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Nikky Finney is the author of four books of poetry and a collection of short stories, including On Wings Made of Gauze, Rice, and Heartwood. Born in South Carolina to activist parents, Finney came of age during the Civil Rights and Black Arts Movements, noting, "I've never been far away from the human-rights struggle black people have been involved with in the South. That has been one of the backdrops of my entire life." Co-founder of the Affrilachian Poets group, Finney's Head Off & Split was awarded the 2011 National Book Award for poetry.
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- Title: Half-Life: Trespaser
- File Name: hl1-sp-trespasser.7z
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- Author: Eivind Larsen
- Date Released: 25 December 2002
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I played this and I dont get the point…seriously, someone please tell me!
Starts off as a great game….then turns to rubbish when you only have 60 seconds and limited ammunition to fight your way up a bunch of ladders to get into a rocket. You get shot from 3 sides at once, your health plummets, your ammo runs out (there's not much of it around in this game), and if you pause to try and pick off the people shooting you, you won't make the 60 second deadline…which you won't make anyway because unless you have a LOT of luck and full health, you can't simply rush past them.
If you spent two hours trying over and over and over again, you'd probably make it…but that's not a fun gaming experience is it?
Half-life : Trespasser is a relatively good surprise that came out at the end of 2002. It is more reliable, in my opinion, to a kind of Opposing-force mission ( no presence of aliens/Xen world, military objective oriented). Your goal is to infiltrate a research facility center where you're gonna face a lot of events (through cutscenes and set pieces), solving or surviving them is your only objective in order to reach the end. The author (this is his first release) tried to use a lot of new stuff to accomplish this one year work: new textures, remodelled enemies and a new weapon (Uzy). This all adds something personal to this release (makes me think of affliction). Naturally it has its flaws because after a perfect start (small puzzles, simple but good designed rooms, impressive new texture), the author enhanced his skill but also, in my opinion, worked faster. Results of this are a close to classic HL texture, some r_speed problems (with a new 3d card you wouldn't notice them) and finally the final piece that is put in a launch facility with a countdown. This provides more a frustration feeling than one of accomplished work (like in ground zero). He could have added some HEV and health distributors or given more time for the countdown.In conclusion:
we have seen less releases than in the past years, but on the other hand, there is nearly no crap left. Even though it has some flaws, Trespasser is a really interesting enjoyment. Just thinking at the end that it was a little bit too short…but this was only due to the fact that I didn't see time passing…because I enjoyed it.
A good mission pack that you should try.Playtime:
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Slightly different take on the usual HL experience – but not much. New ouzi model, different textures which were good but a bit too dark. (turn up your brightness). No problem with immunity to headshots as mentioned in post #6 – four direct hits in the head at close range is enough. Yes there was one invisible shooter who eventually blew himself up – strange. The end race is not that hard Sally, just keep moving and shoot the grunts near you.
I liked the atmosphere created by the game, would have liked more of it.
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I'm a bit stuck on this one – I have just escaped from the prison cell, found my way to a large indoor area with a broken ladder and a grating in the middle of the room, and a crate hanging overhead from a rail or gantry. Can't get up the ladder, can't break the grating, can't shift the crate on the gantry…can't go anywhere. If I try to drag boxes to the bottom of the broken ladder they disappear in the map change that occurs between where they are and where the ladder is. Help!
OK figured it. You have to climb the broken ladder – I tried dozens of times but couldn't get it, so noclipped up it. Despite being rubbish at grabbing the ladder, I did the rocket bit on the 4th attempt. It's an OK mod: quite short, average looks, average gameplay.
Good mod, with some new graphics, models (a new weapon – which doesn't look too good) and nice map design. The difficulty is ranging from challenging to frustratiting (I played it on hard). This provides a lot of fast action, but there are also some places where you have to figure things out – but there aren't any complicated puzzles, which adds to the fun factor.
Playtime: not much, 1-2 hours.
Big minus: the end. Impossible – it is not. But damn hard. Funny thing: I get to the rocket, but don't know how to get in.
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What? Give up cos its hard? Why bother to get out of bed?
The end is possible, just tricky. Run. See post #8 -
well im stuck in the very beginning, a sot of trap and I goes missing in action. I suppose I should shove the wheelbarrow down the corridor to stop the trapdoor or something, but it dosent fit through.
Soo what do I do?
Go to the nearby room with the picture of the G-man and press the "use" key on his picture.
Hi there folks. I'm the author of Half Life : Trespasser. I know this post comes a little late but I thought it was intereseting to read the responses here.
I do see that the end is a little bit too hard, and perhaps I was a bit 'sadistic'thinking that everyone could make it as easy as I
Thanks for the response though. Nice that most of you enjoyed the mapping, that's also where I put the main effort. Anyone knows whats up with the Half Life 1 community today? Are there still people left playing it?
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HL1 community is not as roaring high as it was before, but I think there are plenty of people still play HL1 mods. -
Well, I've been able to get to the rocket but the mission always fails anyway. Just how do you get into the rocket?
