samples
49.298: Accumulated time (secs.)
1.0: Time per sample (msecs.)
4: Sample bin width (bytes)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Function list, in descending order by time
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
[index] secs % cum.% samples function (dso: file, line)
[1] 20.239 41.1% 41.1% 20239 yuv2rgb_c_24_rgb (mplayer: yuv2rgb.c, 319)
[2] 7.177 14.6% 55.6% 7177 idctSparseColAdd (mplayer: simple_idct.c, 209)
[3] 4.454 9.0% 64.6% 4454 put_pixels8_c (mplayer: dsputil.c, 897)
[4] 2.382 4.8% 69.5% 2382 msmpeg4_decode_block (mplayer: msmpeg4.c, 1676)
[5] 1.948 4.0% 73.4% 1948 idctRowCondDC (mplayer: simple_idct.c, 104)
[6] 1.551 3.1% 76.6% 1551 simple_idct_put (mplayer: simple_idct.c, 313)
[7] 1.301 2.6% 79.2% 1301 put_pixels16_xy2_c (mplayer: dsputil.c, 897)
IDCT is a bit more scattered now, three routines instead of one, but added up (idctSparseColAdd +idctRowCondDC + simple_idct_put) gives 21.7% which is half the time of yuv2rgb_c_24_rgb(41.1%). Compared that with the starting speedshop run, this is a 50% reduction in time spent in IDCT! Looking at the total times. 64.0 versus 49.3 seconds is 23% speedup of the app. Whoa! Granted, it's only for this .avi file and this specific IDCT. Other codecs need other routines, but it's a start.
Well, hope you have read through it and picked up some ideas. Next time i'll be looking at yuv2rgb.c software wise.
The patch for libavcodec/simple_idct.c is now living at http://www.mechanics.citg.tudelft.nl/~e ... pre4.patch get it and try it. Schleusel and i will try to pester MPlayer CVS guru's to get us some libavcodec/mips subdirectory where we can store this.
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The MIPS CPU architecture is a pretty awesome piece of engineering when programmed correctly - this just goes to show it!
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Sheer genius! -- I'm envious of your talent and time. :)
Thanks for sharing, there's more than a few good optimization tips there!
Also, don't let this good programming get lost! Build a super nekoware mplayer when you are through (patches and all)!
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Damn that's cool. I read the whole thing, and I have to say I am very impressed. Go go go for the mplayer optimisation boys!
Shame I still have no TRAM for my Octane... but then I don't play movies on it. I play them on my old crappy 366 MHz PII Laptop (the FAMOUS one), and in general I have to say that mplayer is one awesome piece of software.
Keep at it guys.
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dex and I have both begun messing with yuv2rgb as well. He managed a couple percentage speed up on it, and I managed a few more percentage on top of that. Slowly but surely this beast is speeding up.
A side-note, when running with the gl2 video output, CRM and GL calls are actually the slowest piece of software at this point...of course this means we need to find ways around this - presumably an optimized 32bit RGBA conversion (currently we've been focusing on 24bit yuv to rgb conversion) would allow O2 to take the textures in native format and not have to convert them each frame...
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...congratullations Dexter1 and Vegac!, very impressive optimization work!; I'm a lot sure that with the help and investigations of both, the maximum performance level for MPlayer can be achieved on MIPS.
Very anxious to try the NekoWare MPlayer as soon as possible.
...Keep on the good work, both! \;)/
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great idea!!
especially the yuv2rgb is one of the top 3 slowdowns.
i'm anxious, too!
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I vote this the most exciting thread!
Maybe I can write a simple Motif front-end for the final product....hmmm
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I vote this the most exciting thread!
Completely agree with you, Squeen! ;)
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Maybe I can write a simple Motif front-end for the final product....hmmm
...Oh yeah!, a nice GUI could be really great! \:D/
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Beer is in the mail, Pete :P
I should be buying the beer for all this hard work. Incredible job guys - I can't wait to give it a try.
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I vote this the most exciting thread!
Maybe I can write a simple Motif front-end for the final product....hmmm
There is a gui for mplayer but you need to specify it during compiling by using --enable-gui during ./configure. Then, to turn on GUI mode, you have to execute the gmplayer binary. It uses gtk+ 1.2 from what i recall.
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Awesome work!
You should get ahold of Brandon to see if he has any hardware colorspace conversion suggestions. I recall he spent a lot of time and research working on that component of his IRIX DivX player.
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So this morning I began a CRM optimized video out plugin for mplayer...
A test movie we've been using (640x480, courtyard.avi from Call of Duty) went from playing in 49 seconds, to 29 seconds - a 20 second speedup!
I need to borrow a bit from lewis' plugin and multithread it - that should make it a good bit faster (hopefully keeping from waiting on the glDrawPixels etc. calls as much). It's far from finished, it only seems to work on O2's as it uses the YCrCb_422_SGIX pixel type. So hey, atleast those of us with O2's may get a speedup, right?
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Beautiful stuff, dexter!
Vegac, I wouldn't really sweat the pthreads for O2s - glDrawPixels() is very fast.
Gonna go apply that IDCT patch to my source tree - I'll probably be able to play DVDs at full speed, finally!
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Awesome work guys, very fantastic thread.
Now we just need to search that individual that gets all those win codecs running :twisted: :twisted:
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Just took the NCLEX yesterday! Super nervous..did the PVT trick.. got the good popup!
However, I went to school in Florida and all my classmates that took it were able to look at the Dept Of Health website for FL and see that they passed already without Pearson even posting it. Does Illinois have something similar? I keep checking CTS website but it doesn't give me the pass/fail yet.
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No, in Illinois you have to wait until the state mails you your letter, which then you send the bottom half of the letter and a $50 check back to the state. Then after about a week, your name will appear on the Illinois Dept of Financial and Professional Regulation website. A few days after that, you will receive your actual license in the mail. It's quite the process here. Each state is a little different.
The only way I found out about passing NCLEX officially was to pay the $7.95 on the Pearson Vue website exactly 48 hours after my appt for the NCLEX. Good luck! The pop up sounds promising so I'm sure you passed
*also, just a note... when you do sent the bottom half of the letter and the $50 check, send it back to the state Certified Mail. That way, in case the mail loses it, you have the receipt saying you sent it.
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Also, send a money order with your application to the state. I've heard that speeds up the process too since they don't have to wait for a personal check to clear. Congrats!
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Thanks for the input girls I decided to do quick results and I passed!!!!
As soon as I get my RN # I'm job hunting, hopefully it isn't too brutal out there!!
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How long did it take you to get the letter in the mail ?
8. 0
It took about a week or so and then about another week until my name was on the BON website.
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Okay thank you also, on the cts website it says "incomplete for license" does it say that until you pay the $50 application or should I call cts?
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What is CTS?
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Quote from PinkNBlue
What is CTS?
I don't know when you took the nclex in Illinois but now you have to send your application to CTS (continental test services) and wait for them to approve everything before you can make an appointment with Pearson vue. Anyway, I looked at my status today and it says exam: pass so they should be sending me my pass letter soon (cts sends them out)
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Oh yes, I didn't ever hear it as CTS (just called it Continental) so it confused me There are so many steps it's ridiculous. Hoping you get your letter soon!
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Description
Sample from song Calinda, by Ritmo-Dynamic. Rate!!!
Category
Electronica
Tags
boca,
calinda,
dynamic
Filesize
455kB
Uploaded
08.02.12
zCode
41418063
Uploaded by
DjXzb
Gender:
Male
Age:
24
Country:
Mexico
I have to find u, tell u I need u, tell u I set u apart...
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Climbing Gear > Climbing Shoes > Climbing Shoes - Men's
Five Ten Siren
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tyrabankruptcy:
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500daysofevilexes:
yaoifight:
This is your child before and after one year of exposure to a new street drug knows as “The Animes.” Police forces are still researching the sources of this substance, but it is known to be very addictive and its side effects are nearly irreversible.
Signs that your child may be under the influence of “The Animes” include:
• making an account on deviantART.com - While it appears innocent, this website is actually a black market for different types of “The Animes.” It contains the highest concentration of animes abusers worldwide.
• changing their typing habits - If your Honors student starts typing sentences that substitute “teh” for “the” or uses asterisks for actions (i.e., *noms on you XD*) or starts adding -chan to the end of names, “The Animes” have most likely gotten to a near-irreversible state that requires years of therapy.
• a sudden interest in Top Ramen - In it’s early stages, your child or loved one may request to eat instant ramen noodles up to a few times a week. At this stage, it is still possible to fix some of the damage “The Animes” have caused. However, if they begin using chopsticks with every meal, you may have no choice but to lock them in their room and confiscate all Hot Topic products.
For more information on how to protect your child from the evils of “The Animes,” please visit www.theanimesawarenessfoundation.org or call us toll free at 1-800-HOT-YAOIZ
95% of you won’t want this on your blog. Reblog if you’re the 5% who care about the victims of The Animes.
I’m not afraid to admit… I was once under the influence of The Animes. Please reblog this so people can learn to live barely active, nearly healthy lives again, like me.
I too was once addicted to anime…..
I am still a victim… please help…
1. Camera: Olympus FE4020,X940
2. Aperture: f/2.6
3. Exposure: 1/25th
4. Focal Length: 4mm
(Source: evillaughing)
Why didn’t the US have a lot of that stuff…I see one thing in this pic that I was able to own as a child…
(Source: milkypoo)
OMG GIMMIE!!!
OMG GIMMIE!!!
(Source: lightbrassiere)
OMG really?!
(Source: the-pyroveride)
cuteness overload - Imgur
Not sure if I have the hang of this damn site or not… DAMN It … tumblr why you no JenJen friendly?
awkwardsonicphotos:
Accurate.
OMG really…. REALLY …. wtf world… awkwardsonicphotos:
Accurate.
OMG really…. REALLY …. wtf world…
awkwardsonicphotos:
Accurate.
OMG really…. REALLY …. wtf world…
(Source: urserlicious)
XD
XD
I c U!
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These guns are inexpensive.
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They are generally capable of better accuracy than the people shooting them.
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Antonella knitted-cotton top
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• Editors' Notes
• CFDA-winning label The Row creates simple, high-quality designs from luxurious fabrics. With a semi-fitted cut this black knitted-cotton top is a classic style. Wear it with this season's essential white pants for an elegant take on monochrome.
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• Details
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Product code: 348479 - Need help? Contact us
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Yahoo! can! help! jail! Chinese! dissidents!
Chinese journalists still in jail
Providing a secure and efficient Helpdesk
Yahoo! has avoided prosecution for grassing up a dissident journalist in China because of a lack of evidence.
The Hong Kong Office of the Information Commissioner reported yesterday that its investigation of Yahoo! Hong Kong Limited could go no further.
Journalist Shi Tao was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2005 with the help of evidence supplied by Yahoo! He had shared an email with foreign colleagues that contained details of a Chinese government request for reports of the 15th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre to be censored.
Roderick Woo, the Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner, had been investigating whether Yahoo! had broken privacy laws by handing over Shi Tao's details at the request of the Chinese authorities.
However, Woo could not decide whether the case was in his jurisdiction. Yahoo! China might be owned by Yahoo! Hong Kong Limited, but collection, holding, processing and use Shi Tao's data all occurred within the borders of the People's Republic of China.
The investigation was also hampered by a lack of evidence from Shi Tao, who is in a Chinese jail.
Human Rights Watch has criticised Yahoo! for assisting in the prosecution of four critics of the Chinese government: "Shi Tao, Li Hi, Chiang Tijuana, and Wang Seasoning."
The campaign group has reported that Yahoo! claimed it had only been complying with local law.
Yahoo said in a statement: "Yahoo! Hong Kong Limited ('Yahoo! Hong Kong') acknowledges the result of the investigation carried out by the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data with respect to the disclosure of email subscriber's information to PRC Law Enforcement Agency, which creates the opinion that there has been no contravention of the requirements of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance by the company.
"Yahoo! Hong Kong maintains a high quality online environment for our users and takes user privacy very seriously. We constantly listen to feedback from our users to improve the quality of our services," it added. ®
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St. Peter's Old-Style Porter - St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd
Not Rated.
St. Peter's Old-Style PorterSt. Peter's Old-Style Porter
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse.
BA SCORE
87
very good
538 Ratings
THE BROS
92
outstanding
(view ratings)
Ratings: 538
Reviews: 365
rAvg: 3.85
pDev: 13.25%
Wants: 18
Gots: 16 | FT: 0
Brewed by:
St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd visit their website
United Kingdom (England)
Style | ABV
English Porter | 5.10% ABV
Availability: Year-round
Notes/Commercial Description:
No notes at this time.
(Beer added by: BeerAdvocate on 04-16-2002)
Beer: Ratings & Reviews
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
Beerlover, Mar 15, 2014
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4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
poskok, Mar 14, 2014
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
Ewhite2121, Mar 03, 2014
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4.75/5 rDev +23.4%
bunta, Feb 28, 2014
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
EdmundBlackadder, Feb 15, 2014
Photo of Geert
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
Geert, Feb 02, 2014
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4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
BarleyBeatsGrapes, Feb 02, 2014
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
jaydoc, Jan 25, 2014
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
jwps214, Jan 25, 2014
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
leansean88, Jan 24, 2014
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4.4/5 rDev +14.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
A: Black with a brown head.
S: Roasty, sweet malt, chocolate, coffee, smells good.
T: Taste is the same, but better. It's very flavorful, and the nose was quite dull, comparatively.
M: Very full bodied. Very smooth.
O: A damn fine porter. This beer made me fall in love with the brewery, and I've tried almost everything of their that I can get my hands on.
BierJager89, Jan 21, 2014
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
sriq, Jan 19, 2014
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2.75/5 rDev -28.6%
Kerne, Jan 19, 2014
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
magine, Jan 18, 2014
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
cd_beer_disapear, Jan 08, 2014
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4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
Rumlibeers, Jan 03, 2014
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4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
SimonTHGolfer, Dec 30, 2013
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
apasternak, Dec 25, 2013
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
jonaspb, Dec 17, 2013
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4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
bcgill, Dec 13, 2013
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
BillRoth, Dec 07, 2013
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
ujsplace, Dec 06, 2013
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5/5 rDev +29.9%
RochefortChris, Dec 04, 2013
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4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
Bear1964, Dec 01, 2013
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
safaricook, Nov 25, 2013
St. Peter's Old-Style Porter from St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd
87 out of 100 based on 538 ratings.
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ATLANTIC BEACH, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — A tugboat sank along the Long Island shoreline for the second time in three days Wednesday.
The Coast Guard learned around 3 p.m. that the tugboat “Sea Lion” was taking on water.
“There was a mayday issued. And once you hear the mayday issued that means the boat is going under,” said Bjoern Kils, who was doing commercial work nearby when he heard the call on the radio.
As CBS 2’s Hazel Sanchez reported, Kils and his team pulled two of the tugboat crew members from the frigid waters off Atlantic Beach. The Coast Guard rescued the other two crew members.
Kils said his crew rushed to the mariners’ aid after hearing he coast guard calling out the distressed boat’s coordinates. About an hour later, the boat was gone, Sanchez reported.
“As we pulled up to the boat the tugboat was maybe two feet of the boat left. Just the bow sticking out and the guy was laying on top as the boat went under him,” said Kils.
The mariners were medically evacuated and transferred to an EMS team standing by at the Atlantic Beach bridge, the Coast Guard said.
One of the mariners was reported as having serious injuries, according to the Coast Guard.
The towing vessel was crossing the New York Harbor at the time of the incident. No oil leaks or environmental damage was reported.
The incident happened just two days after another tugboat sank after losing control of a barge it was towing off Atlantic Beach.
The tugboat, “Pushy,” and the 125-foot deck barge it was towing separated “following an interaction with a large swell” around 7:35 p.m. Monday, the Coast Guard said.
The tugboat sank and the barge, which was carrying construction equipment, ended up on the beach at Silver Point County Park, the Coast Guard said.
A mariner aboard Pushy at the time of the incident was rescued by a New York police helicopter.
The incident Wednesday was not related to the earlier barge incident, the Coast Guard said.
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Posted 2/5/2013 at 2:05 PM by Kathy
I have always been very happy with any order I have placed with Ornament Shop. Quality, shipping and selection have all been very satisfactory. I always come back every year.
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Order Take Out Christmas Ornaments
Personalized Christmas Ornament
$10.95
SKU: KA12061
WHEN IN DOUBT...ORDER TAKE OUT! is permanently on this ornament. Feel like cooking? No! Feel like dressing up to go to a restaurant? No! Feel like eating at home? Yes! Grab that carry out menu and pick up the phone. Whether you pick it up or have it delivered, take out from your favorite restaurant is the perfect answer to your dining dilemma. Our brown Take Out bag is made of resin and is a sure sign that the kids will love what's for dinner tonight! A fun ornament gift for a bachelor who lives on his own and isn't much of a cook for one. Our personalized take out ornament can represent your favorite Chinese restaurant, Italian restaurant, French restuarant or good old American restaurant.
Dimensions: 1 1/2" x 3 1/2"
Material: Resin
NOTE: This is not a toy. It is not suitable for children to play with.
Ornaments shown on our site are personalized, as examples only, so you can see where we put the words/names you give us. Some ornaments allow you to select hair or uniform color. If there is no color choice, it is not available on that particular ornament. We will do everything possible to catch any mistakes in spelling, etc., but are not responsible if we do as you request, and it is then not correct. The ornament you see above is the way it will look when you get it, except for the personalizing instructions you give us and any optional attributes you select.
I am committed to delivering our customers the greatest selection of unique, personalized Christmas ornaments and gifts on the internet! We have over 5000 Christmas ornaments to choose from, each personalized with a name or special greeting from you!
Sincerely, Dianne Weller — Owner, Ornamentshop.com
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12/29/2013 -"I am very pleased with this purchase. I love to give them to each of my family members to commemorate something that is important to them for that year. I would highly recommend this vendor and will continue to purchase from them in the future. David L."
