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Deal of the Week is back and it's Civil War 2 to hit this week's discount!
This accurate historical operational strategy game places the player in head of the USA or CSA during the American Civil War (1861-1865). So if you are looking for one of the best Civil War strategy game around, here's your opportunity to grab it for only $ 20.00.
Posted: Friday, February 06, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Celebrating the highly successful launch of Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager, we teamed up with the famous Kennedy Space Center and hosted a launch contest. All the people who bought the game could take part in order to win an exclusive VIP trip to the Kennedy Space Center, or one of many other great prizes!
Posted: Wednesday, February 04, 2015 by Olivier Georges
Today the latest game in the fan-favourite Close Combat series is receiving a new update to make your multiplayer experience even smoother. Indeed, thanks to some bug fixes and UI enhancements, you have now no excuse to lose during your merciless duels!
Posted: Tuesday, February 03, 2015 by Olivier Georges
Today we have the pleasure to announce the release of a new patch for the approachable strategy game Germany at War. The 1.06 update not only fixes minor bugs for an optimal gaming experience, but also introduces new Hungarian units and new particle effects for a total immersion on the dusty Russian plains!
Posted: Monday, February 02, 2015 by Bart Schouten
It is Magnifico Monday here at the Slitherine group! For today we launch a huge Magnifico sale across multiple platforms. The PC and steam versions of this clever strategy game will be featured on our Deal of the Week series and will available for just $1,99! But that is not all. For the duration of the entire week the base game version of Magnifico on iPad will be available for free! Never was there a better time to pick up this ingenious strategy game and to start conquering the world using Leonardo Da Vinci's machines of war!
Posted: Friday, January 30, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Gary Grigsby's War in the West, the huge wargame that was released at the end of last year, has received yet another update. Patch 1.00.11 brings a great deal of changes and balance fixes, that create even more historical gameplay than this extraordinary detailed game could already bring to the table. In addition, the patch boasts a handful of AI improvements, as well the implementation of many new aircraft photos and unit symbols.
Posted: Thursday, January 29, 2015 by Bart Schouten
"We may employ artifice to deceive a rival, anything against our enemies." (Cardinal Richelieu – French Statesman)
Back in October, Pike & Shot grabbed the attention of both specialized press and fans of wargames due to its streamlined game mechanics and its rich, yet rarely used historical background. From a strategic point of view, the period presents a brilliant evolution of military units and approaches thanks to the development of new technologies. Integrating firearms and artillery into an army is not an easy task, and only the most flexible commanders will be able to combine them perfectly!
Posted: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 by Bart Schouten
"So long as the opposing forces are at the outset approximately equal in numbers and moral and there are no flanks to turn, a long struggle for supremacy is inevitable" (General Sir Douglas Haig - British commander)
Praised for its historical accuracy and its capacity to properly cover a huge conflict that involved thousands of men and units, Ageod's WW1 wargame, To End All Wars, amazed history buffs last summer. However, the huge scale of the Grand Campaign was demanding a lot of time and a deep involvement from the players. So the developers went back to the WW1 battlefields and selected a list of smaller scenarios able to not only offer an original approach of the war, but also to provide true tactical operational challenges to their fans!
Posted: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 by Bart Schouten
We are calling upon all of you to join us later today at 20:00 CET (19:00 UTC / 14:00 EST) as we will be playing Decisive Campaigns Blitzkrieg. Celebrating the Steam release and the ongoing sale, Surtur will be attempting to invade his home country of the Netherlands, leading the German troops across the border in an attempt to seize the country in five days!
Posted: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Brother against Brother: Drawing the Sword, the new tactical wargame covering battles in the American Civil War, is nearing release and we need your input to make sure it's polished and bug-free!
Posted: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Following the release of the last year's surprise hit Pike & Shot, we are happy to announce that this unique strategy game is coming to iPad this Thursday! This iPad version will come with all the same greatness as the PC version, including three different campaign, a skirmish mode and the Slitherine PBEM cross-platform multiplayer technology! So grab you musket and get into the (firing) line for a copy this Thursday.
Posted: Monday, January 26, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Today the beloved Deal of the Week series makes a return with Decisive Campaigns: The Blitzkrieg from Warsaw to Paris! This historically accurate wargame lets you take part in the early battles of World War 2, as the Werhmacht's Blitzkrieg tactics were unleashed on Poland, France and the Low Countries. Celebrating the Steam release of this in-depth strategy title, we are giving you a 50% discount this week!
Posted: Thursday, January 22, 2015 by Bart Schouten
"But the cure for most obstacles is, Be Decisive" (George Weinberg – American Psychologist)
1939-1940: The war machine is released. Plans for the invasion of Poland and Western countries have been carefully prepared by the German commanders. But the Wehrmacht effectiveness is still not proved and its opponents have some serious military assets. Speed and surprise are key success factors that armchair generals will have to master to seize Warsaw, Paris, and London … or the German troops will be sent packing back to Berlin!
