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Good product! BUT WATCH OUT FOR Vit A OVERDOSE
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Posted by 5377017213214212687 on Dec 18, 2012
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First of all, I have to say this is a great product. It gives good balance of vitamins and minerals. BUT beware, if you are sensitive to vitamin A and/or ingesting it a lot from the other sources, you can instantly end up with chopped lips/ broken skin in the corners of the lips / Angular cheilitis. This used to happened to my girlfriend constantly, since she eats a lot of carrots + 70% daily dosage of vitamin A from this supplement, and there's the problem. If anyone experiences same problem, I recommend splitting tab in 2 pieces, ingesting one in the morning, the other half in the evening. If lip braking still occurs, well, try to take only half a day... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_cheilitis "Angular cheilitis can be caused by bacteria, but is more commonly a fungal infection. It can also be caused by medications which dry the skin, including isotretinoin (Accutane), an analog of vitamin A. Less commonly, it is associated with primary hypervitaminosis A,[8] which can occur when large amounts of liver (including cod liver oil and other fish oils) are regularly consumed or as a result from an excess intake of vitamin A in the form of vitamin supplements."
You get what you pay for
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If cheap vitamins are your thing then this is your nirvana! synthetic vitamin E and titanium dioxide are two things that inhabit this concoction. If you can't afford anything else then OK but there are many many better options out there but not at this price
contains unhealthy ingredients
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Posted by Reviewer1643020 on Jul 30, 2012
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contains titanium dioxide and artificial color (FD&C Yellow #6) which are not good for you! because of these two ingredients I had to throw this supplement away.
never buying again
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I bought this for the 2nd time but now I learned that a ingredient called Titanium dioxide is very dangerous.Plus the label contradicts itself.It says ''no artificial colors'' and then in the ''other ingredients'' it has listed artificial color number 6 or something.I find that very shady so I'll be avoiding this brand. Plus vitamin B-12 should be in the form of methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin.
Not good
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I do not feel good at all after taking the vitamins. I tried several times with same result.


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Strengthening physical and technological infrastructures, systems and processes to improve business operations and enhance the campus environment has been a focus in Year 1.
Owners: Provost George Korfiatis and Vice President Randy Greene
This is a Year 1 goal. For the fiscal review of each program, responsibility center management is being implemented, which will take three fiscal years to complete. FY14 will begin the process of allocating revenue based on the academic unit where credits were taught, then designing meaningful reports that will provide this data to management. For the academic review, a draft policy has been developed.
Year 2: Continue.
Owners: Vice President Randy Greene and Vice President Mark Samolewicz
Stevens has engaged a firm, Howard Teibel & Associates, to develop the initial structure to use to review a process or business unit. Through the first process/business unit review, appropriate staff will be trained in order to have internal staff capable of continuing the reviews for additional process/business units.
Year 2: Implement first process/unit review, develop internal team, and develop schedule for FY15 process/unit reviews.
Owner: Vice President David Dodd
An experienced leader was recruited for the university's first Cabinet-level Vice President for IT/CIO position. A strategic plan for IT was completed as was a reorganization of the division. Stevens received a competitive award of $7.25 million from the State of New Jersey to launch two pioneering IT initiatives that will dramatically enhance teaching and learning capabilities at Stevens: the Virtualized Learning Environment and the Unified Communications and Collaboration Environment. Implementation of the Slate student recruitment system to support undergraduate and graduate student enrollment is underway. A partnership with Workday to provide state-of-the-art HR/payroll system and a new student information system has been initiated. Nineteen classrooms received technology upgrades. The technology infrastructure for business continuity and disaster recovery has been significantly improved; most mission-critical systems now have backup/contingency plans in place. The Drupal web infrastructure has been reconfigured to overcome significant problems and has been awarded a certificate of health. The site is now cloud-hosted by an external vendor.
(Goal initiated in Year 2.)
(Goal initiated in Year 2.)
Owner: Vice President Randy Greene
The liquidity index measures whether the university has sufficient cash and liquid assets to cover a portion of its annual total operating expenses. A threshold value of 1.0 indicates that the university could cover approximately three months of its annual operating expenses. The historical June 30 balances for this metric are:2012: 0.202013: 0.36
Additional indices related to the university's financial health follow:
The net operating revenue ratio indicates whether the university is living within its means. Two percent is considered a reasonable amount to achieve on an annual basis. The historical June 30 balances for this metric are:2012: 0.93%2013: 2.0%
The return on net assets percentage indicates if the university is financially better off than the previous year. Four percent is considered a reasonable amount to achieve on an annual basis. The historical June 30 balances for this metric are:2012: 1.54%2013: 18.70%
The viability ratio measures the availability of the university's expendable net assets to cover its long-term debt. The threshold value is to have 2.0 times its debt in its expendable net assets. The historical June 30 balances for this metric are:2012: 0.3892013: 1.226
The primary reserve ratio measures whether the university has sufficient expendable net assets to cover a portion of its annual total operating expense. The threshold value is to be able to cover 0.4 of its annual total operating expense with existing expendable net assets. The historical June 30 balances for this metric are:2012 0.1712013: 0.508
The composite financial index is a weighted calculation of the first four metrics into a single measure of overall financial health. A threshold value of 3.0 is to be considered as the minimal acceptable financial health.2012: 1.062013: 4.52
Owner: Vice President Robert Maffia
A university center is one of the key needs identified in the Stevens Master Plan, along with additional academic and residential space. The master plan will be presented to the Stevens Board of Trustees and the Stevens community in early 2014. In addition, planning and design for an Academic Gateway Complex, a state-of-the-art academic and research facility, is underway.
