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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
See also: fellow-
From Middle English felowe, felawe, felage, from Old Norse félagi ("companion, associate, shareholder, colleague"), from félag ("partnership", literally "a laying together of property"), from the Germanic bases of two words represented in English by fee and law.
- (Received Pronunciation) IPA(key): /ˈfɛləʊ/
- (General American) IPA(key): /ˈfɛloʊ/
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- Rhymes: -ɛləʊ
fellow (plural fellows)
- (obsolete) A colleague or partner.
- (archaic) A companion; a comrade.
- Milton
- the fellows of his crime
- Shakespeare
- We are fellows still, / Serving alike in sorrow.
- Gibbon
- That enormous engine was flanked by two fellows almost of equal magnitude.
- Milton
- A man without good breeding or worth; an ignoble or mean man.
- Alexander Pope
- Worth makes the man, and want of it, the fellow.
- Alexander Pope
- An equal in power, rank, character, etc.
- Shakespeare
- It is impossible that ever Rome / Should breed thy fellow.
- Shakespeare
- One of a pair, or of two things used together or suited to each other; a mate.
- Holland
- When they be but heifers of one year, […] they are let go to the fellow and breed.
- Shakespeare
- This was my glove; here is the fellow of it.
- Holland
- (colloquial) A male person; a man.
- 1910, Saki, 'The Strategist', Reginald in Russia:
- 'There'll be about ten girls,' speculated Rollo, as he drove to the function, 'and I suppose four fellows, unless the Wrotsleys bring their cousin, which Heaven forbid.'
1918, W. B. Maxwell, chapter 7, The Mirror and the Lamp:
- "A very welcome, kind, useful present, that means to the parish. By the way, Hopkins, let this go no further. We don't want the tale running round that a rich person has arrived. Churchill, my dear fellow, we have such greedy sharks, and wolves in lamb's clothing. […]"
- 1910, Saki, 'The Strategist', Reginald in Russia:
- (rare) A person; an individual, male or female.
- Charles Dickens
- She seemed to be a good sort of fellow.
- Charles Dickens
- In the English universities, a scholar who is appointed to a foundation called a fellowship, which gives a title to certain perquisites and privileges.
- In an American college or university, a member of the corporation which manages its business interests; also, a graduate appointed to a fellowship, who receives the income of the foundation.
- A member of a literary or scientific society; as, a Fellow of the Royal Society.
- The most senior rank or title one can achieve on a technical career in certain companies (though some fellows also hold business titles such as vice president or chief technology officer). This is typically found in large corporations in research and development-intensive industries (IBM or Sun Microsystems in information technology, and Boston Scientific in Medical Devices for example). They appoint a small number of senior scientists and engineers as Fellows.
- In the US and Canada, a physician who is undergoing a supervised, sub-specialty medical training (fellowship) after completing a specialty training program (residency).
Usage notes[edit]
In North America, fellow is less likely to be used for a man in general in comparison to other words that have the same purpose. Nevertheless, it is still used by some. In addition, it has a good bit of use as an academic or medical title or membership.
- See also Wikisaurus:associate
- See also Wikisaurus:man
a colleague or partner
a companion; a comrade
a male person; a man
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Derived terms[edit]
- bedfellow
- fella
- fellow feeling
- fellowship
- good fellow/goodfellow
- hail-fellow-well-met
- poor fellow
- schoolfellow
fellow (not comparable)
- Having common characteristics; being of the same kind, or in the same group
fellow (third-person singular simple present fellows, present participle fellowing, simple past and past participle fellowed)
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22 August 2010
Simple Pleasures
There are many ways of expressing this one. The point where the juice of the fruit mingles with the double cream? The contrast of the soft and the crunchy? The contrast between the tartness of the apple and the sweetness of the blackberries? Whatever the reason, Simple Pleasures number seven is... crumble.
13 August 2010
Simple Pleasures
12 August 2010
On Speck
Italy, unsurprisingly, was bursting with good food. The area, the South Tyrol (or Sudtirol if you want sound local), is an odd mix of German and Italian influences. Happily, the former has generally bowed to the latter when it comes to eating and the region boasts an incredible 18 Michelin stars across 15 restaurants.
I covered one of the stars in the silent meal post and I'll get to two more in the next post with the divine cooking of the brilliantly named Norbert Niederkofler and his St Hubertus restaurant. What a great name. Seriously, what a GREAT name. With that name he could be a chef in The Simpsons and I mean that in the nicest possible way. While I'm happy to be known as Neil Davey, it's not exactly a name that conjures culinary magic, is it? It's not a name to wrap your tongue around. But Norbert Niederkofler? That's a joy. He's also a bloody nice bloke but we'll get on to him in due course.
The thing is I was expecting to love La Stua (and,while the experience was bemusing, the food was terrific) and did. I was expecting to adore St Hubertus and did. What I wasn't expecting, however, was the jaw-dropping, belt-stretching quality of the other meals experienced.
Our first night, we'd jokingly referred to the venue as the "rubbish one": as well as housing St Hubertus, the lovely Rosa Alpina hotel also houses a straightforward brasserie / pizzeria. We'd already warmed to Sudtirol hospitality thanks to the local sparkling wine, the plate of speck (the first of many) and the plate of dark, sweet local salami that greeted us. With lungs full of mountain air, a gorgeous view over green forest and hillside, and the grimy sheen of travel removed thanks to an in-room hamam (no, really), a simple meal would really hit the spot.
And, on the surface, simple is what we got. I had soup and a pizza, for example. But what soup! What pizza! It shouldn't have been a surprise, as St Hubertus started as a pizza restaurant plus, of course, we were in Italy. But this was a different spin on the classic dish, thanks to an almost foaccacia-style base that comes from a ten-year old "mother dough". Apparently the yeasts are cultivated and massaged three times a day. This might have been a joke for the tourists but something has happened to make the base this fluffy, crisp and thoroughly delicious.
