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TERRE HAUTE — Cage fighting is coming to Terre Haute.
An eight-bout pro/amateur card featuring 30-year-old Shane Meehan of Terre Haute will rock the Zorah Shrine Temple on July 28.
A 1996 graduate of West Vigo High School, Meehan owns a 17-2 record as a pro. Having competed in cage fighting on and off for 12 years, some of his bouts have taken place in Atlantic City and Las Vegas.
In Meehan's first fight in Terre Haute, he'll be taking on an opponent to be announced later for the North American Boxing Council's vacant heavyweight cage-fighting championship.
Retired boxing champion Terry Ray of Terre Haute has been helping train Meehan for about four months and he's impressed with Meehan's power.
"He's a real tough guy," Ray said of the 6-foot-1, 235-pound Meehan, whom he works with at the U.S. Penitentiary. "He hits very hard."
Ray started to notice cage fighting develop into a popular sport in this country in the last year.
"It's one on one," he explained. "It's similar to boxing. I respect those guys [who compete in cage fighting]. It takes a lot of hard work."
An octagon-shaped cage (eight sides) will be brought in for the card. Meehan said cages usually stand about 6 feet from the ring floor.
Bouts are scheduled for three five-minute rounds, although they could end early if a fighter knocks out his opponent or makes his opponent submit (often known as "tapping out"). One of the most frequently used submission moves is the arm bar.
Meehan said he wears a 4-ounce thumbless glove that's several ounces lighter than boxing gloves. "It's almost like getting hit with a bare fist," he mentioned.
Meehan admitted that cage fights can get pretty rough, but fans aren't likely to see anyone get seriously injured.
"With the athletes we put in there, you won't see anyone brutally beaten," he insisted. "Everyone will come in trained in some combination of wrestling, mixed martial arts, boxing and/or kickboxing."
Other bouts on the July 28 card — including a few Terre Haute fighters — will be announced later.
Tickets will go on sale Tuesday at central Indiana TicketMaster outlets. They also can be purchased by calling Meehan at (812) 230-5301. Tables seating up to 10 persons will be available for $500.
David Hughes can be reached by phone at 1-800-783-8742, Option 4, or at (812) 231-4224; by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com; or by fax at (812) 231-4321.
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I've explained my post-2011 NFL allegiances before, but allow me to summarize them one more time for any new readers to this column.
I eased into liking the Indianapolis Colts as my favorite team in the late 1980s. Like plenty of other Wabash Valley sports fans, I became Colts-obsessed when Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne and others turned them into an elite franchise in 1999 and the early 2000s.
When the Colts beat Da Bears 29-17 in Super Bowl XLI on Feb. 4, 2007, I yelled as loud as anyone in Terre Haute.
Hughes, News & Views: The '78-79 Sycamores rediscover timeless bond
The 1978-79 Indiana State men's basketball team that posted a 33-1 record and battled Michigan State for the coveted NCAA championship almost 35 years ago isn't likely to play any more full-court games together, not even just for fun.
Hughes, News & Views: Shaw preparing for 20th season as Rose-Hulman coach
When Rose-Hulman men's basketball coach Jim Shaw gets introduced to the Hulman Center crowd before Sunday afternoon's exhibition game against Indiana State, think of the old saying "time flies when you're having fun."
Hughes, News & Views: Friends remember Jim Bogle
When I covered the semifinal round of the IHSAA boys tennis sectional at Terre Haute North last week, it seemed like there was an empty seat in the bleachers.
In reality, I noticed few — if any — empty seats because plenty of spectators wanted to watch the host Patriots battle No. 14-ranked Terre Haute South for the right to advance to the next day's sectional championship match.
In the end, junior Nathan Bogle pulled out a dramatic three-set victory at No. 1 singles to help South edge its crosstown rivals 3-2 on its way to capturing the sectional title.
Yet there was something missing.
The person who would have been in that empty seat I imagined, Nathan's father Jim Bogle, had been battling cancer for close to two years and could not attend the sectional.
Sadly, cancer claimed his life Thursday morning. He was 52. -
Hughes, News & Views: Doug Shouse going into ASU Hall of Honor
One thing you can say about members of Terre Haute's Shouse family: They never have had a problem with running and jumping.
At least not until knee problems hit.
An outstanding athlete since the days I played pick-up basketball games with him and his brothers in the Terre Haute Boys Club and Indiana State University Arena gyms in the mid to late 1970s, a young Doug Shouse knew how to turn heads with his dunks and athletic fast-break moves against college guys and mediocre players like me. -
Hughes, News & Views: Oden picks Miami Heat for site of comeback
At 7 feet tall, former Terre Haute resident Greg Oden stands out in almost any crowd.
So to persuade the increasingly healthy Oden to play during the 2013-14 NBA season — for the first time since Dec. 5, 2009 — a team needed to offer something unique to stand out.
Like, say, a chance at a ring.
Enter the Miami Heat, who have won the last two NBA championships behind the "Big Three" of four-time NBA Most Valuable Player LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. -
Hughes, News & Views: Gladiator Games are back Saturday
When I talk to my old weightlifting buddies around the country on the phone, through texts or on Facebook, we frequently reminisce about "the good ol' days."
Imagine that — guys over 50 living in the past.
Anyway, I recently discussed with Jim McCarty — who now lives in Daytona Beach, Fla. — about a "Terre Haute's Strongest Man" contest he organized in the mid-1980s inside the National Guard Armory on Maple Avenue. -
Hughes, News & Views: Lure of big payoffs fuels columnist's fantasy football addiction
Gather around, my friends. I think I may need an intervention.
After winning the championship game of our Tribune-Star newsroom free fantasy football league in 2003 — the first time I ever participated in the popular hobby — I became hooked on dominating as many leagues as possible. -
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute 'hacker' accomplishes Mark's Par Three first
It's no secret that Mark's Par Three is not the most difficult golf course in Vigo County.
But it's enjoyable for beginners and golfers of modest skill levels and it doesn't lack for activity during warm-weather months.
Open since 1964, it's had its fair share of players test their skills, probably several better than 43-year-old Brian Brown of Terre Haute. -
Hughes, News & Views: Pacers, 500, NFL on mind of curious columnist
One previous time, I believe, my annual May questions column ran one day late into June.
Can you forgive me for this being the second time?
With apologies out of the way, below are questions that have been taking up valuable space in my head lately.
