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AOC's d2357Ph is an incredibly thin monitor with LED backlighting, a Full HD resolution and the ability to display passive 3D images. It also comes with a set of glasses and clip-ons in the box. The d2357Ph is about 9mm thick for the most part, but it has a wider section that contains the power and video input ports. It also has another trick up its sleeve: you can remove the bottom part of the stand and rest the monitor on your desk using its bottom edge, just like a picture frame.
Unlike most passive 3D monitors, the d2357Ph doesn't require extra PC software such as TriDef to view things in 3D. In 2D-3D mode, it'll convert images, films and games into 3D. It seems to work on the principle that if it adds a bit of depth to everything your clever human brain will fill in the gaps. In 2D-3D mode, you can also control three parameters to adjust the effect, but these aren't explained in any detail in the CD manual and it's a hassle to adjust them using the touch-sensitive controls.
In Crysis, we found it added little to gameplay and introduced ghosting. In movies, we found it improved some scenes but ruined others, depending on the scene's composition. It's most effective in photos, and landscape photos specifically, because it seems to work by putting objects at the bottom of the image in the foreground and objects at the top in the background. Material intended for viewing as 3D is much better, though. Sadly, the effect backfires somewhat because you often find yourself seeing depth where there shouldn't be depth.
You need dedicated software such as TriDef to get the best from 3D in games, but it isn't on the accompanying CD. You can download a 14-day trial from the TriDef site, but we would have liked a bundled copy. There's also no profile set up specifically for the d2357Ph. You have to use the generic Side-by-Side (Parallel) mode to view 3D in games, photos or movies.
To play Crysis using TriDef, we had to select the side-by-side mode manually, using the fiddly touch-sensitive control. We noticed many of the game menus looked out of focus with 3D enabled, and while the depth effect in-game was convincing, there was a lot of ghosting. It also didn't handle our crosshair well. Like a drunk, we saw two of them and couldn't decide the one on which to concentrate.
You can also connect a Blu-ray player to watch 3D Blu-ray films, as long as your Blu-ray player supports the latest HDMI 1.4 standard. Unlike previous AOC 3D screens we've tried, the d2357Ph actually recognises the 3D film and switches the mode automatically. However, we didn't find the depth effect as convincing as the side-by-side mode of previous models.
Its 2D image quality wasn't too bad. The d2357Ph's LED backlight is bright and even, having a slightly blue cast that washed out colours at the monitor's default setting. A quick way to cure this is to change the Gamma setting from 1 to 3, which seems to improve contrast and add warmth. Viewing angles were good for a TN panel, but you need to adjust the tilt of the stand to get the best contrast.
The d2357Ph's svelte design is certainly impressive, but on closer inspection we noticed that the bezel isn't quite as thin as it looks. Our Windows desktop stopped 12mm from the edge, even though the bezel is only 5mm thick. It's also a bit wobbly on its stand, and it's certainly not a monitor we'd want to use with young kids around.
The d2357Ph's thin design might turn some heads, but its 3D capabilities, while more versatile than those made for Nvidia's 3D Vision technology, aren't quite as impressive. A 120Hz refresh rate is sorely missed. If you want to dabble in 3D, it's certainly one of the better value options, but its image quality isn't that impressive when compared with cheaper IPS panels such as the £120 Viewsonic VX2336S-LED.


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NEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ One piece of good news on jobs was enough Thursday on Wall Street.
The stock market popped higher after the Labor Department reported an encouraging decline in weekly claims for unemployment insurance. That one piece of good news was enough to help traders forget about a drumbeat of worrisome developments, like a widening U.S. trade deficit, higher unemployment in Greece and a ratings cut for Spain.'
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Don't get me started: what start-ups can learn from advertising
This might be the age of the start-up, but these Johnny-come-latelies could still learn a thing or two from ad agencies, argues Tom Callard, a strategist at Bartle Bogle Hegarty.
Tom Callard: runs a start-up called Love da Popcorn, which he pitched on ' Dragons' Den' in 2011
It's all Zuckerberg's fault. Not since the dotcom boom of the early noughties have start-ups troubled the collective mind so much. Start-ups used to be something that nerds did in Silicon Valley, not something that required any serious consideration.
But those days have gone the way of landlines and books without batteries. In a world where start-ups are regularly offered billions of dollars for their loss-making apps, and where Hollywood movies and HBO shows are devoted to the culture of start-ups, it can no longer be ignored.
The advertising industry has jumped on the pro-start-up wagon with an enthusiasm and vigour it usually reserves for entering awards. We are interested in their innovative working culture, their test-and-learn approach and their ambition to change the world.