By all means argue about the joys of the thin base. I'll join you. The base of my courgette-heavy "Pizza Hugs" - pronounced "Hoogs" rather than as in the cuddle - was a wedge of dough that would normally see my shoulders slump but, having already tried their bread with the earlier speck, I couldn't wait for more. This was fluff with texture and bite, a sweet nuttiness, an ability to stand alone or support flavours as diverse as steak tartare and duck. Best of all, as befits a country famous for its tomatoes, the sauce that formed the bottom layer was incredible. Forget those watery excuses we get sold in supermarkets: a real tomato is a thing of perfection and this sauce featured several of them reduced to their intense essence.
But it still wasn't as intense as the real thing - I could live, very happily, for the rest of my days on their bruschetta - or the soup. Look at the colour of it! It tasted even more potent than it looked, albeit in a good way.
It was a simple meal, but it didn't stumble anywhere. I'm not going to bleat on about my cooking / eating philosophy yet again - oh, alright then, one last time, take good quality ingredients and don't bugger about with them - but this was the sort of meal that just reinforces that belief. Before the three days was out, it would be reinforced several more times, even when we were several hundred metres up a mountain...
10 August 2010
Simple Pleasures
2 August 2010
The Sound of Happy Eating...
... is silence. Not sure where we picked that line up from but it's oft-quoted at family meals. Once the eating starts, and the tastebuds are gainfully employed, the ability to speak is greatly diminished. That's not just a bloke / multitasking thing: it's a very human reaction, particularly when confronted with something playful and delicious. But how would you fare with a deliberately silent meal?
It was a question I hadn't considered until my recent Italian trip and, to be honest, it's one I'm still struggling to answer. Removing the "distraction" of noise may well heighten a sense such as taste but I'm not convinced the way that La Stua de Michil saw it through was the best possible illustration of the point.
La Stua de Michil is a restaurant run by the wonderfully eccentric Costa family at their hotel, La Perla, which sits in the eye-wateringly beautiful Alta Badia region of the South Tyrol. The region boasts 18 Michelin stars across 15 restaurants and La Stua contributes one of those, thanks to the cooking of Arturo Spicocchi.
Current hotel proprietor Michil Costa is an unusual chap, as demonstrated by a wine cellar that features dancing champagne bottles ("because they are so happy to contain these bubbles," explained the sommelier) and a quite literal shrine to Sassicaia. He also has a fascination with all things spiritual and that, according to our lovely local experts Sabine and Nicole is how the idea of Le Chit Te Stua - the silent meal - came about.
Which is why, come 7 o'clock on the night in question we found ourselves filing out from the hotel to a house in the grounds, where Michil explained, in somewhat esoteric form, the nature of the evening ahead. "All things pass," he intoned, "we are guardians of a certain period of time" and, as such, we need to contemplate. And to contemplate, we need silence. To accept the vow of silence we hit a triangle, and then wandered around the house. Eventually all the guests, some 30,40 people, found ourselves in a large room where the head waiter and two small children dressed as elves or pixies or some such tied us, arm to leg to hand to (in at least one case) ear to one another with red wool.
And then another chap - think Mr Bean played by Adrien Brody - arrived to cut us free, which heralded another speech from Michil ("with noise around us we hear too much... take in the silence") and (finally!) some rather lovely little amuse bouches.
What did it all mean? Buggered if I know. But we couldn't discuss it - vow of silence, remember? - so, instead, returned to the restaurant (via a stop off to eat raw herbs of quite potent flavours from their ornamental garden) and the start of a four course meal. And assorted "fun" provided by the elf, a melon, and the Mr Bean-like character.
On the plus side, it provided a bonding experience for the team of British journalists on the trip, particularly via the increasingly filthy notes we were allowed to pass during the meal. On the downside, the rather forced eccentricity reminded me of the sort of deeply pretentious plays I had to review on an alarmingly regular basis at the start of my journalism career. I was all for "taking in the silence" but it's bloody hard to do that when there's a head waiter dressed as an elf juggling and trying to amuse you with a watermelon.
The food though would have stunned me into silence regardless of instruction.
The melon, as it turned out, was a visual clue for the chief (surprise) ingredient in something billed simply as Vegetarian Carpaccio, a vibrant plate of food that left us reeling and scratching our heads in wonder. How do you slice a melon so uniformly without it disintegrating to a watery pulp? And how do you leave it with a texture somewhere between "real" carpaccio and, say, roasted red pepper? Most importantly though, it was as delicious as it was clever.
Second course was an opinion splitting Maple Vinegar Risotto with veal confit and dotted with unctuous rounds of bone marrow. For me, this was the night's overwhelming stunner, a combination of flavours and textures that would have had me giggling with delight had I been allowed to giggle with delight. Others though found the sweet/savoury and soft/al dente as contrasts too far.
There's an admirable honesty to menus from the Sudtirol area. There's none of this "venison" malarkey so you call a deer exactly what it is: hence Crumbed Deer Steak with sweet and sour carrots, cherries and kohlrabi. For me it lacked the imagination of what had gone before but that's just me putting my picky hat on, as it was cooked to deep purple perfection and the combination of sweet and earthy was as satisfying as you'd expect.
To finish, came a Red Beet Cake that was alright but at least came with a delicious buttermilk ice cream and raspberries of remarkable intensity and sweetness, and was swiftly followed by some dazzling petit fours. Best of these? Another raspberry packed - and I mean to bursting point - with space dust. The whole crackly surprise thing might have become a cliche but it still makes me smile, particularly when it's taken to the nth degree as it was here. Seriously, my mouth was still popping away a minute or two after the flesh of raspberry had been consumed.
With the benefit of hindsight, I'm looking back at this "silent dinner" with rather more fondness than I felt at the time. While the food was mostly exemplary, the whole thing took a little over four hours to play out with a couple of 45-60 minute gaps between courses. That's too long for dinner, let alone a set menu. The format too, of constant silence, was rather pointless given the regular distractions of the entertainment. Pure meditation would have been a more interesting approach ditto, as two of our party suggested, a format that allowed you to eat in contemplative silence with, perhaps, a couple of minutes between courses to discuss the food.
