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Disappointing really. Not worth the price. There are hand rolled that are 1/3 the price that I like much better.
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This was an excellent cigar, but it has been unavailable for a little while. Uniform and burn with a great draw and a unique taste. A little stronger in taste, but after 20 years of cigars, I don't look for the very mild ones anymore. The construction, appearance and consistency were also excellent. I wish I could get these again as I usually kept the humidor stocked with them.
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If you're looking for a quality, tasteful smoke for a bargain price, get a box of RP Rosado Torpedos. Draw, burn, taste, the whole ball of wax ... outstanding! In addition, it burns for at least 1.5 hours. Perfect medium-bodied smoke. You won't be disappointed!
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Initially, I was hesitant about this cigar because it looks like a Maduro and I prefer Natural, but I decided to give it a go. Fabulous. The draw was great, the taste and smell were awesome. As our frigid winter approaches, I do not want to waste our good weather days on a stinker and with this one I was not disappointed. The draw was very good and in line with what I like-smoke is plentiful from this cigar. So this was great and well worth the money. I have never given a 100 to a cigar, but this one deserves it.
David Chapman in West Fargo, ND September 11, 2010
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I bought a box of these cigars on FSS reviews along, big mistake. This is by far one of the most unpleasant smokes I have had in a long time. I must at least say it does draw well and burns evenly but the falvour, not my cup of tea. Just to be sure that I wasn't out of my mind I gave away 4 and everyone had more or less the same oppinion. I would not buy these again.
Ludwig in Massachusetts April 23, 2010
"A nice spicy cigar with some problems"
I had a problem with the burn; it was uneven most of the way. The draw was somewhat difficult. The appearance and consistency were fine. The taste was really quite good and spicy. Lots of good aromatic smoke. Not worth trying another one, however.
RD in Atlanta February 8, 2010
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This is absolutely the best cigar I have ever enjoyed. The draw is always easy, burns consistantly and has a taste that is unequaled to any other of the many cigars I have tried. Great medium to full bodied smoke. This is as close to a 10 as they get!
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These cigars have wonderful deep flavor. They are one of my personal favorites and when I can afford them I always order a few. The 5 pack is a good deal.
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this cigar make life so good
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This cigar is much better than most of the high dollar cigars i have had. It is more of a full flavored cigar than a medium, the edge lites are better if you like a medium flavor. You can't go wrong with this cigar. The flavor is great. It looks and feels great. I have had two boxes now and have got 1 that was a tight draw out of 40 cigars. Burns evenly and well.
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Cat scratch disease is an infection with Bartonella bacteria that is believed to be transmitted by cat scratches and bites.
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Cat scratch disease is caused by Bartonella henselae. The disease is spread through contact with an infected cat (a bite or scratch), or contact with cat saliva on broken skin or the mucosal surfaces.
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A physical examination may reveal an enlarged spleen .
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Stechenberg BW. Bartonella. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 201.
Slater LN, Welch DF. Bartonella, including cat-scratch disease. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 235.
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Enteric cytopathic human orphan (ECHO) viruses are a group of viruses that lead to gastrointestinal infection and skin rashes.
Nonpolio enterovirus infection; Echovirus infection
Echovirus is one of several families of viruses that affect the gastrointestinal tract collectively called enteroviruses. These infections are common. In the US, they are most common in the summer and fall. You can catch the virus if you come into contact with stools contaminated by the virus, and possibly by breathing in air particles from an infected person.
Serious infections with ECHO viruses are less common, but can be significant. As many as 1 in 5 cases of viral meningitis is caused by an ECHO virus.
You may not have any symptoms. Symptoms depend on the site of infection but may include:
Because the illness is often mild and has no specific treatment, specific testing for echovirus is often not done.
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ECHO virus infections almost always clear up on their own. No specific medicines are available to fight the virus. Immune system treatment called IVIG may help patients with severe ECHO virus infections who have a weakened immune system.
Complete recovery without treatment is expected in patients who have the less severe types of illness. Infections of organs such as the heart (pericarditis and myocarditis) may cause severe disease and can be deadly.
Complications vary with the site and type of infection. Myocarditis and pericarditis may be deadly while most other types of infection improve on their own.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of any of the diseases listed above.
No specific preventive measures are available for ECHO virus infections other than hand-washing, especially when you are in contact with sick people. Currently, no vaccines are available.
