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I just read this on the RME site which may be of interest. I see now why Lee suggests installing the 2 sata drives (for samples) in a Raid 0 configuration on the ICH5 Sata port (so it bypasses the PCI bus)
"The Promise Fasttrack Controller causes performance problems when using the Hammerfall. An operation at lower latencies generates clicks and pops.
Comment: To achieve the highest rating in benchmark tests the Fasttrack controller hogs the PCI bus, thus impacts the data transfer of other PCI devices (the Hammerfall.) This is true for both the PCI-card and the on-board version (as on the MSI K7T266 Pro), but not true for the majority of 'normal' Promise RAID controllers.
Promise offers a software tool to set up the controller. Move the slider labeled PCI Bus Utilization from 100% (right side, default) to about 75%. This solves the problems."


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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
- Open fire
- Seaside
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
Gwydhen is a super period apartment forming part of an Edwardian mansion in the picturesque little creekside village of Port Navas.
This is one of the most sought after areas of south Cornwall's waterfront, renowned both for its scenic beauty and the superb day sailing waters of the Helford and Fal Rivers as well as Falmouth Bay.
There are many safe beaches and coves in the area including Durgan on the banks of the Helford River as well as Maenporth, Swanpool and Gyllyngvase between the apartment and Falmouth.
The South West Coast Path connects these beaches over stunning headlands that look out over Falmouth Bay linking various attractions and places to eat including the Ferry Boat Inn at Helford Passage and the public gardens at Glendurgan and Trebah. Falmouth, just six miles away, is host to the National Maritime Museum and Events Square which is the location for the onshore activities during Falmouth Sailing Week and various festivals including an oyster festival and the Sea Shanty Festival.
A rail link from Falmouth leads to Truro, Cornwall's capital city, that has many national and independent retailers amongst its attractive Georgian and Victorian cobbled streets.
The villages of Mawnan Smith and Constantine, both with village shops, are within two miles, as is the Trengilly Wartha Inn, an excellent country pub that has won many awards for its beer and food.
Why not stroll down to the Quay at Port Navas Yacht Club which is open Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday lunchtime for freshly cooked local produce. Gwydhen (Cornish for 'Tree') is an upper floor apartment with original features and large windows taking in views across the 3 acres of glorious gardens which include a Japanese Garden with a zig-zag walkway across a 'dry ocean'.
There are plenty of places to sit and take in these truly inspiring gardens.
Equipped with a double and twin bedroom, the accommodation is spacious and comfortable and ideal for couples and families.
There is a large sitting room with an open fire and ample comfy seating with big windows to maximise the garden views.
The kitchen is well equipped for your self-catering holiday.
Take a soak in the spotlessly clean bathroom after a hard days exploring.
Gwydhen is a real home from home in a great spot for exploring this very special part of Cornwall.
All on one level. Two bedrooms. 1 x king-size double. 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Living room with dining area.
- Electric heating with open fire
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, TV, DVD, WiFi
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking for 1 car
- Communal gardens with lawn and gravelled areas
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop 1 mile
- Pub 1 mile.
About the location
Falmouth 9 miles; Truro 14 miles.
A charmingly picturesque country village with a few shops, a pub and a lovely church, set among green rolling meadows and wooded valleys leading down to the beautiful Helford river, just 3 miles away. Famous for its mild climate, this quieter part of Cornwall has the outstanding gardens of Trebah, Penjerrick, Glendurgan and Carwinion all within 4 miles. For nature lovers and those who enjoy boats, the misty reaches of the Helford river meander upstream to Gweek, where the world renowned Seal Sanctuary looks after the region's many abandoned and injured seals. Falmouth, with its narrow streets, natural harbour and National Maritime Museum is just 20 minutes by car, while Flambards theme park (8 miles) and Argal Lake with its water sports attractions make great days out. The nearby beautiful Lizard Peninsula, with its outstanding beaches and quaint fishing villages dotting the rocky coastline, has the benefit of outstanding scenery, tranquillity and some great walks.
Note: Check in time for this property is 4pm.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas


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text: Chris Nolan's Batman saga comes to an end. Is TDKR a worthy finale, or has the Curse of the Third Movie struck even the mighty Nolan?. Robbie Collin reviews the third and final instalment of Christopher Nolan's Batman films The Dark Knight Rises. Seven years after Begins hit theaters, the trilogy reached its inevitable conclusion with the release of The Dark Knight Rises (Read our review).


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The Scales of Justice
Brent Roxley
deputy Dark Knight; captured
Young human, 19-years old.
Brent was part of Pegrin's strong gang and was deputized with his callous and malicious friend once the Dark Knights temporarily left Pashin. Brent was the only survivor in the attack on Pegrin's camp.
He is currently a prisoner in the dwarven kingdom of Thoradin.


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Who is Gilbert Strang? A respected and much loved professor who has taught linear algebra for over 30 years at MIT. He has a gift for making complicated material look easy through visualization and intuition.
Course Website — YouTube Playlist for Fall 2005 Lectures. There are 35 videos consisting of 31 lectures and 4 exam reviews (video numbers 13, 24b, 32 and 34). Each video is 50 minutes long. Gilbert Strang speaks slowly. So even when videos are played back at 1.5x the normal speed, he is completely understandable. High speed playback reduces the time commitment for watching the 31 lectures to about 17 hours.
High speed playback in Chrome: Sign up for HTML5 player in Chrome by visiting http://youtube.com/testtube. Then click on the gear icon in the bottom right corner of the YouTube video player. A drop down menu for playback speed should appear. Choose 1.5x.
Lectures 1 thru 11 build the beautiful theory of the four spaces of a matrix (column space, null space, row space and left null space). Lecture 12 puts it all together for the special case of electrical networks, leading to Euler's formula for nodes, edges and loops in graphs. Lectures 14 thru 17 develop projection matrices, least squares and orthogonal bases. These were the first lectures where formulae became important. Lectures 18 thru 20 develop the theory of determinants in a beautiful way. Lectures 21 thru 24 teach power series, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, with applications to ODEs and Markov matrices. The remaining lectures are about positive definite matrices, SVD and pseudo inverses.
These are problem solving sessions conducted by teaching assistants: YouTube Playlist for 2008 — YouTube Playlist for 2011.
Linear Algebra (4th Ed) (584 pages, 2009). An international edition of this book is available for $20 at AbeBooks (International Edition Books). For residents of USA, choosing a seller in USA may result in speedier delivery.
The textbook is a great complement to the video lectures. It helps understand the material better. In order to really absorb the material for long term, problem solving is important. There are hundreds of problems in the book, chosen carefully by Strang. The textbook is quite verbose though. It reminds me of Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen, Leiserson and Rivest.
For a long list of (dry but useful) linear algebra formulae, see Matrix Cookbook, a handy reference.
Gilbert Strang emphasizes applications and computability over pure mathematics. For example, he talks about determinants but he does not dwell on them because no linear solver actually computes determinants.
If you aspire to be a wonderful math or computer science professor, I would encourage you to watch the YouTube Playlist for Fall 2005 Lectures in its entirety. Gilbert Strang chooses illustrative examples in two or three dimensions to teach ideas that generalize to higher dimensions. Watching the entire series will be helpful in appreciating how much material is covered (quite a lot), and how different concepts like pivots, determinants and eigenvalues are brought together in a beautiful way towards the end of the course.
A research paper that tersely summarizes the linear algebra course: The Fundamental Theorem of Linear Algebra by Gilbert Strang, The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol 100, No 9, Nov 1993, pages 848-855.
Gilbert Strang also teaches Computation Science and Engineering (MIT 18.085): YouTube Playlist for 2008 Videos. Textbook: Computational Science and Engineering (725 pages, 2007).