Some are serious, some not so much. Most are sports-related, but don't blame me if a few are not. After all, newspaper sportswriters don't eat, sleep and breathe sports 24/7 (contrary to what my Lisa might tell you).
Here we go:
• How funny will the reaction of the national media be when the Indiana Pacers knock off the unbeatable Miami Heat tonight and Monday to take the series and head to an NBA Finals showdown with the San Antonio Spurs? Hint: Several ESPN "experts" will need to change their underwear next week. -
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute runner sets up race to help Boston
Having competed in the Boston Marathon once before in 2003, 35-year-old Majel Wells of Terre Haute thought she should give it another try in 2013.
"My goal was just to finish and enjoy Boston," she reflected this week. "I had an injury [runner's knee] beforehand, so I wasn't too worried about beating my time from 2003 [4 hours, 10.20 seconds].
"But nobody cares about what your time is at Boston anyway."
From what I've heard over the years, she's right. Unless you're a super-serious runner, the Boston Marathon has been more about taking in the atmosphere and having fun than placing in the top 50, although Wells was pleased that she beat her previous time by finishing in 3:55.19 on April 15.
Obviously, her race time wasn't the most vivid memory that Wells took away from her 2013 Boston experience. -
Hughes, News & Views: Former South players to play in Saylor benefit game
I had my first phone conversation with Mike Saylor since mid-February on Thursday and he sounded good.
The former Terre Haute South High School boys basketball coach, who's been battling cancer this year, has been traveling back and forth to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for chemotherapy treatments. -
Recent South swimmers Roach, Bray heading to DI nationals
I'm sure most of you with office jobs can relate.
When work gets busy, sometimes it's easy to skim over our emails. After all, how many times do we need to read the same nonsense from alleged Nigerians wanting to make us rich if we'll send them several thousand dollars first?
So after having three consecutive days off, that almost happened to me when I returned to work Tuesday. Then I realized that the message from Jeff Thompson, Terre Haute South High School's boys and girls swimming coach, contained significant news. -
NCAA Division III basketball tournament returns to Rose-Hulman
The last time Rose-Hulman served as host for the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament, its game was played inside an old World War II airplane hangar.
You "old-timers" should know the building I'm talking about and the matchup wasn't really that long ago — March 6, 1997, to be exact. -
DAVID HUGHES: Childhood friends use faith, sports to get them through
When I learned in February 2009 that a rare form of appendix cancer would devastate my life and cause me to miss work for several months, Mike Saylor was among the first to offer assistance.
Book review: Thumbs up for 'Trophies and Tears'
Now might be too late for giving Christmas presents, but the book "Trophies and Tears: The Story of Evansville and the Aces" is a fascinating read for longtime Indiana basketball fans, particularly those older than 40.
Written by award-winning Kyle Keiderling of Henderson, Nev., and released in hardcover format in mid-December, the 480-page "Trophies and Tears" documents the rich tradition of the University of Evansville men's basketball program through recent interviews and research of old yearbooks and newspaper/scrapbook clippings.
The book contains many cheery moments — behind-the-scenes details of all five NCAA College Division (now known as Division II) championships won in the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s by the Purple Aces and their legendary coach Arad McCutchan — although some of those moments don't seem so cheery from an Indiana State perspective when the Sycamores found themselves on the losing end of scores. -
Hughes, News & Views: Wishing for Colts-Broncos playoff matchup from Santa
There's plenty of tragedy in the world to bring us down if we let it, so let's have a light-hearted column today — my annual Christmas gift requests for Santa Claus.
I already know one of my gift wishes is becoming less likely to happen. That would be for the Indianapolis Colts to face the Denver Broncos in the AFC playoffs. -
Colts' loyalty tested by Manning, Broncos
We're approaching the halfway point of the NFL season and so far it's been surprisingly enjoyable.
I wasn't sure how I would handle following two favorite teams — 1a.) the Indianapolis Colts and 1b.) Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos — but the new arrangement hasn't caused me any loyalty conflicts yet.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Sorting out the sports air waves
My name isn't attached to them, but I'm the one who usually puts together the "Sports on the air" television/radio listings that appear daily on this newspaper's Scoreboard Page.
Hughes, News & Views: North junior ready to go racing
When we last visited 16-year-old Rachel Gutish, she was finishing sixth in the Women's Enduro X race in the nationally televised Summer X Games at Los Angeles.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Yelovich still striking the ball long on LDA Tour
In June 2011, I wrote a feature story about former Indiana State basketball center Mick Yelovich making a name for himself as a golfer on the Long Drivers Association (LDA) Tour.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Colts? Broncos? Maybe there's more than enough room for both
I've got a longtime buddy who I'm fairly sure rarely, if ever, reads this column.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Point of Jones' return
Since May 14, Indiana high school basketball fans have wondered why Jim Jones would want to come out of retirement at 74.
HUGHES, NEWS & VIEWS: Questions abound for Indy 500, Manning, baseball sectional
Phones are ringing less frequently in the Tribune-Star sports department this week.
Hughes, News & Views: Hutson getting ready for final stretch toward Olympic Trials
If Kylie Hutson were a cross-country runner, she'd be approaching the final stretch of her biggest race in about three weeks.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Rose basketball alumni offer advice to current team
Bryan Egli and Joe Puthoff, both Rose-Hulman basketball starters I covered in the late 1990s, took their degrees from the prestigious engineering institute and found successful careers in the Indianapolis area.
Egli, also a former West Vigo High School multi-sport standout, lives in Carmel and works for Thieneman Construction in Westfield. Puthoff lives in Indy and works for Rolls Royce Aircraft Engines. -
DAVID HUGHES: Super Bowl odds getting stranger and stranger
Today's annual "Super Bowl odds column" feels special to me because I've been a diehard NFL fan since 1967 and next Sunday will be the first time the big game takes place in our great state of Indiana.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Coach's book a chance to remember North Vermillion state champs
Almost 10 years ago, February 2002 to be exact, the New England Patriots upset the high-powered St. Louis Rams to win Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans, the Winter Olympics entertained spectators in Salt Lake City and Terre Haute South High School's girls basketball team started its tournament run toward a Class 4A state title.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Plenty of sports-related gifts for columnist's wish list
Last week, I was all set to beg Santa Claus to give the Indianapolis Colts a certificate good for one NFL regular-season victory.