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When one theater won't suffice, put in two or even three. That was the thinking behind the design of a 10,000+-square-foot home in Winter Park, Fla. The homeowners frequently host more than 100 guests at a time, so they needed big entertainment areas, and lots of them, says Curtis LeMaster from home systems integration firm Control Designer in Orlando, Fla.
The house features a dedicated theater, as well as a music room and a game room. There's a 60-inch flat-panel and surround-sound system in the family room and plenty of speakers around the pool and patios. LeMaster and his team craftsmen and technicians were charged with designing and installing the electronics gear for every area, an extensive project that took four years to complete.
Each area was designed for a particular purpose, which is a departure from the more common request for a multipurpose entertainment room. The music room, for example, was built as a venue for live bands. There's a stage, commercial-grade speakers and lighting, outlets for amps, a dance floor and plenty of nightclub-style seating for guests. Just in case the partygoers would rather watch a ballgame or a movie, a Panasonic projector and 110-inch motorized Stewart Filmscreen screen were added. A bank of glass doors can be pushed aside to permit people on the patio to also see the show.
Multi-screen sports viewing and game playing (video games as well as foosball and cards) was the plan for the game room. A video wall comprised of one 52-inch Sony TV and three 40-inch Sonys, can display four different ballgames simultaneously. A 5.1 surround-sound system broadcasts audio from the largest screen only; however, viewers can pulls a program (and audio) from one of the smaller TVs onto the larger one by touching the SWAP button on an AMX touchpanel.
When movie viewing is on the agenda, guests can stroll over to the dedicated theater, where a 110-inch Stewart Filmscreen screen, JVC projector and an all-digital Meridian 7.1 system present the show. Acoustic paneling and short wiring runs from a dedicated Blu-ray player were used to help ensure that the audio and video quality is always top-notch.
Another popular spot for partygoers are two patios. Here, they can relax to music provided by several outdoor speakers or watch something on the two 40-inch Sony situated by the summer kitchen. The covered patio features four pairs of in-ceiling Bay Audio speakers, and the swimming pool gets its sound from a combination of Rockustics rock speakers in the landscape, Niles Audio planter speakers, and Rockustics speakers suspended from a palm tree.
Although the various entertainment areas differ in functionality, they can all pull from the same rack of audio and video components. A sophisticated Vaux A/V switching system permits signals from multiple sources, including a Samsung Blu-ray player, Audio ReQuest CD management system, NuVo AM/FM/XM tuner, Apple TV box, and six high-def cable receivers, to travel throughout the property.
Users tell the system what they want and where they want it to go via the screen of an AMX touchpanel. Each entertainment area has its own touchpanel; however, Control Designer programmed the control menus on all of the panels to look identical. "This makes the system easier for everyone to learn and operate," LeMaster explains.
Simplicity was essential, not only for operating the audio and video equipment, but the entire house. Also controllable from the AMX touchpanels are thermostats, lighting (including colored LED fixtures), pool and spa equipment, a security system, surveillance cameras, intercom communications, several Lutron motorized window treatments, and electric patio screens.
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Maitland, Fla.
Equipment List
Whole-House Systems
AMX NI-3000 Control Systems (2)
AMX Mio DMS Pinnacle Keypads for Lighting Control and Distributed Audio (16)
AMX Mio Elite-S Keypads for Distributed Audio (4)
Vaux 24x16 Composite Video Switcher
Vaux 12x16 Component Switcher
Vaux 16x16 Audio Switchers (3)
AutoPatch PrecisLT VGA 8x4 Switcher
Sherbourn LDS1260 12x60 Amplifiers (6)
NuVo Dual AM/FM/XM Tuner
Audio ReQuest F2-400 CD Management System
Apple TV receiver
Samsung BD-P2500 Blu-ray Player
Scientific Atlanta 8300HD Cable Receivers (2)
Scientific Atlanta 3250HD Cable Receivers (4)
Denon AVR-988 Receivers (2)
Lutron HomeWorks Panels (6)
Lutron Sivoia QED Shades (19)
Lutron Sivoia QED Drapery Tracks (7)
AMX ENV-VST-C ViewState Color Communicating Thermostats (10)
AMX MET-ECOM Metreau Entry Communicator
Honeywell Vista Security System
Pentair Pool System
Channel Vison Enclosures for Cable TV and Phone Management
Cisco Router, Switch and IP Phone System
Sanus TV Mounts
Middle Atlantic Racks (3)
Furman Elite 20PFi Power Conditioners (3)
TrippLite HTR05 UPS (3)
Family Room
AMX MVP-8400i Touchpanel
Pioneer 60-inch PDP-6020FD Plasma TV
Bay Audio 3-Channel Soundbar
Bay Audio TC10 Subwoofer
Snell In-Wall Rear Speakers (2)
Game Room
AMX MVP-8400i Touchpanel
Sony 52-inch TV
Sony 40-inch TVs (3)
Bay Audio 3-Channel Soundbar
Tannoy Main Speakers (2)
Tannoy Subwoofer
Stewart Filmscreen 110-inch Luxus Deluxe Screen
JVC DLA-RS2 Projector
Meridian C61R7.1 Surround-Sound Processor
Meridian DSP5200 Digital Speakers (2)
Meridian DSP5200HC Digital Center Speaker
Meridian DSP420 Side and Rear Speakers (4)
Meridian SW5500 Digital Subwoofer
Scientific Atlanta8300HD Cable Receiver
Samsung BD-p2500 Blu-ray Player
ReQuest Arquive 400 CD Management Backup
Auralex Acoustics Acoustical Panels
Acoustiblok Wall/Ceiling Treatments
AMX MVP-5200i Touchpanel
AMX NI-3000 Control System
Furman Elite 15i Power Conditioner
TrippLite HTR05 UPS
Chief Manufacturing Projector Mount
Middle Atlantic Rotating Sliding Equipment Rack
Active Thermal Management Fans
CinemaTech Theater Chairs
Music Room
Panasonic PT-D4000U Projector
Stewart Filmscreen Visionary 110-inch Electriscreen
Chief Manufacturing Projector Mount
Patios & Pool
Electronic Patio Screens with Somfy Motors (6)
Bay Audio 985 In-Ceiling Speakers (4 pairs)
