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may i know the disadvantage of stored procedures
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Disadvantages in comparison with what?Tony Andrews
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You have to write the code, it has to work, and you might have to modify it in the future. Some people would call that their job and like it because that is how they make their living.
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I'm assuming you want to know about advantages/disadvantages between putting all the code on the client-side, or putting SQL code server-side in stored procedures.
Well, I don't see any drawback to using stored procedures.
Among other advantages :
- They are on the server, so they are easier to tune (they can be tuned apart from the client) and closer to the data.
- PL/SQL cursor cache mechanism is the best one (works with static SQL, even without bind variables, while on client-side apps you ABSOLUTELY NEED BIND VARIABLES - BTW you still need bind variables in calls to stored procs). PLSQL has been made to do SQL.
- By executing several queries in the same stored procedure you avoid several round trips between client and server.
For more precisions, you can have a look at the AskTom website and do a search.
Maybe one drawback would be for manipulating os files, because PLSQL is not that efficient at doing so.

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The Reagan-Thatcher Revolution
May 4, 1998
Government leaders around the world have largely begun to realize the private sector and free economies -- pushed in the 1980s by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher -- result in reasonable tax revenues compared to state control and ownership of businesses.
- Former Mexican finance minister Jesus Silva Herzog relates that among the 1,100 state-owned firms sold off starting in the 1980s, there was even a nightclub -- "probably the only nightclub in the world losing money," he wryly comments.
- Former Indian government planner G.V. Ramakrishna -- now in charge of privatization -- admits that between the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of Soviet Communism he felt as though he were "awakening from a 35-year dream," and everything he had "believed about economic systems and had tried to implement was wrong."
- While India embarked on a socialist path in the 1960s, countries like South Korea and Taiwan were leaning toward capitalism -- with the result that the latter realized per capita incomes 10 to 15 times that of India by the 1990s.
Experts assert globalization of trade has played a large part in uncovering the inferior performance of statist economies -- with international trade increasing 5.3 percent on average per year between 1989 and 1997. Foreign direct investments have risen even swifter -- at an 11.5 percent rate.
While there were only some half-dozen foreign stock markets deemed suitable for U.S. pension fund investment 30 years ago, today there are nearly 90 credible stock markets worldwide.
Because of these factors, instantaneous global communications and stunning daily advances in high technology, analysts say laggard countries cannot long delay coming into the capitalist fold.
It may have come about eventually, they conjecture, but Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher rushed it along.
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We will be in Seville for 4 nights from 20th September during the Bienal de Flamenco. I have looked at the programme on http://www.labienal.com/programa/ and am wondering which performance would be a good choice for us having had no experience of live flamenco. I have tried googling the artists with only some success. It has been a long procedure using Google Translate! Also, I don't know if the video clips I see are from past performances or excerpts of what will be performed at the Bienal.
I am attracted to the Pepa Montes and Ricardo Mino performance (the 8.30 pm start at Teatro Lope de Vega also appeals) and perhaps Paloma Fantova and Macarena Ramirez who are dancers, but information about them is still to come. We enjoy classical music, including guitar, and wish to see flamenco dancing.
Can anyone help with information about any of the performances during our 4 nights in Seville please? The Bienal seems too good an opportunity to miss.
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We will be in Seville for 4 nights from 20th September during the Bienal de Flamenco. I have looked at the programme on http://www.labienal.com/programa/ and am wondering which performance would be a good choice for us having had no experience of live flamenco. I have tried googling the artists with only some success. It has been a long procedure using Google Translate! Also, I don't know if the video clips I see are from past performances or excerpts of what will be performed at the Bienal.
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Several great performances on your nights. I strongly recommend the premiere of fabulous dancer Rosario Toledo new performance in Teatro Central on the 20th. She's accompanied by powerful singer José Valencia (he's one of the absolute best in the difficult art of singing to flamenco dance) and one of the most talented up and coming flamenco guitar players Dani de Morón.
We invited Rosario Toledo and Dani de Morón to the new Oslo Opera a couple of years ago on the occasion of the Norwegian flamenco club's 20th anniversary. Then David Palomar did the singing. A huge success and a night to remember for a long time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TnE_UQ2qGY
I also think you should go and see a night of very classical flamenco Sevilla style with Pepa Montes and Ricardo Miño in wonderful Teatro Lope de Vega on the 22nd. This couple has been up there for a long time. http://www.labienal.com/programa/una-mirada-hacia-dentro/
Later in the night, at 11pm, El Junco - another of my absolute favourites - dances in the outdoor scene at Espacio Santa Clara. I don't know the female dancer Eli Parilla, but the rest of the artists are brilliant for sure, and she most probably too. Saw El Junco in Málaga some four years ago in the performance on the clip. One of my five-six best flamenco nights ever, and they are counted in hundreds:
On the 23rd, legendary singer Carmen Linares will fill up the huge and modern Maestranza theater. The major flamenco singers use to invite special guest artists that can be half the fun. http://www.labienal.com/programa/oasis-abierto-miguel-hernndez-flamenco/
Here she is in Carlos Saura's famous movie "Flamenco" from 1995: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2H8UoCBNcw
Buy tickets online: http://www.generaltickets.com/
Works perfectly, have used this service frequently for the past five years.
