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This is the best concealer I ever had. I use this to cover my dark undereye circles and fine lines. The coverage is very good and doesnt look heavy at all. You can get this in a lot of shades, even for very fair skin like mine. The best thing about this product is in my opinion the moisturizer. If you have dry skin I definitaly recommend this concealer.
Love this concealer it super moisturising and has a natural finish the only problem is that it does crease a little bit under the eye but blend it with your finger and it will be fine.
I do not usually have reactive skin, but I had a huge Lerwi
I was recommended this by a staff of MAC, when she applied it, I could see a difference but you definitely need to blend this well. I usually layer it on twice for better coverage and blend down from the eyes and then apply a setting powder. Does last all day but I'm not super positive on repurchasing it when I can find better results. Also, packaging is a little bad for a runny product, I have to wipe off excess from the wand before applying onto my face.
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I bought this concealer a long time ago, maybe a year. At the time I was on the hunt for a high coverage concealer for under my eyes and I didn't really like this. I found it to be too sheer and a bit too blendable (it shifted around too much when I tried to blend it with my fingers).
About 2 months ago I did a spring cleaning and rediscovered this. I consider to have pretty bad dark circles (more blue/purple based) and was using quite thick and heavy concealers (mac studio finish, benefit erase paste/boiing). I tried this with the Real Techniques domed shadow brush to blend it out, and i love it! I have it in the shade NW15, so the pinky undertone kind of brightens and neutralizes the blueness (my skin tone is around NC15/NC20).
I also find the lasting power outstanding. It kind of sets on the skin and doesn't fade through out the day. I don't even need to powder. It does crease a bit though, so beware of that, even when you powder. But then again, which concealer doesn't crease? I just try to avoid to put it too close to my lower lash line. When it does crease, I just kind of wipe and blend it away with my finger, no problem.
This also layers really well without getting cakey.
i thought i just got the wrong shade. the coverage is like 3 stars.
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Great for under the eyes and anything else you want to cover. Blendable but not too light, very nice moisturizing properties, very natural finish. Looks great when worn alone and with foundation. Medium coverage.
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This is a GREAT under eye concealer, and I also using it for highlighting. Too thin for concealing pimples/zits/etc but honestly we all know that no concealer is capable of hiding dark circles AND spots anyways. I would rebuy. I don't use it everyday, but I'm still happy with it.
This is the best under-eye concealer. Very moisturizing, doesn't settle into lines or flake. It works more as a brightener (light reflects off of the dewy texture) rather than a heavy duty concealer. The coverage is quite low- I can't see myself using it for blemishes. Great for when you want to look rested and natural, rather than too done and made up.
I like this. Used it faithfully until I discovered the LA Girl Pro HD Concealer. It does the job and provides decent coverage (light to medium) and doesnt crease. It is isnt heavy and easy to blend. This is not for major blemish coverage, hyper pigmentation or serious redness.
To me a great concealer is one I can apply and skip foundation on good skin days. This fits the bill. The deal breaker for me is the price in comparison to the amount of product. I get better coverage at a better price and a better color match with the LA Girl.
Packaging... Mehhh... Nothing to write home about. Tube with doe foot wand. Hard to get the last bit of product out and that is an issue I have with ALL doe foot products. I want EVERYTHING I pay for! Lol. Only pro with doe foot products is that application is a breeze in terms of placement on the face.
Exact color matches for me are NC45 in MaC and Fawn in LA Girl. Would I repurchase? Again MUA, a 'MAYBE' is needed but I lean more toward yes since I have no choice. It is a nice product, does what I need it to do, particularly as a highlighter and under the eyes.
Update: I'm saying a firm yes on the repurchase for this. I break out less as I get older and my skin is far more predictable. I work on television and even under the harsh lights I look totally flawless with this concealer and my Studio Fix Powder Foundation only. No need to apply full makeup anymore except for special occasions. I really love this product, the speedy application, light weight feel and how it makes me look. I recently ran out and I totally miss it as part of my routine.
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Chevy and GMC 2015 pickups will have 4G LTE, Wi-Fi built in
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General Motors announced this week that its 2015 Chevrolet and GMC pickups will have the ability to connect to 4G LTE wireless data networks built-in.
The first carrier partnership announced by GM is with AT&T but the automaker says it will announce more carrier and supplier relationships in the coming months. The data connection is built into the trucks' electrical system and the trucks will have an external antenna to ensure a good connection.
LTE, short for Long Term Evolution, is 10 times faster than a 3G data connection and both AT&T and Verizon's networks have often been tested at download speeds between 20 and 30 megabits per second. That's faster than most home Internet connections.
GM says that a 4G LTE connection will allow its in-dash GPS navigation systems to now pull traffic updates in real-time from the cloud. The connection is also expected to allow customers to turn their pickups into Wi-Fi hotspots and stream video.
There aren't any details yet on what kind of monthly costs drivers who opt for this LTE connection will incur, but GM does mention that it will integrate with OnStar so the option might be an added tier to that service.
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If I recall correctly it was stated that the mythic system would have something in it so a mythic character or monster could grant spells to worshipers.
It was not in the playtest. This seemed odd to me especially when they describe the hierophant as being more like a patron than a devotee.
Was it just left out of the playtest due to size issues? If so, how would you rate it or place it as far as progressions go?
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I noticed this too. It's one of the first things I went looking for once I got the playtest document. I would also like to know if there are still plans to include this in the finished product. I figure it's not something that required as much playtesting so it was left out for now. Still, it would be nice to see how this ability (if it's even a thing) interacts with Leadership and Cohorts.
Speaking of Leadership, Cohorts, and Followers. Will there be an increased table for Leadership scores beyond 25? Will there be rules or suggestions on what to do about Cohorts and Mythic, other then the rules already presented?


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OpenFrameworks for Processing Coders – Video guide by Josh Nimoy
You have been using Processing for some time and wanted to try openFrameworks but were slightly unsure what the differences were. Then again, you have already been told it is very similar, especially since oF was inspired by Processing in the first place and there are a lot of similarities. Right? Well — what better way to learn than from Josh Nimoy himself in this extremely insightful and fun two part videos.
Josh guides you, the Processing coder, through the "mental transformation" needed to start using OpenFrameworks to create equivalent work. The videos were recorded as additional material to the class Josh taught with Syed Reza Ali at GAFFTA.