Then the 2011 Colts decided to play like the 2009 Colts and clobber the Tennessee Titans on Sunday for their first win of the season. So that present won't be necessary. -
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: WTHI defends decision not to show Colts
When your favorite NFL team is threatening to finish 0-16, you have to figure a few fans will jump off the bandwagon.
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On this page is information on Disney's Beach Club Resort, including pictures of the view from every hotel room, pictures and video from inside Beach Club rooms, a list of amenities, restaurant reviews and dining menus with prices, pool photos and reviews, reader comments, childcare options, and more. Last updated: February 26, 2014
Use our exclusive Room Finder to see a resort map and find a great room!
This five-story Deluxe resort has clapboard facades with whitewashed-wood trim and is painted a bright blue. The Beach Club is embellished with beach scenes in foam green and white. The resort has a themed lobby, with sea-horse fixtures. The resort faces 25-acre Crescent Lake and has an elaborate swimming complex that it shares with the Yacht Club Resort.
There are 576 guest rooms at the Beach Club, and 282 studio and one- and two-bedroom villas at the Beach Club Villas, part of the Disney Vacation Club time-share program. Most of the hotel rooms are 381 square feet and have two queen-size beds, a daybed, and a desk and a chair. Like the Grand Floridian's, rooms have a lot of drawer space. Beach Club rooms are decorated in soft green and blue tones. Some rooms have balconies.
The Beach Club Villas evoke seaside Victorian cottages. Studio accommodations offer kitchenettes; one- and two-bedroom villas have full kitchens. Subject to availability, villas are open to the public as well as to Vacation Club (time-share) members. The villas share restaurants, pools, and other amenities with the Yacht & Beach Club Resorts. A small business center serves guests' work needs for both the Yacht and Beach Clubs and Beach Club Villas.
As a Disney Deluxe resort, the Beach Club provides excellent service. Within the Yacht and Beach Club are nine restaurants and lounges and are within walking distance of Epcot and the BoardWalk. Transportation to other destinations is by bus or boat. Walking time to the transportation loading areas from the most remote rooms is 7 minutes.
Although the Yacht & Beach Club Resorts are arrayed along Crescent Lake opposite the BoardWalk, a relatively small percentage of guest rooms actually overlook the lake. Many additional rooms have an oblique view of the lake but face a courtyard or garden. To complicate matters, the resorts don't differentiate between a room with a lake view and one overlooking a swimming pool, pond, or canal. There's only one category for anything wet: "lagoon or pool view."
The Beach Club consists of a long main building with several wings protruding toward Crescent Lake. Looking at the resort from Crescent Lake, the Beach Club adjoins the Yacht Club on the left and spreads toward Epcot on the right. The main building and the various wings range from three to five stories. Most rooms have balconies or, on the ground floor, patios. Balconies are either big enough for a couple of chairs, or about 6 inches deep (stand at the rail or sit in a chair inside the room). Top-floor rooms often have enclosed balconies inset into the roof. Unless you'e standing, visibility is somewhat limited from these dormer balconies.
We receive a lot of mail about the Yacht & Beach Club Resorts, most of it positive. First, these remarks from a Wayland, Massachusetts, mother of two:
This was the first time we stayed at the Beach Club, and for us the amazing pool complex was worth the extra money. Several nights we climbed up to the top of the waterslide as the sun was setting, and it was an incredible sight - truly a memorable experience!
This mom from Brownsville, Texas, however, has some issues with the Beach Club:
The room doors at the Beach Club don't fit very snugly, so any noise from the hall was practically broadcast into our room. The room was close to the elevators, so it sounded like everyone in the hotel was stampeding past our door in the morning. I like the Beach Club very much, but if we go back I'll ask for a more remote room way at the end of the hall.
From a Norman, Oklahoma, mom who visited during the summer:
Beach Club was great, but swimming facilities close at 8 p.m., leaving nothing to do in the evening if you choose not to tour a park at night. For $400+ a day, you'd think the swimming pool would be open at least until sunset!
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Hotel | Definitely (+/- since last year) |
Disney's Beach Club Resort | 76% (-8%) |
Average for WDW hotels | 76% (+0%) |
Average for off-site hotels | 57% (+0%) |
Hotel | Definitely (+/- since last year) |
Disney's Beach Club Resort | 100% (+10%) |
Average for WDW hotels | 92% (+2%) |
Average for off-site hotels | 79% (-7%) |
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Good (and Not-So-Good) Rooms at Disney's Beach Club Resort
The Beach Club's better views are from rooms with full balconies, and from those that overlook the lake. Other good rooms include those facing woods, with Epcot in the background. The latter are the resort's quietest, most peaceful rooms, in terms of both noise and scenery.
They're also nearest to Epcot's International Gateway entrance if you're walking, but farthest from the resort's main pool area, lobby, and restaurants. Of the remaining rooms, most face courtyards, with some of these providing oblique views of the lake, and others overlooking parking lots and the resort's front entrance.
Here are our recommendations for good Beach Club rooms. All room numbers are four digits, with the first digit specifying the floor and the remaining three digits the room number.
Water-view rooms with full balconies facing the lake Odd-numbered rooms: 2641-2647, 3501-3511, 3683-3691, 3725-3795, 5607-5623, 5683-5691, 5725-5795. (The Beach Club will charge you for a water-view room if there's so much as a birdbath in sight. If you're going to pay the price, get a real water view.) Standard-view rooms with full balconies facing the woods and Epcot Even-numbered rooms 3512-3536, 4578-4598.