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Final Conference
Era-net Transport and the Research Consortia of: SHAPE-IT, Step-by-Step and GPS, in collaboration with The National Centre for Research and Development and Krakow University of Technology organised the final conference of Stepping Stones.
Stepping Stones: How to make Mobility Patterns More Sustainable 18-19 September 2014 Krakow (Poland)
During the Stepping Stones Final Conference in Krakow transport professionals from public authorities, decision makers and researchers discussed the results and recommendations of the three research consortia 'How to make mobility patterns more sustainable'. Practical information from approaches 'How to change mobility behaviour' have been presented by the city of Krakow and the city of Munich.
The challenge of the Final conference of Stepping Stones was to integrate the recommendations of the Consortia to the most important Steps to make. What are the key factors to make your SUMP or your actionplan, your activity successfully. This integration process is coming to an end now. Within a few weeks, before the end of November, we will be able to present all the results of the integrated recommendations.
Below you will find the recommendations from the three consortia; GPS, Step-by-Step and SHAPE-IT and all the presentations delivered during the Final Conference Stepping Stones.
Final Conference programme (pdf, 235 kB)
Final minutes stepping stones (pdf, 549 kB)
Recommendations Step by Step (doc, 40 kB)
Recommendations GPS (docx, 4.1 MB)
Recommendations Shape-It (docx, 44 kB)
Presentation Step by Step (ppt, 2.1 MB)
Presentation GPS (pptx, 3.3 MB)
Presentation Shape-It (pptx, 1.7 MB)
Presentation Policy Integration (Shape-it) (pptx, 190 kB)
Presentation Era-net (RWS) (ppt, 3.2 MB)
Presentation Polish National Centre for Research & Development (ppt, 2.6 MB)
Presentation Munich (Martin Schreiner) (ppt, 15 MB)
Presentation Recommendations Parking (GPS) (pptx, 1.1 MB)
Program Manager Stepping Stones
Mr. Marien G. Bakker
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For a vaccination to make sense to use, it'd have to pass the usual gold standards of inquiry:
Does it work?
Is it safe?
The kennel cough vaccine can't answer either question with a resounding yes. It's really pretty much a weakling in the vaccine world.
Efficacy is another way to ask, how well does this work? Turns out it's a lousy immunizing combo, with at best a very short lived protection against only some of the bugs known to cause this canine cold.
The efficacy of preventing kennel cough in your dog by giving a vaccination is so lacking that noted immunologist Ronald Schultz, PhD says,
"Kennel cough is not a vaccinatable disease."That's not to say its not preventable, but this is a top vaccination authority's judgement about the value of using the vaccine to prevent this cold in dogs.


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Thanks for the help. I wasn't using the users full name at the mailbox
query first web sign-in. Ex: John Smith. This part is working fine now.
Do you happen to know how I let my external users (WAN) take advantage of
this new Access?
We do not host our own DNS here. I've tried pointing to every external firebox ip but it simply does not work. We have proxied http here just to give a little more info.
Thanks, Denise
From: Greg Hermida <ghermida@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: 'Denise Dorrance' <denisedorrance@xxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: FW: [exchangelist] Failed to get inbox Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 09:40:14 -0500
Denise- I have the exact same setup as you. I think you have to have the HTTP protocol enabled in order to let users connect to their email boxes. Give it a shot.
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text: Let the Halloween night reign over your desktops. This background will surely enhance the emotion of creepiness that is the dominant emotion of this event.Halloween is an festival of chills and thrills. Gear up for to meet people in bizarre costumes. Join the Halloween celebration with your own brand of freaky fetish. Bake "skull" cookies, "dragon blood" beverages, and "eyeball" scones. Surprise your guests with funny Halloween quotes scribbled on your wall as graffiti. You can make your Halloween party a memorable one, with a touch of creativity.


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A chic "Boutique Hotel & Cafe" in Sığacık: 4 Element Cafe Pansiyon
Sığacık a neighborhood of Seferihisar (first citta-slow in Turkey) 40 km south of Izmir, lies by the seaside and is certainly among the rising stars of the Turkish Tourism.
Cittaslow covers a network of 20 countries and 134 members and the philosophy behind it is; slow food movement and preventing the elimination of local characteristics as well as maintaining the standards of locals and their life styles and the city texture from globalisation.
Sığacık is mostly popular for its fortress from the Ottoman Empire era and unique spectacular view of the yacht harbor as well as TEOS ruins established by Ionian tribes and dating back to thousands of years in the past.
The third popular (maybe most important for Turks) feature of Sığacık is the market place opened in narrow and stylish streets in the fortress on Sundays. Thousands of citizens from Izmir rush down to the neighborhood to taste delicious Turkish pastry (börek, baklava and what no) as well as jams and other specialties from Turkish kitchen, all made at homes by local ladies..
Lately very nice and chic cafes and boutique hotels are opened in the fortress as well which has brought an additional flavor to the ambiance of the place. Among these for instance 4 ELEMENT CAFE PANSIYON (Botique Hotel) is very outstanding with its garden, interior decoration very elegant rooms and food they serve. The facility is run by Ms AYLA GÜVEN successfully.
The building which reflects the ambiance in the ancient fortress is very centrally located and within 5 minutes distance on foot to the MARINA.