So far, I have shaved my face with a straight razor, did a claymation about pointers, and took apart a McDonalds cheeseburger. I hope it makes learning programming and its dry concepts a bit wetter.
This is part 1 of an in-progress video guiding the Processing coder through the mental transformation needed to start using OpenFrameworks to create equivalent work. The video is being created as course material for the live GAFFTA class, and is not intended to be a replacement for the class itself. As OpenFrameworks and related technology are highly perishable, this video is not recommended for use in long-term courseware. For teaching purposes, always have a live, interactive human teacher.
This is part 2. This is an in-progress video guiding the Processing coder through the mental transformation needed to start using OpenFrameworks to create equivalent work. The video is being created as course material for the live GAFFTA class, and is not intended to be a replacement for the class itself. As OpenFrameworks and related technology are highly perishable, this video is not recommended for use in long-term courseware. For teaching purposes, always have a live, interactive human teacher.
- How to use openFrameworks on the RaspberryPi – Tutorial The Raspberry Pi is a very exciting low cost computing platform aimed at the educational market. It offers reasonable performance in a small package at a price of $25, making it very attractive for creative computing projects. Here we show you how to run openFrameworks on the Raspberry […]
- Generative Typography with Processing – Tutorial Through an inspiring tutorial with 26 code examples Amnon Owed shows you how to use Processing to explore the creative possibilities of generative […]
- Geometry, Textures & Shaders with Processing – Tutorial From custom geometry to adding textures to 2D and 3D shapes, Amnon Owed shows you practical examples of a number of crucial building blocks for 2D/3D Processing […]
- Generative Art: A Practical Guide [Books, Processing] Generative Art: A Practical Guide using Processing is a book by Matt Pearson, published by Manning. The book offers a guide to creating generative graphics for print, video and the web whilst at the same time addressing the philosophy and practice of using a programming language as an artistic tool. Included is a beginners guide to Processing, and applied tutorials on subjects such as Perlin Noise, Randomness, Fractals, Emergence, Agent Oriented Programming, Three Dimensional Drawing and Cellular Automata. The book also features the work of Robert Hodgin, Jared Tarbell, Aaron Koblin, Casey Reas and many more of the finest contemporary generative artists. The book starts with foreword by Marius Watz giving a very good overall introduction to computers in the arts especially the history of processing Processing. This is followed by Matt setting context for the reader, giving his background and how his interest in generative art developed. My favorite "about this book" section, positions the book in terms of how it should be read and making clear that by no means the book attempts to teach you how to be an artist, but rather how to think about the process: If this book were to be just a collection of recipes for you to follow, to produce certain aesthetically pleasing results, it would be missing the point—not to mention hugely arrogant. The appreciation of art is entirely subjective, so if I were to declare that there is a right way to go about creating art, I would be in need of a slap. Following chapters are about methods and algorithms, both existing and about creating your own. Very much about building a generative machine, Matt has a great skill in making it all sound very easy. This leaves you wanting to launch Processing and begin playing right away. Whether this is related to Matt just being British but the book is filled with small fragments of humor, inserted at places where things are just about to get serious and complicated. Matt's tone makes it an easy and fun read and where other books of this nature tend to be either slightly too technical or conceptual, Matt seems to have found the perfect middle ground, being both practical but also pointing out the technical and conceptual issues that should be addressed. This book will by no means provide you with great technical knowledge or set a conceptual ground for your work. Instead, you will quickly become accustomed with the basic principles and algorithms used in the making of generative art together with most certain desire to learn more. If you are new to creative code and have always been interested in how some of these images have been created, Generative Art: A Practical Guide is a fantastic start. Also those that have some programming skills may uncover some techniques that have not been apparent before. There is no right or wrong way to be a generative artist. There are no rules or recipes. Generative art is about the organic, the emergent, the beautiful, the imprecise, and the unexpected. It's about exploring these within a world of logic and precise mechanics. This delightful paradoxicality makes it an almost Zen approach to computing: playful and organic, free of restraint, and inviting a natural flow. Contents: • Introduction to the principles of algorithmic art • Brief Processing language tutorial • Establishing artistic "ground rules" for a new work • Using random, semi-random, emergent and fractal processes • Finding fresh approaches to the discipline of programming • 32-page full-color section of beautiful artwork Generative Art: A Practical Guide using Processing is available from: amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.ca, amazon.cn, amazon.fr,amazon.de, amazon.co.jp, Manning (eBook), bulkbuy discounts + Every print copy includes the offer of a free eBook (PDF) upon registering your book with Manning - great for having it on your iPhone/iPad/Android device for on the go. Free content + source code of the examples featured in the book is available on Matt's website. Giveaway People at Manning were kind to send us an additional copy to give away to our readers. All you have to do is tweet this post with comment by clicking on the link below. Best comment will be selected by Matt and myself and one lucky winner will receive the book (P&P included). Contest now closed. Winner is Richard from Birmingham. (Make sure you follow @creativeapps so we can DM you if you are chosen) 1 Winner will be chosen by Matt and Filip on Thursday 25th August. Conditions: 1. Postage and Packing is included. We just need your address. 2. Competition is open to everyone and anyone but you must be over 18 years of age. There will be a total of ONE winner for this competition. 3. Winner will be selected by Matt and Filip. 4. Winner will be contacted on twitter to provide their full name and postal address. If they wish to pass on the book to another person, we will need their name and postal address. If the winner does not respond by the following week we will pick another winner. 5. You can post as many entries (tweets) as you […]
- "Nature of Code" by Daniel Shiffman – Natural systems using Processing Processing enthusiasts rejoice! There is a new book coming by Daniel Shiffman and it's called Nature of Code. As it's title implies this book takes phenomena that naturally occur in our physical world and shows you how to simulate them with […]
- Toxiclibs [Processing] Toxiclibs is a a growing selection of Processing classes created for mostly computational design projects by Karsten Schmidt. 2.5 years of ongoing development the collection consists of: 128+ classes, 18 packages bundled into 7 libraries, altogether >14k lines of code! Even though these libraries have been mainly developed for use in Processing related projects (see examples below), there is no explicit dependency on the Processing toolkit. Currently available packages include toxi.audio, toxi.color, toxi.geom, toxi.math, toxi.physics, toxi.image.util and toxi.util.datatypes. With the latest update Karsten has posted some additional information/examples of usage you cans see below. The next step are online tutorials which should be coming soon. To have a play, just download the appropriate package, move the libraries into your processing sketchbook/library folder and load the .pde example files. The video below is the first community showreel of works produced with toxiclibs. You can find more + detailed information at toxiclibs.org, follow Karsten on Twitter or keep an eye on his Postspectacular blog. See also onedotzero.app […]
