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Artistic director Victoria Morgan thanked Louise Nippert for her grant which supports live music in the orchestra pit, and designates the CSO. However, she said it will only pay for music for three out of six productions. And at intermission, there was again that violin case collecting dollars for the music. I'm wondering if the freelance musicians, who say they are now out of work, will be playing those "other" shows?
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GAP has seen a multitude of Airline Safety whistleblowers come to the organization in recent years. These individuals have exposed numerous lapses in public safety that the TSA and FAA should have corrected long ago. However, the agencies have chosen to retaliate against their own workers for performing their important job duties. Descriptions of selected cases appear below.
Gabe Bruno
Gabe Bruno was a former FAA Manager of the Orlando Flight Standards District Office. He alleged that the FAA lacks a national security screening mechanism for certain mechanics that received fraudulent certificates from an FAA Designated Mechanic Examiner, but have refused to fully complete a recertification program. This failure creates a security vulnerability that leaves the aviation industry open to potential terrorist activity.
The basis of Bruno's national security disclosure was a list of these mechanics in question. One such mechanic's name on the list is the same name as a 9/11 hijacker, and 33 others share the same P.O. Box number in Saudi Arabia. Bruno further alleged that this failure to reexamine, screen, or account for the individuals who received fraudulent certificates creates a national security and public safety risk, as these individuals may currently be working for commercial airlines.
The Office of Special Counsel (OSC), the federal agency charged with investigating federal employee whistleblower disclosures, informed Bruno in 2009 that it found his disclosures revealed a "substantial likelihood that serious safety concerns persist in the management and operation of the certification and management programs at FAA."
Bogdan Dzakovic
Bogdan Dzakovic was a former leader of the FAA's counter-terrorism unit 'Red Team' which, prior to 9/11, tested aviation security in airports around the world. The security systems failed around 75-90 percent of the time, but the FAA censored any written records of the failures, and banned retesting. After the attacks, the Red Team was grounded.
Dzakovic filed a formal whistleblower complaint with the OSC, which eventually ruled in favor of his allegation, stating that the FAA executed its civil aviation security mission in a manner that "was a substantial and specific danger to public safety." Furthermore, not one person was held accountable for these actions – many of the involved employees and managers were rewarded.
But OSC disclosures, and their results, take time. When the TSA was created and took over airline security duties in the wake of the attacks, Dzakovic was retaliated against in the first week of its existence and reduced to performing administrative work.
Robert MacLean
Federal Air Marshal (FAM) Robert MacLean's experience demonstrates the ongoing, critical need to codify the anti-gag statute. In 2003, MacLean revealed a cost-cutting plan to cancel FAM coverage from long distance flights on the eve of a confirmed al-Qaeda suicidal hijacking plan. The plan never went into effect after Congress protested – based solely on his whistleblowing disclosure.
Three years later, however, TSA fired him with a single charge of "Unauthorized Disclosure of Sensitive Security Information" (SSI) - an unclassified "hybrid secrecy" label the TSA retroactively applied to the information that he disclosed.
MacLean's case is ongoing. But it should be noted that the attempted 2009 Christmas bombing by an Al-Qaeda agent is the exact same type of flight the MacLean blew the whistle on – a flight that did not have a FAM on it. Weeks after the attack, an anonymous TSA official shared with the media that FAMs were not on the NW253 because of "budget issues."
Frank Terreri
Frank Terreri joined the Federal Air Marshals Service (FAMS) out of a sense of patriotic duty following the 9/11 attacks, after 15 years of service as a law enforcement officer. Terreri's efforts to improve policies that jeopardized the agency's mission were met with nonstop retaliatory investigations of him and a gag order on further disclosures, while his air travel and security concerns have been ignored.
Terreri disclosed numerous security problems on behalf of 1,500 air marshals in his capacity as president of their association. He questioned policies that could help identify air marshals working undercover, including:
- mandatory displays of the air marshal's credentials in full view of the public – first at the ticket counter, and then again at the gate prior to departure
- predictable boarding procedures and static seating patterns that allow potential hijackers to easily determine which of the flight's passengers could be an air marshal.
- hotel policies that led to the air marshals being publicly advertised as the hotel chain's "Organization of the Month"
Terreri also challenged air marshal management's endorsement of at least six national news segments that revealed the methods agents use to respond to a hijacking – which could provide terrorists a tactical advantage during a hijacking.
Terreri was vindicated by the OSC in 2006 when it found a "substantial likelihood" that "FAMS management has failed to fully protect the anonymity of Federal Air Marshals (FAMs) by actively employing policies which result in their public identifications as FAMs."


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Soul Asylum glides back into focus with its first new release in six years, "Delayed Reaction," sounding more casual than anything.
Why not? There's little likelihood the Minneapolis band will achieve the kind of success it landed in the 1990s (particularly with the Grammy-winning 1993 single "Runaway" and the 1992 triple-platinum album "Grave Dancers Union"), so the probable lack of pressure would seem to make it easier for them to just do their thing.
"Delayed Reaction" is the group's first new full-length recording since it lost founding bassist Karl Mueller (who died of cancer in 2006), and it's also the band's first release on 429 Records.
Fortunately, Soul Asylum always had a bit of a ragged, rowdy sound, so founding members vocalist/guitarist Dave Pirner and lead guitarist Dan Murphy, plus new bassist Tommy Stinson and drummer Michael Bland, didn't have to take pains to update their sound or try on new trends.
Fans will take in "Delayed Reaction" like a comfortable, if relatively uneventful, reunion with an old friend: There may be a couple of surprises, but it's mostly just an easy re-acquaintance -- and the net effect of "Delayed Reaction" is humble charm.