Rockustics CocoNutz Outdoor Speakers (2 pairs)
Rockustics Pavarocci Outdoor Speakers (2 pairs)
Nile PB6SI Planter Speakers (1 pair)
Sony 40-inch TVs (2)
His Office
Sony 46-inch KDL-46W4100 TV
Polk Audio Speakers (2)
AMX MVP5200i Touchpanel
Lutron Sivoia QED Shades (4)
Her Office
Sony 46-inch KDL-46W4100 TV
Sharp Video Projector
Chief Manufacturing Projector Mount
Stewart Filmscreen 85-inch Electriscreen
AMX MVP5200i Touchpanel
Lutron Sivoia QED Shades (5)
Sony 32-inch TV
Living Room
Lutron Sivoia QED Shade
Master Bedroom
AMX MVP-5200i Touchpanels (2, his and hers)
Pioneer 60-inch PDP-6020FD Plasma TV
Bay Audio 3-Channel Soundbar
Lutron Sivoia QED Drapery Tracks (6)
Middle Atlantic Equipment Rack
Furman Elite 15i Power Conditioner
Denon AVR-988 Receiver
Denon DVM-2845ci DVD Player
Scientific Atlanta 8300HD Cable Receiver
Scientific Atlanta 3250HD Cable Receiver
AMX NI-3100 Control System
Master Bathroom
Sony 32-inch TV
Universal Remote Control MX850 Remote
Lutron Sivoia QED Shades (4)
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Features & Benefits
- Velocity Slots in the crown and sole of the club, as well as a channel that is cut through the head of the club from the top slot to the bottom for maximum face deflection.
- The slots are sealed with a TPU insert to comply with USGA rules. the hybrids a very crisp sound similar to that of an iron.
- CT levels equal to titanium drivers in a stainless steel hybrid.
- Multi material construction featuring tungsten heel/toe perimeter weighting.


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France and Spain united against ETA. Last week suspected members of the Basque separatist group killed a French policeman. Over the last 2 years ETA has come under increasing pressure with the arrest of its senior leaders in Spain and France. Could the organization beat the brink of collapse?


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What they might not realize is that we're also trusted partners to the school systems of the areas we serve. Our educational programs supplement traditional classroom learning with a valuable informal education and serve to build on the foundation of knowledge kids gain in school. Most importantly, they further the mission of increasing competency in S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) competency.
Our educational programs include:
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These activities enhance classroom experience and provide students with a different way of looking at science, math and technology.
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Posted in Curtis Kinetic Science Competition
Fourteen teams comprised of 64 kids from grades 5th – 9th came to show off their innovative displays during the annual Kinetic Challenge on February 12. Projects like the "Very Complicated Toaster" and the "Frosty Eruption" lined the Science Center Clubhouse as judges reviewed the entries.
Students in grades 5th to 9th were asked to create unusual sculptures and wacky inventions using combinations of movable parts, everyday objects, and independent sources of energy. Teams used objects found, donated, or purchased for less than $100 dollars in the engineering and construction of their sculptures. The competition requirements incorporate the Florida Sunshine State Standards for Science. The Orlando Science Center Kinetic Challenge is presented by The Stephen H. Goldman Foundation, Inc.
Best in Fair for the Senior Division was awarded to The Mind Flexors from St. Mary Magdalen with their "Smarticle Particle Math Machine." Traveling through obstacles and pathways, the final reveal in this creative project was a banner with the message "Math is Cool."
Best in Fair in the Junior division was awarded to The Neon Blue Boys from Hillcrest Elementary with their "Sock-O's Food Chain Reaction." This team had animal well-being in mind with their project designed to send a marble down a ramp to push a cup of food over to feed a fish below.
Each Best in Fair winner received a $500 prize for their school, and all other award winners received $250. Other award categories included Most Artistic and Most Scientific for both the junior and senior divisions. The Teacher Award went to both Debbie Gordon of St. Mary Magdalen and Heather Teager of Hillcrest Elementary.
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yea *we head of falot of downd pelicans and odst drop pods* there *starts sniping and taking out covanent solders they look at us and cant belive what they are seeing*
*shot hit them all in the head*
*the mariens and solders run up* solder: no way spartern 725 we heard you were dead
spartens never die we only go missing in action
*shoot them dead*
we have to move on
*nails grow long
mika you alright
yeah just excited
you sure *cheff comes over the hill and sees us he walks up to us everyone salutes him*
me: master cheff sir
*looking my nail then hideing them behind my back*
cheff: 725 we thought you were dead
me: no sir iv been absent of late due to a crash landing in a close by planetary sistem
cheff: i see so is that why you had an armor upgrade
me: yes sir
*scanning the area*
we should go cheff we need to distroy this ring
cheff: your right
*locks and loads and follow*
*we head to a spot were there are worthogs*
*speeds alittle of head of you two*
cheff: who is that girl
me: shes a friend sir
*stops short*
m something is not right
me: what is it mika
don't you find it odd there's not more you them here at the ring
*sniffs the air*
i can smell them come in...more is come
*ear twitches*
about five ship with 50 or more in each....we have to hurry
*speeds off(
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 8:34 pm
Post subject: w32codec
Ok, so everything minus 1 in blag is Free Software: you can get the source code, modify it, redistribute it, etc.
The one non-Free package is w32codec. Theses are codecs that allow people to play audio/video that is commonly available on the 'net. I always included this one because I believed it was important for Free Communication to be able to view the vast majority of video on the 'net.