- The Abyss – Graphics, animation and interaction with Processing [Tutorial] The Abyss is a 3d space where custom programs (creatures) can be built and released. By creating one or more creatures, this tutorial aims to provide an introduction into graphics, animation, interaction with Processing and expand the boundaries and the variety of the Abyss. Basic creatures just floating their existence away can coexist with more sophisticated ones which may implement an aggregating or even a hunting behaviour. The Abyss was born as a workshop by Andreas Gysin for design students with different programming skills: beginners but also third graders with good programming knowledge. Andreas wanted a common result for the whole class but also a system where everbody could contribute with an indiviudal part. The first workshop took place in 2011 at supsi and most recent at Resonate during BELEF festival in Belgrade. For beginners it should be easy enough to contribute with a basic creature, just concentrating on the graphical output; more advanced users can train their animation skills or even build creatures which interacted with other creatures. Some flocking and hunting behaviours can emerge, food particles added to make the Abyss alive. A few rules come with it: • Extend the supercreature class and build your own creature. • Allowed colors are white with alpha shades. Not a strict rule. • Each creature must implement the move() and draw() methods (see the SuperCreature class for details). • Transforms should use the pos, rot, sca vectors as those are used to track creatures in space. • Animations can be timed with frames or actual time. • The name of the new creature class is built with the authors initals and the creature name. This is not an optimal naming convention but it works with 10-20 people as each class name must be unique (Steve Zissou + Cubus = SZCubus). • The .PDE file should have the same name of the class (for example: SZCubus.pde). • Insert your name, the creature name, the version and the build date in the constructor. • Break all rules and build something new. The Processing IDE makes it easy enough to store each creaure in a separated .PDE file. To add it to the Abyss it's enough to copy it to the main project (usually stored in a shared folder). The program will take care to instatiate the creature classes without any extra code. As an example let's rebuild the Cubus creature from scratch. 1. Download Processing and The Abyss code (github master) Note: the current version uses an OpenGL fog to blend out far away creatures. This works only until Processing 1.5.1. It can still be adapted for Processing 2.0 with a fog shader or by just getting rid of the whole Fog class and its few references. 2. Launch processing and load the Abyss sketch. Create a new tab and name it as you want or by following the naming convention explained above. 3. Each creature needs at least a move() and draw() method. But we start with just a static cube. In the constructor add some basic creature information, like author, name, version and birthday. class SZCubus extends SuperCreature { float cSize; // size of the body public SZCubus() { creatureAuthor = "Steve Zissou"; // your name here, Steve creatureName = "Cubus"; // the creature's one goes here creatureVersion = "1.0"; // a string of your choice setDate(2012, 9, 24); //Y,M,D // just to keep track cSize = random(6, 30); // each creature will have a slightly different size } void move() { // doesn't move at all. Just stays in place for now… } void draw() { // this shortcut function just translates, rotates and scales the model matrix // by the values contained in the superclass PVectors pos, rot and sca // it could also be done by hand, // for example in a case where the creature is based on a particle system // and drawing has to be in world coordinates. applyTransforms(); // let's draw the creature body: a box to hounour the creature's name noFill(); stroke(255); strokeWeight(1); box(cSize); } } Run the sketch, press the right or left cursors until you see the 'Cubus' creature in the red box. Press space several times to release them in the Abyss. 4. Now let's add a bit of movement. We need two fields to store a pair of PVectors: PVector fPos, fAng; …which are initialized and randomised in the constructor: fPos = new PVector(random(-0.002, 0.002), random(-0.002, 0.002), random(-0.002, 0.002)); fAng = new PVector(random(-0.005, 0.005), random(-0.005, 0.005), random(-0.005, 0.005)); In the move() method we use those values to modify the creature's pos and rot vectors. void move() { pos.x += sin(frameCount * fPos.x); pos.y += sin(frameCount * fPos.y); pos.z += cos(frameCount * fPos.y); rot.x = sin(frameCount * fAng.x) * TWO_PI; rot.y = sin(frameCount * fAng.y) * TWO_PI; rot.z = sin(frameCount * fAng.z) * TWO_PI; } Run the sketch again and release a few creatures. Hit the 'a' key to visualize the creature's origin. 5. We can also add custom methods to our creature: this one will just take a PVector and an angle and return a new rotated PVector. In 2d. PVector rotateVec(PVector v, float angle) { float c = cos(angle); float s = sin(angle); return new PVector(v.x*c - v.y*s, v.x*s + v.y*c); } 6. So for the final step let's add a few more fields to describe the tentacles and their movement int segments; // the number of segments for each tentacle float bLen; // start length of each segment float aFreq; // frequency float bOffs; // offset for the tentacle pairs float angRange; // min and max angle for the tentacles Again, in the constructor we assign random values to those fields to create some difference between each creature instance. segments = int(random(5,9)); bLen = random(4, 10); aFreq = random(0.01, 0.1); bOffs = random(5); angRange = random(0.3, 0.6); 7. Finally in the draw() method, after the box we display four tentacles. strokeWeight(2); for (int j=0; j<4; j++) { //we draw four of them, on a 2d plane PVector p = new PVector(bLen, 0); PVector pos = new PVector(cSize/2, 0); float ang = sin(frameCount*aFreq + j%2 * bOffs) * angRange; float l = bLen; beginShape(); // we draw just connected segments for (int i=0; i<segments+1; i++)="" {="" vertex(pos.x,="" pos.y);="" pos.x="" +="p.x;" pos.y="" p="rotateVec(p," ang);="" p.limit(l);="" l="" *="0.93;" scale="" a="" bit="" the="" length="" of="" each="" segment,="" this="" factor="" could="" also="" be="" randomized="" }="" endshape();="" rotatey(half_pi);="" rotate="" about="" 90="" degrees="" and="" draw="" next="" tentacle="" <="" pre=""> And now make your own. Pictures from the workshop are available here. Born in Zürich, Andreas Gysin lives and works as graphic designer between Berlin and Lugano. Writing custom programs is part of his design process independently of the output medium. When not busy on projects he teaches interaction design and programming at ECAL, Lausanne and in SUPSI, Lugano and in workshops worldwide. ertdfgcvb.com Resonate is a platform for networking, information, knowledge sharing and education. It brings together distinguished, world class artists with an opportunity of participating in a forward-looking debate on the position of technology in art and culture. In 2012, Resonate featured Nicholas Feltron, Josh Nimoy, Jer Thorp, Regine Debatty, Champagne Valentine, Niklas Roy, Benjamin Gaulon, Karsten Schmidt, FIELD, LAb[au], Rafaël Rozendaal, United Visual Artists, Jürg Lehni, WARP, onedotzero, Kim Gordon + Ikue Mori, Alva Noto + Blixa Bargeld, DJ Spooky and many more.. Resonate is Magnetic Field B production in collaboration with CreativeApplications.Net and Dom Omladine Belgrade. Next Resonate takes place 21-13rd March 2013 in Belgrade and will include around 30 talks, 15 workshops and night performances. For more information and details when they are available see resonate.io or follow on Twitter / like on Facebook. Andreas Gysin – Resonate at Belef from Resonate Festival on […]