Posted: Tuesday, January 20, 2015 by Bart Schouten
Join us Wednesday at 20:00 CET (19:00 UTC / 14:00 EST) as we start off the first of a Let's Play series for Pike & Shot! Pike & Shot was the surprise hit of 2014, bringing together engaging and clever gameplay with a setting that is overlooked all too often. This is a turn-based gem you cannot miss!
Posted: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 by Bart Schouten
This Wednesday we are kicking of the 2015 weekly Twitch streaming sessions with To End All Wars, one of the biggest and most accurate World War One wargames ever created! During this streaming session, Surtur will be playing the game, explaining basic gameplay mechanics to new players. The Ageod developers will also be present during the stream, ready to take on every question you might have.
Posted: Monday, January 12, 2015 by Bart Schouten
"No event in American history is more misunderstood than the Vietnam War. It was misreported then, and it is misremembered now." (Richard Nixon – former US President)
Early 1965 – Regular US military units are deployed on Vietnamese soil. The American government sends massive support to South Vietnam to prevent the Viet Cong forces from the North unifying the entire country under the Communist banner. This Cold War conflict was not only fought with classic weapons, but also with unconventional tactics in order to gain support from civilians.
Posted: Friday, December 19, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Following the successful launch of Gary Grigsby's War in the West earlier this month, we are happy to announce that the first update is now available, bringing the game to version 1.00.08. This patch contains a number of significant rule changes for campaign logic, as well as for the air model and various other parts of the game. In addition, the update provides you with several interface improvements and of course the priority issues have been fixed. 2by3 Games has put in some hard work to get this first update out before the holidays and we hope you will enjoy the changes as much as we do!
Posted: Friday, December 19, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Just in time for the holidays the hardworking lads over at On Target Simulations present you with a new update for Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm, the award-winning wargame set during the cold war. This patch brings a number of balance improvements, enhancements and fixes. The continuous development of Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm would not have been possible without the valuable feedback and ideas from the community. Thanks all!
Posted: Wednesday, December 17, 2014 by Bart Schouten
In the spirit of the coming Christmas holidays, the restless developers at WarfareSims have unleashed an Arc-Light strike with a new huge free update for Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations, continuing their support to this deep military simulation. With this update, the players have been given some great tools to keep them occupied during the winter! Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations was already lauded for its technical accuracy, attention to detail, gameplay flexibility and its powerful integrated editor and version 1.06 really takes it to the next level.
Posted: Monday, December 15, 2014 by Bart Schouten
Join us this Wednesday as we give you a preview of Order of Battle: Pacific, our upcoming game by the Artistocrats. Order of Battle: Pacific is a beautiful looking turn-based strategy game set during the Pacific War, where you have to take control of land, sea and air forces in order to seize victory and proceed through the two campaigns.
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h The College News VOL. XXIV, No. 18 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1938 PRICE 10 CENTS Further Discussion Of New Hall Plans By College Council Mathematics, Biology, Physics To be Housed in Renovated -f. Dalton Hall SMOKING ON BALCONIES TO BE INVESTIGATED (Especially contributed by Janet Thorn, '98.) The President's House, Wednesday, March !).�The decorator's sketches for the combined smoking and game room in the new dormitory were shown to the members of the College Coun- cil by Miss Charlotte B. Howe and Julia Grant, members of the decorat- ing committee. President Park told the Council about the plans for re- modeling the inside of Dalton to house the physics and mathematics depart- ments next year. After dinner and general discussion were over, Miss Howe brought four or five large colored sketches showing the furnishings which are planned for the social smoking room on the ground floor of the new hall. This room is very large, square, and built on two levels because of the slope of the hill. The decorator has planned to break it up into as many small units-as pos- sible, still leaving space to clear a large area of the floor for dancing. There will be a low, white fence which will be wide enough to sit on, and steps dividing the smoking room from the game room. Two large piers m the center of one room will also be connected with the walls by low fence- like divisions. These will serve to break up the floor space. The furni- ture will also be grouped in separate units-for the same purpose. The floor will probably be made of asphalt tiles, without rugs. These tiles come in all colors, and one room will probably have a rust-colored floor and the other a dark blue one. The Continued on Page Four Mr. Dryden Shows Fossil Specimens at Lecture United States Once Populated by Dinosaurs, Elephants Common Room, March 9.