One of the joys of such communal eating with strangers (as discovered at L'Enclume last year) is that it's a bonding experience. The palate can bust through social barriers with the brutal efficiency of an Exocet and a format that allowed you to share the experience, even if only for a minute or two, would I suspect have worked a little better. But even with its flaws, "Le Chit Te Stua" was, undeniably, a unique experience and it's not often you get to say that about a dinner.
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I wanted to give a try on my Windows 7 system to create and run Virtual Machine with Ubuntu OS. As my colleague Manohar rightly pointed out the reason @Ruby on Rails Development Platform in Enterprise behind this, I followed the instructions to install VMWare and Ubuntu on my Windows 7 laptop.
A. Download and Install VMWare Player which is free for personal non-commercial use.
B. Download 64-bit ISO of Ubuntu.
C. Create a New Virtual Machine for Ubuntu 64-bit using VMware Player. The steps are simple. It takes default 512 MB of RAM but I allocated 2 GB of RAM. It took me around 1 and half hour to install all the necessary files for ubuntu. So have a patience!
My host system configuration :-
Processor: Intel Core Dual i5 CPU, RAM: 6GB, 64-bit Operating System, Windows 7 Home Premium
Some issues that I faced and the corresponding resolution :-
(1) With Ubuntu 32-bit(recommended) ISO file download, the VMWare could not identify the 64-bit Ubuntu OS. So I downloaded 64-bit ISO file for Ubuntu 11.10 verison. With this file, the VMWare was able to detect 64-bit Ubuntu OS correctly.
(2) When I went ahead with the installation, I got 2 warnings/errors :-
To run virtualization software and virtual machines, hardware virtualization technology should be enabled. I enabled Virtualization Technology (VT) in motherboard BIOS settings which is disabled by default and then restarted my machine. This resolved my issue and Ubuntu(64-bit) was then successfully installed on my VM.
I followed the steps mentioned @Ubuntu, Ruby, RVM, Rails, and You to install RVM, Ruby 1.9.3, Rails 3.1.3 and mysql2. The steps are self explanatory and straight forward to follow. Thanks to Ryan Bigg for this !
Now I am ready to try out some ruby/rails development on Ubuntu @ my home pc :-)
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Installing VM(with Ubuntu + RVM + Ruby + Rails) on my Windows 7 system
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Signs You Should Consider Selling Your Gold for Cash
A gold buyer in NYC can offer you fast cash for your old and unwanted jewelry, coins, and ingots. Whether you are short on money, want to buy new jewelry, or are trying to clean out your home, the pawn shop is a great resource. Look for the following signs to determine when it is time to exchange your gold for cash:
You Never Wear Certain Jewelry
- There is no point in letting unused jewelry sit and collect dust when you can sell it and earn some money. Instead of stuffing your jewelry box with charms and chains you never wear, clean it out and take a trip to the pawn shop. You will instantly clear up some extra space in your home, make extra money, and have the funds to buy new watches and jewelry.
You Are Short on Cash
- The economy is still trying to bounce back, and many people continue to struggle to pay all of their bills. Regain your financial independence by selling gold jewelry, coins, and ingots. The gold buyer gives you the quick cash you need to pay your bills and avoid sinking any further into debt.
Your Tastes Are Evolving
- You probably don't have the same taste in jewelry now as you did 10 years ago. If your jewelry collection needs a little something new, start selling your old pieces. The pawnbroker makes it easy to both buy and sell watches, necklaces, bracelets, and other staples of your collection. After a quick trip to the gold buyer, you can give your jewelry collection the style facelift that it needs.
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Security model
Some discussions prompted me to focus on security goals of ATK4. This post is about how we are approaching security and human-factor as well as flexibility in dealing with external systems.
External systems
This approach was influenced by some ideas behind ESAPI and Security Ninja from Realex Payments.
The general idea is that your application interacts with different external systems. Potentially all of those systems are faulty and cannot be trusted. One system may be used to hack another external system.
Developers cannot be trusted as well, there is a human factor that some data will not be validated or escaped and therefore cannot be relied upon.
Final concept is "being secure by default", which should allow developers do 80% of functionality in an very easy way, with minimum implications. We shouldn't make security into an obstacle.
Below are the list of our current external systems:
- HTML and Templates (curated by SMlite)
- SQL (RDBMS) (curated by DBlite)
- Mail-outs (curated by SMlite)
- JavaScript and jQuery (curated by jUI)
- POST (curated by Form)
- GET data (not curated)
- Local filesystem (not curated)
- Executables (curated by ProcessIO)
- Other APIs (PayPal, Payments, etc curated by individual controllers)
- Potential
- Cloud storages (SimpleDB, S3)
Curated vs Not Curated
ATK may decide not to intervene with the external components, so it's up to the user to do the validation. This is what happens,
However not always check will be in place. Potentially we might have $id a value which we do not expect to be there, such as very—very long or crafted/corrupted UTF-8 string.
We see each external system equally dangerous. So adding _GET validation is not solving problem with SQL injection.
Security vs Sanity
Some systems take a great lengths to formally define all interaction by either severely restricting functionality (narrow down powerful SQL engine into GDB-like backend) or introducing insane definitions for each interaction type. I have seen projects where all the SQL queries would be listed in a single file and rest of the system could only specify parameters for those.
- Projects needs quick draft version.
- Developer decides not to use complicated security filters and add them later, when more time/budget is available.
- Due to human factor security features are not going to be enabled later.
Bearing in mind that "Write Less do more" is a very important goal for ATK, we need to find a good defaults which are both secure, simple and usable in 80% cases.
Agile Toolkit 4 Strategy
We aim to "lure" developers into using our Curating classes by offering some benefits. For example with Forms – we offer to automatically collect data from POST data based on the fields defined. When user accesses $form->get('field'), then it's already properly validated.
With SQL we offer a dynamic-query syntax (some may call it query builder. It is, but not for much longer). It's just as quick to write as a regular statements, but it is integrated throughout the system and ignoring this layer completely is impossible.
Finally with JavaScript we introduce a framework which greatly helps with effects and function integration. It takes care of object ID's, includes and events and in addition it acts as a great security filter.
