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Best authentic German food in town! – We held an adult birthday party for about 15 people. Most had been to Germany and some actually lived there for a few years. Survey says - EXCELLENT! Food was authentic, good, well-prepared and served on-time. The beer choices were also extensive and everyone had a grand time. Thoroughly recommend this to anyone wanting to experience a German beer-garten atmosphere outside and very good food and drink.
TERRIBLE FOOD-BEWARE – 1. The food was not good (AT ALL) and made us all sick
2. I was charged for refills on soda
3. Not only was my meal brought out before everyone elses. But after I was done eating they brought the other meals and forgot one of my children's order. No apology, no nothing. Just the waitress stating that meals don't come out all at once, they come out sparadically.
4. Since they knew I was dissatisfied they automatically added a 20% tip because they knew I was not going to leave a good tip.
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Beir ist hier! – Wenn ich ein einzelnes Bier die gleiche Größe als mein Magen brauche, kenne ich, wo zu gehen. 1 Liter der reiner Liebe wartet, durch entweder einige großen deutschen Frauen oder Östliche europäische Männer mit fettigem Haar gedient zu werden. Ich habe die Würste nicht noch geschmeckt, aber ich bin positiv sie sind lecker.
FINALLY a Biergarten in DC! – DC has been long overdue a good biergarten, especially since New York City has had a few for awhile. Finally the District is catching up! So I was really excited to try this place, and I was very pleased. Both the inside and the outside give off that warm, Bavarian vibe and their selection of beers is amazing, much much longer than the food menu (as it should be). The waiters are pretty good at giving suggestions according to what kind of beer you generally like. There seemed to be quite a bit of open space indoors that I felt could be filled with more seating, but the outdoor area has plenty of space - the hosts and waiters encourage you to share tables with strangers which works when most seating is taken. You'll get pretty friendly after a couple of beers anyways.
Citysearch Editorial Review – It may not look like much from the outside, but H Street's Biergarten Haus is a campy trip to Germany, complete with a spacious 300-person outdoor beer garden. Pass through the dining room (decorated in cuckoo clocks and mounted animal heads) and sidle up to the outside bar for a monstrous liter of vom fass (draft) beer. Then, duck beneath one of the large umbrellas (if you can find a table) and enjoy the game on one of the large outdoor flat screens; it will be scored by a trio of lederhosen-wearing musicians on accordion and guitar. To complete the experience, order a basket of laugenbrezel (round, doughy pretzels) and of course the wurstplatten, a platter of bratwurst, weisswurst and knackwurst sausages.
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Thanks to Randolph's Summer Research Program and a $140,000 grant from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, a group of Randolph College professors was able to continue the College's efforts to help teachers better instruct students in math and science.
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I just started playing, played my Third game today. I just bought a set at a garage sale this past weekend,it looks like a starter set they are by Innova and I have aviar putter 150G,Shark Midrange 150G, Leopard fairway driver 144G, and a Pro Destroyer Distance 172g.
The Shark it seems like that thing just goes strait and true and the Leopard flies nice but it always seems like it wants to bank left so when I throw that one I have to aim pretty much to the right but I get the most distance with the Leopard.
The Pro destroyer,I cant throw that one worth beans! I tried throwing it many times and every once in a while I get a good throw on it,but it hardly never goes farther then my Leopard,Im sure it's me and I'll practice but I was wondering if there is a Disc that you can recommend that will get me extra distance and that is easy to throw?
Im going to Dicks tomorrow and it looks like all they sell is Innova Discs so any from that brand that will help me out?
If not any from there what disc would be good for me,I can just order online. Thanks for the help.
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the best advice i received was this.. when u start out don't use a Driver.. stay with a putter or mid-range. you must crawl before you run. the Shark is a good disc. My favorite all around disc is the discraft Buzzz. a great midrange disc.. ok, for all you Innova Roc lovers. the Roc is also a very good disc.
Where did you get this advice? There are no pros that started this way and teacher supreme Mark Ellis recommends against it. Be smart with your driver choice and learn the complete game.
simple fact.. putters and mids are more forgiving on bad throws.. which all beginners do and even the pros now and then. how long you do it is up to the person. just good advice i received early one.. and wow, you know every pro and how they gat started. lol jk on that. . i see the other thread bout this very "beginner training" advice. lol cool. was good reading.
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you've got a great start as far as discs go. work at your form, there are TONS of vids on youtube to help with that. resist the urge to start buying tons of discs just yet... you'll appreciate the purchases much more when you can really get the whip on em.
and welcome to the sport!
