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Donors to the South Street Seaport museum range from a child who donated $10 from his piggy bank, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation which gave the museum a $100,000 grant, to the recent anonymous half-million dollar check. In total, the South Street Seaport Museum has collected more than $750,000 in cash and pledges in order to repair the Lower Manhattan Hurricane destruction wreaked on the museum.
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I'm New to the site, I did a google search found it and fell in love..... I do alot of Disney research i love to learn new things about wdw!!!! i go as often as possible and have a trip coming up if any one has good tips, secrets anything to share please do!!!
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Nothing Particular Just looking for tips secrets anything you have i'm doing the Keys to the Kingdom tour for the first time do you know anything about it
Something really werid happend with the other name i created so i had to make a new one but here it is its basically the same jus had to change the name still lookin for any info thanks
Wow, we could go on ALL day long. Peruse the message boards and you'll find all kinds of things. Listen to the Podcast-it has all kinds of fun info, rumors, updates, etc. Oh, and of course, buy the books. I think Lou mentioned a 2/$20 deal right now.
I believe in Happily Ever Afters.
We did the keys to the kingdom tour in 2004 and really enjoyed it. One of the best parts was walking down main street with hardly anyone else there. We had a pretty early tour start time and we got there very early to check in and had alot of time to wander around mai street when it was empty. You get to choose your lunch from columbia harbour house for a lunch break half way through the tour. its counter service near the haunted mansion and peter pans flight. We had never eaten there before and loved it. The restaurant has a second floor, and we sat in a roped off area, but we have gone back to columbia harbour house at least 3 times on every trip to WDW since. Its just nice to get away from the usual craziness and noise in the counter service rests.
Oh, the tour was very worthwhile, but this was our 8th trip to WDW so there wasn't a whole lot that was new. We did to hear the back story on 2 of the attractions and we went right to the front of the line on both of those attractions. For our tour it was pirates and the haunted mansion. We did go back stage and into the utilidors and that was interesting to a point because they didn't show us much down there, just a bunch of large hallways and lots of closed doors. I won't ruin any more of the tour for you but it was alot of fun and we only had a group of about 7 plus the tour guide.
Welcome to DWT, it is great place to learn about WDW and trade tips and experiences with other disney fanatics
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"I just want it to look like nothing else in the world... and it should be surrounded by a train" -Walt Disney.90 CB, 92 DI, 94 CR, 97 FWC, 99 CS, 00 CS, 02 CS, 04 POR, 05 POR, 07 POR, 08 POFQ, 09 POR, 11 POR.
My best advice to you on your trip is to take your time and enjoy it. Lou spoke a bit about this on his most recent podcast and he is absolutely right. It seems so simplistic but it really makes WDW much more enjoyable if you slow down and allow yourself to notice the little things. The imagineers tell great stories but sometimes they are not too obvious. You sort of have to allow the stories to unfold and this takes time. Don't rush. What ever you don't see well be there next time,


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My research focus reflects my training as both a geneticist and a clinical oncologist. It is an exciting time for translational research in oncology, as the completion of the human genome sequence and rapidly advancing technologies (genomic arrays, siRNA, targeted molecular therapies, next generation sequencing, etc.) are beginning to be used successfully. I eagerly anticipate applying these techniques to better understand the genetic etiology of lymphoma. This would include both typical genomic surveys of tumors-at the epigenetic, DNA, and RNA level-as well as classical genetic screens, either on cell lines or model organisms, to identify new genes or pathways involved in lymphoma formation or growth. As a subset of this broader topic of cancer biology/genetics, I am particularly interested in treatment strategies that derive from the emerging concept of personalized medicine. The recognition of the variation in the genetic makeup of tumors and the variation in the genetic makeup of the hosts is key to further progress in treating cancer. The future of oncology lies in defining and leveraging this variation to provide more tailored therapies to patients.
The FCGR3A gene, has been shown in retrospective studies to predict responses to rituximab, a monoclonal antibody frequently used in the treatment of B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma. We are conducting a retrospective clinical trial eventually seeking to translate these observations into clinically useful treatment algorithms. At the same time, while establishing this clinical pharmacogenetic proof of principle using the known FCGR3A polymorphism, we seek novel polymorphisms that likewise will improve and individualize future lymphoma therapies. To do this, my laboratory is utilizing an unbiased genomic approach, rather than the candidate gene approach used to identify FCGR3A and most other known clinically relevant polymorphisms. In collaboration with Howard McLeod's lab, we are mapping polymorphisms that determine rituximab sensitivity, as well as a variety of other drugs used to treat hematologic malignancies, using an ex vivo genetics strategy with the CEPH pedigree lymphoblastoid cell lines. In addition to rituximab, we are particularly interested in epigenetic modifying drugs, such as hypomethylating agents and histone deacetylase inhibitors. Finding SNPs that mediate drug resistance is a novel strategy to better determine how these drugs work in cancer cells, since this is still relatively poorly understood.
Another project that is ongoing in my lab is the development of pet dogs as a relevant large-animal model of human lymphoma. In collaboration with veterinary researchers and clinicians at NC State, we are characterizing canine lymphomas using gene expression arrays and other genomic strategies. By identifying and exploiting similarities between human and canine lymphomas, we can use pet dogs as a model to understand lymphoma biology. Also, because these dogs need treatment as well, they are valuable as subjects to expedite clinical trials of new therapeutics. We anticipate that this will lead to improved lymphoma treatments in both dogs and humans.