Seems as if the El Junco performance is sold out. They nevertheless use to release some extra tickets later in the summer. It's also always possible to get tickets outside the venue for a few € more. Only few tickets left also for the Rosario Toledo performance.
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Thank you very much for all the detailed information. I can see why El Junco is booked out.
We will make a decision and book. I expect it's relatively easy to catch public transport or taxis to the venues and back. We are staying in Santa Cruz.
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No problem with taxis to and from the venues. Lope de Vega and Maestranza are both five minutes walking from the Santa Cruz district. Teatro Central is a couple of miles north, across the city river Guadalquivir. A 5-6€ taxi ride.
And intimate Casa de la Memoria is in the Santa Cruz district. Popular with tourists and something completely different than the Bienal performances, but this is also the real deal. Just very talented artists perform here, and often some of the very greatest. Shifting artists every night. Often Pastora Galván dances here, voted best female flamenco dancer of 2010 by Spanish critics. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g187443-d539294-Reviews-Casa_de_la_Memoria_de_Al_Andalus-Seville_Province_of_Seville_Andalucia.html
Pastora Galván performs together with her singer husband Cristian Guerrero in Casa de la Memória, often once a week. I saw her here during the last Bienal, and two days later she tore down the Lope de Vega theater. Here she is on Andalusian TV together with Guerrero. If she is on, you must go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2SBUcrJgeQ
The program at Casa de la Memória is updated here (sister and brother Adela and Rafael Campallo are also fabulous dancers): http://www.casadelamemoria.es/eventos.htm
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Well, that's our evenings sorted! Thanks so much for your help. It's really appreciated.
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I stumbled upon this question and excellent answers while I was looking at the the program for the Bienal de Flamenco considering which show to go to. We will be in Seville from 25th to 30th of September.
I'd very much appreciate it if we can get some performance recommendations during that period.
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On the 26th there are two singer/dancer performances that both might be fabulous. At 8.30 National Dance Prize winner 2008 Javier Barón dances to the voice of Esperanza Fernández in wonderful Teatro Lope de Vega. Very few tickets left. http://www.labienal.com/programa/arrabales/
Javier Barón: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73bbCu01q18
Esperanza Fernández: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwgA73QDrn4
And at 11pm, singer José Valencia (see above) will eventually be accompanied by dancer Joaquín Grilo in the Espacio Santa Clara. If I was to pick one performance during these days, it would probably be this. Could be raw. Grilo can be totally out of this world, I saw him in a never to forget performance during the last Bienal. Here together with Dorantes on piano. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOjtXiPl8Rk (Only few tickets left)
The next day Fuensanta la Moneta, voted best female flamenco dancer of 2009 by Spanish critics, performs together with dancers Javier Latorre and Antonio Canales. They have both been among the best male dancers during the past decades. In Teatro Central at 11pm. Here also, only few tickets left. Fuensanta La Moneta in action in famous tablao Casa Patas in Madrid a couple of months ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbO_lw2xWtU
Antonio Canales in Carlos Sauras movie "Iberia" from 2005: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJWe_Tomnwc
Javier Latorre, also in Casa Patas recently: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIjg9W0k69w
On the 28th at 11pm, Pansequito will fill Teatro Lope de Vega with traditional flamenco song. Could be extremely powerful if you get the feel for the way of singing, and this could be a very strong artist/audience experience. Pansequito on Andalusian TV, one day before flamenco was named part of the world cultural heritage in 2010: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bPzK7N9iVg
And of course, there are still tickets left to the closing gala in the huge and modern Maestranza theater on the 30th. Cutting edge dancer Rafaela Carrasco from Sevilla is in charge of a performance about the history of flamenco dance in her home town. Here in her latest performance with which she won two choreography prices during the 2010 Bienal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktO_m7YXIMw
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Thank you so much for the information! I would definitely would like to go to see Fuensanta la Moneta performance. We haven't decided which area we will stay at. Do you have any suggestions regarding which area is recommended to stay during this festival season in Seville?