- OpenFrameworks Workshop, London UCL [Events] Ruairi Glynn of InteractiveArchitecture.Org has just announced a free public OpenFrameworks Workshop on 13th - 14th June 2009 lead by Mehmet Akten, Marek Bereza and Joel Gethin Lewis and hosted by University College London's MSc Adaptive Architecture & Computation Programme. It is intended to be the starting point for a number of workshops using OpenFrameworks with an introductory session suitable for people with no "oF†experience but some basic understanding of scripting in Processing, Flash, etc. Workshop Details Dates: Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th June 2009 Time: 10:00 - 17:00 Location: University College London, Gower Street Building: Wilkins Room: Old Refectory If you are interested in participating in the workshop please contact the organizer immediately as places are limited. The workshop is free, all you need is a laptop. You may want to bring along other interfaces, microcontrollers, cameras etc that you'd like to play with. Complete Details of Workshop and how to sign up I have already signed up, so I might be seeing you there! made with openFrameworks from openFrameworks on Vimeo. Reincarnation from Memo Akten on […]
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Hang on! What are we insinuating here… That all Processing coders are 5 year olds? ;) Even the code is in primary colours!
OK, so C++ is different from Java. I figured that much. Thought I would actually get to see Processing in action vs Open Frameworks, or get specific examples of the differences and the commonalities. Maybe get a sense of what in Open Frameworks will look similar to me having done some project work in Processing.
Shaving? Cheeseburger? Oh…ok. I guess.
hang on, are you insinuating that primary colours are exclusively for 5 year olds?
This is awesome
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text: This Product Development Process document describes the process of bringing a new product or service to the market. It provides a template for a company to devise and execute a successful product development plan. Some of the topics covered include: generating the idea, gauging the market, measuring the investment, engineering the product, and launching the new product. This document provides a helpful tool to any company or business that is launching a new product. [Product Name] Product Development Process [Product Name] [Product Development Manager Name] [Product development is an ongoing process required by all types of companies, from companies based in innovation, to service, to infrastructure. There is no single process for new product development, no tried and true method that works for everyone. There are concepts however that benefit a company, and fundamentals of business that need to be considered in the product development process. Utilizing this template as an exercise, it will help you to start a process, or review a product along a methodology, but there is no guarantee for success.] © Copyright 2013 Docstoc Inc. 2 [Product Name] New Product Development Process Understanding your Business Business Definition [Begin by defining your business. What is it that you do, what is your core mission to accomplish in business? This may come from marketing statements, or it may come from executive vision and mission statements. Consider how your company is positioned within your industry: does it deliver products vertically within an industry silo, or deliver services horizontally across industries?] Industry Drivers [Note the industry drivers. What are customers asking for, what is on the horizon that customers are not yet asking for? What industry trends are presenting themselves, and what is research reporting, either academic or consultant based? Consider your own products and how they meet current industry needs. Are there opportunities to evolve a product, redesign a product, or replace a product with a new design? Look at competitors: can your company do what they do cheaper, more efficiently, or if it is worth going head-to-head with competitors on a product?] New Product Development Generating the Idea [Generating the idea is the most challenging area. Brainstorming has always been a recommended option, however often times with product managers so entrenched in what they do, it may be difficult to be creative. Consider requesting ideas from across the organization, from support staff to production staff. Roll the ideas together and create a special cross-functional team to review the ideas. Consider ideas both within the existing product portfolio, or ideas where existing or slightly modified products can be used in other industries. Anecdote: An excellent example of this comes from the California power outages of early 21st century. Fuel prices were low and rail transport was looking for ways for greater revenue. Jumping across industries they negotiated using unused engines as generators of power aiding utilities in addressing the power constraints. Based on the cross-functional teams' review, create a short-list of ideas to evaluate. The next tasks may be performed simultaneously or sequentially, however they should be performed by members of your company specialized in the tasks.] Gauging the Market [Purchase or perform your own market assessment. What is happening in the industry, what drivers are present? What is the justification for the company to take on the risk of producing a new product? Assess the market value and project sales for the next 5-10 years. Look at what the market penetration © Copyright 2013 Docstoc Inc. 3 would have to be to be successful: will existing customers find value in the new product, or will new customers have to be pursued? Does the new product cannibalize existing sales, or represent new sales opportunities? Understand the cost of marketing and selling the product to: what is the optimal price point?] Measuring the Investment [Every new product requires a financial investment, representing risk. What has to be measured is how quickly will the risk be overcome by the return on the investment; how many years before profitability? The financial team will have to evaluate not only the project sales, but research and development, and production costs too. How much will prototypes and development cost? Is it optimal to outsource the development to another company, or have another company prototype the new product? Is manufacturing or production of the product best done externally or internally? Are capital investments necessary to upgrade production facilities to accommodate the new products? There are many financial questions to be answered, but once they are, spreadsheets can become powerful tools to understand the financial viability of the new product.] Engineering the Product [Even though marketing and finances may be determined for the new product, engineering the product may be the most important component. An idea may be great, however if engineering the product costs too much or the product cannot be manufactured at a price lower than what the market can bear, then it may not be financially viable. Consider the costs of raw materials, manufacturing and shipping. Are there further costs of ongoing support, installation and configuration? Do these represent additional areas of income, or cost only?] Launching the New Product Referenced Article: Project Management Plan [With an understanding of the market, investment and engineering of the new product, now it's time to execute the plans. 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Condado is busy and bustling and whilst people are enjoying their holidays on and around site I'm out and about but before I launch into my tourist guide role I'd just like to tell you about the almond trees. Do you remember the beautiful blossom on the almond trees that I took pictures of during February and March time – well the blossom has turned into almonds. Can you spot the almonds in this picture.
