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With so many new faces, the Suns were able to address a major concern from last season: rebounding.
Phoenix ranked seventh-worst in defensive rebounding percentage last season, grabbing only 71.7 of the shots missed by opponents. The team knew it had to improve on the boards if it was going to compete in the Western Conference.
It appears they may have done just that.
"I think they're rebounding much better as a whole," Suns radio analyst Tim Kempton told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf. "It starts with Marcin Gortat and Luis Scola, watching him talk about it in the preseason, in training camp and in media day that he wanted to become a better rebounder at both ends of the floor."
The Suns grabbed 50 rebounds in Charlotte Wednesday while allowing the Bobcats to snag just 39. Michael Beasley and Gortat led the team with 15 and 10 rebounds each.
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Have you got a blender or food processor? I tried the recipe for homemade hummus on the plan the other day and was amazed at how quick and simple it was to make. It tastes really good and uses no oil.
Also forgot to mention that the food processor I have is an absolute mini one. I bought a small can of chickpeas - that with the other ingredients it was able to cope with. Good luck - I know others will come up with some great ideas.
well here it is the begining of week 2 for me and I still have a full fridge and a full stomach! My wieght seems to have leveled off with no wieght loss today which I pretty much figured it would, I hope to see a more blanaced loss during the upcoming weeks but again this is not a diet but a life syle!
I have always been a heavy evening snacker and have to find substitutes that fill my taste and urges and that will be my focus this week.
I have found a community pool about 1 km from here and am planning to sign up for a once a week poll excersize program(they have it three times but im starting slow). This type of thing is so unlike me but maybe I can carry this "way of life" journey to other things as well.
Keep up the program and many thanks for your support and comments
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Sometimes I'll grab a 1/2 cup or so of cooked chickpeas (we cook a bunch when we make hummus and such and stash some for other meals and things), sprinkle with a wee bit of sea salt and munch them kinda like peanuts. Really good for that "I want the crunchy/salty/nutty" type snack attack.
Good, baked corn tortilla chips with a nice salsa (check labels always) makes a nice snack - I just have to make sure I take some chips in a bowl and don't just munch straight from the bag or I'll eat the lot without noticing!
Hummus and veggies (carrot sticks, celery sticks, bell pepper slices) or a nice multi grain cracker (label check) is a nice snack.
A bit of homemade granola is nice, depending on how the rest of my day has been as far as fat and such - when I make granola it's toasted rolled oats, chopped pecans and almonds, flaked unsweetened coconut, raisins, dried cranberries, other dried fruit when I have it/can afford it, real maple syrup for sweet, and crumbled cocoa nibs. So, it has a fair amount of both sugar and fat. Which is fine if I've had an otherwise low fat/sugar day or did an extra long workout or something.
Good Morning all! Another day with a spot on blood level reading in fact I cant remember ever starting a morning this low (healthy low) . Bonus was another pound gone making 7 lbs gone in 9 days! I am surprising myself at how good I have been at sticking to this and my cravings for junk food seem to be lessining.
A big thank you to all, I know I cant do this on my own. I have never been any where close to being called a "health nut" and since we arent supose to eat nuts I have to think of a good name for me!
This week I will try and broaden my evening meal varity as I am starting to get into a menu rut and limiting myself too much.
This week too I look forward to
Congratulations on your results. Great to see positive changes so quickly. I'm starting day 6 and already down almost 5 pounds and first fasting blood sugar under 100 in a long time.
I'm new to this too, at first I strictly just followed the menu, but have been looking to other cookbooks and online resources for ideas and recipes for more variety and options. I enjoy cooking so its a big adventure for me. Haven't tried eating out yet, but reading about what to look for and what to ask for.
Forgot to include this: I had my first night out with freinds at a local resturant and from the advice I recived here, I asked if they could alter the selection (veal on cream based fetichinni, only thing close to what I wanted). They gladly left out the veal and put tomato meatless sauce on my pasta (also charged me same price as the veal dish but thats fair ball).
That was a first for me, I never would have spoken up if I hadent gotten the idea and support from here.
Again thanks so much!
Can anyone suggest a meat substitue that doesnt taste or resemble dog food? Only kind of kidding. I havent found any vegies burgers, veggie meat subsitiutes that I enjoy. The brands I have tried are terrible (to me anyway) and are exspensive. I really dont miss meat that much but would like to find a reasonable substitute.
So far the only recipie I have tried from here is the smoothy (once only but liked it). I am what you would call a lazy or dissinterested cook! Other then making vegetable soups (tomato juice with lots of veggies, rice or pasta, most of my evening meals are salad, rice, pasta or baked beans with a pile of cooked either fresh or frozen veggies.
The results have been fantatic but am hoping to do some realy really simple recipies this week (even bought a couple books to get ideas from).
I may end up writing a book called "the I'm not a cook vegan diagetic" recipie book jk
Any other "non cooks" out there struggling?