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Many like to stay in the beautiful but quite touristy Santa Cruz area close to the Cathedral/La Giralda, Alcazar etc. http://www.andalucia.com/cities/seville/barriosantacruz.htm
I nevertheless prefer to stay in the much more local feel area around the center of town a little north of Santa Cruz. The San Vicente/San Lorenzo area or just south of Alameda de Hercules is spot on in my opinion. 15 mins walk to the cathedral: http://www.aboutsevilla.com/sevilla/itinerary5.asp
Arenal, just west/north-west of Santa Cruz is also wonderful. In both these areas you find some of the best tapas bar/restaurants in town. http://www.sevillaonline.es/english/seville/arenal.htm
Here are 252 hotels in Sevilla by district and with lots of guest reviews: http://www.booking.com/searchresults.en-gb.html?aid=303948;label=sevilla-ALktMJrV4KG1nOenyZPO3QS13127586381%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1300%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap1t1%3Aneg;sid=fe713c624a064fcb3298340f93beb4f0;dcid=1;city=-402849
Last time in Sevilla I decided to try Puerta Triana on next visit, perfect location and next to one of my favourite tapas bars in town, El Cairo: http://www.booking.com/hotel/es/confortel-puerta-de-triana.en.html?aid=311984;label=hotel-es-96936-en-VVi11LpT6CZyH1qTZd0uQQS2592049123:pl:ta:p1:p2:ac:ap1t1:neg;ws=&gclid=CIfXvOi11bECFaItmAodI1MA2Q
El Cairo: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187443-d1002624-Reviews-El_Cairo-Seville_Province_of_Seville_Andalucia.html
El Cairo also runs a budget and seemingly great value hotel above the restaurant: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g187443-d1109957-Reviews-Hostal_El_Cairo-Seville_Province_of_Seville_Andalucia.html
Azahar lives in Sevilla and has got excellent suggestions for tapas bars and restaurants by district: http://azahar-sevilla.com/sevilletapas/
And be sure to visit the vibrant Triana district just across the city river Guadalquivir, a cradle of flamenco culture. http://www.andalucia.com/cities/seville/triana.htm
Lots of flamenco bars and clubs here, and a perfect place to spend the evening and night (and of course even stay). Calle Betis along the river is a perfect place to start the evening. http://www.sevilla5.com/activities/goingout/betis.html
Three recommended places for flamenco/sevillanas:
El Rejoneo in C/Betis, 33 along the river. No need to come before midnight. Samara Amador, singer daughter of legendary dancer Manuela Carrasco often gets into action here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPZT3ADgWsw
Casa Anselma, very popular with tourists but the atmosphere uses to be great: http://travel.nytimes.com/travel/guides/europe/spain/andalusia/seville/29061/casa-anselma/nightlife-detail.html
El Mantoncillo is a genuine flamenco bar where anything can happen. Here you can stumble upon great artists having a late night drink and doing some improvisations: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtkqvASPgIY
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Thank you so much again! I'm interetsed in staying in the San Vicente area since we are looking forward to experiencing everything local.
I checked the video of El Mantoncillo and like the place very much!
I feel that we are much more informed!
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And I'm just wondering if there's any place that is not very safe and therefore we should avoid. My husband is all about wandering about and trying things local people do.
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All these districts are generally very safe and there's people out and about here long into the night. But you are of course in a fairly big city so take the normal precautions.
In San Vicente I've stayed in the basic and good value Hostal Museo, close to the Fine Arts museum. Would definitely go back. Private bathroom, tv, safety box, air condition.
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Thanks again, kimhe! I'm getting very excited about the trip
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Us too will be in Seville from the 17th of September thru 20th and looking for the best venues or performances. Can anybody help with what can a flamenco afficionado do in these 3 days?
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Tomorrow the 17th, Joaquin Grilo and company dance in wonderful Teatro Lope de Vega at 20:30. He is brilliant, and this could easily be one of the highlights of this Bienal as his performance together with now late Moraito was in the 2010 Bienal. Just very few tickets left up at the highest balcony, but usually it's possible to get hold of some extra tickets outside the venue for a few Euros more.
On the 20th there are two more dance performances that I can highly recommend (all "dance" performances also of course include the other two basic components of flamenco; song and guitar (and several other instruments are also more and more common)):
The premiere of fabulous dancer Rosario Toledo new performance in Teatro Central on the 20th. She's accompanied by powerful singer José Valencia (he's one of the absolute best in the difficult art of singing to flamenco dance) and one of the most talented up and coming flamenco guitar players Dani de Morón.
Sold out, but I'm sure you get tickets if you are prepared to pay 5-10€ extra.
Later in the night, at 23h, up and coming Paloma Fantova and Macarena Ramírez dance at the Teatro Alameda
Still tickets left.
There are also top of the shelf performances every night in intimate Casa de la Memória in the midst of the Santa Cruz district. Popular with tourists, but this is the real deal. No drinks, no food, just an hour+ with great flamenco. Entrance 15€.
Program: http://www.casadelamemoria.es/eventos.htm
After midnight there are lots of flamenco/sevillanas clubs, especially in the Triana district - one of the most important cradle of the flamenco culture - across the city river Guadalquivir.
I like El Rejoneo in Calle Betis, 33. Here Samara Amador, singer daughter of legendary dancer Manuela Carrasco, often gets into action. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPZT3ADgWsw
Anything can happen at El Mantoncillo in C/Alfarería, 104: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvAn_2j0LuY
And Casa Anselma in C/Pagés del Corro, 49 is an institution in town; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw1atBQq_u0
Here's also a fine guide to where planned things happen each day of the week (bars): http://www.sevillaflamenco.net/bares/
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Precision Voltage References have been difficult to achieve using conventional process technology. This is evident by the high cost of such products. One measure of the need for a more precise reference is the existence of 12-16 bit ADC and DAC products that achieve integral linearity but are limited to only 10 bit absolute accuracy because of the voltage reference. In some applications better absolute accuracy is desirable.