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If you are someone who starts out their day with a fresh cup of coffee – or two, or three, or four cups, for that matter – you may be more likely to live longer than your caffeine-averse counterparts.
A new study conducted by the European Society For Cardiology has linked increased coffee consumption in a region of Europe with longevity.
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The study involved roughly 20,000 participants who were 37 years or older over the course of 10 years. Upon factoring in additional dietary, sociological, and medical factors, the researchers found that participants who consumed four cups of coffee displayed "a 64% lower risk of all-cause mortality than those who never or almost never consumed coffee".
For every additional two cups of coffee that the participants consumed, their risk of mortality dropped by a further 22%.
"Our findings suggest that drinking four cups of coffee each day can be part of a healthy diet in healthy people," says Navarro.
RELATED: We'll Toast to This: Drinkers Are More Likely to Live to 85 Without Dementia, Study Says
While the study's positive results might simply be a correlation, rather than causation, this is not the first piece of research that has examined coffee's health benefits. A similar study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition on Mediterranean adults found that habitual coffee drinkers were 54% less likely to develop type 2 diabetes.
Another study found that – when paired with a certain breast cancer drug – two cups of coffee actually lowered the risk of breast cancer recurrences in women.
Further research may be necessary to prove that coffee can make you immortal – but in the mean time, feel free to pour yourself another cuppa.
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This Spring the cyclist you are passing too closely in London could be a Police officer. In an effort to enforce the 1.5 meter when passing a cyclist law. London's Metropolitan Police are going low key, with plain-clothes police officers pedaling through the streets on bikes to monitor and issue tickets to motorists breaking the law.
The main goal is to crack down on close / aggressive passing. If a motorist passes a bike at a distance of less than 1.5 meters (just under 5 feet). The police will be able to make arrests if necessary, but they're aiming to inform rather than punish.
Motorists caught engaging in driving that compromises cyclists' safety will be given the choice between prosecution or a 15-minute roadside safety training session. By simply introducing the idea that cyclists on the road might just have a police badge in their pocket may have a far greater effect than punishment alone.
Last Autumn, police in the West Midlands (the region that contains England's second city, Birmingham) sent just two plainclothes officers out on bicycle patrol to monitor drivers. Within just nine hours, the pair had stopped 130 motorists, reported eight for serious safety offenses, and revoked one license on the spot. Among the other drivers, only one chose prosecution over an advice session.
Last year, 123 British cyclists died on the roads, 89 of them due to collisions with motor vehicles. Five of those incidents saw the driver hit and run un-apprehended, without contacting emergency services or police. These incidents don't just shatter lives, they create a climate of understandable fear that discourages more people from cycling, preventing cuts in congestion and pollution.
We wish Police programs like this would happen in all major cities of the world to educate motorists and promote safer cycling. In many states in the United states there are 3 foot when passing laws, but more often than not motorists have no idea that bikes are allowed on the road and certainly are not aware of the law. We believe motorists should learn how to safely pass a cyclist in drivers education and it should be a required section when renewing your drivers license.
Where you live is there are 1.5 meter or 3 foot passing law for motorists when passing a cyclist? If yes, do motorists obey the law?


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Pirates Voyage
Handing over their raw footage, SD Professionals went to work turning it into a captivating product. Our animators and motion media team started by laying out and editing the clips as they're seen on screen. Once the video is in order, the audio has to match. Using a voiceover from The Captain himself, the promo opens and closes with the sound of a true pirate inviting you to dinner. As the voiceover plays, so do intro and outro graphics for the clip. Both graphics were added by the SD Professionals team to welcome the viewer and leave them with thoughts of the Pirates Voyage logo.
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There's nothing like the feeling of walking down the street with a favorite team's logo on your chest to make you feel like you can conquer the world. Even when our teams lose, we can seek solace within the fabric of our club's jerseys, knowing that those who bear those colors represent more than just one game.
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The topic of this posting will be a 1997 ten Groschen coin from Austria (Osterreich). As one will see in the photographs below it appears to be in uncirculated condition. Mint luster is full and this is one of the last years these were made as the Euro went into full effect in 2002. In any case it is made from aluminum and is 1.1 grams in weight. The diameter measures 20 millimeters and there were 80 million of these made in the year 1997. Looking at the obverse, it has the Austrian Eagle at the top of it and the denomination is to it's sides. Below that is name of that country. On the back is simply the year as well as the value of this 10 Groschen coin.
The Groschen was a unit of the former Schilling currency in the country of Austria. The Schilling currency when is use was divided into one hundred Groschen.
Koin Kuno 10-Sepuluh Groschen Dari Negara Austria tahun 1997


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in case anyone doesn't have a copy yet, SRC has a pretty incredible sale on this right now for $12.99
in case anyone doesn't have a copy yet, SRC has a pretty incredible sale on this right now for $12.99
As far as I am aware, Cold Spring did get permission from Trent Reznor. I know that I sent the contents of the CD to Trent before anyone else heard them, and I know that he spoke to The Quietus about the release, and had nothing negative to say about it. I believe Danny said as much in a post in the Coil Facebook group, but even without that, I have to think that if Cold Spring went so far as to request formal permission from you and I to basically do a variation on the packaging I designed with your photography, surely, surely they would ask Trent Reznor if it was okay to use his music.
I feel as though the arguments amongst the friends and acquaintances of the deceased members of Coil over who has control over what has left the fans out in the cold. I think the material was very well served as a download we assembled, but was beyond pleased to see our work evolve into something tangible.
I appreciate that, for as dramatic as NIN fans get, they do not come anywhere close to the drama Coil fans drum up.
This is absolutely fantastic. I had a chance to interview him a few years ago and it was a fascinating chat.
There's a fair amount of solo instruments there (and even a few vocals). Remixers, take note!