Try Dr. Praeger's tex-mex or California veggie burgers for store bought. There are some decent recipes online. Check out Jeff Novick's.
The results have been fantatic but am hoping to do some realy really simple recipies this week.
Thanks for the feed back on fake meats. TAlking to a long term vegan last night he told me people often use meat substitutes as transition food and I suddenly realised I really didnt need to do that. Other then occasional (rare cravings for pork, I find I really dont miss the animal products that much so will cease to seek out meat pretenders! I will wade through the veggie dogs, cutlets and burgers I have in the freezer and smother them in tomatto sauce to make them palatable and move on.
I have a vegan freind coming over to cook me lunch to show me how easy some recipies can be, so look forward to that.
My quest for eveing meal simple menues continues and I thank you all for your input.
The real test of my vegan transistion will come in two weeks when I leave for a two week buisness trip and will eat out most meals.
Anyone exsperincing the need for more fiber with this change in menu?
I started taking a fiber suplament which helps things out and will try increasing my fiber intake with other foods.
Blood levels and holding steady with a slight wieght loss.
Have discovered the joys of salsa which should add more flavor to my menu and also low fat chips (baked corn). Also found a brand of froxen all fruit bars.
Task today is to find more "sprinkle on food for taste and health" things. Welcome suggestions. I miss cheese!
Many thanks
Nutritional yeast makes a nice parmesan-like substitute to sprinkle on. Great on popcorn or sprinkled on pasta.
Thanks for the yeast tip...how about wheat germ for health needs? I have read pros and cons on that one
If you're eating actual whole wheat, the germ should still be in there, no need to eat it separately. Wheat germ (as a separate thing) is what they take OUT of the wheat when they mill it into flour and separate the white starchy endosperm from the germ and the bran. Kind of smart business wise - take one wheatberry and get THREE products to sell out of it - white flour, wheat germ and bran (for cereal flakes). But, if you just stick with actual whole wheat (wheatberries can be cooked like barley in soup or like oats for a hot breakfast).--DebR
There are some good spice mixes to sprinkle on food. I like Mrs Dash southwest chipolte. Penzy's also has some good mixes - my kids love Sandwich Sprinkles and Mural of Flavor (similar to the first, but salt free). They sprinkle on veggies, popcorn, rice, pasta, etc. If you don't have a Penzy's store near you, they also sell online.
Good morning vegans! Everything is holding steady this morning (weight and blood work) and feeling great.
I found an online store to order some of the hard to get things in my area like nutritional yeast and agave as well as a subsitiute mao. The place is in Canada and offeres free shipping after $30...lots there... here is the web site: www.well.ca and prices seem ok (I dont have a car so expect to pay a bit more online)
Also found a great looking recipe for mac and cheese and cant wait for the yeast to arrive to try it.
One more day will finish two weeks on this program and I think its been the longest I have tried something like this but find it relativly easy to do. I am not an excersize person but can proudly say I had my first 45 min pool aquafit class yesterday and had to walk 1 k eash way to get there!
Again thanks ofor the interest and support, keep the stories about your journey coming in as it helps all of us
In Dr. Barnard's Program for Reversing Diabetes, in the menus and recipes section,one of the breakfasts includes "apple-cider maple syrup" for use on pancakes but nowhere is there a recipe for that item. Perhaps it is just a 1:1 combination of the two ingredients. Does anyone know if that is the case or if there is something else involved?
Today I am treating myself to a meal out at a nearby Chineese resturant (I really need to get more coragous to expland my menu varity!
Two weeks in today and havent fallen off the vegan wagon!
Everything holding steady but still having some constipation but will give my system time and try eating more fiber.
I recently had my glasses perscription changed and found that before thie "way of life" my blood sugar was making it difficult to get true vision readings and had to go back 3 times before I and the doctor realised what was going on. After a week of the kickstart program my blood readings normalized and so didnt my vision so was able to get the needed vison perscription.
Found a take out pizza site that sells gluten free pizza and your able to choose what you want on it. Any comments about this...the site ifs Domino's pizza.
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Sa'lakwmana Kachina appears as a slender Hopi maiden who stands eight to nine feet tall in her stepped headdress, which denotes clouds. The design on her dress, as seen here, represents feathers. She performs only during some Niman (Home Dance) ceremonies, with her brother Sa'lakutaga. After the Home Dance in July, all Kachinas return to their spiritual home in the San Francisco Mountains until they reappear in February.
Kachina Sa'lakwmana aparece como una delgada doncella Hopi, de ocho a nueve pies de alto en su tocado escalonado, el cual indica nubes. El diseño de su vestido, como se aprecia aquí, representa plumas. Ella actúa solamente durante algunas ceremonias Niman (Danza del Hogar), con su hermano Sa'lakutaga. Después de la Danza del Hogar en julio, todos los Kachinas vuelven a su hogar espiritual en las Montañas de San Francisco hasta su reaparición en febrero.