Yea im still working on getting my throw down for sure. I see what they mean,I mainly use the Shark as it's just so accurate to where I throw and it might not going as far but it's still less strokes as I dont have to chase it off course.
I still need to buy a few more,I would like get a little more distance but besides that I only have the 4 disc and had some close calls losing them near the lake and would like to have some extra on hand. I will try out a buzzz though,many people like those.
This really is all your going to need for now, once you get down the proper throwing basic and that leopard starts banking right then you will want a new disc. The destroyer is going to be a good disc once you build your game up and need a disc that overstable (turns left really quick). However if you must buy a disc or two at Dicks then I would suggest Innova Roc - midrange like the shark, Innova Sidewinder or Valkyrie - drivers that you don't need yet, but will need before to long, another putter of your choice always good two have two putters to work on your game, I recommend two of the same. Stick with lighter disc for now less then 167g's.
Youtube Discraft clinics or Discmania deep in the game... Watch how they hold the disc and how their arm motion is. Most beginners want to throw a disc the same as they would a freebie.
Most of all welcome back to the game and have fun.
I wanted to add the flight chart for Innova, all the disc on the rights side of this picture are going to be the easiest for you to throw straight. Also the lower the speed number the easier it will be for you to throw straight. Lighter disc also are easier to the straight. Find a good mix of the three and you will most likely find something your looking for.
I should also add that the DX plastic is going to beat up the fastest and will not last very long, Pro line is better and will last a good while, Star and Champion will last a long time for you but as you will see the price is about double DX.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8imGy-gPyng#! have a look at this video to help you choose your first discs ..... the hawk throws great for beginners.
There are a thousand disc model/plastic/weight options, and if you ask online you'll get 999 different recommendations. Unless some jokester suggests a groove.
The previous advice to start with midranges is good. I wouldn't worry about DX plastic not lasting; it actually just changes its flight characteristics in a short time but still works, and works fine starting out.
You might try heavier discs. If you're athletic at all, you'll probably end up above 165g, or perhaps at maxweights. Lighter discs go further with less effort, but heavier discs are more forgiving, especially when thrown hard.
I know you're looking for a starting point but, ultimately, you'll have to try a lot of discs to decide what works for you. That's why there are 1000 to choose from.
Definitely study the flight chart from the innova website to see how different discs fly. This is what really peaked my interest about the sport. The leopard is probably the perfect long range disc for you right now but if you are looking to try out longer range drivers from innova then go w a roadrunner or sidewinder for now. Have fun!!
The best thing about the flight charts is, once you have a few discs and know how they fly, the charts help you find something to fill out your bag. Leopard going too left? Try out something of similar speed, but further right on the chart.
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Local screening of Father Barron's documentary series "Catholicism: Episodes 7 and 8"
Location: John Paul II Center, 1300 S. Steele St., Denver
Date: 2/8/2012
Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
On Wednesday evenings Jan. 18 through Feb. 15, Denver's Catholic Biblical School will show all 10 episodes of the documentary series "Catholicism," created by Father Robert Barron.
The series tells the story of the Catholic faith using art, architecture, literature and music—with Father Barron traveling to more than 50 sacred sites in 16 counties for filming.
There will be at least two instructors from the biblical school at each weekly session for questions.
Two episodes will be shown each evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., in the chancery building at the John Paul II Center at 1300 S. Steele St. in Denver.
The showings are free and open to the public.
For more information call the Catholic Biblical School at 303-715-3195 or visit http://www.sjvdenver.edu/biblical-school/. Advance sign-up is not required.
Location: John Paul II Center, 1300 S. Steele St., Denver, chancery building
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Jan. 18: episodes 1 and 2; "Amazed and Afraid: The Revelation of God Become Man" and "Happy Are We: The Teachings of Jesus"
Jan. 25: episodes 3 and 4; "That Than Which is Nothing Greater Can Be Thought: The Ineffable Mystery of God" and "Our Tainted Nature's Solitary Boast: Mary, the Mother of God"
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The group headed by New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson will be confirmed by the NBA to purchase the New Orleans Hornets on Friday.
The Saints via Twitter confirmed the news that broke earlier in the day. A source close to the situation first told sportsNOLA.com early Friday morning that Benson would take over the NBA franchise.
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So far all I can say is the Taylor theorem already states that somewhere so you are using a theorem to prove the linear approximation.
Good to learn, thanks!
That depends on a lot of things. Least squares is for discrete data. To fit to continuous data or functions can be done using collocation or Taylor series or Fourier series.
Yes. This is what I meant when I said "But that's just one way of looking at the error". You can "define" your error to be whatever you want (as long as it's logical). You can define the error to be the sum of the absolute values (like I first said) of the differences but then you run into non-differentiability problems because of the absolute value and hence the minimization-maximization tools of calculus cannot be applied, which is why one uses least squares so that it is differentiable.
