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The wide screen is good on our eyes -- we see the rectangular wide screen images better than the old square format. Basically, our eyes see better from left/right compared to up/down. The wide screen will also let us see more of the on-screen scene, which is great for sports and movies.
Resolution is undoubtedly HDTVs biggest selling point. HDTV's resolutions are 720p, 1080i and 1080p -- the number stands for the number of lines that create the image and the letter describes the type of scan used by the TV to display the picture.
Resolution matters because the more lines means a better picture. This is a similar concept to digital photos and how dpi determines print quality.
Which HDTV Format Is Better -- 720p, 1080i, and 1080p?
To put the 720 or 1080 lines into perspective, televisions of the past had 480 lines. Since more lines means a better picture then that alone shows why the HDTV has a nicer picture than an analog TV.
More lines is nice but don't forget about the 'p' and 'i' in the 720p, 1080i and 1080p. The letter is an abbreviation for the type of scan the TV uses -- 'p' stands for progressive and 'i' stands for interlaced.
Progressive scan is better than interlaced because it processes the images twice as fast. This faster scan rate produces better clarity and color in the on-screen picture.
The difference between 720p and 1080i is minimal but the TV industry is using 720p more than 1080i. So, buying a 720p HDTV is recommended over a 1080i HDTV.
As far as 1080p, there is no doubt that 1080p is the best resolution on the market. However, there is little to no difference in picture quality between a 1080p and 720p at the 32" and below screen size.


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New to linux and can't get Internet to connect.
I have a gateway laptop model no. MX6441 that I bought back in 2004. I just installed ubuntu linux over window Xp because that OS was damaged badly by a virus. Now my computer is running like the first day I bought it. I am very happy with linux so far. The only issue I have is that I can't connect to the Internet. I used to be able to access a wireless signal from my home computer upstairs with this same laptop back when it had windows installed.
It is my best guess that somehow my wireless device was turned off in the process of installation....I could be wrong, but that is what I have put together from reading other online forums on this topic. I tried using the fn + F2 command to turn it back on and nothing happens. Further, because there is no external wireless switch built onto the the side of my laptop as there is with other laptop models, I am wondering how it will be possible, if ever, to get Internet again.
I will welcome absolutely anything in the way of advice that can be offered (bearing in mind that I don't have a degree in computer engineering...) If my answer is a complicated one. Have mercy on me please and put it as simply as possible. Thank you.
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I am no pro either, but my guess is there is nothing wrong with your card and it is NOT turned off.
You need to get Ubuntu to recognize the card. I believe there are instructions on what commands you will need to run somewhere around this forum that will help others help you.
We need to know the type of wireless card you have, that way they can tell you what packages to install to get it to work.
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Ok, I think I can do that. I just tried searching for the type of wireless card I have. In windows I would have used device manager for this information. I don't know how to use linux well enough at this point to find what I need. There doesn't seem to be a device manager or an equivalent, so I did the next best thing. I went to Gateway for the specs on my computer model.
For Network this is what I have:
10/100 Mbps built-in Ethernet
802.11g Wireless LAN (up to 54 Mbps)
SecureEasySetup, 125 High Speed Mode
Im not sure which one describes my wireless card, however.
- 08-20-2009 #4
We need more info to help out. Please read the sticky on setting up your wireless card and post the requested info.
It is almost certainly not because the wireless was turned off during install, but because you're lacking a driver or firmware for the card. In most cases, this is easily fixed.
Do you have access or can you get access to a wired connection for a short period? Most fixes are require downloading some packages.
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I don't think I can get a wired connection to my laptop....not easily, anyway. I am using my home computer right now. Would it be possible to download what I needed to a flash drive and transfer it over to install on my laptop?
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My chipset is: ATI Radeon® Xpress 200M Chipset (RS482M)
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Thanks Shutdown. I am in the process of attempting to wrap my mind around this article that Reed9 send me: sticky on setting up your wireless card. I will probably also need to be shown where to enter computer commands in linux as well.
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Hi Kitty_King, the terminal can be found at Applications menu -> Accessories -> Terminal.
Once you have it opened you can just type the commands in one by one, or use the script Waterhead posted. (There are instructions on how to do that. It's not too hard.) That will create a text file you can put on your flash drive to transfer to the computer you're using with internet connection, making it easier to post. Make sure you use code tags as described in the sticky.

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well i've had to keep this pre pre wedding shoot secret for what seems like ages, a month ago i was contacted by damien who had the most brilliant idea for a proposal of mariage ever ! he was creating a photobook of his life with his gorgeous girlfriend from when they met, the people that are dear to them, all the holidays they'd been on, the places that mean something to them … you know the sort of thing we would all love but we never make the time to create, his idea was to finish the book with a photo of his asking for her hand in mariage on their anniversary … how romantic is that !!!
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Review: Nickelback at Pepsi Center, 6/10/12
Britt Chester
As the rotating stage rose to its peak nearly forty feet in the air, hovering above a packed general admission floor with the entire band playing, and just as the first notes of "Rockstar" began to fill the ears of fans, it became very apparent that Nickelback does not only want to be rockstars per their lyrics, but that they have reached said status.
