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A new wearable projection system can turn any surface into an ad-hoc interactive touchscreen, from the palm of your hand to an entire wall. It combines a mini projector combined with a Kinect-type camera to capture a user's interaction with a virtual screen.
It doesn't need any buttons or keys — although you could probably draw one if you want — but superimposes them onto any surface you want to use. A Kinect-style infrared depth-sensing camera builds a dynamic 3-D map of your environment, using reflected infrared light to calculate surfaces even as you move around. The laser pico-projector adjusts accordingly, compensating for the surface's shape and size to prevent distortion.
The system is able to distinguish finger-shaped cylindrical objects, and can sense whether fingers are "clicking" or hovering over something, according to a news release from Carnegie Mellon University. You can type or swipe like you would with a regular touchscreen.
For now, it's a bulky setup worn on the shoulder, but it could eventually be minimized to become the size of a deck of cards. Co-inventor Chris Harrison, a researcher at CMU who developed the system while an intern at Microsoft, said it could eventually be integrated into future handheld devices.
Harrison also worked on a similar system we told you about last year, the Skinput, which turned a person's hand or arm into a touchscreen. That system used acoustic sensors to detect the location of finger taps on the hands or forearm, so it was limited to the skin, which seemed cool but not necessarily as useful. By contrast, the OmniTouch system can use any surface of any size, which could make it much more practical.
The team is presenting research with OmniTouch this week at the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology in Santa Barbara.
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hmm... the possibilities...
why learn from your own mistakes, when you could learn from the mistakes of others?
"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible" -Albert Einstein
I really enjoyed the fantasy movie Iron Man and were the scientist in his lab is speaking to his computer and robots and a 3D projection happens in front of him and with voice and physical gestures he is designing.
This little device seems to be a baby step in that direction. VERY COOL!
This is extremely alike the sixthsense device from MIT media labs. It was all open sourced and used stuff from an office depot for cheapish. It was pretty awesome, just never went very far. Maybe this company will bring it to the mass market
ipad killer!
If you can dispence with the cost of a touchscreen, you can either produce mobile computing devices which are cheaper and more flexible, or faster (and more flexible)...I think this is a stepping stone towards augmented reality based computing, but I think that is still a long way off so I can see this concept going far.
But I think it will have a bit of a social hurdle insofaras people not being happy to have a computer sitting on their shoulder, and the potential for a wayward projection blinding a random person on the tube...
Going to the local book store and buy a buck and half highlighter sure be a lot easier, than spending several hundred dollars, ya think! ;)
Just kidding, I really think this is cool and look forward to where this goes in the future. GOOD JOB! SMILES!

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It is encouraging to see this group of great Americans here tonight. Thank you for showing your interest in our government. There is little that I can add to what has already been said, but I would ask that you consider three things.
First, when you speak of funding provided through our government, use the term the TAXPAYER as opposed to the government. There is a subtle distinction. We are paying for it, not the government. When a congressinal representative brings money to our area, keep in mind that it is our money to begin with. If you are a government official, I would ask that as you prepare your budgets, remember that every dollar you spend represents some taxpayer's work. Someone had to earn it for you to spend it, so do so wisely.
Secondly, I recognize that you are informed, but not all citizens are. The future of our nation will be in the hands of our youth. It is imperative that they be informed about the constitution. I would encourage you to ask your schools to put more emphasis on the constitution in our schools. One thing that could be done is to sponsor Constitution Clubs in our schools. The UIL could even sponsor contests. Surely it is as important as sports, math, or drama.
And lastly, I would suggest that you give thought to the value of term limits for all elected officials. The current system encourages the "good ole boy system". Clearly it is easier to be re-elected than to be elected. Incumbents use our money to obtain free advertisement. It can easily be argued that an elected official who is not worried about being re-elected would be more apt to do the right thing. If it is good enough for our President, it should be good enough for all elected officials. In a nation of 300, 000,000 we should have no problem finding qualified candidates.
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Honda, Hyundai, Renault, Toyota and Ford Motor are increasing vehicle production in Turkey, while Cummins just launched its diesel-filter production plant.
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"The government commitment to the free market is quite solid, and it understands the importance of foreign investment," says Gareth Jenkins, an expert on Turkey at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute, affiliated with Johns Hopkins University. "There's still a lot of potential for further growth."
Turkey has absorbed $110 billion in overseas investment in the past nine years, and it is now the 13th most-attractive destination for foreign investment, according to A.T. Kearney's 2012 FDI Confidence Index .