If it weren't for the Readme saying so, you wouldn't know that Half-Life: Trespasser is a first release for this author. Not only does it lack most of the tell-tale signs, it's also surprisingly enjoyable for a gruntfest.
You know you're in for something different (and possibly annoying) when Trespasser starts off with a slow-paced, noninteractive cutscene with the G-Man. But it lays out the story well and helps get you oriented. There are more noninteractive cutscenes–excruciatingly pointless at that. But the cutscenes aside, gameplay is a rousing affair that includes inspired combat set-pieces (some moreso than others, naturally), interesting puzzles, scripted sequences, and overall a sense of mission. Granted a linear one but not so noticeable it's distracting. Combat itself is shaken up with continual changes in pace and design to provide an actual experience rather than some mindless gruntfest from beginning to end. Puzzles (and CD music) are used liberally in this sense, especially in the first half.
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San Diego Puppy Store Owner David Salinas Defies Pet Shop "Puppy-Mill" Ban
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Last week a new ordinance went into effect in the city of San Diego, Calif., making it illegal to sell or offer for sale any commercially bred puppy, kitten or bunny, whether they are from a Midwest puppy mill or a local breeder.
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Pet Shop Bans In San Diego, LA, Albuquerque And Elsewhere Underscore Escalating War On Puppy Mills And Commercial Dog Breeders
Publication/Event date: 2013-09-07
Publication name: International Business Times
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Remember that doggy in the window? The one with the waggly tail? In some places, he would now be illegal -- no matter how much he costs.
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"When you get into the larger aircraft it becomes like a hotel, with dozens of staff supporting the plane based in a galley area down below. You have very comprehensive cooking facilities, and on larger aircraft we have looked at theatres, with spiral staircases and a Steinway grand piano. The limitations for what you can put inside a plane are pretty much the limits of physics, and even money cannot always overcome that. Even so, people are still always trying to push [the limits]. "
Hawker 450XP and Super King Air 350i unveiled
The wraps are off on Hawker Beechcraft's Hawker 450XP and Super King Air 350i, revealing extensive cabin makeovers. Cabin "infotainment" systems for both aircraft are based on Rockwell Collins' Venue and will handle the latest information and entertainment sources-iPods, XM satellite radio, CDs and Blu-ray DVDs, X-Boxes and PlayStations-and feature multiple high-definition screens with home-theater-quality sound.
According to the Wichita, Kan.-based company, the 350i cabin also incorporates extensive soundproofing that will reduce average noise from the 82dBA typical of most light jets and turboprops to 78 dBA. LED lighting and electrochromic window darkening will add to the ambiance.
The back of the 450XP holds a midsize-jet-type lavatory. The double club-four cabin layout can be reconfigured for more spacious comfort by removing one seat and replacing it with an ottoman. The Super King Air 350i costs $6.526 million and is scheduled for certification in the third quarter of 2009. The "very well equipped" 450XP carries a $7.695 million price tag. Certification is expected in the second quarter of 2009.
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Give your PC a good checkup
Subject: General Tech | July 2, 2007 - 05:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
PC Stats has put together a handy checklist of steps to polish up your PCs performance. Just cleaning up OS doesn't cut it, but it is a good first step. You need to get in that case and clean up all the dust bunnies and oil those fans. There is even a reward, you can see the temperature difference for your self!
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If you are ever looking to expand your wireless network, either for range, to separate the ways people connect up or even just to get a few more ports free, you need another wireless access point. One solution is to add a second router to your network, which is not that hard. Neither is switching to a quad core CPU.
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Subject: General Tech | June 29, 2007 - 12:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
There is a standalone expansion to The Guild 2, allowing you to start your own pirate empire. The Guild series is a very complex strategy game, requiring you to build business to make you money, and to cause the economy of that town to flourish, so that you can make even more money and expand. It's also important to get a family started, to help you run your businesses and to make sure your dynasty flourishes. Not for those who flinch at the word micro-management, it offers great rewar
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There is a link on Slashdot leading to PC Magazines list of 5 ideas that they feel will revolutionize computing as we know it. Movie theatre quality home projection systems, beanbag mice, and several other advancements are discussed. See what is soon coming of the big labs like Bell Labs, IBM Research, Microsoft Research, and PARC, and decide for yourself if they hit the big ones, or if they missed out on your favourite emerging tech.
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If you are looking for a change of mice, consider the Evoluent VerticalMouse 3, your wrists may love you. It is designed on an angle, so your hand is in more of a handshake position that a hiding your poker hand position. It also has adjustable DPI up to 2600, and 5 programmable buttons, which can have different uses in different apps.
When errata attacks
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Yesterday Intel released a patch to it's C2D processor line, or rather snuck it out. Today on Slashdot is information on what exactly was patched and why you should be worried about it. The issues range from buffer overflow-like vulnerabilities to floating point instruction non-coherencies, and memory corruptions. Even better is the fact that some of these bugs do not seem possible to be fixed via software.