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1986 National Merit Scholarship
1989 National Science Foundation Summer Research Award
1990 Undergraduate degree honors -- magna cum laude
1991-94 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship
1998 Medical Scholars Fellowship, Stanford University
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I have an 8x4 raised bed that I use strictly for my "salad" garden with only greens growing in it. I planted in mid February and I was determined to be eating from my garden in April and I was.
I love my: Lollo Rosso
And another favorite "green" but not a lettuce is Pepper Cress! A bit spicy flavor with a mild horseradish taste and it is cut and come again. I have been eating this in my salads for 2 months now. Spinach didn't do well for me. It grew tall and leggy and bolted while I was just away in Alaska. I also didn't do well with bok choi or baby bok choi. They both grew tall and bolted. We have had strange weather with a warm March but it seems like we have had nothing but rain since then! I plan on using row covers this winter and growing a winter garden for the first time. What are your favorite and also your least favorite types of greens to grow in the NW? |
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- Posted by nancyanne_2010 Z 8 / WA (My Page) on Mon, Jun 21, 10 at 0:47
Good King Henry - the best! But watch out, Bad King henry is poisonous |
Most favorite - Flashy Trout's Back lettuce from Territorial Seed. |
- Posted by gardener_deebs 8a (My Page) on Thu, Jun 24, 10 at 23:57
Amish Deer Tongue - it has a wonderful texture, and the heads are quite beautiful |
Here is a link that might be useful: Amish Deer Tongue
I'm growing greens in large stock tanks this year on a deck, so can get some free from slug and vole predations for the first time. The lettuces are perhaps too crowded to form big heads, the arugula and the baby bok choy is bolting. An unusual green I'm enjoying is Brassica juncea, Ruby Streak and Golden Frill, from Evergreen seeds. The Ruby Streak is bolting, but the Golden Frill is larger and not bolting yet. It is making long leaves with lots of frill, finely divided, so it is quite crisp, yet still tender. I'm going to have to keep trying on the lettuce. I've found that some greens like Wild Red Kale, and turnips left in the ground for spring greens, need to be planted by July 15 in order to get large enough to make it through the winter. I had some excellent bok choy one year planted in the fall, but can't seem to duplicate it. It won't make it during the winter, though. A wild green I enjoyed up until frost last year and in early spring this year is Sheep Sorrel, for a sour lemony taste. |
- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Fri, Jun 25, 10 at 12:26
where do you get your seed? I've ordered from Territorial before; any others for lettuce you can recommend? |
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Oops, I just saw the West Coast Seeds link on the Amish Deer Tongue posting - thanks for the link. |
Favorite Red Sails: lovely color, frilly edges, stands well, accents the other greens in the bowl or sandwich. Strong enough to hold sandwich fixings rolled up inside when I'm skipping bread. (wheat allergy) Least Favorite |
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Reading through WarCry I came across this fun little morsel. Evidently, it looks like the devs for Starcraft 2 are having a little fun with their game play, at least in pre-alpha. I knew that the WoW dances are infectious, but I didn't know they bridged genres.
In this video, note the dancing figure on top of the building to the right. It's WoW's own Night Elf female making a cameo appearance. The caption might be slightly off, but they are right about the figure being an elf, though not a Blood Elf. I imagine that this image will eventually be replaced by unique animation, but for the moment the placeholder certainly looks familiar.
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As Children's Week approaches, we turn our attention to the needy of Azeroth. The poor orphans, only looking for some companionship and a nice vacation, who end up dragged into Magtheridon's Lair. The elderly, who disappear somewhere once they're too old to fight. The homeless, the gnomeless, the disenfrancished and the disemboweled. But today, I ask you to think of a different kind of need. I ask you to think of the female elves.
The poor paladin pictured above was a perfectly happy blacksmith until she hit level 40 and started wearing plate. Then, suddenly, her chestpieces started losing arms. Then necklines. Then midriffs. Then other areas of the breastplate that should probably be there to protect against swords and stuff. Today, she is only clothed in two pieces of metal attached together with what appears to be duct tape. And the mail pants ... well, I bought the pants for emphasis because there weren't any plate pants I could wear on the AH at the time. Still, they appear to be a fur loincloth with two mudflaps on the side. Considering where the blood elf's hands are placed when riding a horse, it looks pretty NC-17. And the frostbite ... oh, God, the frostbite. Especially the ears.
But my elf is not the only victim. Read on, if you dare ...
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The uncanny valley is a longtime hypothesis about human reaction to robots and computer-generated images. The basic gist is that people like robots/CGI figures that aren't made to imitate humans --- thus the cartoonish style of WoW. We notice the humanlike characteristics of the non-humans and empathize with them. But as the robots get closer and closer to looking like humans, we become strongly repulsed and tend to notice the small things that set them apart from real people. Eventually, though, someday someone will make a figure that looks exactly like a human, and the uncanny valley will disappear.
And it looks like we're pretty close to that point, at least going by the CGSociety article going around the European WoW Forums. If it weren't for the step-by-step tutorial, I would have sworn that this picture of a night elf -- made by artist Max Kor for a Blizzard fan art competition -- was of an actual woman in night elf makeup. The eyes, which are usually the big thing that catches people in CG, look totally normal. Forumgoers are also pretty impressed; Megg of Scarshield Legion says, "In 15 years, that's what WoW4 will look like."
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Hey gang. It's been a while since I've posted here. I just got back from a fantastic vacation in Iceland and I bought a bunch of yarn there but not sure what I should make with it. Not sure I bought enough in any coordinating colors to make anything big. I've got 3 balls of dark brown, 1 cream, 1 white, 1 dark fuscia and 1 medium green, all 100g balls of 100% Icelandic wool, bulky weight. I've also got 1 pink, 1 blue, 1 purple and 1 white of a lighter weight, possibly worsted, 50g balls. I thought of making scarves but this is pretty scratchy wool, not real comfy around the neck. I'm thinking maybe mittens in some of the more fun colors although I've never made mittens before. I'd like a simple vest pattern for the browns and cream, if I have enough. Anyone have any good suggestions or links to patterns? I'm not asking for free patterns unless there's a source that has free patterns, I'm willing to pay for a good one!