- Culture: Hopi Pueblo, Native American
- Medium: Wood, pigment
- Dates: late 19th century
- Dimensions: 9 x 7 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. (22.9 x 19.1 x 8.9 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of the Americas
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- Accession Number: 04.297.5543
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- Caption: Hopi Pueblo (Native American). Kachina Doll (Sa'lakwmana), late 19th century. Wood, pigment, 9 x 7 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. (22.9 x 19.1 x 8.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Museum Expedition 1904, Museum Collection Fund, 04.297.5543. Creative Commons-BY
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Captain America was the first model kit I'd built of a person.
Cap, Wolverine, and the Star Wars ones were all done before I discovered good paint and good painting techniques like dry brushing and washes (however it seems I did do some dry brushing on the icy rocks in Wolverine's base). I have most of them in a trunk underneath some heavy stuff so I may go back and fix that some day...
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The LA Galaxy will hold Landon Donovan bobblehead night on May 5 when 10,000 fans will receive bobbleheads as LA take on the Houston Dynamo in an MLS Cup rematch.
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FRISCO, Texas -- The LA Galaxy wrapped up a difficult six-day, two country road trip that saw them lose two matches.
The latest defeat came on an 87th minute goal by George John to give FC Dallas a 1-0 win over the Galaxy. The two defeats were difficult to stomach for the club, but LA will return to Southern California on Sunday morning.
After the defeat to Dallas, defender A.J. DeLaGarza said that he and the rest of the club are eager to return home.
"I think we've lost the last three games now [two against Monterrey] and now here," said DeLaGarza. "If we could have gotten out of here, 0-0, down a man for quite a while, I think we could have been really happy with the point. To go out like this after the guys fought for 90 minutes, giving up a goal, is frustrating."
FRISCO, Texas -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena discussed the club's 1-0 defeat to FC Dallas.
Arena's quotes are below...
(On whether he thought the team was tired due to their midweek match…)
ARENA: "No."
(On what he thought about the red card for Leonardo…)
ARENA: "Well if I didn't think it was a great call, I probably didn't think it was a great card right?"
(On how Donovan played…)
ARENA: "Okay. It's going to take him a couple of months to get going. He's behind the group, but he's done remarkably well. Having him back with very little preparation, he's doing alright. He's obviously got to play better and he'll get fitter. As he gets fitter, he'll play better."
(On whether he was happy about the end result…)
ARENA: "Obviously not, we lost the game, right? I'm not happy losing a game. A game is a possibility of us getting three points, let alone zero points. I'm not at all pleased with the end result. "
(On the overall effort of the team…)
ARENA: "I think the effort was pretty good, but I think that we need some players that can think a little bit better during the last 10 minutes of the game."
FRISCO, Texas -- The LA Galaxy went down to 10-men in 60th minute of their eventual 1-0 defeat to FC Dallas when center back Leonardo was ruled to have brought down FCD forward Blas Perez for a denial of a goal scoring opportunity. The moment caused LA to switch into a defensive posture, and although LA had several opportunities at goal -- including a penalty of their own -- a Dallas goal in the 87th minute by George John put FCD ahead for good.
Following the match, I caught up with Leonardo and asked him about the play.
LEONARDO: "It was an error on my part. The guy got behind me and then I kind of don't know what happened because he just went down. I don't think it was a penalty. The referee might have felt a little bit of pressure to call it, but I can't be thinking about it right now. I just have to move on. The play obviously cost us potentially three points. I just have to move on and then be a little bit sharper and better."
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FRISCO, Texas -- In a few hours, the LA Galaxy will take on FC Dallas as they shift their focus to MLS after their dream of the CONCACAF Champions League was extinguished. Check out my links, match ups to watch and predicted lineup below...
*Omar Gonzalez has enjoyed an emotional week as he visits family on both sides of the border. On Saturday, he'll play in front of 250 of his friends and family at FC Dallas Stadium.
*Mike Magee did not start against Monterrey due to a right hip issue, but the Galaxy attacker looks set to return to the starting XI against FC Dallas. Magee also addressed his current status as MLS' leading goal scorer.
*Bruce Arena has pledged to make at least "a couple" of changes to LA's starting XI from the midweek match.
*A few players that could slot in include Tommy Meyer, Colin Clark...and possibly even Greg Cochrane.
*LAGalaxy.com provided this match preview.
*Lastly, read my Three Points to the game.
A.J. DeLaGarza vs. Jackson
Speed vs. Speed. DeLaGarza is wellknown for his quickness in defense, but he'll be tested against the fleet-footed Brazilian Jackson, who has made a habit of challenging the Galaxy in the past. If DeLaGarza is to stop Jackson, positioning will be key.