The new military simulator
Subject: General Tech | June 27, 2007 - 11:57 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Armed Assault:Combat Operations is not exactly the sequel to Operation Flashpoint, but it is it's descendant. If you missed out on Operation Flashpoint, it was far more than a FPS like the Battlefield or Call of Duty series, more like a simulator. You didn't get to save during missions, but you could take advantage of the entire world to get your job done, including taking control of any vehicle and later in the game, ordering your squad around ...
The price of being cool
Subject: General Tech | June 27, 2007 - 11:31 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Pricing on the iPhone, and the plans from AT&T have hit the streets, shortly before the June 29th release date. The hype surrounding this device has been everywhere, but we have been short on some details, which are being dribbled out as the date goes closer. Read more about the service plan you can expect to get on CoolTechZone.
Intel Accelerates High Performance Computing Clusters
Subject: General Tech | June 27, 2007 - 11:18 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif. and DRESDEN, Germany, June 27, 2007 - Intel Corporation today announced new technologies that will advance and accelerate growth of high-performance computing (HPC) - from deskside supercomputers to high-end petaflop-sized clusters. Intel Cluster Ready and Intel Connects Cables help simplify cluster use and deployment as high-performance computing use expands from academic and scientific realms to more mainstream use in data centers.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 26, 2007 - Intel Corporation unveiled today a global training curriculum for software developers to speed and expand software development for multi-core processors. The Intel Software Training Program offers classroom courses and hands-on lab work to better train software developers in multi-threaded application design.
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Wilson, Barbara, Aberton, John and Reichl, Tim (2001) Effects of fragmented habitat and fire on the distribution and ecology of the swamp antechinus (Antechinus minimus maritimus) in the Eastern Otways, Victoria, Wildlife research, vol. 28, no. 5, pp. 527-536, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation with the cooperation of the Australian Academy of Science, East Melbourne, Vic. [C1]
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By Josh Shepherd, News writer
Early in his professional acting career, Gary Sandy said he specialized in portraying "troubled youth."
By Becky Barnes, Editor
A Thanksgiving eve brawl that ended with a Kentucky State Police trooper being cut and five suspects in jail may have been drug related, said police.
Former grand champions and a record number of women drivers will highlight the 47th annual Championship Tractor Pull sponsored by Syngenta. More than 70,000 fans will return to Freedom Hall Feb. 11-14 for the invitation-only four-day event. Held in conjunction with the 50th annual National Farm Machinery Show, the nation's best drivers will compete for the Grand Champion title and a share of the $250,000 prize money.
The Kentucky State Police at Dry Ridge will be conducting traffic safety checkpoints throughout the post district. These checkpoints will be set up at designated areas on highways where statistics have shown an elevated number of vehicle crashes. During the checkpoints officers will be enforcing laws related to Operating a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, Licensing of Motor Vehicles and Operators, Registration and Insurance Violations, Seat Belt and Child Restraint violations along with Motor Vehicle Equipment Violations.
By Becky Barnes, Editor The Cynthiana City Commission voted Thursday afternoon to make a $10,000 donation to the Senior Citizens Center in an attempt to bail them out of fiscal purgatory. A request was made from the Commission on Aging for $25,000 loans from the city and county governments. The county voted in favor of the loan. However, commissioners agreed that giving the center $10,000 from the fiscal year budget ending June 30, 2014, and another $10,000 the following fiscal year, will serve the center best.
By Josh Shepherd, News writer A Harrison County man and his dog, a white husky, were both killed in a high speed truck accident that occurred three miles outside the city limits on Ky. 356 last Friday night. The body, identified as Kevin Robinson, 38, of Second Street in Cynthiana, had to be removed with the jaws of life from the cab of his truck at the accident, according to a report filed by Deputy Sheriff Tuan Kreer who was dispatched to the scene.
By Josh Shepherd, News writer When asked to describe his style of abstract painting, local artist Ottis Tussey said that his style is "kind of an accident waiting to happen."
By Josh Shepherd, News writer Tickets are now on sale for a holiday concert featuring Sammy Adkins and the Sandy Hook Mountain Boys at the City Hall Gym on Saturday, December 6 starting at 7 p.m., said Darrell Baxter, director of the Cynthiana-Harrison County Parks and Recreation Board. The concert is sponsored by parks and recreation, Baxter said, and is one of many holiday themed events that are scheduled throughout December.
By Josh Shepherd, News writer While many working families will enjoy time away from the office for the long Thanksgiving holiday, there are plenty of first responders and medical professionals who, by virtue of the needs of a community, spend the holiday on alert and on the job. With respect to all the law enforcement officers, hospital personnel and volunteers prepared to respond should an emergency occur, many of them have developed their own brand of Thanksgiving holiday traditions.