As the lights dimmed in the arena and the crowd erupted in rock and roll rapture, Nickelback came on stage and opened with "This Means War," sending the already feverish crowd into a double-horn-throwing sea of rockers. Lead singer Chad Kroeger stood dead center looking as though he was truly acknowledging every single fan in attendance while each other member enthusiastically ran into the crowd on the stage extensions.
Britt Chester
There is no room for errors in the realm of arena concert productions, and with ticket prices and fees being what they are, there shouldn't be. The production last night spared no expense with ceiling-reaching LED panels and face-melting pyrotechnics blasting at the peak of select songs. "Something In Your Mouth" followed the opening tracks and kept the energy high with even more blasts of fire. Bits and pieces of the songs' lyrics flashed on the screens backing the Canadian musicians, and the headliners were well on their way into the eighteen-song set.
There is no shortage of chart-toppers in Nickelback's nearly twenty year career. From softer hits like "Photograph," which is probably the band's number one panty dropper, to older radio hits like "How You Remind Me," it's safe to say that filling in the gaps between such tracks is not a simple task. However, the ebb and flow of last night's show was quite natural, and the gaps between songs were actually filled with other hits, which prompted sing-a-longs and subtle moshing -- and by "subtle moshing," we mean that people were rocking out, just not shit-kicking, pushing and shoving like something you'd probably see at a Godsmack show.
The real treat was the band's immersion in the crowd on a center dropping stage. This is where we heard "Rockstar" and "Someday," which drew on the floor's enthusiasm with invitations to sing along the lyrics. At times, Kroeger would hold out a GoPro camera to pan the crowd, which is a little tacky, but technology is what it is now, and whereas many artists these days simply snap an iPhone photo, at least Nickelback is embracing video technology.
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In keeping in true rock and roll fashion, there was a T-shirt cannon and a beer toss about halfway through the show. If there is one thing that Nickelback likes to share with their crowd, it's booze. Multiple references to "wanting to come out and drink with you guys" were made by the lead singer, and at times when the band would venture out on the extended landings, it felt as though they were actually drinking with us. The pyro finale was a great way to end the night, especially after the drum solo treat, courtesy of Daniel Adair, who is the fourth drummer since the band's 1995 inception.
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Usually referred to as "BWI," the Baltimore/Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport (410-859-7111; www.bwiairport.com) is located 10 miles southwest of Baltimore and 30 miles northeast of Washington, D.C. A major transportation center, it offers nonstop service to scores of American cities, and discounter Southwest operates heavily out of the airport. A light-rail line (410-539-5000; www.mtamaryland.com) connects the airport with downtown Baltimore, while free shuttle buses link to Amtrak's BWI Rail Station (410-672-6169; www.amtrak.com), about one mile from the terminal. Amtrak trains along the Northeast Corridor also make scheduled stops at Baltimore's Penn Station, located a mile and a half north of the Inner Harbor.
Baltimore is a relatively compact city, so if you'd prefer to avoid the hassle of driving unfamiliar streets, you can leave the car at home. The city operates an aboveground light-rail system with a line running from the northern suburb of Timonium south through the city to the suburb of Glen Burnie. It's a great way to get between the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards and the performing-arts district, though it closes at midnight. It's best to get a day pass for $3.50, which also gives you unlimited access to city buses. Water taxis offer a more festive (if less efficient) way to get around town. Day passes ($8 for adults, $4 for children) allow you to stop off at Harborplace, Little Italy, Fells Point, Canton, and Fort McHenry. At night, stick to cabs, which are plentiful and reasonably priced.
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Keets at 8 Days Old
At 8 days old the keets are noticeably bigger. Their wings are growing and they can even jump a fly for a few inches at a time.
Left - keets wing growth at 4 days old - Right keets wing growth at 8 days old.
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They eat like little piggys.
Be prepared to keep the keets brooster clean several times daily. Here is the keets in a freshly cleaned cage. But not for long, take a look at the photos below.....
After only 2 hours, these keets were busy! I have spotted several keets who get a thrill out of using their feet to scratch the feed out of the feeder. They also somehow managed to get an end of a paper towel in the water so the water siphoned out of the water feeder.
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After the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors directed the planning commission to redo the consultant/steering committee draft comprehensive plan, the county's planning staff and commissioners have settled into a procedure for reviewing the comments made by the public online.
Last week's planning commission's work session was a good example of how the commission pours over page by page through the document and takes recommendations from public input and implements it in the overall comprehensive plan.
Chesterfield's new countywide comprehensive plan, Plan for Chesterfield 2035, has been structured much like a zoning case. Staff provides background, which is then reviewed by the public, who then make comments. The planning commission has not allowed comments during their meetings on the comprehensive plan, but citizens can comment on the county's website in depth if they desire. The commission reviews the comments and the planning commission is expected to complete their work on the plan, graduating by Oct.10.
Each of the planning sessions begin with reading comments consolidated by the planning staff to avoid repetitive questions or comments. The commission reviews the comments from the previous section of the plan involving environmental issues and extended by a week the amount of time for citizen comment.
"At the commission's request, the environmental comment section had been extended," said Steve Haach, planning manager last week during the commission's session. "Staff considered 41 different comments." He also said there had been extensive review by the county and other conservation groups.
Ruben Waller, commission vice chairman, last week read off comments culled from the internet comments section on the environmental chapter. This has been the usual agenda of the meetings, although interest lay in only a few areas. Waller called out page by page for comments from the public. He got to page 10 before any comment was recorded on the environmental chapter. The rest of the chapter went pretty much the same way as Waller read page numbers to the staff and the remainder of the commission. "As we have in the past we will review comments by the community including black line," said Waller.