Thanks a bunch!
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Since you didn't say whether you were interested in knitting or crocheting, I'll just make a general suggestion. Do a Google search for: scandanavian knitting designs or You can also go to garnstudio.com There you'll find many, many free designs with a choice of either knit or crochet. Plenty of inspiration. Due to the scratchy factor, sounds like a cardigan may be the right choice for you. |
Thank you yarnlover! I do both crochet and knit but prefer knit for this wool. That site, garnstudio.com, is wonderful! I'd never seen that one before and what gorgeous patterns! I'm sure I'll find something there. Thanks again! |
You're quite welcome. Enjoy working your project. Wish I had thought to bring home yarn from Iceland. I did get yarn in Ireland, but never gave a thought to Iceland. I found it beautiful there, in an unconventional way. |
You've been? Whenever we told anyone we were going to Iceland, they'd all ask why Iceland? Most people would go to London (been there) or Rome (been there too) or Paris (not yet!). But we really loved Iceland. And of course it's much more economical to go there now than it was a few years ago. Australia and Ireland are next on our list I think. I like to buy native yarns when I go somewhere and make my own souvenirs! My daughter and I stayed on an alpaca farm on Whidbey Island last fall and I made scarves with yarn that came from those alpacas! |
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Huff Post: more owners losing homes because of unpaid city bills
Fred Schulte, Ben Protess and Lagan Sebert of the Huffington Post Investigative Fund write that foreclosures aren't just hitting people with hefty mortgage payments, but also those who can't pay municipal bills that are often less than $500. The team tracks the story of Baltimore homeowner Vicki Valentine whose $362 water bill ballooned to more than $3,000 because of legal fees and interest. They write:
"Running out of time, Valentine scrambled to pack up clothing and mementos. The home had been her family's for nearly three decades, and her father had paid off the mortgage in 1984. 'It's hard to say goodbye to this house,' she said. 'It's like someone forcing you out of something that belongs to you. I don't get it.'
Valentine lost the two-story brick row home after the city sold her debt to investors through a contentious and byzantine legal process called a 'tax sale.' This little-known type of foreclosure can enrich investors as growing numbers of property owners struggle to pay their bills."
The story cites information from previous Baltimore Sun articles, as well as information from Bloomberg News. It includes this fact to broaden the story beyond Valentine:
Today's Tip: Many problems have more than one cause.
Although many people have lost their homes through foreclosures because of lost jobs or shady mortgage lending, those aren't the reasons for everyone, as this story shows. Instead of just asking what happened and expecting one answer, ask, "What three factors do you think may have caused this?" and "Is there anything else that may have played a minor role?"
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- 6 Jumbo marshmallows
- 1 box yellow cake mix
- 1 stick/1/2 cup unsalted softened butter
- 2 tablespoons vegetable or canola oil
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 1/2 cups chocolate chips (I used mini)
- 10 Girl Scout Tagalongs, quartered
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. for marshmallows. (When up to the bars, put oven down to 350) Line 9×13 pan with nonstick foil.
- Place marshmallows on parchment paper lined sheet and bake for about 7 minutes until nice and golden and puffy. Remove and reduce oven's temperature to 350.
- Place cake mix, butter, oil, egg, chocolate chips and Tagalongs in bowl. Stir to combine. Stir in toasted marshmallows. Pat dough into pan and bake about 25 minutes until golden.
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Bengals cornerback says he is playing his best football in a long time. Terry McCormick
As the Cincinnati Bengals prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys, Adam "Pacman" Jones told the Bengals website that both he and the coaching in Dallas back in 2008 were "horrible."
"I was horrible in Dallas and the coaching was horrible, too; from the top down," Jones said of the Cowboys, who were then coached by Wade Phillips with Dave Campo as Jones' position coach. "Zim (Mike Zimmer) is a demanding guy. He's a technique guy and with me being a raw athlete, that's the type of guy I need around me. The Zimmers, the Marvin Lewises, the guys that keep you grounded, that keep you in shape. Some guys get comfortable and let your technique lapse. These guys stay on you."
If anyone ever needed people to "stay on you," both on the field and off, it is Jones, who has more than a dozen police incidents to his credit, though he has reduced that number since coming to the Bengals in 2010.
Jones says he will be motivated to play well against the Cowboys, who took a chance on him in 2008 after his year-long suspension with the Tennessee Titans in 2007.