7/5/2014 -"I love it. I can order all my family, children and grandchildren the ornament or ornaments that pertain to them and them alone. They will have them forever to remember me by. On my tree for now but theirs soon enough. Anonymous Respondent"
11/18/2013 -"Hello Miss Debbie: I cannot tell you how thrilled I am with the new ornaments...I just LOVE them! Thank you so much for working with me on this order. Our clients will love them even more than I do. You are going to make my realtors look really good to their customers! I don't know how you turned the order around so quickly but I sure appreciate the excellent effort on our behalf! In a world of so-so customer service, it is truly refreshing to have an outstanding experience. All the best to you and all your artists...let's do this again next year! Fondly, Linda P. "
12/29/2013 -"Service was excellent, and the ornaments are outstanding, especially how they are creatively personalized. The road worker and the nutcracker character, Clara, were the BEST! There is so much detail on all of them, but these were most outstanding. I will be reordering the road worker because Tristan was so thrilled with it, he wanted to show his Papa , who was outside. It broke. We glued it, but I will buy another one to keep indoors! Nancy D."
12/31/2013 -"Wonderful ornaments personalized with names. Everything was perfect, shipping was fast and on time as promised. Jennifer L"
8/10/2014 -"Although there was a problem initially placing the order because of a technical issue online, their team worked to fix it, communicated with me during the process, and insured that I received the discount that had expired because of the problem. I love this company and their ornaments are works of art! Mary Ellen D."
8/18/2014 -"Love it. Been buying ornaments for years. Simply beautiful ornaments. Julia P."
12/20/2013 -"Fantastic ornaments, easy ordering, fast shipping. The ornaments are the perfect size, seem to be great weight and quality, no chips or breaks. If the lettering is by hand - great work to whoever that was on our order! Thanks for the great service and experience we will recommend you to others! Merry Christmas! Matthew S."
8/21/2014 -"Hi All, I wanted to thank you for your wonderful customer service. I received my new ornament today an it’s perfect! I've been ordering from you for a few years now and I love that I can review past orders. It helps prevent me from getting duplicates from previous years, lol. Thanks again I look forward to ordering from you in the future. Katie T."
8/7/2014 -"Christmas for me always comes in early August after I've received the box of ornaments I ordered from you! I go to my bedroom, close the door - and secretly unwrap each and every one of them... oohing and ahhing at how stinking cute they are! You guys do such a wonderful job! The personalization is always perfect! I can hardly wait to see the faces of our kids and grand kids when they get their 2014 ornaments. Thank you Debbie for always being such a help in answering any of my questions! After all these years of shopping with you, I feel like you're more of a friend than a customer service person! Bless you! I hope each of you at the OrnamentShop has a great Christmas! Jana R."
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"Starsky and Hutch"
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9/14/2011 6:00 AM PDT BY TMZ STAFF
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Paul Michael Glaser, the actor who became famous playing Starsky in the iconic TV series, "Starsky and Hutch," has been accused by his ex-wife of blowing a fortune on golf while refusing to kick in his share of his daughter's tuition.
According to legal docs obtained by TMZ, Glaser has refused to pay 1/2 of his 16-year-old daughter's tuition for private school ... Paul's share is just shy of $11,000 a year.
Paul's ex, Tracy Glaser, says he has refused to ante up. Paul has argued the court excused him from having to pay, but she says that's b.s.
And Tracy says, Paul is more than able to pay his share, noting that in a recent 6-month period, he spent $12,800 on golf.
And, what further infuriates Tracy is that Paul's lawyer told the judge he would have to spend more than $7,000 in attorney's fees defending this claim. So she says why not use that money to pay for his daughter's education.
Glaser's lawyer had no comment.
45 COMMENTS
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1.
The Fame Whore
She's making the decision to place their daughter in an expensive private school, not him. Unless he agreed to pay for private school tuition in their divorce settlement, he shouldn't have to pay half.
Unless he's not paying his child support payments and it was part of their agreement that he would pay half of a private school education, she has no business taking him to court over this. She's wasting money and the court's time.
1134 days ago
2.
Brenda
There's always public school.....but don't let that slacker get away with it.
1134 days ago
3.
Rogue Warrior
Imagine that, another single women wanting MORE MONEY! That can't be.................
1134 days ago
4.
phyuck
He's a bum. He has to have a judge to tell him to help pay for his daughter's education? Really? Even if he didn't have to pay why in the hell would he do that to his daughter. What a s***bag.
1134 days ago
5.
John
its his money and he can do whatever he wants with it... Unless the court ordered this before hand and sounds like they didn't, She has no right to even talk **** about him.
If she want's the brat in a special school then she can flip the bill. We pay for schools under our taxes so he has already paid for school for her.
1134 days ago
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THE HEISS
He probably can't really afford it. I don't think he has made a lot of money since Starsky & Hutch . If he CAN afford it he should help pay. It does sound like he is spending some $$ on playin golf,so I would think his daughters education is a little more important.
1134 days ago
7.
AntiSocialForum.com
When does the gravy train dry up for all these gold digging whores?
1134 days ago
8.
Whamo
What they DON"T tell you is that the guy probably already pays 5K a month and she wants more, more, more becasue men are nothing more than wallets to SOME women!
meanwhile the blood sucking lawyer just put a new bathroom in his kick ass house that misery built!
1134 days ago
9.
spyke
This is why I am against child support. If he were not being soaked for a fortune in "child support" payments he would probably be thrilled to kick in for his daughter's expenses. Child support is just a scorned ex tax.
1134 days ago
10.
Me
The court "excused him"? Was that like the judge writing a letter to the school, saying, "Dear x: Please excuse Paul from paying?"
1134 days ago
11.
tammyf
Why does the girl need a private school in the first place.It's not like her dad is a well known actor anymore, make her live in the real world, they don't have private jobs in her future so why do private schools for her to learn the real life .Well its obvious the mother was in it for the money in the first place...I'm a female and yet I can see why men complain, to me if you want the full custody then cough up the higher expense of it all..I do w/ all my kids...
1134 days ago
12.
rsmik
Private school is for mom, not daughter, because mom needs to keep up with the neighbors
1134 days ago
13.
Different Rules Apply
More spoiled rich squabbling over 10's of thousands of dollars... come live in the real world for a change, then I might consider some kind of sympathy. Disgusting how greedy this country is.
1134 days ago
14.
Tammy
If he's paying child support, and I think the ex would let the world know if he wasn't, then the cost of private school is her problem as it was probably her decision alone.
1134 days ago
15.
HMMMM
If true, this guy should be ashamed. The mother too. There are cheaper schools out there. If you produce children, support them
1134 days ago
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disaacs wrote:
Kellerman wrote:
thestonedkoala wrote:
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Something tells me Welker will be half the player he is outside of NE. He is in the perfect situation there.
Why do people keep coming up with that line? The guy killed the Patriots when he was on the Dolphins. You know why the Patriots gave up a 2nd for him? Because he was that good.
Because it's true. Playing with Tom Brady as your QB, and guys like Randy Moss or Gronkowski to help carry the load makes a huge difference.
In his first year with the Patriots he had more production than the 4 years before that. The guy can obviously play, and I'm sure he would be a starting slot reciever for most other teams as well, but let's not pretend he's automatically a 1,000 yard reciever outside New England.
Wes Welker will be 32 years old next year. What would be the point of signing a 32-yr old slot receiver?
I'm actually against signing Welker, period.
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Harvin is already a better WR than Welker and Welker has never shown anything outside of being a good slot WR. Simply, he offers nothing to this team.
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Schwartz was subbed in for Fusco against the Redskins. Both have mostly played on the right side.
I realize this, but I think either could easily make the switch to LG.
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Schwartz was subbed in for Fusco against the Redskins. Both have mostly played on the right side.
I realize this, but I think either could easily make the switch to LG.
Possibly, but you have to wonder why they took Fusco out and not Johnson. Johnson is probably playing better football, but he has limited upside.
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Klomp wrote:
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Schwartz was subbed in for Fusco against the Redskins. Both have mostly played on the right side.
I realize this, but I think either could easily make the switch to LG.
Possibly, but you have to wonder why they took Fusco out and not Johnson. Johnson is probably playing better football, but he has limited upside.
well, this coaching staff showed us last year they do not really care about testing out or developing players in game. If Schwartz comes in, it will be to replace the weak link.
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A few days after saying they would like to see Brandon Fusco play with more confidence, the Vikings provided the second-year right guard with some potential motivation to clean up his uneven performance and got veteran Geoff Schwartz his first work of the regular season.
Schwartz, who signed a one-year, $700,000 free-agent deal with the Vikings during the offseason, played two series Sunday in place of Fusco. He entered in the second quarter and again in the third.
It was Schwartz's first regular-season action since 2010. He spent all of last season on injured reserve with the Carolina Panthers because of an issue with his right hip. Schwartz missed much of training camp and all of the preseason this year after having sports hernia surgery.
"We wanted to be able to take a look at Geoff and get him some game action and (Sunday) allowed us to do that," Frazier said. "We want to be able to do that periodically. We felt like that was a good game to do it. It worked out pretty good. I think he had 11 snaps. We got some good game-action tape that we weren't able to get in the preseason to evaluate him and we'll see where it goes from there."
Frazier said Schwartz, who is in his fourth NFL season, did a good job.
"Good enough where we feel comfortable, if something were to happen, we could get him in there," Frazier said. "Some other things we want to be able to see from him, but we're going to continue to evaluate it as we go forward."
Frazier made no promises about when Schwartz might get more reps.
"I'd been down for so long, I was glad to just finally get back on the field," Schwartz said. "That was more of a concern for me than not playing right away. ... I thought my second series was better than the first one, so going forward, I have things to work on. But I do have some film and we'll just go from there."
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Kellerman wrote:
In his first year with the Patriots he had more production than the 4 years before that. The guy can obviously play, and I'm sure he would be a starting slot reciever for most other teams as well, but let's not pretend he's automatically a 1,000 yard reciever outside New England.
Yes, because he had stellar quarterbacks before the Patriots! Joey Harrington being even better than Brady! He is one of the better possession receivers.
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thestonedkoala wrote:
Kellerman wrote:
In his first year with the Patriots he had more production than the 4 years before that. The guy can obviously play, and I'm sure he would be a starting slot reciever for most other teams as well, but let's not pretend he's automatically a 1,000 yard reciever outside New England.
Yes, because he had stellar quarterbacks before the Patriots! Joey Harrington being even better than Brady! He is one of the better possession receivers.
So you're saying QB play does influence his performance? Laughing
Like I said, I'm not saying he isn't good. He just isn't going to be as good with another team.
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"Big Mama" is track #5 on the album 10. It was written by Simmons, Charles B./hawes, Bruce/jefferson, Joseph B./smith, James Todd/curry, Mark/woolfolk, Joe.
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Yeah, this one's dedicated, to my grandmother
And your grandmother
It's all love, let's not forget who raised us, word up
Big mama, my grandmother, my main girl
I love you much more than this scandalous world
As a young boy you gave me whoopings to save my life
Cursed me out, to keep me out the streets at night
'Cause my momma had me when she was young
So you took on the responsibility to raise your grandson
You taught me if a task is once begun, Todd
Never leave it 'til it's done, Todd
Be thy labor great or small Todd
Do it well or not at all, God
Big mama, my blood is your blood
When the whole world's against me, I know I got your love
If I was in a cell for the rest of my life
I know I'd hear your prayers in the middle of the night
Used to sit me on your lap and teach me mother wit
Early Sunday morning for them salmon and grits
I love you baby, you the one and only, that's a fact
'Til death do us part, I'ma always have your back
You beefed 'cause you heard that I was cursin' in my raps
Eighty-six, still you wanna run and get the straps
I love you, I promise you I care for you deep
'Cause when I had bronchitis you would rock me to sleep
Rub me down with green alcohol
Little brown-skinned lady 'bout five feet tall, big mama
Early one Sunday morning
Breakfast was on the table
(You gave me unconditional love)
There was no time to eat, she said to me
"Boy hurry to Sunday school"
(You gave me unconditional love)
I remember when you told me certain friends wasn't real
I didn't wanna listen, I swore I knew the deal
Come to find out, everything you said was true
Who I end up goin' to for advice? You
I love you, that's why you got nurses and maids
Ever since I got paid, you ain't never been afraid
That's granddaddy wife, she taught me how to think
How to navigate through life, you made the sacrifice
You kept on livin', 'cause when my granddaddy died
It took all your might, but you ain't quit on life
We took trips down south, biscuits and chicken
Me you granddad and Alison, trippin'
Remember, you used to pick me up from junior high
And classmates laughed when the Buick rolled by
Remember, I pulled my privates out in class
And from farmers to Dunkirk you straight whooped my
The best cookin' a man could ever taste
It's written in my heart, it can never be erased
Thank you so much, you taught me well
How to not get souped up, because I'm LL
How to walk the street, and hold my head real high
How to live with Christ and not be afraid to die
We sipped daiquiris, but you never told moms
We even shared beers, big mama my dear
A toast to the woman that raised a man
In popular demand all across the land
You're my lawyer, my teacher, my doctor, my friend
My mother, my father, you with me 'til the end
I love you, I mean that from the bottom of my heart
That's the reason why my record's Number 1 on the charts
I'ma tell it like it is, I love you forever
Dead or alive, we'll always be together
Big mama I love you
Early one Sunday morning
Breakfast was on the table
(You gave me unconditional love)
There was no time to eat, she said to me
"Boy hurry to Sunday school"
(You gave me unconditional love)
I dedicate this to the big mama's everywhere
The ones who raised us, when nobody else was there
The ones who held us and told us it'll be alright
When gunshots was goin' off every night
Taught us how to lock the door and check the peephole
And how to swallow Vicks when we had a chest cold
How to stay proud, and represent hard
Eat plenty baby, but first say grace for God
Big mama, I'ma miss you
When one of us leave this earth
But baby for what it's worth, I love you since the date of my birth
And if it wasn't for my children, I would wanna go first
You're the reason I'm the man I am today
The inspiration, for me to be LL Cool J
When you told me "Knock 'em out"
I brought you home a Grammy
I learned to be tough from big mama and aunt Cammy
A black man that was raised by black women
On tour, sippin' your special honey and lemon
You told me, gargle with vinegar water and salt
The concert was hot, thanks to your support
Girl, you're the one I love
Whether right here with me or smilin' from up above
Trouble or no trouble, you always had my back
So I had to let you know your son appreciates that, big mama
Early one Sunday morning
Breakfast was on the table
(You gave me unconditional love)
There was no time to eat, she said to me
"Boy hurry to Sunday school"
(You gave me unconditional love)
Early one Sunday morning
Breakfast was on the table
(Unconditional love)
There was no time to eat, she said to me
"Boy hurry to Sunday school"
(You always gave me unconditional love)
Yeah
Songwriters
SIMMONS, CHARLES B./HAWES, BRUCE/JEFFERSON, JOSEPH B./SMITH, JAMES TODD/CURRY, MARK/WOOLFOLK, JOE
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Rory O’Connor: Traditional media companies cling to their brands at their peril
What’s in a name? Not enough to guarantee you’ll survive this messy media revolution, author Rory O’Connor says in his new book.
Rory O'Connor “If everybody’s a brand then arguably nothing is brand.”
That’s journalist and author Rory O’Connor’s nice way of telling big, traditional media companies that clinging to the power of their brands isn’t necessarily going to keep them afloat. As the lines between big brands, microbrands and personal brands keep blurring, O’Connor says expectations about brand value are changing.
“The very notion of what a brand is is being radically stretched,” O’Connor told me. “We’re in an age where we’re all told that we have to create our personal brand… so we have to begin to question what that very word ‘brand’ means. It meant something large and rather expansive, and I think we’re moving away from that.”
In his new book, Friends, Followers and the Future, O’Connor explores the intersection of social media, politics, traditional media and big brands. At one point, he details Google chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt’s controversial 2008 comments about the Internet as a cesspool where lies thrive like bacteria, and brands serve to “sort out the cesspool.”
“People like Eric Schmidt, they’re clinging to brand power as the solution,” O’Connor told me. “That the Internet is a cesspool of information is so wrongheaded as to be laughable. To say the Internet is a cesspool of information is like saying you can’t trust the telephone system because people tell lies over it. It’s just the medium. The people who are legacy media who are clinging to this idea that brands are how you sort out this cesspool, as Eric Schmidt put it, are exhibiting all of the foresight of an ostrich.”
Schmidt’s not alone. O’Connor says he got a similarly brand-oriented response when he interviewed Paul Slavin, former senior vice president of the digital operation at ABC News.
“Paul Slavin, I asked him, I thought, a very point-blank question: ‘Why should people trust ABC News?'” O’Connor said. “He was flabbergasted. He was almost speechless. He took it as some pejorative attack. After he stopped sputtering he said, ‘Because we’re ABC News.'”
I asked Slavin about the exchange, and he said that he still believes “big brands are enhanced in this period” of media uncertainty. (Also: “As a rule, I don’t sputter,” he said with a laugh, describing his pause in the interview as a “moment of reflection” instead. It’s worth noting that Slavin is now general manager of Everyday Health, an online consortium of health coverage and information. His goal there is to increase brand power as part of Everyday Health’s “attempt to become a larger media company.” Does he miss working for a traditional media company? “No.”)
“I still maintain that The New York Times or ABC or the Washington Post, those media brands still have power in the marketplace,” Slavin told me. “It’s possible that others can very rapidly though social media learn to trust someone, and a brand can very rapidly evolve to have the power it took ABC decades to get. It doesn’t diminish the big, old brands. It just means they have more competition. They have to experiment and play in the same space as the new media people are playing in. They have to be willing to try different things. They have to be willing to share their content more aggressively.”
O’Connor argues that the power of a familiar news organization’s name — even a big, well-known, long-since-established name — has all but disintegrated as social structures based on self-organization have emerged. He sees traditional big media as dinosaurs that happen to be “still trampling around” at the beginning of an information revolution that will get even messier and more chaotic than it has already been.
O’Connor says the death of a major daily newspaper would be significant only historically, not practically. “We’re there,” he said. “We’ve already witnessed, if you will, the death of the homepage.” He’s referring to the growth of social media, which is driving higher numbers of readers to websites. (Many major, traditional news brands still get most web traffic through the front door but those numbers are changing.)
In his latest book, O’Connor quotes the Berkman Center’s Yochai Benkleras quoted in The New York Times — describing a generation of 20- and 30-somethings who are accustomed to self-organizing: “They believe life can be more participatory, more decentralized, less dependent on the traditional models of organization, either in the state or the big company. Those were the dominant ways of doing things in the industrial economy, and they aren’t anymore.”