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I love Chili's Southwestern Eggrolls. They have so much tasty stuff in them, but I hate the fact they are deep fried. I added more beans and corn and then put them in the broiler for crunch. Submitted by RONDARC Carbs: 36.4g | Fat: 17.1g | Fiber: 9.1g | Protein: 18.6g | Calories: 359.7
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Truly comfort food! At only 154 calories per serving, 4 grams of fat and 14 and 1/2 carbs per serving, this is a very good substitute for the fast food fried chicken. Submitted by SONGBIRD800 Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 15g | Calories: 154.1
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Submitted by ALL_SMILEZ4U Carbs: 24g | Fat: 19g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 18.1g | Calories: 340.6
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Submitted by SLJGEMINI75 Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 10.9g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 279.5
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
Very Good 4.6/5
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Chicken and cream cheese baked inside crescent rolls and coated in cream of chicken soup. These are a surprisingly reduced-guilt meal Submitted by ZANALAN Carbs: 30g | Fat: 14.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 17.8g | Calories: 321.5
The marinade in this recipe can be easily altered to suit your taste. Try adding a clove or two of minced garlic and a sprinkle of fresh rosemary to finish. It pairs nicely with roasted potatoes, a green side salad and fresh fruit. Submitted by FRNKGRIFFIN Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26g | Calories: 210
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borrowed for my purposes Submitted by MAGNIFIEDME Carbs: 18g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 43.5g | Calories: 336.8
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Submitted by TAPPINCHUCK Carbs: 29.1g | Fat: 9.4g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 251.8
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My favorite way to eat italian! My children love this too... chicken-nugget style. Submitted by JENKNICK Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 13.4g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 43.5g | Calories: 405.3
This is a great and fun recipe for young ones to help with. Just be careful, it is easy to eat more then you planned. Submitted by CALL-ME-9-1-1 Carbs: 7g | Fat: 4.6g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 76.6
This pizza is low in calories and super delicious to boot. There is no reason to feel deprived! You'll get all the satisfaction of pizza and feel full without any of the extra fat. Submitted by RUNNING2LIVE Carbs: 23.3g | Fat: 14.5g | Fiber: 10g | Protein: 28.3g | Calories: 306.1
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by LYZ219 Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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mix and match possible ingredients ofr whatever suites your families tastes Submitted by ERINRICHTER Carbs: 11g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 10.5g | Calories: 246.5
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4 ingredients, 20 minutes and dinner is served! If you're looking for the perfect boneless pork chops recipe, this is it! Submitted by LINJEN Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 204.3
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Submitted by XLADYBUG02X Carbs: 20.5g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 170.8
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Good For Increasing Fiber Submitted by KFOX05 Carbs: 10g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 13.9g | Calories: 155.4


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Three years ago today, on May 1, 2011, Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. Navy SEALs during a raid on his compound near Islamabad, Pakistan. Take a look back on how the world reacted to the news of his death.
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MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan APIs/Qt Quick Modules that require security credentials
This section lists all MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan and Platform APIs and Qt Declarative modules that require security credentials. Please do not add any unnecessary tokens to your application's Aegis Manifest file .
APIs that require security tokens
UPDATE (12th Dec 2011): Tokens with strikethrough are not available and methods requiring them to work will be removed from official harmattan documentation soon
API | Required token |
Accounts Framework |
Associate Content with Actions |
Location Extras |
Location Picker |
QmSystem |
QtMobility Contacts |
QtMobility Gallery |
QtMobility Location |
QtMobility Messaging |
QtMobility Multimedia |
QtMobility Organizer |
QtMobility Systeminfo |
QtSparql RDF Tracker |
Relevance Search |
Share UI Extension API |
Single Sign On |
Web Upload Services |
Description of posix tokens can be found here.
Qt Declarative modules that require security credentials
Qt Declarative module | Required token |
MapsPlugin |
QSparql |
QtMobility.contacts |
QtMobility.gallery |
QtMobility.location |
QtMobility.messaging |
QtMobility.organizer |
QtMobility.systeminfo |
QtMultimediaKit |
(Courtesy of the MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan documentation team)
Almost complete list of tokens available
As Harmattan developer, you have maybe noticed that some applications work correctly only if launched by Qt Creator or via SSH and that they don't work when launched from the phone application menu or by terminal.