Modlin JF. Introduction to the enteroviruses and parechoviruses.In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 170.
Romero JR. Enteroviruses. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 387.
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What irks me the most about the death of the board is the good college hoops talk that fell by the wayside. In honor of the ghosts of "legend of 135" and "Mk", I open the thread with the following scores. The ghost of "KW" can laugh along with me.
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quote:Spears is a project
quote:If he'd taking Leslie's place that's fine but if not, I don't like it.
quote:Mike Farrell ?@rivalsmike WR Kevin Spears is one of te true hidden gems in this class, film is simply awesome and late bloomer. #LSU steal here. Big bump was in works
quote:A guy who has southern and la tech as his top two schools is a no name no matter what his stats were
quote:Before he committed to LSU, what was Honeybadger's offer sheet?
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I think one has to be a very sober and neutral person to deal with winning a couple million dollars.
It all depends on what you really value in life deep inside you.
If you imagine yourself that you would pick your family over the money but then picks the money instead if you ever won, that would mean that you never valued your family at all.
I get so pissed off when I hear family members killing eachother for what, maybe 10.000$?


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quote:It will age well for years. Andrew brewed it with the intent on being able to try multiple years worth down the line.
quote:Not 100% positive but ive been told by some stores that you can only get canebreak in bottles around lafayette.
quote:Thanks. I may just stash them both and break one out next year and one the year after.
quote:Taste: nice balance of malt and hops. More bitter than malty.
quote:I was told from a beer drinker whose palate I trust that the opposite was true. A little too sweet. Anyone?
quote:A little too sweet. Anyone?
quote:I thought it was a little on the malty side for a barleywine... certainly nothing like Bigfoot.
quote:English varieties are quite different from the American efforts, what sets them apart is usually the American versions are insanely hopped to make for a more bitter and hop flavored brew, typically using American high alpha oil hops. English version tend to be more rounded and balanced between malt and hops, with a slightly lower alcohol content, though this is not always the case.
quote:got 4 bottles of it floating around here somewhere
quote:Probably not possible to get this stuff in Houston, right?


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My gosh, today kinda sucks, no? Not to rain (or snow, as it is up here in the Great White North) on anyone's Thanksgiving Eve Parade, but this is always a busy and stressful day. What with the last-minute cleaning and shopping and cooking and fretting that your mother-in-law is going to get stuck in a snowbank somewhere north of Albany on her drive up to see you. And, even if you're the self-employed, work-at-home type like me, the assignments you're trying to get out the virtual door before getting yourself out your actual one, where walkway clearing awaits so Mom doesn't kill herself on her way from her car to your apartment. Meanwhile, your dog won't let you type at full speed because she likes her paw held while snuggling on the couch next to you, which results in typos like this one that just happened: "ci 980hkmn."
Phew, *breathe*! My point is, I've got one more to-do to put on your list today, and it is worthwhile and it is this: Buy Underberg at your neighborhood's finer liquor store. (Or Dean & Deluca.)
Last November on TastingTable.com, I read about this pocket-sized vial of Germanic, herbaceous elixir: "This shockingly bitter, aggressively alcoholic Germanic beverage is meant to be taken in one swig from its handsome miniature bottle, which promises that 'after a good meal' it will confer brightness and alertness upon the drinker." Of course, they don't have Thanksgiving in Deutschland, but they do have Oktoberfest. For that reason alone I'll take their word on its overindulgence countereffects.
Mere days after I read this, the PhoBlograpHusband and I were stocking up on holiday booze essentials at The Wine Library in New Jersey and there was Underberg, lined up on the shelf next to the bitters. They come three 2/3-ounce bottles to a box the size of a cigarette case. I dutifully purchased one and held onto it for almost a year. Now I am here to share with you the digestif cocktail I invented so that you can incorporate your Underberg into your post-pie euphoria.
What does Underberg taste like straight? Like acrid licorice, like smoked Jagermeister. Kinda gah, if you ask me. Definitely not something I'd have any natural inclination to swig in one swallow.
