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|Apr 30, 2002
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|May 2, 1997
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|May 2, 1997
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|Eric Lin, Howard S. K. Wan
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|Gte Main Street Incorporated
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|Patent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (92), Classifications (13), Legal Events (9)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to accessing a network, and in particular to apparatus and methods for accessing a network using the television as a display device.
B. Description of the Prior Art
A typical home computer today is comprised of hardware and software. The hardware includes a processor, hard drive, modem, monitor, RAM, keyboard, and mouse. The software includes an operating system and application programs. For many users the processing power of a home computer is more than sufficient to meet their needs. Home computers are used in a variety of ways. Many users use word processing and spreadsheet applications, while others perform tasks that require more significant processing power, such as graphics processing. More and more are using their computers to access the Internet, and in particular the World Wide Web (WWW).
Users connect to the Internet and the WWW using a modem. The modem is typically a 28.8 bps modem, and each computer is equipped with a Web browser. The user runs the Web browser, which provides a graphical interface for retrieving Web pages. Once the Web browser is up and running, the user requests the Web browser to retrieve a particular Web page. Most Web browsers allow a user to maintain a "hotlist" of "hotlinks" (i.e., bookmarks) to favorite Web sites. The hotlist is typically implemented as a pull down menu containing Web site addresses previously saved by the user.
The user provides an address to the Web browser using either the hotlist or by typing the address in by hand. The address identifies a Web page location. The Web browser then connects to the network (if not already connected), and retrieves the Web page at the address.
Once a Web page is retrieved it is presented to the user. The user may request further Web pages by selecting a hyperlink on the retrieved page, or by inputting another Web page address. The user selects hyperlinks by manipulating an input device, typically a mouse. The mouse is the primary input device for Web browser, and some of the mouse selections may be supplemented by simple text operations and use of the "Enter" key.
For many people, the cost of a home computer or similar hardware (e.g., a unit(s) including both a television and components of a home computer) is prohibitive, or impractical for their needs. Even for those who have computers, however, Internet access can often be frustratingly slow. Users are usually constrained by modem speeds which make Internet access slow. Faster access could be provided over T1 or ISDN lines, but the costs of such lines is usually prohibitive for most users.
Therefore, while many are interested in the WWW, they cannot justify buying a computer for this purpose alone. Other who can justify the cost can not justify the cost of connecting to a high speed line.
The present invention relates to apparatus and methods for accessing a network, such as the WWW, using a television and low cost set top box. It should be understood that while the discussion below discusses the invention in terms of the Internet, it is also contemplated that the principles described herein could also be applied to other networks, such as intranets.
A preferred embodiment of the invention is an apparatus for retrieving and retransmitting data processing network information in response to a user selection request. The apparatus comprises means for transmitting first selection information to be displayed on a monitor; means for receiving a user selection request based on the transmitted first selection information; means for retrieving data processing network information, in a network format, corresponding to the user selection request; means for transforming the data processing network information from the network format having a first interactive element to a monitor format having a second interactive element; and means for transmitting the data processing network information in the monitor format to the monitor.
Additional objects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows, and in part will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. The objects and advantages of the invention will be realized and attained by means of the elements and combinations particularly pointed out in the appended claims.
It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description and the following detailed description are exemplary and explanatory only and are not restrictive of the invention, as claimed.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 shows the general architecture of the server in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a portion of memory in the server;
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a session table stored at a server in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 5 is an example of a menu which may be used in a preferred embodiment;
FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing the overall processing performed by a server in accordance with a preferred embodiment;
FIG. 7 is a flow chart showing the processing performed in transforming a Web page into information appropriate for display on a television;
FIG. 8 shows a display screen of a typical Web page on a television; and
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a preferred embodiment of the invention used in a multiple video source environment.
Reference will now be made in detail to the present preferred embodiments of the invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Wherever possible, the same reference numbers will be used throughout the drawings to refer to the same or like parts.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a preferred embodiment of the invention. Televisions 114 are connected to set top boxes 112 which send video signals to television 114. Set top boxes 112 are also connected to Internet gateway video server 110 via a television distribution system, and receive frames from Internet gateway video server 110 for display on television 114. Each set top box 112 is individually addressable, and sends information to server 110 which identifies the particular source set top box 112.
In a preferred embodiment, server 110 is located at source end of a television signal, such as a cable system. For example, server 110 may be located at the headend of a television distribution system. Alternatively, server 110 may be located at some other location on the television distribution line. For example, server 110 may be located in an apartment building or hotel between an incoming television distribution line and set top boxes 112. In this manner, "local" Internet access is provided. Moreover, server 110 may perform functions in addition to providing Internet access. For example, server 110 may be dedicated to providing Internet access to set top boxes 112. Alternatively, server 110 may also receive a regular television distribution signal for transmission to set top boxes 112, and provide Internet-related signals or other programming, depending upon the channel selection by the user.
Set top box 112 also receives and responds to signals from user interface 116. The signals may be communicated to Internet gateway video server 110. In a preferred embodiment, user interface 116 comprises an infrared remote control interface for receiving signals from a remote control device (not shown). User interface 116 may comprise any Well known user interface capable of providing selection signals to set top box 112.