In fact, when we run an application as developer or inside develsh, it gets the following security tokens by default: /home/developer $ accli -I Current mode: normal Credentials:
UID::user GID::developer CAP::chown CAP::dac_read_search CAP::fowner CAP::fsetid CAP::kill CAP::linux_immutable CAP::net_bind_service CAP::net_broadcast CAP::net_admin CAP::net_raw CAP::ipc_lock CAP::ipc_owner CAP::sys_chroot CAP::sys_ptrace CAP::sys_pacct CAP::sys_boot CAP::sys_nice CAP::sys_resource CAP::sys_time CAP::sys_tty_config CAP::lease CAP::audit_write CAP::audit_control CAP::setfcap GRP::root GRP::dialout GRP::video GRP::pulse-access GRP::users GRP::metadata-users GRP::calendar AID::.develsh. Cellular TrackerReadAccess TrackerWriteAccess Location FacebookSocial tracker::tracker-extract-access tracker::tracker-miner-fs-access libaccounts-noa::accesssvt package-manager::packagemanager_limited package-manager::packagemanager_private icd2::icd2-plugin develsh::develsh
But, when the same app is launched by the application menu or by the teminal, it takes only these capabilities. /home/user $ accli -I Current mode: normal Credentials:
UID::user GID::users SRC::com.nokia.maemo AID::com.nokia.maemo.meegotouchhome-nokia. meegotouchhome-nokia::meegotouchhome-nokia
As you can see here, the capabilities granted to applications which run as user are really few. For this reason on harmattan we have Manifest files. A Developer can write only one manifest file for Debian package. Each manifest file can request additional capabilities to one or more applications installed by the package.
What tokens this APIneed?
Here is the list of functions which I don't know what capabilities need to work correctly
- Bluetooth Mobility API: 'QL2capServer::listen'' fails for low ports. (eg: 0x20). It works fine without requiring tokens for higher ports (eg: 0x1001) or 0x0. It runs fine in develsh without needs of tokens.


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Facebook has some odd ads
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And you wonder why you don't click on those ads?
Unique Wedding Invites
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You can tell a good wedding by the invitation.
This is a hut tub
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Going outside to enjoy a nice dip in a hot tub really is overrated. Check out this little creation that everyone can enjoy while watching Matlock.
Interesting way to use paint
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If you have nothing to paint and a few thousand pounds of paint lying around you can make a giant paint ball like this beauty.
Build A Pool
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It gets hot out…you have time to kill and some skills with digging dirt…why not build a pool?
Need some Motivation?
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Sometimes you just need to see things a bit more clear….these help.
How to get attention on a telephone pole
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These are better than those want to learn a new language ones I see in the city.
Not all offices are built the same
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Some people work on a boring cubicle,,,some companies make the office a very unique place. if you want to work at Google – they have cool offices too.
Ready to swim in NYC
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Exclusive pool sin NYC are very expensive…how about a reasonable alternative?
Unique Business Cards
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You need to stand out…see through cards do that.
Up for a drink?
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BARCELONA, Spain — Bottom side Granada drew 2-2 at Deportivo La Coruna in coach Abel Resino's debut in the Spanish league on Sunday.
Granada's winless streak reached 16 rounds with its last victory on Sept. 20.
Francisco "Piti" Medina curled in an exquisite left-footed strike to put Granada ahead in the seventh minute.
Deportivo rallied after Jose Rodriguez scored from a rebound in the 34th. Four minutes later center back Sidnei won the ball and led a counterattack finished off by Lucas Perez.
But Granada's Robert Ibanez fired in a free kick headed back to him in the 83rd to share the points.
Deportivo finished with 10 men after Luis Farina saw a direct red card for slapping Fran Rico with four minutes left.
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Perchard, TPerchard, Tom (2006) Lee Morgan: his life, music and culture. Popular music history . Equinox, London, UK. ISBN 9781845532055 Perchard, Tom (2007) Writing jazz biography: race, research and narrative representation. Popular Music History, 2 (2). pp. 119-145. ISSN 1740-7133 |


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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Raleigh, NC
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Continuing Reservation - Tix, Rooms, & Meals
We have a continuing reservation set up for January. I'm running the half, DH is running the full and then we're going to celebrate with a few days in the parks. From 1/5 to 1/8 it is room only. From 1/8 to 1/13 it is a package with tickets and free dining. I have also asked for the ressies to be linked but this last time the person couldn't find the link - after being on the phone for 30 minutes she said there was a note that said it was a continuting reservation....ugh.
Here are my questions. Do we or can we get our tickets before hand to use during the earlier part of our trip? I have talked to a couple Customer Service folks and some say yes and some say no. Also, I assume that we cannot use our meals before 1/8 either, but I figured I'd ask about that as well. Is there anything else I need to do with a continuing reservation? Thanks in advance! -Bonnie |
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You can get your park tickets up to 3 days prior to the start of a package . All you need to do is go to any park's Guest Relations and request early ticket pick up. We did this last December and it worked out great. All I needed to show was a picture ID, but some have reported needing their package confirmation number, so I would have that with you just in case. However, even though you can get your park tickets early, your DDP credits won't be available until the 8th when you check in for your package.
For your continuing reservation, having them linked is a great idea but I would also put in a request to keep the same room. Then when you check in on the 5th, tell the CM that you have a continuing reservation and would like to keep the same room if possible. Have a great trip .
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Your answer about the ticket pickup is in here towards the end.
You can't use your meals early, though; you need to wait for your package to start. If it's at all possible, I'd see about doing the package first and the hotel-only second. Just makes the ticket stuff a little easier.