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Capital inflows have helped fuel an outflow of goods and services: agriculture, autos, chemicals, foods and beverages, machines and pharmaceuticals. Turkey's pharma sector ranks sixth in Europe and 14th worldwide; its auto sector has climbed to 16th. Such diversity contributed to a 275 percent increase in exports between 2002 and 2011, according to Turk Stat.
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Most recently, the government has liberalized laws for foreign investment, including an array of tax benefits and incentives, and accelerated its privatization program, which targets $7.03 billion in state assets in 2012.
Despite such significant progress, political and economic experts on Turkey say the government needs to do more to liberalize its economy, which still faces significant risks.
Because its exposure to the European Union sovereign debt crisis is relatively small, Turkey has been attracting its share of hot money from investors looking for a safe haven. Stock prices have soared, and yields on government debt have plunged. That, in turn, has pushed down commercial interest rates and fueled what some consider excessive lending and consumption.
In May, the International Monetary Fund said Turkey's economy was at a "critical juncture," and that Ankara needed to attack a current account deficit and inflation (forecast by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development at 8.9 percent and 9.2 percent, respectively, in 2012).
According to the OECD, Turkey's foreign funding needs will "remain large in the near term" at some $150 billion for 2012, or 18.2 percent of GDP. (The Turkish economy is forecast to grow by an average of 2.75 percent in 2012-2013, according to the IMF.)
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"From the outside it looks great," says Bulent Aliriza of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "But what the government is trying to do is keep a high growth rate based more and more on domestic consumption and credit, tied to hot money coming into the system. It's eager to portray all as interrupted success."
Observers add that the 58-year-old Erdo?an — popular because of his ability to bring investment and growth to the eastern part of the country — has shown autocratic tendencies. There are also rumors that he is ill, which could lead to succession problems.
On a more practical basis, corruption and cronyism are still present enough to stifle investment and growth, experts say. In addition, the legal system is not free of political influence.
The government, for instance, likes to say that its takes just six days to start a business—the same amount of time as in the U.S. But critics say after that the process slows dramatically, with permits taking weeks or months to get. For foreign investors, working with a well-established local partner is critical.
Those wrinkles, however, haven't deterred the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, whose goal is to spur economic development abroad, from creating export opportunities for American companies.
"It's been a priority country for the past three or four years, and increasingly so," says Carl B. Kress, the agency's regional director for the Mideast, North Africa, and Europe.


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Mathematics- A curve (resembling a series of arches) traced by a point on a circle being rolled along a straight line.More example sentences
- Neile's parabola was the first algebraic curve to have its arc length calculated; only the arc lengths of transcendental curves such as the cycloid and the logarithmic spiral had been calculated before this.
- Many famous mathematicians, including Descartes, have worked on a class of curves called cycloids.
- He defines evolutes and involutes of curves and, after giving some elementary properties, finds the evolutes of the cycloid and of the parabola.
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- Desargues proposed cycloidal teeth for gear wheels in the 1630's.
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His wounds as an Army Ranger in Afghanistan in 2009 left him in the fight of his life -- a fight for his life, for sheer survival.
And when his story was told by the President of the United States, that story brought a packed house in the U.S. Capitol to its feet for a standing ovation.
"Cory Remsburg never gives up, and he does not quit," President Barack Obama declared to the nation in his State of the Union address in January.
Being singled out for presidential recognition made Remsburg overnight the most recognizable veteran in the country, a position he's not entirely comfortable with. But he says he's OK with the attention as long as it brings attention to all wounded veterans.
"There are other people who would have quit a long time ago and would have been happy in their wheelchair. Me? Oh, no," he said in an interview on CNN's "New Day" that aired Thursday.
It's incredibly poignant when he makes such statements. His speech is labored and a little slurred. Every word and movement clearly takes great effort.
But it is effort he makes without complaint, without flinching.
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Remsburg joined the Army when he was 18 years old. He wanted to join sooner, but his father, Craig, would not let him.
He went through the rigorous, specialized training to become an elite Army Ranger, deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan 10 times. He spent a total of 39 months in combat, and was eventually made leader of his company's heavy weapons squad.
In June 2009, he participated in ceremony for the 65th anniversary of D-Day, parachuting in on the shores of Omaha Beach in Normandy, France, as part of a ceremony President Obama attended. Afterward, the two met briefly.