Omar Gonzalez vs. Blas Perez
A true battle of the titans between a pair of talented international players. Gonzalez excelled midweek against Aldo De Nigris and Humberto Suazo, two of the finest forwards in CONCACAF, but he'll face another member of that accomplished list in Perez. A big body, who a stellar touch, expect Gonzalez to attempt to outmuscle the Panamaian as he looks to get an edge.
Mike Magee vs. Zach Loyd
After being unable to start LA's match against Monterrey on Wednesday, Magee is back and is eager to lead the Galaxy to a win over Dallas. Magee has had success at FC Dallas Stadium before as he scored in LA's 1-0 victory over FCD last July, which was Dallas' last home defeat. A shrewd defender, Loyd has gotten off to a solid start this season, but is expected to have his hands full with the crafty Magee.
Cudicini; DeLaGarza, Gonzalez, Leonardo, Dunivant; Franklin, Juninho, Sarvas, Magee, Donovan, Keane
FRISCO, Texas – Call it the "Omar Gonzalez family reunion" tour.
The LA Galaxy's 24-year-old defender has been lucky enough to get in touch with his roots during LA's six-day, two country road trip. First, he played a stellar match in LA's 1-0 defeat to C.F. Monterrey in front of 50 family members and now he'll play against even more in his hometown of Dallas when LA face FC Dallas on Saturday.
"It's been great. I got to see a lot of family that I haven't seen in a long time in Mexico and it's been quite the trip for me because first Monterrey and then Dallas. It's basically a trip that was focused for me," Gonzalez said with a smile. "I really had fun and I'm looking forward to playing in front of my family in Dallas tomorrow."
At FC Dallas Stadium, Gonzalez will have an even larger section than the one that he had in Monterrey, which was took up multiple rows at Estadio Tecnológico.
"I had 50 family members in Mexico and now for this trip, we're basically going to have a closed section for family and friends. My mom got 250 tickets and they're all spoken for by family and friends," Gonzalez told LA Galaxy Insider. "It's going to be crazy tomorrow and it's really nice to know that I have so many family and friends that love me and are rooting the team on. It's great to have a little bit of home field advantage."
As a rising star at the club and international level, this past week has been an important one for the Galaxy defender.
"It's been great. When you don't see family for a while you miss them. It's been really good to be around family for a little bit and I think it keeps us sane and keeps us grounded," said Gonzalez. "It's been nice to meet up, spend time and just enjoy the short time that I have with them."
FRISCO, Texas – Healthy and ready to play, Mike Magee looks set to return to the LA Galaxy starting XI after missing out on starting against Monterrey midweek due to a right hip injury.
Magee, who has scored five goals this season, talks about his fitness and LA's match against FC Dallas in this piece that I wrote for LAGalaxy.com.
That was not the extent of my conversation with the attacker as I also asked Magee if he was taking notice of his place at the top of the MLS scoring chart.
"Nah. It's cool, but it's so early. If I was a rookie, I'd probably [expletive] celebrating already. It really doesn't matter, it's great that I've scored goals and it's great that the team hasn't lost yet, but I am absolutely not looking at the stat sheet."
FRISCO, Texas -- The LA Galaxy return to MLS regular season play on Saturday against FC Dallas.
My Three Points to the match are below..
Three Points: LA Galaxy transition back to league play against FC Dallas.
FRISCO, Texas – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena has pledged to make at least a couple of changes to his starting XI against FC Dallas after a midweek CONCACAF Champions League game and one place Arena may shuffle is at left back.
Todd Dunivant was forced to exit Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to C.F. Monterrey with what Arena described as "tightness" and the Galaxy boss said on Friday that a decision will be made regarding the left back's status prior to Saturday's road contest against FC Dallas.
One potential option to fill in for Dunivant is rookie Greg Cochrane, who has impressed his coaches during his first months as a professional. Cochrane, who has been used primarily on the left side of midfield since being drafted by LA, but played left back in college, has been a staple on the Galaxy's game day roster's this season and was on LA's 18-man squad again in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to Monterrey.
"It was cool seeing their fans because they're so passionate," Cochrane said of the experience in Monterrey. "It was definitely a good atmosphere to be on the field and see it from there, so from that aspect it was good. It was a good learning experience to see the culture down there."
Cochrane has received considerable praise from coaches and teammates for both his ability and poise throughout his rookie year. The rookie from Louisville attributes this praise to frequently asking questions to players like Dunivant and other Galaxy veterans as he looks to learn the ropes in the pro ranks. But if called upon to play against FC Dallas on Saturday or in Monday's Reserve League opener against Seattle Sounders FC, he is ready.
"I feel good and I feel confident," said Cochrane, who played most of his career at left back." This week, I've been trying to play like me. I know my responsibilities defensively. Obviously that's the most important thing as an outside back position is locking it down defensively and obviously helping in the attack if I'm ready."
And as for any rookie jitters, Cochrane believes that they'll be immediately shaken off.
"I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't, but you push those aside once the game starts," said Cochrane. "This is the game that I've been playing my whole life and I feel like once I touch the ball, I'd be fine. I wouldn't say that I'd be too nervous, but I'm sure there would be still a few butterflies."