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By Tina Jackson
Perhaps fittingly in a post-industrial city, a car park in Sheffield has won a prestigious architectural award.
One of the five 2009 RIBA Awards for architectural excellence bestowed on buildings in Yorkshire was given to Charles Street Car Park in Sheffield's Arundel Gate, which is part of the £130 million Heart Of The City programme. Designed by Allies and Morrison Architects, the multi-storey building's angular design, and a surface clad in aluminium panels mounted in four different directions that has earned it the nick-name of 'the sugar cube' because of the way it appears to glisten, divided the opinions of Sheffield residents when it opened before Christmas last year.
The other accolades awarded to new buildings in Yorkshire went to 1 North Bank, Castle Hill Hospital, Castleford Bridge and York St John University, De Grey Court.
The RIBA Stirling Prize, awarded to the architects of the building that made the biggest contribution to British architecture in the past year, will be selected from the 97 UK Awards and 6 EU Awards, and announced on October 17.
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Ad Age's 40 Under 40 Recognizes Chris Carlson
Ad Age just released its third annual 40 Under 40 list and Viacom Velocity's very own SVP of Creative, Chris Carlson, made the cut. This top industry list names some of the brightest minds in media and marketing making significant contributions to shape the future of our business.
The list is cultivated by Ad Age's editors and reporters and takes into consideration innovation, outstanding achievements and reputation among clients and peers. "Ad Age's 40 Under 40 recognizes some of the finest and most forward-thinking talent in marketing today," said Judann Pollack, Deputy Editor of Advertising Age.
Chris joined Spike's Creative and Integrated Marketing team in 2004 and has been working to elevate the network through boosting viewer engagement and innovative content solutions. Ten years later, he joined Niels Schuurmans and Dario Spina to form Viacom Velocity, the full-service integrated marketing and creative content team.
"It's gratifying to be part of an organization with the weight and reach of Viacom, but still be allowed – and even encouraged – to remain nimble and take chances creatively," Carlson said. "It's exciting to be part of a group that's interested in efforts that may unlock entirely new ways to advance the media industry forward."
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My co-worker and scrapbooking friend Jennifer would often joke that when she buys kits, and tons of them at that, she'd tell her husband that it was by "accident". She accidentally went to Michaels. She accidentally clicked "buy" online. My husband knows this story...
Well, one day, I "accidentally" bought the Studio Calico December Daily kit. Actually, it was a pre-order. I was just being nosey. My jaw dropped when I realized I had pre-ordered a $100 kit. I've never spent that much on scrapbooking products at one time. My husband bought my story all right… heh.
So let me make the most of my "beautiful accident". December Daily is about documenting a story for each day in December, from the 1st to the 25th, and possibly until the end of the year which I hope to do...
At the end of each day, I set aside about 15 to 30 minutes to look through my iPhone photos and document anything special that happened that day – that most definitely doesn't entail my long grueling hours at work – so it's whatever happened after I get home from work. It doesn't have to be Christmas related; just everyday life. I'm more mindful about carrying my iPhone around with me. Even when we work out in our unfinished basement. I try to capture different "moments" and then choose the one that's most document worthy at the end of the day. I don't stress whether it has to be a full spread or not. Whatever works for me and my mood that night.
One of my personal goals is to try and use everything in the kit over the 25 days. I tend to save/hoard everything pretty and am trying to break that habit for 2014.
Here is my first week of December Daily! I am trying to incorporate a lot of see-through elements like Ali Edwards!
My cover (again, inspired by Ali Edwards) where wood veneer was gold embossed and secured on a page protector.
Love the gold page on the right.
The December calendar, see through and stitched. "G" for our family initial - - - yes I am OFFICIALLY a G in 2013!!! - - - driver's license, passport and credit cards changed not too long ago! Whoo! Behind the G is the next page... Our wreath on the door. That was not coinicdental!
Troy sleeps in. My passport photo. Wreath goes up. Story about our Christmas tree.
Troy, Troy and more Troy. :) P90X. Gold embossed JOY. Christmas cards.
Mike and Troy horsing around during P90X arms. See through stars. Can you tell I LOVE stars? My special night at the track... My first speed workout after having surgery on my right foot 5 weeks ago which has been a painfully slow recovery (I also thought I had permanent nerve damage from the surgery). Oh and that Starbucks cup cover has a story behind it, literally.
Tanny texts me a photo with the kids from a few weeks ago. :) My big box full of Studio Calico goodies from Black Friday and my December kit. Also Lawn Fawn die cut which I can't wait to use! The cartoon was emailed to me from my co-worker on his day off. Our obsession for good coffee.
Last layout is all about getting our king sized bed. I stitched through the wood veneer letters which cracked here and there. Oh well. I will live and I will move on... I haven't journaled on the light blue part yet. Trying to capture the album while there is still natural sun light peeping through my craft room. Love the starburst embellishments!
Hope you enjoyed my December Daily as much as I did. :) Week 2 starts today!
Here is how I try to stay organized:
85% of stuff shown is from the kit. My Canon Selphy CP900 to the right, best gift to myself this year.


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Educate your students about the meaning and importance of Remembrance Day with our selection of Featured Activities. These activities ask students to reflect on the sacrifices men and women have made during war time.
Giving Thanks
Students create a one panel comic acknowledging Remembrance Day and showing what they appreciate about Canada.
Remembrance Day
Students explain how they will observe Remembrance Day and why it is important to remember the men and women who have died in war.
Remembrance Day Poem
Students create their own poem in comic form about the importance of observing Remembrance Day.
Remembrance Day – How I Will RememberStudents demonstrate how they will remember the sacrifices of our veterans on Remembrance Day.
WWII Heroes at Home
Students explain how the people working on the homefront are just as important to the war effort as the people in battle. Students demonstrate some of the things people on the homefront did to contribute to the war effort.
WWII – Six Steps to War
Students must describe/symbolize six events that led up to World War II.
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The Team
This project was a hybrid development effort. The design, storyline and game balance system creation were done by the PC Group at Namco Bandai Games America in Santa Clara, CA. The code engine, the artwork and the implementation of the design were done by InterServ, a development company in Taiwan.
combat models, skill choices and other items stayed pretty close to the same, excepting the occasional changes required as implementation pointed out drawbacks or limitations... but mostly... the game is what it set out to be.
The PC Group consisted of only three people, Chris Wren, Tim Johns and me. Chris has worked on Falcon 4.0, and spent a lot of time on The Sims franchise at Electronic Arts, including The Sims Online. My history is mostly action games, including titles like Tribes 2, PlanetSide, Heavy Gear II and others. Tim had worked extensively at Namco in the QA department, and Mage Knight: Apocalypse was his first title as part of a development team.
InterServ had a lot of folks dedicated to the game. There were 15 or so people in Taiwan all the time, and they also had an extensive art team in their Shanghai office in China that created the thousands of assets you see in the game. InterServ's last release had been Iron Phoenix, a fighting game for the Xbox platform. While its engine was designed for a fighting genre, we felt the graphics were very good, the art equally so, and that it would be a good starting point for the game.
We also worked with a sound creation team named dSonic that created all the music and sound effects for the game, even going to the extent of implementing all the sound effects and drop-off radius information for everything you hear. dSonic also worked with us to record all the voice actors here in California and in Boston.
High-Level Goals
We really just wanted to make a simple, fun to play 25-plus hour gameplay experience. We never deviated from our original course on game design. We had played almost every game that's ever been created for this genre, and there was definitely a list of things we didn't like about them, so we set about creating solutions that avoided those pitfalls; the end result was the skeleton for Mage Knight: Apocalypse.
We then worked with WizKids, the folks who make the Mage Knight miniatures wargame, to flesh out a story outline... and from there, we just went to town.
There was never an intention on our part to make a triple-A summer blockbuster sort of game here. Mage Knight: Apocalypse is fun, simple, challenging if you want it to be, and the amount of single player gameplay is 25 hours or more for a single run through the story. The game is also designed for much more play beyond once through; we have five unique characters to choose from, and they all play very differently.
Cooperative multiplayer gaming allows players of any experience level to hop into a game to gain some experience or grab some loot with their friends. The character you build in single-player is easily transferred to multiplayer to let this happen, and you can also port this same character back into your single-player story and pick up right where you left off.
Your character's mastery of his or her skills requires a lot more than you can gain in a single time through the game in single-player, so the cooperative multiplayer and repeatable missions and sagas in single-player allow you to continue questing for better loot and more experience for as long as you are willing.
InterServ used the core of its Iron Phoenix engine to create the backbone for Mage Knight: Apocalypse. They then added systems we needed for our game such as inventory, group enemy AI, skills systems, statistics systems... pretty much everything you need to make an RPG. For multiplayer, we ended up using the GameSpy system as a simple, easy to implement solution that had been used many times before. And the dSonic guys pointed us at the ISACT sound system, which allows the multi-layered sounds you hear in the game.
Development Timeline
Well... the original release date was June. But then, we had some changes in the way we were doing European distribution of the title and the marketing there needed more time... so we ended up delaying the launch of Mage Knight: Apocalypse until September.
The project took a little under two years to complete.
Changes and Enhancements
The original storyline wasn't really conducive to combat gameplay, and had to be overhauled quite a lot. The concept of Aspects, originally called just crystals or shards, stuck through the plotline, as did a few of the characters like Sythvallis and Lord Katalkus, but almost everything else changed.
Additionally, forging and potions were something that got added along the way as it became obvious that the game would be more fun if there were more ways to manipulate items you find in the world.
And the scenarios grew and changed as the plotline changed.
However, combat models, skill choices and other items stayed pretty close to the same, excepting the occasional changes required as implementation pointed out drawbacks or limitations... but mostly... the game is what it set out to be.