Strengths | Weaknesses |
Nautical/New England theme | No transportation to Epcot main entrance except by taxi |
Attractive guest rooms | No convenient counter-service food |
Good on-site dining | Poor room-to-hall soundproofing |
Kids' programs, character meals | |
Excellent selection of nearby dining at Epcot and the Boardwalk | |
Boat service to Disney's Hollywood Studios and Epcot | |
10-minute walk to rear entrance of Epcot | |
10-minute walk to Boardwalk | |
15-minute walk to Disney's Hollywood Studios | |
Best resort swimming complex at WDW | |
Health and fitness center | |
Convenient self-parking | |
View from waterside guest rooms | |
On-site child care |
Disney's Beach Club Resort Dining
- Beach Club Marketplace (Counter Service)
- Beaches & Cream Soda Shop (Table Service)
- Beaches & Cream To Go (Counter Service)
- Cape May Cafe (Table Service)
- Hurricane Hanna's Grill (Counter Service)
- Martha's Vineyard Lounge (Bar or Lounge)
- Yacht & Beach Club Private Dining
Park | Commuting Times | Resort Transportation |
Magic Kingdom | 23 min |
Epcot | 8 min |
Hollywood Studios | 26 min |
Animal Kingdom | 24 min |
Num. Rooms | 583 |
Cost Range | $335-$2730 |
New England beach club of the 1870's
Room Quality | B |
Check-in Efficiency | A |
Quietness of Room | B |
Shuttle Service | B- |
Hotel Pool | B |
Staff | A- |
Food Court | D |
Overall | B |
Suites | Yes |
Concierge Floor | Yes |
Room Service | Yes |
Wired Internet | No |
Wireless Internet | Yes |
Fitness Center | Yes |
Water Sports | Yes |
Marina | Yes |
Beach | Yes |
Tennis | Yes |
Biking | No |
Shuttle to Parks | Yes |


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Since the big bacteria you are worried about is C. botulinum, that strategy should be effective. At 250º F you will get a 12-D reduction of the bacteria in 2.52 minutes. http://en.wikipedia.org...
I've never tried this. I always boil my jars for at least 10 minutes. I process my preserves in a hot water bath anyways so I have the canner boiling so it's not really any additional work for me. Your technique sounds great, curious to see how it comes out.
BTW - I made a great rhubarb fig jam this spring, highly recommend.
Jams and preserves contain such high levels of sugar and acid that you don't have to worry about dangerous bacteria the way you might if you were canning a low-acid item (like beans, which must be pressure-canned). Before rings and lids, people regularly just sealed the tops of jams with hot paraffin (and some people still do). I haven't tried the oven technique; however, as mentioned in another post, heating jars and lids in the hot water you're heating for the hot water bath you must have to get a reliable tight seal is pretty efficient.
I think figs (and tomatoes) are an exception; in that they are a low-acid/borderline fruit so they have to be acidified a little to be safe.
I run my canning jars through a hot water rinse in an otherwise-empty dishwasher, and leave the door closed until I'm ready to use them. It may not be very energy-efficient if you're only making a few jars, but works perfectly for a full afternoon of canning.
Right about tomatoes and figs being on the low-acid side (depending on the variety). Tomatoes might indeed need a tsp. of lemon juice or vinegar in the jar (unless you use a pressure canner), but the sugar in fig preserves is the main inhibitor to bacteria growth. Toxins like botulism are really not a concern in properly canned jams, jellies, etc. Take care to leave only a bit of headspace at the top of the jar (1/4") and to wipe the threads clean with a damp cloth before putting on the lid. Syrup on the threads is one of the main reasons for sealing failure. Jeez, I sound old, but I've been making jam, et al. for a long time.
Everyone here really sounds like they know what they are doing! But for me, my routine is to thoroughly clean the jars with soap and hot water then I put them on a cookie sheet in an oven heated to 250-300 until I'm ready to fill the jars. I usually do this right before I'm ready to fill the jars so they aren't in the oven more than 15 minutes or so. And I always boil the lids. I hope your preserves come out great! I'm sure they will.
I think the concern about heating in the oven is that the glass could break and it might not get the jars really hot enough. The Ball Blue Book says not to do it - and not to count on the dishwasher doing the job well, either. But Ball also says there's no need to sterilize if you are going to process the food longer than 10 minutes. Usually, only jellies are processed less than 10 min. So, if processing longer, you need to get the jars heated up (so they won't break when you pour hot liquid in), but don't need to sterilize. Lids need to be heated to 180 for 10 min.
According to the USDA, you don't need to sterilize jars that are going to be water-bath processed for more than 10 minutes at sea level (the time increases depending on your altitude). Since jars (with or without food in them) are sterilized when boiled for 10 minutes at sea level (adding 1 minute for every 1,000 feet above sea level), during the course of water bath processing, the inside and outside of the jar, and its contents are sterilized. Your jars and bands just need to be clean, especially on the threads, as per mainecook61 (you should simmer new lids in hot warer for a few minutes before every processing though--this softens the rubberized flange which increases your chances of a good seal). If the food you are canning calls for processing 10 minutes or less, then the recommendation is to sterilize the jars first, by boiling in a water bath for 10 minutes at sea level (adding 1 minutes for every 1,000 feet above). Again, use new lids, simmered in hot water, for every processing.
My thanks to everyone! I made the perserves this morning. 5# figs, 6 cups sugar...boil the hell out of it till nice and thick. Added 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice and bits of thinly sliced lemon. Put the jars in cold oven and set to 250 degrees. They were in for about 45 minutes as i cooked the preserves. when I filled the jars they were HOT! I've been canning for years so am aware of the other great bits of advice. :) i processed them for 15 minutes and they are beautiful! The tree is prolific this year so i may be doing this again in a day or two. Gifts for friends will be a jar of figs with a nice sharp cheddar!
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Figs from your tree---I am faint with envy here in Maine. Trade for blueberries?
For preserves, you don't really have to worry about botulism poisoning. Canned fruits with added sugar will usually ferment if they go bad and you'll notice this right when you open the jar, if the lid hasn't popped open from the gas pressure that builds up.
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Star running back Marcus Coker has been suspended by Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz. That certainly takes luster off the Insight Bowl, eh?
I was curious to see if Coker could make a run at duplicating his 219-yard Insight Bowl rushing performance of last year. Well, not necessarily 219, but I could have seen Coker getting chunks of yardage against Oklahoma. The Sooners' defense has talent, but it isn't one of the nation's best. It's 61st in the nation in total defense, partly because it vies with several turbo-charged Big 12 offenses.
So now you lose the Big Ten's No. 2 rusher for reasons unclear. Just like you lost Adam Robinson last year for a violation of team rules. But here's the rub: You don't have a Marcus Coker to step in like you did last year when Robinson was unavailable for the Insight. Mika'il McCall, who had 61 yards in the season-opener against Tennessee Tech before breaking an ankle? Also suspended. For what? For … a violation of team rules.
This thing with Iowa and running backs has gone way past weird. Being a running back who actually makes meaningful contributions at Iowa means one thing: You won't make it to Senior Day. That's not to say Coker won't get back on the team in good standing, because I honestly don't yet know his offense as of 5:15 p.m., Tuesday.