Consider the case of a 5 volt 12 bit converter operating over the industrial temperature range. If 100% of the converter error is allocated to the voltage reference then less than 0.5 LSB error over the 125C range would be allowed. This would correspond to 122ppm or 0.012% or 0.61mV initial accuracy with 0 ppm/C temperature dependence. Conversely, 100% error allocation to temperature would require a performance of less than 1ppm/C. Present technology has difficulty providing 1mV initial accuracy and 5ppm/C. As a result, products that provide this performance are expensive and the industry is left with 12-16 bit accurate quantizers degraded by 10 bit accurate references. Markets that require better performance include medical, industrial control, instrumentation and test and measurement. A novel circuit has been developed that will provide better performance at lower cost than is presently available.
The Conventional Voltage Reference
Conventional precision reference techniques employ either buried-zener diodes or laser trimmed bandgap references. Both utilize special bipolar or BiCMOS process technology and require manufacturing adjustments. Trimming is required in order to achieve accuracy and temperature dependence better than 10mV and 10ppm/C respectively. Quantum adjustment using fuses or continuous adjustment using laser trimmed thin film resistors are expensive but allow 1mV initial accuracy and 5ppm/C to be achieved in a production environment. Lower cost and higher integration favor a CMOS-based technology. An example of an early CMOS reference is shown in Figure 1.
This simplified schematic shows an amplifier connected as a voltage follower with an approximate output voltage:
VOUT = VT1 - VT2 equation (1).
Using the depletion device threshold VT2 of -2.5V and the enhancement device threshold VT1 of 1.0V, a typical VOUT reference voltage of 3.5V can be achieved. One drawback of this approach is that process variations result in an initial accuracy error of 15% thus requiring a subsequent high-resolution adjustment.
Another problem with this technique is that the depletion and enhancement input device mismatches generate a differential temperature variation due to the temperature dependence of mobility and threshold voltage. Using special circuit techniques, 10-20ppm/C can be achieved in production but the initial accuracy limitation remains. The origin of both limitations is the input device mismatch caused by inexact threshold implants, and these cannot be corrected by trimming. Furthermore, the technique does not permit continuous trimming of the output voltage. These limitations can be overcome using EEPROM technology to implement a reference based upon a differential charge rather than a differential implant as described below.
Using EEPROM Technology to Set Charge on the Floating-gate
Before describing the differential charge amplifier, it is instructive to review EEPROM techniques for charging and discharging the gate of a device. For many years EEPROM technology has routinely used "programming" techniques to add and subtract charge delta-Q on a floating-gate device thereby changing the threshold voltage as given by the approximate equation (2).
VT = delta-Q/COX + VTO equation (2).
Programming an array of floating-gate devices to represent logical data EEPROM memories provides non-volatile storage of digital data. The floating-gate device shown in Figure 2 is one element of a conventional EEPROM memory cell. The device comprises an NMOS transistor, an equivalent capacitance CE, and 2 tunnel diodes. Structurally the tunnel diode is fabricated as an oxide insulation between 2 conducting electrodes. Note that the 2 diodes are connected such that the interior conducting node is isolated by oxide in all directions. Because this node is also the NMOS gate terminal it is referred to as the "floating-gate". Typically the charge trapped on this floating-gate can remain without loss for between 10 to 100 years.
The ideal tunnel diode "current-versus-voltage characteristic" (ITD vs. VTD) is shown in Figure 3. This asymmetric curve is desirable and represents a preferential direction of charge flow thereby precluding a parasitic charge loss by reverse conduction. The mechanism that describes the relationship between current ITD and voltage VTD is called Fowler-Nordheim Tunneling. Current flows when the oxide field exceeds approximately 10MV/cm (10 to 100MV/cm). This electric field would correspond to 10V on a 100... oxide. As illustrated ideally in Figure 3, no current flows until VTD reaches VFD the turn-on voltage of the diode. For voltages below VFD negligible current flows and the charge remains trapped on the floating-gate.
Figure 2 can now be used to explain the process of removing charge from the floating-gate. Assume that the equivalent capacitance CE represents all capacitors connected to the floating-gate and that all other device capacitance is negligible. Let VFG be zero volts initially and all terminals be at ground. VP is now driven negative until
VP = VFG - VFD equation (3).
At this point the lower tunnel diode begins to conduct and for more negative values of VP the floating-gate voltage is given by:
VFG = VP - VFD for -2VFD < vp="">< -vfd="" equation="" (4).="">
When VP is returned to ground the floating-gate voltage remains stable. In a likewise manner adding charge to the floating-gate begins by raising VE to a positive potential. At a sufficiently high voltage the floating-gate voltage will now track VE as given by:
VFG = VE - VFD for 2VFD < ve="">< vfd="" equation="" (5).="">
When VE is returned to ground, the floating-gate voltage remains stable. For VFD in the range of 10V the swing in VFG could ideally be as large as 10V before conduction. The new reference described in this paper only requires a 1-5V range of VFG thereby insuring negligible charge loss by parasitic tunneling. This also reduces the long term drift of the reference.