In some ways, Friends, Followers and the Future reads like a sequel to Clay Shirky’s 2008 book Here Comes Everybody. That was the year O’Connor started the research for his book, a process he began with an assumption about the future of journalism that he now says he realizes was “rooted in ignorance.” At the time, O’Connor says he was biased against algorithms and “the idea that a machine would be able to play a useful role” when it comes to navigating a “crowded and chaotic news and information environment.”
“From a distance of four years it almost seems obvious,” O’Connor said. “But at the time, not only was it not obvious but it was something that was challenged by traditional journalists. But I went out there and talked not only to tech people but academic researchers and they reassured me that in fact [machines] can and they will do better. They’re in their infancy, and they will get more sophisticated.”
Put more bluntly, O’Connor says he believes that if there’s anything a machine can do that a journalist is doing, the machine should be doing it instead.
“It frees the journalists,” O’Connor said. “It’s similar with publishers. Clay Shirky said publishers have been replaced with a button…and they get very freaked out with good reason. But my message to them was the same: Anything that a publisher can do that a button can do should be done by a button. Focus on value-added.”
But also focus on getting it right. O’Connor says trust is the “No. 1 issue facing all of us” — meaning both professional journalists and people looking for accurate news and information — and that reporters need to remember their core values. You know, “make a phone call or two” before retweeting one another.
“They’re so afraid they’re going to be scooped but they’re not bothering to check,” he said. “That’s precisely the kind of behavior that’s going to lead to poor performance, and diminished trust, and the breakdown of their brand. That’s how it works.”
By O’Connor’s measure, we’re at the very beginning stages of an information revolution that may end with us relying on filters that haven’t been invented yet.
“We’re in, like, Week 1,” he said. “Revolutions are messy and chaotic. They’re messy, and things get broken. There are winners and losers, and the outcome is uncertain. The outcome depends a large measure on what people actually do, and how they work, and whether they take responsibility. That includes the people formerly known as the audience. We do need these shortcuts and filters to assist us with the sheer volume of news and information. It is too much. But it’s not enough just to sit back and point fingers.”
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Hi all,
Would you consider this an eye spike? It does go all the way to the pupil area.
Only visible with 10x.
Thank you
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just a quick glance, It looks like a B1 reverse, disconnected leave, VAM's 70 to VAM 86
....Check those, I need to finish painting...by the way few have the disconnected leave..
and it doesn't look like VAM 84, or VAM 84A...most likely an 80, can't see the other details from your pics to make a positive Id, but few are left...
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Quote:
It looks like a B1 reverse
The B1 Reverse is a Long Nock - the OP's coin is a short nock B2 reverse. I'm inclined to think the "spike" is postmint damage, a gouge from an impact. One can see the circular area immediately above the spike where the metal was dug from.
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had time to copy and put it upon the big screen,, SD you are correct, not a long nock...has the over polished eye...as you say the eye spike could be do to PMD... back to painting..over polished eye and the broken d should narrow it down
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Heh. You didn't catch the nock, and I didn't catch the broken D. Looks to be missing the nostril, so VAM-190? Doesn'y play, thouugh - the 4th star looks intact. Need more info.
Allcoinsnewbie, those are nice little detail shots. Could you do the D in DOLLAR and the 4th right obverse star that way?
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I'm so excited. Do you think I actually have a VAM?
Here's pics of D and stars. First star pic is of left.
Just narrowed my collecting to Morgans 2 wks ago. Studying like crazey since. My head is spinning.
Yesterday narrowed it further to just 78's so I can learn just ONE date well.
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All Morgans are VAMs - that's the overall term used to describe Morgan varieties, and every Morgan is a variety of one sort or another even if we haven't specifically identified it yet.
Thanks for the details - those are two fairly important spots for helping to narrow down 1878 varieties. Your D *does* look to be broken, but the 4th right star (an important point) is unbroken. In the orientation of your images, the point is the one at 9:00-10:00, pointing left. On some 1878's, it's broken off. That helps narrow it down. Looking closer, I see that the nostril is weak but all there.
Given the degree of wear, this will still be a difficult attribution. I have a slim guess as to what VAM this coin might be; here's what to look for:
- doubling of IBERTY, to the left. I'm hoping that will show even in a worn coin.
- tripled cotton blossoms. With the wear, this will be hard, but if you can still see it they'll be tripled down and to the right. The leftmost of the two will probably show it better if it's still there.
You're going to need magnification, and this stuff likely won't photograph.
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silly me..hoping I had a VAM. I do appreciate all I learn here in just a few hours.
You people are amazing. Will follow up on the advice.
Thanks to all.
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You *do* have a VAM. ALL Morgans are VAMs. We're just trying to find out which VAM you have, and with an 1878 I like our chances.
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You do have a VAM lol,, thats what they all are. with any good coin and especially a very worn coin the process is essentially the same..Eliminate all possibillities of what yuou don't have by looking for main attribution points which you do have,,,Normally the date is the first thing and the mint mark is second, however the 789 series, the date was in the bub so they are all at the same location, and with no mint mark, for the 78 series one needs to figure out what Reverse type you have, for example, in your first reverse photo, it looked like a disconnected leave, (see VAM 80 for an example)...However blowing your coin up shows it is not disconnected, and as SD noted it is also NOT a long knock coin,,,so we look at the arrow feathers and NOTE they are parallel, which determines this to be a B2 reverse..vams from say 100 to 200...
thats around 100 Vams from 230 or so, so your half way there
just in determining the reverse type...
Next one needs some smoking gun or feature to narrow this down considerably,,,this you do have,,,The broken "D"
this now cuts the coins possibilities to around a dozen..
next to cut this down, one needs to take high resolution photo's of the OBVERSE letters RIB the E and P, and check as SD suggests pics of the same Liberty and cotton bowls..
crop these before resizing them so the greatest detail will be captured , I think I suspect somethings up with the R, but can't be sure yet...with these photo's one CAM compare them to these last vams for what it can finally be narrowed down to...It is much harder for a worn coin but not impossible by using these methods.......Post these and lets go from there....G
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thank you G..hope these pics are what you need.
I have 3 1978's, one with broken 4th star I just learned about from here yesterday.
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Thanks for the close up photo's but I forgot to mention the letters I am referring to are of the EPluRIBus not the liberty, as the liberty usually is double in many but not all cases for this year,,how every the E,P and RIB play a great roll in attributing the 78 series....I have been trying to put some things into play, to narrow the research down,,,I do think its a broken D, but it could be just worn,,,So im not excluding it, but rather have it on the side bar...
try some close ups of the E,P and the RIB and also the second star right of the date please. thanks...
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Hi G, more pics. You are so nice..all the work!
Your instructions have gone a long way in clearing my head.
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I haven't looked at all the files, The reverse right wing is over polished, can't quit tell if the left middle wing is due to wear,,Kind of leaning to VAM 196, as the D is not as missing/broken but very thin at the bottom....In general, the 78 series is known for the many double of letters which one can not see by your photo's it would go a long way in truely deciding what it is...one would need a micro scope to see them
difficult too with the wear and blackness always associated around the letters...Vam 196 also has a die chip in the second 8 between the upper and lower loops...even worn you should be able to see it...lets see what others have observed here..its very tuff on worn coins without real smoking guns..
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Spent much time with 30x trying to put some doubling on this. None!
Also, searched the VAM 1978 list. Can't match it.
Too much wear I guess.
Thanks for everything.
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My friend, this is one of your first best lesson's..we will come close but not quite get it our first time around...We all have our
"what is it pile"...now here is your first coin in the pile, it doesn't mean give up it only means move on and learn more....later with more wisdom you may find out just what it is..as you have the coin in hand you will be the one to discover it as with these pictures we cant see everything...simply move onto the next coin, there is learning in each attempt...Gene
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Is it possible to use intel MMX/SSE/SSE2 with lookup tables?
Suppose I have a lookup table of small size (say 256 byte elements, i.e. uint8_t ltable[size]), and a byte array (uint8_t *array). I want to change each byte of array to the value in corresponding element of lookup table, i.e.
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but in asm using mmx/sse/sse2 so that I could perform many lookups in the same time (instead of byte-granularity of the above C sample). Is it possible?
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I never used mmx or sse/2 myself, but why don't you download
http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/manuals/243191.htm
and inspect the x86 (mmx, at least) instruction set yourself?
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Well, I already have. But there are no special instruction for parallel table lookup. So I asked - is it possible to do so using some tricks?
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BioAssay: AID 588795
qHTS Assay for the Inhibitors of Human Flap endonuclease 1 (FEN1).
The major human flap endonuclease FEN1 is an efficient structure-specific enzyme that recognizes and cleaves a 5'-unannealed DNA flap. It belongs to the RAD2 family nucleases, which are involved in DNA metabolism and are highly conserved in prokaryotes and eukaryotes. FEN1 is a key enzyme in DNA replication, repair and maintenance of genomic stability. 5'-flap removal by FEN1 is critical for more ..
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Tested Compounds
Tested Compounds
All(386264)
Active(1331)
Inactive(377598)
Inconclusive(7611)
Tested Substances
Tested Substances
All(391275)
Active(1368)
Inactive(382244)
Inconclusive(7663)
AID: 588795
Data Source: NCGC (FEN1001)
BioAssay Type: Confirmatory, Concentration-Response Relationship Observed
Depositor Category: NIH Molecular Libraries Probe Production Network
Deposit Date: 2011-11-16
Data Table ( Complete ): View Active Data View All Data
Target
BioActive Compounds: 1331
Related Experiments
AIDNameTypeComment
488813Probe Development Summary for Inhibitors of Human Flap endonuclease 1 (FEN1)Summarydepositor-specified cross reference
720498qHTS Assay for the Inhibitors of FEN1: Confirmatory Assay for Cherry-picked CompoundsConfirmatorydepositor-specified cross reference
587qHTS Assay for Spectroscopic Profiling in Texas Red Spectral RegionOthersame project related to Summary assay
488816qHTS Validation Assay for the Inhibitors of Human Flap endonuclease 1 (FEN1)Confirmatorysame project related to Summary assay
Description:
The major human flap endonuclease FEN1 is an efficient structure-specific enzyme that recognizes and cleaves a 5'-unannealed DNA flap. It belongs to the RAD2 family nucleases, which are involved in DNA metabolism and are highly conserved in prokaryotes and eukaryotes. FEN1 is a key enzyme in DNA replication, repair and maintenance of genomic stability. 5'-flap removal by FEN1 is critical for Okazaki fragment processing during lagging strand DNA synthesis, long-patch base excision repair (LP BER), and regulating or facilitating recombination events. The importance of FEN1 in maintaining genomic stability is demonstrated by the abnormal phenotypes of cells deficient for the protein. Deletion of the yeast FEN1 gene, i.e. rad27, results in an increased frequency of short DNA (3-32 bp) repeats, micro- and mini-satellite formation, trinucleotide repeat expansion, spontaneous recombination events, and a severe growth defect in association with cell cycle arrest in late S/G2 phase. It is also shown that mice carrying a homozygous null genotype (fen1-/-) are not viable and exhibit an early embryonic lethality (E4.5), indicating that FEN1 is essential for normal embryonic development in mammals. Cells from fen1-/- blastocysts show increased apoptotic cell death after ionizing radiation treatment, and chicken cells lacking the fen1 gene are hypersensitive to DNA alkylating agents, e.g. methylmethane sulfonate (MMS) and N-methyl-N'-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine (MNNG), as well as hydrogen peroxide. These results indicate that FEN1 deficiency fails to repair DNA lesions generated by DNA alkylating and oxidizing compounds.
NIH Chemical Genomics Center [NCGC]
NIH Molecular Libraries Probe Centers Network [MLPCN]
MLPCN Grant: MH092154
Assay Submitter (PI): David Wilson, National Institute of Aging
Protocol
Three uL of reagents (buffer in column 3 and 4 as negative control and 10 nM FEN1 in columns 1, 2, and 5-48) were dispensed into 1,536-well black solid-bottomed plate. Compounds (23 nL) were transferred via Kalypsys pin tool equipped with 1536-pin array (10 nL slotted pins, V&P Scientific, San Diego, CA). The plates were then incubated for 15 min at room temperature, and 1 uL substrate (50 nM final concentration) were added to start the reaction read twice at 0 min read and 15 min on ViewLux reader. Throughout the screen, reagent bottle and all liquid lines were chilled and made light-tight to minimize reagent degradation. All screening operations were performed on a fully integrated robotic system (Kalypsys, San Diego, CA) containing one RX-130 and two RX-90 anthropomorphic robotic arms (Staubli, Duncan, SC). Library plates were screened starting from the lowest and proceeding to the highest concentration, and a "double-dipping" step of the highest concentration was required to access higher concentrations of compounds. Vehicle-only plates, with DMSO being pin-transferred to the entire column 5-48 compound area, were inserted uniformly at the beginning and the end of each library in order to monitor for and record any shifts in the background, which can be affected by reagent dispensers or loss in enzyme activity overtime. Screening data was corrected, normalized, and concentration-effect relationships were derived by using publicly-available curve fitting algorithms developed in-house (http://ncgc.nih.gov/pub/openhts). A four parameter Hill equation was fitted to the concentration-response data by minimizing the residual error between the modeled and observed responses.
Comment
Compound Ranking:
1. Compounds are first classified as having full titration curves, partial modulation, partial curve (weaker actives), single point activity (at highest concentration only), or inactive. See data field "Curve Description". For this assay, apparent inhibitors are ranked higher than compounds that showed apparent activation.
2. For all inactive compounds, PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE is 0. For all active compounds, a score range was given for each curve class type given above. Active compounds have PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE between 40 and 100. Inconclusive compounds have PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE between 1 and 39. Fit_LogAC50 was used for determining relative score and was scaled to each curve class' score range.
Categorized Comment - additional comments and annotations
From ChEMBL:
Assay Type: Functional
Result Definitions
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TIDNameDescriptionHistogramTypeUnit
OutcomeThe BioAssay activity outcomeOutcome
ScoreThe BioAssay activity ranking scoreInteger
1PhenotypeIndicates type of activity observed: inhibitor, activator, fluorescent, cytotoxic, inactive, or inconclusive.String
2Potency*Concentration at which compound exhibits half-maximal efficacy, AC50. Extrapolated AC50s also include the highest efficacy observed and the concentration of compound at which it was observed.FloatμM
3EfficacyMaximal efficacy of compound, reported as a percentage of control. These values are estimated based on fits of the Hill equation to the dose-response curves.Float%
4Analysis CommentAnnotation/notes on a particular compound's data or its analysis.String
5Curve_DescriptionA description of dose-response curve quality. A complete curve has two observed asymptotes; a partial curve may not have attained its second asymptote at the highest concentration tested. High efficacy curves exhibit efficacy greater than 80% of control. Partial efficacies are statistically significant, but below 80% of control.String
6Fit_LogAC50The logarithm of the AC50 from a fit of the data to the Hill equation (calculated based on Molar Units).Float
7Fit_HillSlopeThe Hill slope from a fit of the data to the Hill equation.Float
8Fit_R2R^2 fit value of the curve. Closer to 1.0 equates to better Hill equation fit.Float
9Fit_InfiniteActivityThe asymptotic efficacy from a fit of the data to the Hill equation.Float%
10Fit_ZeroActivityEfficacy at zero concentration of compound from a fit of the data to the Hill equation.Float%
11Fit_CurveClassNumerical encoding of curve description for the fitted Hill equation.Float
12Excluded_PointsWhich dose-response titration points were excluded from analysis based on outlier analysis. Each number represents whether a titration point was (1) or was not (0) excluded, for the titration series going from smallest to highest compound concentrations.String
13Max_ResponseMaximum activity observed for compound (usually at highest concentration tested).Float%
14Activity at 0.00366 uM (0.00366μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
15Activity at 0.018 uM (0.0183μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
16Activity at 0.091 uM (0.0914281μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
17Activity at 0.229 uM (0.229μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
18Activity at 0.457 uM (0.456658μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
19Activity at 0.575 uM (0.574748μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
20Activity at 0.943 uM (0.94331μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
21Activity at 1.600 uM (1.6μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
22Activity at 2.289 uM (2.28907μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
23Activity at 3.140 uM (3.14028μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
24Activity at 4.718 uM (4.71773μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
25Activity at 9.139 uM (9.13936μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
26Activity at 11.40 uM (11.4032μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
27Activity at 21.05 uM (21.05μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
28Activity at 28.60 uM (28.6μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
29Activity at 57.06 uM (57.0622μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
30Activity at 80.69 uM (80.6924μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
31Activity at 114.0 uM (113.957μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
32Activity at 162.0 uM (161.981μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
33Activity at 229.0 uM (229μM**)% Activity at given concentration.Float%
34Compound QCNCGC designation for data stage: 'qHTS', 'qHTS Verification', 'Secondary Profiling'String
* Activity Concentration. ** Test Concentration.
Additional Information
Grant Number: MH092154
Data Table (Concise)
Data Table ( Complete ): View Active Data View All Data
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Senate Armed Services Committee member Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R., N.H.) speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington on Jan. 31, 2013. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
U.S. senators backed a White House-supported push to enable the transfer of prisoners from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, setting up a fight with House Republicans over the future of a prison President Barack Obama has long sought to close.
By voting down a pair of amendments to a broader defense policy measure, senators left standing provisions in the bill that would give the administration broad new authority to transfer detainees out of the prison — both into the U.S. as well as foreign countries.
One amendment, offered by Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R., N.H.), effectively would have stripped the new authorities. A second amendment with bipartisan support would have made clear transferred detainees would not gain special rights if brought onto U.S. soil.
Neither amendment received the 60 votes necessary to pass.
The votes put the Senate on a collision course with the House over the prison’s future. A House version of the legislation passed earlier this year included restrictions making it harder for the Obama administration to transfer prisoners and eventually close the prison.
The White House has already said it favors the Senate language, calling it a “significant improvement over existing law.” White House press secretary Jay Carney, speaking with reporters Monday, said the Obama administration retains a “firm commitment” to closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay.
“The facility continues to drain our resources in an era of sequestration and tighter budgets, and it harms our national security,” Mr. Carney said.
Critics of closing the prison such as Ms. Ayotte countered that the roughly 160 detainees currently housed at the prison remain too dangerous to transfer to the U.S. or overseas.
“We still remain in a fight against terrorists, we can’t treat them like common criminals,” Ms. Ayotte said.