Brandon Wegher was so good in the Orange Bowl two years ago as a freshman. He never had a second act at Iowa. Adam Robinson was so good during the regular season last year. He never made it to the Insight Bowl, and is now at Minnesota-Duluth.
Coker was so good this year, with 1,384 rushing yards, 21 catches for 157 yards, seven 100-yard rushing games, and six games with two touchdown runs. The Big 12 has all sorts of marvelous skill players. Baylor (Terrance Ganaway) and Oklahoma State (Joseph Randle) are terrific backs who piled up 1,347 and 1,193 rushing yards, respectively. But that league has few pounders who rival Coker.
Here's who remains:
De'Andre Johnson, redshirt freshman. 18 carries, 79 yards. All in mop-up time, almost all of it against Tennessee Tech and Indiana. Appeared in five games.
Jordan Canzeri, true freshman: 9 carries, 56 yards. All of it was accrued against Louisiana Monroe and Indiana. Appeared in six games, missed the last two because of injury.
Damon Bullock, true freshman.: 1 carry, 23 yards, against Tennessee Tech in the season-opener. Appeared in five games, but just one of the last eight.
Jason White, senior: 3 carries, 12 yards. A special-teams player, though he was listed as No. 2 running back for much of the first half of the season.
Brad Rogers, sophomore fullback: 1 carry, 2 yards.
Hmmm…..high grades, quiet guy, …….
Think Kirk and crew can NOW find a "good time" to stick someone else in the game and take the load off Coker's shoulders?
Mike, it doesn't appear it was the old "violation of team rules," though. The release specifically says it was the Code of Conduct, which means it might not even be KF's call to make.
Right you are, Rupert, and I'll fix the text to reflect it. Thanks for the catch.
If Ferentz can't keep these guys that get basically over $ 100k to get an education and play a sport then 1st get rid of the coaching staff (all of them) but if it is beyond the coaches responsiblitiy then kick them off the team and take away their scholarships and lets see how great they can do begging for a job and a "real life" that is if they don't end up in jail
after 59 years of following mostly losing seasons its time we go back to the drawing board and quit giving criminals a free education and a chance to make money in pro ball.
And to the good guys that play and played for the Hawks you are and were great and I'm sure you feel horrible that these same bad apples represent the great school you attended. I feel for you.
I feel bad for you that you just assume he's a criminal. As far as I can tell, no one's found him on a police log yet
That's an extremely weird comment. Perhaps the SNL skit was right and the comments section of online newspapers is, actually, Hell.
Hey Steve, remind me not to ask you about those kids on your lawn.
Okay, due back on the planet Earth now.
Now, will the suspension of McCall be lifted? Maybe? Anyone?
There's no joy in mudville.
Coincidentally, or not?, Iowa has never lost an assistant coach to a lateral move before, either.
When is someone going to answer the question? What was he suspended for? And why doesn't The University want to discuss details? To paraphrase Bill Bradley, "When is someone going to go on record in this thing?" If it was for a team rule or an academic code, can someone please quote me the specifics? It's obvious there is a non-denial denial going on here. What are they afraid of, admitting the truth?
Well Now That Our Running Backs Have Been Nearly Exhausted..Will Our Well Over Paid Coach Have The Guts To Put In Canzeri? Now Does Anyone Know How Oklahoma Defends The Pass? I'm Guessing Not Very Well..Does This Mean That Possibly Some Of Our Other Recievers Will Be Used Other Then Our 1st & 2nd…It Would Be Nice To See Martin Manly Used A Little More Than He Has Been..And How About Our Tight Ends Being Used In Certain Situations A Little More? Were Probably Going To Have To Pass A lot More Due To Our Running Back Situation.It Sure Will Be Interesting To See What Our High Paid Coach Does..


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20th August 2011, 07:11 AM | #181 |
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The big heatsinks i am suggesting is to face heavy duty work
Full power, distorted power of 10 percent.... continuous distorted power...playing already distorted masters, modern electronic music or Heavy metal distorted music.... two channels driven and using two huge transformers of 2 kilowatts each one of them....so.... the available power, when distorting, will be huge, will go to 1 kilowatt each channel (2 ohms)
And believe me or not, there are guys that does not perceive that as bad sound...they understand that sittuation as "loud sound"...some guys feels distortions as "crisp" sound because introduces harmonics and sound starts to have more "body".... seems more solid...i do think it is awfull, but i see that many guys does not mind... the ones loves distorted, already clipped guitar tones (already present in the audio source recording) do not mind...for them this is much more an effect than a defect. For "normal", standard use... to average listeners.... the ones does not accept distortion, these 15 by 30 centimeters heatsinks (2 pieces of 15 by 15 attached together in the picture), to one channel, will be good enougth to operate at 8 ohms with continuous undistorted tones (250 watts RMS) and will be good also for musical 500 watts... seems the average is 250 watts and you have peaks that will reach 500 watts or more.... listening normal music, not modern electronic music.... a jazz music, a classical music for instance. My suggestion to use 7 times this heatsink shown is to heavy duty.... two channels as i said...pumping horrible continuous distorted sound at 10 percent THD levels...two channels playing.... so... power transistor will survive to such kind of torture. You do not need to do this way if your transformer is smaller....your power to each channel will be, let's say limited, by 50 percent (aprox.) of your transformer power....so, if you select two 600 to 700 watts transformers, then your avaiable power may be around 350 - 450 watts RMS to each channel and this heatsinks shown in the 3D picture will be good for 8 and for 4 ohms...and i do think this is the most rational use.... instead to push the unit to produce 2 kilowatts in stereo with 10 percent distortion (chip amplifiers uses 10 percent specification because people really goes to this level... average people... no audiophile people...less demanding people) Please, watch the power specifications to 8 ohms and 4 ohms.... this gonna be the most used condition i suppose... watch the demand of transformer power, the continuous power and distortion levels.... your transformer power will be what will decide the power you will be able to put out from your amplifier...so.... take care about this decision and select heatsinks, rectifiers, electrolitic condenser bank.... all this in order to face your custom use...not to waste money buying giant transformers that will never be needed to your particular application. So, select your power transformer in order to match your power needs...if you need 150 undistorted watts to each channel, if you do not tollerate distortion, then you will be running at this maximum power level...maybe to match your expensive speaker power ration, then select two 300 watts transformers or a single 600 watts transformer.... this will limit your power if you do not increase further entering distortion.... will protect and match your speaker and will save your money in heatsinks, rectifiers, electrolitic condensers, size of your case and transformer...will avoid to waste money and will save your speaker coil to be melted by a crazy kilowatt. sustained power. Observe that your selection will save money a lot.... to 200 watts you will need 10 thousand plus 10 thousand microfarads to each channel.... two 5A bridge rectifiers will be good...heatsinks will not be that huge...transformer will not be that big too. regards, Carlos
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The distance of the transistors' holes from the edge of the board was carefully measured to ensure that the transistors will mount nicely to a vertical heatsink without bending the leads. No cutting will be necessary
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This is very good Byron.... really very good.
about the transformer A Wayne... seems perfect to feed both channels, allowing you to have a very good power at 8/4 ohms with a very low distortion...if two of them will be more than perfect.