I have sampled the nuts from the trees and they are delicious. What is unusual about almonds is that the nut casing falls away from the nut to the floor leaving the nut remaining on the tree. The local farmers pick the nuts by encasing the tree with large nets and then attaching a device to their tractors which literally shakes the tree dislodging the nuts into the nets. I guess the farmers keep the trees a certain size so they can cover the trees with the nets.
Out and about. I visited a tiny town called Banos de Fortuna, close to Fortuna which are both famed for their hot springs and spas which since roman times have been know for their healing abilities especially for rheumatic and traumatic illnesses. The water from the springs are at a constant temperature of around 35 oC.
Fortuna is well known for its spa's and hotels and has been reported in the Costa Calida. If you google – Fortuna Spain Spa, up comes the article which will give you lots of background information. Google further and you will find lots of recommendations for hotels etc. with spa deals, treatments which are worth considering for that spot of luxury.
Banos de Fortuna boasts of one such hotel, Hotel Leana which is elegant, regal and has a sense of the Colonial/Victorian era about it. My recommendation isn't for one of these plush hotels but something a little more simple and low budget and that's the Camp site – Camping Fuente at Banos de Fortuna. Apart from being an excellent campsite with small bungalow/chalets for hire and a hotel there is a swimming pool complex which is open all year round, is at a constant temperature of 35 oC and includes, jets, spas, bubbles and the such. It has sunbathing areas with a bar and a restaurant and is ideal for a days outing. It is popular and best visited during off peak times and during the week. Its around 10 euros per person for the day and there is also a meal deal, menu del dia and entry to the pool for around 15 euros. The water is wonderful. I'm generally not a swimming pool person but I was happy to while away a few hours in the pool. I reckon it will be great in winter!
Banos de Fortuna is situated about 10 – 15 minutes away from the A7 between Murcia and Alicante and is approx. 30 minutes from Murcia. For directions to the campsite and more information visit the website http://www.campings.com/camping-fuente-banos-de-fortuna/
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I miss our walks! Not sure I'll be able to resume for quite some time, but some of these days......! Going for a second opinion on surgery Friday and hope to get some help soon. If y'all decide to schedule a walk, maybe I can meet you for coffee afterwards?
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Hey Tweet u sound just like me. Slow and a bad back. I live in Enterprise. Several of us used to walk @ the park here once a week. maybe we can get it going again. Maybe after the COLD spell passes!
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March 16, 2011 (first photo): An emaciated Pitbull-mix is discovered in a garbage bag by maintenance workers at the bottom of a 19-story tall garbage chute. The dog is immobile, but ALIVE. This is how he looked on arrival that Newark's animal shelter that night.
The 22 story apartment building is equipped with garbage chutes on each floor for tenants. Someone had no more use for this dog. They had starved it to near death, put it in a garbage bag and threw it down the garbage chute. A maintenance worker cleans out the bin every few days and on Wednesday, March 16th, they were cleaning out the contents of the container to go directly into a trash compacter. The bag moved a little and the worker opened it to find a moribund dog inside — pathetically thin, cold and near death.
The City of Newark Animal Control was contacted and ACO Arthur Skinner picked up the dog and brought him directly to the Society. The veterinary staff immediately put him on intravenous fluid. His temperature was so low that it did not even register on the thermomenter. He was covered with heating pads and blankets.
After a brief time at the Society's Newark facility, he was ambulanced to Garden State Veterinary Specialists in Tinton Falls — a referral hospital with 24 hour emergency care. If he died during that night, we feel he would know that everyone loved and cared about him and treated him gently and lovingly. He amazed everyone at the Society and at Garden State by surviving with the 24 hour emergency care that they rendered. He was given a blood transfusion, a bath — and even a walk! In honor of the first day of his re-birth, we call him Patrick — in honor of St. Patrick's Day and we hope he has the luck of the Irish!
March 17, 2011 (second photo): Once stabilized, he's moved to GSVS Pet Hospital for continuous intensive care. It is now St. Patrick's Day, and the GSVS staff decide to call him Patrick.
March 22, 2011 (third photo): Bright lights still hurt his eyes.
Late April 2011, Easter (fourth photo): Six weeks into recovery.
Late October 2011 (fifth photo): 8 months into recovery.
December 25, 2011, Christmas (sixth photo): 9 months into recovery.
The last photo is one of his most recent photos. He's fully recovered and living with an amazing family. You can visit and "like" his Facebook page by clicking here and to help give free food and care with a single click, please visit The Animal Rescue Site. Help fight animal abuse in your neighborhood.
crying so hard right now, the last picture :')
kissrazors The owner is so going to get karma.. What a beautiful puppy [':
he's so cute, its unbelievable how malnourished he was!
This is where I want to hear about if they found the person that did that to that poor dog. Send me to jail, I don't care, I would murder this fucking asshole. Despite being an entirely different species, dogs (like all animals), deserve some fucking respect. Srsly, I want to do the exact same thing this bastard did to this dog to them, but then put them in the compactor. Fucking son of a bitch. I hope they rot in hell.
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But they do not appear at the top of a list of the most influential writers of their time. Instead, a recent study has found, Jane Austen, author of "Pride and Prejudice, " and Sir Walter Scott, the creator of "Ivanhoe," had the greatest effect on other authors, in terms of writing style and themes.
These two were "the literary equivalent of Homo erectus, or, if you prefer, Adam and Eve," Matthew L. Jockers wrote in research published last year. He based his conclusion on an analysis of 3,592 works published from 1780 to 1900. It was a lot of digging, and a computer did it.
The study, which involved statistical parsing and aggregation of thousands of novels, made other striking observations. For example, Austen's works cluster tightly together in style and theme, while those of George Eliot (a k a Mary Ann Evans) range more broadly, and more closely resemble the patterns of male writers. Using similar criteria, Harriet Beecher Stowe was 20 years ahead of her time, said Mr. Jockers, whose research will soon be published in a book, "Macroanalysis: Digital Methods and Literary History" (University of Illinois Press).