Internet gateway video server 110 receives signals from set top box 112 and responds to the signals by (1) interacting with the Internet, or (2) sending video signals for processing by set top box 112 for display on television 114. Server 110 is connected to a high-speed communication line, such as a T1 or ISDN line. Server 110 transmits information generated locally by server 110, or information received from the Internet, to television 114. Server 110 also performs housekeeping functions, such as logging time, in response to information received from the network and signals received from set top box 1 12.
Set top box 112 may process the information received from server 110, or send it directly to television 114. A user views information displayed on television 114 and, using user interface 116, inputs selection information based on what is displayed. Some or all of the user selection signals may be transmitted by set top box 112 to the Internet gateway video server 110. Signals sent from set top box 112 to server 110 include an identification of the set top box 112 and the user selection. Other information may also be provided depending upon the particular implementation of the set top box 112 and server 110.
In response to the user selection signals, server 110 either prepares information locally and transmits the information to set top box 112, or accesses the network for the information requested in the user selection signals. Set top box 112 may process some or all of the user selection signals. For example, set top box 112 may alter the display, and send notification of this change to server 110.
Set top box 112 may be implemented in accordance with the principles similar to those set forth in U.S. Pat. No. 4,780,758 to Lin et al., which is hereby incorporated by reference. The box 112 may be implemented with a built in frame store which continually refreshes the television. A simple set top box 112 may perform little or no processing at all, acting as merely a sample and hold device for the server 110.
FIG. 2 shows the general architecture of the server 110 in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention. Session manager 214 manages the overall information flow within server 110. This includes reception of user selection signals from the set top boxes 112, translations of user request signals, requests for Web pages, translation of Web pages, and transmission of television information to set top boxes 112. In general, session manager 214 keeps track of requests from the user, requests to the web browser, menu presentation, and web page presentation. Session manager 214 receives information from the cable and transmits information to the cable.
In response to user selection signals, session manager 214 either responds directly to the user selection signals or requests translation of the user selection signals by user selection interpreter 210. Interpreter 210 translates user selection signals into Web page addresses. The Web page addresses are sent to manager 214.
In response to the translation, session manager 214 requests Web browser 222 to retrieve a Web page from the network via network interface 226. Once the Web page has been received, it is sent to session manager 214, which requests translation of the Web page by web page translator 218. After translation, the results are transferred to manager 214. Manager 214 then passes at least part of the translated Web page to the set top box 112 associated with the user request.
Session manager 214 keeps track of the multiple users requesting information via the set top boxes 112. User requests are logged and tracked, and presentation information for each set top box 112 is managed in response to the user requests. This may require caching of particular display information to optimize response time to user requests. In summary, session manager 214 and Web browser 222 together form a multi-user Web browser capable of simultaneously managing multiple user sessions on multiple set top boxes 112.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a portion of memory 310 in session manager 214. Server 110 implements a single- or multi-user browser system which manages the menus, hotlinks, and Web pages for each user in the system. Each user, therefore, has a dedicated memory area 314 which contains preselected hotlink information 318, menu preferences 322, and a cache or buffer area 326 for storing information flowing between the network, the Internet gateway video server 110, and the set top box 112 or television 114. For example, cache 326 may contain several of the pages most recently displayed on television 114, as well as the most likely pages to be displayed in the near future. In one embodiment, a user session table 330 is also stored in the dedicated memory area. User session table 330 tracks each interaction with a particular set top box 112.
The system may be implemented by having a single centralized cache for all users. In this way, the cache may contain frequently used pages for all users. Each time a request is made for a Web page the cache is checked before the Web page is retrieved. In this embodiment, it is preferable to have a time out mechanism for the cache to remove old Web pages which may have become stale. Similarly, a single user session table 330 for all users could be used, as discussed in greater detail below with respect to FIG. 4.
In another preferred embodiment, hotlinks are not stored for later use. Each time a user logs on they are presented with the same predefined menu. The predefined menu may be unique to that user, or the same menu may be presented to all users. This embodiment is simpler because hotlinks are not stored for later use. Yet another preferred embodiment has a combination of predefined menus, identical each time they are presented to the user, and user-defined menus which a particular user may create and alter according to that user's own preferences.
Menu preferences 322 include user-selectable options regarding the content of a main menu (see FIG. 5) and certain features of how Web pages are to be displayed. For example, in addition to preselected favorite Web sites, a user may request that menus be created dynamically according to the time of day, as well as with respect to the profile of the user. This allows menus to be tailored to the particular timing and content needs of the user.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing some of the information stored by session manager 214 in server 110. In particular, FIG. 4 shows a session table 410 maintained by server 110 storing information for each user for each active session in progress. Each user entry 414 contains information regarding information from a user and information sent to a user during each session. In this manner, server 110 knows exactly the state of each user during a particular session. This information may be discarded when the session ends. Alternatively, the information may be used by server 110 to develop user profile information for later use.
FIG. 5 is a display screen 510 showing a menu used in one preferred embodiment. Display screen 510 is generated locally by server 110. The menu may provide a visual display of previously selected user hotlinks 512. The menu may also include system management options, represented by a menu manager selection 514. In another embodiment, display screen 510 contains the same choices, or a mix of same choices and user-defined choices, each time it is presented. For example, the menu may offer a certain number of predefined services subscribed to by a user. Alternatively, the choices may be predefined by a service provider in accordance with various subscriber plans.