I think that has already been done. You take the sum of the squares of the errors, this is called least squares. They use the squares because it is simpler than using the absolute value for computation.
Me neither. I was just shooting ideas of what came to mind.
But that's just one way of looking at the error, I guess.
First of all I didnt say "the error OF the whole interval", I said "the error ON the whole interval". My idea was: I know what the error between F and L is at a single point. Then I wondered: How do I measure the error between F and L over the whole interval I? A plausible answer (although of course it may be wrong, hence why I'm asking here) was to take the error between F and L at every single point of the interval and add them up. (this is exactly the integral over I of |F - L|). This is then what I will call the error between F and L over the interval I. Then by looking at this integral, im assigning an "error" over the whole interval I to the line L.
That is exactly how I do it.
To be simple, take the case of a function from R to R, and a point c in R. What does it mean exactly that the derivative is THE best linear approximation? I guess it means that in the set of all lines passing through (c,f(c)), the line having slope = f'(c) , ie, the tangent line, is the one that provides a better approximation around a small interval I at c. However, how do we decide when a line is a "better approximation" than another line? Of course, we must speak of the error between the function values and the values of the line in the interval I, but how do we formalize this?


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Brands and IP's have always been interested in the virtual world sector, creating their own experiences (branded virtual worlds) or entering third party games and worlds via branded virtual goods.
Now, with the growing emergence of virtual reality, led by the Oculus Rift, we're starting to see the same trend. This is happening in two ways. Firstly, brands are creating their own experiences on an 'official basis'. Secondly, just as we've seen in the virtual worlds sector, particularly in properties such as Minecraft and Second Life (i.e UGC) fans of brands are creating 'unofficial' virtual reality experiences.
We've been tracking these official and unofficial virtual world initiatives since 2006, so it's about time we tracked the virtual reality sector. Our Slideshare presentation below presents the first tranche of Brands in Virtual Reality.
We'll be updating this each time a new VR experience is published, including our own. These games and experiences can be downloaded from the WeArVR virtual reality portal. A high-res version of this presentation can be ordered here.
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Back in January we released our first ever Virtual Reality Radar Chart showing 12 key sectors for consumer VR. Three months on, there's been a lot of activity in the space with both independent developers, Kickstarter-backed and more established studios releasing and announcing content for (mainly) Oculus Rift users. Here's a segment of the updated Virtual Reality Radar for Q2 2014 showing Role Playing Games (RPG), Simulation/Exploration and First Person Shooters (FPS).
The RPG segment has seen the most activity in Q1 2014, particularly within the Horror genre. Immersive and atmospheric experiences with scary storylines are highly suitable for virtual reality and we expect even more developers to enter this segment of the market.
Other games of note within the RPG segment include Asunder: Earthbound (a cinematic adventure game set in a fictional 1930′s universe aboard a passenger airplane) and Wander (a non-combat, non-competitive, collaborative multiplayer game for PS4 and PC with Oculus Rift support).
The Simulation and Exploration category is also seeing new entrants and ongoing activity. This category includes games based around underwater experiences, with Ocean Rift and World of Diving being great examples along with upcoming releases such as Into the Deep Blue.
Two other experiences to mention in the Simulation and Exploration group are K&L Station ('A Cinematic Hugo meets the 5th element') and Riverside Residence from Arch Virtual, demonstrating how virtual reality can be used in the architectural market.
The last category in this segment is First Person Shooters (FPS). As shown above, this group has the lowest number of games in it at present, but is expected to be a key focus for Sony's Project Morpheus. One of the demos shown by Sony at GDC, The Castle is an early prototype of this genre.
The high-res full version of the Virtual Reality Radar Chart can be ordered here. We've also put this presentation into Slideshare.
Within our Radar analysis we've also assessed growth areas across the 12 categories. Shown below is the segment for Social Worlds, User Generated Content (UGC) and Mirror Worlds.
Social Worlds are virtual reality applications allowing person to person interaction in real-time – a virtual world in virtual reality. This will be a key area of focus for Facebook following their $2bn acquisition of Oculus VR as well as other companies seeking to exploit the opportunities presented by Social Worlds. One prime contender in this space is High Fidelity, the start-up headed by Philip Rosedale (founder of Second Life). During 2015 we anticipate commercial launches targeting adults, with KT&T (Kids, Tweens and Teens) having to wait until 2016.