These findings are hardly the last word. At this stage, this kind of digital analysis is mostly an intriguing sign that Big Data technology is steadily pushing beyond the Internet industry and scientific research into seemingly foreign fields like the social sciences and the humanities. The new tools of discovery provide a fresh look at culture, much as the microscope gave us a closer look at the subtleties of life and the telescope opened the way to faraway galaxies.
"Traditionally, literary history was done by studying a relative handful of texts," says Mr. Jockers, an assistant professor of English and a researcher at the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at the University of Nebraska. "What this technology does is let you see the big picture -- the context in which a writer worked -- on a scale we've never seen before."
Mr. Jockers, 48, personifies the digital advance in the humanities. He received a Ph.D. in English literature from Southern Illinois University, but was also fascinated by computing and became a self-taught programmer. Before he moved to the University of Nebraska last year, he spent more than a decade at Stanford, where he was a founder of the Stanford Literary Lab, which is dedicated to the digital exploration of books.
Today, Mr. Jockers describes the tools of his trade in terms familiar to an Internet software engineer -- algorithms that use machine learning and network analysis techniques. His mathematical models are tailored to identify word patterns and thematic elements in written text. The number and strength of links among novels determine influence, much the way Google ranks Web sites.
It is this ability to collect, measure and analyze data for meaningful insights that is the promise of Big Data technology. In the humanities and social sciences, the flood of new data comes from many sources including books scanned into digital form, Web sites, blog posts and social network communications.
Data-centric specialties are growing fast, giving rise to a new vocabulary. In political science, this quantitative analysis is called political methodology. In history, there is cliometrics, which applies econometrics to history. In literature, stylometry is the study of an author's writing style, and these days it leans heavily on computing and statistical analysis. Culturomics is the umbrella term used to describe rigorous quantitative inquiries in the social sciences and humanities.
"Some call it computer science and some call it statistics, but the essence is that these algorithmic methods are increasingly part of every discipline now," says Gary King, director of the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard.
Cultural data analysts often adapt biological analogies to describe their work. Mr. Jockers, for example, called his research presentation "Computing and Visualizing the 19th-Century Literary Genome."
Such biological metaphors seem apt, because much of the research is a quantitative examination of words. Just as genes are the fundamental building blocks of biology, words are the raw material of ideas.
"What is critical and distinctive to human evolution is ideas, and how they evolve," says Jean-Baptiste Michel, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard.
Mr. Michel and another researcher, Erez Lieberman Aiden, led a project to mine the virtual book depository known as Google Books and to track the use of words over time, compare related words and even graph them.
Google cooperated and built the software for making graphs open to the public. The initial version of Google's cultural exploration site began at the end of 2010, based on more than five million books, dating from 1500. By now, Google has scanned 20 million books, and the site is used 50 times a minute. For example, type in "women" in comparison to "men," and you see that for centuries the number of references to men dwarfed those for women. The crossover came in 1985, with women ahead ever since.
In work published in Science magazine in 2011, Mr. Michel and the research team tapped the Google Books data to find how quickly the past fades from books. For instance, references to "1880," which peaked in that year, fell to half by 1912, a lag of 32 years. By contrast, "1973" declined to half its peak by 1983, only 10 years later. "We are forgetting our past faster with each passing year," the authors wrote.
JON KLEINBERG, a computer scientist at Cornell, and a group of researchers approached collective memory from a very different perspective.
Their work, published last year, focused on what makes spoken lines in movies memorable. Sentences that endure in the public mind are evolutionary success stories, Mr. Kleinberg says, comparing "the fitness of language and the fitness of organisms."
As a yardstick, the researchers used the "memorable quotes" selected from the popular Internet Movie Database, or IMDb, and the number of times that a particular movie line appears on the Web. Then they compared the memorable lines to the complete scripts of the movies in which they appeared -- about 1,000 movies.
To train their statistical algorithms on common sentence structure, word order and most widely used words, they fed their computers a huge archive of articles from news wires. The memorable lines consisted of surprising words embedded in sentences of ordinary structure. "We can think of memorable quotes as consisting of unusual word choices built on a scaffolding of common part-of-speech patterns," their study said.
Consider the line "You had me at hello," from the movie "Jerry McGuire." It is, Mr. Kleinberg notes, basically the same sequence of parts of speech as the quotidian "I met him in Boston." Or consider this line from "Apocalypse Now": "I love the smell of napalm in the morning." Only one word separates that utterance from this: "I love the smell of coffee in the morning."
This kind of analysis can be used for all kinds of communications, including advertising. Indeed, Mr. Kleinberg's group also looked at ad slogans. Statistically, the ones most similar to memorable movie quotes included "Quality never goes out of style," for Levi's jeans, and "Come to Marlboro Country," for Marlboro cigarettes.
But the algorithmic methods aren't a foolproof guide to real-world success. One ad slogan that didn't fit well within the statistical parameters for memorable lines was the Energizer batteries catchphrase, "It keeps going and going and going."
Quantitative tools in the humanities and the social sciences, as in other fields, are most powerful when they are controlled by an intelligent human. Experts with deep knowledge of a subject are needed to ask the right questions and to recognize the shortcomings of statistical models.
"You'll always need both," says Mr. Jockers, the literary quant. "But we're at a moment now when there is much greater acceptance of these methods than in the past. There will come a time when this kind of analysis is just part of the tool kit in the humanities, as in every other discipline."interact
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.


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... morning, our backyard had morphed into a mini-Luxembourg garden, complete with French graffiti on the back fence. There is now a statuette of a nude female (tastefully attired in "pasties"), of which we saw many (sans "pasties") during our travels. It resembles a cruder version of the famous Venus de Milo in the Louvre, albeit without a head, but it does add a certain charm to the garden!
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The worlds most famous beach
... swimming in the water. I am in the hotel now updating my blog. They claim that Daytona Beach is the most famous in the world. It may be the most famous, but it has nothing on Australias beaches.
It was nice, however the sand was very hard. The water was very warm, probably as warm as an indoor pool.
I'm about to go to bed. Tomorrow we are going for a swim in the beach in the morning, having short look around and then continuing North To Savannah.