The fact that start-ups have a cultural capital not enjoyed by advertising since the Madmen era can also not have gone unnoticed.
However, although there is undoubtedly a lot we can learn from the new kid on the block (this article is being published in beta, for example, for you to improve in the comment section), there is a lot these young upstarts can learn from the wise old advertising industry. It is no coincidence how many start-ups come from an ex-ad person.
Here are a few things the advertising industry can teach the world of start-ups.
Culture leaks out
Start-ups have done a great job on selling their own working culture to the outside world. But let us not forget that it was the ad industry which first put so much effort into maintaining company culture. It was [BHH co-founder) Sir John Hegarty who said: "Great creative companies inject irreverence and experimentation into the system to stop the warm comforting blanket of mediocrity."
The power of difference
Advertising has long understood the importance of standing out from the crowd. They say "whiter than white", you say "dirt is good". Find something genuinely new and surprising, not another way to say "social network".
Emotion sells
Much as we like to think of ourselves as rational beings, when it comes down to it, we're all just shaved apes with a superiority complex. The best advertising connects on a deep emotional level, and the best start-ups understand this too. Sell the dream and the ambition, not just the functionality.
Say one thing well
We've all seen the Millward Brown chart haven't we? One message good, lots bad. The same goes for start-ups – no one wants your ten-in-one app. Define your core reason for being and make that as amazing as possible.
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Honeys of Sardinia (Italy)
Ignazio Floris, Alberto Satta, Luca Ruiu
Honey is a product closely related to its area of production and whose composition and flavour depend on the types of flowers foraged by bees. On the other hand, the main features of final products are also influenced by soil and climatic conditions, as well as human activities. Sardinia (Italy) is an island located in the centre of the Mediterranean basin and covers about 24,000 Km2. The most part of the surface is characterized by the presence of natural vegetation and extensive agro-pastoral agriculture. There are limited areas with intensive agriculture based on the use of chemicals (pesticides or fertilizers), and also limited industrial districts. Therefore, the island is for the most part natural, which represents the ideal status for high quality honey production. The melliferous plants of Sardinia include more than 200 species, which allow the production of different monofloral and polyfloral honeys, including typical productions from Asphodel, Thistle and Strawberry-tree (bitter honey) and other typical Mediterranean or worldwide spread products such as Eucalyptus and Citrus. This paper reports a descriptive catalogue of the monofloral and polyfloral Sardinian honeys, and, for each type, gives information on botanical origins (nectar sources), melissopalynological, organoleptic and chemical-physical characteristics.
Sardinia, Italy, melliferous plants, typical honey productions, monofloral, polyfloral, characteristics, technical aspect, traditional aspects.
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Why does the stability system failed light stay on even on good roads? What does it mean and how do you fix it?
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cfipilot, Saint Charles, MN, December 21, 2008, 18:39
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Answer #1HughJ December 22, 2008, 10:52Technician
If the stability control is turned off, the light will stay on, but if you cannot turn it off, if the light stays on, then there is a fault in the system. You will need to connect an appropriate scanner to read the stored fault codes, and then diagnose the problem accordingly. These problems can be very technical and you should have a qualified technician address this issue.
ReplyVisitor, June 15, 2010, 19:56
I have a 2006 H3 It has been in the shop at least 15 times since we have had it (two years) The previous owner had so much trouble it was a buy back. It keeps shutting down, stability system failed losing power. They have changed so many things It just never gets fixed???
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Pointers are famous mystical creatures in C that I will attempt to demystify by teaching you the vocabulary used to deal with them. They actually aren't that complex, it's just they are frequently abused in weird ways that make them hard to use. If you avoid the stupid ways to use pointers then they're fairly easy.
To demonstrate pointers in a way we can talk about them, I've written a frivolous program that prints a group of people's ages in three different ways:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
// create two arrays we care about
int ages[] = {23, 43, 12, 89, 2};
char *names[] = {
"Alan", "Frank",
"Mary", "John", "Lisa"
// safely get the size of ages
int count = sizeof(ages) / sizeof(int);
int i = 0;
// first way using indexing
for(i = 0; i < count; i++) {
printf("%s has %d years alive.\n",
names[i], ages[i]);
// setup the pointers to the start of the arrays
int *cur_age = ages;
char **cur_name = names;
// second way using pointers
for(i = 0; i < count; i++) {
printf("%s is %d years old.\n",
*(cur_name+i), *(cur_age+i));
// third way, pointers are just arrays
for(i = 0; i < count; i++) {
printf("%s is %d years old again.\n",
cur_name[i], cur_age[i]);
// fourth way with pointers in a stupid complex way
for(cur_name = names, cur_age = ages;
(cur_age - ages) < count;
cur_name++, cur_age++)
printf("%s lived %d years so far.\n",
*cur_name, *cur_age);
return 0;
Before explaining how pointers work, let's break this program down line-by-line so you get an idea of what's going on. As you go through this detailed description, try to answer the questions for yourself on a piece of paper, then see if what you guessed was going on matches my description of pointers later.