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qwerty (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854631)
And the funniest thing is that the current QWERTY key arrangement is here due to jamming issues with typewriters. It was designed to slow down the typing speed of old stenographers to resolve the jamming issue of old typewriters when they were typed on too fast.
Re:qwerty (3, Insightful)
telchine (719345) | about 2 years ago | (#41854699)
And the funniest thing is that the current QWERTY key arrangement is here due to jamming issues with typewriters. It was designed to slow down the typing speed of old stenographers to resolve the jamming issue of old typewriters when they were typed on too fast.
Actually, that's just an urban legend... http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/221/was-the-qwerty-keyboard-purposely-designed-to-slow-typists [straightdope.com]
Re:qwerty (1)
Vicarius (1093097) | about 2 years ago | (#41854811)
Have you read the article you linked? It pretty much says the same thing:
The QWERTY keyboard, so called for the top row of letters on its left-hand side, was devised to make things easy for the typewriter, not the typist.
and
To solve the jamming problem, Sholes and company, who had originally arranged their keyboard in alphabetical order, decided to put the most commonly used letters (or what they thought were the most commonly used letters) as far apart as possible in the machine's innards.
and
Of course, a superior system exists. It's called the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard, or DSK, after inventor August Dvorak, who developed it while a professor at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Re:qwerty (5, Informative)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41854839)
Have you read it?
It was designed to keep the arms the made the most commonly used letters apart, not to slow anyone down.
Re:qwerty (5, Informative)
Attila Dimedici (1036002) | about 2 years ago | (#41854915)
You obviously did not read the whole article, because after he says all that he adds the following after someone sent him an article challenging what you quoted:
Baloney, say the authors of the article you enclose, S.J. Liebowitz and Stephen Margolis. They point out that (1) the research demonstrating the superiority of the Dvorak keyboard is sparse and methodologically suspect; (2) a sizable body of work suggests that in fact the Dvorak offers little practical advantage over the QWERTY; (3) at least one study indicates that placing commonly used keys far apart, as with the QWERTY, actually speeds typing, since you frequently alternate hands; and (4) the QWERTY keyboard did not become a standard overnight but beat out several competing keyboards over a period of years. Thus it may be fairly said to represent the considered choice of the marketplace. It saddens me to know I helped to perpetuate the myth of Dvorak superiority, but I will sleep better at night knowing I have rectified matters at last.
Re:qwerty (4, Interesting)
Cinder6 (894572) | about 2 years ago | (#41855193)
That isn't to say that Dvorak doesn't force you to alternate hands--it just does in the opposite direction. QWERTY is ~53% left-oriented, while Dvorak is ~54% right-oriented.
For myself, I type faster and more accurately on Dvorak (111 wpm vs 90 wpm), but that's probably due to spending most of my time in that layout. The main benefit I notice is less tangible, and that is that I suffer less fatigue if I decide to write for hours on end without a break.
Re:qwerty (1)
noh8rz9 (2716595) | about 2 years ago | (#41855615)
I can type 50 wpm on my iPad touchscreen.
Re:qwerty (3, Insightful)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854817)
Note: The legend part applies to the slowing down of typing speed.
this is correct >> And the funniest thing is that the current QWERTY key arrangement is here due to jamming issues with typewriters.
this is not >> It was designed to slow down the typing speed of old stenographers to resolve the jamming issue of old typewriters when they were typed on too fast.
The previous-to-qwerty arrangement did jam when typing fast. The qwerty-arrangement alleviated this problem and enabled typing faster speed than was previously possible.
Re:qwerty (1, Redundant)
thePowerOfGrayskull (905905) | about 2 years ago | (#41854821)
You realize that the article you linked to agrees with the general story if not the specifics around stenographers:
To solve the jamming problem, Sholes and company, who had originally arranged their keyboard in alphabetical order, decided to put the most commonly used letters (or what they thought were the most commonly used letters) as far apart as possible in the machine's innards.
The design was then never changed, even though subsequent typewriter designs made it unnecessary.
Re:qwerty (3, Interesting)
Attila Dimedici (1036002) | about 2 years ago | (#41854923)
Only if you stop reading before the author tells you that he was corrected by someone who had better information. The article ends like this:
Baloney, say the authors of the article you enclose, S.J. Liebowitz and Stephen Margolis. They point out that (1) the research demonstrating the superiority of the Dvorak keyboard is sparse and methodologically suspect; (2) a sizable body of work suggests that in fact the Dvorak offers little practical advantage over the QWERTY; (3) at least one study indicates that placing commonly used keys far apart, as with the QWERTY, actually speeds typing, since you frequently alternate hands; and (4) the QWERTY keyboard did not become a standard overnight but beat out several competing keyboards over a period of years. Thus it may be fairly said to represent the considered choice of the marketplace. It saddens me to know I helped to perpetuate the myth of Dvorak superiority, but I will sleep better at night knowing I have rectified matters at last.
Re:qwerty (1)
del_diablo (1747634) | about 2 years ago | (#41855103)
I still want to see sources for the second one.
Re:qwerty (2)
del_diablo (1747634) | about 2 years ago | (#41855311)
Here is linked source [utdallas.edu] . Search for citation 16 and read onwards. The autor didn't read it properly. The article states: several things:
-QWERTY is a fast keyboard layout, and it has killed quite a few layouts because it is fast
-Dvorak is most likely a tad faster,
-The article that is the "counterpoint" of the article uses "If a typist has learned QWERTY, the cost of changing is likely too high compared to a "10% gain"*1
-The studies counterpoint is at citation 31, and seems a bit flawed, just as the NAVYs test
*1: Not actual numbers, a quote or anything, its a general expression
Re:qwerty (1)
Attila Dimedici (1036002) | about 2 years ago | (#41855337)
Perhaps if you went to the original post and followed the link [straightdope.com] and then followed the link [utdallas.edu] that the author of that article provided maybe you could discover these things.
Re:qwerty (1)
TheCarp (96830) | about 2 years ago | (#41855283)
I always assumed something like this was the case, but, never really looked into it.
The whole "dvorak superiority" thing always seemed to be based on little to nothing. I mean... I learned the same ABC song as most everyone else.... but the order of letters hardly matters really, its just a memorization tool, and, of course, it helps make sure the list is correct when every student writes the letters in the same order.
Sure letters are used with different frequencies, so in a given language different letters have different frequencies of use... so it makes sense that some orderings for typing may be better than others for that reason.... but... letter frequencies and position within the alphabet are totally unrelated (or else we would start with E)
I mean yes, it may help in slightly decreasing the amount of time it takes to learn to touch type, but, thats a pretty minor benefit. How much of a difference would learning to tie your shoes with a few minutes less effort be, over the course of your life? You do a lot more typing than learning to type and in the end...any layout is just something you will memorize.
I would be shocked if any benefit from the letter order thats not based on (or happens to satisfy) placing frequently used letters in places advantageous to their quick use (as was mentioned... putting frequently used keys farther apapart may increase speed due to encouraging hand alternation)
Re:qwerty (1)
Attila Dimedici (1036002) | about 2 years ago | (#41855433)
That was why I accepted what was said about qwerty vs Dvorak keyboards. Well, that and the fact that QWERTY is universal for every language that uses the Roman alphabet, while the Dvorak keyboard must be altered for each language (as frequency of use of each letter varies from language to language).
Re:qwerty (1)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855709)
lol... QWERTY is not universal for the roman alphabet. Most countries have their own variations. The French, for example, use AZERTY.
Re:qwerty (1)
TheCarp (96830) | about 2 years ago | (#41855997)
Having used a PC at a cybercaffee in France, I can attest to the truth of this statement.
They do not use the qwerty keyboard that I know and love.
Re:qwerty (2)
Relayman (1068986) | about 2 years ago | (#41854851)
Actually, your reference says exactly what the OP said: The design put the most common keys away from the middle to reduce jamming. It also goes to say that Dvorak's layout really isn't much more efficient.
Re:qwerty (1)
Baloroth (2370816) | about 2 years ago | (#41855015)
It says the first sentence of what the OP says, but not the second, which is false: the jamming issue was solved by re-arranging the keys, not by slowing down typists, in fact the arrangement allowed faster typing. So it doesn't say exactly what the OP said.
Re:qwerty (1)
DragonWriter (970822) | about 2 years ago | (#41855183)
Actually, your reference says exactly what the OP said: The design put the most common keys away from the middle to reduce jamming.
Except that that's not what the OP said, what OP said was that the design put the common keys away from the middle to reduce jamming by slowing down typists. What the reference says is that QWERTY was designed to move keys commonly used keys farther away from each other to reduce jamming by reducing the probability that a typist at any given speed would hit nearby keys in close enough suggestion for their arms to jam.
ObCarAnalogy: The OP's claim is wrong in the same way that it would be wrong to claim that some race cars include negative lift wings to slow down drivers because driving too fast causes cars to lose traction; it correctly identifies the problem that modification addresses, but incorrectly casts the modification as interfering with the operator's goal to solve the problem rather than addressing the effect which causes pursuit of the operator's goal to trigger the problem.
Re:qwerty (1)
wbr1 (2538558) | about 2 years ago | (#41854885)
And the funniest thing is that the current QWERTY key arrangement is here due to jamming issues with typewriters. It was designed to slow down the typing speed of old stenographers to resolve the jamming issue of old typewriters when they were typed on too fast.
Actually, that's just an urban legend... http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/221/was-the-qwerty-keyboard-purposely-designed-to-slow-typists [straightdope.com]
Your article actually supports the "legend". Perhaps you are just looking for clicks or back links. Or you do not read.
Re:qwerty designed for... (1)
BoRegardless (721219) | about 2 years ago | (#41854979)
Here all the time I thought Qwerty keyboard layout was designed for computer use of for quick Close, Save Select All, Cut, Copy & Paste commands.
Re:qwerty designed for... (1)
Brett Buck (811747) | about 2 years ago | (#41855031)
Well, of course the Cut/Copy/Paste were all chosen as they were BECAUSE it was on a QWERTY....
Hey, waitaminnit! Say, you almost got me there!
Re:qwerty (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855973)
I don't see how your link disproves it. The BS being called is that Dvorak is superior; I'm not advocating it as I never used it.
The reason for Qwerty sticking around is that it is generally OK for typing speed, not the fastest, but by the time a "better" arrangement of keys was introduced, the typing centers were so heavily invested in equipment and training of Qwerty typewriters there was little incentive to re-tool.
Down with QWERTY! (3, Insightful)
mister_playboy (1474163) | about 2 years ago | (#41854635)
Free your hands from the illogical tyranny of Remington's terrible legacy!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard [wikipedia.org]
Re:Down with QWERTY! (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854707)
I don't know, it looks pretty effing weird. TypeMatrix 2030 USB - DV (US Dvorak English) keyboard [amazon.com]
Re:Down with DVORAK! (1)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854713)
Free your hands from the logical tyranny of Dvorak's horrible legacy!
What we really need is randomly newmerically labeled virtual keyboards that are used in the future!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCARS [wikipedia.org]
Re:Down with QWERTY! (1, Interesting)
0100010001010011 (652467) | about 2 years ago | (#41854785)
Switched 11 years ago and haven't regretted it once.
Re:Down with QWERTY! (2, Funny)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854819)
I understand where QWERTY came from. So how can you call that a DVORAK keyboard? It looks like a "PYFG keyboard to me.
Re:Down with QWERTY! (1)
zill (1690130) | about 2 years ago | (#41855139)
It came from the keyboard designer's name: August Dvorak [wikipedia.org] .
It's really too bad that Qwerty is lot more catchier than Dvorak. Mr. Qwerty probably suffered a lot of bullying as a child but thanks to his catchy name his design won out in the end and thus his legacy will remain with us for millennia (until we get cybernetic man-machine interfaces).
Re:Down with QWERTY! (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854829)
See also "Programmer Dvorak Keyboard Layout": http://www.kaufmann.no/roland/dvorak/ [kaufmann.no]
Space cadet keyboard (1)
walshy007 (906710) | about 2 years ago | (#41854647)
To this day I still want a space cadet keyboard.. so hard to find, and so many meta keys.
Re:Space cadet keyboard (1)
menno_h (2670089) | about 2 years ago | (#41854895)
To this day I still want a space cadet keyboard.. so hard to find, and so many meta keys.
A real nerd hacks his own [stevelosh.com] . This one is very mac-oriented, but it shouldn't be too hard to build a new keymap for your Linux box. Windows might be a bit harder.
Re:Space cadet keyboard (1)
Hatta (162192) | about 2 years ago | (#41854983)
Sure, but where are you going to find beige and blue keycaps?
Re:Space cadet keyboard (1)
menno_h (2670089) | about 2 years ago | (#41855277)
Sure, but where are you going to find beige and blue keycaps?
You'll probably have to relabel your keys anyway; might as well paint them.
Re:Space cadet keyboard (1)
morgauxo (974071) | about 2 years ago | (#41855421)
It shouldn't be hard at all considering that there is an Arduino library for emulating a keyboard.
Microsoft Natural Keyboard (1)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854665)
This was has been my favorite keyboard of all time. It's simply brilliant. Its only that recently it has been acting up. It's so sad because its the best keyboard in the universe.
You insensitive clod! (3, Funny)
PPH (736903) | about 2 years ago | (#41854723)
In the universe??? Some of us have tentacles instead of fingers! Your puny keyboard is useless for us!
Besides, the damned thing doesn't even have a Linux key.
Keyboards are rubbish... (5, Funny)
telchine (719345) | about 2 years ago | (#41854667)
...eye prefer two ewes speech recognition in sted
Re:Keyboards are rubbish... (2)
Abstrackt (609015) | about 2 years ago | (#41854957)
Dear Aunt, Let’s Set So Double The Killer Delete Select All .
Re:Keyboards are rubbish... (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855209)
Well, at least the Subject is correct.
Re:Keyboards are rubbish... (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855881)
Agree. But it is hard to wreck a nice beach.
Missing links (1)
Hatta (162192) | about 2 years ago | (#41854691)
No mention of any home computer keyboard. No mention of the PCjr and its infamous chicklet keyboard. No mention of the classic Apple Extended Keyboard. It's as if keyboard history went directly from the Model M to Dell Quietkeys with nothing in between.
Re:Missing links (4, Funny)
gman003 (1693318) | about 2 years ago | (#41854765)
It's ComputerWorld, did you really expect a *good* article?
Re:Missing links (2)
Capt.DrumkenBum (1173011) | about 2 years ago | (#41854903)
But there have been no keyboards since the Model M.
Typed with joy on my Model M keyboard.
crap article is crap (1)
Thud457 (234763) | about 2 years ago | (#41854935)
Indeed. We need to also remember how bad [pcworld.com] things can be when you try to cut corners - Atari 400, Tandy CoCo, the original Commodore Pet, Timex / Sinclair.
Re:crap article is crap (1)
arth1 (260657) | about 2 years ago | (#41855373)
The submitter of that article obviously had never tried an Oric 1 [old-computers.com] or Sharp MZ-80K [old-computers.com] keyboard.
The Oric had really hard "line" keys.
The Sharp had so sharp keys they would cut you.
Re:Missing links (1)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41855081)
How is the Model M not a home computer keyboard?
They are still the best, since they don't die their period has not passed.
This one I am typing on is likely older than many slashdot posters.
Re:Missing links (1)
Cinder6 (894572) | about 2 years ago | (#41855247)
I had a Model M back in the day. It was nice, but it's gone. Right now I'm tying on a das Keyboard. I like it a lot, though I'll be honest--I type faster on Apple's laptop keyboards. Their short travel distance is more advantageous for me than a mechanical switch, it seems, even if the das is more satisfying to type on.
Re:Missing links (1)
dubbreak (623656) | about 2 years ago | (#41855987)
..though I'll be honest--I type faster on Apple's laptop keyboards...
Really? I have both a mech keyboard (same keyswitches as Das) and a macbook and I'm much faster on the mech keyboard. Travel length isn't that much if you are just hitting the keys until they register (i.e. click) rather than bottoming them out (which is kind of the point of a mechanical).
Re:Missing links (2)
i.r.id10t (595143) | about 2 years ago | (#41855259)
Some of us are still stuck on a Model M.
Connected via a DIN-9 to PS2 to USB series of adapters.... and I have 2 spares in my garage should my original ever die.
There have been some experiments (1)
sandytaru (1158959) | about 2 years ago | (#41854857)
The weird split ergo keyboard that many folks either loved or hated comes to mind. I'm happy with my hybrid, a cheap Microsoft "comfort curve" that gives some of the alignment effect of the ergo-board without actually separating the keys.
I also had a really nifty folding accordion keyboard for my Palm Pilot a decade ago. After folding, it was locked up tight in its permanent hard case, and it was safer than the actual Palm (and about the same size.)
And now Microsoft's new integrated smart cover keyboards are a thing.
Whatever happened to the laser keyboard? [thinkgeek.com] I'm surprised it didn't take off.
Re:There have been some experiments (1)
arth1 (260657) | about 2 years ago | (#41854965)
I like one Microsoft keyboard - the one where the keypad can be moved from the right side to the left.
That makes it possible to have the keyboard directly in front of you while still not stretching to reach the mouse.
The whole WASD for games was done because of this design flaw with the numeric pad on the right. If it had been on the left, we surely would have used 8456 instead.
I believe there are more gamers and mouse users than those unable to operate a keypad with their left hand, so I think it's time for a switch to left-hand-keypad becoming the default.
Re:There have been some experiments (2)
Nexzus (673421) | about 2 years ago | (#41854999)
You can pry my Microsoft Natural 4K Keyboard from my cold dead, non-carpal hands. I've dragged my current one through 3 jobs now, and I have a spare BNIB.
As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (2)
ciscoguy01 (635963) | about 2 years ago | (#41854865)
As I sit here typing this on a circa 1984 IBM Model M Clicky Keyboard!
The finest keyboard ever made.
I have had this one for >10 years.
None of the keyboard markings have worn off. Heh. Yes, you can still find them around.
They are still made (4, Informative)
sirwired (27582) | about 2 years ago | (#41854973)
A company called Unicomp still makes the Model M. They purchased the original tooling from IBM/Lexmark and make the keyboards in Lexington, Kentucky.
Re:They are still made (1)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41855097)
I thought they used the later toolings which were not as good. Do you know what model number M they are producing?