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Mayindi, Daphney Hellen email@example.com URN etd-05132009-141815 Document Title Industrial capability and national technological competitiveness : the case of South Africa's civil aircraft industry Degree PhD Department Graduate School of Technology Management Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof M O Kachienga Supervisor Keywords
- South Africa's government
- civil aircraft industry
- national technological
- national economy
- growth
Date 2009-04-17 Availability unrestricted Abstract The thesis is about analysing the capability of the civil aircraft industry in contributing towards improved national technological competitiveness. The South African government recognises the potential for the country's aircraft industry to contribute to the growth of the national economy. However, it is not known if the current support mechanisms are adequate for developing the appropriate technological base and for promoting the innovative capabilities of the industry. Countries with successful aircraft industries were studied: South Korea and Brazil were used to represent emerging economies and France was used to represent developed economies. This was done to analyse existing models or frameworks and/or commonalities that led to the successful development of technologically competitive civil aircraft industries internationally. The South African civil aircraft industry was also studied, and its technology development competence was compared to that of successful countries. How the local technology development framework could be structured or improved, using lessons from successful countries, was considered. Local participants were representatives of the South African government departments or ministries (DTI; and DST), academia (The University of the Witwatersrand – Wits; and the University of Cape Town – UCT), research institutions (CSIR and NRF), and firms (Aerosud, Denel, and Aerospace Monitoring and Systems – AMS). Based on the analysis of the findings, frameworks aimed at improving the technological base of the South African civil aircraft industry were proposed as follows:The development of technology capability building through government interventions. This emphasises aggressive government interventions that encourage collaboration between firms in the industry, and with research and higher education institutions, followed by major investment in research and development. An institutional structure for the development of national aircraft technology. This is aimed at strengthening the technology development arena of the South African aircraft industry, through acquired projects, but with less emphasis on business acquisition. The establishment of the South African Aircraft Industry Corporation (SAAIC), a technology development and skills-transfer programme. Copyright © 2009, University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of PretoriaPlease cite as follows:
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The Future of Game Development!
Posted 322 days ago by phu
Android, roguelikes, and sprites, oh my!
Full-on Android development and direction change
Posted 1124 days ago by phu
Well, as it turns out (I'm sure everyone is surprised), I'm not sticking with the original vision for this project as an Android game. After playing a few games with similar controls to the one I intended, I finally accepted that it just doesn't work well.
Pretty big update. Again.
Posted 1299 days ago by phu
Well, after having switched from C++ to Python, I'm now switching again… to Java!
Don't panic. I'm only doing it because this current attempt will target Android.
Submitting a bug is... KIND of like contributing... right?
Posted 1873 days ago by phu
As for the title, as I was going through my multiprocessing implementation, I hit a VERY frustrating issue. Long story short, it turns out you can't start this particular type of shared memory controller in a file that's imported by the invoked script — whether it's created in an import or not, is start() method MUST be called from the script you actually RUN. Yeah, screwy. I filed a bug, though, so rock on!
Things that are now working:
- Input, graphics and networking are handled in separate threads
- Processes are spawned for and take input from any number of clients
- Movement around a map and between maps works
- Collision detection with map boundaries and impassible tiles works
tags: client, graphics, movement, multiprocessing, server
I don't know if anyone follows this blog...
Posted 1962 days ago by phu
I'm not happy with the way the rendering engine was unfolding, so I think a pretty major revamp is going to be in order; it's hard to say how involved that will be, since it shouldn't necessitate much or any reworking from the networking standpoint.
tags: rendering
Rock on, I'm an open source contributor!
Posted 2013 days ago by phu
Specifically, the Berkeley DB bindings did not support multiple keys being associated with individual entries, which did not bode well for indexing, say, articles with multiple keywords. It took one string as an optional index. Berkeley is a very low-level data store; we chose it because it was (and probably still is) the most blazingly, ridiculously fast storage engine out there that also handles concurrent connections well.
tags: python
Rendering woes
Posted 2038 days ago by phu
So I've started a rendering 'engine' that's pretty much just a set of wrapper classes; each one takes a certain game object (maps and panels right now, I think they're generic enough that it won't grow much beyond that), updates its internals with sprites as necessary, and provides update/draw methods (they're extending pygame.sprite.Group for this purpose).
tags: client, processing, python, rendering, synchronization
Last night's progress
Posted 2038 days ago by phu
I think I may be to the point of taking a break on the really technical stuff and getting some rendering going. Making the client do something useful, at first anyway, is going to revolve around activating objects and then adding a chat interface; doing that on the console would probably end up making more work for me than it'd be worth, so I think the next thing I do will be getting basic rendering up and running.
tags: client, graphics, maps, menus, server
Back at it! Pydoc, processing and client-server communication.
Posted 2039 days ago by phu
As for the actual game, I had intended to start doing a bit of graphical work next… after reviewing the client stuff that's already working, though, I think it'll be a lot more useful to get communication between the client and server working first.
tags: git, ipc, processing, pydoc, server
Threading to processing on the server... FAR too easy.
Posted 2069 days ago by phu
Something is wrong; someone has pulled a fast one on me, I swear, because switching my TCP server over from threading to processing (forking) was ridiculously simple.
tags: architecture, server
Diversions and leveling discussion (was: Argh!)
Posted 2084 days ago by phu
The main goal here is to partially or completely eliminate the need for combat if a player doesn't want that particular grind. If you love crafting and can manage to do it until your crafting level is through the roof, then I think your total stats should reflect it enough to enable you to take on other tasks — whether this means combat, another craft, or anything that will depend on your 'level' — without basically starting over.
tags: crafting, leveling, python, skills
Pondering multi-tile actors.
Posted 2112 days ago by phu
I'm pretty sure I'm going to update the motion processing to handle it… I just don't know how I'm going to handle it in the rendering engine. The real problem is how to handle things like doorways. If I allow two-tile-wide characters, I either have to make sure all movement happens in one-tile increments or (if movement increments are equal to the size of the character, which is what I intended to do), that all doorways are wide enough to accomodate all character sizes.
tags: client, maps, movement, rendering
Further apologies...
Posted 2118 days ago by phu
Why quit a decent job with good pay? They told me I'd have to work with Magento again… and I knew it was time to move on. If you're a PHP programmer, STAY AWAY FROM MAGENTO. It's bad enough to quit over.
Off topic: Django and deployment
Posted 2126 days ago by phu
It's nothing major. In fact, it's really freaking simple. However, since it fits perfectly into Django's basic feature set, I figured I'd forego my usual, tried and true, boring as hell PHP-from-scratch approach and put Django to the task so I could enjoy the benefits of the free admin interface, simple flat pages, powerful generic views, and… well, Python, since Python rocks hardcore.