A good solution Wayne.... reducing transformer of cost and the use of something rational... as no one wants to listen distortions... these ones will be good to operate using 2 ohms loads having audio quality, or low distortion. Your transformer choice is very good. regards, Carlos
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The RCA input connector to the MKIII-Hx.... also you can use Canon plugs
Here you have a video link...down here:
RCA connector input for MKIII Hx - YouTube And a picture attached, regards, Carlos
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Regarding the groupsbuy at the other forum,situation right now is ;I've only one board left over.I can't take no more orders, sorry.
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I found myself on the list in an earlier thread, so maybe more than one is possible. finding myself on the list was why I posted, fortunately we hadnt gotten to payment time! It had been a while, and I hadnt checked the thread in a while....good thing I did! Russellc |
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Boards have arrived and they are beautiful. There is one tiny mistake: a missing soldermask on one pad, but it should be easy to scrape off. Also, it's very close to a contiguous pad, so builders could just bend the lead over. Otherwise I was not able to find any flaws.
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Boston, MA – March 29, 2011 – Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast markets, is pleased to announce the release of its brand new still animation plug-in⎯Photo Montage⎯powered by FxFactory®. Photo Montage presents users with more than one-hundred animated presets, twenty transition styles, easy re-ordering and re-timing options, and built-in motion blurring features for animating any type of still image within Apple® Final Cut Pro®, Motion®, Final Cut Express®, and Adobe® After Effects®.
Noise Industries' new plug-in helps users to easily string together images, titles, transitions, and more for a picturesque presentation that creates an animated medley of still photos – no keyframing required. When combined with its user-friendly interface, Photo Montage's full array of effect parameters allows both novice and expert users to create eye-catching animations that exceed even the most demanding clients' creative needs.
"We are ecstatic to introduce its unique features to the FxFactory community," says Niclas Bahn, director of business development, Noise Industries. "The principle behind Photo Montage is simple: select an animation style and your photos, and let the plug-in do the rest. With easy re-ordering and re-timing, built-in motion blurring, and many animated presets, the plug-in's extreme ease of use certainly does not imply limited functionality. Anyone animating stills will want this plug-in; it will make the entire slideshow animation workflow a breeze."
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A Noise Industries' plug-in, Photo Montage, combines an extensive array of effect parameters with extreme ease-of-use for an unparalleled still animation workflow. Key Photo Montage features include:
■ Keyframing Optional: No keyframes are required for animation. Set durations for pause and transition, and leave the hard work to the plug-in.
■ Support for All Popular Image Formats: This includes JPEG, PNG, and PSD.
■ Easy Re-Ordering and Re-Timing: Customize the order and duration of each photo without wasting precious time renaming files or resizing tracks on the timeline.
■ Titling Support: Assign titles to each image and customize how and where these titles appear in the final output.
■ More Than One Hundred Presets: There is no easier way to explore Photo Montage and find the desired look for any project.
■ Built-in Motion Blurring: Create high-quality animations at any frame rate with built-in motion blur, available for all effects.
For more information on Photo Montage, please visit: http://www.noiseindustries.com/fxfactory/photomontage/.
Availability and Pricing of Photo Montage
Photo Montage is available now through April 17, 2011 at an introductory price of $159 USD. A trial version of Photo Montage is included with the FxFactory installer. The trial version can be unlocked by purchasing a registration code from the online store at http://www.noiseindustries.com/store/.
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I need advice on my special snowflake academic future.
My askme history describes a series of academic mishaps which I can summarize thusly:
1) Dropped out of high school
2) Did a bunch of non academic stuff, much of which was health care related. Oh, and had a baby on my own (who is now school aged)
3) Went to community college in my early 30s, got prereqs for nursing, did great academically
4) Got into nursing school. Did OK despite it being really tough program that failed 3/4 of my class. Then got kicked out/failed for reasons I feel were unfair but are too boring to explain. Was told there was "no room" when I tried to re-take the class and am essentially out forever
5) Applied to PA school as a Plan B, apparently did not get an interview (I was supposed to hear by the end of November).
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I'm mid 30s, sick of my job, totally burned out on nursing which I was going into primarily for practical (ie: financial) reasons, no bachelors degree, 90 units of community college mostly sciency stuff but with this blight on my record and a 3.4 GPA.
I don't even think I want to stay in health care. I kind of want to go back to school, but of course just decided that a day after UC and State schools had their application deadlines.
I love reading and writing (I'm a health writer now, but haven't been able to find any other writing or editing jobs possibly due to my lack of MFA or even BA). I'm obsessed with history and could imagine studying history, rhetoric, film, writing, or something else along those lines, though not sure what I'd want to do for work in the long term.
Is it smart to do a BA completion program? Do I wait another year and apply to transfer to a 4 year program that I'd start in Fall '12? Should I try to talk to an academic counselor of some sort? How do I find that person? What the hell should I do with my life?! Argg!
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Huh -- California's deadlines are awfully weird. Most states accept transfer students much later than first-years, including on a rolling basis throughout the year. I looked at Cal State East Bay, and I see the Fall Quarter app period has ended, but oddly enough the Spring Quarter apps are still being accepted until Feb. 1 for classes starting in March. In fact, even though the Winter Quarter deadline has passed, they're still accepting some apps for classes starting in January. (See
Look into BA completion programs and see what they typically want in terms of breadth requirements and residency restrictions. (By "residency" I'm not talking about where you live -- which will also come into play for tuition purposes -- but completing your last 30 or 40 credits through your new campus.) I guarantee that there are more classes you can take in your local community college, or in an online program, that will transfer to another BA completion program but are easier to take now while you're in between schools.