�Mr. Lin- coln Dryden, of the Geology Depart- ment, spoke on Fossil Graveyards at a meeting of the Science Club. The lectureAvas illustrated by specimens of various fossils. Mr. Dryden defined a fossil 'as ^he remains or trace of something that once lived. He used the term "graveyard" to describe a place where many animals or plants were buried at some past time. philosophy department in the Common The first fossil, 'remains, shown Room, March 19, at 8 p.m. All stu- formed a piece of the ornamental stonework on Goodhart Hall. This fragment broke off, and when taken to the Geology Department was found to be Indiana limestone. It consists of the calcarious remains of countless small animals living in the shallow sea which at one time covered the middle part of the continent. These fragments and bits of broken shell can be seen under a hand lens. � Later in geologic time came the dinosaurs, which varied widely in size. Their remains are found chiefly in the western Great Plains region, in arid land where their bones can be plainly seen on the surface. The SHAN-KAR PRESENTS LAST PERFORMANCE Goodhart Hall, March 10.,�Uday Shan-Kar and his Hindu Ballet, on their farewell appearance in this country, presented a varied program to a large and enthusiastic audience. Following this performance, the troupe sailed for India to establish ;u All-India Center for the Dance in Be- nares. The program consisted of simple folk dances, traditional religious myths characteristic of the Hindu race, and an impressive dance-drama concerning incidents in the life of the god, Shiva. The accompaniment, writ- ten for them by Vishnudas Shirali, was furnished by musicians .on the stage. The use of drums and gongs as a prelude to several numbers set the scene for the <iailces that followed. In all the dances there was a re- strained but, at the same time, a continuous flowing quality of move- ment. Jerky transitions of tempo and style could rarely be discerned. The head and arms were used to convey inflections of meaning and subtleties of feeling, while the hands, employing the Madras or symbolic gestures, tok the basic theme of the stories. Shan-Kar's dancing is said to be the greatest refinement of that art to- day. In his first solo number Kama- Deva, he moved with an effortless grace that was excellent in its con- trolled expression. Even in the war dance, Kartikeyya, he was restrained, although the impression of strength and power was clearly perceptible. Dancing of a more dynamic nature was supplied by the young Madhavan, whose solo dance was a marvel of dif- ferentiated movement. Continuing a steady motion of his hands, he varied his steps, technique and rhythm, never losing control of the hand motion, nor of the opposing body movements. Simkie, a French member of the group, was small, lithe and graceful. Her dancing formed an excellent com- plc nent to Shan-Kar's virile exposi- tion. The costuming was lavish and col- orful with gay India prints cleverly mingled to produce dramatic efforts. The troupe brought their own curtain which blended admirably with the costumes. Lighting was used in sev- eral dances to create atmosphere. This was most effective in the last number, where a bronze light gave the impression of temple interiors or the warm sunlight of .^r*.Hindu Olym- pus. L. J. S. PHILOSOPHY, ENGLISH ARE HUBENER'S TOPICS Gustav Frederic Hubener, professor of English at the University of Bonn, will give two lectures on philosophy and English. The first, Phenomenol- ogy, will be under the auspices of the dents are ihvitefl. On Monday the second lecture, entitled Beowolf and Heroic Exorcism, will take place in the Music Room at 5 p. m. Mr. Herben recommends it particularly to all stu- dents interested in literature and folk- lore. Professor Hubener studied at the Universities of Munich, Paris, Berlin, Edinburgh and Gbttingen. For some years he was professor of National Economics at KonigsbUrg, and later taught English at the Universities of Basel and Bonn. He has published varied critical works, among them England and the Moral Foundations of Early European Hintory, English Philosophy, and Stylistic Tension in rocks in which they are buried are .. . . ,. -��*.!* ^i^asfoLtRiMFadise Lost. not nrarrm?, but lmnctuc �., ��idl> n-inr zz. . *r .1 ^__ _i v sil plants that the dinosaurs lived in a large flat swamp which extended over the western region of the United States. In South Germany, near Sollenho- fen, where fine-grained lithographic stone is quarried, some unusual fossils have been dug out. In 1875 the old- est fossil bird, which has teeth and a jointed tail almost like a reptile, was Continued on Pas* Thraa His investigations of heroic litera- ture have taken him literally all over the world, and his theories on the sig- nificance of certain epic situations are of the greatest importance. At the present time Professor Hubener is on a sabbatical year which he is spend- ing in Canada. Bryn Mawr is for- tunate in having him speak here as he is making a few lectures in this country. SHAN-KAR and SIMKIE Alumnae Council Holds Miss Ward Announces Meeting in New Jersey District Representatives Deplore Lack of College Contacts, Inactive Graduate Clubs ", (Specially* contributed by Mary Whalen, '38.) The Alumnae Council convened on Thursday, March 10, for an informal session at. Mrs. Parker's house in Orange, N. J., where they were wel- comed by Mrs. Ruth C. Streeter, '18, their hostess for the weekend, and Mrs. Ida L. Darrow, '21, president of the association. At the Friday morn- ing session the seven district coun- cillors gave their reports. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Mendell stated that the New England States were exceedingly active and that their �hief complaint was lack of contact with the campus. Two solutions were suggested to solve this problem: that the faculty and college officials be sent a lhtfof those cities where there is a Bryn Mawr Club functioning, in order that they may be entertained when they travel to any of these cities; that a representative be sent from every club to the alumnae week- end; and that the class collectors also attend annually. Mrs. Streeter reported on the five clubs in the 'Middle Atlantic States. Continued on Page SI* *COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, March 17.�Maids' Play, Mr. Faithfid. Goodhart, 8.30. Friday, March 18.�Announce- ment of Graduate European Fellowships. Goodhart�JL45, Saturday, March 19.