Re:They are still made (2)
sokoban (142301) | about 2 years ago | (#41855163)
I'm not sure, but if you can tell me how to tell the difference, I can find out for you. I use one of their Model M keyboards and they are just up the street from me.
Re:They are still made (3, Interesting)
bmo (77928) | about 2 years ago | (#41856027)
You do realize that this would make an awesome article for us keyboard nerds.
Especially if you videotaped it.
--
BMO
Re:As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (1)
bigredradio (631970) | about 2 years ago | (#41854977)
I miss my old clicky keyboard. I have been meaning to pick up a modified USB model, but have not gotten around to it. PS2 to USB adapters don't work that well at boot time. We still use them for some of our lab equipment. I agree they are the best keyboards ever made.
Re:As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (1)
Jawnn (445279) | about 2 years ago | (#41854991)
None of the keyboard markings have worn off. Heh. Yes, you can still find them around.
You're welcome. :) I used to work in an injection molding facility that made key tops, the a's, b's, 1's, 2's, space bars and whatnot. Back in the day, this was a two-part process, the guts of the key (the part that attached to the underlying switch as well as the character itself) were molded in one "shot", then the key itself was molded around that, in a contrasting color, of course. Since the characters were molded into the key, there was nothing to "wear off". The keyboard I'm using at the moment appears to be made that way, but most I own are just screen printed, including a pricier Microsoft piece. That one has blank home keys now.
Re:As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (1)
Cinder6 (894572) | about 2 years ago | (#41855331)
Cool info. My das Keyboard has "laser-etched" keycaps, and I've always wondered how long that will last. I would have bought the blank version, but other people in the family would have freaked out at that. If only they weren't so expensive, I would buy another.
you can still get doubleshot keys (1)
Chirs (87576) | about 2 years ago | (#41855879)
And there are still new keyboards that use them.
Check out geekhack.org for all things keyboard.
Re:As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (2)
ciscoguy01 (635963) | about 2 years ago | (#41856207)
You probably made the ones for the IBM typewriters, I remember, "Double shot molded".
You see, our forefathers knew what was necessary, they made things to last.
Now, you buy a keyboard and in 6 months the home row keys are worn off.
30 or 40 years ago you'd buy a washer, dryer or refrigerator and in 25 years it was still working.
Now, you're lucky if it lasts 5 years. They know it too, they have MBAs at the factory working on cheapening the parts to make them fail, so you will buy another.
Whereas years ago, they'd *never* have sold you something that would not last. Our whole society is like that. It's sad.
Re:As I sit here typing on a 28 year old keyboard. (1)
jdschulteis (689834) | about 2 years ago | (#41856089)
As I sit here typing this on a circa 1984 IBM Model M Clicky Keyboard!
The finest keyboard ever made. .
What is with you Model M fans? If that's what you like, fine. Personally, I can't decide whether the biggest reason I can't stand them is the tiringly excessive force required to operate the keys or the deafening racket they produce.
Teletype Model 33 (2)
PolygamousRanchKid (1290638) | about 2 years ago | (#41854867)
I still have fond memories of this here gadget: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletype_Model_33 [wikipedia.org]
It made a hell of a racket, but the keyboard had this light, crisp touch . . .
And hell, it gave you a hard copy history of what you had done, and paper tape, on the side. Good for making confetti for High School Pep Rallies.
Swype has ... "Swyped" me away! (3, Interesting)
scorp1us (235526) | about 2 years ago | (#41854929)
The biggest reason I have not returned to the iPhone is the lack of a swipe style keyboard. After adapting to it, I refuse to go back to pecking words out with my thumbs, so no iPhones until I can get swype. It has several advantages:
- Word entry without looking
- one-handed text entry (single thumb swipes out a word in the same time two could tap it, while being held in the same hand.)
Swype's implementation isn't flawless though. They haven't figured out it is about word shape. The biggest problem is the limited character set. On a phone in landscape, or anything bigger than a phone you should have a keyboard on one side and an alternate (numberic pad) on the other. Since we don't need to hit specific keys anymore, we can reduce the overall area dedicated to displaying the keyboard and just show one for reference (aiming) and determine the word by the shape traced out. Have a button for enlarging it for the odd word that isn't in the dictionary and you're done.
Once swype (or any other keyboard (swift key?) realizes that, we'll have the best touch keyboard we can have without a fill-size button board.
Re:Swype has ... "Swyped" me away! (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855055)
I have Shapewriter, it doesn't seem to be on the app store anymore, but Path Input looks similar.
Re:Swype has ... "Swyped" me away! (1)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855169)
You clearly haven't tried the MacBook Wheel [theonion.com] .
Keyboard evolution stopped with the Model M! (4, Insightful)
sirwired (27582) | about 2 years ago | (#41854933)
The true evolution of the computer keyboard stopped with the mighty, never-equaled, IBM Model M. Every "innovation" since then has been a poor compromise in comparison.
Re:Keyboard evolution stopped with the Model M! (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855505)
Amen. I don't want to come off as a shill, so I won't name any brands, but I've got two keyboards (home and work) with mechanical switches similar to the Model M, and I can't stand when I have to use an inferior keyboard. There are a few companies out there producing great quality keyboards; typically they're going to cost $100-$200, but that's money very well spent.
Re:Keyboard evolution stopped with the Model M! (1)
dubbreak (623656) | about 2 years ago | (#41855925)
Yep. MX Black switches all the way and plenty of different manufacturers making keyboards with them. I went with a gaming company one as it was cheaper than my friend's Das. The biggest benefit to me is less fatigue. I don't have to bottom the keys out for them to register. Of course I find I'm also a bit faster on a mech.
Only downside is my office is beside the bedroom. I have to keep a dome keyboard on hand in case the wife is trying to sleep.
Re:Keyboard evolution stopped with the Model M! (1)
dubbreak (623656) | about 2 years ago | (#41856101)
Oops, meant blue not black.
Re:Keyboard evolution stopped with the Model M! (1)
mcgrew (92797) | about 2 years ago | (#41855935)
I disagree. My old Model M had a short, coiled cord. My Logitech keyboard has no cord. I'd say that's quite an improvement, especially since I use the TV for a monitor and sit across the room from the computer.
mod UP (-1)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41854947)
What we need is a "thought" interface... (1)
mark-t (151149) | about 2 years ago | (#41854949)
where you can simply think what you want to "type" and the computer does it.
Heck, at least it'd spell the end of RSI. Some keyboard designs are better than others in this regard, but none actually prevent it entirely
Re:What we need is a "thought" interface... (2)
dkleinsc (563838) | about 2 years ago | (#41854997)
You really really don't want that. I mean, can you think of how many lawsuits might result from ... Hey, look, that blond chick has really hot legs ... interjected thoughts ... I really need to go take a leak right now ... that happen in normal human thought patterns.
Re:What we need is a "thought" interface... (1)
zill (1690130) | about 2 years ago | (#41855195)
Advantage: Porn pop-up click-through rate increased by 800%
Disadvantage: Porn pop-up click-through rate increased by 800%
Touchscreen will never replace the keyboard (2)
Spy Handler (822350) | about 2 years ago | (#41854951)
only thing that will completely replace the keyboard and make it obsolete is direct brain-wave scanning.
Try Swype! (2)
mark_reh (2015546) | about 2 years ago | (#41855025)
I can enter text in Swype faster with one thumb than I can type (of course, I never learned to type and have to look at the keys while I peck away with 3 or four fingers).
They totally failed to mention modern mechanicals. (1)
MouseTheLuckyDog (2752443) | about 2 years ago | (#41855033)
Everything I have seen indicates that the newer Model M knockoffs-- aside from Unicomp, the ones using Cherry, Alps , or TopRe keyswitches.are gaining popularity more then jst a cult following. They did mention them but only briefly.
Move the CONTROL key back to where it was! (2)
mc6809e (214243) | about 2 years ago | (#41855045)
Having the CTRL on the bottom row is next to useless. And how many people use the capslocks key?
Putting CTRL back to where it was would make keyboard shortcuts easier to use.
Re:Move the CONTROL key back to where it was! (1)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41855137)
You can make that change yourself. I do on every computer I use. I map CAPS-Lock to crtl and crtl to capslock on linux on OSX I use caps-lock for crtl and crtl for command. I also use a Model M that weighs more than my Air.
Re:Move the CONTROL key back to where it was! (1)
_Ludwig (86077) | about 2 years ago | (#41855529)
Some Matias keyboards place Ctrl on the home row where Caps Lock usually is, and the Caps & Num Locks down between the right Alt & Ctrl. There are also utilities available to remap Caps Lock to Ctrl, but I’m not sure they work on all keyboards I’m thinking of the old ones where Caps Lock is an actual mechanical toggle that remains semi-depressed when activated, like on a typewriter. Haven’t seen that feature in quite a while, come to think of it.
Premise is false. (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855053)
I prefer "yelling at SIRI" to typing when using my ipad when typing prose like this. If I had similar functionality on my PC I would use it. It saves a ton of wear and tear on the hands. The biggest "drawback" is I find I need to speak with practiced diction rather than my usual drawl. Even with the mistakes I still find it faster and less tiresome.
Re:Premise is false. (1)
ColdWetDog (752185) | about 2 years ago | (#41855923)
I prefer "yelling at SIRI" to typing when using my ipad when typing prose like this. If I had similar functionality on my PC I would use it. It saves a ton of wear and tear on the hands. The biggest "drawback" is I find I need to speak with practiced diction rather than my usual drawl. Even with the mistakes I still find it faster and less tiresome.
Hrrumph. When I make a mistake, I want it to be my mistake. Not some random dribble trumped up by the misbegotten spawn of an Apple Newton.
Good article on how keyboards got flatter. (4, Interesting)
Animats (122034) | about 2 years ago | (#41855105)
It's a useful article on keyboard mechanisms, and it's a good discussion of the tradeoffs between thin keyboards and ergonomics. The history is weak.
There's no mention of key rollover, or "can you push a key before releasing the previous key"? Modern keyboards report a key down and key up event for each key, so rollover can be unlimited. Early keyboards struggled with this. The Selectric, and Teletype machines, were mechanically interlocked against multiple key-presses. Some early keyboards wouldn't handle two keys down at the same time at all.
The feedback issue was a big one. Some keyboards clicked, some had a "clicker" inside to create the illusion that they clicked, and some beeped, an annoyance which has returned with some touch screens.
It's amusing that iPad-like devices have reverted to a 3-row keyboard with multiple shifts. That's where Teletype machines were a century ago. The keyboard layout of an iPad [daringfireball.net] is very similar to that of a 1930s Teletype. [wikimedia.org]
Re:Good article on how keyboards got flatter. (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855589)
There's no mention of key rollover, or "can you push a key before releasing the previous key"? Modern keyboards report a key down and key up event for each key, so rollover can be unlimited.
Actually, USB keyboards only support at most 6-key rollover. I'm not sure why that is, and I'd love for someone to prove me wrong. My keyboard supports n-key rollover if it's connected via PS/2, but honestly I can't imagine any situation where 6-key rollover wouldn't be sufficient. I also paid a lot of money for my keyboard. The same limitation applies to all other high-end keyboards I've researched; n-key rollover is only fully supported on PS/2.
Most keyboards are actually much more limited, including a lot of those marketed as "gaming keyboards." Typically it's not bad enough that you'll notice in normal usage, but I've certainly been burned in FPSes and MMOs by bad keyboards with insufficient rollover; try crouching, moving forward, strafing left, viewing the scoreboard, and switching a weapon all at the same time, for example.
Re:Good article on how keyboards got flatter. (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855803)
Maybe they went 3 rows to save screen real-estate?
I don't know about you, but if my soft keyboard pops up and fills the entire screen so I can't see what I'm typing.. It's not that useful.
Old Farts and Model M's (3, Insightful)
xanthos (73578) | about 2 years ago | (#41855141)
When ever a keyboard article come along you get a bunch of old farts pining away about their venerable old Model M keyboards.
I know. I am an old fart and I have one. I love it but unfortunately it ruined me. I am totally unable to use a laptop keyboard.
They all suck. suck suck suck. The keys are in the wrong place, they don't feel right, and I keep hitting the effing touchpad with my thumbs and suddenly I am typing a porn url in the browser bar.
Now get off my lawn!
Re:Old Farts and Model M's (1)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41855229)
I agree, the keyboard I am typing on is likely older than some of the posters in this thread.
Model M or nothing!
Re:Old Farts and Model M's (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855499)
Lifting up Model M to look at label on bottom... 01APR89
Re:Old Farts and Model M's (1)
h4rr4r (612664) | about 2 years ago | (#41856113)
07-17-90
Re:Old Farts and Model M's (1)
PolygamousRanchKid (1290638) | about 2 years ago | (#41855547)
When ever a keyboard article come along you get a bunch of old farts pining away about their venerable old Model M keyboards.
Laptop keyboards today remind me of the old IBM 029 Card Punch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keypunch#IBM_029_Card_Punch [wikipedia.org] . That keyboard had a very short action that just didn't feel right to me. Although, I have been able to adapt to laptop keyboards. My ThinkPad W520 is ok.
Now get off my lawn!
You young pre-punch-card-kids and your lawns . . .
It ain't the keys... (0)
Anonymous Coward | about 2 years ago | (#41855153)
... it's their arrangement. A QWERTY keyboard was not designed to be ergonomic, it was designed to solve a very specific engineering problem: the most efficient layout to keep a typewriter's hammers from hitting each other.
The days when typewriters had hammers are far behind us. The QWERTY keyboard... less so.
More than happy (0)
A bsd fool (2667567) | about 2 years ago | (#41855399)
Very satisfied with current keyboard technology, more or less. The toughest thing for me is hunting for the perfect combination of qualities / technologies in a particular keyboard. As a developer I'm pretty picky about my keyboard, moreso than any other aspect of the machine, and there are requirements that just seem hard to fill these days.
1. Wired. No charging or battery changing for me. Tried it once, never again.
2. Full "104 key" layout -- full numeric keypad, separate navigation key area, etc. No giant enter key, no tiny backspace key.
3. No buckling spring nonsense. Noise-induced insanity levels in the office went down >9000% the day we dumped all those model-Ms in the trash.
4. No replacing of standard keys with "proprietary" keys.
5. No MS "natural" split type nonsense.
Those are the requirements. If I can get a few extra multimedia keys (specifically vol up/down and mute), that's a bonus. I've been throught a lot of them, and most seem to fall down in one or two categories. The last one I had and used for a long time was some backlit logitech thing. Great feel, but the "Fn" button and not-quite-standard numeric keypad layout killed it. Tried and returned a variety of "the bestest keyboard evarz!@" including Das Keyboard, Steel Series, and so on.
The two long-time favorites were an old Sun keyboard from a pizzabox (the feel was just perfect), and an even older Keytronics 122key which didn't have the best feel, but the programmable nature and button-swapping features were outstanding.
Today I'm pretty settled on my Lenovo SK-8815. Feel is just right, not too loud, all the keys and all in the right place. I bought a MS "Digital Media Keyboard 3000" (seriously, who names these things) the same day that looks good, but haven't tried it or even opened the package yet as the Lenovo has me very satisfied.
IBM Model M and Logitech LIK (1)
TigerPlish (174064) | about 2 years ago | (#41856145)
The two best keyboards i've had. I've put my M into storage because the LIK gives me just as much feedback minus the noise, and isn't some membrane abomination -- it's a scissors action. Key dip is halfway between an M and a laptop keyboard. The feedback is amazing. No ambiguity at all -- you either hit it, or you didn't.
That it's sleek and backlit and looks like it belongs in this century are bonus points. I don't think, however, that it'll live nearly as long in daily use as a model M, however, my LIKs are used heavily daily and here they are, three years later, no issues. Who knows, maybe they will last 15+ years.
I like the LIK so much I bought two, one for for work one for home.
Qwerty - Dvorak Argument / Gay Marriage Argument (0)
srobert (4099) | about 2 years ago | (#41856165)
The argument between the dvorak and qwerty advocates sounds like an argument over gay marriage. Look no one wants to force you to use dvorak, they just want you to have the option, ok?
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sony camera
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good value for money
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 6:00 am
My life for the past five years has been interviewing people about how they access health care.
Stories of ruined lives and sometimes death are what's at stake every time Congressman Fitzpatrick demagogues about the health care law.
His votes can mean life or death for people. Access to the congressman in well-publicized town halls, where many can benefit from unscripted, real dialogue, matters. People need to hear all sides.
I would hope the outrage would be the congressman does not post a town hall schedule on his home page for all to see. Yet, people who want to challenge the congressman on his positions cannot ... and when they insist as is their right in a democracy, they are demeaned.
Bottom line: There would be no newspaper article about lack of town halls if the congressman had been holding many well-publicized meetings.
He could post a schedule on the home page of his website.
Theresa BrownGold
New Britain Township
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• buxmanx posted at 8:35 pm on Wed, Aug 21, 2013.
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All you have to do is sign up for his newsletter. Think of all the harassing and stalking phone calls you won't have to make.
• buxmanx posted at 8:33 pm on Wed, Aug 21, 2013.
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The way to have a meeting where everyone is heard is to have 2 meetings.
One for those who are friendly to the congressman and one for those who are not.
• RabidRider posted at 12:06 pm on Wed, Aug 21, 2013.
RabidRider Posts: 1121
Must be that new Caller ID Service that the phone company provides to political office holders. When Theresa calls, a big "D" lights up on the phone panel. When you call Casey, a big "R". In both cases, the Congressman's or Senator's office totally refuse to answer. When I call, it's a big "L" that lights up and for whatever reason, neither party has enough sense to try to woo my vote. Go finger.
• dwhite posted at 5:57 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
dwhite Posts: 5717
Why don't you be a strong American and introduce yourself.
Could it be because you lie. Come on man up.
• JWT126 posted at 4:42 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
JWT126 Posts: 441
Now Donnie, your nose is going to grow longer. You were yelling and disrupting meetings long before there was a Tea Party. I still recall a county meeting, when Fitzpatrick was still a commissioner, where I turned to the person next to me to ask, who is the Whack-job that is yelling. It was none other than you, Donnie.
• R-Factor posted at 1:43 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
R-Factor Posts: 207
Fitzpatrick has done an excellent job reaching out to the community, whether school students, private citizens, small business, or senior citizens.
It seems like his schedule is packed -- morning, noon and night -- meeting with people all over Bucks and MontCo.
That's why he has such a great reputation at providing excellent constitutent service.