Awhile back I had an email discussion with Richard Stallman (RMS) about BLAG's inclusion of w32codec. Here's some snippets:
jebba wrote:
"BLAG works to overthrow corporate control of information and technology through community action and spreading Free Software"
RMS wrote:
I like the spirit, but...
jebba wrote:
BLAG does commit a sin though. It isn't 100% Free Software. It includes various audio & video codecs.
RMS wrote:
That is very disappointing. Although the name respects the GNUProject, not all of the contents respect the users' freedom.
For a moment there I was hoping that the FSF could recommend BLAG, but we cannot do so as long as it contains non-free software.
The practice of using the non-free codecs is one of the major obstacles that free software faces, and the only way to surmount it is for people to start pushing back. The strategy you've adopted on this front is one of surrender.
RMS wrote:
However, I think we should not miss the opportunity to educate the public about the need to change their practices and stop using those formats. We need to look for opportunities to do that.
Perhaps you can start by having a facility for users to do this, but before they get to it, they should see a page that explains why the use of these formats is a harmful practice and asking them to try to change. What do you think about that?
jebba wrote:
Another one everyone wants is Flash, which I loathe. But I was thinking of just writing a simple script that would pop up, say why Flash (& now w32codecs) is rotten bad bad bad, but still allow people to download them via apt-get from some non-blag repository.
RMS wrote:
Saying this software is bad is better than what you are doing now, but it would still fall short of what is good. Flash is a place where we importantly need to push back.
How about writing a simple application that helps people send complaints to the webmaster of a site which has Flash on it? If it can do something to scan the site for an email address to send to, that would be useful. It could have heuristics to find pages for contacting or responding to the site.
Another part of our discussion was the source code. Right now, they are just available via http/ftp. But the GPL requires that anyone sending out CDs also make the source CD available. So what I want to do is make an ISO image of SRPMS and make a
page that explicitly lists the requirements for redistributing CDs. Note, if you send out a CD you don't /have/ to send out the source code too--you only have to do it if requested.
Anyway, so what do you all think of w32codec? I think the best approach is to /not/ include them, make sure blag is always 100% Free Software, and make some wrapper type program that says "you are doing something bad bad bad" and have it grab w32codec from freshrpms or dag.
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 10:04 pm
Post subject: freedom or otherwise
the longer i go on with this the more i realize that one of things that makes blag special is that unlike the vast majority of other distros blag is
political. that's not the reason that everyone who blags a box does, but it's there through everything we do.
using gnu/linux [any distro] is a political statement anyway. it's two fingers up to capitalism for reasons that are documented extensively elsewhere ;-).
we all comprimise all day every day with the system, what
install on
boxes is reclaiming our freedom people. so my conclusion: we should
the non-free stuff, say why [i'd be willing to help write this if needed] and develop the install via dag kludge.
on the back of this, we should work to promote
and all the other alternatives to the non-free stuff which brought all this up in the first place.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 12:08 am
Post subject:
I think we ought to keep only free software inside the BLAG distro but not go down the political route and ignore w32 or flash. By dictating to users what is bad and what isn't, we do exactly what M$ does and what we all hate. So we hate flash but who are we to say users cannot use it? Discourage the user of proprietary software. It is a good message but don't force the issue.
Part of freedom is about having choices and it would make us hypocrites to remove them choices from the people. You cannot introduce an OS like Linux, give people a choice and then revoke the old choice. It just puts us in the shoes of our predecessors.
That is why Windows and MacOS sticking around is good. So what if they are crap? Don't force people to use Linux or free software. It means nothing and won't make anyone feel good. Allowing them to choose and make that choice means far more.
I think the message with Linux has gone completely mad politically. Ok so what if Linux gives you freedom with the code and is a better OS. It doesn't mean we can suddenly commit another wrong to fight fire with fire with M$. Two wrongs do not make a right in any world. If we really believe we have to force people into free software, then the world really has gone mad.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:04 am
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Jason, I think the point was to remove it from the distro but write little wrapper things so noobs could get w32codec and flush. In the process they'd be shown a message explaining why these packages aren't in blag and raise awareness about what proprietary software is and why it sucks.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 5:38 am
Post subject:
Ok, my take on the matter:
Remove all proprietory software, and yes this includes w32codec.
I think you can have a link to an area of the website explaining why proprietery software is bad, but if people want to install them, point them into the direction so that they can install them, but make sure they have to read a page explaining why propreitery software is bad first.
I'd like BLAG to stay completely free, although I think it should be the user's choice whether or not they want to install non-free software or not. For that matter, I think it would not be a good idea to host the RPM's of any non-free software linked to off-site, so that the BLAG website can be 100% free software.
Also, I do use alot of properietery software in my day-to-day life, but I have no choice, my free options are non-existant/horribly inferior. I'd fail a good part of school without using the school computers, and they all run Windows. Quite frankly, I don't feel like failing, and nobody will take a stand with me anyways (I'm pretty sure me and 1 other friend are the only people in my entire school who know what free software is). I'm not saying that proprietory software should be banned everywhere, because I do use some of it, but I think we should make it clear to the user that using free software is highly recommended and we should demonstrate this by making BLAG 100% free software on the CD. What the user does with it is up to the user, because if we interfere with that we are interfering with freedoms.
Anyways, just my 2 cents. If I totally messed some sentence up, just lemme know, cause I haven't had a good 6 hours sleep in weeks.
By the way, i realize I've spelled propreietory about a billion different ways throughout this, but you know what I mean :P .
Thanks for actually reading all of this :P,
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 9:50 am
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I think it is fine to have a 100% free software distro. It makes total sense promoting free software. Discouraging proprietary software is cool too but my point was that users should always have the final choice and be able to install the proprietary software just as easily as they can install the free software.