User Generated Content VR applications is another exciting segment – imagine being able to build (and share) brand-new objects, buildings and worlds in a virtual reality environment. We expect 2015 to be a great year for UGC in VR and with Minecraft pulling out of a planned VR version (although you can still play Minecraft using Minecrift) there is a major opportunity for companies to enter this vertical.
Big deals always get attention and that's certainly true following the $2bn acquistion of Oculus VR by Facebook. Bloomberg writers Serena Saitto and Olga Kharif have assessed the 'other' companies in the VR space along with potential suitors for purchase. KZero CEO Nic Mitham was a contributer to the Bloomberg article, titled 'Oculus Boosts Funding Appeal of Virtual-Reality Startups'. Here's an extract…
In the hours after Facebook Inc. announced plans to buy Oculus VR Inc., messages came pouring in at Virtuix Omni.
"My inbox has been flooded by investors who want to touch base," said Jan Goetgeluk, 30, founder and chief executive officer at the startup, which makes a treadmill-like device that lets users move their feet to navigate within computer games. Goetgeluk is in talks to raise $2 million of venture funding from private and institutional investors.
In the hours after Facebook Inc. announced plans to buy Oculus VR Inc., messages came pouring in at Virtuix Omni.
"My inbox has been flooded by investors who want to touch base," said Jan Goetgeluk, 30, founder and chief executive officer at the startup, which makes a treadmill-like device that lets users move their feet to navigate within computer games. Goetgeluk is in talks to raise $2 million of venture funding from private and institutional investors.
Email inboxes, Twitter feeds and News sites have been red-hot today due to the announcement that Facebook is to acquire Oculus VR in a $2bn deal.
Whilst some of the reactions have been negative, largely based on people not being fans of Facebook, we think this is great news for the virtual reality market and here's some reasons why…..
Firstly, it's a clear indication that the virtual reality market is going to be huge. Last week at GDC Sony presented their foray into the market with Project Morpheus. And, not to be outdone, Microsoft made noises about their interest in the market. Having Facebook in the mix means greater awareness of the technology.
A similar thing happened back in 2007 when Club Penguin was acquired by Disney in a $700m deal. Up to that point, it was only really kids (i.e. the players of a small number of virtual worlds) who had heard about virtual worlds. Almost overnight they became mainstream assisted by the media which then led to an influx of VC activity in the space and the creation of countless start-ups and companies launching their own worlds.
Secondly, consumer adoption of headsets will be assisted with potentially lower price points. Oculus will be able to price the consumer version (CV1) more attractively, meaning more people will be able to afford them. Mark Zuckerberg has already gone on record stating the FB won't try to make a profit off selling Oculus hardware.
Thirdly and ultimately most important in terms of where this market is heading, having Facebook involved in the space means a greater focus on the 'social' aspects of virtual reality. By this we mean the creation of virtual worlds and spaces allowing synchronous user to user interaction.
Of course, using virtual reality to play games is a key application and we expect many successes in this segment of the market. But, the virtual reality market really comes alive when people can have experiences together, in the same space at the same time. This is the main reason we believe Facebook has acquired Oculus and is referenced in the press release from yesterday…
"Mobile is the platform of today, and now we're also getting ready for the platforms of tomorrow," Zuckerberg said in a statement. "Oculus has the chance to create the most social platform ever, and change the way we work, play and communicate."
"Mobile is the platform of today, and now we're also getting ready for the platforms of tomorrow," Zuckerberg said in a statement. "Oculus has the chance to create the most social platform ever, and change the way we work, play and communicate."
So, expect 'Social Worlds' to be a major part of the virtual reality roadmap.
We identified this segment back in January when we released our VR Radar – 12 key sectors for virtual reality adoption. The social worlds segment is shown in the graphic right.
And another sector, LifeLogging could also be part of future plans. After all, recording and sharing what we're doing in our lives is a key feature of Facebook.
Concluding the point of this article, the virtual reality market was going to be big without the Facebook acquisition. Now it looks like it's going to be bigger and probably take place faster.
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Slideshare presentation: Virtual Reality Radar chart.
Announcements made at GDC last week by Sony and Oculus have helped to firm-up the state of the consumer virtual reality market in 2014. For those of you who didn't catch the GDC news…..
Back in January we released our State of the Market report and accompanying market sizing analysis. In this market sizing assessment we forecasted a total of 200k VR headset units sold in 2014, yielding a market value of $60m (at an average sales price of $300). It looks like our forecast was pretty accurate for the following reasons:
Our five year unit sales forecast is shown right. Post 2014, our forecast is based on the following assumptions:
Total unit sales in 2015 is forecasted at 5.7m, rising to 10.9m in 2016 with the VR market establishing itself as a serious contender in the global gaming and entertainment marketplaces. Over the full five year period of 2014 to 2018, we forecast total cumulative unit sales of 56.8m.