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IMAGE: Hannah-Madson-180x255 From salt marshes to fields to forests, Hannah Madson has trekked over 6,000 miles in search of the "whys" and "hows" of plant life. Thanks to the Clinton and Olive Hobbs Scholarship in Plant Science, her journey was made a little easier. Says Hannah, "I've done two major field surveys to study native Lobelia. I'm trying to find out why the female plants only grow in a limited area in the U.S. and can be very rare in other places within the species range. It's extremely complex work, but that's what I like about it."
Hannah became hooked on biology in high school, and was encouraged by a teacher who spent time with her after class explaining topics in more detail. "Once the possibilities opened up to me, I wanted to understand everything," she says. A professor in college suggested she study ecology because it was challenging and "not boring like medicine." Hannah is also an accomplished violinist, playing classical and folk music since the age of four.
Hannah's father was an engineer with Hewlett Packard, so the family moved around a great deal while she was growing up. She was born in Massachusetts, and has lived in Oregon, California, Missouri and Singapore, and eventually attended college in Middlebury, Vermont. Hannah recently completed her master's degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Kent State. She jokes, "My dad changed careers later in life and is finishing up his studies to become a pastor. My mom loves to introduce us to people as 'My husband the pastor and my daughter the evolutionary biologist.'"
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Metsfanmax wrote:I can clarify that currently, it is intentional that this tactic is allowed. We have discussed in the past whether we want to revisit this. The main argument, as IcePack points out, against the change in speed games is that it requires skill to be able to complete a turn on time, and this change would make it easier to play speed games because you wouldn't have to worry about ending your turn on time (obviously this has the biggest impact on freestyle). Doc's response is not really responsive because the reason why people wait out their turns is precisely because they want to be able to respond to everyone else's moves. If, as a result, no one gets to reinforce where they want, then everyone is on an even par. Still, it is not obvious to me that making speed freestyle games 'easier' in this respect is a bad thing; it might be good to add this safety in, as it would make it more possible for people with slower connections to compete (and might just increase new interest in freestyle in general). Nevertheless, we would certainly entertain a solution that made this change for all game types but speed freestyle.
The argument that players will have too much time to take their turns is a completely different subject. That seems more like a suggestion for still shorter turn limits(30 seconds?). The issue here is players deliberately letting their turn run out and wasting time right?
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It's been around 17 months since I've released anything, but here we go!
You can grab the download links from this forum post.
Also, I set up a Twitter account for some reason. I'll probably use it to post short progress reports on various things.
First and foremost, I don't want to get anyone's hopes up here. I am not intending to begin actively developing higan again as I've used to.
However, I also don't want the code to rot. The reason there hasn't been even a single WIP release in a full year has been because the core GUI library, hiro, has undergone massive changes. It currently only compiles under Linux/BSD with GTK+ 2.20+. This means that even upon writing a new UI, it wouldn't be usable by most people. It will take months of effort at my current pace to get hiro fully compatible with Windows, OS X and Qt again, and I really don't even have the motivation to start on that.
But it would still be nice to apply bugfix submissions, and keep the code compilable going forward. So to that aim, I have started on a new GUI using hiro, with the aforementioned limitations that this will only work under Linux and BSD. I've decided to call this new UI "tomoko" (if you get the joke, you win a cookie!) It's going to follow the UI paradigms of v094 very closely (game folders, etc), but with even more minimialism. I want to keep the codebase as small and nimble as possible, so that even radical changes to eg hiro can be applied without a massive amount of effort.
The primary goal of tomoko will be just so that I can build and test bugfixes, and as such, it'll be entirely devoted to the design I am wanting. It will also allow new versions of the core library (in other words, the non-GUI portions) to be compilable under all platforms, which will allow other projects that utilize higan to use updated versions.
The long-term goal I am really hoping for is to find some people willing to help maintain a new UI, which I would want to be more in the spirit of bsnes v070/Qt. In other words, loads of features, ease of use, ability to use regular ROM images and patches, and all of that. I've realized this isn't going to happen with me in absentia, so I'll see about possibly setting up a shared repository; but I'm also not going to be able to drive something like this alone, so if there isn't much interest, then this won't happen either.
So now for the good news, tomoko's already capable of loading and saving games, and has video, audio and input hooked up; along with the library and input manager UIs connected. Still a long way to go, but after a full year of zero activity, it's at least some form of progress. Here's a screenshot of it in action. Not much to look at, of course.
My SRS tool is mostly finished now. I am calling it renshuu (練習). Yeah, unfortunately Anki already took the best Japanese word for this kind of software. Oh well.
The SM2 model that Anki uses was too complex (or just too poorly explained) to implement, so for now I'm going with a ten-stage Leitner system. I've designed the card scoring to allow for model changes at any time without losing all of your previous review scores.