Here it is different but on some Linux IRC channels a few older Linux heads get frustrated when they see a newbie still using a proprietary piece of software. I wouldn't like to see that here ever because we were all newbies once upon a time. I prefer the route of showing pople both sides, then letting them choose. It is far more appealing than showing them our preferred side only and forcing them to make do.
Linux unlike Windows doesn't need to have dirty underhand tactics ever. Linux can put on the table openly a secure and stable OS. I like that and it has far more appeal to anyone thinking of converting that Linux can be so open because it is that much better than Windows.
So with BLAG we can always say to people, this is what you get, this is what the alternatives are and be confident they will make the right choice for them. BLAG can hold it's own easily against anything you will find in the Windows/MacOS series and funnily enough the only rivals to BLAG are it's fellow Linux distros.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 1:30 pm
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My opinion on this is that we cannot theoretically get rid of all proprietary software,unless someone could possibly make an open source version of the codecs that are in win32codec(I actually have seen it been done with Quicktime,so why not the other codecs). About Flash,same situation...if we email to Macromedia to GPL Flash,we'd be all set(although it will take lots of convincing to do so). If everything does go right,we might be able to call this a 100% Free distro(and also to make Richard M. Stallman happy). But like I said,there will still be streaming video out there that requires a proprietary codec like WMV,so they will still be out there. What I do agree on is that the Xvid codec is maturing nicely,and also ogg vorbis is taking its shape(I converted all my mp3's to oggs,just because it is patentless,and not to mention it sounds better). That proves that these codecs are the future of open source in general,and it lessens the grip on Microsoft's and the other comapanies' control on video and audio. I imagine one day,open source will dominate the market,and the downfall of proprietary programs and OS's(even though that may not happen).
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 4:07 pm
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Macromedia won't GPL Flash or the player. It is part of their suite and a big money maker along with that other POS ColdFusion. I think Flash sites suck anyways. Then only decent one I have seen is
and after that you think ok Flash really isn't that cool. I would rather bandwidth be used in better ways than wasted on flash. Flash is like them marquees in webpages. Just annoying for the most part.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 5:44 pm
Post subject:
I often talk with Rev' RMS about the good political way.
Sure non-free softwares are not GPL, but I always stays in the way to have the better OS as possible.
So I use Acroread (the existing GPL soft don't give the same functionnalities), I use Sun Java, I use XnView and W32 codec.
Tomorow like what happends with the Mozilla project, when a project team give the use of a fully functionnal and best quality I will use it.
Before I was under Opera, today it is Firefox (with plugins Flash, Java and RealPlay ;-()
As a told to RMS I support the FSF way since I can swap a propriatery sofware by a free software : that is the USER way.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 6:24 pm
Post subject:
Going back to the obvious choice,we should remove w32codec from the cd and the BLAG repos. However,if anyone did want that package,they could always go to freshrpms or DAG to get it. As I see it,w32codec is only essential to people who need to view WMV files. Otherwise,most of the video media these days are avi,and the Xvid codec takes care of that for the most part. And yes the idea of having a script that warns users that they are in violation of the GPL is a real good idea.
BLAG 30000 user,it runs great...BLAG owns all distros, hands down. formally demitri_88
Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 1:10 am
Post subject:
I often talk with Rev' RMS about the good political way.
Sure non-free softwares are not GPL, but I always stays in the way to have the better OS as possible.
So I use Acroread (the existing GPL soft don't give the same functionnalities), I use Sun Java, I use XnView and W32 codec.
WTF? I've never had a PDF Xpdf couldn't handle, although like you said I do use proprietery plugins to Firefox because I need them and I don't feel like being frustrated not having them. Oh, and demitri, no possibility of GPL'ing flash. No possibility whatsoever.
Also, the one important thing that XviD is missing is streaming video, and that is why WMV9 is so popular. If it wasn't a streaming video format nobody would use it.
I'd have to agree 100% with Jason though :)
E-mail me at s.clement@localhost (replace localhost with sympatico.ca) or stevo32@localhost (replace localhost with blagblagblag.org).
Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 2:27 am
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demitri_88 wrote:
Going back to the obvious choice,we should remove w32codec from the cd and the BLAG repos. However,if anyone did want that package,they could always go to freshrpms or DAG to get it. As I see it,w32codec is only essential to people who need to view WMV files. Otherwise,most of the video media these days are avi,and the Xvid codec takes care of that for the most part. And yes the idea of having a script that warns users that they are in violation of the GPL is a real good idea.
As long as we told the user where to get it and thus made it easily accessible, then we can remove it from anything BLAG related. Most people won't know about DAG or have the knowledge to go find a working RPM. So we would need to take that into consideration.
Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 7:56 pm
Post subject:
We could possibly accomplish this by making a new browser homepage that explains the whole proprietary software issue. Then we could give them links to those particular packages if they wish to install them.
Also,on another note,stevo32 is right about xpdf,I haven't found a pdf that wouldn't work in it,so why would you need adobe reader? Using adobe on linux is like smacking tux in the face with a window(no pun intended).
BLAG 30000 user,it runs great...BLAG owns all distros, hands down. formally demitri_88
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 2:45 am
Post subject:
Ok, so the general consensus is that w32codec is going out the window, and BLAG will be 100% Free Software. So are we going to have a vote, or has the decision already been made...or are we still going to debate it...
E-mail me at s.clement@localhost (replace localhost with sympatico.ca) or stevo32@localhost (replace localhost with blagblagblag.org).
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:19 am
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stevo32 wrote:
Ok, so the general consensus is that w32codec is going out the window, and BLAG will be 100% Free Software. So are we going to have a vote, or has the decision already been made...or are we still going to debate it...
It sounds like we have pretty good consensus. I'm glad to know we'll be 100% Free now. :)))
I'll drop RMS a note too.