The first comment questioned fracking, a process for extracting natural gas from layers of shale deep within the ground. Rockingham County, Va. has turned down the method even though the extraction of gas would be a tax boom for Rockingham. Haach said fracking would be handled on a case by case basis as other mining requests are reviewed and voted on now.
A section keeping roosters in certain zoning areas prompted Bemuda District Commisioner Dale Patton to ask, "With the word rooster to mind, can we include other species?
The commission discussed using Falling Creek reservoir for recreation. Planning Director Kirk Turner, said most of the property around the reservoir was privately owned. Skipping ahead to page 23 out of the 27 pages in the environmental chapter, Waller questioned the use of Lake Chesdin in the same manner. Haasch noted that like the Falling Creek reservoir, the county owns very little of the lake and the watershed or river that supplies the lake.
"The watershed of the Appomattox extends all the way to the foothills of the mountains," Haasch said. "We own a very little piece of the watershed."
Turner reiterated that the planning staff looks at any comments made on the internet and appreciates the comments that come from the internet
"Sixty to 70 percent of the questions that have come from the public have made it to the commission," said Edgar Wallen, planning commission from the Matoaca District. "I want to compliment the staff on being sensitive to these comments."
Later in the afternoon the commission discussed the revised version of the Historical & Cultural Recourses Chapter. The public comment period for the Water and Wastewater and Public Facilities chapters closes on June 14.
All draft chapters can be review online at www.chesterfield.gov/comprehensiveplan [2].


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Welcome to our twentieth annual subscription series. We commence the year by celebrating a remarkable woman, Anne of Brittany, who died in 1514. Our second and third concerts both survey choral music of the past five centuries, one focussed on the Austrian a cappella tradition, the other on music of various traditions for double choir. And our final concert, Deo volente, will be the Jacobean Christmas to Candlemas with viols originally planned for 2013. We look forward to seeing you in the wonderful Xavier Chapel for another year of superb choral music.
Concert 1: Saturday 22 February at 8.00 pm
Commemorating Anne of Brittany
Jean Mouton – Quis dabit oculis nostris
Costanzo Festa – Quis dabit oculis nostris
Pierre Moulu – Fiere attropos
Johannes Prioris – Requiem
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When Anne of Brittany, uniquely the wife of two successive French kings, as well as Duchess of Brittany in her own right, died on 9 January 1514, her funeral lasted for forty days. Such an extended ceremony must have involved a lot of music, though only the three motets presented here can be identified with certainty. Nevertheless it is generally accepted that Prioris's fine Requiem was also written for the occasion.
Concert 2: Saturday 29 March at 8.00 pm
Five Centuries of Austrian a cappella sacred music
Heinrich Isaac – Virgo prudentissima
Jacobus Vaet – Continuo lacrimas
Philippe de Monte – Super flumina Babylonis
Johann Stadlmayr – O magnum mysterium
Johann Fux – Three Offertoria:
Ad te, Domine, levavi
Ave Maria, gratia plena
Tollite portas
Johann Ernst Eberlin – Two Offertoria
Bonum est confiteri Domino
Improperium exspectavit cor meum
Franz Schubert – Der 92. Psalm
Johannes Brahms – Drei Motetten, Opus 110
Arnold Schoenberg – Friede auf Erden
Some of the composers represented here were Austrian imports while others were home grown. But all works were composed in Austria, some for Catholic liturgical use, Brahms's motets possibly for Lutheran use, Schubert's Hebrew setting of the 92nd Psalm for the Jewish synagogue, while the Isaac, Vaet and Schoenberg works are non-liturgical. Of course Austria's best-known sacred music consists of Masses for soloists, choir and orchestra, but this program shows that there was also a fine a cappella tradition spanning the centuries.
Concert 3: Saturday 10 May at 5.30 pm **PLEASE NOTE EARLY TIME**
Music for Double Choir
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Laudate Dominum omnes gentes
Orlande de Lassus – Osculetur me
Tomás Luis de Victoria – Regina caeli laetare
Michael Praetorius – Gott der Vater wohn uns bei
Johann Sebastian Bach – Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied
Johannes Brahms – Fest- und Gedenksprüche, Opus 109
William Henry Harris – Faire is the heaven
Frank Martin – Mass for Double Choir
Music for double choir immediately conjures up Venice in many minds, but most of the famed Venetian repertoire involves instruments as well as voices. This program surveys double-choir music of various parts of Europe from the late Renaissance to the early twentieth century. The major work is the wonderful Frank Martin Mass, which returns to our repertoire a decade after our first performance of it.
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Saturday & Sunday, 7 & 8 June at 8.30 p.m.
St Ambrose' Church, Woodend
Motets of Bach & Brahms
Johann Sebastian Bach – Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied
Johann Sebastian Bach – Jesu, meine Freude
Johannes Brahms – Fest- und Gedenksprüche, Opus 109
Johannes Brahms – Drei Motetten, Opus 110
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Thursday 2 October at 6.00 p.m.