�Lecture on Phenomenology, by Gustav Hubener. Common Room, 8 p. m. Sunday, March 20.�Lecture by Fnjedrich Spiegelberg, on What India Has to Offer Us To- day. Deanery, 5 p. m. Monday, March 21.�Lecture by Gustav Hubener on Beowulf and Heroic Exorcism. Music Room, 5 p. m. Piano Recital, by Horace Alwyne. Goodhart, 8.30. Tuesday, March 22.�Current Events, Mr. Fen wick. Common Room, 7.30. Wednesday, March 2S.�Ger- man Movie, An Orphan Boy of Vienna. Goodhart, 8.00. Monday, April <.�First Flex- ner Lecture by Dr. Edwin F. Gay. Goodhart, 8.20. Changes in Room Rents New System Will Attach Rents Of 100 Dollars to Student, Not to Definite Rooms Music Room, March 15.�The prin- ciples on which room rents are as- sinned were outlined in a morning chapel by Miss Julia Ward, Acting Dean of the College. She explained that the aim has been to keep the same range of rents, at present from 100 to 650 dollars, in each hall, and also to keep an approximate uniform distribution of rooms at each rate. One-quarter to one-third of all col- lege rooms are priced at 100 dollars. However, there is often a shortage of .these rooms available to the incoming class, because undergraduates who could afford more expensive rooms choose the 100 dollar ones for various personal reasons. The college has been forced arbitrarily to change the rent of some rooms in order to supply the desired number at each price in each hall. Miss Ward pointed, out that -this leads-to more and more discrep- ancies between the rent and the de- sirability of particular rooms. The theory of the new system is "to attach the rent to the student, not to the room."v- A large number of rooms in each hall have been priced at 200 dollars. All students who can- not afford to pay more than 100 dol- lars, are strictly required to make out a formal application, if possible before Spring Vacation. These applications will be checked by Miss Ward and the Scholarship Committee, and preliminary hall draws for the 200 dollar rooms jjtill be held between students whose ap- plications have been approved. They will occupy the rooms at a rent of 100 dollars, while any remaining rooms in this group will be open to other students at 200 dollars. Subtle Conflicts, Amusing Dialogue, Mark French Play ��� * "The Young Seducer Seduced" As Romantic Moon Rises � On Closing Scene DE MUSSET COMEDY IS EXCELLENT CHOICE Goodhart Hall. March K'.�Good iJJJIiii!,', good costuming and .good stag- ing made a success of this year's French Crab play, II,ne Fuat fkrtr dt /.'/ it, by Alfred de Musset. Its one obvious fault was the actors', frequent need <>i' prompting. The play itself \\;is an excellent choice, beautifully constructed and very funny. Musset's theme, as M. Jean Guiton, the direc- tnr, phrased it, was "the young-se- ducer seduced." Jane Nichols, who played Valentin, made an extremely handsome and winning hero. Her acting has im- proved since she played the male lead in Mel fore's I'Ecole <lex Maris last year. She gestured confidently and delivered her lines with spirit. The part of Van Buck, Valentin's rich and long suffering uncle, was taken by Piiscilla Curtis, who did a good job of- characterisation. She was subtler and more restrained than she has ever been. Boone Staples, as la Baronne de Mantes, who successfully hides a heart of gold from all but her daugh- ter until the last act, dominated all the scenes in which- she took part. Whether haughtily regarding the Abbe, or approving Valentin's love letter to her daughter, she was con- vincingly funny. She and Van Buck were good comic contrasts, the auto- cratically domineering versus the vul- garly explosive. Typical Baronne re- action was her immediate acclaim of Valentin as "moii gendre" when she discovered him with her daughter at tluyr midnight reridex-vous. Continued on Page rour Morley and Cobb Are Peace Council Officers Statement ort International Coopera- tion Discussed LABOR EDUCATOR TO SPFA& Mark Starr, who will speak at a meeting sponsored by the A. S. U. next week, is the National Director of Education of the Ladies' Garment Workers* Union. He has taught- at the Brookwood School and at the Bryn Mawr Summer School. He will speak on the points in conv mon of the A. J=. L. and the C. 1715., especially in relation to Workers' Edu- cation. Pembroke West, March 11,.�Louise Morley, '40, was re-elected president of the Peace Council at their first meet- ing under the new constitution. Helen Cobb, '40, was elected secretary for the coming year. The main business of the meeting was to discuss whether they would sponsor the statement of the Philadel- phia Committee for International Co- operation for Peace. This statement repudiates America's isolation-rear- mament policy concerning foreign af- fairs, and calls on the country to take its place as an active member in in- ternational cooperation. This proced- ure, the statement continues, can be the only means to "stop the forces of Wat*, and vitalize the principles of in- ternational morality." Copies of the statement have already been circulated in the city to obtain individual signatures, and were then sent to Washing^*. Every mem- ber of the Council has been given a copy and individual signatures will be solicited on the campus. The deadline for these copies of the statement is the 21st of March. The Council, as a body, is not taking a stand of collective security imme- diately, nor will the individual .signa- tures necessarily indicate the opin- ion of the College as a unit But as an educative and administrative body, the Peace Council will assume the duty �; . "gqfrg" signatures. Plans for the remainder of the semester's activities were outlined by the president, and will be discussed at further meetings. Members of the new Peace Council are the following: International Relations Club, Louise Morley. - Bryn Mawr League, Eleanor Taft, �39. A. S. U., Marian Greenbaum. Continued on Pas* Six
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Question: Can I run XBMC on PS3, Wii, Xbox360, or some random set-top box?