Our Slideshare presentation containing more detailed market forecasts for consumer virtual reality is shown below. For more insight into the Virtual Reality market you can order our State of the Market report for free here.
The state of the consumer virtual reality market is taking shape
Branded virtual goods (BVG's) are a great way for brands and IPs to connect with target audiences playing games. Typically, virtual goods inside games and virtual worlds based on real-world brands are at least 5x more popular than non-branded equivalents.
We're one of the pioneers in the BVG arena, having developed campaigns for brands such as L'Oreal Paris inside Second Life and Dancing with the Stars/ Strictly Come Dancing inside Stardoll.
The latest campaign we've forged is between upcoming Legends of Oz movie and popular 3D building game Blocksworld, from Linden Lab (creators of Second Life). Blocksworld has over 1m downloads from the App Store and over 400,000 user-generated worlds have been created.
With the new branded virtual goods set, players will be able to create and play with content and characters from the upcoming animated feature film, slated for release on May 9, 2014.
The Legends of Oz set will include:
We'll be announcing some other exciting branded virtual goods campaigns next week. In the meantime, here' a promo video for the Legends of Oz in Blocksworld campaign.
The first edition of our email newsletter Virtual Reality News Weekly came out yesterday. If you'd like to get this delivered via email you can subscribe here. Here's what was in week 1.
The brand-new VR Radar chart. We've taken our popular Virtual Worlds radar chart and adapted it for the consumer Virtual Reality market. The Virtual Reality radar chart shows 12 key segments we believe will be driving consumer interest. For each segment we've identified the year in which the first commercial activity will occur along with initial game demos/prototypes and planned VR compatible games. View the full presentation on Slideshare.
Wired magazine takes a closer look at the latest Oculus Rift (Crystal Cove) with positional tracking. More.
Virtual reality beamed straight onto the retina. Check out the Avegant Glyph – the headset meant to go mainsteam. More.
Sony releases details about their highly anticipated VR headset at CES – 'A theatre on your head'. More.
Minecraft + Oculus Rift = Minecrift. UGC based VR applications are featured in the Radar chart. More.
Game distribution platform Steam gears up for pending player demand by adding a Virtual Reality category. More.
Consumer Virtual Reality sector (hardware and software) valued at $16.2bn by 2018. More.
Personal Movie Theaters. Once you try it, it all makes sense. Techcrunch explains further. More.
Buckle up for simulation car racing games. The Road to VR takes a look at what's in the virtual garage. More.
The Kids, Tweens and Teens sector is one of the key segments explained in our latest market report. More.
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Slideshare presentation: Consumer VR Market Size.
This is the first of a series of articles we'll be releasing every week identifying key growth segments for the Consumer Virtual Reality sector – our concept of the week. This post explains streaming live sports into virtual reality devices.
First, let's lay out what we mean by VR Sports Streaming in simple terms (and we'll try to make this as simple as possible!)…..
A virtual reality device (headset) enables the wearer to be placed into a stereoscopic virtual world. This means they can look around the world (the view) with head movements. This sense of immersion creates the experience of 'being there', from the perspectives of feeling closer to the action and having the ability to decide where to look.
Relating this specifically to sports, the key difference between watching sports on a TV and experiencing sports via VR is the immersion. Watching sports on TV is always a passive experience – you can only watch what the cameraman and directors decide you're going to watch – it's a fixed view.
With VR, you have much greater control over what you see. If you want to look to the left, when the play is moving to the right, you can. And, depending on the position of the camera feeding the streamed image, rather than viewing a game from a high fixed camera angle, you potentially get to experience the action much closer to where it's taking place.
We expect the sports streaming segment to be a key new genre for consumer VR and importantly, we expect this genre to be highly monetisable as consumers (read fans) show a willingness to pay for new premium content. Our latest market analysis for the VR sector (the VR Radar) identifies initial sporting concepts to come to market later this year, with further adoption into 2015. This is shown in the chart above right.
Let's drill-down a little more into how sports streaming could actually work with some specific applications.
Firstly, there are already companies making early moves in this space. Next3D, an Atlanta-based co positions itself as a 'Leader in stereoscopic 3D technology with more than 35 years of combined experience in media, content production, and stereoscopic delivery and display'.
They're developing a product called 'Full Court' that leverages 180 degree fisheye and 4K cameras positioned at sporting events. The 180 degree viewing range thus allows people to feel immersed into the event. Here's a YouTube video of the Next3D founders being interview recently at CES by Road to VR.