We still have no filter for $_GET, because there is no way to provide any benefit to developer. $id=$_GET['id'] is the easiest you can write, and even if we create filter, it might not become a standard for developers. Regardless, we are going to introduce one. We simply are thinking of a way how to not get into the way of developer.
Abstraction of javascript events, SQL requests and HTML templates is a great way to provide power through an object-oriented interface. For instance when you write the following:
$title=" ');alert(123);void(' ";
// $title='';
argument to the function is properly converted and escaped to make sure it causes no harm to the JavaScript layers. Developer didn't intend to call alert function here and there should be no way how to do it through the injection.
There are still ways to get around it $this->js('click','alert(123)'); – but as long as developer is cautious not to use this without necessity application consistency is safe.
The same thing approach is taken in new DSQL implementation. Previously it was possible to sneak pieces of SQL into statements such as :
$dq->set('name=md5(name)'); , which could potentially end up as $dq->set('name='.$enc_func.'(name)'); From here – all attacker needs to do is to get SQL into $enc_func.
New approach introduces a different approach:
It is not that much longer to write, but as you automate it:
even if hacker can inject SQL in all 3 variables, they will not make it through into the select and will be sanitized or will cause exception. Also regardless of what you have in $field2 (string), you can't force it to look into a new table or use sub-select. There are however constructions developers can use to implement any of those – if that is what is intended.
Template output
We have nothing against developers using HTML here and there in the PHP code. A most trivial example is taking HTML out from the database/CMS and putting it into the template on the frontend. However in some cases $this->add('Text')->set('
hello world
') is used.
Developers wish to have a quick way to drop some markup into the templates. However it becomes dangerous if something like this occur:
$this->add('Text')->set('
Hello, '.$name.'
');
We do want to let developers play with the markup, but we want to do it in a curated way. Recently added object "HTMLElement" is step in the right direction. You can do the following:
and this would do what it seems it will. However all the arguments should be validated not to accidentally inject anything bad into the code.
(this part of the system still needs some work to match security standards, and it will be done before 4.0 release)
Third-party APIs
As we get more and more third-party APIs to deal with, we also aim to set the good standards and patterns they can use to fully curate Input and Output from their modules. What happens if you use PayPal backend and paypal returns unexpected output? Could it potentially result in SQL injection? But what if output is passed to a command-line?
What is checked
You can see which version was first to support the check. 2.0 was released around 2003. 3.0 was out since 2006. 3.6 was in use in 2009 and 3.8 is in use since 2010.
- HTML and Templates (curated by SMlite)
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Secretary of State John Kerry is in Seoul meeting with South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se amid heightened tensions spurred by North Korea's recent nuclear threats and provocations. Take a look at images from his trip.
Kerry arrives in Seoul, South Korea amid heightened tensions spurred by North Korea.
Kerry landed in Seoul, about 30 miles from the demilitarized zone separating South Korea from North Korea.
Kerry introduces Admiral Harry Harris to Republic of Korea President Park Guen-hye before their discussions at Blue House.
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The texts and speech of cancer-stricken Cameron Mitchell inspire others
CHINO HILLS – It's the night before Valentine's Day and the boy on the couch, Cameron Mitchell, is texting with a girl, Alexandra Reiser.
After some back and forth, Alexandra replies to Cameron:
Anything I can do for you?
Until a few weeks ago, Cameron was cracking wise, goofing around, busting up.
Now, texting has become his main means of communication with a world that's rapidly closing in on him, and his response to Alexandra is typical Cameron:
Cure cancer.Hahaha
Alexandra texts back:
I am proud of you. I know you're having an awful time. I totally get it. It's hard to walk, to talk, to see, to hear and you want it all better. I want to fix it for you.
That's what Cameron wants most.
To be fixed.
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On Sept. 22, 2011, at CHOC Children's in Orange, the Chino Hills teen was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor – a rare monster called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma.
It's fatal, with a life expectancy of nine to 18 months.
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Innovation has nothing to do with how many R&D dollars you have. When Apple came up with the Mac, IBM was spending at least 100 times more on R & D. It's not about money. It's about the people you have, how you're led, and how much you get it. --Steve Jobs
In my first post in this series we looked at why an "entrepreneurial spirit" may be important for future success for CIOs and examined some of the traits commonly found in successful entrepreneurs. In this second installment, I want to examine one of the traits most commonly associated with entrepreneurship- innovation.
Innovation is the process and outcome of creating something new, which is also of value. It involves the whole process from opportunity identification, ideation or invention to development, prototyping, production marketing and sales. Innovation also includes the capacity to quickly adapt by adopting new innovations (products, processes, strategies, organization, business models, etc). Just having a good idea alone isn't innovation; it is just a good idea. Innovators actually create something of value.
I teach an MBA course in managing innovation. One of the concepts I teach is that innovation in organizations is usually a team effort. We look at various ways to foster and reward innovation as well as the things that kill it. We then look at how to structure and lead an organization that rewards and encourages innovation. For the CIO, the important thing to realize is that the ability to lead innovation is more important than being an all-star innovator your self.
The model I use for teaching the basics of innovation is The Innovator's DNA based on the book by the same name, which we use as one of the texts. The authors studied a large cross-section of executives and found that five "discovery skills" distinguished the most creative executives. Most of us will not have all of these although some may possess several. I believe that for most of us, the key is to develop a team that, collectively, excels in all of these. We will define them first, then we will look at how to assemble such a team.
The Five Discovery Skills
You probably possess one or more of these. You probably are not good at all five. The important thing is to recognize where you are good and where you are lacking and find people who are good at the things you are not.
I currently work closely with two other men on an initiative to foster entrepreneurial activity within the university system and the broader community here. We come from very different backgrounds but have been able to be remarkably effective in the few months we have been working together. We have been able to accomplish things and set others in motion that have been talked about for years but never done. How are we doing it? For starters, between the three of us we excel in all of the five discovery skills plus we have the ability to turn ideas into actions and actions into results. It is a true synergistic relationship: 1 + 1 = 3. You can do the same in your organization but it will require being intentional, observant, self-aware and disciplined. How can you structure your leadership team to be more innovative?