A user inputs one of the displayed selection numbers into an infrared remote control which transmits selection signals to set top box 112. As described above, set top box 112 and server 110 respond accordingly based on the user selection signals. The main menu shown in FIG. 5 may also include other user selectable options related to the general operation of the Internet gateway video server 110 and set top box 112.
FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing the overall processing performed by server 110. The user is first presented with a menu (step 610). A user selection from the menu is then received (step 614). The user selection will either be a Web page request requiring Web access (step 618), or a selection which requires that information be generated locally by Internet gateway video server 110 and sent to the appropriate set top box 112 (step 622). Locally generated information may include, for example, menus and administrative information related to a user's service.
If the user selects a WWW page, the user Web page selection is translated into an Internet address (step 626). Server 110 retrieves the Web page associated with the translated Internet address (step 630). The Web page is then processed to transform the Web-based format into signals suitable for display on television 114 (step 634). The processed Web page is then transmitted to television 114 via set top box 112 and displayed to the user (step 638).
Alternatively, the Web-based information could be delivered directly to set top box 112 for conversion into television signals at the set top box 112. This would relieve the load of server 110, but require much greater processing power in the set top box 112.
FIG. 7 is a flow chart showing the processing performed in transforming a Web page into a table of information which is used to develop signals appropriate for display on television 114 (FIG. 6, step 634). The Web page is first scanned to determine the hyperlinks in the page (step 710). For example, in the WWW environment, which typically utilizes HyperText Markup Language (HTML), the Web page is scanned for tags indicating references to hyperlinks.
If a hyperlink is detected, information such as a number, letter or symbol, is inserted into the HTML page near the hyperlink, thus assigning numbers or other symbols to hyperlinks (step 714). When the HTML page is later converted into RGB computer graphics, and subsequently into NTCS format, the inserted information will also be translated into visual indicia corresponding to the hyperlink. For example, when the first hyperlink is detected a "1" might be inserted into the HTML document near the first hyperlink. When the second hyperlink is detected a "2" is inserted into the HTML document. Therefore, the original contents of the HTML document are augmented with additional visual indicia corresponding to each hyperlink.
The information developed from the scan of the Web page is also used to form a table that contains the correspondence between the inserted information and the associated hyperlink. The table is used to translate requests received from the user into hyperlink information.
The HTML document is then converted into RGB computer graphics, and subsequently translated into NTSC format, as is understood in the art. This process may include translation of graphics information into a format suitable for display on the television. For example, fonts and font sizes may be translated.
The Web page is then logically divided into a first display page in accordance with the size of the television display screen (step 718). From this translated information and division into a logical display page, a video display appropriate for television 114 is created (step 722). Finally, the translated Web page is displayed (step 726). Because an entire Web page may not be displayable on a single television screen, the user may scroll or page through the Web page by requesting server 110 for further scrolled or paged portions of the page.
The information defining the correspondence between hyperlinks in the retrieved Web page and the select information which is displayed is used later to translate the user selection information back into a hyperlink, or network location. The session manager ensures that the appropriate data structures for creating user selections and translating them back into hyperlinks is available to the system processes which utilize these data structures.
FIG. 8 shows an example display screen of a Web page on a television in accordance with a preferred embodiment. In the example, display 810 shows a Web page for the XYZ Company. Hyperlinks 814 and 818 have an appearance similar to the format and placement of the original Web page from which it was generated. Note, however, that the television display screen has numbers corresponding to each hyperlink, as denoted by numerals "1" and "2". The user may input these numerals into the infrared remote as selection signals which are sent to the set top box 112 and/or server 110.
In this manner, the user input operates to select information in a manner similar to selection of a hyperlink as normally used in computer-generated Web pages. Note also option bar 822 which presents navigation options to the user. The navigation options allow a user to move to other areas of the currently displayed Web page (denoted by "A" and "B"), add the current Web page as a new hotlink selection to the main menu shown in FIG. 5 (denoted by "C"), and return to the main menu (denoted by "D"). The menu presented to the user may change dynamically in accordance with the current state of the session. For example, if the session is occurring at a particular time, the menu may change to present different selections corresponding to the particular time. This information may be kept in the user menu preferences area, or by server 110, depending on the nature of the changes.
FIG. 8 may take other forms as well. For example, instead of using numbers and letters for user-selectable options, iconic symbols or other selectable visual indicia may be used.
In response to a user selecting one of the hyperlinks using a device such as a remote control, a signal is sent by user interface 116 to set top box 112, which processes the signal, sends a signal to server 110, or both responds to the signal and passes it on. In response to a user selection of a particular hyperlink, server 110 sets up a network connection to retrieve the selected Web page. In response to a user selecting one of the option bar 822 options, a signal is sent in a similar manner to server 110 via set top box 112. In this instance, however, information is generated locally by Internet gateway video server 110 for display on TV 114. Alternatively, the set top box 112 may handle the response to the menu option bar 822.
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a preferred embodiment of the invention used in a server headend. FIG. 9 shows a headend coaxial cable system 900 for providing various types of user-selectable video programming over a coaxial channel. A preferred embodiment of the invention using the principles described above is implemented primarily by system controller 910, Pentium PC 942, VGA to TV adapter 948, time base corrector 952, frame addressing device 934, and the two-way communication data path 914 between system controller 910 and coaxial cable 956. System controller 910 may be implemented using a 486-based PC. System controller 910 communicates over coaxial cable 956 via two-way data communications path 914.