Secondly, we expect sports streaming to also take place on a more intimate basis, as an output from LifeLogging technologies. LifeLogging refers to the capture of real-time audio and video via camera devices. The visual below left expains further.
LifeLogging technologies will allow people to capture what they're doing – in other words what they're seeing, saying and hearing.
Relating this back to sports, a person could be sitting on the front row of a basketball match, the directors box at a Champions League final or simply just somewhere in a stadium. In a way, the wearer/owner of the LifeLogging device is the context creator, cameraman and director all rolled into one.
Using virtual reality technology, the input could be processed and provided as an output, i.e. the VR device becomes the display unit for what the LifeLogger is recording.
And it doesn't stop there – imagine a LifeLogging device being attached to the helmet of a quarterback or a racing driver. As per our Radar chart analysis, we expect the personal LifeLogging of sporting events to occur from late 2015 / early 2016.
The sporting sector, along with 11 other key segments for consumer VR adoption are explained in our latest State of the Market report.
Slideshare presentation for the Virtual Reality Radar chart.
A Mirror World is a virtual world based on a real-life place – a digital re-creation of an existing landmark, building, region or even an entire country.
Mirror Worlds became popular initially in virtual worlds such as Second Life, that allowed the activity due to the presence of User Generated Content (UGC) – users purchasing land and re-creating real world places. And there was a lot of them.
Other UGC based virtual worlds such as Minecraft allowed this theme to continue. Coupled to the 'community building' element of Mirror Worlds (users taking VW tools and deciding to create their own places), a small number of companies were established to focus solely on Mirror World business models, the best example being Twinity, a German company that launched a virtual version of Berlin.
Were these initial Mirror Worlds popular? To a degree yes. Users were interested in exploring these digital environments but the business models didn't really promise what was on paper – the experience just wasn't real enough. Although what was being shown on screen looked realistic and reflective of the real world place, the interface (the monitor screen) experience still felt a little remote.
However, with the coming consumer push around virtual reality, we expect the interest in Mirror Worlds to re-emerge. In fact, we've identified it as one of the key sectors for consumer adoption in our latest VR Radar chart analysis.
Using VR technologies to place users within Mirror Worlds is an altogether different and more immersive experience than viewing on a monitor as users are placed within the Mirror World environment.
An early demo of this genre has been created for the Oculus Rift. Virtual Tuscany is a virtual reality representation of a Tuscan house and garden. You'll have to try it yourself to really understand how immersive it is, but rest assured it's a great demo.
In terms of the applications for Mirror Worlds and Virtual Reality, here's a few examples:
Also, don't forget about Google Maps, Street View and Indoor Maps. These are all currently being worked on to incorporate VR capabilities.
Mirror Worlds are explained further in our new report: Consumer Virtual Reality – State of the Market.
AKA, the Virtual Reality Radar Chart for Q1 2014.
We've been tracking the Virtual Reality market for a while now and 2014 is the year we're going to start seeing consumer devices reach the market. Now of course, having the devices (the Virtual Reality headsets) is one thing, but you have to have applications, games and content in order to bring the essence of virtual reality to life.
To that end, we've taken the popular Virtual Worlds Radar chart and adapted it for the consumer Virtual Reality market. The Virtual Reality Radar Chart shows 12 key segments we believe will be popular as the device penetration grows. For each segment we've identified the year in which the first commercial activity will occur, i.e. when developers will launch their games. Then, we've indicated the key user age ranges that the games and apps will be targeting.
Shown below is one of the Radar slices, this one showing activity in three of the 12 segments, namely New Concept MMOs, Simulation games/apps and Casual Games.
New Concept MMO/VW applications are multi-player, 3D immersive games specifically created to exploit the benefits of virtual reality. The older gaming market (15 years +) will see the first of these concepts come to market in 2014.
From here, new entrants to the market will age-down, meaning tween/teen games launch in 2015 and then kids in 2016.
Simulation games are typically first-person applications such as flying games, sandboxes and simulated worlds made more immersive via virtual reality. In 2014 we expect games coming to market catering for a wider age range of teens through to adults, with the kids market becoming active from 2015.
Casual / puzzle games are in essence simplistic applications in virtual reality allowing users to play basic games. By definition these will appeal less to hard-core gamers and more into the mainstream marketplace. Do not think that because these games have simple game mechanics (compared to for example VR MMOs) that they are dumbing down VR because casual games are massively popular. Older players will see commercial launches in 2014 with all other ages coming to launch in 2015. The key mechanic here is ensuring that these games fully leverage the attributes of virtual reality as opposed to just porting over browser-based mechanics. Platformers are also included in this segment.