It's done, hur hur hur!
Posted 2126 days ago by phu
Also the moon left and the President of the United States of America just said he doesn't like chocolate ice cream and my dog is going to run against him next year because they changed the rules for canines and called another election because Florida wanted a recount!
Inter-map movement!
Posted 2130 days ago by phu
Nice! It took longer to get around to working on this bad boy again, but I put in a few hours today and managed to get adjacent maps associated with each other and teach the engine how to handle movement around and between them.
Freaking brilliant.
Posted 2133 days ago by phu
Thanks to the Queue class in processing (which I'm now using instead of multiprocessing… for no particular reason, other than it's in Portage, and I have an aversion to using anything that isn't in my package manager), my client is now happily passing user input to a queue which will contain the map and an arbitrary number of menus.
tags: client, processing, queue
Posted 2133 days ago by phu
Well, turns out instead of simulating a queue with a manged list… I should have just been using a managed queue. Brilliant, huh? Yeah.
tags: maps, menus, queue, synchronization
Multiproc woes
Posted 2134 days ago by phu
Turns out I can send and update objects and get them back with the changes intact, and I can send and update lists with the same kind of success… but I can't send and update a list of objects, update the objects, and expect to get them back with their state updated.
tags: architecture, multiprocessing, synchronization
Tools and environment
Posted 2135 days ago by phu
Since I have not had the chance to touch the code (my wonderful girlfriend is in town over the weekend; it was a very good trade), I figure that as long as she was surfing her knitting blogs, I would regurgitate some old info, interspersed with new stuff, into one entry so it's easily accessible.
tags: ec2, multiprocessing, python, scaling
Welcome to Textpattern!
Posted 2139 days ago by phu
The last couple days have not been conducive to RPG development; I may get some time in this weekend, but if not, definitely by the beginning of next week. Inter-map movement will be high on the list… I don't recall how far I got with pushing user input to the command stack, but if that's not done it will be next (and if it is, next comes subclassing for various menu implementations).
tags: menus, stack, textpattern
Woohoo! Map movement!
Posted 2142 days ago by phu
This is just a unit test to ensure that movement between map tiles is being handled correctly. Tiles you can walk on are labeled as []; tiles you can't are marked as //. The tile the actor (player object) is on is marked with the number. This is a really simple way to make sure the map is only allowing the player to walk on the right tiles (earlier on it successfully keeps the player from walking off the map, which is good, but will be handled slightly differently for multiple maps).
Multiprocess command input
Posted 2143 days ago by phu
After wrestling with a serialization issue, I realized I can't keep a lock as an instance variable on an object I need to pass between processes; I should have figure that out sooner, but I had written it to work with threading, which doesn't have this particular quirk.
tags: architecture, client, multiprocessing, python, synchronization
Multiprocessing is a go!
Posted 2150 days ago by phu
I had written them in threads before; while that was fine and all, Python (the C implementation, anyway, which is the standard) has a global interpreter lock, meaning that even if you're running multiple threads, only one can ever actually be executing at a time. Which really sucks if you want actual concurrency, since, you know, that doesn't qualify at all.
tags: client, multiprocessing, python
Switching to Python and other intriguing developments
Posted 2160 days ago by phu
I've switched from C++ to Python for all code and from straight SDL to Pygame for graphics. The increase in productivity per hour is awesome.
tags: client, pygame, python, server
Preliminary C++ coding has begun!
Posted 2775 days ago by phu
On Thursday I laid out a class structure for some of the game's basic entities (players, NPC's, enemies, and various interfaces and superclasses to keep everything flexible), and between last night and this morning I wrote up several of them as the beginnings of the server application.
tags: c++


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can you say going through the motions we are emotionless out there this is sad performance by pens
crap whats is my name
Another unsuccessful PP.
better luck next year boys
I cant wait to stand on the podium with Zygi and Mark and Jonathan, and were standing on the podium, and we look up and the confetti is falling down on top of us, and were all hand in hand, and Commissioner Goodell comes over and hands the Super Bowl trophy to Mr. Wilf and tells him hes world champion, that is my goal and that is my drive.
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Flyers deserved it but to say we didn't give them a huge hand with how uncontrolled we were with the tempers would be an understatement. They took advantage of us being total idiots.
Well that's the season. Good fight but too much. Congrats to the Flyers they were the better team this series.
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Good (and ****ing insane) series, guys. I didn't have a good feeling before the game at all today, and I wasn't truly comfortable until that empty netter.
Again, please ignore any trolls. Report them and they'll get what's coming to them.
Sucks it ended like that, but oh well. They deserved it more than we did. They beat us physically, mentally and emotionally. They were just the better team. Some of the things we did at times just made no sense though. I don't get how that works. Some of the most bone-headed plays of the season...saved up for the playoffs I guess. Mentally we just weren't good-enough. Oh well. Life goes on...
I no longer care about anything here except for the Entertainment Forum, which sucks; the Music forum, which sucks; and the Magic forum, which does NOT suck.
Love y'all!
Except for all of y'all.
well season over i am so pissed at our performance in this series and the last few weeks of season. please let players get the memo that talent doesnt win alone need some heart desire work ethic leadership otherwise known as intangiables.
can blame alot of things wont change the fact that we lost can blame refs or whatever you want philly won and we didnt
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The biggest game of the year and this is the performance we are given...
Going to be hard to win a lot of games when the other team starts playing and you don't. Giving up a goal 30 seconds in pretty much set the tone the rest of the way.