As you may well know from my recent posts, the liquor supply chez Lorre is way low as of late. (Mom-in-law is bringing us a bottle of Buffalo Trace this afternoon! Go Mom-in-law!) At the same time, I happened to have some raw egg yolks, with a bit of whites, kept in an airtight container in the fridge, left over from when I made my Bathtub Gin(ger). Furthermore, I have been hellbent for months on devising a successful flip, a cocktail that makes use of a whole, raw egg instead of just the whites; I'd made a Cynar Flip a long while back, based on a recipe from a bar in Boston, but have had no luck writing a flip recipe of my own from scratch. Maybe now was the time; Underberg is as potent and pungent as Cynar, after all.
I wound up going a little crazy coming up with this cocktail, in what I think of as a very good kind of crazy. Adding raw egg to Underberg mellowed out the start of the cocktail but still left it with a long, unpleasant finish. I scoured my liquor shelf and decided to try yet another ingredient that I'd long longed to find a use for: Hispaniola Mamajuana, a Dominican, rum-based, herbaceous-yet-soft liqueur. (You learn about stuff like Hispaniola Mamajuana when you spend three years of your life living In The Heights.) The Hispaniola worked wonders on rounding the whole thing out, start to (still nice and long) finish. Then came the espresso (by which I mean, black coffee, but we're not fancy with the caffeine around here) and — and this is great, truly! — the Tabasco, which melded with the bitter herbs at the finish in a tongue-tickling way and reminded me a bit of a Sandinista. (Wait a minute, she said as she looked at the meager Google results for "Sandinista recipe." You mean nobody knows what a Sandinista is outside of St. Louis? The blog will remedy this soon. To the blogmobile!)
At this point, all that was missing was some heft and body — I think the raw egg took some of that away — which I added back with the Benedictine.
This cocktail is loopy, yes. But then again, so's your Grandma Ruthie when she takes her dentures out and puts them on the dinner table. It's in the spirit of the holiday! Let us rejoice and be thankful.
The Afterbird
1 1/2 ounces Underberg
1 ounce Hispaniola
1 ounce Benedictine
1 whole, raw egg
1/2 ounce freshly made espresso
Combine all ingredients in an ice-filled cocktail shaker and shake shake shake shake shake it! Seriously, shake it a lot, because you've got liquid ingredients of every possibly viscosity in there and you need to mix it all up really well. Strain into a cocktail glass that's been very very very well chilled. Seriously, like very well chilled, because thanks to the egg, this drink can get thin-tasting quickly and the chilled glass will combat that.
Tasting Notes
I have a hunch you could take this cocktail even further. Specifically, I suspect that an aged tequila (anejo or reposado) would be a good base liquor, in addition to or instead of the Benedictine, to drive up the heat quotient. If you'd rather emphasize the smoky, try adding an ounce of Scotch. Also, I am quite sure you could garnish this with sprinkles of cinnamon, nutmeg, ground ginger, maybe even cayenne pepper. (Tell me if you do! Happy Thanksgiving!)
P.S. Look how foamy this cocktail is!


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The twinning agreement between Andover, Massachusetts and Andover, Hampshire, England was signed on June 2, 2000 at the Garrison Theater in Tidworth, England. It was the first formal agreement between the England and the United States.
The Friendship Bridge in park Andover, Massachusetts commemorates sister cities agreement. The bridge figuratively represents the River that runs through the town of Andover, England. A statue of Chief Cutshamachie (on the Andover, MA seal) erected in commemoration of the sister cities agreement in Andover, England.
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quote:weird how NFL teams don't really root for the strength of their division like college schools do
quote:Shouldn't Saints fans root for ATL
quote:In the NFL if you win your games you get in, unlike in college where it's all about strength of schedule and conference.
quote:I don't cheer for other NFC South teams or other SEC teams. I spend the whole year hating them and now I'm supposed to support them? frick that
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quote: I've heard enough from the insufferable Bama fans over here where I live.


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Sperling LC, Sinclair RD, El Shabrawi-Caelen L. Alopecias. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, eds. Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 69.