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Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Talking past, present and future with Duncan Robinson
The voice at the other end of the phone chuckled at the question I asked.
I asked Duncan Robinson if if feels like yesterday that his family dropped him off at Williams, or does it seem like forever ago.
"That's a good way to put it," Robinson said.
The former Eph, who transferred to the University of Michigan, is wrapping up his college education and basketball career now. Robinson, who would have graduated last year from Williams, is basically done with his course work and will graduate in June.
"It does feel like a while" since he was at Williams, Robinson said. "I've had so many experiences. Michigan has been my home for the last three years. At the same time, I'm as close with some of those Williams guys as ever.
"It's funny. Looking back, time flies, but I feel very thankful for both of the experiences."
The Wolverines, along with the rest of the Big Ten, are bound for Madison Square Garden at the end of the month to play the conference tournament. Michigan will play on March 1, at a time to be determined.
Coach John Beilein, whose Wolverines are 21-7 and 10-5 in the Big Ten, said that Robinson — one of three senior captains — and the other captains need to take another step forward.
"It's their time right now," Beilein said in a Detroit Free Press article after Wednesday's win over Iowa. "I want them to shoot more, I want them to be more aggressive. It's their time. They've worked really hard and they've been leading. They've been great captains, but they've also got to be the ones that are a little bit more aggressive both offensively and defensively."
Robinson was in Beilein's starting lineup until a game at Michigan State on Jan. 13. Since then he has come off the bench and played a season-low eight minutes in a loss at Purdue on Jan. 25.
"[The season] has been a challenge. I've learned a ton, not just about myself as a basketball player, but also with handling adversity," he said. "Not to say I hadn't handled adversity before, but when you have a certain expectation of how things are going to go and it doesn't turn out that way.
"I've grown a lot through it, and I'm really thankful that I've had this experience because I've matured a lot and I've learned about what it means to be a leader."
The 6-foot-8 forward might have had two of his best games of the year in the last two contests. He scored 16 points and was 4 for 7 from 3-point range in a win over Wisconsin. Then he had 18 points and made 6 of 8 from outside the arc in a win at Iowa.
Maybe it's the turning of a corner for Robinson, and by extension, the Wolverines?
"I'd like to think so. We'll see," he said. "I'm just trying to control what I've always tried to control, stuff you can control which is energy and effort. Whether or not the shots fall, all you can do is prepare and put everything you have into it.
"If they don't go in, they don't go in."
Oh, and of the shots that don't go in, or do, I had to ask Robinson if he thought much about his first — and still only — NCAA championship game.
The NCAA Division III championship game was March 22, 2014, and with 19 seconds left, Mike Mayer had scored on the put-back of a Robinson miss, giving Williams a 73-72 lead over Wisconsin-Whitewater. But Quardell Young went coast-to-coast (all Tyus Edney or Danny Ainge, depending on your age) to score the game-winning basket and make a foul shot for a 75-73 final score.
Last year, when Williams went to the Final Four, I asked Mike Greenman and Dan Aronowitz, who were on that team, if they had watched the tape since. Aronowitz had but Greenman had not. Robinson was the third member of that Mike Maker-recruited freshman class, so I asked him.
"I've watched a handful of times, more than a handful actually," Robinson said. "[The first time] it was very hard to watch. As time progresses, I don't think it'll ever be easy to watch, seeing how close we were to it.
"I'm incredibly thankful for that year."
Robinson said he has been watching Williams play when he can, and has seen several games. He is, no doubt, rooting for the Ephs to win the NESCAC title and perhaps even a national title.
How about his future? Former Indiana coach, and ESPN analyst Tom Crean, said on a conference call that he thinks Duncan Robinson can play in the NBA.
"That's the ultimate goal," Robinson said. "I've put so much into basketball since I was young. It's literally been my entire life. I've learned so much from it and I want to continue to play as long as I can."
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Epcot Postcards – Future World
Bridge to the Future The creation of fossil fuels is part of the Universe of Energy in Future World. The story of the search for new energy sources even extends into the reaches of outer space.
One Little Spark In Journey Into Imagination, Dreamfinder and Figment escort you aboard the "Dream Machine", enjoy 3-D "Magic Journeys", and the Image Works spurs creativity with light and sound.
World of Motion, Future World This moving presentation follows the progress of transportation through the ages. Man's advances are shown as scenes from the past lead on to experimental vehicles of the 21st Century.
Spaceship Earth Ride a "time machine" through this 18-story "geosphere", where an Audio-Animatronics story of communications comes to life.
Future World A Sleek Monorail circles Spaceship Earth. Inside the 18-story "geosphere" is a "time machine" ride through an Audio-Animatronics story of communications.
Universe of Energy Aided by solar panels on the roof, "ride on sunshine" back to the dinosaur era. See Nature's dramatic enfoldment of fossil fuels into the Earth. And travel the world to view new energy ideas.
Land Explore creative partnerships with the land. Set sail for "Tomorrow's Harvest." Sing along at a show that has the whole town cooking. And enjoy country-store fun, food and flavor.
Communicore, Future World Join in an Electronic Forum, tap new energy ideas, preview your vacations electronically, try out information innovations, and go "backstage" to see Epcot's fascinating computers.
Journey Into Imagination Ride into wondrous realms of creativity, challenge your imagination in a playground of the future, and take "3-D" Magic Journeys through the Looking Glass of the Mind.
Future World Discover how today's dreams can become tomorrow's realities. Entertainment adventures explore communications, energy, transportation, the land, imagination and much more.