Urmas Sisask – Benedictio
Arvo Pärt – Magnificat
Arvo Pärt – Sieben Magnificat-Antiphonen
Arvo Pärt – 'Ode IX' from Kanon pokajanen
Edmund Rubbra – Mass in Honour of St Teresa of Avila
Calvin Bowman – Death be not proud
Friday 7 November at 6.00 p.m.
Two Parisian Masterpieces
Olivier Messiaen – Cinq rechants
Naji Hakim – Missa Redemptionis
Concert 4: Friday 5 December at 8.00 pm
Christmas to Candlemas: a Jacobean celebration with viols and organ, with Consort Eclectus
William Byrd – This day Christ was born
William Byrd – O God that guides the cheerful sun
Orlando Gibbons – This is the record of John
Orlando Gibbons – See, see the Word is incarnate
John Bull – Almighty God, who by the leading of a star
John Amner – O ye little flock
John Amner – Lo, how from heav'n like stars
Thomas Weelkes – Gloria in excelsis Deo
Thomas Tomkins – Behold, I bring you glad tidings
Performance of anthems with viols has been on our wish list for some years. Now that it is to become a reality it is impossible not to anticipate our Christmas to Candlemas season a bit in order to include that favourite Advent anthem, Gibbons' This is the record of John. For that matter the other Gibbons piece, See, see the Word is incarnate also transcends the temporal limits, subsequently taking us through Passion, Resurrection and Ascension, but it begins with the Incarnation. This is truly a rare opportunity to hear many of these works.


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Article:TECH195687 | | | Created: 2012-08-27 | | | Updated: 2012-10-02 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH195687 |
A run script task has been created to start a powershell script and using the option "Locally on the Deployment Server"
The script fails to run.
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The script execution fails.
Windows 2008 with Deployment Solution installed
1) The 64-bits environment has a 32-bits and 64-bits powershell executable installed. When you run PowerShell from a 32-bit program, it calls 32-bit PowerShell. But when you run from the taskbar it runs the 64-bit version (and because of this a manual test of the script from a command prompt works).
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make sure to order the "special" kalbi, which is supposedly a patented marinade they use. hands down the best bbq you can find in ny. it's busy, so be prepared to wait at peak hours, and the prices can be heavy, but the food is well worth it. atmosphere is fun and boisterous, not exactly a romantic setting, but perfect for large crowds ie 4 or more looking to have some fun and try something new which this place is more than well equipped to handle...besides the bbq they have amazing broths, stews, and mixed rice dishes and meat dishes. really an interesting culinary/cultural experience...i would go prepared with recommendations from friends who know the food, otherwise just stick with the special kalbi bbq which will go 25 a piece...enjoy!
Posted by a on 11/08/2007
I liked this place a lot. The food was great, and they brought out like 10 free little appetizers (apparently this is a regular korean thing?). Anyway I thought that was really cool. We ordered the beef dumplings and the scallion & seafood pancake- both really awesome. I ordered the stir fry pork and kimchi in a stone pot, that was really good too. Actually I had the rest wrapped up and took it to work with me and am eating it right now. The service was good for the beginning of our meal, but when we wanted to get the check and leave it took practically 10-15 minutes to finally get the waitress to come back. That was annoying. The atmosphere is fine. Oh and they have table barbecues (which I didn't use) that looked really cool. The plum wine was better than par. All in all, it cost us 50 bucks for a ton of good tasting food and two glasses of plum wine- not bad.
Posted by Gastronomical Liz on 08/23/2007
My friend and I, wandering about KTown, decided to pop into this spacious Korean restaurant, and were instantly in awe of the fountain and the piano, the buckets of wholesale kimchi and the pretty bar. We were seated immediately and were served banchan and water by otherwise cold, distant waiters. We ordered a beef dumpling and rice cake soup, along with a soup that contained tofu, beef, and clams (my choice). The food was brough out quickly, yet it didn't take me long to realize that, along with there being a mere two pieces of beef in my soup, there was not a single clam. Luckily, my friend's soup was delicious (as the Koreans do beef better'n anyone). That being said, however, I probably will not return, especially with the knowledge that there are cheaper options just down the street.
Posted by IKnowFood on 03/25/2007
Food was delicious. Price is a bit expensive. Lots of little dishes to sample from. When you leave the restaurant, you smell like the food, so ask them about their coat bag service. Overall, will go back again.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/28/2007
Like others have said, the service at this restaurant is not very good at all. They stood around talking to each other while we were waiting for our order to be taken. Even after raising my hand to get their attention, other wait staff would ignore me. Food taste was decent, but I would have to say that the Kalbi can be had better down the street. The soft tofu casserole was not very good at all. The side dishes were pretty good and up to par with other Korean restaurants, however. The atmosphere was pretty nice, except when sitting in the corner on the top level, it was very very hot.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/20/2007
The waitress took long time to bring the food. Except your waitress, no other waitress wants to help you. The food wasn't like real Korean way.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/04/2007
And not the best. But it is still very good, and if you bring a less adventurous eater here they are still comfortable with the atmosphere, so although it's not my favorite Korean restaurant in the neighborhood I still end up eating there more than any of the others.