Technique for Accurately Setting the Floating-gate Voltage
The previous section describes two distinct operations to increase and to reduce charge on the floating-gate. To meet the goal of continuous adjustment these must be combined into one operation that allows an arbitrary floating-gate voltage setting without excessive current flow. This is accomplished by connecting VP to a current source that pulls down to a negative voltage thereby limiting the diode conduction current to an appropriate value. At the same time VE is connected to a large positive voltage source.
From equation (5) it can be seen that the floating-gate voltage is one tunnel diode drop (VFD) below VE. By the simultaneous actions of charge removal by the current source and charge addition by the voltage source, the precise floating-gate voltage can be set by the adjustment of VE. This is illustrated in Figure 4. As the current source pulls down VFG, the action of the voltage source pulls VE up until the precise VFG is achieved. At time point TS the sources are disconnected and VFG remains at its precise setting. This novel technique is used to provide real-time analog control of the floating-gate voltage.
Precision Floating-gate Voltage Reference
A new high performance voltage reference based upon EEPROM floating-gate technology will now be described. By starting with the threshold difference amplifier of Figure 1 and replacing the depletion device with the floating-gate device of Figure 2 a charge difference amplifier is constructed. With the addition of a feedback amplifier and a feedback network to drive the tunnel diode string a precision voltage reference is realized. The simplified schematic of the new floating-gate analog voltage reference is shown in Figure 5.
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Initially an external supply VEXT is connected as shown to the feedback amplifier. The switches connect the current source I1 and the source follower. Consider that initially VREF is less than VEXT. In this case the feedback amplifier output VX is a large positive voltage. This drives the follower on hard and raises the voltage VE which increases the floating-gate charge and increases VREF. Ideally the value of VREF converges asymptotically to VEXT. After final value is reached the switches are thrown and this grounds the tunnel diode terminals and terminates conduction to and from the floating-gate. After equilibrium has been reached an external meter measures the VREF output. If the desired initial accuracy has not been achieved a subsequent minor adjustment is made in VEXT and the charge-discharge cycle is repeated until VREF reaches its ideal final value. This technique reduces error sources to a negligible value.
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"Olympus Superzoom 80G - A great camera."
I have just purchased the Olympus Superzoom 80G camera about a week go, there was nothing really wrong with my old one - but it was a bit old, didn't have a zoom and the red eye reduction wasn't great.I didn't want to spend a lot on a camera because I only really use them on holiday, and don't want to worry about losing or breaking it too much.
So, while browsing on the Jessops website I found the Olympus superzoom 80G. It looked good so I decided at £24.99 I would go for it.
Then my mum went into a Jessops shop, rather than waiting for it to be delivered.
When she went in the store she couldn't see it anywhere so she asked and they had it behind the counter at about £50. She then mentioned that on the website it was £24.99 so they gave her it for that price which was good!
I chose this camera because I wanted a camera with red eye reduction, a zoom, that was a reasonably small size to put in my handbag and a low cost one.The camera came with an instruction booklet, a list of authorised service stations, 2 year manufacturers warranty, a carry case, strap, a battery and film.
The camera uses a 35mm film and a 3V lithium battery, which it says on the insturctions lasts for around 15 films worth of taking photos although I am not sure yet as I have only taken one film.The features included on this camera are
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- Autofocus system
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The Olympus Superzoom 80G is NOT waterproof.
It looks good with a neat silver exterior, is a good size to carry around, the dimensions are 1.85 inches deep x 2.52 inches high and 4.65 inches wide. It is also fairly lightweight at 0.46 lbs.I have used this camera to take only one film of photographs so far, and found the battery and film easy to load, the camera easy to use and great quality photographs at the end of it.
The only problem I had was I couldn't figure out how to get the lense to go back into the camera after use, but soon discovered that if you start to close the shutter it automatically returns to the original position.
If you take a lot of photos, want perfect quality a wide range of fancy features or anything it probably isn't the camera for you but it has done everything I wanted it to do and I would highly recommend it.
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Westacott adjoins Kalinga Park, a 20 hectare parkland with BBQ facilities, children's playgrounds, off leash areas and bike/walks ways through Kedron Brook and out to Nudgee Beach. It's a very short stroll to Toombul rail and local caf and a little further up to Nundah Village and rail. It is a 10 minute drive to the airports and quick access to the M7.
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Things you don't want to happen while driving your 8000bhp funnycar at 260mph:
- The bodywork to come off
- The engine to explode
Which is pretty unfortunate for drag racer, Matt Hagan, because that's precisely what happened during qualifying for the Four-Wide Nationals in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Hagan's marginally terrifying funny car dropped an intake valve into one of its cylinders, launching big lumps of engine and bodywork across three of the four race lanes.