One last thing. Peter Drucker once said, "If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old." What are the old things, old behaviors and old attitudes that you and your organization need to give up to be more innovative? Find these and be ruthless about eliminating them.
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The choice of all those beautiful and needless fonts have driven me crazy for years, but I get your point, Joel.
No kidding. When the original Mac first came out people would create documents using multiple fonts and font sizes. We called them 'ransom notes" after the old ransom notes in movies where the bad guy would cut out letters from a newspaper and paste them on to a piece of paper so as to not reveal his handwriting.
We have Steve Jobs to thank (or curse) for all the fonts if you read Walter Isaacson's book. Jobs got into calligraphy after he stopped taking college seriously. Monkey see, monkey do. Gates copied what Jobs did with the Mac when it came to fonts. Life might have been easier with one font (New Times Roman was favored by newspapers) in the various word processors......
Hi, Joe, as usual, your innovation blog well articulated the broader scope & insight of innovation, not just about a new products or service, also about the new business model, the optimized process or the culture of innovation, and innovation is not serendipity http://futureofcio.blogspot.com/2012/11/is-innovation-serendipitous.html, it's the capability which can be cultivated via observing, associating, questioning, experimenting and networking. thanks.


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Northwestern University
A Big Ten school and one of the leading universities in the U.S. Its Evanston campus is on the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan. Founded in 1851, this renowned educational institution is rich in stunning architecture. More than 150 historically significant and interesting sites on campus are featured in various walking tours, each taking approximately 30 minutes to complete. Highlights include the Arch, University Hall and the Arts Circle.
CITY: Evanston
Waukegan Charter Boat Fishing
Eight experienced fishing charter boat captains offering World Class Salmon, Trout and Perch fishing April into November. The Waukegan Charter Boat Association is the oldest and largest charter boat fleet on Lake Michigan. Experience Coho Salmon, Chinook ( King ) Salmon, Rainbow (Steelhead) Trout, Brown Trout and Lake Trout fishing on the western shores of Lake Michigan out of Waukegan, Illinois.
CITY: Waukegan
Springbrook Nature Center
The present Springbrook facilities includes a barn-styled building with a classroom, open area with activities, a large aquarium and restrooms. The land includes 2 miles of trails that are open year-round. Whether you are walking through a tunnel of prairie grasses or standing four feet above a cattail marsh on the 700 foot long boardwalk, the sights will take you back to the days of the explorers. Along your walk you'll discover a flowing brook, shady woods, flower-filled meadows and prairies, and marshes thick with cattails and ancient willows.
CITY: Itasca
Heinz Orchard
Heinz Orchard is only 37 miles from downtown Chicago making it the closest apple orchard to Chicago. There are a number of different apples to pick from: Golden Delicious, Empire, McIntosh, Jonathan and Red Delicious. If you're looking for something different to do, without traveling too far from home, this is a great orchard to check out.
CITY: Green Oaks
Rickshaw Rick's Tours & Taxi
Let us save your soles today! We'll take you for a ride, give you a tour, provide shuttles for your party or even run errands with our fleet of pedicabs (aka bicycle rickshaws). Call us at 773-771-3922 or visit www.rickshawrick.com. Catch us at the Oak Park Visitors Center, Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio, Write Inn, Harvey House, Under the Ginkgo Tree B & B and other fun spots.
CITY: Oak Park
Stade's Farm & Market
Stade's Farm & Market is located in scenic McHenry County in northeastern Illinois approximately 50 miles from Chicago. We produce 2,200 acres of crops that range from traditional corn and soybeans to specialty crops including many fruits and vegetables commonly grown in northern Illinois. Through our own farm market, we sell our fresh fruits and vegetables directly to consumers in our local area. Our goal is to provide our customers with the finest quality produce possible.
CITY: McHenry
Cernan Earth and Space Center
The Cernan Earth and Space Center of Triton College features a variety of earth and sky shows, children's shows, laser light shows, earth and space exhibits, a membership program and the Star Store gift shop. Visit our website for more information on events and hours.
CITY: River Grove
Greenline Wheels
Greenline Wheels rents ecologically friendly and affordable transportation - bikes, electric bikes, and neighborhood electric vehicles. Easy to use maps with self-guided tour loops and easy access to many of Oak Park's independent tour guides makes Greenline an ideal starting point.
CITY: Oak Park
Oak Brook Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Oak Brook Park District represents five parks totaling 150 acres, and four facilities: Family Recreation Center (the Family Aquatic Center and Premiere Fitness Club), the Racquet Club, the Dorothy and Sam Dean Nature Sanctuary and Central Park West.
CITY: Oak Brook
Pineapple Dance Studio
Pineapple Dance offers dance and fitness classes to adults and teens in Zumba, Traditional Belly Dance, Hip Hop, West African and more. Movement to music has been a vehicle for celebration and connection in ethnic cultures across the globe and history. The studio is available for rent, rehearsals and or meetings. Special group classes with any of our instructors are available.
CITY: Forest Park
Lippold Park Family Golf Center
The mini putt courses have been designed with separate themes, including the handicapped accessible Sports-N-Courts with a sports theme, and Tees-N-Trees with a prairie theme.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Cabin Nature Center
Nature center, nature trail and dog park. Free admission, cost for some activities.
CITY: Wood Dale
Burnidge/ Paul Wolff Campground
Playground and fishing. 9 miles of hiking trails.
CITY: Elgin
Fullersburg Woods Nature Education Center
Educational facility offering exhibits, interactive programs and interpretive trails that highlight DuPage County's unique natural history. Open daily. Admission free.
CITY: Oak Brook
Rollins Savanna Trails
Rollins Savanna Trails in beautiful Rollins Savanna Forest Preserve is a outdoor enthusiasts dream; with 5.7-miles of easy to moderate terrain and a thriving habitat to explore. The landscape is dotted with ponds and marshes. Take a walk through lush prairie and thriving wetlands and see why the National Audubon Society named it one of America's most important bird sites in 2005.