The deck itself is of course in BML format, and beautiful to look at in any text editor.
The program itself contains a deck manager, a deck editor, and a deck reviewer.
Here are some initial screenshots of the program in action:
So, with this, I'll be able to get back to studying tomorrow. "Yay."
I ended up receiving a lot more responses to my previous post than I had expected. Around 100 e-mails, and another 100 or so comments on various forums.
I'm extremely grateful for the kind words from everyone. And I sincerely apologize, but I haven't really been able to reply to many of the messages. But please know that your words are appreciated all the same.
I picked up the げんき textbook series recently, and I've now finished the first of the two books. The first book was mostly stuff I already knew, but it never hurts to polish up on the basics and get some practice in. I even did every exercise, although it was hard to improvise many of the classroom-based ones.
About half of the content in the second book looks to be stuff I don't yet know. Along with the new vocabulary words gleaned from the first book, I will need to stop for a while and get SRS software up and running before I proceed. Otherwise I will just forget most of what I've learned.
Overall, I'm fairly disappointed that years of studying has resulted in me only being able to pass the JLPT N5 (equivalent to 450 - 750 hours of study.) The N1, which is roughly on par with middle-school fluency, requires 4,500 hours of study. So, a very long way to go still. But, this time I'm changing up my studying methods.
I would still really appreciate it if any native or N1-level speakers wouldn't mind chatting with me from time to time so that I can practice. In return, I could help with teaching English or programming stuff, in which case we'd try and divide the time 50/50. If you'd be up for that, please ping me at hotmail.com, setsunakun0.
I've upgraded to FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE (amd64). So far, I'm very happy with it. Lots of the upgrades and enhancements are very much appreciated, so even despite the issues below, I'm happy with the upgrade.
Now that the base has a stable version of GCC 4.9, I've officially switched to C++14. Right now, Clang 3.4.1 seems to be unable to run hiro, and a backtrace isn't revealing any useful clues.
As far as new bugs, I encountered two regressions. The first was Chrome not
displaying properly. Chrome seems to assume that hardware OpenGL acceleration is
available, even when running with the VESA driver now. So, I run with
chrome --disable-gpu to resolve this.
The second bug was a lot nastier. It requires three components to trigger. First, it only happens when using the VESA Xorg driver. Second, it only happens when using the Thunar file manager. Third, it only happens when using custom Xorg mouse cursor themes (almost all of them are affected, including Vanilla-DMZ.)
When opening a folder that has a large amount of files, or is mounted remotely, the cursor would disappear. It would stay invisible until you moved the mouse, at which time it would reappear. But the second you clicked again, the cursor would again disappear. Nothing short of restarting Xorg entirely would restore it.
I wasn't about to go back to the kernel-panicking nvidia binary drivers, and I don't yet have my Thunar replacement completed, so I opted to use the hideous stock black cursor theme instead. Sigh.
Current Plans
I'm currently in the design phase of creating an SRS tool, and I also need to create a tool to track my article / manga translations, so that I can try and get them reviewed and corrected.
So, I am forced back into programming for a bit. But I'll need to move quickly; as I don't want my study habits to decay again. I'm trying to keep up a pace of studying at least four hours a day, but would really like to get that up higher still.
This past year, I've become increasingly disillusioned and unhappy that my only really serious talent is in computer programming. Everything else I try and excel at goes absolutely nowhere.
My studying has been off and on, but I realize that I've spent the last fifteen years of my life drawing and studying Japanese. I'm getting old, and my health is starting to fail. And yet my drawings look like something a ten year old would make, and I sound completely retarded whenever I try and say anything in Japanese. This is insane. It makes my physically ill to think about. Even if by some miracle, I mastered both of these tomorrow, half of my productive life in using these tools has been permanently lost, and I can never reclaim that time. At this rate, I won't be skilled in either before I am too old to do anything anymore. I'm going to end up dying almost entirely with regrets.
I'm so fucking tired of it all. No amount of studying or practice ever seems to lead to any meaningful improvement. These human brains, especially mine, are so unbelievably fucking terrible. Intelligent design my god damned ass. It is absolutely absurd that to memorize a single word, I have to drill on it literally thousands of times before my brain takes the fucking hint. And by the time I do it, I've pushed two other words that I used to know out. Nobody would design something so unbelievably stupid, cruel and frustrating, unless they were a sadist.
But I won't ever give up: I'm just going to have to go completely insane on it and dedicate every last free hour I have to them. Life isn't worth living if we can no longer better ourselves.
This will be probably the longest shot I've ever taken, but ... if anyone out there is fluent in Japanese (as in, not "I took a college course once and I have a Japanese girlfriend"), and is willing to chat with me about anything, I would truly appreciate that more than words could express. I'd be happy to return the favor with lessons on English, programming, emulation, reverse engineering, ROM hacking or server administration. I need someone to have actual communication with. But I know what a tall order that is: who would want to talk to someone they could barely understand, right? It drives me up the wall trying to listen to people who can't speak English, so it's only fitting that the reverse would apply to me. It's not that I choose to be annoyed by bad English, yet it's still karmic justice, right?