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Topic Num: | N07-043 (Navy) |
Title: | Tactile Situational Awareness System (TSAS) | Research & Technical Areas: | Air Platform, Information Systems, Human Systems |
Acquisition Program: | AH-1W/UH-1N Helicopters | Objective: | Develop a tactile sensory display system that will enhance pilot spatial awareness in all phases of flight and prevent aircraft mishaps.
| Description: | The primary goal of this SBIR topic is to advance the development of innovative tactile sensory displays in aircraft. As humans grow and develop, sensory systems mature to control and coordinate movements subconsciously using all of the human senses. Pilots have to be trained to ignore nearly all of these well developed and extremely accurate senses except that of visual stimuli. During times of high mission tasking, at night, or other conditions of low visibility, visual stimuli is unavailable, ignored, or another sense overwhelms pilots with the wrong information. This results in loss of situational awareness and often with catastrophic results. The tactile sensory display system will restore the sense of feel and contribute to pilot awareness of aircraft position, attitude, and rates of movement about each aircraft axis. The system will not replace visual displays but will restore human systems synergies through a innovative interface integration of existing technologies directly with the human sense of feel. Like computerized monitoring of current flight control system sensors and visual displays, TSAS will provide confirmation human sensory truth data to and better maintain aircraft situational awareness in all mission scenarios.
Air vehicle systems development has matured numerous technology sensors to detect and report aircraft attitudes, rates, and vector velocities to visual display systems with remarkable accuracies. The innovative TSAS system will interface these same sensors to a tactile sensor display mounted on the pilot. The tactile sensor display will consist of a torso garment with embedded miniature operated vibrating devices. These devices, known as tactors, will vibrate in response to information reported by traditional aircraft sensors. This SBIR seeks two goals. The first is to demonstrate the integration of a common modern processor with current aircraft sensors, and embedded rate sensors or accelerometers. Current tactors have been shown to experience significant damping after loading by the skin and flight equipment resulting in a reduction in stimulation amplitude. A smaller tactor is required that is lighter, and capable of producing a stronger vibratory stimulus with amplitude control across a wide frequency range (10-350Hz) and enable a lower profile integration to pilot clothing.
| PHASE I: Determine the feasibility of developing a processor which will receive aircraft attitude and rate data, process this data and produce algorithms which will direct accurately timed discrete signals to appropriate positional tactors located in the torso vest. Identify or develop and integrate a small, lightweight, multi-frequency tactor capable of safely producing the stimulus at low energy consumption.
| PHASE II: Develop and demonstrate a final application for the processor requirements, algorithms, and torso vest in an aircraft simulator. Optimize the tactor performance to include manufacturability and reliability considerations. Provide system performance level specification for processor software requirements, functional system component requirements, and aircrew torso garment requirements.
| PHASE III: Demonstrate the system on-board a helicopter with flight qualified hardware and software. Produce detailed specifications for system functional components.
PRIVATE SECTOR COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL/ | DUAL-USE APPLICATIONS: The TSAS system promises to revolutionize aircraft display systems and will improve pilot situational awareness in any aircraft. The system will have wide application in all military, commercial, and general aviation aircraft.
| References: |
1. Cheung BS, Rupert AH, Jennings S, Schultz K, McGrath BJ, Craig G, Cole C. "In-Flight Evaluation of the Tactile Situation Awareness System (TSAS) in the Bell 205", 75th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Aerospace Medical Association, 2-6 May 2004, Anchorage AK.
2. McGrath BJ, Estrada A, Braithwaite MG, Raj AK, Rupert AH. "Tactile Situation Awareness System Flight Demonstration Final Report", USAARL Report 2004-10, US Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory, Ft Rucker AL. Mar 2004.
3. Cholewiak, RW., Rupert, AH., McGrath, B J. "Tactile Displays for Information Transmission and Situation Awareness". Demonstration to the Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Conference. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Dec 2002.
4. Rupert AH, McGrath BJ. "A Tool to Maintain Spatial Orientation and Situation Awareness for Operators of Manned and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Other Military Motion Platforms." NATO conference proceedings, Spatial disorientation in military vehicles: Causes, consequences and cures. April 2002, A Coruna, Spain
5. McGrath BJ. "Tactile Instrument for Aviation". NAMRL Monograph 49, 2000. |
Keywords: | Tactor, Situational Awareness; Displays; Tactile; Sensory; Human Systems |
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- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- Cartoon Characters: Owl Jolson, Professor Fritz Owl, Mama Owl, Jack Bunny, Stuttering Grasshopper, Fat Chicken Singer.
- Voice Actors: Tommy Bond, Billy Bletcher, Martha Wentworth, Joe Dougherty, Bernice Hansen.
- Directed By Tex Avery.
- Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
- Animated By Chuck Jones, Virgil Ross, Robert Clampett, James Cullhane, Robert Cannon, Joe D'Igalo, Stan Quackenbush, Sid Sutherland, Tom McKimson.
- Music: Norman Spencer.
- Originally Released on July 18, 1936. (more dates ...)
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- Running Time: 8:16 minutes.
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Owls are happy with their three classically musical kids but dismayed at their fourth one, who won't stop singing jazz. So they kick him out. He goes on Jack... (more)
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06 December 2011
Life expectancy and phantom ailments: UK vs. Italy
ImagelinkA recent piece on BBC Radio 4 and BBC website discussed the idea of Italians being susceptible to all kinds of illnesses. The 'colpo d'aria' (hit of air) that can happen if a chill wind picks up and you're scarfless was one example cited. Having extremely specific internal pains and a dead certainty as to their cause is another.