System controller 910 also communicates with several of the system elements via control and communication lines 918. Control and communication lines 918 may be implemented, for example, using an RS-232 type interface. System controller 910 controls interactive laser disc players 922, movie library 926, JPEG frame store and VBI controller 930, and Web browser 942. JPEG frame store and Vertical Blanking Interval (VBI) controller 930 and Web browser 942 place information on the coaxial cable via frame addressing device (VBI) 934. In this embodiment, Web browser 942 carries out the functions of session manager 214 and Web browser 226 of FIG. 2. Each of interactive laser disc player 922, movie library 926, and frame addressing device 934 send signals through a respective RF modulator onto the coaxial cable 956 via passive signal combiner/splitter 964.
Web browser 942 sends signals to VGA to TV adaptor 948, which in turn sends signals to time base corrector 952 for transmission to frame addressing device 934. VGA to TV adaptor 948 converts computer output data into NTSC scan lines. The adaptor may be implemented using, for example, a Magnicorder� device. Time base corrector 952 may be implemented using, for example, a Hotronics� time base corrector, or similar device.
Similarly, JPEG frame store and VBI controller 930 sends signals to time-base corrector 938, which in turn sends signals to frame addressing device 934. Frame addressing device 934 also receives control signals from JPEG frame store and VBI controller 930. Finally, frame addressing device 934 receives signals from other frame-based servers, such as video games, indicated generally by 956. In summary, frame addressing device transmits signals from multiple video sources, indicated generally by 960.
In accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a user sends selection signals to a set top box 112 which are, in turn, transmitted on coaxial cable 956, via two-way communication data path 914, to system controller 910. Controller 910 takes the user selection signals and processes them to control the various video sources of information. With respect to the preferred embodiment, system controller 910 sends selection signals to Web browser 942, which initiates retrieval of the requested Web page via ISDN modem 944.
Although FIG. 9 demonstrates the invention being used in coordination with multiple other sources of video, headend 900 could merely comprise a multi-user web browser which responds to user requests for WWW information.
The present invention thus allows multiple users to access the Internet, or other networks, via a high speed channel using only a set top box 112 and television. It provides users with a variety of advantages. For example, users no longer must have a personal computer in their home to access the Internet. The invention also allows users to access the WWW from their television sets. The only costs associated with such an architecture are those of the set top box 112 and remote. Homes with cable TV already require similar devices. The present invention also circumvents the need to interact with the menus and WWW using a mouse tethered to a device. Users can view the WWW with the ease of a remote control. Various modifications and variations can be made in the set top box 112 of the present invention and in construction of this server without departing from the scope or spirit of the invention.
Other embodiments of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from consideration of the specification and practice of the disclosed embodiments. The specification and examples are exemplary only, and the true scope and spirit of the invention is defined by the following claims and their equivalents.
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If the Homer City Council does nothing else all year, to keep the city of Homer running, it must do at least one thing: pass a budget. On Monday night at its regular meeting, it did just that. "We shall consider our budget to be approved," Homer Mayor Beth Wythe announced after the council consi...Wed, 12/10/2014 - 3:20pm
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There's a Ph.D. in the Mosh Pit
Bad Religion celebrates 30 years of intellect
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The early punks and pre-punks openly pursued starry-eyed deals with major record labels. The majors, however, felt burned by commercial failure and unprofessionalism (New York Dolls: "They're junkies!" The Sex Pistols: "Loudmouth yobs!") and wanted little to do with bands that followed. Smelling further disaster, the majors backed off until "safe" acts tagged as new wave appeared.
Aural Fixation
Faun Fables' animated music
By Summer Olsson
Dawn McCarthy is an adventurer. When the musician behind Faun Fables answers the phone for this interview, the rushing wind and frequent connection breaks make it clear she's on the road, in some rural area without good reception. A baby's constant fussing and car noises increase the ambient fuzz, but through it all, McCarthy's voice is calm and focused. The Bay Area-based musician has done plenty of touring—solo, as a duo, with a band and now with a new kind of group. "We have our kids with us. We have a really young one—4 months old—and we have a 2-year-old," she says. "So it's kind of an experiment." Since McCarthy and the other half of Faun Fables, husband Nils Frykdahl, have already been on tour for a month and a half, it appears the experiment is working.
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By Michael Henningsen
Behemoth Evangelion (Metal Blade)
One thing Gdańsk-based black metal master Behemoth has never suffered from is a lack of vision. Evangelion, the latest in a masterful BM triumvirate that began in 2004 with Demigod and continued with 2007's The Apostasy, underscores the difference between real conviction and the poorly hewn philosophical drivel that plagues too many of the genre's releases from a lyrical standpoint. On the contrary, Adam "Nergal" Darski and co. don't dish out anything they haven't thoroughly chewed. Rather than trade in dime-store Satanism and eye-rolling ritual, Behemoth takes gnosticism and hammers it into a cohesive lyrical fabric that glistens like fine tinwork. It all sits atop angular riffage rivaling just about everything available in a genre that continues to expand exponentially.