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No 01: G minor: Allegro molto
No 02: D minor: Allegro non assai
No 03: F major: Allegretto
No 04: B minor: Poco sostenuto
No 05: G minor: Allegro
No 06: B flat major: Vivace
No 07: A major: Allegretto
No 08: A minor: Presto
No 09: E minor: Allegro non troppo
No 10: G major: Presto
No 11: D minor: Poco andante
No 12: D minor: Presto
No 13: D major: Andantino grazioso
No 14: D minor: Un poco andante
No 15: A major: Allegretto grazioso
No 16: G minor: Con moto
No 17: F sharp minor: Andantino
No 18: D major: Molto vivace
No 19: A minor: Allegretto
No 20: D minor: Poco allegretto
No 21: E minor: Vivace
Simrock wanted to encourage the widest possible circulation of the Hungarian Dances, and commissioned a large number of arrangements. They soon appeared in a variety of different instrumental combinations including solo flute and piano, two violins and piano, three players at one piano and military band. In 1872 Brahms issued all ten dances in a version for solo piano, presumably worked up from the original form he had offered to Dunkl, and the following year arranged Nos 1, 3, and 10 for orchestra. Meanwhile Joachim's version of the dances—which Brahms welcomed enthusiastically—had already appeared in 1871, and through his performances of them Joachim did much to spread their fame across Europe.
Brahms produced a second set of eleven Hungarian Dances, which was published in two books. Joachim immediately set to work to produce another complete set of transcriptions, published in the same year. His friendship with Brahms seemed to have attained a new pitch of mutual trust around this time, consolidated by the the composition of Brahms's Violin Concerto and G major Violin Sonata; Joachim had been intimately involved with the creation and the premieres of both. However, this second group of Hungarian Dance transcriptions was to be Joachim's last artistic collaboration with Brahms before the debacle over his divorce attempt soured relations between them for most of the 1880s.
Joachim's transcriptions of the Hungarian Dances are technically challenging for any violinist, constituting a kind of gypsy 'Art of the Violin'. As a native Hungarian, Joachim was the ideal arranger and, as his own Violin Concerto No 2 had shown, he had an unrivalled understanding of the gypsy idiom. The violin was, in any case, regarded as the gypsy instrument par excellence, and it could reasonably be said that it captures the spirit of the dances more effectively than the piano duet medium; so in one sense Joachim was 'restoring' the dances to their original instrument, if not their original form. His violin parts, though extremely difficult, full of double stops and frequently demanding octaves for emphasis, are superbly idiomatic. He freely ornamented the melodic lines and transposed four of the dances into new and more brilliant keys in order to utilize the instrument's natural sonority most effectively. He sometimes inserts additional passagework (for instance the short cadenza, employing left-hand tremolos, in No 7).
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The second volume of Hungarian Dances is generally considered a subtler, more introspective collection, less dependent on pre-existing sources. According to Joachim himself, Nos 11, 14 and 16 were entirely Brahms's original compositions on themes 'in Hungarian style', but his sources for the others remain matters of debate. No 15, at least, uses a tune that occurs in Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No 12, but in which some commentators have seen a further reference to Donizetti's Lucia. Harmonically and texturally richer, and perhaps more varied and subtle in character, this second set of dances represents the summit of Brahms's 'Hungarian' art, and Joachim's powers of transcription match this with violin writing of the greatest fastidiousness and authentic 'gypsy' feeling.
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The Western North Carolina Regional Air Quality Agency, in the interest of public health regulates open burning in Buncombe County. While our primary interest is the protection of our air resources, we urge everyone to be careful with all outdoor fires. To protect these resources, we specify criteria to determine what and when people can legally burn.
The burning of leaves, brush, and yard trimmings is permitted on burning days between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., however the burning of household trash, building materials, asphaltic materials, card board, processed wood, and papers is PROHIBITED at any time. Burning of all material is prohibited where there is public pickup for yard waste. If you are burning within 500 feet of forestlands a North Carolina Forest Service permit may be required.
A permit is required to be purchased from this Agency for the burning of machine piled brush, that is the result of land clearing. The permit can be obtained at the Agency office Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. The piles to be burned must be piled to promote good combustion, therefore no stumps or logs over 12 inches in diameter and no dirt shall be included in the pile. The piles shall be 500 feet from the nearest occupied structure. Exceptions can be made in advance with documentation and approval. Burning must be done on a burning day and between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., with no material added to the fire after 6:00 p.m. It is preferable to burn early during the approved time so that the burning will be complete prior to evening inversions that inhibit smoke dispersion.
Civil penalties will be assessed for violations.
Additional information may be obtained at the Agency office or by calling (828) 250-6777. A hotline detailing burning days may be accessed by calling (828) 250-6777 Option #1.
You are allowed to burn anywhere that does not receive public trash pick-up. You are not allowed to burn in the Asheville city limits without a special permit from the City Fire Department.
Only natural occurring vegetation and brush (yard trimmings, leaves, and brush).
Garbage, household trash, construction materials, treated wood, tires, plastics, cardboard, furniture, paper, shingles, wire, etc.
YES. Civil penalties can reach up to $25,000. But there are other reasons you should not burn illegal material. Burning household trash can result in increased exposure to toxic chemicals and particulate matter.
You do not need a permit for hand-piled brush (small brush piled up by hand less than 6 inches in diameter), unless it is within 500 feet of a state protected woodland. Then you need a N.C. Division of Forest Resources' permit.**
You need a permit for machine-piled brush (brush resulting from land clearing). Call (828) 250-6777 for a permit and there is a fee for machine piled brush. Also, you cannot burn if there are occupied structures within 500 feet of the burn pile unless you obtain signatures to get permission to burn (Signature Form in Word, PDF). In addition, there must not be any stumps or wood that is greater than 12 inches in diameter.