CITY: Grayslake
Turnberry Country Club
This private member-owned golf club features an 18-hole course, along with a swimming pool and tennis courts.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Wheaton Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Enjoy 829 acres of park facilities that include a water park, children's zoo, teams course, golf course, playgrounds, open space, athletic fields, sand volleyball, tennis, ice skating, playgrounds, swimming pools, in-line skating and hockey area and more!
CITY: Wheaton
Oak Brook Golf Club
18-hole golf course with driving range, restaurant and pro shop.
CITY: Oak Brook
Wonder Works
Come explore a child-sized world where children, birth to eight years old, experience creative play and develop their imaginations. Wonder Works is 6,400 square feet of fun and excitement with six permanent exhibits and special events. Memberships, daily admissions, field trip admissions, and during and after hours parties available.
CITY: Oak Park
Randall Oaks Golf Course
With undulating and quick greens, the course's front nine rolls and winds through 200-year old oak trees, while the back side is longer, with more water and strong winds.
CITY: West Dundee
Bowes Creek Country Club
Bowes Creek delivers a private club experience to the public golfer! It offers annual memberships for a day, or just enjoy Porter's Pub - an English inspired eatery.
CITY: Elgin
Kristof's Entertainment Center
Complete entertainment for all ages and interests. Bowling, mini golf, Go Karts, redemption arcade, batting cages, birthday parties and a haunted house. Lunch and dinner served daily. Bar and billards with various night time entertainment. A safe and fun environment for all members of the family. Kristof's is a smoke-free facility.
CITY: Round Lake Beach
Holes & Knolls Miniature Golf Course & Clubhouse in Maryknoll Park
The perfect setting for business & pleasure. Holes & Knolls features two 18-hole miniature golf courses and a clubhouse in a 25-acre park setting. The course design incorporates cascading waterfalls & streams. The clubhouse is available for rent.
CITY: Glen Ellyn
DuPage County Trail System
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - A 61-mile hiking, biking and nature trail follows the bed of a long-gone railroad. It's one of the nation's first linear recreation trails and a model for others in the United States.
CITY: Wheaton


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Out of 26 million Texans, you may have an idea to change the world. You may have had several ideas to change the world. But only a tiny minority of you pushed through the U.S. Patent office from application to successful patent. We've seen Texans change the world many times over. Jack Kilby did it with Texas Instruments in 1958 with the integrated circuit, causing the start of the digital revolution, which, in part, is why you can read these words over your electronic device.
Over the last few years, Texas Business has brought its feature: Texas Business Patent of the Day. This list is of the ones that were either extremely clever, odd or strange. One thing becomes apparent from these patents and the patent that runs daily in Texas Business—Texans have a unique mind set.
Though the history of the Corn Dog is disputed, the State Fair of Texas claims to have introduced the Corny Dog sometime between 1938 and 1942. As a paean to that invention that now sits in the freezer section of every grocery store in the southwest, here are the fried foods the State Fair of Texas has introduced, or tried to introduce, in the last seven years.
Dead Texas musicians live on every time you hear their songs. Their songs play everywhere, so the dead Texas musicians appear to be immortal. Here's the short list.
Don't get caught up with John Wayne religion. For one thing, he's not Texan. He's in some fine movies involving Texas, most notably The Searchers, but none of his movies can make the best cut of Texas movies. Here's the short list.
Tourist Traps. Some are absurdly large. All are monuments to the bizarre notions of the human spirit.
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Texas Business reports: AUSTIN—Valence Technology Inc., a manufacturer of advanced energy storage solutions, announced its lithium phosphate batteries earned favorable first phase reviews during a large electric vehicle assessment program being conducted by Ford-Werke GmbH in Cologne, Germany.
As part of the colognE-mobile study, Smith Electric Vehicles in the UK manufactured and delivered 10 Smith Edison(TM) electric vehicles to Ford in February 2010. The study has been underway for 15 months and Ford recently announced that the vehicles are meeting reliability, practicality, and ease-of-use goals.
The all-electric Smith Edison uses the Ford Transit chassis, has a 1,000-kilogram (2,200 lbs) payload and utilizes Valence's patented lithium phosphate batteries. The Edison vehicles utilized in this program have a range of up to 165 kilometers (102 miles) with a top speed of 80 km/hour (50mph), powered by a 90kW (122hp) 3-phase AC induction motor.
"Several hundred Smith all-electric commercial vehicles are in operation throughout Europe," said Geoff Allison, managing director Europe, Smith Electric Vehicles in a prepared statement. "The Edison project is further evidence of the ability of Smith and Valence to develop reliable alternative power delivery fleets to meet market needs."
"Valence is pleased to partner with Smith Electric and Ford on the Edison, a zero-emission vehicle that is perfectly suited for light deliveries in European urban areas," said Valence chief technology officer K.C. Lim in a statement. "We are gratified that the test results affirm the suitability and reliability of our technology and are proud to continue to be at the forefront in bringing innovation to the commercial vehicle market."
Valence Technology develops and makes lithium iron magnesium phosphate advanced energy storage solutions and integrated command and control logic. Headquartered in Austin, Valence products are used in commercial electric vehicles as well as industrial and marine equipment. In addition to the corporate headquarters in Texas, Valence Technology has its research and development center in Nevada, its Europe/Asia Pacific Sales office in Northern Ireland and global fulfillment centers in North America and Europe.
The Texas News Scrawl is a handy reference to stories Texas Business recommends from other news sources. Some of the stories that Texas Business currently suggests include: Texas regulators not aware of potential CFTC manipulation probe, Irving spends incentive dollars to lure two corporate headquarters and almost 2,000 jobs; Hotels, restaurant operators prep for record Final Four; Star-Telegram presses roll one last time; Robert Rodriguez breathes new life into an old vampire favorite; ClubCorp buys Prestonwood Country Club in Dallas and Plano; Office Depot overcharged Dallas by up to $3.6 million, city auditor finds; Texas power market monitor resigns amid unresolved reform debate; and more.