Rating (five possible): 3
"HYPNOTIC NIGHTS," JEFF the Brotherhood (Warner Bros.)
JEFF the Brotherhood's contradictions on "Hypnotic Nights" create a release both simple and complicated.
The Nashville sibling duo of Jake (vocals, guitars) and Jamin (drums) Orrall juxtapose D.I.Y.-smeared garage punk, melody-rich vocals, aggressive drones and tinges of psychedelia, resulting in an improbably cohesive sound that is distinct and, indeed, hypnotic.
The Orralls co-produced "Hypnotic Nights" with prolific producer Dan Auerbach (of the Black Keys), a master at balancing grit and gloss.
Sounding like a poor cousin to Weezer, JEFF the Brotherhood is fuzzboxed-in to a sound of tattered beauty and chugging adrenalin.
Apart from a few tedious stretches, "Hypnotic Nights" is a consistent rush with enough diversity between tracks to break up the monotony, but not so much to break up continuity.
Taken as a whole, the mesmerizing release could lure listeners into a prolonged disconnect. Meanwhile, some might not tolerate even a minute of this bracing aural assault -- and that, too, is a valid reaction.
Yet regardless of a listener's response to "Hypnotic Nights," there's no denying JEFF the Brotherhood's ferocious focus.
Rating: 3-1/2
"NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL BRITISH," various acts (EMI)
The folks behind the "NOW" collections of disposable music have found a new angle for their latest compilation: the Olympics.
"NOW That's What I Call British" is a mercenary excuse to tie U.K. music to the London locale of the 2012 Summer Games. The flimsy theme doesn't camouflage the money-grabbing strategy behind the selection of the 18 tracks, diverse songs that target an array of demographics ranging from preteens to their parents (and beyond), pop fans to modern rockers.
Yet once potential buyers get over their outrage at the blatant manipulation of "NOW That's What I Call British," they can get down to the business of ... enjoying it.
Two of the first three cuts are classics from the 1990s -- Radiohead's "Creep" and Blur's "Song 2" -- and who's going to argue with Amy Winehouse's "Rehab" or Gorillaz's "Feel Good Inc."? There's everything from the perverse thrills of Lily Allen's deceptively sweet "Smile" to James Blunt's weirdly romantic "You're Beautiful."
And if you've got to have pop fluff, it doesn't get much brighter than Natasha Bedingfield's "Pocketful of Sunshine."
Not many music lovers would like all of these songs, obviously, but the "NOW" folks figure you only need to want three or four to be a potential customer -- and thereby this collection is casting an enormously wide net.
Rating: 3-1/2
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Celebrate Valentine's Day at Mozart's!
January 31, 2014 – 11:52 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Mozart's, Restaurants
All Hands on The Deck!
January 31, 2014 – 11:02 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Features
The Dine Originals Deck has 52 cards. Each one offering a promotion valued at $10. Each offer is good until March 2015. The Dine Originals Deck sells for $20. Most of the cards feature offers that are restricted to Sunday through Thursdays, some are for specific offerings like Brunch and Lobster Night…all are $10 real dollars off the bill.
Do the math. If you rule out half the cards because you are too predictable to mix up your routine and try new places, and you give 5 away to people with whom you work because you know they will use them that very night at their favorite places, and if you don't get around to using 5 of the cards you hold onto…you will still have spent $20, gotten $160 in discounts, pleased 5 people with $50 in gifts, and you will still have cards to…well decorate your bike or to incorporate into some new version of strip poker.
The Dine Originals Columbus Deck can be ordered online and shipped, or you may fulfill your secret valentine shopping list with a visit to:
Barcelona Restaurant & Bar
263 East Whittier Street
Columbus, OH 43206
Chile Verde Café/Dublin
4852 Sawmill Road
Columbus, OH 43235
Chile Verde Café/Polaris
1522 Gemini Place
Columbus, OH 43240
DeepWood An American Tavern
511 North High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Due Amici
67 East Gay Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Ella Restaurant
266 East Main Street
New Albany, OH 43054
G. Michael's Bistro and Bar
595 South Third Street
Columbus, OH 43206
Local Roots
15 East Olentangy Street
Powell, OH 43065
Skillet, Rustic. Urban. Food.
410 East Whittier Street
Columbus, OH 43206
The Refectory & Bistro
1092 Bethel Road
Columbus, OH 43220
Tip Top Kitchen & Cocktails
73 East Gay Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Wine on High
789 North High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Experience Columbus Downtown Visitor Center
277 West Nationwide Boulevard, Suite 125
Columbus OH 43215
Experience Columbus Easton Visitor Center
188 Easton Town Center (inside the Station Building)
Columbus OH 43219
Celebrate Local
3952 Townsfair Way, Easton Town Center
Columbus, OH 43219
First Discount Gift Certificate Release of 2014 – Starts Now!
January 9, 2014 – 4:31 pm Posted by Katharine Moore
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Dine Originals Deck
December 21, 2013 – 3:22 pm Posted by Katharine Moore
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Purchase the Deck Now!
All hands on deck for a new promotion…52 cards, each with a $10 promotional offer…a $520 value for just $20.. Being the best Secret Santa EVER just got easy!
Offers from each of the 47 Dine Originals Columbus member restaurants, as well as Jazz Arts Group, German Village Society, Wexner Center for the Arts, Watershed Distillery, and Side Car Catering.
Click here to view all 52 Offers included in The Deck!