On a designated open burning day determined daily by the WNC Regional Air Quality Agency. You can find out if it is a burning day by calling (828) 250-6777 Option #1 in Buncombe County for a daily recording, 7 days a week. Unless the N.C. Division of Forest Resources or the Buncombe County Fire Marshall has banned burning or it is an air quality action day (code orange, red, or purple), it is a burning day.
You can burn from 8:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. on a designated burning day.
** Remember- burn permits issued by the N.C. Division of Forest Resources or any local government do not excuse a person from following these rules.
The WNCRAQA is committed to public health and safety for the residents of Buncombe County. We urge everyone to be careful with any outside fire. For more information concerning open burning, please contact the agency at (828) 250-6777.
THE WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA REGIONAL AIR QUALITY AGENCY requires a burning permit from this office for all machine piled brush. A permit received from the N.C. Forest Service will not be recognized by this Agency.
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Omaha, NE — Oct. 16, 2014 — From day one, the CLAAS assembly plant for LEXION combines was designed to meet the very highest quality standards.
With corporate headquarters in Harsewinkel, Germany, the company culture in this Midwestern plant has always strived for the highest quality. So, it was only a matter of time before the plant was formally recognized for its processes and consistency with its ISO 9001 certification.
"As a management team, we felt it was important to go through the ISO 9001 certification process. The steps we took to receive this recognition not only reaffirmed many of the processes we already had in place, it also caused us to optimize other aspects of production," explained Maury Salz, President, CLAAS Omaha.
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Coming off of a record-setting production year and ISO certification, CLAAS employees took a brief break to celebrate their accomplishments. Then it was back to work.
The harvest-yellow and black LEXION combines assembled in the Omaha, Nebraska plant are truly unique to North America. "Our color scheme reflects our history as a manufacturer under the CAT brand and it also signals features and content found only in North America," said John Schofield, North American Marketing Coordinator. "While many components are shipped in from our German manufacturing facility, we're proud to say today just under half of the content comes from North American Suppliers."
CLAAS of America's mission has been to build the best combines in the world while creating more good jobs in North America. ISO 9001 certification is considered an important milestone in the company's mission.
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CLAAS of America Inc. offers a wide variety of technologically innovative combines, forage harvesters, tractors, balers and hay tools to provide growers optimum performance in the field. These products are designed by a dedicated engineering staff located at numerous worldwide factories focused on the production and design of harvesting equipment. The design, performance and reliability of this equipment have made CLAAS an international market leader with more than a century of experience. For more information, visit www.claas.com.
Boone, Iowa. — August 26, 2014 - CLAAS of America will introduce one of the world's most innovative all-purpose tractors to North American farmers this week at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa.
The company's new XERION tractor line was designed with sophisticated American farms, and the implements they require, in mind.
XERION tractors provide best-in-class productivity for tillage, speed for efficient transport, a light footprint when seeding and game-changing maneuverability that makes it suitable for nearly any task. The line has been upgraded from previous European versions to handle the demands of large-scale American farms.
"The XERION is not just "an off the shelf" product for us. We have worked hard to meet the specs of the North American market," said Drew Fletcher, CLAAS of America Product Manager/Tractors. "Those changes include improved power transmission, duals rather than singles, a better ladder, enhanced hydraulics, and dozens more. It can help our farmers increase their acreage, better utilize their equipment investment, and complete more work in less time."
There are three models of XERION to choose from. The XERION 5000 and 4500 both come equipped with powerful 12.8 liter Mercedes-Benz engines, while the 4000 is equipped with an efficient 10.6 liter Mercedes-Benz engine. All three models achieve maximum output (530 hp, 490 hp and 435 hp, respectively) at 1700 rpm, meaning that farmers can push hard and still get the fuel efficiency they need.
"They're powerful machines," Fletcher said, "but in today's world, power isn't enough. The new XERION line was designed to meet the performance, productivity and efficiency requirements of today's North American farmer."
CLAAS is known for its technology, and the XERION offers everything farmers have come to expect, including:• Efficient Agriculture Systems (EASY) for integrated equipment settings, steering systems, software solutions and more• CEBIS control terminals, for comprehensive machine monitoring• CMOTION handle, for ergonomic performance that's unmatched in the industry• TELEMATICS connection, for remote monitoring, operating documentation and data capture
Maneuverability and ease of operation are keys factors on today's complex American farms, and the XERION line doesn't skimp in those areas. With six steering modes, the tractor can fit into the tightest spaces, remain stable on uneven ground, and be gentle on the soil when needed. Three driving programs give operators complete control over speed, power and fuel efficiency. And the optional TRAC VC rotating cab means that operators can see what they're doing, in whatever direction they're headed.
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Boone, Iowa. — August 27, 2014 — After the introduction of an all-new 800 Series JAGUAR line earlier this year, CLAAS engineers rounded out their North American offering with a redesigned JAGUAR 900 Series.
The latest models, introduced at the 2014 Farm Progress Show, feature tier-four efficiency, an enhanced cooling system, improved chop quality and a modular design that makes maintenance faster and easier.
The new JAGUAR line features power to spare. The 980 model comes packaged with a powerful MAN V12 engine that pushes 884 horses. The 970 (775 hp) is equipped with a smooth-running MAN V8 engine, while the 960 (626 hp), 950 (585 hp), 940 (516 hp) and 930 (462 hp) all feature Mercedes-Benz inline 6 engines.