There are loads of quality online programs out there that can actually be very cost-effective to do remotely. Stay away from for-profit programs like Capella, Kaplan and University of Phoenix, although on the plus side they're accredited schools whose courses will typically transfer okay. Many brick and mortar schools, such as the University of Wyoming, offer online programs at the same price as in-state tuition, even if you're not in their state, because your lack of physical presence on campus lowers costs.
The writing field is very tight right now, but especially since you're in the Bay Area, maybe you could try technical writing or documentation. Not as glamorous as the humanities, but still very necessary.
Feel free to MeMail me if you'd like some more assistance; I have worked in a large state university admissions office and am very familiar with student affairs, and my fiance is plugging along towards his bachelor's online at the ripe old age of 35. You can do it!
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Holy Crap. I never would have noticed that weird deadline extension if you hadn't pointed me to it Madamina. I'm going to apply for the Spring!
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You should do some fairly serious contemplation about why you are going back to school and what you will use your BA for, before the first day of classes. I mean - what will you be majoring in? What jobs will that prepare you for? How will you manage your loan payments?
I suggest perusing the "figuring out what you want from life" section at your local library or bookstore. Find out where they keep "What Color Is Your Parachute" and pick up a book or two in that category.
This process is important enough to delay entering school for an extra term.
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Slightly off-topic of your main question, but with your strong interest in writing, and past experience in health care, you might think about a program that would be geared toward your becoming a grant writer.
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CES 2014: ASUS ThunderboltEX II Expansion Card
Subject: General Tech, Shows and Expos | January 6, 2014 - 04:01 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: ThunderboltEX II, Thunderbolt 2, CES 2014, CES, asus
It has been a rocky road for the ASUS Thunderbolt EX expansion card(s). Development was not a problem. They were created but could not be released because of Intel certification woes (because those never happen). The specific reason was never identified but they did hold back releases until after Intel designed a reference add-in card (AIC) for select Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) partners.
No need to stew over my alphabet soup.
ASUS has now announced the ThunderboltEX II expansion card which is the first Intel-certified AIC providing a single Thunderbolt 2 port. Despite the multitude of delays, ASUS should still be first to market albeit a market where USB 3.0 became fairly ubiquitous (a lot can happen in a one-year exclusivity). The Thunderbolt EXII is rated at 20 Gbps. The card will be compatible with certain 8-series motherboards from ASUS.
A dual-port AIC, the ThunderboltEX II/DUAL, is also announced.
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Subject: General Tech | September 15, 2013 - 06:30 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: z87, Thunderbolt 2, sonnet, Intel, idf 2013, idf, gigabyte, asus, asrock, aja, 4k
Intel recently launched its next generation Thunderbolt 2 interface, and several devices using the new connection were shown off at the Intel Developer Forum. The major takeaway from Thunderbolt 2 is the increased bandwidth and benefits to video production houses working with large uncompressed media. Specifically, Thunderbolt 2 is a PCI-Express based external interface that sends both video output and data down a single cable. Upgrades over the original 10Gbps Thunderbolt standard include an updated to the DisplayPort 1.2 video standard and double the bandwidth to 20Gbps. Thanks to the increased bandwidth, Thunderbolt 2 enables simultaneous video output and video file transfer of 4K media. Video editors can watch and transfer 4K video to an DisplayPort-equipped monitor and external RAID array respectively.
Intel is kicking off the Thunderbolt 2 standard with the launch of its DSL5520 and DSL5320 Thunderbolt 2 controllers, which are already in the hands of device manufactures. In fact, there were quite a few bits of hardware being shown off at this years IDF that already support the new Thunderbolt 2 standard. Intel is expecting even more devices in 2014.
Professional video editing and workstation hardware with Thunderbolt 2
While consumer PC hardware will be supporting Thunderbolt 2, the new interface is most beneficial to professional users and IDF was the launch pad for several high end pieces of production gear. Sonnet launched the Echo Express III external PCI-E card chassis that allows users to hook up PCI-E cards to systems via Thunderbolt 2 (for example: video capture card or fast solid state storage). Also, AJA showed off a video/audio capture box called the IO 4K that supports daisy chaining other Thunderbolt 2 devices and acts as a video capture card capable of taking in 4K and UltraHD video sources as well as high end audio inputs. Finally, PROMISE Technology showed off its Pegasus2 RAID 5 enclosure and SANLink2 Thunderbolt 2 bridge device.
External boxes are not the only professional products with Thunderbolt 2 at IDF, however. The technology is also being integrated into workstations, including the Apple Mac Pro with six Thunderbolt 2 ports and HP's new lineup of desktop workstations.
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Thunderbolt 2 will also be used in consumer gear as well, including Z87 motherboards. Asus, AsRock, and Gigabyte all had motherboards on display that each featured two Thunderbolt 2 ports. The new interface will be available on the multiple boards from the manufacturers. German tech site ComputerBase.de posted several photos of Thunderbolt 2-equipped motherboards and gave a glimpse at the upcoming hardware.
The Asus Z87-Deluxe/Quad, an AsRock Z87 motherboard, and Gigabyte Z87X-UD5 TH spotted at IDF by ComputerBase.de.
Of note are the ASUS Z87-Deluxe/Quad, AsRock Extreme 11/ac, and Gigabyte Z87X-UD7 TH. All boards off LGA 1150 CPU sockets, four DDR3 DIMM slots, a slew of SATA 6Gbps ports, multiple PCI-E 3.0 x16 and x1 slots, and rich rear IO including two Thunderbolt 2 ports (naturally).
The AsRock Z87 Extreme 11/ac via ComputerBase.de.
The following chart breaks down the specifications. Unfortunately pricing and availability have not been announced for these boards, but expect to pay a premium for the high end gaming hardware and new Thunderbolt 2 controller. (The Asrock Extreme 11/ac in particular takes the word "high end" to the, well, extreme.)