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1. Red Mage begins to struggle in mid-game [Fire Crystal onwards] 2. Saronia practically forces you to change jobs in terms of providing equipment 3. Lances and spears are good against flying creatures 4. Jump ability provides damage multipliers (especially flying creatures / bosses) 5. As L.Lawliet states, lovely character model Stealing Gungnir is the cherry on the top. Be advised, that the GameFAQ job guide mentions that lance / spear upgrades are a lot less frequent than swords. Also, the big disadvantage of Jump, is whilst your Dragoon is invulnerable whilst jumping, damage is only performed at the end of the 2nd round - and there is a 1 in 3 chance that one of your squishies will get hit. Thief can steal magic such as Antarctic Wind and upgrades from creatures, and other canned magic. Helps in Boss fights. Also, my Thief is now job level 99, and has the highest defense in my party! Better than both my Dragoon and Knight. In fact, during the fight with Garuda, my Thief tanked the damage until my Dragoon delivered 5.5k of damage with Jump. Fight over in 3 rounds. As mentioned earlier, depending on equipment finds / upgrades, you're almost forced to choose certain jobs. I'm not switching my Thief until Ninja is available. Quote:
You are almost arm-twisted into using certain jobs by equipment upgrades. The Red Mage stops getting weapon upgrades until end-game and falls behind power curve. Also, half the MP of a Black or White Mage. I really started to notice the Red Mage fall behind during Fire Crystal stage when random encounters ramp up in difficulty. |
OTOH, here is my dilemma - I have turned Refia into Geomancer, because L. Lawliet convinced me - and the class has been absolutely ace, despite complete lack of intentional grinding. You do the same thing over and over, true, but so do the fighting classes. I was thinking about taking her until the last crystal and then turning her into a summoner. But everybody says that the next boss Goldor is completely immune to magic. Is it really true? Do I have to turn her into Dragoon or have basically a 3-character party at the next boss fight? Thief sounds really awesome, thanks. And job level 99?! Wow. My highest job level is 34... I wonder if there is a massive defeat incoming. The last 2 boss fights were surprisingly easy. BTW - Fat Chocobo seems to be bugged. After I have deposited some stuff into him, I could no longer sell most of the loot still in my inventory. |
•••Spoiler: Yes, Goldor is immune to magic (you pick up this information through NPCs). No biggie, Refia has to melee attack with her bells. The real difficulty is all the goddamn random encounters in Goldor's Manor - good for levelling up our party, but a pain in the posterior. Quote:
Hein was a little tricky with damage, especially as Arc [White Mage] was pulling double-duties healing and casting 'Libra', but not too bad; Kraken didn't present any problems; and I found Garuda a cake-walk. Note: party composition and tactics play a large role. For some reason, the first incarnation of Gutsco presented me with challenges re: Ignus [Red Mage] taking 2 dirt naps - including the hilarious Phoenix Down revival and immediately punched in the face for the 2nd dirt nap! Convinced me to go the Knight route. Last edited by Riotgirl; 12-20-2012 at 03:50 PM.. |
Completed Circle of Caves - after taking a detour in Ancient Ruins and getting my ass handed to me on a plate - and proceeded to Temple of Time. Run into x3 Chimera Mages for the 2nd time, and get my ass handed to me on a plate. Except for Arc [White Mage], everyone dead! Arc gets a massive exp boost and teleports out of the dungeon, heading to the wellspring in Saronia to revive the rest of the party.
Perhaps I need to head to Unei's Shrine first ... The difficulty level ramped *right* up! Need to sleep and about consider Unei's Shrine tomorrow. |
Glad you liked the Geo. That thing in my opinion is still overpowered. It doesn't do elemental weaknesses like you said but otherwise it's just constant magic spam, occassionally wiping most of the enemies from the scene in one turn or VERY rarely it does Mega Flare for 9999 damage. I only had it happen twice. As for bosses, I don't think there's any problem with experimenting. I rarely look at faqs for bosses so if it doesn't work out, reload and switch my load out. Quote:
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Adjusted my tactics for the random encounters in Temple of Time and have progressed to the next level. Resuming my old tactics of when I progress so far and have made significant increase in levels, job levels and/or equipment upgrades, teleporting out to save my progress. Takes longer, but party increases in ability each time, and I progress a little further. Old school dungeon crawling.
Obtained a Defender from a chest in Temple of Time. Equipment upgrades - like random encounters - have scaled up massively. Have now retired my Royal Sword. Note: Temple of Time temporarily suspended to focus on Legendary Smith side-quest. On a different tact, my girlfriend insists that I cannot fall asleep before her, so I've turned off key clicks and will have to play FFIV (when she returns in around 3 and a half weeks) using head-phones so not to disturb her. Last edited by Riotgirl; 12-21-2012 at 08:47 AM.. |
Heh, Gorold was a push-over. I decided not to read your spoiler and not to change my party and either Geomancer's attacks don't count as magic or his rep was false, but nobody in the party was even in danger. OTOH, I was very glad to have extra healing of the Red Mage when wandering the corridors - they were far more dangerous than the boss himself! Also, the Red Mage couldn't use the spark daggers, but can use a poison dagger from the sewers, so there was an upgrade for him, after all.