Still, if anyone were interested, my e-mail is the same as always. On hotmail.com, the user name is setsunakun0. Note the zero, not capital 'o'.
But ... I have to refocus my time. I can't spend it all on the billion and a half programming projects I've started. I need to start dropping projects. There is no intellectual pursuit in continuing something I've already mastered, and I simply don't have the time for it if I want to seriously study other things.
I'm so hesitant to just outright quit on higan, but I don't want to be like the authors of the major SNES emulators who dick people along and pretend they're still active projects that just haven't had an update in 8+ years now. So at this point, I will just painfully say ... higan is dead for now, sorry. If and when I can attain some joy out of other pursuits in life, I might resume it then. But if history is any indication, I wouldn't count on it.
As for my other projects ... a lot of them are basically "complete" in a way that an emulator never can be, so there's no great loss to not receive updates to eg libco. And I'll still probably push out some new builds for bass and beat, just to get them up on the new site.
I'm still going to have to do some programming: I need to build out SRS learning tools and such. But I can no longer ask or recommend anyone to use any of my libraries such as ruby or hiro. Which is probably for the best, as I never did manage to produce anything resembling a stable API in all of my years as a programmer.
My dreams of building a programming language, GUI library (not wrapper), and forum software are going to have to die here.
Well then, off to study ...
The site is now being generated via Document Markup Language (DML), along with server-side CSS variables for styling. Very nice to not have to manually write out HTML tags anymore.
All old forum accounts with at least 15 - 20 posts have been activated on the new forums. For anyone else waiting on an account, please be patient: I'll open up registration again as soon as I have the time.
The higan, loki and about pages are now up once again. I still need to recreate the remaining pages. Note that the URLs to the emulators have been updated. Rather than byuu.org/higan/, the URL is now byuu.org/emulation/higan/
For the past week, I've been revamping nall/string to scale better by combining small-string-optimization with copy-on-write semantics. I've also revised the API and made all but the match/tokenize functions fully binary-safe.
With that out of the way, I need to resume work on phoenix/gtk. I am currently battling a tough issue with GTK+ lacking a way to deparent a widget once attached to a container, and GtkNotebook destroying all child controls when it has been reparented. As of yet, I've been unable to think of a non-hackish way to work around this. But until this is overcome, I won't be able to proceed on to updating higan to compile again with all of the new, and extensive, underlying library changes.
To those waiting on forum accounts, I apologize for the excessive delay. I have to migrate the accounts manually, one at a time, and it just takes hours to do so this way. Please understand it's nothing personal, I'm going by the top posters when I have time. I hope to get some more accounts migrated over soon.
So it turns out that html5shiv does indeed work great, it was just IE8 forcing compatibility mode on because I was running it locally.
But like everything in the comp sci world, it seemed kind of bloated at over 10KB. So I wrote my own version. It's 574 bytes. If you'd like it, you can download it here. I'm sure it won't handle as many edge cases, but it works perfectly for my site at least.
My emulator, higan, is now over ten years old.
I must stress right away that work will continue on the project into the foreseeable future. But, there's no denying work has slowed down immensely. In fact, there hasn't been much of any progress since January. There are several reasons for this, which I'll go over.
In January, I was in the process of wrapping up the finishing touches on loki, my SNES debugger, in preparing for a v095 release.
The first major roadblock was Debian's decision to acquiesce on systemd. At that time, Debian was my primary development operating system. Having suffered through years of broken audio by the same egomaniacal Redhat developers, I wasn't eager to repeat the experience by introducing such fascinating features as having an HTTP server that generates QR codes as part of my init system. I fundamentally believe systemd to be poorly designed and a major step backward for Linux. But with Linus asleep at the wheel while Redhat turns Linux into Windows, the writing was on the wall: it was time for me to move on.
This led to a few months of crash-course learning FreeBSD. Now, FreeBSD makes for a wonderful server, but is not exactly the best way to run a desktop. It can be done, and to great effect, but it requires an immense amount of effort and dedication.
Due to most developers only considering Linux, this leads to lots of portability issues that result in bugs which slip past port maintainers. I battled through issues with font rendering, libvte crashing terminal instances, Thunar refreshing and resorting on every gedit save due to the latter's insistence on creating temporary files for every save, mousepad crashing when opening any file an even multiple of 4KB due to an out-of-bounds memory access which apparently was hidden by the Linux implementation of mmap, more Thunar issues in failing to update file types and file sizes in its displays, ibus issues with anthy and mozc, browser issues with large images, and on and on.
The worst part was probably the horribly buggy binary nvidia driver. It was so unstable, taking my entire system down, that I went back to using vesa. By some miracle, my graphics card actually has a 2560x1600 vesa mode. After manually rewriting my MTRR tables, I've found I actually get rather decent performance. By multi-threading my software XShm renderer, I can even run my emulator and watch movies just fine.