Answer: No, you can't!
Example; just because XBMC runs on Linux and Linux runs on the PS3, by no means implies that XBMC for Linux will just work on the PS3. It doesn't, so deal with it!
Today XBMC for Linux only support x86 CPUs (which the PS3/Wii/Xbox360 doesn't have), and more importantly XBMC Media Center GUI engine REQUIRES real hardware 3D acceleration (which is something that is simply not available under Linux on the PS3/Wii/Xbox360). These are just the most blaring problems, and there are many other hindering things as well, PLEASE JUST SEARCH THESE FORUMS!
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UPDATE: Yes we know that XBMC for Linux now also compiles and runs on both PowerPC and ARM processor architecture, but again no, that still does not mean that XBMC for Linux will work on PS3, Wii, Xbox360, or a set-top-box today! It only means the XBMC source code is endian neutral now, and that in its own only means that it is easier for others to port XBMC to other processor architecture, it does not, however, mean that XBMC's GUI engine will be able to fluently render because it does again still REQUIRE real hardware 3D acceleration.
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2008-11-11 21:58 Why Kodi for PS3, Wii, or Xbox360 will probably never happen!
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Howto post your problem in a useful manner. #xbmc-linux on FreeNode XBMC online-manual, FAQ, search, forum rules, how to submit a bugreport.
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OK, never say never. But...
XBMC can not work on the Popcorn Hour, NMT (Networked Media Tank), Tvix, Mvix, Myka, Netgear Digital Entertainer, Ruku, Dlink DSM, Sage TV HD Extender, or any set-top-box that uses a Sigma Designs' chipset for the following reasons:
Here's a longer list, which I will just use Netgear's Digital Entertainer HD (EVA-8000) as an example: EVA-8000 hardware: Code: Sigma Chip: Sigma [url=http://www.sigmadesigns.com/public/Products/selection_guide/selection_guide.html]EM8623L [/url](non-MacroVision version of EM8622) If you'll read the specs on the Sigma Website, you'll note that this box uses a 200Mhz ARM processor. With that slow of a chip, everything will have to be done in hardware. The newer boxes such as PCH use a 300Mhz MIPS processor. The only type of acceleration that appears to be offered by Sigma is a very vague "2D Graphics Acceleration" which is done by their proprietary drivers. With no GPU and no OpenGL support, we would have to rely on Sigma's hardware to do the acceleration for us in a proprietary way, but it's unclear if their hardware even supports 3D acceleration at all, much less in a way compatible with OpenGL. In addition, ffmpeg would have to support video decoding through the Sigma drivers in the same way that the VDPAU branch uses ffmpeg support for VDPAU in the Nvidia drivers. All of this is moot, since Simga won't release the tarballs for their drivers' source. Netgear has released the sources for their Digital Entertainer HD, but they include the following steps in their readme: Quote:2. Install Toolchain How exactly does one "obtain" the Sigma Toolchain and MRUA to build the drivers? Here's a thread on the subject http://forum1.netgear.com/showthread.php?t=20991 (registration required, sorry) Clearly, Sigma isn't interested in releasing their sources. So, for XBMC to happen on a Sigma-based platform, the following would have to happen:
In short, it's not bloody likely. Hope this helps stop some of the porting requests, -Wes
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2009-05-27 14:40 Are there any HD Media Players that XBMC for Linux can run on?
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Hi there....
Dose anyone know if there are any HD media players that support XBMC or XBMC can drive oir somthing? I have been looking at WD HDTV Media Player or the ICY BOX Both support all format types like mkv, h264 etc etc.. and can stream to HD full 1080p surround sound and all that with no frame drops and all but none of them have any cool media library solutions.. I love XBMC and have been using it 4 years from when it was XBMP..... Is there a way to use xbmc with some kind of device like this? Thanks in advance |
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Nope, xbmc requires a x86 compatible computer with opengl compatible graphics card.