The only thing that made this game bearable was the fact that I had comes to grips with the fact that coming back in the series was highly unlikely.
Not much to say about the team, the game and score speak for themselves. I need to cool off a day or two and then, depending on interest, start posting in the Offseason Thread.
On a final note, thanks to all the reasonable Flyer posters in here. I think both fan bases learned the enemy isn't as bad as previously thought and can talk objective hockey. Congrats on the series and exploiting all our weaknesses. Not sure I can really wish good luck in the playoffs though lol
Very memorable series guys. I'm honestly more relieved then happy about advancing. After the last game I was really nervous. As a fan, this series took a lot out of me.
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Great series guys... just one thing... I think you guys are more dangerous with syd n malkin on different lines cause you can't key on them... Whatcha think? Did ur coach mess up there?
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[1315] Characterization of the Head and Neck Papillary Squamous Cell Carcinoma Variants: Clinicopathological and Molecular Study with Special Reference to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Association
Mitra Mehrad, Danielle H Carpenter, Rebecca D Chernock, Hongwei Wang, Xiao-Jun Ma, Yuling Luo, Jingqin Luo, James S Lewis, Samir K El-Mofty. Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, MO; Advanced Cell Diagnostics, Inc., Hayward, CA
Background: Papillary squamous cell carcinoma (PSCC) of the head and neck (H&N) is often confused with other exophytic mucosal malignancies such as verrucous carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma with verrucous features. The latter two entities are characterized by excessive keratinization and are broad based. A relationship to HPV infection has been suggested, however, it has not been clearly shown whether PSCC is a homogeneous entity or a spectrum of variants with different clinicopathological features and biological behaviors.
Design: 48 cases of PSCC were retrieved from our surgical pathology database and were reviewed by 3 study pathologists, following morphologic criteria as defined by the WHO. An RNA insitu hybridization (ISH) assay to detect high-risk HPV E6/E7 mRNA was used as were DNA ISH for high-risk HPV and immunohistochemistry (IHC) for p16 and p53. Clinical follow-up data were obtained by chart review.
Results: 7 cases were in the oral cavity (OC), 19 in the oropharynx (OP) and 22 in the larynx. Two morphologic types of PSCC were identified: a keratinizing type (K) in which the epithelial cells showed a maturation trend with minimal surface parakeratin, and a nonkeratinizing type (NK) in which the papillae were completely covered by immature basaloid cells. Transcriptionally active HPV was documented in a number of tumors; The majority of these were found in younger patients and occured more commonly in the OP. They showed NK morphology, were p16 positive and p53 negative.
Site (n) | NK % | p16 + % | p53 + % | HPV + % |
Oral (7) | 14.3 | 14.3 (p=0.012) | 71.4 (p=0.028) | 57.1 (p=0.067) |
Larynx (22) | 9.0 | 13.6 (p=0.0005) | 68.2 (p=0.004) | 42.1 (p=0.020) |


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on December 5, 2011It should no longer be much of a surprise to learn that minority citizens are more likely than white folks to have regular dealings with middle management executives of their local police company. But this is astonishing. Black citizens in Milwaukee are stopped seven times more often than white citizens are? A greater disparity than exists in Charlotte? Or St. Louis? When you consider that the primary contact many of these people have with their government is with its police power, it's small wonder that people give up on their rights, especially when the local chief of police looks at the data and concludes not that there is a problem with selective enforcement, but with the fact that he is not doing his policing in fking Singapore:
"Yes, of course we are going to stop lots of innocent people. The point is, do folks understand what their role is as a cooperative citizen in having a safe environment," Flynn said.
Actually, chief, my role as a citizen is to protect my rights against the arbitrary intrusion of state power. It is to resist (peacefully) searches without warrants, and arrests without cause, and trials without effective counsel. That is the role spelled out for me in the first 10 amendments of the Constitution. I do not have a "role" as "a cooperative citizen" in any of these matters. I am an American with the rights thereof. You serve that reality or you do not serve anyone at all.
What in god's name do they teach these people?
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Frederick Remington's The Outlaw No. 5, an important lifetime casting and cornerstone of frontier art and sculpture, is estimated to bring $800,000 Nov. 14. Read More +
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He might not have won in November's Cincinnati City Council elections, but Kevin Flynn has scored a victory elsewhere.
Flynn, who ran unsuccessfully as a Charterite in the 2009 and 2011 council elections, has been selected as the president of the group that endorsed him. The Charter Committee of Greater Cincinnati announced today that Flynn has been elected president of the organization, taking over for Dawn Denno, who didn't seek reelection.
Flynn is a real-estate attorney from Mount Airy who also teaches at the University of Cincinnati's law school. He has been confined to a wheelchair since a serious automobile accident in 2002.
During his first campaign in 2009 Flynn placed 13th among 19 candidates in council elections. The top nine vote-getters are elected to the group.
Last year Flynn finished in 11th place — ahead of three incumbents who lost reelection — among 22 candidates.
Flynn is excited about the new position.
"When we see the high level of partisan politics in our national and state governments, I appreciate the independent, creative leadership Charter fosters in our city," he said in a prepared statement. "The Charter Committee will continue to focus on bringing the best governance to Cincinnati, including thoughtful changes to the city's Charter, and to support a budget and budget process which serves the best interests of the citizens of Cincinnati."
Formed in 1924, the Charter Committee helped end the corrupt political machine operated by "Boss" George Cox, a Republican who dominated City Hall and local politics, arranging tasks like fixing tax rates for friends and contributors.
Charter successfully pushed to create the city manager form of government, which was designed to depoliticize the daily administrative tasks of municipal government.