The Deck is also available at the following retail locations:
Experience Columbus Downtown Visitor Center
277 W Nationwide Blvd
Columbus OH 43215
Experience Columbus Easton Visitor Center
188 Easton Town Center (inside the Station Building)
Columbus OH 43219
Purchase the Deck Now!
Dine Originals Columbus Holiday Hours
December 20, 2013 – 4:16 pm Posted by Katharine Moore
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Here is a list of hours and schedules for Dine Originals Member Restaurant. This is not a complete list. If you don't your favorite Originals restaurant listed here, please call them directly for holiday hours and schedules!
Christmas Eve
Mezzo opening for dinner at 4pm
Spinelli's Deli Christmas Eve- 6am to 5pm
Z Cucina will be open Christmas Eve and accepting reservations from 5 PM to 7:30 PM
Hubbard Grille opening for dinner at 4
G. Michael's Bistro & Bar serving dinner from 4:00 – 7:30 (bar service until 8pm)
Bodega open regular hours
Shaw's Restaurant & Inn special menu from 4:00 – 8:00pm
Bel Lago Waterfront Dining 11:00 to 4:00 for lunch and 4:00 to 8:00 for dinner. Offering a duet of Pheasant and Sea Scallops as a special for that evening.
Bodega open for evening bar service
Spinelli's Deli 7am to 2pm
New Years Eve
The Oak Room at the Grandville Inn serving dinner from 5 – 9
Bodega, no cover, no package…just an easy fun evening
Basi Italia acceptiong reservations now for celebrtaoy dinner
Z Cucinia New Year's Eve will be standard hours and menu, open @ 5pm
Local Roots will be open. Contact the restaurant or visit their website for further details.
Shaw's Restauarnt & Inn 4:30 – 9:00pm
Spinelli's Deli New Year's Eve – 6am to 5pm
New Year's Day
Spinelli's Deli 7am to 5pm
"Spill the Beans" contest
December 16, 2013 – 3:11 pm Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Features
We invited Dine Originals Columbus followers to tell us about the most difficult person on their gift list and to explain why a Dine Originals Gift Certificate would be a solution to the problem. The essays were a mix of "I have the greatest Mom and she is hard to buy for" with more than one "You have no idea how picky a person who works for Abercrombie can be", and a few "I drew the most impossible person to please in the family gift exchange…help!" We drew one winner, as promised, and added an extra $100 certificate for some comfort food for a supporter who is down and out this season.
The winner (who shall remain anonymous to maintain family ties!) told us:
"I drew my sister-in-law for our sibling gift exchange. Worst draw ever. The most materialistic individual I've ever met, married into one of the least materialistic families ever. The results: A slew of gifts that don't measure up. Anything that is out there that would be a great gift for her is a no go, because she's already bought it. She doesn't even wait until she is done opening the gifts to start asking for gift receipts. It comes mid-wrapping paper tear! I need a DOC card. They love to eat out, and there is no gift receipt to give!"
And, the essay that grabbed our hearts explained:
"Ordinarily my wife is very easy to please at all gift occasions. A quick, but expensive, trip to the jewelry store and she will, once again, be surprised. The surprise, of course, is in the details, not the gift category.
This year, however, thanks to our vicious early winter, she is in surgery rehab recovering from a broken hip and wrist. After four day of hospital food and who knows how many days of rehab facility food, a fine meal from one of her favorite local restaurants is going to be the best gift ever."
Thanks to the dozens of supporters who entered the contest in great spirits, with such terrific support of the notion that a Dine Originals Gift Certificate can solve most any holiday challenge. It's true…from loving mothers who won't treat themselves, to divas who want to order their dinner in French…a Dine Originals Columbus Gift Certificate will WOW them all!
Feast of Seven Fishes at Nicola Restaurant
December 3, 2013 – 8:24 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Events, Nicola Restaurant and Bar, Restaurants
In The News: Basi Italia on Columbus Underground.com
November 11, 2013 – 11:08 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Basi Italia, Restaurants
ColumbusUnderground posted a terrific profile on the occasion of Basi Italia's 10th anniversary.
"A visit to Basi Italia today is shockingly similar to a visit a decade ago, which is not something anyone can often say of a restaurant. Sure, the layout has changed over time (a back patio has been added), and the prices have invariably risen, but that quality that has always made Basi special is still very much present, and it's this thread of consistency that keeps the people coming back for more."
Read the entire article at ColumbusUnderground.com
Thinking of Thanksgiving
November 5, 2013 – 11:28 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Features
We are pleased to present some terrific options for Thanksgiving:
Ella Restaurant & Bar will feature a Thanksgiving buffet from 1 to 5pm.
The Granville Inn is open on Thanksgiving and offering a traditional buffet from 11:30am to 3pm.
G. Michael's is open from 3pm to 7pm, serving a fairly traditional turkey dinner and a slightly limited version of the regular menu.
Shaw's Restaurant & Inn offers a beautiful menu from 11:30 to 7pm.
Dirty Frank's plans to be open from 3pm to 11pm, featuring…a Franksgiving Hot Dog Special, what else?
Spinelli's Deli will be open for breakfast from 8am to 1pm
Tip Top Kitchen & Cocktails will be open from 4pm to 12am. (No reservations accepted)
Worthington Inn will have a Thanksgiving Grand Buffet from 11am to 5pm, with availability for large parties.
And while it isn't likely to work for this year (they have just a literal hand full of reservations available) you might mark your July 2014 calendar to call The Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls for a Thanksgiving celebration in the hills next November.