Daytona to South Carolina
... with Thunder and Lightning just about the same time. In the mean time our fire was dead dead and the chicken was half raw and getting washed. By now we where very hungry.There was only one thing to do strip,naked, wet clothing is not a good thing in a small van, so I dashed out got the cooker, chicken, plates and cutlery and Michelle cooked inside.It was pitch dark and thick with water out there, so I ...
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... a fair distance, and as I crossed the bridge, I could see the large assembly plant and launch platforms of the Kennedy space centre. I got a little excited thinking about the history of what had been accomplished from this location. The Kennedy visitor centre appeared on my right and I turned in and parked. It was early afternoon when I had arrived and I was a little concerned about how much time I would have to look around. This park appeared larger then the Houston ...
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A wonderful and pleasant place to stay. Highly recommended.
Room is clean, spacious, has classic decor and a nice ocean view. Staff are friendly and helpful. The complementary breakfast is very good and has many varieties. I booked this hotel after I read other people's reviews here and I'm so grateful to them. Thanks guys.
Great Hotel and Beach
We stayed just one night July 12th on way to see space shuttle launch. The staff was professional and very friendly. The hotel was in a faboulas location. The view fron the private balconies for each room were spectacular. The beach and pool were wonderful. The hotel common areas and rooms were very clean. Breakfast items were well stocked. I will definately stay at this hotel if ever in the area again.
Great place for a family!
We stayed at the Hampton Inn for the week of the Space Shuttle that got scrubbed. I love the Hamptons they are so clean and the people are so helpful in recomendations. The breckfast was soooo good and it really helps when you have a family of five to feed. We ate in the morning and were full till dinner. The refridgerator and microwave were great in the room to. Our view was awsome of the ocean, we were right there on the beach. I am in the process of booking our next Getaway and guess what we will be staying at an Hampton Inn.
My family and I stayed at the Hampton Inn. We read the reviews posted on this site and thought it sounded good. We were very pleasantly surprised. After spending 6 nights in Orlando at another Hotel, we wished we had stayed here from the beginning of our vacation. We stayed for 4 days and we paid a little extra for a later checkout since out plane was not leaving until 6pm. The manager and staff could not be nicer or more accomodating. The housekeeping staff were the nicest folks!! All the staff on the premises were great!! The rooms are large, the beds quite comfy, and the bathrooms are a nice size. We had a beautiful ocean view and had private balconies. We didn't want to leave and plan to go back next year for an entire week. The whole hotel was clean and neat. The pool was very big and there were plenty of deck chairs. Also, the hotel provides chaise lounges to use on the beach!! They also offer large size beach towels so you don't need to take yours from home. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who has a family, is on business, or just wants a nice place to stay. We will always go back to the Hampton Inn!! You can also enjoy fresh cookies every night!! Karen D, Rhode Island
Hampton Inn the Best
Our family of 4 w/2 teenaged boys stayed over spring break. The staff, the view, the beach were awesome. The "continental breakfast" in the morning was more than you could ask for, included hot food and ran as late as 10:00 which was perfect for vacationers! The kids had a ton of fun meeting other teens who were there w/their families as this hotel catered to that--had to be w/aparent or guardian to stay there! Yea!
I would recommend this hotel without any hesitation.
Best stay in the Daytona Beach area
Spent spring break 2005 in this hotel, 7th floor oceanview and would highly recommend. (Family of four, with two teenagers.) The staff is warm, friendly and efficient; the facilities are nicely furnished and kept very clean. Breakfast was surprisingly nice, with many items offered, including two hot entrees each morning. The 'breakfast lady' was always cheerful and catered to each guest. The evening hot cookies were something to look forward to! We really enjoyed the Port Orange and Daytona Beach Shores area over Daytona Beach, but everything is close by car. I would suggest a room on the lower of the 8 floors, as the 2 elevators were always busy. As a side note, try "Aunt Catfish" restaurant on the other side of the bridge. Hands down, this was our favorite, even with two non-fish eaters in the family. The locals all go there, too, so lunch is your best bet. Salad bar is great, too. Lunches are around $7-$10 and you can't eat it all! Became a daily trek for us. Thanks, again to the Hampton for a great stay!
Best hotel on the beach
This hotel is by far the nicest place in daytona. The rooms are very spacious and super clean. The furniture is new and the rooms are decorated nicely. The view from the balconies are breath taking. The housekeeping is A1 they are quite generous with shampoos, soaps and plenty of large soft bath towels. The breakfast is superb they offer much more than your typical continental breakfast, from hard boiled eggs, fruit salad , bagels, toast, english muffins, waffles, pancakes, donuts, danishes, cereals, fruit, biscuits and gravy and coffee, tea, milk, juice. The staff is so friendly they try to accomodate all your needs, they even have beach toys for the kids. They have free coffee all day and they even have fresh hot baked cookies every night. We stayed for 2 weeks in July 2004 and we can't wait to go back soon. It is a great place for families. If you want quiet , and super clean accomodations with a nice oceanfront pool and hot tub, which they also supply the towels for, this is the place. Absolutely the best beach bed and breakfast just like their ads!! Believe me you can't go wrong.
Best hotel, highly recommend
I wish every hotel we stayed at could have been this nice. The furnishings were newer and clean. The bed was very comfortable and I slept like a baby. The sound of the ocean was like heaven. I highly recommend this hotel if you are looking for a moderately price room in the quieter section of the strip.
This Hampton was wonderful! We had an oceanfront room and the sound of the ocean was very relaxing. The staff was very friendly,every employee that we came in contact with spoke with us. The room was very clean and the breakfast was great. I would stay here again in a heartbeat,just wish I was going back soon.
Best time ever
we stayed at the hampton inn daytona shores in may. 03 for 6 nites. service was great,room was very clean and because my wife was sick for a couple of days thay made special arrangements to clean our room at special times. we are going bac kin sept .this end of yhe beach has quiet a few seniors therefore making it the quiet end of the beach. PLEASE PUBLISH THIS REVIEW. THANKS DEAN DAURIZIO


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The Dark Age of Camelot Server Emulator
A Dark Age of Camelot open source server emulator project written in C# started in 2003 by fans. We have created from scratch a server framework with database, packet and server logic.
The project aims were to create a framework which not only allowed for live-like behaviour but completely custom rulesets.
DOL Server - The server application
DAoC Portal - An application which allows your game client to connect to custom servers.
Uthgard - Our most successful server focusing on classic DAoC and Realm vs Realm fights in Old Frontiers.