In fact, it seems to me that the detractors are simply upset because Fitzpatrick has been so effective in reaching out to his constitutents --- and it ticks them off.
They simply can't stand to see Mr. Fitzpatrick getting the credit he deserves.
• dwhite posted at 12:52 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
dwhite Posts: 5717
During the last meeting fitz promised to have his staff answer all questions. Still waiting!
• dwhite posted at 12:51 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
dwhite Posts: 5717
The yelling at meetings started with the teaparty. Fitz never denounced their action in fact he partisipated.
He made his bed and now he gets to sleep in it.
When he gets voted out of office then the right can show us how to behave again!
• dwhite posted at 12:47 pm on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
dwhite Posts: 5717
Is that how the tea party does it?
• enough_already posted at 11:39 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
enough_already Posts: 1091
Theresa,
How about a nice block of moldy cheese to go with that whine of yours?
Forget about town halls. How about constituent services. I never had a phone call, letter, or email answered by the former Pelosi lap dog, but have gotten fast responses from Fitz's staff on several issues.
When Santorum was in office, I got quick responses from him as well...but not from Mr. Invisible, Bob Casey.
It must be a Democrat thing to not respond to constituents...
• Jessup posted at 11:17 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
Jessup Posts: 4521
I'd say the quality of what you are going to hear at any town hall meeting will be comparable to the comments you see in these spaces most days.
Is it really a worthwhile exercise?
• Jessup posted at 11:14 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
Jessup Posts: 4521
"How to have a civil town meeting. "
Pack it with sycophants, and only say what they have been conditioned to want to hear.
• Jessup posted at 11:13 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
Jessup Posts: 4521
There are some people who, on past experience, choose not to get on spam lists. But, I have written letters to congressman Fitzpatrick, and to date have never received a notice of a townhall meeting.
Just sayin' -- it's not safe to generalize.
• R-Factor posted at 10:30 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
R-Factor Posts: 207
From what I can see, Congressman Fitzpatrick always calls, emails, and otherwise notifies the citizens DIRECTLY about townhall meetings in the region where it's being held. That's the correct thing to do.
The Courier/Intel along with their partner Theresa Browngold are acting like juveniles.
Guess what?. The newspaper is not the god of the universe they think they are. People moved past them long ago, especially in the wake of their slanted coverage.
Besides, just because Ms. Browngold and the Courier have joined together does not give her the right to take over control of a townhall's content or format.
I'm fairly certain the people in, say, MontCo or Quakertown do not want Browngold interupting and demagoguing a meeting designed for their specific region.
If Ms. Browngold wants to endlessly spout off, she should run for public office.
Until then, please just grow up.
• nutinspecial posted at 10:13 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
nutinspecial Posts: 80
How to have a civil town meeting.
1. Raise your hand to be recognized to ask a question.
2. You have 1 minute to ask your question.
3. If you disrupt or talk out of turn you will be warned, if you persist, you will be escorted out.
4. A short applause or boo is acceptable.
• Clare posted at 9:17 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
Clare Posts: 177
I agree with you 100%. So, how can we have town hall meetings where, as you say, we listen and learn. Now, the problem seems to be in extremes. People in the back yell and disrupt or the audience is muzzled and is given no real way to have the issues discussed. BTW, you neglected to mention the speech makers in the audience, who do not even have a question or issue to discuss.. blah blah blah. (Now I am giving a speech! [sad]) So, I ask, how can we have a proper town hall meeting?
• Get-A-Life posted at 8:25 am on Tue, Aug 20, 2013.
Get-A-Life Posts: 169
The first time I went to a town hall meeting I was shocked. I wanted to listen and learn something's
About the politician and his thoughts on the subject in question.
I heard screaming and yelling from the back of the room and when I turned around I notices a guy
In about his early 50's yelling things. As I watched in amazement
A guy just kept heckling from the back to the room.
I was shocked! I thought why would people act like an A** when we are trying to hear the politician talk.
They guys sitting next to me laughed and said, both parties do that to each other. WTF!
Grow up! I understand why any politician would demand you write your questions down first
And get approval to talk. Once again adults act like children so you have to curtail the idiots
For those of us, regardless of party affiliation can listen, learn, and act like adults and then we can ask questions
With that said I give credit to any politician that is willing to do a town hall for his people or area
And we don't have to worry about some idiot yelling to just disrupt the meeting
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Playa Kin Ha
3 star hotel
Address
Carretera Tulum-Bocapaila Km. 4.5 TulumSee nearby area
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This small hotel in Tulum, Mexico is located next to the Caribbean Sea. The environmentally friendly hotel offers an on-site restaurant and bar along with tour services.
The Playa Kin Ha offers tours to the ruins of Tulum or Chichen Itza. Guests can go snorkeling or scuba diving only steps from the hotel. Hammocks and sun beds are available at the beach.
Each room at the Playa Kin Ha is equipped with a balcony and private bathroom. Some rooms offers ocean views.
Guests receive a 10% discount at the property's restaurant, which serves Italian and Mexican cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can also have a drink on the hotel's terrace.
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Please note that the first night of the reservation must be paid in advance. Once a booking has been made, the hotel will contact the guest directly to arrange payment by bank transfer or pay pal. If the deposit is not paid within 5 days of making the booking, the hotel may cancel the reservation.
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2013-01-02 The Grand Turk
US to sell two frigates to Turkey
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#1 The single arm missile launcher was pulled a few years back, not certain why, running costs I would guess. Without the missile launcher it's only 9 times more effective than a LCS.
Posted by Shipman 2013-01-02 03:42|| 2013-01-02 03:42|| Front Page Top
#2 My first thought was something on the order of "Old Ironsides"
Posted by Cheaderhead 2013-01-02 05:49|| 2013-01-02 05:49|| Front Page Top
#3 Who would they use it against? Or is this just a way to drive Turkey deeper into financial issues, just as their population issues worsen?
Posted by trailing wife 2013-01-02 09:10|| 2013-01-02 09:10|| Front Page Top
#4 Turkey already operates this class of frigate; likely these two would be added as a stop-gap measure until implementation of (or in place of) Turkey's announced indigenous frigate program.
As far as financial issues, the cost is somewhat less than a new one, usually overhauling/repair and updating the vessel.
Posted by Pappy 2013-01-02 17:27|| 2013-01-02 17:27|| Front Page Top
#5 Who would they use it against?
Russia.
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Wireless SLAs gain traction
Market research firm In-Stat predicts that SLAs will become an expected service feature within five years, particularly for large companies, as data services increasingly become part of the wireless story.
But there’s a long way to go. An SLA currently ranks as the sixth most important service attribute in the 2005 In-Stat survey, up from seventh place a year earlier.
'Significant refinement is required to make SLAs relevant to most corporate buyers,' says In-Stat analyst Allyn Hall.
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Are we finally saying goodbye to Size Zero?
Published 05/12/2012 | 06:00
Mexican actress Salma Hayek arrives for the closing ceremony of the Acapulco International Movie Festival in Acapulco November 30, 2012. REUTERS/Jacobo Garcia (MEXICO - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT)
PASADENA, CA - SEPTEMBER 16: Actress Christina Aguilera arrives at the 2012 NCLR ALMA Awards at Pasadena Civic Auditorium on September 16, 2012 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
Adele has shown that not all platinum-selling pop stars have to wriggle around wearing hot pants
As Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera and Salma Hayek reveal their new rounder bodies, a size 16 (and pregnant) Bryony Gordon is thrilled
have been thinking a lot about my body recently.
Maybe it is because I am pregnant and am watching it do all sorts of strange, crazy, amazing things (my stomach is hard for the first time in my life, yet round, too, like a protective shell for our baby), but when I look in the mirror and then look back at the 20 or so years since I became aware of it – since I first grew breasts and a bottom and started on this journey of womanhood – I am appalled. Horrified. Ashamed, even.
Not because I am growing bigger by the day and no longer fit into anything from Zara (anything at all). Nor is it because I have stretch marks on my boobs and I tore a pair of tights the other day bending down to pick something up.
No. When I look at my body I feel ashamed because I cannot believe the stinking attitude I have had towards it, the terrible things I have done to it and the way I have taken it for granted, as if it were a rusty old car and not the thing that has given me life and will one day soon – hopefully, please God – give life to someone else, too.
Here are some of the things I have done to my body, or tried to do to my body, over the years: I have vomited up food until it was coming out of my nostrils and my eyes were red and streaming and I thought I might stop breathing. I have vomited so much that on occasions it has taken me 15 minutes to pick the food out of my hair before I eventually returned to polite society.
After two years of late-teenage bulimia I lost a molar, its enamel worn away by the acid in my vomit, meaning that I had literally been sick to my back teeth.
I tried laxatives when I was 14 – I had read about the horrors of them in Just Seventeen and thought that defecating out my food seemed as good a way as any to lose weight – but the woman at the Boots counter rightly got suspicious when I returned the next day and asked for another two packets.
I went through a phase of exercising for 90 minutes twice a day, though how I ever found the time I have no idea. I have flirted with the Atkins diet, the Cabbage Soup, the South Beach and the Zone. I once watched an episode of Ally McBeal in which one of the middle-aged characters complained about her "wattle", the bit of flappy skin under her chin, and became convinced that I had one, too. No matter that I was only 21 and didn't have a wattle in the first place; on I went flicking my chin for a week-and-a-half until my skin went bright red and started to hurt to the touch.
When I read over this list I see that it is one of despair and self-hatred, yet the most shocking thing about it is that it is hardly exceptional. It is just what many of us women do. We count calories, measure grams of fat and cut out carbohydrates; we are programmed to think about food, or rather a lack of it.
Women do all sorts of crazy stuff in the eternal quest to be thin. We will drink only vile-tasting juices for a week in the name of looking good on a beach (newsflash: the only people who are going to see you are complete strangers, your friends and family who love you even if you are 4lb heavier than you'd like to be).
We will try out medically unproven diets in the hope of fitting into a pair of jeans while simultaneously worrying about infertility and breast cancer. We will measure our self-worth through our dress size, not our brains, which, despite all of this apparent craziness, are usually actually pretty clued up and clever – able to form opinions on the American election and Starbucks not paying their tax in Britain but completely incapable of escaping the ridiculous trap that is judging one's mood on the ability to fit into a size-10 frock.
It is like a huge, crazy case of collective body dysmorphia, and I have had enough of this tyranny. It isn't just because I am pregnant. For a while now I have been on a gradual journey from obsessing about my body to accepting it, having realised that I was far happier hovering between a size 14 and a 16 than I was straining to be a 10 or a 12. (I was an eight once, when I was 21 and not eating anything, and I was utterly miserable.) I realised I was exhausted with trying to shed weight, and in the process I feel like I have shed my skin.
Ladies: I think this is our time – the time to break free from conforming to unrealistic ideals. Everywhere I look, women are flaunting their curves and wobbling their boobs and showing off their dimpled thighs – and, best of all, they are not giving a damn. They are challenging the notion that we should all have breasts like Barbie dolls and waists like Kate Moss and skin the texture of a magazine advert; they are burning their Dukan diet books instead of their bras.
Take Girls, the American series written by (and starring) Lena Dunham. Lena is neither a supermodel nor supersized – just normal, with lumps and bumps like everybody else. And Dunham gets naked in Girls – a lot. Her willingness to take off her clothes is such that at this year's Emmy awards she appeared in a sketch completely in the buff, eating cake while sitting on the loo. "I don't feel like there are a tremendous amount of roles for the size I am," she has said about acting work. "There is your sassy chubby friend or the part of an ingenue." So in Girls she created her own role, and it has gone down a storm.
Lady Gaga recently posted pictures on her website of her new, more shapely self, alongside the caption: "Bulimia and anorexia since I was 15." She wrote: "My boyfriend prefers me curvier. When I eat I am healthy and not so worried about my looks. I'm happy. Happier than I've ever been. I'm not going to go on a psycho-spree because of scrutiny. This is who I am. And I am proud at any size."
Also refusing to starve their bodies into submission: Salma Hayek, who admits she is "at the limit of chubbiness at all times", and Kelly Clarkson, who is so used to being criticised about her weight that in June she told an Australian interviewer it had been happening for "seven years . . . it's like, 'okay, cool, the fat jokes'. I love my body. I'm very much okay with it. I don't think artists are ever the ones who have the problem with their weight, it's other people."
Then there's Adele – beautiful, talented, wonderful Adele, who has shown that not all platinum-selling pop stars have to wriggle around wearing hot pants and barely-there bikini tops in their videos. "I read a comment on YouTube that I thought would upset me," she recently revealed. "Test pilot for pies" – but I've always been a size 14 to 16 and been fine with it. I would only lose weight if it affected my health or sex life, which it doesn't." (I bet her sex life is a lot more fun now than if she were an obsessive dieter desperate to shrink down to a size zero.)
Adele has reportedly been advising Christina Aguilera – who has received criticism for her fuller figure – on how to deal with her detractors.
And it isn't just celebrities who are telling their critics where to shove it. In Sweden a student called Linda Marie-Nilsson took a photo of herself on the beach in her red and white gingham bikini. Then she stuck it on Facebook. She was only doing what so many other women like to do nowadays – flaunting their lads-mag-ready bodies that they have worked so hard for. But the difference is that Linda is a size 18.
The picture was liked by tens of thousands of Facebook users, and there are now fan sites dedicated to her. Linda, who has been bullied about her weight since she was a child and admits that she used to cry all the time about her body, has now realised that she "is beautiful, just like everyone else".
I spoke to Susie Orbach, the psychotherapist who wrote the seminal 1978 book Fat Is A Feminist Issue (or Fifi as she calls it), and she agreed that fat is still a feminist issue, though she felt there was a real sea change.
"Oh, there is a shift going on," she told me, "a definite one that I haven't seen since Fifi came out, but that was at the height of the women's lib movement when there was a lot of energy about.
"People are saying, 'We need to redefine the terms on which we are viewed'. And I've never seen that before. I work with a group called Endangered Bodies, which aims to challenge the diet industry and all those merchants of body hatred who turn girls and women against their own bodies.
"It amazes me how much of a movement there is. It is in London, New York, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Ireland, Sydney and Germany . . . I am trying to organise a call between all of the offices and, I tell you, it is difficult when they are in that many places."
Orbach says she feels as though it is "the perfect coming together of activists, and pressure on government ministers, and a change in culture. There is a lot of bravado around. There is a cockiness, a spunkiness, a sense of taking pleasure in our bodies. It's a fury, with women saying, 'No, we are not all the same shape and size'. I think there is a real attempt to remake the culture in which we live. It feels like we are taking part in a dare, one where we say, 'It's okay, this is who I am'."
And it is about time, too, she says. Time we nourished our bodies, instead of torturing them.
Bryony Gordon Telegraph.co.uk
Irish Independent
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Facebook responded to yet another controversy over photos that were removed from the social network, this time in the case of Kendall Jones, a 19-year-old cheerleader from Texas Tech University, who posted several photos of animals she had shot and killed while on a safari in Zimbabwe earlier this month.
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Tanzanian Royalty Signs Definitive Joint Venture Agreement That Will Facilitate Development Of Buckreef Gold Project
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Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corporation (TSX: TNX / AMEX: TRX) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Definitive Joint Venture Agreement with the State Mining Corporation of Tanzania (Stamico) for the development of the Buckreef Gold Project in Tanzania.
Buckreef is located in the prolific Lake Victoria Goldfields of northern Tanzania within the Rwamagaza Greenstone Belt. Major gold producers in the region include AngloGold Ashanti’s Geita mine (18M Oz), the largest gold producer in Tanzania which is located 30 kilometres to the northeast of Buckreef, and African Barrick’s Bulyanhulu gold mine (12M Oz) which is situated 60 kilometres to the southeast.
The Buckreef Project contains National Instrument 43-101 compliant gold resources at a 0.5 g/t cutoff grade in the following categories: Measured, 5.176 million tonnes grading 2.05 g/t (341,000 oz); Indicated, 24.97 million tonnes averaging 1.19 t/g (954,000 oz); Inferred, 17.173 million tonnes grading 1.51 g/t (835,000 oz).
Through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tanzanian American International Development Corporation 2000 Limited (Tanzam), the Company will hold a 55% interest in the joint venture company, Buckreef Gold Company Limited, with Stamico holding the remaining 45%.
At a public signing ceremony attended by invited dignitaries and the media in Dar es Salaam on October 25, 2011, the Honourable William Mganga Ngeleja, Tanzanian Minister for Energy and Minerals, told the gathering: “Today, I am most delighted to witness this historic event of the signing of the Joint Venture Agreement for the Re-development of Buckreef Gold Mine between Stamico and Tanzam.”
Responding to the minister, James E. Sinclair, the President and CEO of Tanzanian Royalty, stated that the agreement represents “a new model” with respect to how international mining companies conduct business in mineral rich countries in the developing world.
“Our policy has always been to empower Tanzanians to create their own future and we take great pride in the fact that our corporate, professional and support staff in Tanzania are indigenous to the region.”
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Ajo blanco and almond pesto with sourdough croutons
Ajo blanco and almond pesto with sourdough croutons
Ingredients
For the Ajo Blanco:
* 250 g whole blanched almonds, (preferably Spanish)
* 750 ml ice cold water
* 75g stale white bread, crusts removed and soaked In water
* 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
* 3 tbsp olive oil
* 3 tbsp sherry vinegar
For the pesto:
* 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
* 50 g whole blanched almonds
* black pepper
* 50g basil
* 4 tbsp pecorino cheese, grated
* 150ml extra virgin olive oil
* lemon juice, to taste
For the sourdough croutons:
* 150g clarified butter, (ghee)
* 2 cloves garlic
* small handful of mixed fresh herbs, such as flat leaf parsley, basil and chervil
* 1 sourdough bread, thinly sliced
To serve:
* 150 g seedless white grapes
* 4 quail’s eggs, softly poached
Method
1. First, make the Ajo Blanco. Place the almonds into a food processor and grind them as finely as possible. Turn the machine off and scrape any of the grounds nuts that are stuck to the side of the bowl.
2. Add 5 tablespoons of the iced water. Turn the machine back on and whiz until the almonds form a paste just runny enough to turn in on itself.
3. Squeeze any excess water out of the bread and add to the almonds, along with the garlic. Whiz again until smooth.
4. Add the olive oil and gradually pour in the rest of the iced water, until you have a very smooth mixture with the consistency of single cream.