Efficiency was at the forefront when re-thinking the JAGUAR 900 Series, so all six new harvesters feature the exclusive DYNAMIC COOLING system and all but the 930 model offer DYANAMIC POWER delivery for maximum fuel efficiency. The intelligent DYNAMIC POWER engine control system provides optimal, automatic provision of the power needed for the job at hand, an approach that achieves real fuel savings. CLAAS DYNAMIC COOLING makes it possible to save up to 20 hp when operating on the road or with a partial load, also saving fuel. When operating the JAGUAR in extremely hot regions, DYNAMIC COOLING can even enable an increase in fan performance of up to 15% compared with the standard cooling system.
"The JAGUAR 800 series launched in February 2014 was a great success," said Matt Jaynes, CLAAS of America Product Coordinator. "When we redesigned the more advanced 900 Series, we carried over many of the new features and modular design elements. We're proud to say that the CLAAS JAGUAR product line offers the most comprehensive selection of forage harvesters in the industry."
One hallmark of the previous 900 Series JAGUAR line was an infinitely variable chop length, and CLAAS is pleased to say that this option is not only still standard, but comes with improved chop quality and greater compression thanks to an additional intake cylinder for continuous pre-compression. And thanks to the CEBIS system, chop length can be adjusted infinitely without ever leaving the cab or stopping work, so operators can get more done in less time.
Optimized running gear is another important feature on the latest models. The rear axle geometry in the JAGUAR 900 Series allows for a turning radius of as little as 41 feet (depending on tires fitted).
The 900 Series JAGUAR forage harvesters also feature the same modular accelerator that won an ASABE AE50 award when introduced in the 800 Series earlier this year. The easier access and faster maintenance provided by the design hasn't gone unnoticed!
Trimble GPS guidance and mapping technology can now be easily added to the newly updated JAGUAR line. The Trimble system utilizes the CLAAS AUTO PILOT infrastructure for steering, and the Yield and Moisture Meter for mapping aspects. The CLAAS/Trimble offering is one of the EASY (Efficient Agriculture Systems) technology innovations available for the North American market. This open architecture makes it easy to add Trimble components as an aftermarket solution.
For those interested in outfitting their JAGUAR 900 Series for extra heavy use, MAD JAG heavy-duty wear parts are available as options throughout.
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Boone, Ia. — CLAAS of America added to its comprehensive line of balers and hay tools at the 2014 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. A new baler and several mower/conditioners, tedders and rakes offer unmatched flexibility for farmers who have come to expect the best from the first name in forage.
"Flexibility in the field is one of our primary goals," said CLAAS of America Product Coordinator Matt Jaynes. "The additions and upgrades we've made to our industry-leading line of balers and hay tools should keep our farmers getting more done in less time for the foreseeable future."
The all-new ROLLANT 340 RC is a 4' x 4' fixed chamber baler with an 83" wide pickup. The 14-knife ROTO CUT (RC) feature is perfect for those who appreciate a finer chop. The newest baler in the ROLLANT line accommodates bigger tires and offers an optional monitor upgrade and an optional hydraulic rotor reverse feature.
Two new center-pivot DISCO mower/conditioners, the DISCO 3600 F/TC/TRC and DISCO 4000 TC provide full-width conditioning, hydraulic flotation, reduced rolling resistance and fuel consumption as well as the all new MAX CUT cutterbar. The upgraded wear-protection guards make a durable line even more-so. The DISCO 3600 TC/TRC features a cutting width of 11 feet, 2 inches, while the DISCO 4000 TC cuts a 12-foot 6-inch swath.
The DISCO 9200 N/RC/C/CAS Triple Mower increases efficiency on the farm and truly gets more done in less time, offering cutting widths of 29 feet, 2 inches or 29 feet, 10 inches. It can be equipped with a Chevron roller conditioner, a tine conditioner, a tine conditioner with mergers or no conditioner at all, meaning there's an application for any job, from grass to alfalfa.
The new VOLTO 800 TH Tedder offers a 25-foot, 2-inch working width for heavy silage work. Six baskets for maximum capacity are standard, as well as hydraulic operation, the CLAAS Permalink Drive System and MAX SPREAD crop flow to ensure the gentlest handling of the crop.
A trio of new rakes round out the 2014 CLAAS hay tool additions. The LINER 800 and 700 are both twin-rotor side delivery rakes replacing the LINER 750 and 650, respectively, while the LINER 3600 is an all-new four-basket rotary rake with a 41-foot raking width. The LINER 800 features a working width of 24 feet, 8 inches and a clearing width of 20 feet, 8 inches. The 700 works a width of 20 feet, 8 inches and clears 17 feet, four inches with 11 tine arms.


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The relatively calm slow movement is in ternary form (ABA), the 'A' consisting of two balanced phrases, each begun with solemn brass chords answered by ornate piano melody. The 'B' section again anticipates Chopin, with trills in the left-hand accompaniment. The returning 'A' section is shortened, and soon leads to piano melody over hushed tremolando strings; the winds and brass cut in with growing fervour, as the mood tightens up to lead into the tense finale, back in G minor and marked 'Allegro agitato'. The first theme begins with the inverted form of the curling theme, in demanding octaves; the second theme, in B flat, has a more relaxed, cheerful tone. In the recapitulation the main theme is in broken octaves (actually easier to play than the straight octaves of the first statement). There is an unexpected change of tempo to 'Moderato espressivo', where the piano once more recalls (or rather anticipates) Chopin, this time in a nocturne-like passage in D major. After the rest of the recapitulation the concerto winds up in a galloping Prestissimo.
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Time to mix it up? Looking to rejuvenate your skiing mojo? Then Telemark skiing is your answer. Vast improvements in gear technology over recent years have brought the fun factor back into this timeless way of enjoying the slopes.
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This high quality residence enjoys the best ski-in ski-out location in the resort, being in a quiet part of Flaine Forêt yet only 2 minutes' walk to the centre of the village. Offering ultimate skiing convenience and a wide range of facilities, the Terrasses de Véret is the ideal place to spend a relaxing holiday.
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