Amazingly, he was completely unharmed, affording him the opportunity to get in a massive great big strop after the crash. Which seems perfectly reasonable - this is the third consecutive year that Hagan's been involved in an explosion at the Four-Wide Nationals.
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Congrats to all the winners, and especially warm regards to my fellow classmates: Dan Reynolds and Mathieu Regeur!
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Congrats to all the winners, and especially warm regards to my fellow classmates: Dan Reynolds and Mathieu Regeur!
You come in second, Paul.
Yesterday I had the pleasure to attend a lecture held by Dan Reynolds here in Frankfurt where he showed his Malabar and talked about its development. Good Job. Congrats.
Is Klimax miscredited?
Are there any women at all among this year's winners?
BRAVO Dan! Way to break in bigtime!
And how about Kris Sowersby TWO awards!
And how about Kris Sowersby TWO awards!
I think he's chasing the Grand Prix.
yes. klimax is miscredited. i hope they will fix that soon :)
Ondrej, Klimax is lovely, congratulations!
I forgot to mention our good friends Ale Paul and Carl Crossgrove!
Congrats to both of you AGAIN! Repeat winners once more! GOoD Work--and Carl, get your sample up!
Thanks Chris and everyone. I will send them something tonight! Congrats to Kris, Ale, Dan, Stephen and all. I feel honored.
Congratulations all around! Ondrej, Klimax might be my favorite of the lot.
Carl, I want to see more of Nebulon, too. Are we going to get to sell it soon? ;-)
Congratulations everyone! It's a particularly fine selection this years.
Yeah, i feel very happy too! Come on Kris and Carl, show your samples! lol
Congratulations to our Typophile winners: Dan, Ale, Kris, Carl! Looking forward to seeing the samples.
OK, the sample I sent in is posted, as are Kris' 2. Dan, I still have to wrangle kerning and features, but yes, it will be available soon.
I think we could say any of the winners are present or potential Typophile members. Hasn't Mark Jamra posted here?
My sister said Klimax "gave me a suffocating inexplicable nightmare feeling".... Ha Ha! I like it a lot. There is something blacker than ultra!
That's great, Carl! It's amazing to look at Nebulon and think that you also did Beorcana—what a breadth of work!
Nebulon is great, Carl. Contemporary and clean with overtones of the Jetsons. ;-)
thank you guys! and congrats to all the winners! especially the ones that won twice ;)
Congrats to all winners! Love all of the winning entries.
Nice to see Klimax on there too, since it was on the crit boards on Typophile! :)
Definitely lots of congratulations to go around.
Kris Sowersby is quickly becoming one of my favorite type designers.
I'd like to see more of Cassius--I found a type sample on the web, but I was confused about its status at the time. I saw Greek characters somewhere in the specimen, but they weren't listed as supported elsewhere.
It's great to see so much wonderful work.
Congratulations to all the winning entries, first of all.
Cassius was designed to support Arabic as well. You can find a specimen here: http://www.typefacedesign.org/2008/ Glad to see it recognized.
I knew Klimax was something special when I first saw it on the crit boards. That type sample is so much fun to look at.
Yeah, Mathieu definitely deserved the win with Cassius.
Nice to see many familiar faces, both human and typographic!
Congrats to all.
I think my favorite is Nebulon.
> I wonder what came first, Optica or Dioptical.
@ Thomas: This is a very good question. Thanks a lot.
Congrats to all winners. My favorite is Malabar. I wonder if there's a big problem with Optica Normall's readbility and legibility. Anyway, its' pretty cool and vertiginous.
congrats all, well done!
Congratulations to everyone who won, Lirico and Kris Sowersby's work are some of my favourites. But a special congratulations to my fellow Type and Media students Ondrej (for Klimax) and Berton (for his exquisite Alda).
Congrats to all the winners! Impressive work. My favorites are Alda and Nebulon (which is strangely intriguing). Also, Dan, I'm intrigued with Malabar's tiny cap height. That should work great for German!
my congratulations to all. i wonder how many will enjoy commercial success. previously, this competition has not had a great track record in that regard.
Get them all to market, guys!
the tdc competition seems to highlight the gap between graphic designers and type designers... the tdc picks rarely translate into types graphic designers want to use... why is that?
Which graphic designers are those? I have never found your theory to have any validity.
The fact that experts have more refined taste than the average client should not be a surprise. In commercial art the designer doesn't always get to do what they please.
There may be some truth to farquart's assertion. FF Netto, for example, has seen great commercial success, but wasn't selected by the jury (along with other FontFonts).
On the other hand, I do see practical value in many of the winners — especially Alda, Novel, and Malabar. And as further evidence against the theory, Sowersby's two winners were both commissioned designs, so there was a obviously a group of graphic designers who demanded each of those typefaces.
I think a careful and balanced statistical analysis is in order.
it strikes me that the winners of the competition are types that have very strong personalities... i would think most graphic designers are drawn to more neutral looking designs... allowing the designer to put their personality on the work rather than fight with a type with such strong personality... the fact that mr sowersby's designs were commissions and the most neutral looking of the winners may bear this out... also mr paul's beautiful script faces have won a few times, they are very beautiful, but how many graphic designers actually use script fonts in their work? maybe a few times in their career... i know that veer's and most other on-line resellers point to scripts as their most popular sellers, but the question has to be asked... who is licensing these designs, and how come they turn up so rarely in general commercial work... are they more objects than tools?