In the News: Laurie & Peter Danis, Owners of Figlio and Vino Vino
November 4, 2013 – 10:57 am Posted by Katharine Moore
Filed under: Features
Laurie and Peter Danis, owners of Figlio and Vino Vino were recently featured in an article on http://www.capital-style.com. We thought it was a fun article and wanted to share it with our readers!
"Peter Danis was poised at the edge of his wife's hospital bed—excited, focused and ready to deliver their first child. Danis, an attorney, had told his wife's OBGYN that he wanted to be as hands-on as possible during the birth of their baby girl. The progressive doctor more than obliged: She walked to the rear of the room and coached from afar, explaining what to touch and when to push. And baby Kevlin was ushered into the world by her father's hands.
"Life is too short to practice law," Danis thought. "I want to feel that same passion and excitement every day." He and wife Laurie, who also was a practicing attorney, began dreaming up careers in food. "We wanted to do something that we were passionate about," Laurie said. "And something we could do together." So in 1991, they opened Figlio, a pizza and pasta restaurant in Grandview."
Click here to read the entire article at Capital-Style.com
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This is really hard to comprehend. A terrible, terrible loss, things will never be the same without him. My condolences to his family, May he rest in peace.
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@Rmack: Does that include the annoying presenters?
Ubisoft did good by us.
Microsoft at this year's E3 was pretty boring, but they did have some interesting games. They could have worked on their presentations better...maybe make them a little less cheesy? Also...LESS KINECT.
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Comment 1 3 Jan 2012, 10:31 AM
i think this is a good idea and should be implemented as soon as possible
Comment 2 3 Jan 2012, 10:32 AM
I really appreciate the fact the councils are trying to make recycling easier!
Comment 3 3 Jan 2012, 10:39 AM
It will be a proactive way of maintaining the cost of waste collection and also to make us more user friendly with our waste. Most households would likely collect their food waste already so not a hard change!
Comment 4 3 Jan 2012, 2:26 PM
I already compost all my kitchen waste except meat. I live up a very steep driveway and require garbage to be collected weekly. We already have the big paper and bottle bins which are full on a fortnightly basis. So to have this collection in
one bin fortnightly would not be adequate for our needs or getting down driveway. Is there another way????
I appreciate council trying to cut costs - but they should also look at individual properties to see difficulties that arise by changing frequency and use of bins.
Comment 4.1 9 Jan 2012, 8:13 AM
There should be an option for residents with special requirements to obtain different services for a varied rate.
Comment 5 3 Jan 2012, 4:08 PM
I think anything that is going to increase recycling efforts are to be commended. It's taken long enough to apreciate the need.
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It just might be simpler!!
Comment 7 3 Jan 2012, 6:54 PM
Biggest benefit is reducing landfill and it's also great to simply use the existing vegetation bin. Keeping it simple. Great idea.
Comment 8 3 Jan 2012, 10:07 PM
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It's great that we are trying to reduce landfill and help those in the community who have not embraced the need to practice sustainable habits. It's a must! I did the tour to the waste unit out west and you can see for yourself what really happens and what can and can't be recyled and the need to reduce landfill.
Comment 11 12 Jan 2012, 9:55 AM
An organic waste collection system is long overdue! We live in a very steep bushy area, so we don't have the space or the sort of soil that you can dig compost into, so composting at home is difficult. A collection system would be very welcome, especially as a large portion of household waste is organic. I hope it is implemented as soon as possible!
As to the question of nappies, the Council can set up a cloth nappy library to help residents learn about the benefits of using cloth nappies - if washed in cold water with a phosphate-free detergent more…
Comment 12 12 Jan 2012, 11:11 AM
I think it is great. Combining garden and kitchen waste is a no brainer for those who don't compost.
Council needs to justify or stick with the status quo re:
i)Combining paper, bottles & plastics into one bin instead of keeping them separate.
ii) Having 1 x 240L bin for recyclables instead of the current 2 x 120L bins.
Comment 13 13 Jan 2012, 1:39 PM
By the sounds of it there will be less garbage trucks on the road which will be a real plus. They are noisy, dangerous and hold up traffic as well as creating carbon emissions.
Food recycling is a great way to go and will be great for reducing carbon emissions.
Comment 14 22 Jan 2012, 2:30 PM
A major benefit is having a uniform recycling system across the four councils, it is often very confusing when you go to a friends or family's house in another council area that has a different recycling system. The organic waste recycling bin as well as one combined recycling bin makes it simpler for everyone. The new system should be used as a case study for other areas across Australia.
Comment 14.1 16 Feb 2012, 2:07 PM
The organic waste recycling system has been in place ( successfully ) in Coffs, Belingen & Nambucca Heads shires ( as a co-op) for several years. We should look at them for guidance.
Comment 15 1 Feb 2012, 5:42 PM
Am glad to be able to compost we need to reduce landfill urgently. We have a very small yard so have not been able to compost much in the past.
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It will reduce the volume of material going to (limited) land fill sites.
Properly processed organic material will be turned into first quality organic mulch.