A group of state lawmakers will hold a Town Hall-style meeting Thursday to discuss issues affecting African-American residents in Greater Cincinnati.
The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus is sponsoring the event, called The State of African Americans in Ohio. Among those attending are State Sen. Eric Kearney (D-North Avondale), State Rep. Dale Mallory (D-West End) and State Rep. Alicia Reece (D-Bond Hill).
The state-level political turmoil caused by the Tea Party and its financial backers, the Koch brothers, got its start in Wisconsin under rookie Gov. Scott Walker. Today, Wisconsin voters have the opportunity to oust six Republican state senators in unprecedented recall elections.
Follow the action via a live blog set up by Isthmus, the alt weekly paper in Madison, Wisc. Polls are open until 8 p.m. Central time, so there won't be a lot of action until later.
Cleveland officials are apparently trying to outlaw flash mobs, describing them as violent, unruly terrorizing of communities and family-friendly events. That's not how AT&T presents them in this cell phone commercial.
A group working to defeat Issue 48 filed a complaint today against a conservative group with the Ohio Elections Commission.
Cincinnatians for Progress, which is urging a "no" vote on Issue 48, filed the complaint against the Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST). It alleges COAST knowingly and repeatedly has made false statements in its campaign in support of the ballot initiative.
The complaint cites 20 instances in the past two months in which COAST allegedly made false statements in violation of Ohio Revised Code Section 3517.22. Most involve allegations the city has taken funds away from fire services to fund the streetcar project.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announced its endorsements over the weekend, and four incumbents were left thinking, "What the [expletive] did I do?!?" The current councilpersons who the paper decided not to endorse are Republican Wayne Lippert, who was appointed in March, and Republicans Leslie Ghiz and Charlie Winburn, along with Democrat Cecil Thomas.
Ghiz was described as having a penchant for starting arguments that have been "personal, petty and nasty," while Winburn's "unpredictable behavior" was noted along with Thomas' problems fully grasping budget and finance issues.
Precinct executives with the local Democratic Party will meet Thursday evening to decide on the party's slate of candidates for Cincinnati City Council.
The Cincinnati Democratic Committee will meet at 7 p.m. at the Hampton Inn, 3024 Vine St., near Martin Luther King Drive, in Corryville.
Happy Election Day! It looks like SB 5 is headed for a big defeat even though Gov. Kasich last night told a bunch of East Side Tea Partiers how cool it would be if Issue 2 passed, while a union representative told opponents of the bill that it was about to get "shoved down the throats of John Kasich and the Republicans."
The Hamilton County Administrator yesterday said "sorry homeowners, but our stadium deficit will not allow us to offer the tax credit Republicans said would make up for your part of the stadium sales tax." Commissioners Todd Portune and Chris Monzel today said they're going to include the credit even though they don't know how yet. Hopefully they can figure it out soon so they can work on adding public housing to the suburbs before the county gets sued by the Feds.
Leave it to The Enquirer to publish a story analyzing local school district spending vs. academic success only to ignore the existence of private schools while drawing the conclusion that "a district that spends more doesn't necessarily produce higher test scores and graduation rates." The story, titled "Big-spending districts net mixed academic grades," doesn't include the qualifier "public school" or the possibility that local private schools spend even more per pupil than Indian Hill, Sycamore Township, Mariemont and Norwood, each of which spent $11,958 to $15,209 per student last year and earned Excellent or better ratings.
Streetcar proponents have spent considerably more on their campaign than the anti-streetcar people, probably because Issue 48 is so wide-reaching it has brought out people concerned with things way more important than the streetcar such as regional planning, commuter rail and making Cincinnati not look like it totally sucks.
Also being outspent are the SB 5 supporters, who have seen support decline dramatically in recent weeks as people look around their neighborhoods and see a bunch of regular people whose rights would be taken away. And Building a Better Ohio does unethical things like this, which makes people think they are meanies.
Here's a blog about City Council candidate Chris Smitherman arguing against all the legal experts who say Issue 48 will block all rail construction through 2020.


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Minimum Stay | 1 - 3 nights |
On the well known shopping avenue Jean Médecin of Nice, I offer you a new air-conditioned refurbished studio for your trips and holiday.
Apartment building Le Regina: in the immediate vicinty of Nice-ville station and 10 min away, by foot, from the sea.
Exceptional view from the studio balcony, in front of the Basilica of Notre-Dame.
Extraordinary at night when it is lit!
Double glazing, electric shutters and roller shutters.
Comfortable mezzanine and sofa bed.
This apartment can accommodate up to 3 people.
All equipments are new: microwave, cooking hob, fridge and washing machine.
Multimedia: Freebox revolution (high speed internet, Wi-Fi), TV DVD
This studio allows you to visit every sunny, festive, pitcuresuqe and cultural attraction on the French Riviera.
Only a dream studio flat in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Forget about your worries for a moment, just close your eyes for one moment.
Once upon a time...
A discrete studio, design and perfectly equipped, facing the Basilica of Notre-Dame, the most imposing church in Nice. A studio located at the centre of the avenue Jean Médecin.
The avenue Jean Médecin is probably the most important shopping street of the French Riviera.
Every kind of shop is well represented: first, numerous luxury brand names (fashion or gastronomy) are grouped together at Nice Etoile.
More affordable brands like Zara or Monoprix can be found in the town centre.
At the end of the avenue, near the studio, come and admire the well known Massena Square (after letting yourself be tempted by a little coffee at the Nespresso's boutique: you will have already chosen your favourite kind at the studio!)
The Massena Square is located between the Vieux-Nice, very authentic, to the South and the majestic Jean Médecin avenue to the North.