Also, found some really nice Geomancer armor, so older classes aren't wholly forgotten, yay! So, is the next stop Saronia, or can that town surrounded by the mountains on the same continent as Amur be reached through use of Mini? I wanted to explore a bit, but then came to Saronia and... well. So, should I load an older save or am I good to go? |
You're not too far behind me now! Before exploring, always save on the World Map. As you'll have no doubt noted, the game nudges you in a direction. Explore on the proviso that you need to steer clear of any dungeons. |
It even threw some Scholar and Viking gear at me - although it makes zero sense for anybody to change at this point and it is exactly the same stuff as in the past. Some Ranger stuff too. Geomancer gear - Ok, I am grateful, since I use one and it is actually an upgrade raher than duplication. But throw me a bone, here, game! It has been long enough. I am afraid that given all these Behemoths and Dragons I will run out of high-level healing spells before I get to the boss, so I'll probably have to teleport out of Temple of Time too. BTW - enchanted weapons, such as Defender and staves/rods - do they have unlimited charges of whatever they cast or do they run out/break at some point? Quote:
Nope, doesn't look that way. It is a pity that all uses of Toad and Mini seem to be spelled out so far and there is no use for them in freeform exploration. I saw toads in a channel in Sorania, quickly changed hoping to find some hidden dungeon/stash, but... Nothing. Sigh.... |
Completed Temple of Time earlier. I noticed all the doors that I had previously missed in my haste, and thus re-equipped my Knight.
The Temple of Time was damn, damn hard - a real dungeon crawl, where things can go South at any given moment re: back attack. Actually used a Phoenix Down when Luneth took a dirt-nap after being 1-shotted for over 1.2k damage! Completed Ancient Caves; found village of Falgabard; now Cave of Shadows. However, Legendary Smith quest first, after completing the first part of the quest. |
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* [http://www.slideshare.net/dreamwidth/build-your-own-contributors-one-part-at-a-time Build Your Own Contributors, One Part At A Time] by Denise Paolucci and Mark Smith | * [http://www.slideshare.net/dreamwidth/build-your-own-contributors-one-part-at-a-time Build Your Own Contributors, One Part At A Time] by Denise Paolucci and Mark Smith | ||
- | * Implementing HTML 5 Video in Firefox by Chris Double | + | * [http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/lca2010/ Implementing HTML 5 Video in Firefox] by Chris Double |
* Making production-ready filesystems: A case study using ext4 by Theodore Tso | * Making production-ready filesystems: A case study using ext4 by Theodore Tso | ||
* Using performance counters to optimize task placement on multi-core systems by Bharata B Rao | * Using performance counters to optimize task placement on multi-core systems by Bharata B Rao |
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This page is simply a place to collect links to presenters' slides. Please add links where they are missing and correct links or schedule errors.