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| Because I like to walk around for a bit with 2 pounds of uncleansed copper and alu in my pants when I go to school, it keeps my mind clear and keeps me awake by freezing my bumm off. (damn those cold, windy days) Also I think it's very macho-like to walk around with a big-*** heatsink tucked in your pants, because it'll also make my wee-wee look bigger. And of course because you're all great underneath them sheets, especially when the promethia of calantak is participating in our five-some of [H]-dudes to cool us down a bit when it's getting a little too steamy in there. For a final reason, i'll just tell you that I need a decent cooler to cool my upcoming 2400+ that certainly won't be cool at all, I you catch my drift. First of all I thought about the nice Thermalright AX7, but that sweety will cost me about 40 euro's, and I'm just 'another poor guy', being stuck with Durons for the past 2 years. So if u'd plz, I'll be greatful. :-) (Next m² I'll maybe spending the 5 bancnote my grandmother gave me on some fluids that contain a certain flamable ingredient that's makes you partially become a delta fan (?) imo) Btw, I can't compete with sloef's pic, so I'll have to do without any and I hope that will suffit. |
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| You shouldn't give it to me, cuz I didn't do much on this forum yet .. newayz, I hate it allwayz buying nice stuff, and then afterwardz coming to think of it, it's a nice landing strip for an f-16. And when I look at the temps, the only thing you have to do is put on sunglasses and put on some groovy muzix and you could think you're in hawai. Damn I hate bad coolerz! |
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| Mayb I deserve it, because right now my system is running quite hot. So if I have a better cooler, then I can push the max. out of my system en get an even higher 3d-mark score. |
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| Guess I should give it a shot.. I live in a small apartment with my g/f, which is nice.. BUT.. she has become the shegeek of all time and I hardly ever get to use my computer anymore. Which means that I have to get another computer, 'cause she is ready to KO me with the keyboard if I go near her game of Neverwinter Nights. So please, PLEASE let me win that block, so it can go into that new computer, so I too can enjoy the pleasures of a late night game of UT2K3 :-) Is that good enough.. |
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Last year I decided to ditch my Luddite ways and use only an electronic diary. No paper diary for the first time in forever.
It was the most disorganised year I think I've ever had. Actually, scrap that – I know it was the most disorganised year ever.
2012 was the year of chasing-my-tail. I never quite felt on top over everything. Things kept cropping up that I had only a vague idea about and certainly wasn't prepared for. I look back on last year now and I think "why didn't you just get a diary!?" But we all know the answer to that.
If you start a diary part-way through the year, it never looks right. I mean, serves me right for persevering with the iPhone calendar/ Outlook combo all year because multiple blank pages in a diary freak me out. But they really do.
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as a paper diary girl i understand completely, amazed you stuck with it for a year. i tried a couple of times briefly but know it is not for me. notes yes, diary no.
Notes yes, diary no way. x
I hate typing on my itty-bitty iPhone too. It makes me feel like a giant, which at 5 ft nothing is hardly the case. Give me paper and pen ANY DAY. You can doodle, pencil in, cross out, decorate with stickers, flick, fold … and never skip a beat.
Imagine my 6 foot fingers trying to type meaning from an iPHone, Karen. It was just never gonna happen and I REALLY missed the doodling! x
I can so relate Bron! Work tries to have me use Outlook so everyone can see what's happening and send invites, but I still put it in my paper diary, otherwise I am lost. Happy Friday xo
Yep, before the disaster of last year, I used to use Outlook for work and have my 'real' diary for home… now I'm just down on paper. x
I'm with you! Love and need my paper week-to-a-page diary… have to see that whole week in front of me xx
I seriously reckon last year sucked as much as it did because I wasn't working on paper. x
Me too! Although – I keep two types because I can never find the perfect one. A tad OTT, sure, but I'm organised.
I'm impressed, Ginny. I do struggle to keep just the one up to date, but then I am a forced organised gal, not a natural by any stretch of the imagination! Have a great week. x
I completely agree – I am a notebook and physical diary girl all the way! I like to be able to scribble and tick things off once they're done.
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Days ago, I went to a going away party for Lorna Schwartzentruber. Lorna has worked at the Shelldale Community Centre as the program director for the past 10 years and I've gotten to know her from being involved in some of the activities there.
When I entered the Shelldale gym, I was amazed to see it packed full of people who had come to bid Lorna farewell. I was moved as, one after another, people stood and told of how Lorna touched their lives. There were staff members who talked about how great of a supervisor she had been. There were representatives from partner organizations who attested to Lorna's dedication and integrity. There were residents in the neighbourhood who shared stories of the support and care she provided during difficult times.
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Retro Sidescroller Shooter. Kill enemies, buy guns and upgrade your character!
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Melex archer is a boring programmer who out of boredom signs up to Free Medical Experimentation at FreeMedExperiments.eu and thus, becomes a mutant ninja.
This game was inspired by AAA title Prototype. It involves fighting off hordes off mutants, military, tearing down buildings, fighting off giant bosses and having the attack button go right through your keyboard and the desk.
Left / Right arrow - run around
Up arrow - Run up the walls
Down arrow - Slide down the walls / Stomp
Z, Y or W - Jump
X - Attack
C - Special attack
Left + Right (hold) - Charge
Escape or P - Pause menu
This game uses the autosave feature. Your progress is saved each time you complete a mission.
In [secret] your progress is saved when entering the pause menu.
The high scores are posted when completing a mission entering the Main Menu.
Even if you fail a mission, you get to keep all the loot (gems and powerups), so that the next try will be a bit easier.
There is an infallible tactic for every boss you encounter, the fun part is working that out :)
There is a secret powerup, that is too secret to write about it here.
Melex drops Thelemite gems too when he dies, you can gather these on retry (not much, but still).
Remember that powerups are keys to success. There's invincibility, ground spikes, double jumps, quadriple jumps. If you have trouble, think how can you use them to force your way!
Riddley boss tips
As I said, there's an infallible tactic for every boss. If you have trouble with any of the bosses, please read the riddley hints below. I didn't want to spoil all the fun, so I hope you like it in this form.
Those with heavy legs need _special_ tratment.
Those with long legs never look at the _sky_.