In addition to identifying the key sectors, we've also adapted the Radar chart to show early stage companies developing games suitable for VR (and primarily the Oculus Rift).
These companies include Kickstarter and angel-funded start-ups, indie developers and larger houses.
The games included are a mix of prototypes, free to play demos and planned commercial launches. Here's the same segment as above, this time showing the developers pioneering game development in the VR space.
We'll be updating these charts quarterly, so get in touch if you're working on a VR game or app that you'd like to be included in the Radar.
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Another edition of our Monday tradition - the Caption Contest - the 69th straight week of its running - yielded the usual great results.
Our staff was hard pressed to pick a winner, but we chose Leo. Congrats! Scroll down the page for the full list of replies we received. The winning entry appears beneath the photo.
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(ARA) - Hot and dry weather provide reason enough to think about simple ways to save water while still enjoying beautiful yards and gardens. You may even find that your efforts to be water smart may improve the health and appearance of your plants.
During the summer, an estimated 30 to 70 percent of household water use takes place outdoors, depending on your local climate. Up to half of the water used to irrigate yards and gardens is unnecessarily lost due to evaporation, wind drift, watering non-plant areas due to poorly aligned sprinklers and simply overwatering.
With some easy steps, you can reduce your water bill, foster attractive spaces for you and others to enjoy and help protect water supplies for future generations. Do something good for your bank account, your yard and your planet by following these smart tips.
Plant smart
* Landscape to suit your lot and your climate. Choose grass or plants with low water requirements that will thrive in your local climate. Consider sun and shade areas, slopes and plant sizes for optimum growth. Group plants with similar water needs close together and separate lawn areas from planting beds.
* Keep soil healthy. Aeration helps improve water penetration and adding compost or fertilizer maintains plant health so they use water more efficiently. Mulch well around plants, bushes and trees. Two to 4 inches of mulch reduces evaporation, moderates soil temperatures and helps control weeds that compete for water.
* Maintain your yard regularly. Weed, prune and mow as needed. A well-maintained yard uses water more effectively.
Water wisely
* Set sprinklers to only water plants, not your driveway, sidewalk, patio or other hardscapes.
* Water at the best time. Watering during the heat of the day causes high evaporation loss. Watering early in the morning when winds are calm and temperatures are cooler minimizes evaporation by as much as 30 percent.
* Adapt watering to the season. Adjust how much you water based on seasonal weather and changing conditions. Weather-based timers are available and can make such adjustments automatically.
Maintain and upgrade automatic irrigation systems
* Inspect the system regularly. Check for leaks that can waste water and cause other problems. Also look for broken or clogged sprinklers that no longer operate efficiently.
* Check the pressure. Proper water pressure encourages more uniform water distribution and better sprinkler operation. Fixed spray-type sprinklers work well around 25 to 30 psi while sprinklers with moving streams of water work well at 40 to 45 psi. Water pressure regulation devices are easily added to valves to control a whole irrigation zone or can be part of individual sprinklers.
* Install a rain shutoff device. Rain sensors prevent irrigation systems from running when irrigation is unnecessary. These devices can reduce irrigation water usage by up to 35 percent and help extend irrigation system life. Sprinkler systems should never run in the rain and rain sensors can put an end to those wasteful situations.
* Utilize "smart" technology. Climate or soil moisture sensors and controllers evaluate weather or soil moisture conditions and automatically adjust the irrigation schedule so your landscape always receives the appropriate amount of water. The water savings can be significant and the convenience of these self-adjusting controllers is another great benefit.
* Consider drip or micro-irrigation for shrubs and ground covers. Rather than spray large areas with above-ground sprinklers, drip irrigation utilizes emission devices to deliver desired volumes of water to particular locations at or near plant root zones. Water drips slowly from emitters either onto the soil surface or below ground. Less water is lost due to wind and evaporation as a result, and weeds can also be reduced.
* Look for rebates. Many water utilities offer rebates for certain water-efficient products. Before upgrading your system, check with your local water provider for opportunities for free and discounted products.
Consider an irrigation professional
* Have your irrigation system audited. Hire a qualified professional to conduct a system review and uniformity test to ensure areas are being watered evenly and appropriately, and make necessary adjustments. Certified irrigation professionals have the training and skills to offer insight into unique watering challenges and can be located at www.irrigation.org/Certification/Find_a_Certified_Professional.aspx.
* Upgrade or invest in a new irrigation system. A water-efficient system requires a good design, quality components, proper installation and maintenance. Licensed and certified professionals can offer expert advice and services.