Business of Open Source Miniconf (Auditorium)
- Ten Ways to Destroy Your Community by Josh Berkus
- Sharing Package Copyright and Licensing Data Effectively by Kate Stewart
- Get your personal financial house in order with gnucash by Jacinta Richardson
- Partnering with Hardware Companies for Open Software by Joel Stanley
- Accessibility requirements of software and implications for FOSS by Nic Steenhout
- The 100 Mile Client Roster by Emma Jane Hogbin
- Building a service business using open source software by Cameron Beattie
- Being an Upstarta - building FLOSS compatible businesses by Arjen Lentz
Open Programming Languages Miniconf (Ilott Theatre)
- Haskell, and all the wonderful things it doesn't let you do by Stephen Blackheath
- Introducing Gearman — Distributed server for all languages by Giuseppe Maxia
- Preparing for PHP6 by Ben Balbo
- Attribute-Oriented Programming in PHP by Peter Serwylo
- The State of Python by Richard Jones
- An Introduction to PyPy by Michael Hudson
- Talloc: Pick Up Your Own Garbage! by Rusty Russell
- Object Oriented Programming Sucks by Grant McLean
- Writing Facebook Applications in Perl by Paul Fenwick
Wave Developers Miniconf (Renouf 1)
- Building the Independent Wave by James Purser
- A tutorial on building a collaborative text editing web application by Brett Morgan
- Harnessing The Wave by James Purser
- Wave-y Extensions by Pamela Fox
- Google Wave and Web 2.1 by Sam Vilain
Haecksen and Linuxchix Miniconf (Renouf 2)
- Version Control For Mere Mortals by Emma Jane Hogbin
- Happy Hackers == Happy Code by Sara Falamaki
- Through The Looking Glass by Elizabeth Garbee
- Creating Beautiful Documentation by Lana Brindley
- Getting Your Feet Wet by Angela Byron
- Code Of Our Own by Liz Henry
- Hackers, Crackers and Security Basics by Joh Clarke
- E-mail Authentication by Karen Liesenfeld
- The Genderchanger's Academy by Nancy Mauro-Flude
Libre Graphics Day (Civic Suites 1&2)
- New Ghostscript Colour Architecture by Ralph Giles
- Graphic Design Apps - Beyond The Pixel by Vik Olliver
- Scribus by Jon Cruz
- Die Flash Die - SVG has arrived by Andy Fitz
- How to Use FOSS Graphics Tools to Pay for College by Elizabeth Garbee
- Cairo Graphics - Intro and Future thoughts by Carl Worth
- Blender 3D Modeling and Animation by Lance Flavell
- All the Libre Graphics tasks I said I would do are DONE! by Jon Phillips
- Cheap Visual Gimmicks to Make Your Designs 'NEW' by Andy Fitzsimon
- Dynamic PDF reports via XSL and Inkscape by Peter Lieverdink
- Inkscape: My Cheerleading Adventures by Donna Benjamin
Arduino Miniconf (Frank Taplin)
- Introduction to Arduino and the Pebble by Andy Gelme
- Flex and Arduino: put your device on the web by Justin Mclean
- Using Arduino to teach Embedded Systems to high school students by Peter Chubb
- Memory architecture of ATmega CPUs by Jonathan Oxer
- RepRap: The Arduino in 4D by Vik Olliver
Distro Summit (Civic Suite 3)
- Quality assurance in Debian by Lucas Nussbaum
- The state of the LSB by Bdale Garbee
- vcs-pkg.org by Martin F. Krafft
- Integrating domain-specific package managers with distribution package management systems by Michael Homer notes
- Cutting down boot times by Scott James Remnant
- Source Juicer by Laszlo Peter
- At First I was Afraid, I was Petrified… of Launchpad by Dustin Kirkland
- The relationship between Debian and Ubuntu by Lucas Nussbaum
System Administration Miniconf (Auditorium)
- Weta Digital - Challenges in Data Centre Growth by Paul Gunn
- System deployment and bare metal recovery by Clonezilla by Steven Shiau
- Going mad with MDADM by Steven Ellis
- Samba4: We now do AD replication with windows by Andrew Bartlett
- Linux Containers: virtualization without overhead or strange patches by Sam Vilain
- Being Lazy in a Large Organisation - Documentation by Wiki by Mark Suter
- Behaviour driven monitoring with cucumber-nagios by Lindsay Holmwood
- Lies, damn lies, statistics and benchmarks by Devdas Bhagat
- Edubuntu - supervised and controlled learning in a fun and free environment by Craig Pearce
- Developing and Managing Linux SOE Environments by Matthew Lye
Bridging the gap (Ilott Theatre)
- Why Launchpad? by Jonathan Lange
- Linking with external bugtrackers by Björn Tillenius
- Working with translations by Jeroen Vermeulen
- Ubuntu Distributed Development by James Westby
- Building packages with Launchpad by Muharem Hrnjadovic and Michael Hudson
- VCS Imports, code reviews and patch forwarding by Aaron Bentley and Jelmer Vernooij