What Remsburg didn't know then was that he would meet the President again just a year later, under very different circumstances.
On October 1, 2009, Remsburg and his platoon hit a roadside bomb in Kandahar, Afghanistan, and the immediate explosion nearly killed him. He was found face down in a pool of water, shrapnel lodged in his brain.
His father still remembers the phone call.
"I immediately went into the mode of saying, 'Hey Cory, how are you doing?' " he said. "And there was silence. And that's when the officer identified himself as Cory's company commander and said Cory's been injured."
Remsburg was in a coma for more than three months. He's undergone dozens of surgeries, is still blind in his right eye and is partially paralyzed on his left side.
But he's come a long way from those first few months.
After years of rehabilitation centers and hospitals, Remsburg now lives at home with a full-time caregiver in Phoenix, Arizona.
This week, Remsburg returned to Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation in Pomona, California, where he lived for 16 months going through intensive daily therapy to regain his ability to walk and talk.
This was his first time back since leaving 10 months ago. Everyone there -- doctors, nurses and patients -- all came up to say hi, give him a hug and ask how he's doing.
Remsburg acknowledges that his recovery would not have been possible without the support of his family. His stepmother, Annie, left her job for more than a year and a half to stay with him full-time at a hospital in Florida. And his father's employer has allowed him the flexibility to be at his son's side whenever necessary.
His parents are also grateful to all the charities that have supported their son's recovery over the past five years.
Remsburg clearly has been through a lot, but one thing he has not lost is his sense of humor. During a speech therapy session that tested articulation and memory, he had to name something from a category -- his favorite baseball team, a color, a state, a street name -- followed by a card number from a deck.
When asked to name a news website, he said, "Fox News," but then remembered who was in the room with him, and quickly corrected himself by saying, "Or, CNN. Oops."


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Playing a combination of blues, soul, and classic American rock & roll, Mother Superior became a popular club act in the Los Angeles area during the late '90s. Guitarist Jim Wilson, bassist Marcus Blake, and drummer Jason Mackenroth released several independent CDs over that period, including 1996's The Heavy Soul Experience of Mother Superior, 1997's Kaleidoscope, and 1998's Deep. The latter record was produced by alt-rock icon Henry Rollins, who subsequently invited Mother Superior to join him as a new incarnation of the Rollins Band. After backing Rollins on 2000's Get Some Go Again, Mother Superior signed their own deal with Triple X and debuted for the label in 2001 with Mother Superior. The band soon found another benefactor in another icon of American hard rock, former MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer, who produced the group's 2002 album Sin and released it on his MuscleTone label. Kramer returned to the producer's chair for 2004's 13 Violets, which was issued on Mother Superior's own Top Beat imprint. Moanin' and Three Headed Dog arrived in 2005 and 2007, followed by a CD and LP vinyl compilation of new songs, rare live performances and previously unreleased versions of Mother Superior classics called Grande in 2008. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi
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Okay, don't even ask how I managed to do it, but I was in my Innova Safari on a white capped lake and lost my paddle. I needed to get back to shore ASAP because the sudden wind was causing a dangerous situation for kayaks and canoes. I had these paddle gloves caribinered to my kayak, so I grabbed 'em and had to work to get them on (they were a tight fit and I was feeling a bit of panic) and started paddling. They were surprisingly effective and kept my hands fairly warm too. They worked well as an emergency paddle system in the Safari because it's a narrow boat and you're sitting real close to the water's surface. I don't know how well they'd do in a wider boat or one in which you'e sitting higher up. But for my Innova inflateable, they were great. I got to shore safely and I can tell this story. Never saw that paddle I lost ever again though... the lake ate it. But the lake did not eat me... 8~)
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Strange, I have an iPhone 4 on 4.3 and it jailbreaks and installs Cydia but the Cydia icon is white and it starts to open then closes right away. This device has never been jailbroken so I can't restore it to 4.3.
Put it to 4.3.3 and then jailbreak it with redsnow (assuming you are on official carrier).
redsnow OSX link in OP is removed from google.
proper link now?
Does anyone know for sure if there is a jailbreak and unlock to make my iPhone 4 work?
iOS 4.3
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Bought it from Chicago in April and can't believe that it is still not usable using jailbreak and unlock!
Any help will be highly appreciated.
There is a JB but there is no unlock.
Direct links for RedSn0w RC16:redsnow OSX link in OP is removed from google.
proper link now?