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What Can I Do With a Major in Spanish?
The major in Spanish develops not only students' language skills, it exercises critical thinking around subjects related to the culture, literatures, art, and history of the Spanish-speaking peoples of all continents. Reading, discussing, and writing in Spanish are the principal activities of the major. Students interested in graduate studies in Spanish or Latin American studies, or in business, medicine, law, or international relations, are encouraged to develop advanced proficiency in Spanish.
- Crime Analysis Intern, Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, DC
- Child Life Assistant, Children's Hospital, Louisville, KY
- Summer Sales Analyst, Forrester Research, Cambridge, MA
- Spanish Scheduling Reporter, TVGuide/Gemstar, Radnor, PA
- Environmental Research Intern, REDES Amigos de la Tierra- Montevideo, Uruguay
- Intern, Biennial of the Americas, Denver, CO
Related Careers
- Government: Translation/Interpretation, Diplomacy, Customs, Intelligence, DHS
- Industry/Commerce: Marketing, Import/Export, Logistics/Transportation, Human Resources, Consulting, Volunteer Manager, Publishing,
- Travel/Tourism: Ecotourism, Travel Services/Guidance, Customer Service
- Interpretation: Business, Conference, Guide, Judiciary
- Translation: Legal, Literary, Medical, Technical, Healthcare
- Education: Spanish Teacher, ESL Teacher, Tutor, Librarian, Foreign Study Exchange Programs


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This advanced virtually odorless hair remover cream dissolves away unwanted hair quickly and painlessly for soft, smooth skin that lasts days longer than shaving. Deeply moisturizing Cocoa Butter and soothing Vitamin E replenish skin's moisture while gentle hair removers dissolve unwanted body hair in as little as 4 minutes. Used on legs, arm, underarms and bikini area.


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[Writing this post a little early on a Friday (like 2 AM early) because I'm heading out of internet access for the next day and a half or so.]
This week, I was sent a copy of The Albion Review, a national undergraduate lit journal that I submitted a short story to in October of 2014. I got my acceptance in April, 2015, and the arrival of my copy revealed that I my story, "Unapologetic," actually won their short fiction contest. Look around, look around, how lucky we are to be alive right now…But really, I'm pleased, especially because the short story in question is in the contemporary genre, which I hardly ever write in. At the time I submitted it, thought I'd be satisfied if it got in anywhere. Now? I may cruise for reprint venues… So yeah, that's up on my Fiction page, though it's not currently available online.
Marooning myself at a coffee shop last week was so good for my productivity, I did it again this Wednesday. I drank a vat of tea for $3, laughed about it containing Stevia so soon after I binge-watched Breaking Bad, then thrilled and rejoiced in the little coincidences of life when this guy sat down next to me, looking just similar enough to Walter White to make it all worthwhile.
Green Star Reads for this week:
Finished REBEL MECHANICS, by Shanna Swendson. I feel like I'd have liked this more if it were developed more, deepened, if it took more time to weave together the world…As it is, I liked the potential of some elements, and my ship sailed, so like, that was good. But…?
I'm still figuring out my feelings on FEED, by M. T. Anderson. Understand, cover summary mentioned "fighting the feed," and I went in thinking UGLIES, etc. Came out more reminded of THE FAULT IN OUR STARS (except it's really, really not like TFioS)… I… It was really interesting, and I was riveted, and I think this one is going to take me a long time to fully process.
Another one I tore through was WHAT'S LEFT OF ME, by Kat Zhang. So long overdue. I've had an ARC of the sequel for ages, I met Zhang at Ch1Con last year, and I think I wanted to like it so bad that I was scared of it for a while… I'm happy to say that I loved it. I'm excited to read the sequel, and hopefully get deeper into the characters, and the different personas, and the world of the novel at large.
I'm chipping away at REVISION & SELF-EDITING: TECHNIQUES FOR TRANSFORMING YOUR FIRST DRAFT INTO A FINISHED NOVEL, by James Scott Bell, a few pages at a time.
I still have a tower of library books from last week, but I'm dropping them all for the moment because A GATHERING OF SHADOWS came out this week, by Victoria Schwab (one of my all-time favorite authors). Everyone should buy it, right now. To tide me over, I'm reading one of Victoria Schwab's first books, THE NEAR WITCH, which came in the mail a few days ago, exactly as I'd planned. Find an epic coat, read a Schwab book, any Schwab book–but also go buy AGoS.
- Soundtrack of the Week: Badass villain playlist continues to suit my needs. I also just listened to "Monsters" by Mree for several hours tonight.
- Go-to method of procrastination: League. Office. Ansatsu Kyoushitsu. Coaxing my zombie phone back to life because I somehow have to make it until contract runs out this November.
Sticker Check-in
- Red – 1/2 hr revision (WEEK TOTAL: 3 hr)
- Blue – draft 500 new words (WEEK TOTAL: 11,500 words)
- Green – read 100 pages (WEEK TOTAL: 800 pages)
- Gold – 1/2 hr studying Japanese (WEEK TOTAL: 4 hrs)
- Silver – blog post (WEEK TOTAL: 1)
- NOT PICTURED – I'm tracking exercise and adult-like responsibilities in a separate baby-sized calendar also courtesy of Easter Seals.(WEEK TOTAL FOR EXERCISE: 1 time).
Points of Note:
- Still overlapping red and blue stars for overlapped revision and drafting new words.
- The drafting stickers on the 20th and 21st are from rewriting a short story I worked on back in school, which was runner-up in my district for the Scholastic young writer's awards thing, but I knew was never quite right. This new draft looks so different, coming at the concept from a completely different angle, but I have a lot more hope for the result.
- Tracking total stars per week was a good idea, I think, because I just realized I have two more total stars than last week, even though I got less done during this weeks Productivity Jail. Again, that's from the new short story draft I poured out, but it's nice to see.
One of those last drafting stars was for the senior profile I had to write for my college's English Department newsletter. As I was jotting things down–about working on my campus lit mag, about spending time in Greece and Chicago, about finishing novel drafts, getting minor success for a few short stories, and being eligible for a freaking Campbell award–it occurred to me that a lot has happened during my college career. It's been a good four years. And since the internet (specifically the writing community) has been a big part of those four years, I owe you guys a thank you.
So, thanks for reading, and thanks for being awesome, Internet.