ASUS Z87-Deluxe/Quad | AsRock Extreme 11/ac | Gigabyte Z87X-UD7 TH | |
SATA 6Gbps | 10 | 10 | 10 |
PCI-E 3.0 x16 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
PCI-E 3.0 x1 | 4 | 3 | 2 |
mPCI-E | n/a | 3 | 1 |
Rear IO: | --------------------- | -------------------- | ---------------------- |
PS/2 | n/a | 1 | 1 |
Audio | 6 x analog, 1 x optical | 5 x analog, 1 x optical | 5 x analog, 1 x optical |
Thunderbolt 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
GbE | 2 | 2 | 1 |
Video out | 1 x HDMI | 1 x HDMI, 1 x DP | 1 x HDMI, 1 x DVI |
eSATA | n/a | 1 | n/a |
It is promising to see so many devices this early into Thunderbolt 2's launch, and the various high end motherboard using both Thunderbolt 2 and USB 3 gives consumers the best of both worlds and access to all manner of external peripherals. The bandwidth increase is certainly welcome, and I am interested to see what sorts of new devices it enables. For now, I think Thunderbolt 2 is going to be mainly a professional (or at least "pro-sumer") technology. With that siad, 4K capture and video output is already being worked on, and I am curious to see what other applications and technologies will really be able to push the new 20Gbps interface and what trickles down to the consumer space!
Are you excited about Thunderbolt 2? Let us know what you think of the IDF-launched products and the interface technology in general in the comments below!
IDF 2013: Promise Technology Shows Off Thunderbolt 2 Equipped Storage
Subject: Storage | September 13, 2013 - 04:23 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Thunderbolt 2, SANlink 2, raid, promise, 4k
Promise Technology has announced that it is launching new storage solutions with Intel's new Thunderbolt 2 interface. Shown off at IDF 2013, the storage products include the Pegasus 2 series and SANLink 2 Thunderbolt 2 to 8G Fiber Channel bridge. The Pegasus 2 series is a RAID 5 external storage array that connects to Windows or Mac machines using Thunderbolt 2. The SANLink 2 bridge product allows users to connect a PC using Thunderbolt 2 to Promise Technology's VTrak or VTrak A-Class shared SAN storage.
The storage products are aimed mainly at professional video editors that are working with 4K content. According to Promise Technology, the 20Gbps bi-directional Thunderbolt 2 connection enables video editors to simultaneously transfer and display 4K video content.
Promise Technology CEO James Lee was quoted as saying:
"With the industry now poised for the widespread adoption of 4K video, the Pegasus2 Series with Thunderbolt 2 technology will revolutionize how video creators are managing 4K workflows in addition to delivering unprecedented performance to artists and enthusiasts who love to create captivating content."
Both the Pegasus2 and SANLink2 products with Thunderbolt 2 will be available in Fall 2013 for so-far undisclosed prices. The full press blast is below, for more information.
Computex 2013: Thunderbolt 2 with 4K support
Subject: General Tech, Shows and Expos | June 5, 2013 - 08:58 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: computex, thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 2, Light Peak
We received Thunderbolt, on the PC at least, a year ago. While not yet ubiquitous, we will be receiving an update to the interface sooner than you would expect. The main advantages of Thunderbolt is the ridiculous bandwidth and ability to daisy-chain with displays. Thunderbolt 2 looks to advance both of those features.
Thunderbolt is based around a PCI Express signal for data and DisplayPort for video, both combined down a single cable. The cable, in fact, is compatible with Mini DisplayPort adapters and devices if used exclusively for video. The upgrade to Thunderbolt 2 advances the video standard to DisplayPort 1.2; as a result, Thunderbolt 2 devices will be capable of driving a 4K monitor (supposedly with sound) without requiring multiple cables to be connected.
In terms of strict bandwidth, Thunderbolt 2 will provide double the data rate of the original Thunderbolt. Instead of 10Gbps, new devices will be able to transfer at 20Gbps. This is especially useful for video content creators looking to manage, in real time, 4K or 120Hz data transferring between cameras and video gear. Struggling with large video capture bandwidth is something we know about...
As expected, there is not really any talk about specific prices yet (I would expect that depends on implementation) but you should look forward to it landing either really late this year or early next year. As for the original Thunderbolt? Well, the new standard is backwards compatible but there is concern whether new devices would be fairly crippled without the new standard.
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Full title is "A Black And White Cartoon About Roof Tiling" Using a similar technique as I did in my Alan cartoon I have created my first Paper-Flash. A cartoon almost completely drawn on paper and animated in flash. I originally thought this would be about 20mb but surprisingly it's around 2.7mb.
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That just might be the best damn animation about a pschopathic british man who gives cigarettes to children and uses roof tiling as an excuse to be alone. You are truly an artist sir. I salute you.
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Chances are this'll hit the front page, heh. Anyway, I dont know if you read your reviews here David, but I was wondering what the significance of that... Either crow or raven is. I've seen it now in a few flash's of yours and have been curious about it for a while now...
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The information you presented is decently informative and thought out, and I congratulate you on compiling this. However, there is a statement here; or rather a thought, that is inherently flawed and out of principal almost stopped me from bothering to read this.
"I believe there is logic behind why a picture works or not. I also believe that humans are meat machines, and that one day computers will be able to emulate humans and what we do."
Yes, there is a sort of science to composition, colours, lighting, and so on. It has been recorded and studied by the masters for ages. Yes, you can program a machine to produce results within the tolerances you set for it using those guidlines. But that is the end of it. Humans introduce an intagible and imperfection into the equation; it's called beauty, and it's something a non sentient machine can never prodcuce. You can have a machine produce a 'perfect' image with 'perfect' composition, lighting, colours and forms, and set it next to an imperfect image produced and processed through the human heart and a 4 year old could tell you which is better. A machine can only make marks on a page. It cannot create. It's images may nice, but it cannot understand the why, it cannot concieve the image; place emotion and thought into those marks to turn them into something meaningful.
Side note: You do not very clearly nor accurately explain Hue, Value, and Saturation clearly when covering gradients and shadows; this could lead to alot of confusion to less well read art students. You consistently interchange saturation and value, making horribly incorrect statements. And it's diffusion, not diffraction. I could go on, but through much strength of will I digress. Since alot of people read your thing since it's a sticky, I strongly urge you to revise.
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tell me what you see
If there ain't no love,
then I'll leave
WHY! is he a better man,
He don't love, the way I can
I've known you for so long,
Your feelings for me,
can't be wrong
Look inside your heart,
I'm begging you please
cause I know...
there must be
room there for me
Baby without you
there is no tomorrow
and you see me drowning
in a sea of sorrow
hold me, kiss me,
baby it's now or never
take your chances on me
just roll the dice
and set me free
Now you know.....
before this fire burns out
and more leaves fall down
Baby without you
there is no tomorrow...
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