Flyer on the Wall
From The Rolling Stones to Rocky Horror, lip imagery is a constant in music art. Seen here, four hip-hop acts— ECID, Jordan Miché (Minneapolis), Noah 23 (Ontario) and K-the-i? (L.A.)—employ lip art for a trip around the West titled the "Attack of the Vampire Mermaid Tour." Along with locals Omen 20012 and Sapience Christ, the performers appear at The Spot (504 Yale SE) at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 17. Admission is $5. (Jessica Cassyle Carr)
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Song Roulette
Obscure tracks from Derek Caterwaul
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Derek Caterwaul is a promoter of local DIY music and arts events, as well as a DJ—most notably he's a long-time host on KUNM's "Music to Soothe the Savage Beast" on Tuesday nights. Appropriately, his contribution of random tracks may be the most obscure this column has seen since its inception a year ago.
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recently I've discovered air display for various configurations (mac+pc, pc+pc, etc.). I've been thinking about doing the same with raspberry pi connected to my tv. Although air display isn't available for linux. Do you have any ideas about achieving same experience with rpi? I've googled a little bit and found synergy, but it only shares mouse and keyboard for many computers and it's fine but i also want rpi to run extended monitor from my windows pc. Thanks.
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text: The Ukulele is an entertaining look at this whimsical, diminutive instrument and its influence on popular music and pop culture worldwide. Elaborately illustrated, the color-rich book brings to life the "jumping flea" in a unique showcase of rare ukuleles, famous players and manufacturers, and witty memorabilia and artwork. With a fun-to-read historical narrative, The Ukulele traces the instrument's evolution from its 1800s roots to the current ukulele festival in hawaii and beyond. Richard in folklore as well as documented history, the uke's birth took place on August 23, 1879, when a ship arrive din Hawaii carrying 419 Portuguese settlers. Hawaiian music would never be the same again! --Midwest Book Review


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Hello Gurus,
I moved my WP installation from my PC to the server and I'm having problems. The CSS (template) is not activated and many links still point to my "localhost" and therefore don't work. I can't even login to the backend.
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1. Used FTP to transfer all the files to the host
2. used PHPmyadmin to export/import the tables on the server.
3. changed wp-config accordingly with db info
4. changed 2 entries in wp-options table (site-url and line 39)
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Oh and Welcome to the IronMagazine Forums brother! Nice to see you popping up here and OLM!
You're correct, you should get moderator power for your subforum like I have in the IronMagLabs/Research subforums.. If you shoot Rob (Prince) a PM or email, he'll get you squared away!
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Super-DMZ 3.0 is now in VERY low stock. Once we sell out, it'll be permanently discontinued. Grab some now, before it's too late and gone for good. There's discounts in my Sig if needed
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More information about your cycle goals and history would be quite helpful in assisting you. Do you already have your pct lined up? SERM, mild AI, and Cycle Supports?
I can't pin delts without dosing blood across the room... It's not a n issue of pain, it's an issue in avoiding veins...
Pecs, bi's, abs, glutes, ventro glutes, and quads provides sufficient...
I certainly do with the more potents like methyltrienolone and dimethylnandrolone.
My lady also uses much less than 1cc, approx 10iu / wk test (20mg)
I previously forgot to mention about acne. The best acne annihilator available is isotretinoin, brand named, 'Accutane'. We have Isotretinoin at IronMagResearch - as little as 12.5mg (0.5mL) can be...
Those are some 'impressive' numbers lol
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I got two friends (one with a torn pec, the other with a bicep tear) using bpc157 & tb500, so far so good, I'll try to have them leave reviews here.
Melanotan definitely...
100mg increase or ng increase?
Read the first part of this article by Mike Arnold about peptides pertaining to healing muscle and tendon tears; compounds BPC157 & Thymosin Beta 4 (TB500). It may spark your interests!
It's back in stock now
Should be re-stocked within a week brother
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Girlfriend says it works too good lol
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|Dinicartoons is a new Top Cow imprint overseen by Paul Dini
After a good turn with Top Cowâs âMadame Mirage,â comics and animation veteran Paul Dini and Top Cow top brass Matt Hawkins and Rob Levin put their heads together to come up with a new project to work on together. That project became Dinicartoons, an imprint by which Dini intends to feature not only his own original characters, but also those of up and coming artists and animators.
The first book published under the Dinicartoons banner features Diniâs holiday character, Jingle Belle. Originally published by Oni Press, Diniâs Jingle Belle stories chronicle the adventures of Santa Clausâ spoiled teenaged daughter. The new Belle book pits Old Saint Nick against a decidedly unexpected foe: Frankensteinâs monster. For readers familiar with the ending to Mary Shelleyâs classic horror novel, the possibility of these two pop-culture icons crossing paths is not as far fetched as it seems.