Those without legs _hate_ special treatment.
Those with fiery legs won't _charge_ you. (This one is lame, sorry)
Amazing game... However....
Of course like all things good in NG, people are going to hate it primarily because it isnt fucking cookie-cutter. Seriously people, grow a pair and recognize it for what it is. Its not a hard game, and with a slight bit of effort you can beat it. All in all it took me something like 20-30 minutes just to beat it.
The community here honestly is piss fucking poor sometimes and it disgusts me.
Keep up the good work though. I really liked how this game worked out, however, I think it would of been even better if you had included more interaction with the buildings (like, you have to run up them to get to bosses or whatever).
nice game
best I've played in a while just wish those stupid spiders would die but still awesome game
fix the spiders
the spider hint is a FUCKING LIE. i was right above the god-damn spider and it STILL FUCKING KILLED ME. I'm sorry, but the fucking spiders ruined the game completely for me.
I don't feel my fingers anymore
loved it!
i loved how you can string your attacks over and over again...lots o fun


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Media Capture Depth Stream Extension
This document discusses use cases and requirements for accessing depth stream from a depth camera. It is assumed this functionality will be defined in an extension specification layered on top of the existing getUserMedia API.
Depth cameras have become popular in the consumer market with devices such as the Kinect [1] and Creative Senz3D [2]. There are three main depth sensing technologies:
- stereo cameras [3],
- time-of-flight cameras [4] and
- structured light cameras [5].
Based on these technologies, depth cameras are able to provide a depth map, which provides the distance information between points on an object's surface and the camera. Some cameras are also able to provide a synchronized RGB image along with a depth map. According to [6], depth information is able to enhance the RGB-only computer vision in robustness and performance. As discussed in [7], the depth information can also be used for "free viewpoint" video rendering that can help create immersive conferencing.
Use Cases
- UC1: An HTML5 "Fruit Ninja" style Video Game with Hand Gesture (depth stream processing).
Fruit Ninja is a popular video game. In this game, users are tasked to cut the flying on-screen fruit. At same time, users must try to avoid cutting any bombs that fly by which will then explode and end the game. An HTML5 "Fruit Ninja" style video game is able to run on different devices with different input methods. On traditional personal computers, users use their mouse or pointing device to control the blade and cut the flying fruit. On phones or tablets, users use their touch screen to cut the flying fruit. On devices with depth camera, users could wave their bare hands to cut the flying fruit making the game more physical and interactive.
Bob launches the HTML5 "Fruit Ninja" style video game in a browser running on a device connected to a depth camera. The browser notifies Bob that this site wants to access the depth camera. Bob grants permission for this access. Then the game's user interface instructs Bob that he can now wave his hand around in front of the depth camera to cut the flying fruit. The game's user interface can also blend a contour of Bob's body into the game's scene to help him locate his position and improve the game play. Bob then waves one of his hands to cut an apple on the start screen in order to start the game. Bob is now able to interact with the game by waving his hands around to cut the flying fruit.
For another example of a video game with hand gesture tracking, see the demonstration video. The Google Glass team have also released a game that delivers this type of interaction called Shape Splitter. While this currently uses image processing, it shows that this interaction model is very relevant in wearable devices too.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD2 and LMD3.
- UC2: 3D object scan (RGB and depth fusion).
Alice is an artist producing handicrafts and selling them via an online consumer-to-consumer shopping site. The shopping site enables Alice to capture and upload 2D images of her products using a standard RGB camera. And this site also allows users to create 3D models of their products if a combined "RGB and depth" camera is available. After Alice clicks the "create a 3D model" button of the shopping site, the browser asks for permission to access the combined color and depth camera. Alice grants permission for this access. Then the site shows Alice a preview widget which fuses the RGB video and depth map into a 3D scene. The site asks Alice to move the combined colour and depth camera around to scan her product. The preview widget shows an indicator to let Alice know if she is moving is too fast or too slow. After the scanning is complete the site creates a 3D model with a color texture map of Alice's product. After Alice checks and approves her 3D model, it is uploaded to the shopping site. Now potential customers are able to view a rich 3D representation of Alice's product.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD2, LMD3, LMD4 and LMD5.
- UC3: Immersive 3D video conference (depth streaming).
Alice and Bob usually use a video chat site (based on WebRTC technology) to talk each other. This site is upgraded to support a "3D chat room" feature. Alice and Bob decide to try this new feature. Alice first clicks "Enter the 3D Chat Room" button on this site. Alice's browser asks for permission to access the combined RGB and depth camera that is attached to her computer. Alice grants permission for this access. Then the site fuses the local RGB stream with the depth map stream to project them into a local 3D scene. Alice's browser also streams the RGB stream and depth stream to Bob's browser. Bob's browser recieves the remote RGB stream and depth map stream from Alice and projects them into a local 3D scene. Bob then does the same in his browser. After that, both Alice and Bob are able to see each other in their respective local 3D scenes. They are also free to change the view point of the 3D scene of the video conference.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD2, LMD3, LMD4, LMD5 and RMD1.
- UC4: Accessible 3D video conference (depth streaming and stream processing).
Dave is visually impaired and regularly uses a screen reader to browse the web. Kate is hearing impaired and has a combined RGB and depth camera attached to her computer. Dave and Kate wish to communicate using an accessible 3D video conference. Dave connects to the conference site and enters a new chat room in text only mode. Kate then connects to the same conference site and enters the same chat room. Kate's browser asks for permission to access her combined RGB and depth camera. Kate grants permission for this access. Kate now sees a local video preview of herself and then configures the site to enter a "translation mode" that translates her gestures using American Sign Language into text that is then transmitted to Dave. Dave's screen reader then converts this text to speech and Dave can reply by using a braille enhanced keyboard, or even a speech-to-text convertor. They are now both easily able to communicate using this accessible 3D video conference.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD2, LMD3, LMD4, LMD5 and RMD1.