OK, so I'v been reading the forem and have found a few sites to help but would still like some assistance, dont want to mess this up. I just got a new iphone 4 that is already updated to 4.3.3, I have downloaded redsn0w but do not have any .ispw files, I have searched the itune folder and noticed there isnt an update downloaded for me to mod. A few sites have this download avail. but when downloaded there is not .ispw file in the zip.
Noticed a few people saying to make one but jb is new to me and I dont know how to do such, found this site Firmware - The iPhone Wiki but i'm not sure if its trust worthy, comments?
That is the correct site to download FW from - it is certainly trustworthy.
Just change the extension from .zip to .ipsw and it should work - an ipsw is a zipped file with a different extension.
You can also download it with firefox if you dont want it to be a .zip
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I have a iphone 3gs, version 4.2.1. Last year I jail broke and then unlocked my iphone and it is working fine. Yesterday, after I removed the iFile app. I noticed that the Cydia app on my iphone has been removed also. Currently the phone is working fine. I would like to get some help in reinstalling Cydia. My notebook PC's OS is windows Vista. Please help. Thanks
I need some advice. I have an Iphone 4 and I am running a 4.0.1 jailbreak. I cant use some themes so I want to upgrade my firmware and jailbreak. Should I use pkgbackup or aptbackup? Also, can someone please list the steps simply? Just tell me if there is something very important that I need to before restoring my phone and jailbreaking it again. I dont know if this matters but I live in Japan. There is only one carrier and I dont know anything about tethered or untethered etc. Should I restore or update? What firmware should I use?
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Buy and use pkgbackup, restore to 4.33 and JB with RedSn0w 9.6b16
That easy huh? Thanks, I will give it a shot now. Hope its not a epic struggle.....
So there is no point in downloading the custom ISPW if I dont plan to unlock, correct?? Update to 4.3.3, run snowbreeze and I'm good to go?? Sounds too easy.....................
If you have no need of unlock just update normally to 4.3.3 then use redsnow 0.9.6rc18 to jailbreak it.
I just want iTether dammit! My iPhone 4 has TetherMe ready to go, but I can't connect my iPad 2 without iTether!! Someone made reference to connecting the iPad 2 to my iPhone 4 via Bluetooth, but that doesn't seem to be working. Any suggestions?
So im running redsnow rc18 and its asking me to browse for a current ISPW........I didnt download a custom ISPW becuase I dont need the unlock. How do I get the "NEXT" button to highlight so I can move forward?
You need to download a copy of a regular 4.3.3 firmware and point redsnow to that. You can get that form the downloads section of this site. Best to download it with firefox too.
Ok that makes sense. Thankfully I downloaded the 4.3.3 firmware. One more question. The firmware usually comes in a zip file, correct? After I extract it, it just pops upa a regular file with multiple folders in it...............am I doing something wrong? I know the ISPW is suppose to look like a little cube but Im not getting that. Im running Windows 7.........
Dont extract it. Rename the extension from .zip to .ipsw. Or you can redownload it with firefox and it should already be in .ipsw formwatOk that makes sense. Thankfully I downloaded the 4.3.3 firmware. One more question. The firmware usually comes in a zip file, correct? After I extract it, it just pops upa a regular file with multiple folders in it...............am I doing something wrong? I know the ISPW is suppose to look like a little cube but Im not getting that. Im running Windows 7.........


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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — known by the acronym ACA and commonly referred to as Obamacare — was signed into law by President Barrack Obama on March 23, 2010. The law is intended to expand health care coverage to about 50 million Americans who otherwise couldn't afford it or who have been denied coverage in the past. It requires most Americans to purchase insurance or pay a tax penalty, and it requires insurance companies to cover all applicants and offer the same rates regardless of gender or pre-existing conditions. The law also mandates health coverage by employers with 50 or more full-time workers, and it establishes state-based insurance exchanges that will provide subsidized health coverage to those who qualify.
Most provisions of the law take effect Jan. 1, 2014. But many people with Medicare or employer-sponsored health plans are eligible for free preventive and wellness benefits under the law, such as annual health exams, immunizations, mammograms and other screenings for diseases including diabetes and certain cancers.
Health exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act are online marketplaces, where consumers can compare health plans and buy subsidized insurance. The exchanges will also help consumers find out if they qualify for tax credits or other government health benefits. Each state will have an exchange, operated by either the federal government — as in Ohio — or by the state. Each state's exchange must offer coverage beginning next year, and will begin accepting enrollment on Oct. 1. Consumers can now create a user account at HealthCare.gov, the government's main health care reform website, where they can find out more about the health exchanges in their state and actually purchase insurance online. Small businesses with less than 50 employees can buy insurance for their workers on separate Small Business Health Options Program, or SHOP, exchanges. But SHOP coverage is not subsidized.