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When you access the Eclipse help system (through Help > Help Contents), you are actually starting up an embedded Apache Tomcat server. A window based on a Web browser is then opened, pointing to the correct page on that server (see Figure 1). Documentation is provided with a collapsible index on the left side and HTML documentation on the right, and can be searched (thanks to the Apache Lucene search engine). Since Tomcat is used, you are not limited to HTML. For example, you can use JSPs to make your documentation change dynamically (though we will discuss later a possible reason to avoid doing this).
Figure 1. Example of Eclipse help
The Hello, World of documentation plug-ins
Documentation is split into "books," and you can have as many books as you like in one instance of the help system. Each book is written as an Eclipse plug-in, but thankfully, the work involved here is minimal. To write a simple plug-in, you will need a plugin.xml file to describe your plug-in, which should look like Listing 1.
Listing 1. Plug-in definition
<plugin name="Sample Documentation Plug-in" id="com.ibm.sample.doc" version="1.0.0" provider-name="IBM"> <extension point="org.eclipse.help.toc"> <toc file="toc.xml" primary="true" /> </extension> </plugin>
Change the plug-in's name
, id
, version
, and provider-name
to values appropriate to
your project. The extension point of org.eclipse.help.toc
identifies this as
a plug-in to the help system. The file toc.xml is referenced as being the table of contents
for this plug-in. This file will provide the data for the hierarchical information
in the left pane of the Eclipse help window. A simple file contains something like
that shown below.
Listing 2. Table of contents definition
<toc label="Sample Documentation"> <topic label="My Section" href="mySection.html"> <topic label="Foo" href="foo.html"/> <topic label="Bar" href="bar.html"/> </topic> </toc>
Packaging the plug-in
Each topic element is represented in the final documentation by an entry in the
navigation list. These topics can be nested (they can contain more topics), and each one points to an HTML or
JSP file. Once you've done this, all you need to do is package everything in the
structure shown in Figure 2 (notice that the plug-in directory name matches the id
and version
of the plug-in defined in the plugin.xml).
Figure 2. Plug-in directory structure
As a convenience, and to reduce file size, Eclipse allows you to keep all your actual documentation (the HTML files) in a ZIP file called doc.zip, so you could use the directory structure shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Alternative plug-in directory structure
Viewing your documentation
The easiest way to test your plug-in is to simply drop the entire directory (as above) into the plugins directory of an installed Eclipse Platform, then launch Eclipse and select Help > Help Contents. You will get a help window with your plug-in added (similar to the one in Figure 1).
Using the IDE is all very well for testing, but to be useful without the IDE, the documentation needs to be more accessible, so what we really want is to run a process in the background that lets us connect to it with a browser. This mode of operation is known as an InfoCenter (see Figure 4). Instructions for starting an InfoCenter process (basically Apache Tomcat) are included with the Eclipse help system documentation (see Resources). Note that there also instructions on how to pare down the Eclipse system to give you just the bits you need.
Figure 4. InfoCenter in action
Handling large tables of contents
If your project has more than a few people working on it or has a large documentation set, updating
a single table of contents (toc.xml) file can become impractical. You can change this by
adding a link
element into your topic in the main toc.xml file (see Listing 3 for an example).
Listing 3. Table of contents definition
<toc label="Sample Documentation"> <topic label="My Section" href="mySection.html"> <topic label="Foo" href="foo.html"/> <topic label="Bar" href="bar.html"> <link toc="bar-toc.xml" /> </topic> </topic> </toc>
The file bar-toc.xml is just another table of contents, and should take exactly the same format as
any other toc.xml file. When the documentation is viewed, there will be no difference between using
this method and simply including the additional topic
elements directly.
Generating a stand-alone documentation set
Of course, using the Eclipse help system is all well and good if you don't mind distributing the 20-plus MB of code required, but this isn't realistic for smaller projects. Hosting an InfoCenter on a central server allows people to connect remotely. People receive all the benefits of using the Eclipse help system (such as searching), but people without connectivity are left stranded. So, in addition to using a hosted InfoCenter, it's useful to include the plain HTML in a downloadable package. As long as you haven't used any server-side technologies such as JSPs, you can easily generate an HTML table of contents to replace the XML one used by Eclipse. Which is why we have eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT).
XSLT is a technology used to transform one form of XML to another, such as XHTML (a stricter, XML version of HTML). XSLT provides a rich and powerful language to perform transformations, and is the topic of many books and articles on its own, so we won't go into detail here. Listing 4 shows an example of a simple transformation of a toc.xml file, rendering the entries as nested HTML lists. Note that this particular transformation creates a single HTML file for the contents of the whole documentation set, which will be unwieldy for large numbers of files. Therefore, this XSLT will not work if you have split your table of contents across multiple files.
Listing 4. Sample XSLT to generate HTML table of contents
<?xml version="1.0"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.1" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:output method="html" indent="no" encoding="ISO-8859-1" /> <xsl:template match="toc">
<xsl:value-of select="@label" />

 <xsl:apply-templates />
   </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="topic">
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The Westport Library's ongoing efforts to support its Maker Space, including Maker in Residence programs and the recent acquisition of two programmable robots, have helped establish a virtuous cycle in which residents have begun working on their own projects and helping one another independently.