âAt the end of the book, the monster trails his creator, Dr. Frankenstein, up to the north pole,â Dini told CBR. âThe monster arrives too late, after Frankenstein has died, and the monster mourns Frankensteinâs death because this was the closest thing he had to father. And the last we see of the monster, heâs trudging away into the north to set himself on fire and basically end his own miserable existence.â
|"Jingle Belle: Santa Claus vs. Frankenstein" on sale in November
Of course, the north pole is the mythical stomping grounds of a right jolly old elf. Eventually, Jingle finds the monsterâs frozen remains, and takes the poor creature in. In exchange for room and board, the monster agrees to help out around Santaâs workshop. âAnd for a while, things go really great,â Dini said. That is, until a watchdog group who believes Santa has become too disruptive to the holiday season try to ban the toy maker from making any further public appearances. âSo the monster decides to take a hand in that.â
Dini likened the story to a âlate â50s/early â60s mishmashâ like the classic B-movie âSanta Claus vs. the Martians.â
As a Jingle Belle alum and a fan of classic monsters, artist Stephanie Gladden was a shoe-in for the penciling job. âI adore Stephanie, as a person as also as an artist,â Dini said. âAnd I think she draws amazingly cute, cool characters.â Dini said that Gladden, who works in animation at Cartoon Network, is a tremendous designer, and the writer could think of no artist more qualified to bring the threatening yet funny look of the Aurora monster models to âJingle Belle: Santa Claus vs. Frankenstein.â âAnd I really love the classic, old-style Warner Bros. look of cartoon characters, theyâre a great vehicle for emotion, and nobody brings that to their work in comics better than Stephanie.â
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Dinicartoons grew out of Paul Diniâs desire to tell stories outside of the superhero genre. âI love superhero stuff, and I want to get more into that, but at the same time, I was thinking, maybe thereâs a way to do a small imprint of characters of my creation, some of which would be more harder-edge superheroes, and some of which would be some of the lighter, cartoonier characters Iâve created over the years, such as Jingle Belle and Ira Red and some of the characters from that universe,â the writer xplained.
An anthology seriesalso called âDinicartoonsâ is in the works, which will showcase not only existing Dini characters, but also new characters as well. Dini said that readers could expect to see Jingle Belle, his Mutant Texas characters, the sock monkey Rashy, and he also teased a brand-new fantasy epic. âThereâs also a new character weâre debuting called Hyper Hyena, whoâs a wild, kind of funny animal type character.â
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In addition to featuring characters from the Dinicartoons world, Dini wants the âDinicartoonsâ anthology title to provide opportunities for other artists/animators to showcase their own creations. âL.A. is filled with really tremendous artists and animators, and a lot of them have said, âIf only I had a way of getting my characters published, I think I could have a lot of fun with this character, or this idea,ââ Dini explained. The writer hopes that âDinicartoonsâ can serve as a springboard for these other animatorsâ creations. âIf I bring in an animator who has a really fun style and a really great storytelling sense and some engaging characters, then they can get actual appearances in the book, and maybe that will inspire them to go off and publish them as comics or cartoons and bring those characters to life in other places. Really helping to sort of open the doorway a little bit to people who want to do these passionate projects.â
Dini likens Dinicartoons to Disney comics, in that they both showcase a number of different characters that were created elsewhere. âI really feel like thereâs not a lot out there as far as people who like humor books,â the writer said, citing âArchie,â DCâs âLooney Tunes,â as well as comics published by Disney and Bongo as among the few options that readers have for this kind of material. âI like the fact that the stories are quick and fun, and I think that funny characters deserve a venue like that to flourish in.â
|Tashi Ounce and Rashy & Superrica
As for other projects, Paul Dini is certainly keeping busy. âWeâre definitely going to do another âMadame Mirageâ miniseries,â Dini confirmed. The book will also be published under the Dinicartoons banner. Additionally, Dini and his magician wife Misty Lee are producing an online animated series featuring sock monkeys Rashy and Super Rica.
But Dini is particularly exited to get Dinicartoons underway. âI love superheroes, so Iâll probably always be working on superhero projects at one point or another, but I think the time is right for funny books again, for anthologies and for screwball characters,â he said. âIâm really looking forward to doing this, and raring to get started and come out with these new characters and inflict them on the world.â
Look for âJingle Belle: Santa Claus vs. Frankensteinâ this November from Top Cow.
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Bruce: As an independent voter I have watched both conventions and this circus has been very interesting. The DNC said the RNC laid out a fear mongering agenda and they were the positive group. I have not seen one solution to a problem offered by the DNC after 2 full days of Bernie protests and celebrities with false allegations against Trump and the RNC its called spin! I watched countless interviews with dodge and move tactics instead of answering the questions. Not sure how I will be voting in the fall but it looks more and more like the lesser of 2 evils to me. I look forward to the debates between Hillary and Trump for clarification of record and position on the real issues and not the garbage I have seen on TV the past 2 weeks!


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Friends—As a belated Mother's Day gift, I'm pleased to offer this conversation with Sarah Drew, an actress (and the leading lady for the recently released film Mom's Night Out). Her thoughts below on culture, calling, and parenting are sharp and pastorally relevant. Enjoy! - Paul
Paul: Let's start with the film. Did your role in Mom's Night Out connect with your experience as a mother?
Sarah: Yes, absolutely. I've struggled a lot in my life with feeling like a failure. I lived in a "prison of perfectionism," holding myself to a standard I couldn't possibly live up to. Then I became a mom, and all of a sudden there arose even more opportunities for failure.
I'm pretty sure the feeling of inadequacy is universal for moms. I've done a lot of work in my life, and have begun to let go of that need to be perfect, and I loved that my character in Moms' Night Out was going through the same thing. She starts out feeling like she's not enough, but by the end of the film, she feels free. She sees herself as a mess but a beautiful mess—God's masterpiece. And that's enough. I have to preach that message to myself on a daily basis.