5. Transfer the soup to a bowl and season to taste with sherry vinegar, salt and freshly ground black pepper. You should end up with a good balance of flavour between the almonds, garlic and sherry vinegar. Chill the soup for at least an hour.
6. Just before serving, check for seasoning again and adjust if necessary.
7. For the pesto, pound the garlic and almonds in a large pestle and mortar with a little salt.
8. Add the basil leaves, a few at the time, pounding and grinding the leaves against the side of the bowl.
9. Stir in the grated cheese and mix well.
10. Beat in the olive oil and lemon juice, salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Store in a screw top jar in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
11. Make the sourdough croutons. Pre-heat the oven to 200°C/gas 6. Gently heat the clarified butter and add the garlic and herbs and allow the mixture to infuse for several minutes. Brush the slices of bread with the infused butter; place them on a baking tray and bake for 5-6 minutes, until golden brown.
12. Serve the Ajo Blanco in bowls, garnished with some seedless white grapes and a softly poached quails’ egg, together with the almond pesto and the sourdough croutons.
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Neighbors Growing Together | Oct 23, 2014
E911 Services Board to meet in Wellman
Aug 20, 2014
Washington County E911 Services will meet at 7 p.m., Monday, Aug. 25, at Parkside Activity Center, 525 13th Street in Wellman, immediately preceding the Communications Board meeting.
Agenda items include determination of quorum, approval of agenda and minutes, approval of claims, new business, and setting the date and location of the next meeting.
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Drinking goes up as smoking goes down
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Fewer South Koreans are smoking, but more are drinking hard, feeling fat and getting depressed, according to a story in the Korea Joongang Daily quoting figures from a government poll.
The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention today announced the results of its 2013 Community Health Research poll, which showed, in part, that the percentage of smokers among the respondents nationwide had decreased from 24.5 percent to 24.2 percent during the past year.
Smoking among men fell from 46.4 percent to 45.8 percent during the same period.
But the rate of high-risk drinking has increased. High-risk drinking for men is defined as drinking more than seven alcoholic drinks, such as soju, two times a week or more. For women, it’s defined as drinking more than five drinks twice a week.
Nationwide, the rate of high-risk drinking increased from 16 percent in 2012 to 18.6 percent in 2013.
The poll surveyed the habits of 220,000 South Koreans older than 18 nationwide. It included 258 questions about smoking, drinking, exercise, safety, food, obesity, mental health and health checkups.
The survey started six years ago and is conducted annually in 253 cities.
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Broadcast:
Wednesday 3 April 2013 9:36AM (view full episode)
John Wood quit his job as a Microsoft executive to 'change the world.'
A decade on from co-founding ‘Room to Read’, they've opened 15,000 libraries, distributed more than 12 million books and managed to get 20,000 girls into education programs.
For John it’s a very personal mission. A born bookworm, he’s passionate about reading and the power of education to end poverty. It might seem idealistic but he has a way of getting stuff done.
His latest book is Creating Room to Read: A Story of Hope in the Battle for Global Literacy, and in it he shares some of the lessons learned along the way about growing the company, how you keep admin costs down, and the sort of people you need in your organisation.
Life Matters producer Jane Shields spoke to John Wood when he was in Australia.
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Guests
John Wood
Founder, Room to Read
Publications
Title
Creating Room to Read: a story of hope in the Battle for Global Literacy
Author
John Wood
Publisher
Penguin
Title
Leaving Microsoft to Change the World
Author
John Wood
Publisher
Harper Collins
Homepage
http://www.leavingmicrosoftbook.com
Further Information
Room to Read
Credits
Reporter
Jane Shields
Presenter
Natasha Mitchell
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Add your comment
• Jan Gill :
03 Apr 2013 10:20:36am
I loved this well produced story. John Wood is one of my heroes. Great work Jane.
• Simon Bowler :
04 Apr 2013 4:35:35pm
Heard the interview and bought the book via Kindle. Great guy, wonderful work..but shocking writer. Almost unreadable. Hope the $ went to his program then all won't be lost.
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Google might be onto something with Google Knol
Google might be onto something with Google Knol
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By Patrick Altoft / December 14, 2007
Google Knol is getting a mixed reaction today with some people hating the idea and some people playing it down saying it might never launch.
Most of the criticisms come from the fact Google would be both the search engine and the content provider whereas in the past users provide the content and Google indexes it. However with the development of Google Pages, Product Search and Blogger this balance has been tipping for a while. It is a natural progression for Google to want to host content as well as search it.
Let’s look at the advantages over this kind of model. At present only Wikipedia has the kind of mass market appeal that a Googlepedia could have. Competition would no doubt get people thinking and would be good for users.
Google also would be able to create far better search results using Google hosted pages because they wouldn’t need to rely on domain data like they do with Wikipedia. At present any article on Wikipedia ranks well in Google because the domain is trusted. It doesn’t matter whether the article is good or bad. If Google hosted the article they could measure user data such as visits and ratings cross referenced with how trusted the users Google account was and figure out very quickly how good the article was.
It could be like having Wikipedia only ranking highly for pages that had high quality articles, surely a good thing all round.
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Inside Line contributor Matt Stone takes the 2012 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG around the Paul Ricard test track. | July 12, 2011
1 Video , 51 Photos
The engine of the new 2012 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG fires with a roar before settling into a smooth idle underpinned by a deep exhaust note. We're at Southern France's Paul Ricard racing circuit, where we hope to get some laps in before some standard driving loops on the highways and two-lanes surrounding the rural track.
For our first laps, we set the shocks to full firm and dial up Sport Plus on the trans, then let the car think and shift for itself from there. A good call because this thing is ungodly fast. There's no lag, lumps or bumps in its lionhearted power curve, and it pulls hard, fast and long, never out of breath. Mercedes claims a 0-60 time in the low 4-second range, which we don't question.
This 4,000-pound luxury sedan loves the track, accelerating without strain, cornering reliably and bleeding off speed with authority when we toe the brake pedal. The first supercharged E55 AMG of a decade ago didn't turn in all that well. Not so this one. It turns in with clarity, quick response, meaty weight in your hands and legit feedback through the steering. Yep, this 2012 Mercedes-Benz E63 is still very much a super sedan.
Fixing What Isn't Broken
There was never anything wrong with the previous E63 AMG. It was a world-class performer with a hand-built, normally aspirated 6.2-liter screamer of a V8. Why replace it? "It's all in the name of efficiency," replied several AMG engineers and product types when we posed this question.
The new engine, known internally as the M157, is a twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V8. Have no fear; the new engine outguns and outruns the outgoing 6.2-liter naturally aspirated V8, and shouldn't take any crap from the BMW M5 or Cadillac CTS-V.
AMG's new biturbo V8 packs every tech trick in the book: all-aluminum construction, direct injection, double overhead cams, four valves per cylinder with adjustable cam timing, air/water intercooling, generator management (to reduce parasitic losses when max battery charging is not required) and a stop/start system, much like that on most hybrids.
The result is a bit more of everything. Horsepower is a wash; the old car was rated at 518 horses, as is the new one. Torque leaps from 465 pound-feet to 516, but there's a Performance Pack option that bumps output to 550 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque.
The outgoing naturally aspirated 6.2-liter E63 drew a 13/20 mpg rating from the EPA. The 2012 car's ratings have yet to be finalized, but Mercedes engineers expect something in the 15/22 range for the sedan, and perhaps 14/21 for the wagon — yes: the wagon lives.
Enough Motor Talk
We wish we could tell you that the groovy new power plant was backed by the SLS's slick dual-auto-clutch seven-speed gearbox, but it's not. The cost/benefit ratio of fitting that expensive transaxle into the sedan ruled that move out.
So instead, the only choice offered, or needed, really, is the AMG Speedshift seven-speed automatic. It may not be as trick, but it gets the job done just fine. In Comfort mode shifts are optimized for smoothness and fuel economy. Beyond that, there are two Sport modes that deliver more performance-oriented upshifts at higher rpm points, and fairly aggressive downshift programming — including a satisfying throttle blip to match revs. There's also a full manual mode via the steering-wheel-mounted shifter paddles.
The steering setup is of the electrohydraulic speed-sensitive power rack-and-pinion variety with a fat AMG-specific wheel at the driver end. The E63 also features driver-adjustable adaptive damping and an adjustable stability program that'll keep you safe and straight. Or it can be completely deactivated for monstrous burnouts or lurid tail-out slides.
It's hard to imagine why you would feel the need to pop the extra $12 grand for the carbon-ceramic brakes. The stock AMG binders will take anything you can give them with no measurable evidence of fade.
On the Road
The 2012 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG exhibits something few brands deliver as well as AMGs do, and that's high-speed stability. Explore the far right side of the speedo and this elegant sledgehammer tracks straight as a string.
This is hardly a compact sedan, yet it's so linear and responsive that out in the real world, it shrinks around you a bit on the relatively small two-lanes. Considering the ultralow-profile tires and sport-minded suspension, the ride quality remains pleasantly comfortable.
If there's anything we miss, it's the outgoing car's exhaust note. It's relatively quiet and well-mannered under all conditions, yet really lights up when you awaken all that horsepower. The new engine has a strong, throaty rumble, not unlike that of a Riva speedboat on the open water. But the old V8 had an intoxicating silken blare that was just so pure. We always thought it would be hard to top and it still hasn't been.
The interior materials are outstanding, and always look and feel luxuriously sporty. Power everything is standard, plus a 14-speaker Harman Kardon surround-sound audio system, 14-way power-adjustable seats, a central controller function with a high-definition 7-inch screen, buttery leather upholstery and your choice of Black Ash or Burl Walnut wood trim.
The Numbers Game
You may wonder why a Mercedes with a 5.5-liter engine is still badged as an E63. We asked the same question, and got a somewhat psychobabbular answer. "Going forward, don't expect Mercedes model nomenclature to relate directly to the engine displacement like they used to."
Why not? Mercedes perfected that system decades ago, and it made sense for nearly 100 years. AMG executives replied that "since E63 is now established as a brand, we didn't want to be seen as going backward to the E55 label from the car a few generations back."
We doubt anyone will accuse the 2012 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG of taking a step backward. It's essentially the same super sedan it's always been, with a touch more efficiency and better handling thrown in for good measure. Might have been cool if Mercedes figured out a way to charge less for it, but it looks as if its roughly $90,000 price will remain. Can't have it all.
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Videos
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Kunimitsu Tutorial Trailer
Kunimitsu's got all the moves.
Sep 12, 2012
Duration: 11:02
Views: 1660
(0)
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Tekken Takes Tokyo Trailer
Look out Tokyo! Tekken is coming for you!
Aug 29, 2012
Duration: 00:53
Views: 235
(0)
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Gamescom Trailer
Iron Fisting.
Aug 16, 2012
Duration: 02:25
Views: 1208
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Tutorial Video #2
More gameplay tips.
Aug 14, 2012
Duration: 25:59
Views: 958
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Tutorial Video #1
Namco Bandai shows you the ropes.
Aug 10, 2012
Duration: 18:43
Views: 533
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Fight Lab Trailer
Get your white coats on. It's time to enter the Fight Lab.
Jul 31, 2012
Duration: 01:35
Views: 1102
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - 'Girls Power' Trailer
We thought girl power ended when the Spice Girls split up... Apparently not!
Jul 16, 2012
Duration: 01:27
Views: 2361
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Swimsuit Trailer
There'll be over 100 swimsuits in TTT2. Here's some of them.
Jul 16, 2012
Duration: 01:29
Views: 3068
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - 'Jawbreaking Game Modes' Trailer
Here's all the King of Iron Fist game modes you'll be playing this September.
Jul 13, 2012
Duration: 03:35
Views: 832
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - 'Special Item Moves' Trailer
Just what have the Tekken development team been smoking?
Jul 13, 2012
Duration: 03:21
Views: 1204
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - July Character Announcement
Four new characters for TTT2. Includes Alex!
Jul 6, 2012
Duration: 01:23
Views: 1016
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - E3 2012 Trailer
Snoop features again in this TTT2 vid.
Jun 17, 2012
Duration: 01:32
Views: 171
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Game Info
Developer:
Namco Bandai
Publisher:
Namco Bandai
Genre:
Release:
US September 11, 2012
Europe September 14, 2012
Japan September 10, 2012
HDD Space Required : 7.8 GB
Collection:289
Wishlist:68
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The 'Readers Hub', Samsung's unique e-reading application, provides easy access to a vast digital library – from classical literature to the latest bestsellers and reference materials. At the same time, Samsung unveils 'Media Hub,' a gateway to a world of films and videos, and 'Music Hub', an application giving access to a wide range of music tunes.
Powerful, always-on communication:
With 3G HSUPA connectivity, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth® 3.0, the Samsung Galaxy TAB enhances users' mobile communication on a whole new level. Video conferencing and push email on the large 7-inch display make communication more smooth and efficient. For voice telephony, the Samsung Galaxy TAB turns out to be a perfect speaker phone on the desk, or a mobile phone on the move via Bluetooth headset.
Multimedia:
Powered by a Cortex A8 1.0GHz application processor, the Samsung Galaxy TAB is designed to deliver high performance whenever and wherever you are. At the same time, HD video content is supported by a wide range of multimedia formats (DivX, XviD, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 and more) which maximizes the joy of entertainment.
Camera:
While a front-facing camera allows for face-to-face video telephony over 3G, a rear-facing camera captures still images and video that you can edit, upload and share, all without any hassle. As online content and creativity explodes, the Samsung Galaxy TAB is the best portable solution for every lifestyle that needs a constant connection.
• Release Date: Monday 1st November 2010
• Shipping Weight: 0.74kg
Technical Details
• General
2G: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G: 900/1900/2100 MHz
• Display
Type: TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size: 1024 x 600 pixels, 7.0 inches
• TouchWiz UI
• Multi-touch input method
• Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
• Touch-sensitive controls
• Proximity sensor for auto turn-off
• Swype text input
• Sound
Alert types: Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones
Speakerphone: Yes
• 3.5 mm audio jack
• Memory
Phonebook: Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
Call records: Practically unlimited
Internal: 16 GB storage
Card slot: microSD, up to 32GB
• Data
GPRS: Yes
EDGE: Yes
3G: HSDPA
WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth: Yes
Infrared port: No
USB: Yes
• Camera
Primary: Yes, front-facing videocall camera
Features: 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, autofocus
Video: Yes
Secondary: Yes
• Features
OS: Android OS, v2.2 (Froyo)
CPU: ARM Cortex A8 processor, 1.06 GHz processor
Messaging: SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS
Browser: HTML
Radio: No
Games: Yes
Colors: Black and Grey
GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support
Java:Yes, MIDP 2.1
• Social networking integration
• MP4/DivX/WMV/H.264/H.263 player
• MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player
• Organizer
• Image/video editor
• Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)
• Google Search, Maps, Gmail,
• YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa integration
• Flash support
• Voice memo/dial/commands
• T9
• Battery
Standard battery, Li-Po 4000 mAh
Movie Play: 7 hrs
User Reviews
• by Matthew Trompf
• 06 August 2011
An excellent Tablet
I bought this because it has a Touch Screen, whick makes it easier to scroll through applications. It is excellent for recording and watching movies in HD. It starts up much quicker then Bada did.
• by Anonymous
• 13 April 2011
Korean Tab
I have the Korean version which is better in a few ways. One being a DMB TV antenna. The main page says it's too big to fit in your pocket but I carry mine in my packet all the time because the Korean version is also a cell phone. I love it.
• by BraMMS
• 12 April 2011
Love it!
I bought SGT last January through expansys.ae and I have to say I'm more than pleased with everything. My package came in three days or so. The device works nicely, the SD card is big enough... I also purchased EXPANSYS Typing Case, which turned out to be a good choice, because it makes it so much easier to handle the SGT. @A1 - try updating the office programs. Mine used to crash when I try to use it, but simple update helped and it works like a charm now.
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can be used in Japan?
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by 7beach
on Sun Jul 31, 2011 7:27 AM
Specifications
by EAlvarado on 20 December 2010 at 19:09
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by EAlvarado
on Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:09 PM
Price???
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by Phoenix56317
on Thu Dec 16, 2010 10:44 PM
Dear Yoni. This device is unlocked can be used in Australia?
by ehsan_az2000 on 20 November 2010 at 19:16
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Views: 789
by Yoni
on Tue Nov 23, 2010 10:43 AM
Wanna know if this version support the Chinese or no..
by chestnut007 on 31 October 2010 at 15:37
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by Chilli Kum
on Tue Nov 16, 2010 3:05 AM
Well I placed my order (warning)
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In response to the March 23 letter "Abide by right-to-work," which stated that "the citizens of Michigan voted for right-to-work last November by a wide margin":
The people of Michigan did not vote for right-to-work this past November. Prop 2 was not a simple yes-or-no vote for right-to-work. The people of Michigan simply did not want the Constitution amended. However, this is not stating they did or did not want right-to-work. These are two separate issues.
Right-to-work only came to be as it was passed by lawmakers with little debate and during a lame-duck session and signed by Gov. Rick Snyder into law amid angry protesters.
Prop 2 did not give the go-ahead to pass right-to-work. This was done by Gov. Snyder and his anti-labor-agenda cronies.
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Metre was a magazine of poetry that ran for seventeen issues from 1995 to 2005. For most of that period it was edited by Justin Quinn and David Wheatley. It presented original poetry, reviews, interviews and essays. Published and printed in Ireland, edited by two Irish people, it nonetheless billed itself as 'A Magazine of International Poetry': the desire was present from the outset to provide a platform for the best of Irish work alongside the best from the UK, US, Australia as well as work in translation.
The magazine could not have continued without the generous support of the Arts Council of Ireland/An Chomhairle Ealaíon, and occasional support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. Also, patrons and sponsors generously contributed to our costs from the outset.
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- Justin Quinn & David Wheatley
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Je t’aime, Paris: Here is Where I Fell in Love
Paris is the eternal city, a postcard of nostalgia and dream. There are so many beautiful spots that feel straight out of a cliché from an old movie. Picking a favorite spot is hard. But I suppose I must pick the one where I literally fell in love.
Photo by cc-in-paris
One of my favorite spots in Paris is the Canal Saint-Martin. I’ve written extensively about it and taken many photographs of this popular spot.