Westport Maker Space Expands with Robots, SolidWorks Courses, and Volunteer Training
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Understanding HTML Is Critical to Web Literacy, Especially for Young Creators | Opinion
In a rebuttal to Roy Tennant's recent blog post, Paul Oh of the National Writing Project maintains "that knowing HTML—even just knowing how to find the HTML on a webpage or knowing just a few of the tags that comprise the language—makes us increasingly Web literate and gives us critical knowledge in relation to the most important writing production engine of our lifetime, the Internet."
Cracking the Code: Librarians Acquiring Essential Coding Skills
For newcomers, computer source code can look quite alien. Librarians might be reminded of the first time they saw a MARC record—a mishmash of recognizable words and bits of information embedded in funky punctuation. But it doesn't have to be that way–learning code can help librarians customize and improve the usability of web-based resources and vendor interfaces and improve communication with a library's IT staff and software vendors.


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Canonical Showcases Linux New Media Pubs
Canonical announces an innovative agreement to provide digital editions of ADMIN, Linux Magazine, and Ubuntu User through the Ubuntu Software Center.
Linux New Media, publishers of Ubuntu User, Linux Magazine, Linux Pro Magazine, and ADMIN Magazine has entered into a partnership with Canonical, makers of Ubuntu, to provide digital editions and custom PDFs for sale through the Ubuntu Software Center.
The Ubuntu Software Center is an online store integrated with the Ubuntu Linux distribution that offers both free and proprietary software products. Digital editions of Ubuntu User, Linux Magazine, and ADMIN will be available through the Software Center for US$ 6.99.
According to Linux New Media Editor in Chief Joe Casad, "Our mission is to provide the Linux community with insightful, high-quality technical articles on Linux and Open Source technology. This partnership is a great fit because we love to provide answers and insights on how to use Linux, and this kind of information is so important to all Ubuntu Users. We're very excited about reaching our audience through this innovative new channel."
Canonical also announced a partnership with the Pearson Technology Group to provide eBooks for the Ubuntu Software Center.
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Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.
Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
The Linux New Media Awards have honored the most significant products, projects, people, and organizations for open source/Linux every year since 2000.
Debian Gets Forked
Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
Linux Mint Project Releases Mint 17.1
New LTS version offers many refinements for the Cinnamon and Mate desktops and significant improvement under the hood.
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Attack of the Evil Monkeys From Hell
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Hey, I am an evil monkey overlord, you insensitive clod!
Well, I'm some sort of evil furry primate, anyway.
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Hey, I am an evil monkey overlord, you insensitive clod!
Well, I'm some sort of evil furry primate, anyway.
It's the six-week mark on my "switch" to Linux (specifically Ubuntu) from MS Windows. I have my machine set to dual-boot, but I've been spending most of my time in Ubuntu. I also have a set of nifty sounding instructions that explain how I can boot my windows partition as a VM inside of Ubuntu... but I can't quite get this to work. Mind you, I haven't gone after this hard-core yet.
In fact, honestly, I haven't really gone after any of the underlying machinery hard-core. At the moment I've been quite happy to float on the surface of Gnome like a dumb and happy user, clicking the pretty things. As long as it's working, you know?
Part of the reason is that I hate to guinea-pig on my live machine. It never leads to happy places. I need to set up a machine to abuse. Err, use as a test sled.
On the whole, though, things are pleasant. I wish there was something outstandingly Earth-shattering to report one way or the other, but no, just a different form of status quo.
Ahh, the wiki-spelunking continues. I have my DVDs playing again. I still haven't found an MP3 jukebox that I'm really comfortable with, but that's not a huge deal - one will turn up. Or somebody will respond with a half-dozen suggestions. Whatever, it's all good.
I'm still in the market for good spyware and AV products. I found something in the synaptic manager that said it was Antivirus, but I can't for the life of me figure out where the application went when it "installed". Or, for that matter, where most of these applications go when they insall. Or where the icons on the "Applications" menu live, or how to edit them.
Sure, when something installs it (usually) puts an icon somewhere in the menu, and I can hide icons using Alacarte, but Alacarte doesn't seem to offer a way to create a new folder and/or move icons from one folder to another. Some menu editor.
I'm starting to have sympathy for the Windows users I serve everyday. I follow some set of instructions, and things happen, but it might just as easily be BFM for as much as I understand what just happened.
And, as much as I was trying to eschew All Things Windows, I finally found the application that made me install wine... PokerStars. No Linux client from them, and I'm not giving up my poker. At least now I have some fragment of a directory structure that I know my way around. (insert Beavis laugh here)
I'm a sysadmin in a totally Windows shop. I know Windows. I'm good at Windows. I'm comfortable in Windows. Familiarity breeds this. When I need to twiddle a setting, I know where it is, and if a piece of software isn't working, I know the usual suspects.