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...it is not like this question has not been asked before ...and XBMC for Mac has already been ported to PPC (PowerPC) ...and know that McGeagh is currently in the progress of porting XBMC for ARM which is one step closer to make this happen someday http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=35139 However almost none of them support hardware accelerated 3D graphics also many of these boxes use MIPS instead of ARM Still, believe it or not but XBMC GUI engine requires hardware 3D acceleration for it to render XBMC GUI at an acceptable framerate! Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first.
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John E. Gross, M.D., FACS practices the full spectrum of plastic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Gross is dedicated to providing his patients with the highest quality care. He and his staff are committed to making you comfortable and helping you make a well-informed decision regarding your procedure.
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All the talk of late concerning the NHL owners' initial CBA proposal to the Players' Union has been making people nervous that we'll see yet another labor stoppage. Larry Brooks of the New York Post includes an added bit of information this morning that won't likely help make anyone feel better.
Brooks shares in his Sunday column that the owners' proposal would include a roll back of the salary cap to a level not seen since 2007-08. Brooks doesn't pull any punches with his take on it.
The NHL's Declaration of War presented to the Players' Association in the guise of a first proposal on Friday would roll back the salary cap to approximately $52.5 million for 2012-13. The drop of nearly $10 million from last season would represent the lowest number since 2007-08, sources with knowledge of the league's scheme have told Slap Shots.
With a salary cap roll back of that amount, 19 teams would have to slash salary to get under the the proposed cap if that wound up being the case. Of course, the owners' first proposal is just that — a first proposal.
NHLPA head Donald Fehr said recently he didn't think there would be a salary roll back in the next CBA, but this report indicates the owners want to correct the "mistakes" they made with the previous agreement.
There is a TON of noise yesterday and this morning that many now believe there is little chance we have an NHL season this year.
Funny part about that to me is the owners pushing for this sized roll-back after all the stupid money they've thrown around the last two weeks.
I have to believe this is simply posturing, and while there will be a roll back it won't be anywhere near that drastic and both sides have to understand how important it is to play this year. I could see them miss some time though, many owners think that would actually save them money and they saw how it not only didn't hurt the NBA, many teams saw increased interest with the shorter season.


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In the city of Monstropolis, power is generated by extracting the screams of children when they are scared by monsters in their rooms at night; however, it turns out that the monsters themselves are also scared of children! When one innocent little girl accidentally winds up in Monstropolis, things start to take one wild turn after another. One of Pixar's earlier efforts, this film features the brilliant voice-over work of Billy Crystal and John Goodman.
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3 A Disappointmenttselby17 | 09/11/2010 | See all tselby17's reviews (37)Hotly anticipated, but disappointing. I fails to live up to MW2, or indeed COD4. Graphically the game underachieves, not a patch on the IW4 engine. It is glitchy, and ugly. The multiplayer is glitchy too, you'll fire a rocket, it lands inches from somebody and they survive...I've gone through the floor, gotten caught in sandbags, just not good enough. I feel let down, they have overcomplicated things, the cod points system has destroyed the fun of the game, which is receiving things as you level up.
5 Just read and learn!Ozkari | 12/11/2010 | See all Ozkari's reviews (4)This game is it! Finally a game that is a compromise for the hardcore and casual players. Online the guns have recoil and the hitboxes (places where you have to shoot to get a hitmarker) are finally downgraded from MW2 where they would often drag around the player. This game has gotten so many bad reviews from players who think they know what a good fps game is. In MW2 people would often camp and gain massive killstreaks just by getting another killstreak reward with another one! No, this is not ok! In black ops killstreaks don't count towards another killstreaks. Ok so the game needs skill to be played online. Sound world is now finally REALISTIC!! It's not this MW2 hollywood s**t! Finally explotions have a stiff and realistic bang. All underaged MW2 kids say that soundworld is awful. Well now it's realistic! This game is not meant for kids and is rated Mature for a reason. And at the end I have to say that ALL of the pro gamers say this is THE COD game just next to the original MW! So if you want laser rifles with 13 year old kids camping and raping people with nukes, go for MW2. If you want a game that reguires more skill than luck with realistic soundworld, go for black ops!Also, the campaign is SO much deeper than MW2 with all the twists and has a really amazing storyline. More movie/documentary like than any other. There are only 3 games to buy this year: Black Ops, AC Brotherhood and GT5!
1 Multiplayer letdownkingyonthemove | 11/11/2010 | See all kingyonthemove's reviews (1)If you're buying for multiplayer, as I and many others did, don't - it's absolutely dreadful. Spawning right in front of enemies or enemies spawning right behind you, sound is muffled, joining friends' lobbies is a chore, framerate issues, lag, weapons that like to shoot where you're not aiming, incorrect scoring ... awful, just awful. Stick to modern warfare 2 - I think a lot of people will be returning to it for a better multiplayer experience.