The Affordable Care Act was originally intended to expand Medicaid health coverage to all those who couldn't afford basic coverage on state-based health exchanges. But the Supreme Court ruled last year that states could decide whether to expand Medicaid coverage, and Ohio has so far resisted expansion, despite the pleas of Gov. John Kaisch. Consequently, more than 300,000 Ohioans who would have qualified for Medicaid coverage under an expansion are expected to remain uninsured.
Community health centers across the state were recently awarded nearly $4 million in federal grants for patient outreach under the health care law. The government is also preparing to award an additional $2.3 million in grants to community groups in Ohio to become so-called "health navigators" that will be trained to help people sign up for insurance on the exchange. However, the Ohio Department of Insurance won't actively promote the exchange. Lt. Governor Mary Taylor, who heads the insurance department, is a vocal opponent of the health care law.
Essential health benefits are a package of items and services required under the health care law that must be included in insurance policies sold on state-based health exchanges set to go online next year. Essential benefits are required in 10 categories: ambulatory patient services; emergency services; hospitalization; maternity and newborn care; mental health and substance use disorder services, including behavioral health treatment; prescription drugs; rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices; laboratory services; preventive and wellness services and chronic disease management; and pediatric services, including oral and vision care.
The impact of the law on people with employer-sponsored insurance is complicated, and people with different types of coverage will likely see a range of outcomes. At least some larger employer-sponsored plans will be "grandfathered" in and exempt from Affordable Care Act requirements. In 2015, the government will start enforcing the recently-postponed employer mandate under the health care law that requires companies with 50 or more full-time employees to offer health insurance or pay fines. Some companies may find it cheaper to drop insurance they now offer, which can costs five times the penalty of $2,000 to $3,000 per full-time worker.
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Charlie DeBenedetto '16 was recently awarded the "Drum Major for Service" Award for his commitment to service. DeBenedetto has been involved in a number of initiatives in support of literacy, including America Reads and Geneva Reads Book Fest. This award is bestowed on students who have a dedication and commitment to service, and was presented to DeBenedetto during the MLK Jr. Day of Service. "Th... More >>
In conjunction with the Women's Rights National Historical Park, a lecture by Professor of French and Francophone Studies Catherine Gallouet will shed light on an historical, heroic figure who successfully led a 30-year war and remains unheard of by most of the civilized world. Gallouet's research focuses on how resistance and revolt of Africans and slaves are represented during the French Enligh... More >>
St. John's Chapel will once again host the popular series "Music, Meditation and Munchies" on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 12:15 p.m. The event will feature organist MaryAnn Hamilton and guest violinist Loraine Schoenfield, a teacher at St. Peter's Community Arts Academy in Geneva and former member of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. The series often draws a diverse audience of both students and Geneva community members. Started by Chaplain Lesley Adams, the program offers individuals an opportunit... More >>
The Respect Sextet will bring their improvisational jazz talents to Geneva on Thursday, Feb. 6. Hosted by the Colleges department of music, The Respect Sextet is a New York City-based group, originally formed in 2001 at the Eastman School of Music, in Rochester, N.Y. Respect Sextet will be performing at 8 p.m., in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. The concert is free and open ... More >>


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Every year the group travels around the Great Lakes setting up educational camps along the way.
On Monday the group will be paddling their canoe to Locust Point in Oak Harbor followed by the islands and into Canada. They end their trip where they started, at Sterling State Park.
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3. Fort De Soto Park (Near St. Petersburg) driving time: 2 hours, 3 minutes. Read the guide
4. Caladesi Island State Park (Near Tampa ) driving time: 2 hours, 7 minutes. Read the guide
5. Anna Maria Island (Near Bradenton) driving time: 2 hours, 17 minutes. Read the guide
6. Siesta Key (Near Sarasota) driving time: 2 hours, 20 minutes. Read the guide
7. Longboat Key, Lido Key and St. Armands Key (Near Sarasota) driving time: 2 hours, 21 minutes. Read the guide
Click here to view other popular destination beaches in our Florida Beach Guide. and for those interested in taking a dip in Florida's other popular watery destination, check out our Florida Springs Guide.
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