Geographically, it starts in the lock near Place de Stalingrad, in the North of Paris, at the port Bassin de la Villette and flows all the way to the Seine, ending at the Port de l’Arsenal. All along its way, it laden with bars, restaurants, trendy shops, art spots, galleries and other cool, urban crowd-favorite hangouts. In the summer, you just chill by the water. You can get drinks from one of the bars by the canal or a local epicerie and sit by the canal, enjoying the seasonal warmth.
Photo by cc-in-paris
My special spot on the canal is the intersection of the Quay de Jemmapes with Rue de la Grange aux Belles. Many pictures have been taken sitting down at this spot:
Why is this spot special? Mostly because it is near one of the magnificent ensembles of beautiful iron bridges and locks that allow boats to move between the Seine and the Bassin de la Villette. These are the distinct features of the canal, preserved by so many beautiful photos and iconic movie scenes.
There are many reasons I love hanging around this spot, enjoying the cool summer breeze and the energy in the air. But the most important reason is that I fell in love. When I think of Paris, this is the place where nostalgia hits, this is where I long to be. I think of the love, the friends, the conversations, the laughs, the moments shared. This is the epicenter of my love for Paris.
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1. stouf
stouf
Moi aussi j'aime Paris! : )
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2. stouf
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3. pussylove
pussylove
J'aime pas Paris!
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4. cc-in-paris
cc-in-paris
@pussylove hehehe I remember sitting down by the canal at that place, with you complaining about Tokyo and saying you wanted to come back to Paris....
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5. cc-in-paris
cc-in-paris
@stouf ceux qui restent à Paris n'aiment pas... c'est seulement les expats q sont nostalgiques!
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6. pussylove
pussylove
Il faut dire que depuis que vous etes partis, Paris n'est plus le meme <3!
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7. sarah-addison-dobard
sarah-addison-dobard
C'est vrai...les expats et ceux qui ne vivent pas à Paris sont les plus nostalgiques de cette ville. Il y a quatre ans depuis que je suis allée à Paris, mais la ville me manque toujours. (Sorry, my French language skills have deteriorated). @cc-in-paris
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It describes an approach and tool for analyzing the vulnerability of software applications to anomalous events and malicious threats during software development. Traditionally, security analysis has been applied at the network system level, after release, using tiger team approaches. After a successful tiger team penetration, specific system vulnerabilities are patched. It makes a case for applying software engineering analysis techniques that have proven successful in the software safety arena to security-critical software code.
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1. Nicky 8 yr old proud cut quarter cross He is 14 3 HH and roughly 900 Ibs His coloring is a dark dun He came to Healing Hearts from a live...
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2. Penny 28 yr old mare quarter She is fourteen HH and roughly 800 Ibs Her coloring is a sorrel missing 1 eye She is missing her right eye d...
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3. Lucky Star eighteen years old mare quarter pony She is fifteen HH and 750 Ibs Her coloring is sorrel with star and snip She had been aban...
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4. Strawberry 22 yr old mare Appendix Quarter Horse She is fifteen HH and roughly 1000 Ibs Her coloring is a sorrel with a right hind stocki...
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5. Nogales 19 yr old gelding mexican quarter mixture He is fourteen HH and roughly 900 Ibs His coloring is a sorrel blaze His right hip is o...
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6. Emma 14 yr old mare Morgan mixture She is 14 HH and roughly 900 Ibs Her coloring is dark bay with a star She came to Healing Hearts in 20...
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7. Goldie 24yr old mare quarter She is fourteen HH and roughly 900 Ibs Her coloring is a Dun roan She is an extremely precious mare who woul...
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8. Band 13 yr old mare peruvian paso She is fourteen HH and roughly 800 Ibs Her coloring is a liver chestnut She came to Healing Hearts in 2...
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9. Bonita 12yr old mare quarter mixture She is 14 5 HH and 900 Ibs Her coloring is a palomino dapple She has nerve damage on her left side o...
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10. Shu 23yr old mare thoroughbred She is 15 5 HH and roughly 950 Ibs Her coloring is a sorrel with a star She can be ridden western She is f...
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11. Hattie 8yr old mare paint She is fifteen HH and roughly 900 Ibs Her coloring is a medicine hat paint She came to Healing Hearts in 2009 S...
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12. Alta 11 yr old mare peruvian paso Her coloring is black with a little white on her face She is fourteen HH and roughly 850 Ibs She has ha...
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13. Pacin 8 mnths old colt stud He is twelve HH and roughly 200 Ibs His coloring is a dark bay He is a sweet and curious youngster He is stil...
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14. Twilight 16yr old mare quarter mixture She is 14 3 HH and 800 Ibs Her coloring is a buckskin dun with blaze She came to Healing Hearts fr...
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15. Billy 16 yr old gelding Tennessee Walker He is 15 2 HH and roughly 1000 Ibs His coloring is a sorrel with a star strip and snip He has le...
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2012-11-27
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Violence in the nursing workplace - a descriptive correlational study in a public hospital
• Journal
Journal of Clinical Nursing
• Publisher
Blackwell Publishing Ltd
• Year
2012
• Author
Chen K-P; Ku Y-C; Yang H-F
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Aims - " To explore the prevalence, types and sources of violence in the nursing workplace and to assess the factors related to violence." (extract from abstract)
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Work Environment
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violence; aggression; Taiwan;
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Frost damaged oleander?
Posted: 17/05/2012 at 14:47
Hello,
I have a Nerium oleander in a pot on my decking, it gets full sun for most of the day and last year it seemed very happy there. However, I've noticed it's not looking very healthy now - the leaves are sort of dull and patchy it and doesn't look like it's producing much in the way of flower buds.
After a bit of research I think it's probably frost damage as I left it out all winter - I live in Devon and it was fairly mild but we did have the odd few nights under zero s maybe I should of brought in indoors?.
Could anyone tell me how I can bring it back to health and flowering well again next year? Do they need much water, especially since it's potted? I'll try and remember to bring it inside this winter for a start!
Thanks
Saxifrage brown in middle?
Posted: 05/04/2012 at 21:13
Anyone?
Saxifrage brown in middle?
Posted: 02/04/2012 at 15:43
Hi, this is my first post, I'm a gardening novice - very keen but lacking in knowledge! Thought these forums would be a big help...
A couple of years ago I planted a mossy saxifrage (Peter Pan), it's now spread to a clump about 12 by 6 inches. It looked really pretty last year but this year it looks like its gone brown and bare in the middle but the edges of the clump looks healthy. Can anyone tell me what's happened and what I need to do to get it looking good again?
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TPV Podcast, Episode 26: The Best of the Paleo View
Our twenty-sixth show!
Ep. 26: The Best of the Paleo View
In this episode, Sarah had no internet for days and days so we’ve put together a clip show in the great tradition of television sitcoms! Remember: if you haven’t heard it, it’s new to you! This episode also features the never-before heard moment where Stacy convinces Sarah to start taking fermented cod liver oil as well as such guests as Diane Sanfilippo, Michelle from Nom Nom Paleo, Danielle from Against All Grain, and more!
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Trade Rumor: Bucs Josh Johnson to 49ers
According to Carl Steward over at San Jose Mercury News the 49ers are rumored to be interested in trading for Tampa Bay Buccaneers backup quarterback Josh Johnson. Johnson is not only a Bay Area product having played at Oakland Tech High School but he also played for Jim Harbaugh from 2004-2006 where Johnson excelled under Harbaugh winning two straight Pioneer Football League Championships at the University of San Diego. This is just a rumor but it seems to have some traction however with the NFL lockout nothing can be done until a new CBA is signed.
In a recent post I said the 49ers should gamble in free agency on one of the available quarterbacks I also said the 49ers could trade for Johnson because of his connection with Harbaugh. If a trade does goes down I would not only be for it but I think it would be great for the 49ers and would solve their quarterback problem. The biggest factor is in only three seasons in the NFL Johnson has started just six regular season games. With the way Johnson excelled at the University San Diego and how he received so much attention from NFL scouts and was drafted by the Buccaneers even though he played in Division I-AA says a lot not only about Johnson’s ability to be a successful quarterback in the NFL but also the effect Harbaugh has on quarterbacks he coaches. The familiarity between Johnson and Harbaugh would be a huge plus as he understands the basics of the offense Harbaugh wants to employ in the NFL having played for him for three seasons. I can see the 49ers wanting to trade for a quarterback to avoid having to draft and rely on any of the prospects in this year’s draft to be starter next season. Johnson is still raw and could start next season for the 49ers by learning under Harbaugh but he certainly needs to develop more to be a consistent starter. It also does not hurt that the 49ers would probably only have to give up a second or third round draft pick for Johnson which would be worth the price.
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Home / Music / Music Feature / Wild Cub Opt for Delayed Gratification
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Wild Cub Opt for Delayed Gratification
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Don’t get Keegan DeWitt wrong. He genuinely loves “Thunder Clatter,” the song that’s brought his band Wild Cub so much attention. Everyone loves it. It’s an ecstatic, tropic cacophony about finding the right person exactly when you need to. DeWitt is grateful for the song, thrilled you are listening to it and hopes you sing along to it. It’s the rare song with Billie Holiday levels of emotional attachment, written through the joy of meeting his wife.
But “Thunder Clatter” and its aesthetic twin “Colour” are imperfect representations of what Wild Cub is about. The Nashville quintet is less about the pop energy off those two songs—the first two songs written and recorded in the band’s catalogue—and more about patient lo-fi electronica, looping simple, sparse melodies to build to dramatic finishes. Pick a song on the debut album Youth that isn’t “Thunder Clatter” or “Colour,” neither a picture of immediacy, and you’ll get something with far fewer hooks taking far longer to develop.
So ask DeWitt if he thinks that, in a time when TV audiences have begun to value slow-burning shows like “Mad Men,” they’ll begin to appreciate slow-burning songs like the mass of Youth.
“You’re asking me at a really cynical time of my life because we’re in the middle of pushing ‘Thunder Clatter’ to the radio,” he says.
Wild Cub is not “Thunder Clatter.” But the story of Wild Cub is the story of “Thunder Clatter.”
“I had started writing ‘Colour’ and ‘Thunder Clatter’ when I was still soldiering around the world as a singer-songwriter,” DeWitt says. “But I realized they were a great way to signal in what I wanted to do, transition into making songs with a band. We recorded them with the mentality, ‘I wonder what that’s going to be like.’ And then we moved on to ‘Huh, that’s really compelling. What’s next?’”
What’s next turned out to be quieter, filled with intimate moments contrasting with the first two songs’ huge ones. “Thunder Clatter” and “Colour” came so early in the process, the band argued over including them on the album as poppy outliers to Youth’s more challenging bulk. Ultimately they included the two because they were outliers. DeWitt wanted an album of balance and contrast.
“I don’t think that ‘Streetlights’ would be able to be the special moment that it is at the end of the record—so quiet and sparse—without having a record that begins with these big, bright, chaotic things,” said DeWitt. “I feel like those songs do a lot of the work for you. They earn you the other songs.”
Including two concise, accessible songs would earn an album enough replays to digest the five-minute, hookless “Straight No Turns” and more.
At least, that’s what Wild Cub believes. For a band that wants to make slow-building music while appealing to a wide audience, accessibility is a matter of proportion. “Thunder Clatter” might be so easily digestible that it was nearly dropped from the album, but it might also be too conventionally difficult to swallow to receive the kind of airplay DeWitt thinks it deserves. Industry insiders regularly tell DeWitt that the only thing holding back reasonable hit “Thunder Clatter” from utter domination is that it takes too long to get to the big payoff in the song’s final lines. Why not just make the conclusion into a chorus, repeat it over and over and make all gratification instant?
“I’ve had that idea pitched to me by five different record labels and five different radio people,” DeWitt said. “I feel like you fundamentally rob it of what’s important. Things have more value when they’re withheld from you. Miles Davis made a career out of not playing notes and that being what is so incredible about it. LCD Soundsystem perfected it to an art. It creates this transcendent artistic experience because it asks people to wait and believe in the song—to be a part of an experience that’s larger than themselves.
“I’m sure a cynical listener will listen to ‘Straight No Turns’ and say it sounds like there’s only half an idea,” he continued. “But it asks something different from them. It’s about a mood. It has a couple of little hooks in it, and it’s about the repetition and being along for the ride.”
And are audiences growing to appreciate the virtue of delayed gratification in music the same way they grew to like it on television? DeWitt is cynical…now. But, as he says, songs like “Thunder Clatter” earn the rest of an album a listen. Just wait until they hear the rest of Youth.
Wild Cub play Summerfest’s U.S. Cellular Connection Stage at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 27.
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(feat. Prodigy (Mobb Deep), Twin)
[Verse One]
Reflections of my own life flash like a fire
Powder burns the memories life seems a bad dream
Fall for cenetries physical and the mental
When I crashed through work
I was cursed but still I
Quit my curse found my hustle
Stack paper made it world wide
Feeling the dream, dont be a hater son
Think you the greater one
Gotta put you on the fader son
Cut your ass up see you later
Gotta drop till your praying nigga
You ain't a player hust a frail nigga
I'm the slayer in your nightmares
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Unstoppable
When you see me on the street
Call a audible
I got you covered, face it
And you can't dodge this bullet baby
This ain't the matrix
Got to put you in your placement
Hide your body in the basement
Your boys wonder where your face went
[Chorus 2X]
Homey we keet those on us
Smoke like mufflers
To calm down/I sell
But still explode
Those things so fast/they know not to gas they self
They can't fuck with us, we laugh last
[Verse Two]
Backbreakers of the game
Many many musical
Legendary criminal destined to be professional
I rain supreme
Ever since my days you rock vest just to push your range
No doubt about it
We grew up in the cloud
Read up in your magazine just to see what were about
Peep into the case, see me, ask
Why that black ass nigga flow over the piano
Droppin it good
For that hoody in the front row
Thats my good pro down for the juggalo
Three guns busted for the battle man
Shoot the whole scene make the motherfucker rattle
Duece, double o, slow
Church folk say we ain't got too many more
Either man rush I'm gonna hit em with the head rush
So be careful on what you trusting
[Chorus 2X]
[Verse Three]
Yo
I was walking on the block
Heard a couple shots
Caught one in the leg
And I know who did it
They gonna get it
Wrap up my leg
Bounced upstairs and got strapped up
I love that drama shit
I'm all gassed up
I lit that kush up and got doughed up
And thought about all the foul shit I did
I can't help it, I was this way since a kid
Then I slide out the crib
Hunt down my pray
The look in my eyes like I sniffed some yay
Ran up on homes
And blast away
He passed away twin got the last laugh today
Anybody front I keep that on me
You had to die homey thats part of the game
I got guns put niggaz don't know how to aim
I'm in the shooting range mastering the art
[Chorus 2X]
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how to fold a fitted sheet (this blew my mind because it sure isn't the ridiculously hard way my Mom taught me - and so stinkin' obvious when you see the demonstration!) EASY and finally an unwrinkled bottom sheet!
buy an extra fitted sheet instead of a bedskirt (this site has tons of other tips for around the house too!)
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One more thing.
I didn't use the router on any of the above pieces (in the latest pic). My wife is really on me to get this project done
All of this is new to me. I've definitely learned a lot over the past year, and I'm trying to get this done RIGHT!
I was playing around with the router on some scrap.
could I use this roman ogee profile on JUST the 3' high horizontal pieces? to soften things a bit. or do I need to use this profile on all pieces if I use it on these horizontal pieces?
as always, thanks for the feedback!
how does the pic I posted earlier look? I feel like it looks decent, but it is hard to be objective when you've spent as much time on this project as I have. Like a lot of you, I am sure, I am really critical of my work. Although, unlike a lot of you, my criticism is often legit. I admit it
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do you think the wider horizontal piece looks too big? nothing I can do about it, since this is how I managed to avoid using the cheapo screen tight materials that I didn't like.
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Old 06-19-2011, 01:05 PM #79
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pulled out the compass...
before
after, using compass
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Old 07-04-2011, 09:21 PM #80
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getting siding profile for molding
doing it this way worked better for me than trying to scribe it.
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I'd like to get into the habit of posting a weekly to do/update.
This is the interior view. I plan on completing this section by this time next week.
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Old 07-05-2011, 11:27 AM #82
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depending on size of router you could add profile after material is in place, so no need for mitered corners
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Old 07-05-2011, 03:41 PM #83
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7/5
-worked on scribing the post profile for the the interior left side, top. (got a template for it)
-worked on scribing the post profile for the the exterior left side, top. (got a template for it)
-tomorrow i plan on buying some AZEK trim and getting most, if not all, of the inside molding in.
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exterior front, done!
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It's looking great Joe. Your wife must be happy pulling up into the driveway and seeing how professional it looks.
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was thinking about how much I spent on this project. I actually stopped keeping track of the $ spent on this project half way through. Probably around $2500-$3500 if I had to pull a # out of the air. I did get some tools along the way, including a table saw, and I learned a lot of valuable lessons/skills. I also gained a lot of confidence and humility along the way.
Not sure what a pro would have charged; I do know he would have had it done a lot (a lot!) faster. Regardless, if I would have paid someone to do it, I am pretty sure I wouldn't drive around the block three times to see how seamless a corner looks. Or be able to talk for 30 minutes about that one section of molding on the inside corner, not that anyone but me enjoys that story!
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haven't nailed anything yet, but seems like a good fit, with a bit of caulk.
after spending a lot of time on a template and not being satisfied with my work, I decided to draw the lines right on the piece and cut.came out better for me. I need a more rigid material, next time, to make a template.
are the spaces too big?
I'm noticing the gap widens as I move down the board.
so, I am pretty sure, areas that are touching need to be cut back slightly to close the gaps. i have done this for corner gaps, but with such a large piece I am not sure of the best approach. do I start at the top and work my way down,looking for the first piece that is touching and then cut it back a bit?
once I do that will i immediately know if I made some progress? or do i have to shave a bit of every piece that is touching before I will know how much progress I've made? each of the pieces that jut out seem to be touching.
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I'm noticing the gap widens as I move down the board.
so, I am pretty sure, areas that are touching need to be cut back slightly to close the gaps. i have done this for corner gaps, but with such a large piece I am not sure of the best approach. do I start at the top and work my way down,looking for the first piece that is touching and then cut it back a bit?
once I do that will i immediately know if I made some progress? or do i have to shave a bit of every piece that is touching before I will know how much progress I've made? each of the pieces that jut out seem to be touching.
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