As a westerner married to an Italian, I appreciate Mitzman's piece. When I lived in Italy I had more than one conversation on the phantom ailments phenomenon with other westerners. My wife has an infuriating knowledge of human anatomy, and a health regime that sometimes dips into the inscrutable.
But, in claiming that "being Italian is bad for your health" Dany Mitzman misses a very important point. She personally may be 'superhuman' when measured against the sometimes bizarre health-related peccadilloes of the Italians around her, but how does that measure up in the bigger picture? Not as well as she might hope.
I'm not going to get into a 'who's healthier, the Brits or the Italians?' argument.
Ok, that was a lie. I am. And it's not the fat, alcoholic, hyper-promiscuous Brits.
Now I like junk food, booze and sex as much as the next guy (unless I'm standing next to an Englishman) but there needs to be a little perspective on what constitutes 'healthy'.
Britain's culinary culture is... well it's actually okay. That old trope about the food being all terrible for you is not really true anymore. But still, there's a whole lot of pork sausages, battered cod and fried chicken on the menus around here. Italy, on the other hand has recently had its Mediterannean diet inscribed onto the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. As they say, it "encompasses more than just food. The system is rooted in respect for the territory and biodiversity, and ensures the conservation and development of traditional activities and crafts." In other words it nourishes your body and soul. In short: it's healthy.
And though Italians only live about a year longer than the Brits, that's still a whole year. Think of how nice of a boat you could build in a year. Or how much television you could watch - it's a lot of time.
And of course, that nourished and long-lasting spirit is present in their public life. Not that I think Silvio Berlusconi is any paragon of anything to aspire to, but that cretinous slimeball was throwing sexual callisthenics parties at 75 years of age. Bunga bunga! That's a sign of rude health.
And even their politicians who aren't sleazy are sprightly. Georgio Napolitano, the President of the Republic, is 86. And not a scummy creeper. Way to go Georgio!
In England they need to get younger people to run their country - PM David Cameron is just 45. But even that age assessment is in doubt because it's also been determined that he's a 'pitiless blank-eyed hell-wraith'-cum-lizard creature. A speculation that was subsequently corroborated by numerous independent sources.
I guess the lesson here is that, while Italians have some quirks that can be frustrating, they are also endearing. And as a people they eat better, fuck longer, and are just undeniably more healthful than the rest of us. And though their last PM was an incompetent sexpest, at least he looked like he was having fun - better that than a "malevolent paranormal entity continually shifting between dimensions," I say.
But rather than refute Mitzman's assertion that being Italian is bad for your health, I would say that she is in an extremely privileged position - that of not having to suffer the thousand natural shocks that Italian flesh is heir to, yet also being able to live in Italy and enjoy the salubrious nature of their cuisine and culture, away from hideous lizards and binge drinking lager louts.
Perhaps she's onto something after all.
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Great entry. i wonder though, in saying that the Italian life expectancy is only a year longer than the British, i wonder if there is a way to measure the quality of life and health in those years. As, though i live in Italy, i am currently in the US with my family and i see here that people lose mobility and comfort long before they lose life, something i don't see happening as much or as frequency in the geriatric Italian population.
ReplyDelete1. Ryan, how come you're married to an Italian and write twice "Georgio" instead of Giorgio?
2. Please, stop confusing the Italians (ALL of them) with their former PM. He is just one person, not a whole people. He is responsible for his own actions which we've got nothing to do with. Do you really think many Italian 75-year-old men spend their nights attending sexual parties? We are really fed up with those clichés. What if I said most Americans are numb because their former president was a moron?@PaxRyan: Too true. there's definitely something aspirational seeing how elderly Italians maintain their joie de vivre (and the respect of the younger population)
@Unknown: 1. Ho sbagliato. Scusa.
2. Berlusconi is singled out as a (well known) example of longevity and youthful behaviour, not as standing for all Italians. I feel like if you read the piece again, you might find your original conclusions to be off base - you might also find that some of the things writeen were for comic effect.
As for your 'numb Americans' question: I was just in America and can confirm that they are all really really numb. Well spotted.- Anonymous12:15 pm
"My wife has an infuriating knowledge of human anatomy, and a health regime that sometimes dips into the inscrutable." So you're calling her a hypochondriac but don't want a slap..? ;)
As for David Cameron, well, is he any more of an evil grubbing lizard than Blair or Mandelson? At least you can work in Britain without having to kiss nepotistic lizard ass, unlike in Italy...


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Exterran Plant to Ramp Up Production in April
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The first product from Exterran Energy Solution Inc.'s new 60,000-square-foot plant on Salt Springs Road is scheduled to roll out April 1, a company executive said Monday.
"We're excited," Michael Grimland, director of manufacturing at Houston-based Exterran, told some 200 business leaders attending the Ohio Shale Development: Economic Opportunities Forum at Mr. Anthony's. "We've got a plan this year that we think will take us somewhere around $15 million in annual revenues" at the new plant, Grimland added.
Once the plant is operating at full capacity, annual revenues could grow to between $40 million and $60 million, depending on the type of equipment that the market demands, he continued.
"Right now, we're in our pre-production trials," Grimland reported. "We think that's going to take us about a month, and on April 1 we'll start on our first production. We hope to have all our production and flow lines running by that time."