For the most part, I was able to work around these software issues. In many instances, I had to switch to new software programs, or revert to older ones. For instance, the Firefox team decided to completely change its user interface to the braindead Australis design, and to hell with anyone who didn't like it. Classic Theme Restorer may get something about 80% close to what you're used to on Windows, but is an unmitigated disaster on Xorg.
After Metro, Unity, Gnome 3, KDE 4, Firefox Australis, and on and on; it has become painfully clear to me that I cannot rely on software vendors to not radically disrupt my workflow whenever some wide-eyed kid fresh out of college decides it's time to completely redesign applications that were perfectly fine already. I'm not against change when it leads to better ways of doing things. But I am vehemently opposed to change for the sake of it. And my desktop is not a god damned tablet, you stupid fucks. But well, as they say, if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
Upon attempting to write replacements for critical programs, such as a file manager and text editor, it became clear that my UI abstraction layer, phoenix, was not going to cut it. I had to go back to the drawing board and work on the largest redesign that the project has ever seen. This required many new components in my template library, nall, such as shared objects and IPC. I then added a lot of power to phoenix, mostly focusing on the GTK2 target. I've added new widgets, new functions, and an entirely new shared memory model that will greatly aid in writing dynamically generated interfaces, among other things.
And just as I was finishing this up, the godawful web host I was using, InMotion Hosting, decided to reveal their gross incompetence. First, they managed to botch an Apache upgrade, resulting in all of my PHP files being accessible as plain-text. So anyone typing in /config.php would be greeted with the plain-text login credentials for MySQL. Then, a few weeks later, another update corrupted half of my phpBB SQL tables. Repairing didn't work: permissions were completely broken, allowing any user to edit any other user's post, page refreshes were broken, and many other similar issues arose. I had no choice but to drop five years worth of posting history and start over. But no way in hell was I going to start over on that host.
And so now, I've had to move my site over to a new host. This time, I decided to go the VPS route so that I could be in control of software updates. I certainly couldn't do any worse than my previous host. Thankfully I have plenty of experience in running and securing web servers, so this wasn't very painful.
But frankly, I've grown sick of Apache, PHP, and phpBB. I am so tired of bloated, buggy, poorly designed software. So now I am further working on designing lighter weight replacements with my usual emphasis on minimalism. Just because it's the web, that doesn't mean I want to throw away native code performance and compile-time type safety. And I am so tired of fighting mod_rewrite to do simple things like map a subfolder to a subdomain.
I've been having frequent chest pains and issues with lethargy, which my GP is either too incompetent or apathetic to help me with. So my output has been reduced quite significantly. I've been trying to take up healthier eating and exercise to try and improve my health. All the same, I find it increasingly difficult to pull off marathon coding sessions any longer. And even when I do, it leaves me out of commission for the next day or two.
So as you can see, it's just been one hell of an awful year. I've been jumping from fire to fire, struggling to keep everything afloat. And it's been taking a toll on my enjoyment of programming. It seems like the more work I try and do, the more work I have waiting for me. I can never really complete anything when I keep getting new things dumped on me all of the time.
I have an incredible backlog spanning years worth of work here. I have to map out and scan nearly 1500 games, I have to do all of the programming work for a fan translation of Tengai Makyou Zero, I have to finish up the Windows, Cocoa and Qt4 phoenix targets, so that I can continue on the design of higan and loki, I have to write a myriad of desktop applications, up to and possibly including a web browser frontend (for either Webkit or Gecko), and then I have all of my backlogged hardware research on the BS-X, Cx4, etc, and it just keeps going. All the while dealing with diminishing health.
Yet when it comes to all of this ... I really feel that I've already accomplished more than I ever wanted to or thought I could on SNES emulation. I no longer feel like I am facing strong challenges that force me to grow, but rather an infinite stream of tedium and maintenance. I'm not saying I necssarily hate programming, just that it's lost its magic.
The most fun I've been having lately has been in attempting to improve my Japanese knowledge through some fan translations of manga (holy hell is that language a nightmare to learn), and getting a bit back into drawing again.
So, what I hope to do from this point out is to start winding down on my programming projects, and focus on new ventures while I'm still young enough to take on large new challenges in fields I have little to no experience in. Again, I don't mean to seek to abandon my projects, but to get them more suitable for a slower development pace, so that I can start branching out into new areas.
I now have a new host, and a new site to go along with it. The site itself is styled the same, but is now written in HTML5.
Unfortunately, it seems IE8 and earlier does not support HTML5, and html5shiv only seems to make rendering worse. After countless years catering to the broken mess that was IE6, I swore off ever doing that again. So I won't be supporting IE8 on this site at all. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, but please use a better browser (read: any other browser), or upgrade to IE9 to view this site.


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