Although July is officially designated Smart Irrigation Month by the Irrigation Association and a number of states, it makes sense to promote smart irrigation every month of the year. Each individual effort makes a difference that results in more beautiful, productive and water-efficient landscapes for everyone to enjoy while conserving one of our most precious natural resources. For more information and helpful tips, visit
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Stocks recovered from their lows but still finished in negative territory in a choppy session Thursday following a batch of negative economic reports and as investors remained worried over the looming "fiscal cliff."
With the recent declines, the Dow and S&P 500 are on pace for their biggest monthly losses since May. And all three major indexes have plunged more than 5 percent since last week's presidential election.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 28.57 points, or 0.23 percent, to close at 12,542.38, falling for the fourth-consecutive session. Wal-Mart led the blue-chip laggards, while Cisco ose.
The S&P 500 erased 2.16 points, or 0.16 percent, to finish at 1,353.33. The Nasdaq down 9.87 points, or 0.35 percent, to end at 2,836.94.
The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, ended at 18. (Read More: Stocks Sink, So Why Isn't Volatility Spiking?)
Among the key S&P sectors, telecoms and utilities dragged, while financials eked out a gain.
On the economic front, factory activity in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region unexpectedly contracted in November as the business activity index dropped to minus 10.7, according to the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank.
The Empire state manufacturing activity index gained to minus 5.22 in November, according to the New York Federal Reserve Bank. And jobless claims unexpectedly jumped in the previous week to a seasonally adjusted 439,000, due to Hurricane Sandy, according to the Labor Department.
Meanwhile, the consumer price index edged up in October, according to the Labor Department. The data still pointed to only modest inflation pressures that appear unlikely to derail the Fed's plan to keep rates low for an extended period.
"Any kind of meaningful positive news out of Washington may give us a relief rally," wrote Elliot Spar, market strategist at Stifel Nicolaus. "However, there are numerous levels of upside resistance which were previously support so it will be a tough climb."
Stocks tumbled more than 1 percent in the previous session, with the Dow closing at its worst level in nearly five months, following President Barack Obama's press conference on the "fiscal cliff," worries over the global economy and amid geopolitical tension in the Middle East.
"The predominant factor is still the fiscal cliff—that's what bothered the market yesterday during the press conference when President Obama seemed not ready to compromise, but rather obdurate about what he wanted to do with the tax increase," said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services. (Read More: Bartiromo—'Fiscal Cliff' Deal? Don't Count on It)
European shares finished in the red again after reports showed the euro zone slipped into its second recession since 2009 in the third quarter.
Meanwhile, Brent crude jumped near $111 a barrel as ongoing violence in the Gaza Strip prompted fears over an oil supply disruption in the Middle East.
Apple continued to decline, hitting a six-month low. The tech giant's stock is down about 25 percent from its all time high of $705 a share.
Among earnings, Wal-Mart reported earnings that exceeded estimates, but revenue fell short of forecasts. Meanwhile, S&P Capital IQ lowered its target price on the big-box retailer to $80 from $83.
Rival Target rose after the retailer posted quarterly results that edged past expectations.
Dell and Gap are expected to post earnings after the closing bell.
McDonald's announced that Jan Fields, president of its U.S. business, will leave the fast-food chain. The departure comes a week after the company reported its first monthly sales drop in nearly a decade.
United Continental edged lower after United Airlines briefly suffered its third major computer outage since June. The airline company said it has resolved the issue.
—By CNBC's JeeYeon Park (Follow JeeYeon on Twitter: @JeeYeonParkCNBC)
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Many , many , many thanks to Alessandra , Ilenya and Flavio for making my first stay in Venice to be most memorable . Kinder people you will not meet in your travels . A special thanks to Alessandra for her recommendations to some great pizzeria's , for I am a pizza snob . Venice is a true gem bestowed upon this world . And my stay at Hotel Mignon couldn't have done better at introducing me to your wonderful city . Ecco a vedere tutti voi di nuovo in futuro .
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We enjoyed our stay at Ca Mignon. It was easy to find with the directions the hotel gave us. The staff were very welcoming and helpful showed us the local attractions on the made they provided,gave us information about transport (vaporetto) and even gave us suggestions of local restaurants. The only negative was that the wifi didn't work in our rooms - we needed to go downstairs in the lobby to access it.
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Nice place to stay in Venice, excellent location, you can walk to most of the tourist attractions (15 min), its a few blocks away from Santa Lucia Station (8), and from the Rialto Bridge (4), the staff is very friendly and helpful, the internet its acceptable and we didn't had any inconvenience with the bandwidth, our room was decorated in a very classic venetian style (I prefer modern) but its a very confortable place to stay, pretty clean, the value for money could be better.
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