Exterran announced in 2010 it would construct a new manufacturing plant in Youngstown to accommodate growth related to oil and gas exploration in eastern Ohio's Utica shale and the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania. The company manufacturers equipment for the oil and gas industry such as compressor stations.
Thus far, the company has hired 61 people to staff the new operations, Grimland said. He expects that number to increase to 80 within the next six weeks as production gets under way.
"We designed and built this facility to be able to handle all of our different products," he said. As drilling and permitting activity increases along the Utica shale, Exterran's equipment is installed at well sites and compressor sites throughout the region.
One of the reasons the company selected the Youngstown site was the availability of a skilled workforce, Grimland said. "The workforce is really energized," he observed. The new hires all possess strong technical skills such as welding, fitting and design work, while all of them express a strong support for the oil and gas industry.
Grimland was among a host of speakers at Monday's event, which was co-sponsored by the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, The Ohio Energy Resource Alliance, the Ohio Shale Coalition and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
The emerging shale industry has already had a profound impact on eastern Ohio, said Shawn Bennett of Energy In Depth. Aside from high-profile projects such as Exterran and V&M Star's new plant in Youngstown, communities all along the Ohio River watershed are feeling the benefits of the industry.
Last year, the industry accounted for more than 38,000 new jobs in the state, Bennett said, emphasizing that the Utica is still in its very early stages of exploration and development. In Carroll County for example, the unemployment rate has dropped 3% since last year while its sales tax revenues have grown by 25%.
Carroll County represents the heart of shale exploration in the state, Bennett noted. Thus far, the county has attracted 203 horizontal drilling permits, mostly from energy giant Chesapeake Energy Corp. Nearby Harrison and Columbiana counties each have 64 permits filed, he added.
Much of the drilling activity is concentrated in the southern portion of the Utica, Bennett said, as companies such as Gulfport Energy have discovered highly productive wells in areas of Harrison and Belmont counties.
In the northern section of the Utica play, Bennett reported that BP spudded its first well in Trumbull County on Thursday, and has plans to drill at least four wells this year in the county. "Once that well comes online, it will be very exciting to see what that looks like."
Other drillers active in the north include Halcon Resources, Hilcorp Energy Corp. and Consol Energy. Consol has drilled three wells in Mahoning County.
"It's very exciting to see this progress," Bennett said, adding the next step is midstream development.
Among the largest processing systems under construction is MarkWest's $500 million processing plant in Cadiz; M3 Midstream's $900 million system in Columbiana County and Harrison County; and a $300 million processor and pipeline system under development in Mahoning County by Pennant Midstream – a partnership between Hilcorp and NiSource.
Another project, Blue Racer Midstream, is looking to build a natural gas processing complex near Petersburg in Mahoning County.
U.S. Reps. Tim Ryan, D-13, and Bill Johnson, R-6, addressed the event and expressed their support for the industry and the opportunities it presents for the Mahoning Valley.
"It's an opportunity for the United States," Ryan said. Not only is the industry sparking new job growth throughout Ohio, it's promoting the prospects of the country becoming a major exporter of oil and gas to the world. "That's the process that we're in now -- to make sure that this can revolutionize not just our area, but the United States of America."
Johnson said energy represents the "next frontier" for the American economy, and shale gas exploration is integral to the country becoming energy independent.
Innovation spawned by the space age during the 1960s has led to new technologies in the oil and gas industry today, Johnson said. This technology, coupled with the vast amount of natural gas resources trapped in the Utica shale, presents unlimited opportunity for the region.
"We're going to take this to unbelievable levels," Johnson said. "We're sitting on what's going to lead America back."
The Republican congressman emphasized he would continue to resist any new federal regulations related to the use of hydraulic fracturing.
"We've been fracking for 60 years," Johnson said. "There's been a million-plus operations and there's not one proven instance where there's been contamination of the water supply."
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What is the chance of getting an Amex Blue Cash Everyday Rewards card with:
725 Equifax, 730 Transunion.
No history of credit cards (No revolving accounts)
Only account history is student loans (~1-4 years old in range)
No annual income (yet)
I am asking because a friend of my mine wants to start building his credit, but I don't want him to waste an inquiry on Amex if any of you know from experience or other posts that the income or lack of history with other lenders will destroy any chances with Amex.
If it does, do any of you have suggestions for what he should be doing now?
Thank you!
08-16-2012 05:38 AM - edited 08-16-2012 05:38 AM
No ~ I don't think that AMEX will approve him for either a revolving card or a charge card with no CC history. He will need to establish revolving payment history first, at least 6 months, probably more likely 12 months of on~time payments.
Also the "no annual income" will likely be a problem.
He could possibly get a Zync card depending on his income. Probably not a BCE with no history with AMEX or other CC's.
The Zync was my first CC I obtained and the only other estabilished credit at that time were student loans.
So is the general consensus that with no income (no current job), no chance?
How about with the charge card? Zync?
Thanks for the replies, btw. It is what I suspected, but I just wanted to be sure.
Although, interestingly I got my first credit card (US Bank Cash Rewards) with no revolving history, just student loans - and no income. 4000 CL, too. But that was almost six years ago - so I know things have changed in terms of giving cards to students.
Chances are minimal at best. Zync was designed for people with thin files. Amex marketed it as such... upwardly mobile individuals with little established credit. (not bad credit) But in this case, I see the "no income" as the biggest issue. Amex is very much income sensitive. They wanna know you can pay up.