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An ensemble pregnancy comedy like What to Expect While You're Expecting (in theaters May 18) doesn't sound like the kind of movie that would be heavy on the stunts. But actor Ben Falcone -- who in real life is married to funny lady and Oscar nominee Melissa McCarthy -- insists that comedy can be just as dangerous as filming an Arnold Schwarzenegger action movie... especially when your pregnant onscreen wife is played by Elizabeth Banks (who's also an iVillage CelebVillage blogger!).
One particular scene called for Banks, whose character is going through an "uncomfortable" pregnancy, to slap Falcone. And since Falcone didn't think he could fake being slapped, he told his costar just to go for it.
"I told Elizabeth just to slap me for real. Slap me as many times as you can," the 38-year-old actor tells iVillage exclusively. "And so we did it about seven times. And around the seventh time, I was beginning to wish that I was better at stunts."
Offscreen, Falcone finds fatherhood -- he and McCarthy are parents to daughters Vivian, almost 5, and Georgette, 2 -- to be far less painful.
"I didn't know how into it I'd be. I didn't know how much fun -- I thought it was going to be fun, and it was even better," he says of becoming a dad. "I really love it. They're pretty great kids."
Watch our exclusive video interview to find out some of the perks Falcone enjoyed while filming What to Expect, as well as what it's like to be the only man in a family of three women (plus a female dog).
Be sure to follow What to Expect on Facebook and Twitter -- and check out the Pinterest page for Brooklyn Decker's character! And click here to buy tickets for What to Expect When You're Expecting on Fandango!


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I am in the process of deploying CITRIX VDI in a Box and so far so good.
However, I need to generate a certificate to get proper SSL access. I have some instructions from the citrix website but I cannot get my head round what I need to do especially the after installing a Certificate Authority on one of our servers.
Instructions I have are here -
CTX132235 - How to Create SSL Certificate for VDI-in-a-Box Virtual Appliance - Citrix Knowledge Center
I am using Geotrust QuickSSL and I keep getting an error - Common Name does not contain fully qualified domain name.
Could someone let me have some idea where I am going wrong or better instruction.
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I was recently asked by a friend if I knew a way to move files from one computer to another. She recently bought a new laptop that she wanted to use on her daily commute. There are many different ways to transfer files from one computer to another. I'd like to introduce a handful of them in the coming paragraphs. Each method has its distinct advantages and disadvantages which I will mention as well. Lets get started:
You can email files to yourself. Just add them as attachments and make sure you retrieve the messages with an account on the second computer. This works best for small files, as messages have attachment storage limits which are usually around the 20-25 Megabyte mark.
File Hosting Sites
File hosting services such as Mediafire can be used to upload and download files. Just upload the files first, send or copy the download link to the other computer and start the download.
Both methods above have the disadvantage that you have to upload the files first before you can download them, which means that you will waste bandwidth in the process.
Direct Connection
Another option, especially useful if both computers are connected to the same local area network. Install a program like Mouse Without Borders on both systems to transfer files via drag and drop between both computer systems.
This works if both computer systems are in the same network, and if both use the Windows operating system.
External Storage
You can also transfer files first to an external hard drive or USB thumb drive, or burn it on DVD or CD, to transfer the data from one computer to the other. Not all options may be available though. Netbooks for instance have often no optical drives which means that you cannot use burned CDs or DVDs for the process.
Remote Desktop Software
Another viable option is a remote desktop software like Teamviewer. While not as easy to install and configure as other solutions, it can be used for the purpose. While not really a remote desktop software, you could use a service like Dropbox to keep files in sync all the time, provided that the computers have an Internet connection.
Closing Words
If the files that you want to transfer are large in size, you should consider a direct transfer option if both PCs are in the same location, Remote Desktop Software or (S)ftp if they are not. For medium sized files, you could use USB thumb drives or DVDs.
Email is only an option for small files, like spreadsheets or Word documents that you need to transfer quickly.


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Men's Pub Golf Costume (ref: 68674)
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Our Men's Golf Costume combines a pink diamond patterned top with checked shorts, creating a memorable look that's ideal for pub golf!
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The Men's Golf Costume includes a pair of purple checked shorts and a short-sleeved top printed with pink, black and purple diamonds.
Also included is a white golf visor that fastens around the back of the head.
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Hi Guys
A quick update on the start of my project….
The VOR was running on Excell offroad rims. So I got a good deal on some BEHR Motard Rims. The rear rim fitted 100%, the front wheel however did not fit so good. I needed new spacers, Shaft and bearings. Now, I am an engineer by trade, so if I can make a part instead of buying one, that is what I will do…. I drew up my parts list on CAD, and sent it of to be machined. Should be receiving it back within the next couple of days. Just for info, I had it made for 1/3 of the price what a new parts would have costed me… (Will post pics soon)
When I get the shaft and spacers back, I will have to check for correct for of the caliper, as I would have to make a spacer for that as well to accommodate the larger brake disk.
When I am 100% confident about the fitment of these rims, I will start the major stripdown. Below is a summary of what I am planning to do to the Bike.
Silver annodizing (maybe powder coat if I can get a nice shine from it)
As it is aluminuim, Just requires a thorough flat and polish.
Currently chrome, Just need a good poilish as the chrome is still in good condition, no n scratches whatsoever. I am also thinking of powder coating the outer rims black and keeping the spokes chrome. Will need to powder coat the hub black too.
I am busy designing a custom decal set for my bike, Will post pictures. However, I still need to get a motard from fender and a decent looking headlight.
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Coca-Cola Bottling 1st-quarter Net Income Falls
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) â¿¿ Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated, which bottles beverages primarily for the Coca-Cola Co., said Wednesday its net income fell 45 percent in its first quarter, hurt by costs related to the recently passed health care reform bill.
But its adjusted earnings and its revenue beat Wall Street estimates, and its shares rose 26 cents to $56.20 in afternoon trading.
Company CEO J. Frank Harrison III said that he saw signs of improved consumer confidence during the first quarter.