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Export, Import and Sharing
Picture Calendars can be exported, imported and shared by either Google Drive or other Apps capable of storing or sending Files.
Exports are triggered from the Current Calendar Page.
To export the current Calendar either tap on the Share or the Upload Icon in the Action Bar.
To directly upload to Google Drive you have to be logged into Google through the G+ Login Button on the Calendar Library Page.
Enter the Name for the Calendar Package and adjust the Image Quality, where lesser Quality means smaller Packages. The standard Version of Picture Wall Calendar only allows up to 50% Quality and a maximum Size of 400x400 Pixels, unless you purchase the HD Export Option.
With the HD Export Option there are two Export Modes:
Image Quality less than 100% (recommended)
Images are resized to a Maximum of 2000 x 2000 Pixels and recoded as JPEG-Images with the Quality defined. This leads to compact Picture Calendar Packages presumably most Devices can handle. It also prevents you from exporting very large Calendar Packages which cost valuable Network Traffic and Device Storage Space. A good Balance between Quality and Package Size sports an Image Quality between 70 and 80%.
Image Quality equals 100%
Images will be exported with their original Files in full Quality and Resolution. This might lead to very large Calendar Packages and high resolution Images which might be oversized for the average Android Device Screen.
Example: Exporting a Calendar with eight Megapixel Images (JPEG) and 100% Quality results in a Package Size of up to 30 Megabytes. The same Calendar exported with an Image Quality of 75% is only three to six Megabytes while the Difference in Quality on the imported Calendar is hard to impossible to detect, even on high resolution Displays like that of the Nexus 10 or the Asus Transformer Pad 701t (2500 x 1600).
Upload to Google Drive
Once the Calendar Package is created, a Background Process will upload it to Google Drive into the Folder "PictureCalendar". You'll see a Notification tracking the Upload Process. Once finished, either refresh the Calendar Library Page of Picture Wall Calendar or launch Google Drive through the Action Bar Icon in the Library Page (App or Web Browser) to check for the Upload being successful.
You may have to refresh the Drive App's View to make the new Package visible, the Web Version of Drive refreshes automatically.
Calendars can be shared either by Google Drive or other Apps capable of storing, sharing and sending Files.
Share with Google Drive
Switch to the Calendar Library Page, sign in if necessary and tap on one of your Calendar Packages. Be aware that you cannot reshare Calendars which have been shared with you in the first Place. You'll have to import and export it back to Drive to share it again.
On the Popup Menu showing up tap on the Share Icon and you'll get this Dialog:
Here you enter the Email Addresses of the Contacts you want to share with. This is quite similar to the Google Mail App, thus type in Names or Email Addresses and chose from the List or use the Contact Picker to select from your Contacts.
Then define whether the Calendar should only be shared with those you named explicitly (Private), be available to anyone knowing the Link (Link) or is published to everyone (Public).
Also here's your Opportunity to show the Developer of the App (me) your Calendar Creations, something I'd very much appreciate.
If you share the Calendar, all Contacts given will receive an Email with a Link to the Calendar and be able to directly download it into the Picture Wall Calendar App.
Share with an App
Once the Calendar Package is created, a Dialog will come up showing all the Apps capable of handling Files like Picture Wall Calendar Packages. Chose whichever you want to use to store, share or send the Calendar, for example your Email App.
Calendar Imports are possible in a variety of Ways. Picture Wall Calendar Widget has to be installed for this to work. Here the most important Import Procedures:
From Google Drive
Two different Ways to achieve this are possible:
Through the Picture Wall Calendar App
Change to the Calendar Library Page, sign in if necessary and tap on one of your Calendar Packages. On the now displayed Popup Menu select the Download Icon and dismiss the Confirmation Dialog. The Calendar Package will be erased from your Device after the Import.
Through the Google-Drive-App
Open the Google Drive App, navigate to the Folder containing the Calendar Packages and tap on the one of them. Three Options will come up: Picture Wall Calendar, Picture Wall Calendar (Using Google Drive) and Picture Wall Calendar (Using the Web Browser). The latter does not work for now.
With the first Option the Google Drive App will download the Package and then forward the File to Picture Wall Calendar for Import. The Package File remains on your Device after the Import.
The second Option will start the Configuration App of Picture Wall Calendar immediately and download the Package directly from Google Drive. The Calendar Package will be erased from your Device after the Import.
From a Website
Packages can be downloaded and imported directly by Picture Wall Calendar, given it is installed and you tapped on the Link with your Mobile Browser. If you want to host Calendar Packages on your own Server, make sure it knows the Mimetype "application/piccal".
From an Email Attachment
Currently supported EMail Apps: Google Mail and K9 Mail. Others may or may not work.
Tap on the Attachment and Picture Wall Calendar should come up and ask for Confirmation. Grant that and the Package will be imported.


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so i took a little field trip to kota tua and monas yesterday with 30 lunatics i call friends hahaha dede also went with us hahah so we gathered our forces at kfc bulungan around 8. i thought we went at 7 so at ungodly hour at 5.45 i woke up and i was ready at 6.15, turned out it was 7 am for dinda because they said dinda's always late. uh and no one told me so yeah. i went with abi and dede and we walked to blok m busway station. i saw two old buses in front of the station and it looked so vintage-y
turned out it's a clothing store! there's a grafitti on the side of the bus! very creative and cool no?
our destination is stasiun kota which is the farthest station
then we reached our destination, it was quite fast about 30-45 minutes to kota! the bus was pretty clean but the furniture was pretty bad especially the floor hahaha but for 3.500, it was pretty good!
the museum is right across the street! there was an underground pass, there was also a lift for the disabled, which doesn't work *shrug*. there were a loooooot of vintage things at the museum there were hugeeee safe deposit boxes and computers!!!!!!!!! love them~~
and then we went to kota tua! we rode sepeda ontel which we rented for 10rb each for 30 minutes! we had sooooooo much fun! i tried to ride the bike and it was quite difficult to control! it's a must try though! abi rode it sooooo fast hahahah anyway i took allll the bicycle shots you can see in my facebook from the bicycleeeeee hahahaha
we grabbed lunch at kota tua, i ate mi ayam. michelle is happy.
that photo on the right was taken on 2008 hahah and the left was yesterday. rekindling old moment!!!!!!!!!! tp fail since the lens i used yesterday was not wide enough! look how much we have grown!
we went to monas by busway again and finally went to GI, walking. yep! we thought it was pretty near and turned out it was reaaaaaally far and abi and ayu ditched us by using taxi! we got shouted by few motorcycles and abi almost got hit by a motorcycle DUMBO!!!!! i h888888 motorcycles! we ate yoshinoya and grabbed a magnum ice cream (first time ever!!!!!!!) and went home by busway with daniel and abi. we got off at al azhar and daniel's driver picked us up!
twas a very great little field trip!
dede is literally flying. i can't. even.
going on a trip to singapore tomorrow, i hope i can put something up here but can't promise anything! have a great summer everyone!