- UC5: Mobile Augmented Reality and Spatial Scanning
Mary has a mobile device that includes a built-in depth camera (see Project Tango[9] for one example). Using this device she can run a web application that uses the depth map of the space around her in order to place virtual objects and information. The screen or display on her mobile device show the combination of the background video of the world she sees with the virtual objects and information overlaid on top. This depth map allows the web application to more accurately detect planes, surfaces and objects so it can seamlessly blend the virtual content into the background video making the overall user experience more compelling and believable.
This general use case applies to a whole category of applications ranging from games (e.g. bouncing virtual balls off the ground or wall planes in front of you) through to detailed spatial analysis applications (e.g. measuring rooms and presenting information about hidden infrastructure and services like plumbing and electrical cabling) and more.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD2, LMD3, LMD4, LMD5 and in some cases RMD1.
- UC6: "Green screen" style video conferencing
Jane is in business travel. When waiting for boarding in terminal, she is going to have a video conference with her colleagues. Jane has a mobile device with built-in depth camera. She launches the video conferencing web application on this device. Since Jane is in public area, she would like to turn on the "background removal" function of the video conferencing web application. The web application requests the access to color and depth cameras. Jane allows the requests. By using the depth calibrated RGB data and depth data, the the web application is able to show a live video recording of Jane without background. Jane also sets the background of the video recording with pre-captured office cube image. After Jane is OK with the setting, Jane connects to the on-line meeting room. In the video conferencing, Jane's colleagues can only see Jane with the office cube image. It makes the video conferencing focused and effective.
Requirements (see below): PD1, LMD1, LMD3, LMD4, LMD5. And it also requires the media streams pre-processing, such as Canvas Recording
- Permission for Depth Stream (PD)
- The UA must request the user's specific permission before accessing the depth camera.
- Local Media for Depth Stream (LMD)
- The UA must enable a web application to request depth map stream from a depth camera.
- The UA must allow a web application to show the depth map stream on the screen.
- The UA must enable a web application to decode the depth value of each pixel in the depth map.
- The UA must allow a web application to specify the depth-stream-aligned RGB stream request.
- The UA must keep the RGB stream synchronized and calibrated with the depth stream.
- Remote Media for Depth Stream (RMD)
- The UA must enable a web application to transmit the depth stream to a remote host without any significant loss of accuracy.
Spec Extensions
NB! This section is Work in Progress! Currently this proposal does not depend on the Constrainable interface as the discussion on its merits has not yet settled.
Extend the MediaStreamConstraints with the "depth" dictionary member of type boolean:
partial dictionary MediaStreamConstraints { boolean depth = false; };
Extend the MediaStream with the getDepthTracks() method to get the depth tracks of the stream:
partial interface MediaStream { sequence<MediaStreamTrack> getDepthTracks (); };
The MediaStreamTrack.kind attribute must return the string "depth" if the object represents a depth track:
MediaStreamTrack.kind // "audio", "video", or "depth"
The data attribute of ImageData must be of type ArrayBufferView instead of Uint8ClampedArray to also support Uint16Array:
interface ImageData { readonly attribute unsigned long width; readonly attribute unsigned long height; readonly attribute ArrayBufferView data; };
ISSUE: We redefine the data attribute type. Need to investigate whether that has undesired side-effects, and file a bug against the HTML Canvas 2D Context spec to change the data type to ArrayBufferView. Alternatively, we could add a separate attribute to the ImageData for the Uint16Array type without the need to patch the Canvas spec.
1) Request a depth stream without a RGB stream (PD1, LMD1):
navigator.getUserMedia({ depth: true }, success, failure); function success(s) { var depthTrack = s.getDepthTracks()[0]; console.log(depthTrack.kind); // prints "depth" }
2) Request a depth stream (PD1, LMD1) and a calibrated RGB video stream (LMD4, LMD5) contained within a single MediaStream, display the video stream and the depth map stream locally (LMD2), and send the depth stream to a remote host (RMD1):
(The streams are calibrated if requested together. The behavior is conceptually similar to how camera and microphone inputs are synchronized.)