"We continue to watch the overall economy with particular emphasis on unemployment trends and raw material prices," he said in a statement.Coca-Cola Bottling said its net income fell to $4.7 million, or 51 cents per share, in the January-March period from $8.5 million, or 93 cents per share, a year ago. Excluding a mark-to-market accounting gains related to the company's fuel and aluminum hedging program and an increase in income tax expense related to the recently passed health care reform bill, its adjusted earnings came to 55 cents per share. That was a penny a share more than analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected. Analysts typically exclude one-time items from their estimates. Revenue rose 3 percent to $347.5 million from $336.3 million last year. Analysts expected lower revenue of $337.5 million.
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This pretty wig puts a modern spin on classic Cleopatra style. The Monster High - Cleo de Nile Wig (Child) includes a long, black wig with attached, bejeweled headband and shimmering, metallic gold streaks. Synthetic. Hand wash. Imported. Grab a wig cap (not included) to help tame your natural tresses and give you a realistic look.
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How many ways are there around the Fourth Amendment? Well, there seem to be new ones almost by the day.
To critics, the documents show how the government can avert Americans' constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure, but the confiscations have largely been allowed by courts as a tool to battle illegal activities like drug smuggling, child pornography and terrorism. The documents were turned over to David House, a fund-raiser for the legal defense of Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Pfc. Bradley Manning, as part of a legal settlement with the Department of Homeland Security. Mr. House had sued the agency after his laptop, camera, thumb drive and cellphone were seized when he returned from a trip to Mexico in November 2010. The data from the devices was then examined over seven months. Although government investigators had questioned Mr. House about his association with Private Manning in the months before his trip to Mexico, he said no one asked to search his computer or mentioned seeking a warrant to do so. After seizing his devices, immigration authorities sent a copy of Mr. House's data to the Army Criminal Investigation Command, which conducted the detailed search of his files. No evidence of any crime was found, the documents say.
And the surveillance state is based on so many fundamental constitutional atrocities, and you can see almost all of them in that one passage. There is technological mission creep; a tool to fight kiddie porn and terrorism is turned against a guy whose only apparent offense is to raise money for the defense of someone the government doesn't like much. There is if-you-have-nothing-to-hide-etc. "No evidence of any crime was found," but that's not necessarily what the spooks were looking for. They were looking to cripple Chelsea Manning's defense and (probably) intimidate the people funding it. And the pure Big Brotherism of the whole thing is awesomely terrifying.
On July 8, 2010, Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigators in New York created an alert, known as a TECS lookout, for Mr. House, noting that he was "wanted for questioning re leak of classified material" and ordering border agents to "secure digital media" if he appeared at an inspection point. TECS is a computer system used to screen travelers at the border, and includes records from law enforcement, immigration and antiterrorism databases. A report from the Department of Homeland Security about border searches of electronic devices says a traveler may be searched "because he is the subject of, or person-of-interest-in, an ongoing law enforcement investigation and was flagged by a law enforcement lookout' " in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement computer system. On Oct. 26, 2010, an automated message notified investigators that Mr. House had an airline reservation on Oct. 30, traveling on American Airlines flight 865 from Dallas-Fort Worth to Los Cabos, Mexico; a later query noted that he would be returning to Chicago O'Hare on American flight 228, landing at 6 p.m. on Nov. 3. Since airline passengers are required to provide carriers with their birth date and passport number before a flight to or from the United States, and airlines pass that information to Homeland Security (as part of the Advance Passenger Information System), computers matched the lookout alert with Mr. House's itinerary. Agents were then dispatched to meet him.
Of course, this is to be expected from the all-too-human, error-prone guardians of our nation, whatever nation that is, because I'm losing track these days.
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Definitions for Graphicˈgræf ɪk
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Graphic
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
graph•icˈgræf ɪk(adj.)
giving a clear and effective picture; vivid:
a graphic account of an earthquake.
pertaining to the use of diagrams, graphs, mathematical curves, or the like; diagrammatic.
of, pertaining to, or expressed by writing:
graphic symbols.
formed by inscription or drawing.
pertaining to the determination of mathematical values, solution of problems, etc., by direct measurement on diagrams instead of by ordinary calculations.
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of or pertaining to the graphic arts.
depicted in a realistic or vivid manner:
graphic sex and violence.
Category: Common Vocabulary
containing graphic descriptions:
a graphic movie.
Category: Common Vocabulary
(n.)a product of the graphic arts, as a drawing or print.
Category: Fine Arts
a computer-generated image.
Category: Computers
Origin of graphic:
1630–40; < L graphicus of painting or drawing < Gk graphikós able to draw or paint =gráph(ein) to draw, write +-ikos -ic
Category: Affix
Ref: a combining form of adjectives corresponding to nouns ending in -graph 3 or -graphy
Princeton's WordNet
graphic, computer graphic(adj)
an image that is generated by a computer
graphic, graphical, in writing(p)(adj)
written or drawn or engraved
"graphic symbols"
describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail
"graphic sexual scenes"
of or relating to the graphic arts
"the etchings, drypoints, lithographs, and engravings which together form his graphic work"- British Book News
graphic, graphical(adj)
relating to or presented by a graph
"a graphic presentation of the data"
graphic, lifelike, pictorial, vivid(adj)
evoking lifelike images within the mind
"pictorial poetry and prose"; "graphic accounts of battle"; "a lifelike portrait"; "a vivid description"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
graphic(adjective)ˈgræf ɪk
very detailed
He described the attack in graphic detail.
graphicˈgræf ɪk
relating to drawing
a graphic artist
A drawing or picture.
A computer-generated image as viewed on a screen forming part of a game or a film etc.
I've just played this new computer game: the graphics are amazing.
drawn, pictorial
vivid, descriptive
grotesque or otherwise repulsively gory
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alt. of Graphical
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms
Any and all products of the cartographic and photogrammetric art. A graphic may be a map, chart, or mosaic or even a film strip that was produced using cartographic techniques.
Translations for Graphic
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
a graphic description of an accident.
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- حَي، واضِحArabic
- живBulgarian
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