5 10/10 Its just Call of DutyNC0786 | 11/11/2010 | See all NC0786's reviews (22)For me it is one of the best experiences you will get from a fps shooter, no matter what people say they will always compare it to the other call of duty's but believe me this is one of the best so far if not it is.its just call of duty if you like any of the other call of duty's no matter what you will love this one I know the price can be a little of putting but it is such a good game it is an absoulte essitial for every gamer to get.Online10/10Graphics 10/10Characters and voice acting: One of the best I have ever seenStory 10/10Gamplay 10/10Basically ever gamer needs this game in their collection
1 Very Poor Effort TreyarchMunkytrump | 04/12/2010 | See all Munkytrump's reviews (2)To start with the campaign is good and I did enjoy it but its very easy even on Veteran and should only take you a matter of hours to complete literally. The Zombie mode is great this is the only reason im giving it one star, but more maps was needed.Now for the multiplayer the main reason as to why I bought this game...In one word 'TERRIBLE'. The online play just constantly crashes, bad connection even though your connection speed may be great, takes ages to get into a game...just awful.The online game itself is just boring, there is no purpose to the multiplayer game just run around and shoot people then die. MW2 had the great feature of titles for doing certain challenges and mastering weapons. This has none of this, the challenges you do do will im sure reset when you prestige (to much punishment to try and do it to know) then you'll have to do them all over again...The graphics are poor the maps are terrible all the same to big and far to many buildings. You find yourself having to use the same gun over and over eg assault rifle or sub machine gun. Forget sniping on this no chance....I used to love mixing my weapons up a bit on MW2 but you cant do this on here. The secondary weapons consist of pistols a knife and a crossbow THATS IT!!! Utter rubbish. The primary guns arnt much better few to pick from only 2 stand out thats the AK47 and Commando assault rifle, The rest are rubbish.The contracts are boring you just keep repeating the same contract over and over. The COD cash is a good idea for about ten levels then youve bought everything you need. Treyarch should have added something different e.g Tanks or jeeps with a machine gunner on the back so not to make every map so monotanus.Ive had this game 2-3 weeks and i was bored with it after 1 week now im playing something else.DONT WASTE YOUR CASH WAIT FOR INFINITY WARD TO RELEASE NEXT COD GAME AND GET THAT INSTEAD.....


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3D printing allows the user to print useful plastic objects. The printer functions much the same way a common HP inkjet printer would except that it prints layer upon layer until the 3D object is complete. The fact that you can purchase one for less that $10,000 makes it somewhat affordable.
For a list of some of these useful items check this link.
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You can imagine what could be created in 15-30 years when metal 3D printers are available to the everyday person.
It has actually made it's way into the Gun Control debate since the user could potentially print a weapon like a Gun or a magazine clip. In fact, the magazine clips can be produced now using the plastic 3D printer.
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I find it hard to believe that 3D printers would ever be banned because of the potential to create a gun or mag clip. In terms of gun control; it just proves that banning guns is not the solution since criminals easily have the means to produce the weapons themselves.
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Hello Dear Supporters,
The word so far we've received from our Attorney is that DHHL is rescinding the letter of eviction due to a miscommunication. We are going to suspend events for November until we meet with DHHL per agreement, but this is only a temporary suspension. As soon as we have the meeting, we intend to continue operation of the facility, and will have dates scheduled soon after.
As for now, we don't have any official papers in hand saying as such, so we're taking the same stance we've held for the majority of today in that we are being evicted, although we treat this just as a formality. In addition, DHHL has cancelled our appearance before Hawaiian Homes Commission, so we won't be able to address them on this issue publically so we ask that everyone continue to send in letters of support, because we are not through this yet.
We're not sure why there has been such an immediate turn of events, but we can hope that it has had alot to do with public pressure and support of our project.
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Aquarian wrote:Academically speaking, where has Obama pressed for Socialist (truly Socialist) measures?
Aquarian wrote:What policies has he advocated that would end the wars of aggression in the Middle-East?
Aquarian wrote:Do we have national health insurance policy?
Aquarian wrote:Is there a public ownership of banks?
Aquarian wrote: Do workers run manufacturing industries and other enterprises in this country?
As he told Joe the plumber, he believes in the redistribution of wealth. As he stated in his book, the constitution doesn't go far enough to reach social justice. This country was founded on equal justice.
Take a look at all his appointees, there isn't a normal, capitalist loving, one in the bunch.
His current policy is to turn his back on Israel. It is obvious that it is his opinion that Israel is the roadblock to peace. His current policy is to bend over backwards for the Muslim countries. He also has cut the defense budget. Obviously he believes we're the problem which is also why he apologizes for the US everywhere he goes.
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Tuor wrote:For some reason I can't get into HIMYM :unsure:
That probably doesn't helpWhatis6times9 wrote:Tuor wrote:For some reason I can't get into HIMYM
I have the same problem with most broadcast network comedies, I feel like a lot of them just insult my intelligence or are too formulaic.