Another admittedly insane loop that does the same thing as the other two, but instead it uses various pointer arithmetic methods:
This seemingly simple program has a large amount of information, and the goal is to get you to attempt figuring pointers out for yourself before I explain them. Don't continue until you've written down what you think a pointer does.
After you run this program try to trace back each line printed out to the line in the code that produced it. If you have to, alter the printf calls to make sure you got the right line number.
$ make ex15
cc -Wall -g ex15.c -o ex15
$ ./ex15
Alan has 23 years alive.
Frank has 43 years alive.
Mary has 12 years alive.
John has 89 years alive.
Lisa has 2 years alive.
Alan is 23 years old.
Frank is 43 years old.
Mary is 12 years old.
John is 89 years old.
Lisa is 2 years old.
Alan is 23 years old again.
Frank is 43 years old again.
Mary is 12 years old again.
John is 89 years old again.
Lisa is 2 years old again.
Alan lived 23 years so far.
Frank lived 43 years so far.
Mary lived 12 years so far.
John lived 89 years so far.
Lisa lived 2 years so far.
When you type something like ages[i] you are "indexing" into the array ages, and you're using the number that's held in i to do it. If i is set to 0 then it's the same as typing ages[0]. We've been calling this number i an "index" since it's a location inside ages that we want. It could also be called an "address", that's a way of saying "I want the integer in ages that is at address i".
If i is an index, then what's ages? To C ages is a location in the computer's memory where all of these integers start. It is also an address, and the C compiler will replace anywhere you type ages with the address of the very first integer in ages. Another way to think of ages is it's the "address of the first integer in ages". But, the trick is ages is an address inside the entire computer. It's not like i which was just an address inside ages. The ages array name is actually an address in the computer.
That leads to a certain realization: C thinks your whole computer is one massive array of bytes. Obviously this isn't very useful, but then C layers on top of this massive array of bytes the concept of types and sizes of those types. You already saw how this worked in previous exercises, but now you can start to get an idea that C is somehow doing the following with your arrays:
If you can take a base address, like ages, and then "add" to it with another address like i to produce a new address, then can you just make something that points right at this location all the time? Yes, and that thing is called a "pointer". This is what the pointers cur_age and cur_name are doing. They are variables pointing at the location where ages and names live in your computer's memory. The example program is then moving them around or doing math on them to get values out of the memory. In one instance, they just add i to cur_age, which is the same as what it does with array[i]. In the last for-loop though these two pointers are being moved on their own, without i to help out. In that loop, the pointers are treated like a combination of array and integer offset rolled into one.
A pointer is simply an address pointing somewhere inside the computer's memory, with a type specifier so you get the right size of data with it. It is kind of like a combined ages and i rolled into one data type. C knows where pointers are pointing, knows the data type they point at, the size of those types, and how to get the data for you. Just like i you can increment them, decrement them, subtract or add to them. But, just like ages you can also get values out with them, put new values in, and all the array operations.
The purpose of a pointer is to let you manually index into blocks or memory when an array won't do it right. In almost all other cases you actually want to use an array. But, there are times when you have to work with a raw block of memory and that's where a pointer comes in. A pointer gives you raw, direct access to a block of memory so you can work with it.
The final thing to grasp at this stage is that you can use either syntax for most array or pointer operations. You can take a pointer to something, but use the array syntax for accessing it. You can take an array and do pointer arithmetic with it.
There are four primary useful things you do with pointers in C code:
For nearly everything else you see people use pointers, they should be using arrays. In the early days of C programming people used pointers to speed up their programs because the compilers were really bad at optimizing array usage. These days the syntax to access an array vs. a pointer are translated into the same machine code and optimized the same, so it's not as necessary. Instead, you go with arrays every time you can, and then only use pointers as a performance optimization if you absolutely have to.
I'm now going to give you a little lexicon to use for reading and writing pointers. Whenever you run into a complex pointer statement, just refer to this and break it down bit by bit (or just don't use that code since it's probably not good code):
We'll be using this simple lexicon to break down all of the pointers we use from now on in the book.