- Drizzle - an upstream's view by Monty Taylor
Open and the Public Sector (Renouf 1)
- Keynote by Andrew Stott
- Keynote by Lisa Harvey
- Why hasn't the year of the Linux desktop arrived in Canberra? by Stephen Boyd
- How can Govt procurement better support Open? by Laurence Millar
- Open Government: Getting the core policy and technical principles right! by Pia Waugh
- Implementing an authoritative repository of public sector Open Technologies for Government agencies by Steven Schmid
Education Miniconf (Renouf 2)
- The Open Source Secondary School by Mark Osborne
- Art education and open source by Maksim Lin
- Sugarlabs: A word from the founder by Walter Bender
- OLPC and Sugarlabs - Improving education on a global scale by NZ Volunteers group
- Koha - Nau te rourou, naku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi by Chris Cormack
- Kidsmart Rollout: Early childhood project by Carl Klitscher
- The use of FOSS in teaching Software Engineering by Ashley Maher
- Moodle Workshop by Jonathan Newman
- Structuring a multi-day technical training course by Jacinta Richardson
- Voice and vision interaction by John Graves
Data Storage and Retrieval Miniconf (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Sun Zetabyte File System: a speedy intro for sysadmins by Julius Roberts
- Sheepdog: Distributed Storage System for KVM by Kazutaka Morita
- Memcached by Mark Atwood
- Relational vs. Non-Relational by Josh Berkus
- How to create a fulltext search solution with mysql by Alexander Rubin
- How search.gmane.org works by Olly Betts
- GRAPH Engine for MySQL, MariaDB and Drizzle by Arjen Lentz
- Refactoring large, HA PostgreSQL databases by Devdas Bhagat
- Distributed administration and testing of MySQL servers with Gearman by Giuseppe Maxia
- Multi-Master Replication with MMM by Arjen Lentz
- Build your own DropBox by Ben Balbo
Multicore and Parallel Computing Miniconf (Frank Taplin)
- Erlang, MPI, and open standards by Lenz Gschwendtner
- TBB: Open Sourcing a Model for Parallel Computing by James Reinders
- View-Oriented Parallel Programming by Zhiyi Huang
- Scientific high-performance computing by Matthias Meyer
- Extending the Scope of Mobile Devices Running GNU/Linux by Timo Hoenig
- Haskell and Multi-core by Stephen Blackheath
- Automatic Parallelism in Mercury by Paul Bone
- Titanic, Mars and Open New Zealand by Remo Williams
- Hunting for the World's Largest Known Prime Numbers by Rob Giltrap
- Teaching Parallel Programming by James Reinders
Multimedia Miniconf (Civic Suite 3)
- Schedule on MM miniconf site including links to slides from selected talks
- Foundations of Open Media Software workshop summary by Silvia Pfeiffer and FOMS participants
- Cool news on Video and Audio Accessibility for Ogg in HTML5 by Silvia Pfeiffer
- Live streaming Ogg (lightning talk) by Ralph Giles: Live Streaming Ogg
- mwEmbed (lightning talk) by Michael Dale
- P2P vs HTML5 mashup (lightning talk) by Jan Gerber
- Games (lightning talk) by Jeremy Apthorp
- Multimedia in Wave (lightning talk) by Shane Stephens
- FOSS Manuals by Douglas Bagnall
- Status of Blu-Ray playback on Linux by Jan Schmidt
- Articulate: Adding expression to LilyPond MIDI output by Peter Chubb
- Thusnelda Update (lightning talk) by Timothy Terriberry
- FFADO project update (lightning talk) by Jonathan Woithe
- That AV syncing feeling by Jonathan Woithe
Presentations (Auditorium)
- The Kernel Report by Jonathan Corbet
- Survey of open source databases by Selena Deckelmann
- Changing NZ Desktop Stack to FLOSS by Don Christie
- Making yourself popular: a guide to social success in (and for) the Linux community by Matthew Garrett
- Teaching FOSS at universities by Andrew Tridgell and Robert (Bob) Edwards
- The World's Worst Inventions by Paul Fenwick
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- pandora-build: autotools made better, faster, stronger by Monty Taylor
- Flying Rockets with Free Hardware and Free Software by Bdale Garbee and Keith Packard
- Open Sourcing the Accountants by Jethro Carr
- subunit: Testing across boundaries for fun and profit by Robert Collins
- Git Wrangling - Advanced Tips and Tricks by Scott Chacon
- Web application security, OPEN style by Mark Piper
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- Electric Freedom by Philip Court
- What's your StatusNet? by Jon Phillips
- oFono: Open Source Telephony by Denis Kenzior
- Unlocking the ivory tower: Free and open source software in collaborative humanities research by Claudine Chionh