Storm D2 - Our custom flagship server focusing on a Diablo 2 ruleset in the DAoC world.
Project News, Blogs and Code Commits
(Developer Team)
Posted 1 week ago
As newest version of Dark Age of Camelot (1.115) features the plain old Portal Ceremony, here is a new GameServerScript to easily handle any kind of teleport Ceremony.
Extend the DOL.GS.Scripts.PortalCeremonyBaseNPC.cs, override the destination attribute, customize the spell effect attribute, override the TeleportTimerCallback method to dynamicly handle the PortalTeleportInterval duration depending on Realm war status. (Or maybe any Quest Pre-requesite...)
This object is used as a simple mob, it will spawn its Disciples when Added to World, you can override the Range at which disciples spawn, as well as the number spawned and the NPCTemplateID used to dress them !
The speed at which spells effects are casted is 1/16th of the total PortalTeleportInterval, you can display different spell effect near the end of the interval to display some kind of "countdown" to players.
This class can also spawn an object with custom model id at the foot of the ceremony master, this has not been tested and object size isn't customizable (Maybe in a future update !)
You can know handle any kind of Teleport Ceremony Easily !
Posted 6 months ago
Something that has made me hate MMORPG games was the lack of Dynamic worlds with Dynamic characters.
So i have been stuck in the proverbial thinking box, how could I do this.?
The solution has hit me Mob's needs to level and have experience as much as the Gamer that way the mob can discover and grow like the player, and more to the point the mob can become stronger and and go adventuring.
The best part is that if you die the Experience that you give the mob is what i would like to talk about
How much are you worth to the mob.
And what should be the level latter of a mob and do we need to build a latter
Please give me your points i have already started to make modification to the to the classes that allows the mobs grow and get better, I have build a sudo code for letting the mob do an assessment selection of choosing its next target based on view of the players next to it so that it can do a ToStrong ToWeek JustRight assessment of the player and then use this as a best way to select growth much like we as player do it.
So any ideas would be welcome.
Kind regards
(Developer Team)
Posted 11 months ago
Updated Charm spell
Added : Enum for "amnesia chance" used to check mobs type, set them to the previous expected values for each type (so it's backward compatible with existing databases)
Added : charm type for Reptile (recent Hunter changes)
Changed : Shorts checks area using declared variables into direct casted member call insides statements. (memory matters ?)
Changed : Most of target basics check (is expected class, is not null, is alive, is not controlled) above the resists area or other game rules (Optimizations)
Changed : Ugly "IF" statement to Drop Down Switch for charmtype vs bodytype checks.
Cleaned : mostly readability, spacing, indent
Added : Serverproperty to enable named check in charm handler.
Forgot in SVN commit description :
Fix : Mob Name color update when releasing pet
This is updates from topic: viewtopic.php?f=59&t=17515&start=15#p149258
(Developer Team)
Posted 11 months ago
Added: Search, SearchFinish, and SearchStart support for Data Quests. See comments for documentation on usage.
Bugfix: Fixed an issue with Region:RemoveArea that would not correctly re-index the zone cache. Changed to use a Dictionary and ensure the area index was unique for each area. This may fix some outstanding issues associated with Realm Abilities adding and removing areas.
Added: /player areas command to show a players current areas. QuestSearchAreas also report associated quest and valid step.
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/gameobjects/GameNPC.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/world/Instance/Instance.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/quests/QuestsMgr/Utility/QuestSearchArea.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/commands/gmcommands/Player.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/commands/playercommands/QuestCommands.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/commands/gmcommands/mob.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/gameobjects/GameObject.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/quests/QuestsMgr/AbstractQuest.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServerScripts/quests/Examples and Tutorials/Search quest/WingsOfTheIsleHibernia.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/quests/QuestsMgr/DataQuest.cs
changed /DOLSharp/trunk/GameServer/world/Region.cs
(Project Admin)
Posted 1 year ago
You can now download the autobuild from our Project page.
This nightly is build on each Storm restart (so roughly twice a week), and allows you to test brand new features.
Sadly the auto post feature, where each SVN update was triggering a post in the appropriate section of the forum, is not working, so you can browse the SVN commit reports here: http://sourceforge.net/p/dolserver/code/commit_browser
Not exhaustive: DataQuests improvements, Bugfixes, new ambient behaviours.... Enjoy !
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Montrail Kalahari
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3-star: 1
2-star: 0
1-star: 0
A good casual shoe or light hiker if you have no feet…
Materials: synthetic upper and "aggressive tread"
Use: weekday office warrior
Break-in Period: Wish they hadn't "broke in" so well.
Weight: moderately light
Price Paid: $39.99
A good casual shoe or light hiker if you have no feet issues and you don't think much about your feet. I liked them for casual work and fun. But, after a few months, I noticed the torsional rigidity of the shoe had weakened including the firmness under my feet. They had also widened out a bit, especially in the heel and needed tight lacing to feel snug. I took 'em back to REI and got some Vasque lite hike shoes.
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These tough cross-training shoes are built to be cool and comfortable for adventures on- and off-trail. Synthetic leather and mesh uppers optimize breathability and minimize weight for aggressive hiking or just walking in warmer conditions. Polyester/nylon lining is quick-drying and low-friction to help minimize hot spots. TerraFlex™ OXT nylon plates provide optimum torsional rigidity for protection on uneven surfaces. Polyurethane midsoles are lightweight and offer ample cushioning and shock absorption for all-day wear. FasTrax carbon rubber outsoles deliver sticky traction on all types of surfaces, wet or dry. Closeout.
- REI refers to the men's version
The Kalahari is a ventilated trail shoe that is more robust and stabilizing than a trail running shoe, yet still flexible and supple. The all-synthetic upper has large mesh windows to allow your feet to breathe easily, but plenty of upper support and prot
- Moosejaw refers to the men's version
Built like a trail runner but stiffer and more robust, Kalahari shoes are supportive as well as superbly breathable. Quick-drying synthetic mesh uppers. Wide forefoot and roomy toebox. Snug heel with firm arch support. Grippy carbon rubber outsole with aggressive tread. Protective rubber toecap. Orthotics compatible. Weight: 2 lb. 4 oz. pr. ****CLOSEOUTS****. China.
- Sierra Trading Post refers to the men's version
Montrail Kalahari
The Kalahari has been discontinued.previously retailed for:
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The Montrail Kalahari is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen February 10, 2006 at REI.
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