navigator.getUserMedia({ video: true, depth: true }, success, failure); function success(s) { // wire the stream into a <video> element for playback // ISSUE: should the implementations allow the user to // switch between the RGB video and depth stream playback // if the stream contains both video and stream tracks? var video = document.querySelector('#video'); video.src = URL.createObjectURL(s); video.play(); // construct a new MediaStream out of the existing depth track(s) var depthStream = new MediaStream(s.getDepthTracks()); // send the newly created depth stream over a RTCPeerConnection var peerConnection = new RTCPeerConnection(config); peerConnection.addStream(depthStream); // wire the depth stream into another <video> element for playback // NOTE: how the depth information is visualized is up to // the implementation var video = document.querySelector('#depthVideo'); video.src = URL.createObjectURL(depthStream); video.play(); }
3) Request a depth stream and a RGB video stream in two separate MediaStreams (the streams are not calibrated, as they can be sourced from different cameras):
navigator.getUserMedia({ depth: true }, successDepth, failureDepth); navigator.getUserMedia({ video: true }, successVideo, failureVideo); function successDepth(s) { console.log(s.getVideoTracks().length); // prints "0" console.log(s.getDepthTracks().length); // prints "1" console.log(s.getDepthTracks()[0].kind); // prints "depth" } function successVideo(s) { console.log(s.getVideoTracks().length); // prints "1" console.log(s.getDepthTracks().length); // prints "0" console.log(s.getVideoTracks()[0].kind); // prints "video" }
4) The value of each pixel of a 16-bit depth map of a depth stream frame can be read (LMD3) using the APIs provided by the CanvasRenderingContext2D context
and ArrayBuffer. The example assumes the MediaStream s
containing the depth stream is wired into a HTMLVideoElement video
as discussed in the example 2. The width w
, height h
, and framerate fps
of the converted stream are developer-configurable:
setInterval(function() { context.drawImage(video, 0, 0, w, h); var imageData = context.getImageData(0, 0, w, h); // imageData.data is an Uint16Array for depth stream. // ISSUE: should extend ImageData interface of Canvas 2D rendering // context spec. console.log(imageData.data instanceof Uint16Array); // prints "true" var depthMap = imageData.data; // the depthMap is an array of 16-bit unsigned integers for (var i = 0; i < depthMap.length; i++) { var depth = depthMap[i]; // process the 16-bit unsigned depth value } }, 1000 / fps);
- Depth cameras usually produce 16-bit depth values per pixel. However, the 16bpp format is not widely adopted and supported in web platforms. One option is to encode the 16-bit depth value into the 3 8-bit channels (RGB) as proposed in [8]. Alternatively, to have depth data accessible in absolute units, such as linear 16-bit millimeters, or floating-point meters, the logical way to implement this would be as the depth component of a GL texture, which can be UNSIGNED_SHORT or FLOAT in GLES 3.0 (see Benjamin's mail for details).
- The value in depth map needs to be defined, for example, unit, min_value and max_value.
- We need to agree on how the depth stream is exposed to the WebGL context. Currently two alternatives have been proposed: i) pack 16-bit depth value in the RGBA format similarly to how we extend ImageData; ii) extend WebGLRenderingContext, upload depth map via DEPTH_COMPONENT.
[1]: Kinect for Windows, http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/kinectforwindows/
[2]: Creative Senz3D, http://us.creative.com/p/web-cameras/creative-senz3d
[3]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereo_camera
[4]: S. Gokturk, H. Yalcin, and C. Bamji, A time-of-flight depth sensor system description, issues and solutions, in Proc. IEEE Conf. Computer Vision Pattern Recognition Workshops, 2004, pp. 35–45.
[5]: Geng, Structured-light 3-D surface imaging: A tutorial, Adv. Optics Photonics, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 128–160, 2011.
[6]: Jungong Han, Ling Shao, Dong Xu, and Jamie Shotton, Enhanced Computer Vision with Microsoft Kinect Sensor: A Review, IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, Oct. 2013
[7]: K. Muller, P. Merkle, and T. Wiegand, 3D video representation using depth maps, Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 99, no. 4, pp. 643–656, Apr.2011.
[8]: PECE, F., KAUTZ, J.,AND WEYRICH, T. 2011. Adapting standard video codecs for depth streaming, In Proceedings of the 17th Euro graphics conference on Virtual Environments; Third Joint Virtual Reality, Euro graphics Association, Aire-la-Ville, Switzerland, Switzerland, EGVE - JVRC'11, 59–66, http://web4.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/j.kautz/publications/depth-streaming.pdf
[9] Project Tango Mobile device with built in depth camera, http://www.google.com/atap/projecttango/


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I'm back and alive....but only just!
First tentative thread since getting a backbone.
There is a story to tell, but more of that later, when I've gathered a little strength!...........
It's good to be back.
Welcome back Cno..
Glad to hear you're ok. Welcome back.
Cheers fellas!
Hi Cno hows it going hope all is on the mend:)
Hi Cno - I won't say welcome BACK (sorry).
Take it easy and take in the sounds of the MF.
Cno, pleased to see you back virtual friend! I hope the absence was temporary, and you will now enjoy a speedy and permanent recovery.
We've missed you sir.
Quick and full recovery!
I was starting to wonder.... Congrats on the successful op and wishing you a speedy recovery. Soon you will be
Thank you all.
I (mostly) didn't start the thread to garner sympathy (which is very welcome btw), but to document the almost unbelievable events that ensued.
Nothing I do seems to pass without "a handlin'", as they say in my part of the world.
Welcome back, Cno, and looking forward to the story - I do like a good lesion. Pictures welcomed...
Welcome back Cno.
Glad you're on the mend Cno, really hope you recover as quickly as possible.
Sounds like you may have had quite a hospital stay, bet listening to your system again is helping to rekindle your spirits.
welcome back and wishing you a full recovery ... posting on here again is a good sign
Good to see you're here again. Hope your recovery is speedy and trouble free.
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a nice low fat way to fry eggplant a nice low fat way to fry eggplantNumber of Servings: 4
1 sliced eggplant
enough fryin' magic to coat eggplant
butter flavor spray to coat pan and spray on top of eggplant
peel eggplant and slice into rounds. pour fryin' magic in to shallow bowl. dip eggplant in to fryin' magic to coat both sides of eggplant. spray a cookie sheet with cooking spray, place eggplant on cookie sheet them spray eggplant with spray. place into a 400 degree oven for around 10 minutes turning once when top is brown. serving size is 4 rounds
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I don't know what Frying Magic is, but I def am going to try some verions of that! - 8/1/08
Reply from JOCCHI (8/1/08)
fryin' magic is a breading mix for fish chicken or veg. you can use your favorite breading brand.


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