If you look at packaging in the food industry, you will see plenty of scripts.
> most graphic designers are drawn to more neutral looking designs
Really? Maybe 40 years ago.
> how many graphic designers actually use script fonts in their work?
Script fonts are always best-sellers.
The hardest thing to sell (at least retail) is a serious serif.
> who is licensing these designs
You think it's people who buy the font, install it and just look at pangrams?
(Wow, I wish people bought fonts for that!)
It seems as if there are three things people are talking about, combining two if they want to bolster their argument. Specifically, 1) design recognition, 2) use by graphic designers, and 3) commercial success. Farquart complains that 1 and 2 don't correlate, and Stewf chimes in that plenty of 3s that were not 1s.
I wonder how much graphic designers go for something "timeless" in their designs, which might involve using (as farquart notes) something with a more neutral personality. Witness the continuing usage of Helvetica.
On the other hand, commercial success for a font publisher often involves convincing graphic designers that last year's typeface is now passe and needs to be replaced with the hottest, latest typeface. "You don't want to use Fnorkle Script for Shazbat, Inc., because Blah Industries used it in their ad campaign last year." Nevermind that both the Shazbat and Blah logos are Helvetica.
I'm not how sure how commercial success should be brought into type design competitions (this one, or others). The TDC2, for example, does not require that submitted designs already have been released. I guess that some winners might never get released… that is at least a theoretical possibility.
Moreover, since the contest is supposed to be blind, should judges really consider how successful a typeface may have already been? When you submit your PDFs to the contest, you don't include the designer's name, typeface name, or foundry name in the layout. So you couldn't well write "Dear judge, this typeface has already sold xxx copies! Love, foundry y."
Now, I guess that individual judges could look at a design, and try to guess how successful a design might be. But that is a slightly different question. Also, I suspect that "success" is defined differently at each foundry. I also think that each foundry has—to an extent—its own unique customer base. The customers that really like a certain kind of typeface may always drift to foundry A, while foundry B gets customers who like their popular typefaces a bit better.
Like Stephen Coles, I've been involved with submitting designs from a foundry to this competition for five years now. I also can think of several designs I think were submitted to the contest this year that did not win, and of course I wish that they would have. But I am sure that this year's judges had good reasoning for their choices. I am honored to be on the list of those designers whose typefaces were selected for recognition. When we all read the published TDC annual that comes out later in the year, we can read what the judges had to think about this year's entries and this year's competition.
Just to be clear, I'm not suggesting that judges take commercial success into account in any way. Mine was merely an observation, not a complaint.
> Script fonts are always best-sellers.
For Veer, yes. But not for every vendor.
I remember Jim Parkinson telling me that one of his designs that won the TDC competition has never been licensed by anyone. Not one sale! Maybe there is something to this.
I think the TDC does require that the design submitted be something that was created in the previous year. I'm not sure of the language as it relates to "released" but I think the spirit of the competition requires that only the previous year's work be entered.
A large number of MyFonts bestsellers are also script fonts. Among Adobe's fonts, new releases of the past decade which were script fonts were more likely to sell really well than other new releases. I don't think I'd say "script fonts are always best-sellers," but they are more likely to be, it seems.
Hrant do you really think that a preference for neutral type went out of style 40 years ago? How do you explain the continued popularity of Trade/News/Franklin Gothic? Why would Font Bureau work so hard at releasing a new Franklin or Benton Sans if there wasn't a desire by GD's for neutral looking fonts.
Didn't Jeremy Tankard's "Blue Island" win a few years ago. Has anyone ever used Blue Island in a commercial project?
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Hi, I am trying to characterize a flow through a 1.5 stage axial compressor. To aid in my analysis, I would like to know the swirl angle as a function of the radial position (zero taken from the hub and extends upwards towards the blade tip) at various positions and or interfaces on the stage i.e., inlet of IGV, inlet of Rotor, inlet of Stator, and outlet of Stator. I have exported data and done transformations myself, but it is taking too long to process and I wanted to know if anyone knows how to determine the swirl angle within CFX-Post. Thanks
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The CFX-Post Turbomachinery macro might have something on this. Have you looked at the them?
You could easily set the swirl angle up as a scalar field using a user defined variable, defined as something like atan(Velocity X/Velocity Y).
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Thank you for your help. I did look through the Turbomachinery macro and could not find anything. Instead, I used your advice and set up a scalar field to solve for the swirl angle, but I defined it a little differently because I wanted to transform from the global coordinate system to the local coordinate system.
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I put in a couple of books under a section called Read. Couldn't find a standard template or reference format and will be happy to retitle and reformat the section if someone can point me to a decent example.--Wandering 14:45, 22 May 2007 (EDT)
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New Delhi:In its bid to push for more results in Ranji matches, the BCCI technical committee has proposed a few changes in the points format and the number of overs bowled per day in the premier domestic tournament.