- Ceph: a scalable distributed storage system for Linux by Sage Weil
- PGP/GPG Keysigning by Jonathan Oxer
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- Build Your Own Contributors, One Part At A Time by Denise Paolucci and Mark Smith
- Implementing HTML 5 Video in Firefox by Chris Double
- Making production-ready filesystems: A case study using ext4 by Theodore Tso
- Using performance counters to optimize task placement on multi-core systems by Bharata B Rao
- No medium found: when it's time to stop trying to read strerror's mind. by Peter Miller
- A New Paradigm for Restricting Applications and Protecting Yourself from Your Processes by Z. Cliffe Schreuders
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Introduction to game programming by Richard Jones
- Hacking the Drizzle Database Server by Stewart Smith
- HackOff competition hosted by Wellington Perl Mongers
Presentations (Auditorium)
- Discarding data for fun and profit by Matthew Wilcox
- Mentoring for Fun and Profit by Leslie Hawthorn
- Gearman: Map/Reduce and Queues for everyone! by Eric Day
- Tux on the Moon: FOSS hardware and software in space by Jonathan Oxer
- PostgreSQL Development Today by Josh Berkus
- Building a Database Kernel with Lego Like Parts by Brian Aker
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- Flapjack: rethinking monitoring for the cloud by Lindsay Holmwood
- The Elephant in the Room: Microsoft and Free Software by Jeremy Allison
- Open Source for Newbies: Attracting and Retaining Talented People for Your Project by Cat Allman and Leslie Hawthorn
- Sahana Disaster Management System - Humanitarian FOSS by Tim McNamara
- Digging for Design Patterns: an archaelogical approach to understanding software systems by Neil Brown
- Using Launchpad for Code Reviews by Tim Penhey
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- A Year of Clutter by Emmanuele Bassi
- The Hydras: Improving the C/C++ Development Experience via GCC Static Analysis Plugins by Taras Glek
- Building a Xapian index of Wikipedia in less time than this talk takes by Olly Betts
- Toward GStreamer 1.0 by Jan Schmidt
- Simplicity Through Optimization by Paul McKenney
- Using Functional Programming Techniques In Your Favourite Language by Malcolm Tredinnick
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- When Free Software is against the law, only outlaws will have Free Software by Colin Jackson
- Yubikey authentication in a mid-sized organisation by Robert (Bob) Edwards
- so you moved graphics drivers to the kernel.. what next? I can haz ponies? by Dave Airlie
- Transcendent Memory: A new approach to managing RAM in a virtualized environment by Dan Magenheimer
- The Rebirth of Xinerama by Adam Jackson
- Interrupts considered harmful by Peter Chubb
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Drupal Under the Hood by Angela Byron
- HTML5 video: how to process and publish video in an open format by Silvia Pfeiffer
Presentations (Auditorium)
- Patent defence for free software by Andrew Tridgell
- Implementing an Adaptive UI by Jon Cruz
- FOSS Fun With A Wiimote by Rusty Russell
- Making the GPU do its job by Carl Worth
- The Bravest Man in New Zealand by Patrick Brennan
Presentations (Ilott Theatre)
- SuperSpeed me: USB 3.0 for Linux by Sarah Sharp
- Lessons Learned from a Growing Project by Michael Koziarski
- Writing Effective Self Help Guides for World Domination by Emma Jane Hogbin
- Space Hacks by Ariel Waldman
- Sharing Userspace IO Devices for fast access to multimedia hardware by Conrad Parker
Presentations (Renouf 1)
- What's New in the GNU Compiler Collection by Janis Johnson
- The new Linux performance counter subsystem by Paul Mackerras
- A Big Phoney Mesh by David Rowe
- Thusnelda: Modernizing Theora by Timothy Terriberry
- An updated directory structure for Unix by Michael Homer notes
Presentations (Renouf 2)
- Patchwork: pursuing productive project participation by Jeremy Kerr
- Virtual network switching across hypervisors by Arnd Bergmann
- Hack Ability: Open Source Assistive Tech by Liz Henry
- Xen Multi-Function PCI Pass-Through by Simon Horman
- Secure and Simple Sandboxing in SELinux by James Morris
Tutorials (Civic Suites 1&2)
- Writing Secure Privileged Programs by Michael Kerrisk
- Puppet for Configuration Management Tutorial by James Turnbull
- The importance of open video on the Web by Robert O'Callahan


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