I think any CC company would have a difficult time justifying giving someone credit without any income.
Remember, you don't necessarily need employment to have income (however I think AMEX prefers employment). If your friend's parents support him (an allowance), that is considered income. As well as scholarships and other sources like that.
However, unless he generates some form of employment on his own I think AMEX (of any kind) is out of the picture for now. He would probably have a chance obtaining a student credit card from another company.
The new credit law requires you to have income to make payments. So basicly its illegal to issue a person with no income a credit card.
08-16-2012 06:56 AM - edited 08-16-2012 06:57 AM
KatherineLee wrote:Although, interestingly I got my first credit card (US Bank Cash Rewards) with no revolving history, just student loans - and no income. 4000 CL, too. But that was almost six years ago - so I know things have changed in terms of giving cards to students.
Yeah, completely different world these days: lenders got slapped pretty hard for their practices with regards to students
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My son's best friend and DW are expecting a baby boy. I made a quilt using the Brown Bear fabric designed by Eric Carle for the baby and bought the coordinating book and a stuffed bear for them. I am waiting to make the label just in case the baby comes early. The c-section is planned for Dec.1.
I had originally used a red fabric but forgot to prewash it and was concerned that it would bleed. I took out the red and replaced it with a red/orange fabric that I had washed. Linda OH |
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Great baby quilt! So cute and colorful! Teresa |
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The Blooming Buds would like to invite anyone interested in exchanging a few good plants to our swap. It will be held June 19th at MacArthur Park. We usually meet up in the horse shoe area between 9 & 10 and have a pot luck around noon. We all have plenty of plants to share, or you can bring anything garden related (books, planters, potting soil). |
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Whirlpool, which continues its move into the cavernous $200 million plant on Benton Pike, has been forced to slow the transition's pace just a little because of heavy customer demand for its award-winning, premium cooking products. Company leaders had hoped to have the relocation complete by mid-year, but original plans are now being delayed slightly because ... frankly ... the company needs to focus on appliance production and not moving assembly lines.
That's a nice problem to have.
Plant leader Dicky Walters has already announced a second shift assembly line — which will create 100 new jobs — will be added to the new plant's production floor sometime in April. This will help to better meet product demand, thereby allowing the factory to return attention to the massive move-in from the existing 90-acre site on King Edward Avenue.
As announced on the front page of our newspaper in last Friday's edition, Renfro is also working to meet increased product demand.
Again, what a nice problem!
In order to keep up with customer orders, Renfro is adding product lines, renovating its Cleveland plant and leasing additional distribution footage in a facility adjacent to the Michigan Avenue plant. The renovation, necessitated by the addition of a product line, represents an investment of $17.5 million in equipment and construction costs.
Here's the bigger news. Over the next five years, Renfro's upgrade and expansion will net 168 new jobs.
For those who remember Charleston Hosiery, but who might be a little fuzzy on the Renfro name, the company is headquartered in Mount Airy, N.C. Renfro bought Charleston Hosiery in November 2006 as a continuation of a trend toward consolidation in the hosiery industry. When Charleston Hosiery operated here, it too was no stranger to consolidation, having merged two local plants into one in 2005. Earlier in the same year, Charleston Hosiery acquired Gateway Hosiery Mills Inc. of Chattanooga.
Today, Renfro is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, marketing and selling legwear products. It is the licensee for familiar brands like Fruit of the Loom, Dr. Scholl's, Ralph Lauren/Lauren Polo, Copper Sole, Wrangler, Sperry, Russell, Jerzees, Spalding, Bike and Carhartt. Renfro also owns a pair of leading fashion brands, K. Bell and Hot Sox.
Renfro Corp. was founded in 1921 with 25 employees and has grown to employ 4,500 worldwide. Charleston Hosiery was founded in 1939 and grew to employ 1,000 people before it was sold.
Although Renfro maintains a strong U.S. presence, its manufacturing and distribution facilities are also found in India, China, Pakistan, Canada and Mexico. Renfro operates sales offices in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Hong Kong, The Netherlands, India and China.
Decisions to maintain, and to expand, existing manufacturing operations in our Cleveland and Bradley County community, within the state of Tennessee and on U.S. soil, point to an encouraging trend, one whose message is that the resurgence of American manufacturing is real.
The Whirlpool decision to close an aging, century-old plant in Cleveland, and to replace it with a new, state-of-the-art facility — in Cleveland — is testament to this fact.
We are proud that our hometown is playing a significant role in the telling of that story.
Others are just as elated.
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Doctors from an Amsterdam hospital have sounded the alarm about a possible fraud related to medication for the potentially fatal infectious disease of leishmaniasis, Dutch paper De Telegraaf reported Tuesday.
Two doctors from Amsterdam's Slotervaart Hospital said they had discovered the scam while working in Bangladesh. Hundreds of Bangladeshi patients suffering from leishmaniasis, or black fever, had supposedly been treated with miltefosine for months. But the doctors found out that the medication they were given contained no active ingredients.
The two doctors then warned the Bangladeshi government, which has since traced hundreds of people who received the inactive medicine and has given them proper medication.
J. Beijnen, one of the two doctors, said the fake medicine was probably provided by a local pharmaceutical company. He said the Bangladeshi government has launched an investigation.
Miltefosine, an oral medicine, is produced by German drugs firm Zentaris.
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