The Anil Kumble-led committee has suggested the number of overs to be increased from 90 to 95 per day in the four and five-day games of the Ranji Trophy and also do away with the single point for salvaging a draw after conceding a lead.
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Lactifluus dinghuensis sp. nov. from southern China
Zhang, Jianbin; Huang, Haowei; Qiu, Lihong
Nova Hedwigia Band 102 Heft 1-2 (2016), p. 233 - 240
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DOI: 10.1127/nova_hedwigia/2015/0305
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Lactifluus dinghuensis, a novel species of Lactifluus subgenus Gerardii, is described from the Dinghushan Biosphere Reserve, Guangdong Province, P. R. of China based on both morphological and molecular analysis. The new species is characterized macroscopically by its pale yellowish brown pileus, the blackish brown and faintly longitudinally wrinkled stipe, and the distant and cream colored lamellae. A molecular phylogenetic analysis based on both rDNA ITS and a fragment of the 28S rDNA sequences fully supports the establishment of the new species. A detailed morphological comparison is given with the closely related species: L. cfr. sepiaceus and L. cf. gerardii var. fagicola.


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But none of these things matter.
Pot does not matter.
There are far too many other important things to be discussing at the moment, such as the crisis in the middle east, the healthcare gov. monopoly, or even illegal immigration.
And yet all too often I find that the conservative mainstream media makes it a topic of discussion.
I find myself screaming at that pompous ass Bill O'reilly at least once a week because he does a segment on pot.
I understand that he is one of the most watched cable news figures, I also understand that the majority of his audience are those of 50 years or more.
However, just because young people aren't tuning in to your show, doesn't mean they don't hear what you are saying. (Media Matters has Twit Game)
And the minute you crusade against pot, you effectively tear the right wing of America in half. Because while many, definitely not most but many, would agree with you Bill some don't. And those who don't we can't afford to have turned against us.
I am not saying those who are fiscal conservatives and like to rip bongs are going to start subscribing to commie bull because you said you don't like weed.
No, not at all…
What I am saying is there are stoner, libertarian, fiscally conservatives folks who have never given politics a thought at all until now, and we need their vote.
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Unanswered: how to bring information from one form to another? how to store value for next check
Hi , I have one main form and 2 child forms, there is no link between all these forms, every child form is bounded to a query, lets give the name of child forms, Child1 have the inventory information, and child2 have the ordered information,
now what i'm doing , in child2 i have sum of the products deliverd to customer, in this form i have 3 fields,
Product_Code SumofQuantity CostPrice
A 12 have to know?
now i want to show the cost price , but i need to take this cost price form the child1 form where i have the inventories, in child1 form i have 5 fields,
Inventory_Code Date Product_Code Quantity Price
001 20-aug-02 A 5 20.40
002 22-aug-02 A 36 18.10
now i need to take the product_code and SumofQuantity from Child2 and have to write off from the Child1 form and then need to show the cost price in child2 form, i need to use event procedure in the Cost price field which is in the Child2 form , but how i will know that which product i have sold first, i need to use FIFO method, first i need to sale the first inventory if it finish then got to the 2nd inventory but how shuld i contorl this check?
here is the example for better understandidg,
code date product quantity cost_per_unit Total value
001 20-aug-02 A 5 20.40 102.00
002 22-aug-02 A 36 18.10 651.60
Total 41 18.38 753.60
The cost per unit is calculated as Total value/Total quantity , now i sale 12 of these units, leaving 29 in stock
the value of the sale is calculated as follows Using FIFO method (First In First Out)
5 units at 20.40 = 102.00 (these are from the first inventory leaving none left over)
7 units at 18.10 = 126.70 (these are from the new inventory leaving 29 left over,
12 units combined valued 228.70 (19.06 each)
the 29 units remaining in stock all come from the new inventory and have a valued of 524.90 in total (18.14 each)
please give me any advise how i can solve this task , i realy need to solve it, since last 2 week i'm trying to solve it but no success, may be some one can help me.
Thanks in advance


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In boyhood, Louis Zamperini was an incorrigible delinquent. As a teenager, he channeled his defiance into running, discovering a prodigious talent that had carried him to the Berlin Olympics. But when World War II began, the athlete became an airman, embarking on a journey that led to a doomed flight… (più)
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A man gave a shoulder to cry on to a woman whose baby son died tragically in an accident.
David Lester, 45, took the woman for a drink in Poulton. But when he drove her home he was over the limit and when police became involved he became aggressive with the officer and would not complete the breath test procedure properly.
Lester, a web site designer, admitted failing to provide a sample of breath when he appeared before Blackpool Magistrates.
He was banned from the road for two years, placed on an eight week curfew and ordered to pay £145 costs.
Alan Godwin, defending, said: ""He did have a virus at the time he was arrested but accepts that did not stop him giving a test."
"He also accepts he behaviour was below the standards expected."