Ok. Does that go against cultural or Christian stereotypes of motherhood?
It goes against both, actually. In making the film, we set out to tell an authentic story about some broken human Christians—Christians who don't have all the answers, Christians who actually have something to learn from non-Christians. This is precisely why I wanted to tell this story.
It's been interesting to see some negative responses to the film from both mainstream culture and Christian culture. Some mainstream critics find our story regressive because we are celebrating those women who choose to make rearing their children their life's work. The stay-at-home mom has the terrifying, holy charge of raising up little eternal beings into people who will encounter the world (and the people in it) either with kindness and grace, or with malice and indifference.
I cannot think of a more important job. And yet, our culture rolls our eyes at these women. Our culture says they've "given up" on doing anything with their lives. So yes, our film is absolutely counter-cultural. We hold up the stay at home mom and we say, "Your job is deeply important and we honor you."
But we are also going against some Christian stereotypes as well, because we are presenting these Christian families as flawed. My character, Ally, is stressed-out and unhappy. She doesn't have all the answers, because she's trying to do it all on her own. Someone from outside of the church is the one who ultimately shares a story with her that enables her to let go of the perfectionistic prison she has put herself in and to remember how unbelievably loved she is.
As a Christian woman in Hollywood, I cannot tell you how many times people from outside the church have spoken deep, healing truth into my life. It's happened so many times. It forces me to my knees and reminds me that we—all of us human beings—are in this thing together. We have so much to learn from one another.
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Another way to enjoy scallops in their shell on the barbecue. If you don't enjoy lemon enough to eat with the rind intact you could also just try sprinkling with lemon juice.
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European Union leaders may discuss relaxing budget-deficit targets to take into account slowing economic growth at a summit this week, European Union Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said.
"There is an in-depth debate: is it logical to maintain targets as if nothing had happened?" Almunia told reporters in Madrid today. "That is a political discussion that may start tomorrow in the European Council and I think it is better to have this discussion with as much data as possible on the table."
European leaders are set to sign an agreement on tightening budget rules on the final day of a summit starting tomorrow in Brussels. Almunia, a Spaniard and the EU's former economy commissioner, said no decision can be taken regarding Spain yet as the commission hasn't yet received the information it needs.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said today Spain won't rush to rein in the euro area's fourth-biggest shortfall. The nation is pushing for the EU to review stability programs to take into account recession forecasts. The country missed its 2011 target for a deficit of 6 percent of gross domestic product.
Spain will continue to reduce its budget deficit as much as it can, Rajoy said in an e-mailed statement. The cuts will be "as much as possible, continuously and without rushing," Rajoy said.
Economy Minister Luis de Guindos will explain Spain's budget policy to euro-area finance ministers before the summit tomorrow, said a spokeswoman for the ministry, who declined to be named in line with government policy.
De Guindos will seek to convince EU leaders by outlining the steps the government, in power since December, plans this year to meet its budget commitments, she said.
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CLEARWATER - West Coast Players is again pleased to extend an invitation to novice, emerging or accomplished playwrights to submit one-act plays to be performed in the fourt annual One Act Festival. The dates of the Festival have not yet been determined, but will probably be the last weekend in June or the first weekend in July, 2013.
Although the actual dates are not as yet confirmed, WCP is encouraging writers to submit plays now, using the following criteria:
One act play to be performed in 15 minutes or less.
Original plays only, no adaptations
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Require minimal staging, set, props, costumes, tech support, etc. Please, no large casts; prefer six characters or less.
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A $5 entry fee, per play, must be submitted along with the script.
A playwright may submit up to three scripts for consideration. The majority of the collected funds are awarded to the three playwrights whose scripts are voted as favorites by the attending audiences. The play reading committee will select eight to 10 plays to be performed. To be considered for production, plays must be received by the producer not later than March 31, 2013.
Please submit scripts to West Coast Players, P.O. Box 5022, Clearwater FL 33758-5022, ATTN: One-Act Play Producer.
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March 12, 2001 -- The good news is, I can see; the bad news is, I can see. More on that later.
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Staring at a computer monitor for hours on end has become a part of the modern workday. And inevitably, all of that staring can put a real strain on your eyes. The name for eye problems caused by computer use is computer vision syndrome (CVS). CVS is not one specific eye problem. Instead, the term encompasses a whole range of eye strain and pain experienced by computer users. Research shows computer eye problems are common. Somewhere between 50% and 90% of people who work at a computer screen have...
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Maybe you're like most people over 40 -- the aging of your eyes is beginning to change your life in a way you don't like. It was happening to me. I'd reached the point where I couldn't see the dirt on the kitchen counter until I put on my reading glasses, and the numbers on my car speedometer were a little fuzzy.
So let me flash back to how I ended up, three days after this past Christmas, wearing plastic bubbles taped over my eyes at the laser surgery center of Zale Lipshy Hospital at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas (UTSW). It may help you decide if this procedure is for you.
For several years, the idea of LASIK had lurked in the back of my mind. But until about a year and a half ago, the procedure was FDA-approved only for nearsightedness, or myopia. This is when the corneal curve is too steep, causing distant images to blur. When the operation was approved for farsightedness (the corneal curve is too shallow, causing close objects to blur), the possibility of having it done myself moved one step closer.