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The Knox–Thompson, or cross-spectrum, method provides two two-dimensional difference equations for the phase of the object spectrum. We demonstrate that, in general, the object spectrum phase can be decomposed into a regular, single-valued function determined by the divergence of the phase gradient, as well as a multivalued function determined by the circulation of the phase gradient; this second function has been called the hidden phase. The standard least-squares solution to the two-dimensional difference equations will always miss this hidden phase. We present a solution method that gives both the regular and the hidden parts of the object spectrum phase. Finally, we illustrate several examples of imaging through turbulence and postprocessing with the Knox–Thompson method, including the hidden phase.
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From the New Yorker's Brett Surowiecki. Originally published April 16, 2016: When the New York Islanders take the ice on Wednesday night for the first game of their second-round playoff series against the Tampa Bay Lightning, they can be grateful to their captain, John Tavares, who scored both goals in their series-clinching, double-overtime comeback win against the Florida Panthers on Sunday. But the Islanders have someone else to thank, too: the officials at that Panther game. Tavares's performance that night was exceptional—he tied the game, with fifty-four seconds to go in the third period, and then scored a beautiful wraparound goal in overtime—but he was only in position to become a hero because of what Sporting News termed "the worst non-call of the playoffs." Just before he scored the game-tying goal, the Panthers had the puck in the Islanders' defensive zone with the net empty (the Islanders had pulled their goalie in favor of an extra forward). As Florida's Vincent Trocheck went to shoot, the Islanders' Matt Martin, diving to knock the puck away, tripped Trocheck, who fell to the ice. Trocheck lost the puck, and the Islanders eventually retrieved it, leading to a rush that culminated in Tavares's goal. The moment the trip happened, it was obvious to anyone watching that it was an infraction. It was also obvious, to most hockey fans, that there was little...Read More


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Does anyone else get sore knees??
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The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY (Leader of the Opposition) ( 14:20 :00 ): I seek leave to make a brief explanation before asking the Minister for Manufacturing and Innovation, representing his very good, close and intimate friend, the Minister for Investment and Trade, a question about time zones.Leave granted.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY: As members would be aware, back in early February—I think around 5 February—the old chestnut of a distraction was released, which would be a discussion around—I think the Premier floated it—changes to the eastern time zone. Members would be aware that I lived on the South Australian-Victorian border all of my life before being a farmer, and we lived with a difference of half an hour. We lived right on the border; in fact, my property backed onto the border. Really, they should have actually spoken to the people who live with it on a daily basis before we went down this path.
We are now nearly six months on from that announcement. I was listening the other day with interest, as I often follow what the member for Waite does and listen to what he says, because sometimes it varies on a daily basis. Anyway, I was listening last Monday or Tuesday as I walked to work to a radio interview, where I listened to the discussion on what had been happening. They had a great debate on 9 April and then they did some other consultation, and the minister was saying to Mike Smithson on morning radio:
…we're walking along the trail assembling the 'What We Heard' report following extensive consultation…we've got an early draft of that…it's raised some really interesting issues that required further work. So we've gone to a range of sources to get some answers to some of the issues raised into 'What We Heard' report…also we've commissioned some economic modelling because I think the argument would be supported by some sound economic arguments.
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…firstly it's telling us that there's a wide array of views here and that there's no general consensus. It's also raised some interesting issues, some of which haven't come up on previous occasions when this matter's been raised…for example, over on the West Coast there's issues that have been raised about kids getting up half an hour earlier, will it be darker, are there any health issues…
He says that has never been raised before. Where has he been? Then he goes on to say, 'we're seeking advice on that'. He then goes on to say that the report also raised issues about safety, with the more daylight the better. Later in the day the argument is that if you have more daylight there'll be less chance of hitting things on the road and they are getting some advice on that. He goes on:
Issues have been raised about whether or not we can open schools and government offices…later to accommodate a change…we're getting advice on that…
He then went on to say that they have also—
The PRESIDENT: The Hon. Mr Ridgway, this is not a brief explanation.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY: It is a brief explanation.
The PRESIDENT: No, it's not; it's a long explanation.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY: I'm just about—
The PRESIDENT: Three minutes for an explanation is getting a bit too long. Just get to the questions.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY: The last 15 seconds, Mr President, have been taken up with you asking me to hurry up.
The PRESIDENT: Get to the questions.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY: My final point is that he said, 'we've gone to the universities, we're getting some economic modelling done'. My questions are:
1.Who has been commissioned to do the economic modelling?
2.How much is the economic modelling costing?
3.The economic modelling the minister referred to later in his interview on the radio—was that the same economic modelling as before? It mentions that the same people have been engaged.
4.The minister took a number of flights to all parts of the state. Can the minister bring back a response as to how much the flights have cost and how much the whole study into the change to time zone is costing South Australians, when it was really just a joke and a distraction?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER (Minister for Manufacturing and Innovation, Minister for Automotive Transformation, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation) ( 14:23 :53 ): I thank the honourable member for his question and his very touching personal story and reminiscence about his former life on the land. I will seek an answer from the minister responsible, who is a very good minister. He is a good egg and a great advocate for this state, the minister responsible, and I will bring back a reply. He's a good egg.
The PRESIDENT: Supplementary question.
The Hon. D.W. RIDGWAY (Leader of the Opposition) ( 14:24 :21 ): Did the minister call his colleague 'a good egg' or 'a rotten egg'?
The Hon. K.J. MAHER (Minister for Manufacturing and Innovation, Minister for Automotive Transformation, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation) ( 14:24 :23 ): He's a good egg.
The PRESIDENT: The Hon. Mr Wade.
Members interjecting:
The PRESIDENT: Order! The Hon. Mr Wade has the call.


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Blog Post: Wisconsin Foodie
We feel so lucky to be producing our ice cream in the "dairy state". Not only do we have the best milk and cream one can find for ice cream, but the state of Wisconsin has such a diverse and excellent culinary scene that embraces small, artisan food producers like Purple Door.
Recently we received a visit from Arthur Ircink, creator and executive producer of Wisconsin Foodie. He and Kyle Cherek have been doing a piece for Wisconsin Foodie about Clock Shadow Creamery, Martha's Pimento Cheese and Purple Door Ice Cream. All three businesses produce dairy products in the Clock Shadow Building in Walker's Point.
It is fascinating to speak with Arthur, who has toured the state, country and world learning about and recording localfood producers, chefs and restaurants. His questions are poignant and telling. It was a pleasure to talk with him about Purple Door, why we source local, the importance of local food and business in our community and economy, and how ice cream making can be artfully captured on camera.
If you aren't already a fan of Wisconsin Foodie, might be suggest checking them out online or your local PBS station.
To view the episode about Purple Door, Clock Shadow and Martha's Pimento Cheese, visit this link: http://wisconsinfoodie.com/episodes/?season=24


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