Imposing with its neoclassic style, the Massena Square has been since 2007, date of the end of the tram construction works, lined with 7 buddhas which light up at night fall.
Continue your walk and come and have something to eat in Le Vieux-Nice, historical heart of the city, which offers you its narrow, cool and old backstreets, nonethless very well preserved.
Taste all the traditional specialities of Nice: socca, farcis, pissaladière and then dessert with a surprising flower fritter.
To finish off, treat yourself to candied fruit: clementines, lemons, papayas, pineapples...
Let yourself be guided by the marine air, and 10 min walking away from the studio, discover or rediscover the famous Promenade des Anglais.
On the Promenade des Anglais on the sea side, called the Promenade (or the Prom'), take in the Baie des Anges which represents the Riviera on so many postcards.
After a few steps refreshing (the breeze!) on the Promenade des Anglais, you'll enjoy the beauty of the luxury hotel such as the Royal or the Negresco with its brilliant white front and its unique pink dome.
If you have energy after these journeys, have a swim (sandals recommended for the pebbles), almost alone in a cool blue water, so blue...
On the way back, go the to Vieux-Nice, where you can have fun. There will be a change: day time ambiance, night time ambiance. Night clubs will now take the place of restaurants and traditional shops.
The Vieux-Nice, at night, is a very popular meeting point.
At the end of the evening, let the quiet gliding of the tram bring you back to the studio, along the avenue Jean Médecin. Or walk back home if you want to enjoy the mildness of evenings in Nice.
Comfortable sleeping arrangements are waiting for you in the studio.
Wait. Have one more tea on the balcony. You will be able to see the floodlit basilica with glints of orange, yellow, and blue. Thanks to Wi-Fi, a last quick look on your emails before going to bed...
You can close your eyes or reopen them. You are not dreaming.
You are in Nice, in a dream like city.
The city which I am referring to is at every crossroads:
Between the inland and the sea, old and contemporary history, luxury and daily Nicoise life, shadow and light. At the crossroads of all your desires: discoveries, sea, sun, shopping, tradition, modernity, and even sun.. and always happiness!
You can close your eyes, or rather open it again. You are not dreaming.
You are in Nice, in a dreamlike city...
The studio I offer you is at every crossroads:
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Gateway is located just north of Tracy Rd. in Atoka, TN on Rosemark Rd. We are, in fact, the gateway to Tipton County.
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Social media expert and thought leader of Altimeter Group Charlene Li believes that social networks will be much larger in the future than they are today. With the rapid growth of numerous social networks, the speaker compares these connection-based sites to the air around us, serving as the main focus behind individuals' online and offline activities.
In order to make connections through the ongoing development of social media, Li focuses on activities, interests and other personal information that can allow us to merge ideas and develop important networks.
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Concerned About Type 2 Diabetes? Eat BreakfastSkipping breakfast seems to increase type 2 diabetes risk, regardless of how many times a person eats each day
Having a family history of diabetes, being overweight or obese, and lack of physical activity all figure into type 2 diabetes risk. Now we can add eating patterns--how many times per day a person eats, snacking habits, and eating breakfast--as something to address to lower diabetes risk. Break the fast, diminish diabetesTo study connections between eating patterns and type 2 diabetes, researchers collected information on diet and health habits from 29,206 men. The group, with an average age of 58 years, was followed for 16 years to determine who developed diabetes. After adjusting for other things that can affect risk--body mass index, other dietary habits, smoking, and exercise--the researchers found that:
Breakfast and beyondSkipping breakfast seems to increase type 2 diabetes risk, regardless of how many times a person eats each day. As well, skipping breakfast may set us up for eating just once or twice daily, another habit that may contribute to higher diabetes risk. Lots of snacking may be a problem too, but only if you're carrying excess weight. Note that this study is observational, meaning it cannot prove cause and effect. Still, it appears that breakfast has an important role to play in keeping us healthy. Make eating easyTry our breakfast tips to find the path to your best health:
(Am J Clin Nutr 2012;95:1182-9) Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD, an author, speaker, and internationally recognized expert in chronic disease prevention, epidemiology, and nutrition, has taught medical, nursing, public health, and alternative medicine coursework. She has delivered over 150 invited lectures to health professionals and consumers and is the creator of a nutrition website acclaimed by the New York Times and Time magazine. Suzanne received her training in epidemiology and nutrition at the University of Michigan, School of Public Health at Ann Arbor. Copyright 2015 Aisle7. All rights reserved. Aisle7.com |


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Q: Will a new Wireless N router increase the range and speed of my Wi-Fi connection if my laptop only has a Wireless G card?
A: Range? Probably. Speed? Less likely. Part of what gives the emerging Wireless N (or 802.11n) Wi-Fi standard its superduper speeds up to 540 megabits per second (Mbps) with a strong tail wind is something called Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output, or MIMO. The technology is pretty easy to understand: Multiple antennas are used to send and receive data using a number of identical signals simultaneously, increasing the overall data throughput.
CDD and MRC are optional parts of the 802.11n specification -- there's no guarantee that these features will be in your Wireless N access point -- although nearly every Wireless N access point on the market has CDD and MRC built in.
What's the payoff? You could see a 30 to 50 percent increase in range with most Wireless N routers, even when communicating with older 802.11g hardware.
As for enhanced data throughput, don't expect any miracles, but Atheros plans to release a firmware update for its chipset in the second quarter of 2007 that will support the double-speed Super G technology on its Wireless N routers. That will bring 802.11g speeds up to around 108Mbps, if the card supports it. Bear in mind, however, that many current Wireless G access points already reach these speeds, so these N routers are actually playing catch-up.