No matter what, you should never think that pointers and arrays are the same thing. They are not the same thing, even though C lets you work with them in many of the same ways. For example, if you do sizeof(cur_age) in the code above, you would get the size of the pointer, not the size of what it points at. If you want the size of the full array, you have to use the array's name, age as I did on line 12.
TODO: expand on this some more with what doesn't work on both the same.
You can break this program by simply pointing the pointers at the wrong things:


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Wesleyan players became a part of the segment through a connection with Cardinal assistant coach and former head coach at Southington High School Bill Mella, whose players had been used on past shows.
To see the video segment that aired on ESPN2's "First Take" Thursday, Nov. 4, please click < here >.
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Dou Po Cang Qiong is a 2.5D fantasy MMORPG that has been under development by Changyou for the past 3 years. The game is adapted from the popular online novel of the same name. Using the specially tailored PyroEnigma game engine and other new technologies, the game recreates classic elements in the novel including Yi Huo (PyroEnigma), Dou Qi Continent, and Alchemy. The game version intensifies the usage of Dou Qi skills, allowing players who have reach a required level to evolve their own "Wings of Dou Qi" and giving them access to mid-air combat. In this game, players can control Yi Huo of various types just as the main characters in the novel do, experiencing the intense combat among the numerous forces of the unique Dou Qi Continent.
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i was thinkin the best hand gun for bear protection is ether the 44 mag or the 45 ACP
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You will see a lot of opinions on what is the best bear pistol. It has been hashed here before. .44mag is the minimum I would go with. .45ACP would just tick off a brown, however a .454 or .45LC would do the job.
Things to consider (not in any specific order):
Compactness/weight considerations. Which firearm would you carry?
Your level of proficiency with the firearm. (including how accurate you are with it.
Type of bear that you need protection from.
Range of terrain that youll have the bear encounter.
Is there a need for follow-up shots.
Bullet performance
Ammo/Bullet Availability How about one that where suitable ammo is available?
I was re-reading a book last night on bear hunting. Under one of the pictures, it discussed what firearm was best for bear defense and more or less answered the best firearm for bear defense was a firearm that was suitable for hunting bears. I would add that in defense situation from a bear, the bear may choose the shot angle for you whereas a bear hunter might carry with the intention of taking the standard broadside shot. Seems to reason the best handgun would be more than one would carry for hunting bears. But many people quickly dismiss this logic with the assumption that they will never need to use their firearm then make due with the gun they carry as required.
My .02$, I would go with something you can shoot effectively.
Then choose caliber, probably something like a .44 mag with hard cast bullets. Or 45 lc with hard cast. If you can't hit the bear it doesn't matter if you have a 105 howitzer, you still miss.... So pick a caliber/pistol/rifle setup your comfy with and become effective with it. If a .45 acp is all your effective with, well then I would suggest that. It probably would anger a bear though!
The best handgun for bear protection is a 4 to 5 inch barreled revolver in as large a caliber as you can accurately draw and fire on target in less than 1.5 seconds. If you can't manage this with a cartridge that packs a serious punch, then choose something else besides a handgun for bear protection.
Haven't there been enough of these silly threads? Why do people keep bringing this up......
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After my ecounter on Kodiak, screw pistols, I'm carrying my Model 86 Wichester 45/70 from now on. I'm just not good enough with a pistol to clear the holster and get a shot off in time to stop a bear. I saw how fast a charging bear can move, and I'm not faster. Plus I don't think anything short of a .460 S&W mag would have stopped it. For me, the pistols will be used for target shooting, hunting from a tree stand, or personal protection.
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I can't recall any posts with a forum member ever having to defend themselves from a bear at close range with a handgun.....have there been? I sold my .44 last year, I carried that hunka steel long enough.
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I and hippie, you folks are funny, we always need to readdress this question at least twice per winter... Sheesh,
That being said, a 50 BMG in an Ingrahm SBR is a minimum IMHO.
I have used my pistol to chase off an aggressive teen on kodiak by splattering mud in his face at close range with my .475 LB
Oh and the best is simple.... Whatever you have on you when you need it
Speaking of the .475 Linebaugh... I once heard a story of Dustin Linebaugh killing a charging Brown Bear at 200 yards! Well, maybe it wasn't charging. But, he did take it at 200 yards. So I'm sure it's capable at 20 feet also. Wish I had one! I used to haul my Anaconda .44 mag everywhere. Used to!
EDIT: Was just told it was only 176 yards...


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