Then last summer, the FDA approved two laser machines for correcting farsightedness with astigmatism (where the cornea is irregularly shaped -- more like a football as opposed to a basketball). I did a story about it, using as my main source H. Dwight Cavanagh, MD, PhD, vice chairman of UTSW ophthalmology department. I listened carefully to what he had to say about the procedure; after all, he had been one of the doctors who had conducted LASIK clinical trials and also one of the researchers on a study comparing this method with another type of laser surgery called PRK. I also talked with a man in his late 60s who'd participated in the clinical trial of LASIK at the medical center, who gave a glowing review.


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"Tales of love, loss, loneliness and liquor, Paulo Franco's songs echo the themes of growing up and getting wiser. But behind the making of his first solo CD, By The the Light of a Paper Moon, is the story of a singer-songwriter staying true to his childhood ambitions, with a little help from his friends. Captivated by music at a young age, six year old Franco's fortuitous selection of the Beatle's Let it Be album may have been a key turning point for the budding musician. "I just saw these four guys. They had long hair, and they looked really cool," he recalls. But while still in the store, Franco found himself coveting the record his sister decided to buy - a Partridge Family album. At his father's insistence, he stuck to his original choice. "So my sister went home with the Partridge Family album, and God only knows where that is now," says Franco. "But I still have my original copy of Let it Be . . . I've had it for 42 years.""


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Marshall, Mo. (June 1, 2016)- The NAIA has announced the 2016 Spring Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes. To be eligible for this honor student-athletes must be nominated by their institution's head coach, must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and must have achieved junior academic status in the classroom... Read More
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All-American Team-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 26, 2016)- Missouri Valley College men's tennis student-athlete, Sophomore Heitor Garcia (Sao Jose, Brazil) has been named to the 2016 NAIA Men's Tennis All-America Team. Garcia was selected as a second team All-American. During the 2016 season, Garcia led the Viking men's tennis team as the No... Read More
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Rankings-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 18, 2016)- The Missouri Valley College men's lacrosse team finished at No. 2 in the NAIA Men's Lacrosse Coaches' Postseason Top 10 Poll. The Vikings ended the season as the National runner-up at the 2016 NAIA Men's Lacrosse National Invitational... Read More
Three Vikings Chosen to MCLA All-America Team
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All-American Team-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 17, 2016)- The Missouri Valley College men's lacrosse team put a total of three student-athletes on the 2016 MCLA Division II All-American Team. The three Vikings were selected to the honorable mention team. Junior Midfielder Brendan Gallagher (Geneva, Ill... Read More
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At its May meeting, the Missouri Valley College Board of Trustees approved the promotion of Greg Silvey to vice president of business and finance. Silvey is responsible for monitoring and guiding the College's endowment investments. Part of his job duties are to guide the College in a conservative financial manner and to watch for forthcoming threats to the institution's financial well-being... Read More
Courtney Carl Named to Heart All-Conference Team
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All-Conference Team-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 13, 2016)- Missouri Valley College softball student-athlete Junior Courtney Carl (Burlington, Iowa) was named to the 2016 Heart of America Athletic Conference All-Conference team for her play during the season. Carl, selected as an infield player to the all-conference team, was named to the honorable mention list after finishing the season as the team-leader in batting average (... Read More
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Results-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 10, 2016)- The Missouri Valley College men's golf team competed at the Heart of America Athletic Conference Championship at Swope Memorial Golf Course in Kansas City, Mo. The Vikings finished fifth in the team standings with one top ten finisher... Read More
Three Viking Baseball Players Selected to All-Conference Team
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All-Conference Team-Click Here Marshall, Mo. (May 10, 2016)- Three members of the Missouri Valley College baseball team were recognized on the 2016 Heart of America Athletic Conference All-Conference Baseball Team. Leading the selections was Senior Andrew Skinner (Chicago, Ill.) who was chosen as a first team all-conference member at the designated hitter position... Read More
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Sanirang Alpine Networks was interviewed briefly about this coming winter's ice climbing school by the Korea Herald's Paul Kerry. To read more about how he reported his interview, visit this link: http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20120110000708
Sanirang Alpine Networks was invited for an interview by KBS World on May 12, 2011. The interview was aired on May 27th, 2011. During the conversation, SAN founder, Peter Jensen-Choi, is asked questions about his company, ice climbing and his … Continue reading
SAN isn't exactly blazing mountain trails; however, KTO has advertised and linked SAN up that way under the that title via the following link: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/myeyes.kto?cmd=view&md=enu&lang_se=ENG&bbs_sn=1623127 Scroll down to the bottom to read about it on their page! Cheers!
Ice Climbing Article By Zenith Bose South Korea is a gem of a country, often overlooked by travellers trekking through the giant continent that is Asia. Yet this country has much to offer to the average traveller, whether seasoned or … Continue reading
Korea Herald, Lifestyles, News: Sanirang Alpine Climbing Adventures By Matthew Lamers Sanirang Alpine Networks' Peter Jensen-Choi says rock climbing is not only a great way to explore the unseen in Korea, but that many enjoy the team-building aspect of the … Continue reading
Korean Climbers Coming Clean: A New Beginning? (Back to: Articles, Web Extras) By Peter Jensen-Choi Peter Jensen-Choi is an American Alpine Journal correspondent who lives in Korea; he also is an active member of the Corean Alpine Club Technical Committee … Continue reading