Princess Stuff wrote:There was this one thing he did, and I was like "Holy fuck. He's amazing, totally makes up for everything else." Then he just reverted back into the same character, and I was all "...welp, back to my hate for you."
It's a love/hate thing. Mostly hate.
Princess Stuff wrote:anything with a laugh track normally turns me off.
Tuor wrote:Ya, frankly I find his character is practically a caricature, he's just far too exaggerated and ridiculous. He also might have been overhyped to me, so I was expecting too much from the character.
Whatis6times9 wrote:Princess Stuff wrote:anything with a laugh track normally turns me off.
Laugh tracks don't bother me but contrives shows turn me off especially the comedies from CBS.
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Balanced Indian team ready for regional
By KLINT SPILLER
Son of Karla Spiller
The Hays High School's boys' golf team is seven deep.
It makes it difficult for head coach Mark Watts to select his six-man varsity squad, because anyone of them could card a low score on a given day.
Hays High routinely has shot in the low to mid 300s, and all of the golfers have either shot in the 70s or low 80s.
However, it bodes well for the Indians, because it makes them consistent, which, in turn, makes them dangerous when it comes to the post-season.
"In practice, we are all so close together and competitive, everyone falls into that same little score bracket right around 80, which is a good thing," said junior Kaden Beilman, an all-Western Athletic Conference honorable mention selection.
Hays High will compete Monday in the Class 5A regional golf tournament at Liberal. Tee times is scheduled for 9 a.m. at Willow Tree Golf Course.
The top three teams plus the next five lowest individual scores not on a qualifying team will punch their tickets to the state tournament.
"We've got seven strong players," Watts said. "I think we are preparing ourselves to go to state. I like our chances."
Hays High has qualified the past four years for the state tournament, finishing eighth last year with a young squad.
That team lost one senior, but the Indians gained a talented freshman, Payton Ruder, this year, who has led the squad at some meets, shot in the 70s and earned all-WAC honorable mention honors.
The team is more experienced this year, but still young. Hays High has just one senior, Ryan Unruh, who also garnered all-WAC honorable mention.
The rest of the varsity includes Beilman, sophomore Nathan Romme, an all-state golfer last season, sophomore Cash Hobson and junior Lane Clark.
Junior Chase Lynd will serve as an alternate.
"Everybody has improved, especially over last summer," Beilman said. "Everybody was playing in tournaments and getting out here and practicing, which is good."
The regional will feature familiar competition.
WAC schools Great Bend and Liberal as well as Salina Central, Salina South, Goddard and Goddard-Eisenhower will compete there.
"We've seen all these teams," Watts said. "We've competed against all of them. I think from top to bottom we have a better team than a lot of the teams, but you have to go out and prove it that day. I've had teams that have not done that, but I don't see that with this team. I think we have a good chance."
Willow Tree also is a course these Indians have plenty of experience playing. Hays High golfs there once every season for one of their WAC meets.
"We are going down to beat Willow Tree," Watts said. "We aren't going down to beat those other teams. We are going down to beat that golf course."
Beilman said there's no secret to the course. He said he and his teammates just need to be level headed and play their own game.
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quote:Sticky this diet thread (and rename it if you like) ohhhh, now you start this! I was planning on showing up at your farmhouse door this hunting season...With a huge appetite....
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Carrier | Episode 2: Controlled Chaos | PBS
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The men and women of the USS Nimitz live beneath the runway of a major airport.
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A tour of the brig aboard the USS Nimitz with MAC Adams. On the 2005 deployment, there were a total of 12 detainees in... 03:19
CARRIER | Security Drill | PBS
A security drill aboard the USS Nimitz. Scenario: security must deal with a member of the film production team who has... 02:35
CARRIER | Walt Timberlake | PBS
Walt Timberlake talks about life in the Navy. CARRIER follows a core group of participants aboard the USS... 02:07
CARRIER | Flight Deck Control | PBS
Lieutenant Regina Rogers was V1 division officer on the USS Nimitz on Westpac '05, the deployment featured in the PBS... 02:09
CARRIER | Mana's Music Video | PBS
Maui native Kenny "Mana" Vida performs a song he wrote on his ukelele. The film crew shot his performance and cut... 03:03
CARRIER | Shirley and the Mosque... (#104)
Shirley Lamoreaux visits a mosque while on liberty in Kuala Lumpur. This is an extended version of a sequence... 04:37
CARRIER | Garzone and the Mosque...
On liberty in Bahrain, airman Christian Garzone and his buddy, Philip Mager, take a tour of the country and wind up in a mosque. This is an extended version of a scene from CARRIER, the PBS series which follows a core group of participants aboard the USS Nimitz, from the elite fighter pilots to the youngest sailors and everyone in between, as they navigate personal conflicts around their jobs, families, faith, patriotism, love and the war on terror. org/cgi-registry/golocal_stations?station=KDIN&site=http://www.pbs.org/carrier"... 03:44
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Post Date: June 11, 2009