Familiarity also breeds contempt. I am no fan of Microsoft. I won't call Windows "substandard" - there's quite a bit about it that's good, but there's also quite a bit about it that's barely adequate. Their business practices are predatory, and in some ways criminal. And there's just something to hate about the 800-pound gorilla, whoever he may be.
The latest version of Windows, though, is too much. An annoyingly intrusive UAC, outrageous system requirements, oppressive limitations on what I may or may not be allowed to do with content I've purchased, compatibility issues with the software I already have, burdensome and expensive certifications required for any software I may buy in the future (that threatens to wipe out small independent utilities or home-grown apps)... it's all just too much. Like I said, I'm a sysadmin, so I'm going to have to swallow this eventually, but not on my personal machines, ever.
Instead, I'm going to (finally) switch to Linux. I've used Linux before for some applications where I needed an inexpensive server or other such dedicated task. It's really good in a "set it and forget it" way. I have never, though, given it a serious run as a desktop replacement. I've wanted to. I've talked about it. I like the ideals of the OSS movement, and I've used many OSS solutions - just on a MS platform.
So why am I writing this? Well, mostly to document my experience for posterity. Somewhat as a goodbye letter to Microsoft. Maybe somebody will actually read this. I don't know, but it seems like the right thing to do at the moment.
And Oh - My - God, where to start... as a "new user" wanting to switch, the first question to be answered is "Switch to WHAT??" There are just scads of distros to wade through, every last one with advocates, apostles, high priests, and holy wars. KDE or Gnome? Debian, Suse, Knoppix, Fedora? As its own distro or as the base for someone else's? "Free as in beer" or "Free as in speech"? Should I bag it all and buy a Mac?
So I've read articles, reviews, and opinions far and wide and have come to the conclusion that it really doesn't matter which direction I pick, I'm in for some pain. This must-have app works great here but not there, but this other one barely works here and fantastic there. Oh, but don't worry, there's a wiki or two (dozen), and on one of those there's the answer that will Make It Work.
That's going to be the biggest pain of leaving Microsoft. For all of its warts, there's a lot of "Just Works" in Windows, as opposed to a lot of "Can Work" in Linux. This is the single biggest issue that holds Linux back from corporate adoption. I have several hundred machines to answer to spanning several generations of hardware. I don't have the hours in the day to hand-hold solutions for Linux that are "click-done" in Windows.
Anyway, I settled on Ubuntu. It seems to be the hot ticket in town at the moment, and if it turns out that I hate it, well - it's free so I won't feel bad about dropping it and trying a different flavor. My first concern was how dog-slow the livecd was. An install to the drive isn't going to be this god-awful, is it?
The only way to know is to do it. But not at the expense of the copy of XP that I already have running. Hey, though, my livecd includes GParted, which rocks some free space on my HD at least as well as Partition Magic ever did. I have to say, that's a good start, and well worth the effort. The install to HD runs as fast, and boots faster, than XP. Even better.
Out of the box it has a few little games, office applications, the normal utilities one would expect out of an OS. It's a nice, pretty blank slate... for which I have no documentation, and no way to get to the documentation I know exists because wireless doesn't work. OK, I can plug a wire in, but still, this is a problem that's a deal breaker. Wireless gets fixed, or I go in a different direction.
Out of Ubuntu, back into XP, off to the wikis. Of course, now I'm not in Ubuntu where I can test the solutions I find... at any rate, a few rounds of this had my wireless running. The deal is back on.
Then the next problem - a web browser, but no plugins. At least it's firefox, that's familiar turf. It's pretty good about going out and finding plugins to make itself happy, this should be easy.
But it's not. I need Java. Another search of the wikis, another set of hoops. Dammit, I forgot to flag the installer as executable. Dammit, now I forgot to type sudo. Dammit, the instructions are telling me to create a symbolic link in a directory that doesn't exist.
Repeat for flash. Repeat for quicktime. And realplayer. And WMV. And I'm a knowlegable user, there's just no way a noob is going through this. I finally have Firefox all tweaked up so it'll show me everything on that intartoobs thing.
Next I need to figure out how to make a DVD play. Ah, well, that's a battle for tomorrow.
I've been modded redundant (for the first time, incidentally) for posting a lame rewrite of Monty Python's "Dead Parrot" sketch. I reiterate my laugh, MWUAHAHAHA! "Why?", you may ask. Again, you may not, how should I know? But assuming you were to ask "why", I shall tell you thusly: It made me laugh. Yes, I know quoting Python is passe'. Yes, I know bad parody borders on the wrong side of lame. Yes, yes, yes, and still - it made me laugh. I chose to share my laughter with anyone who cares to enjoy it with me, and hold no malice to those (many) who probably ignored me. I chose to post the lame, Karma be damned! After all, there was no harm.
And yet, somebody in all their wisdom saw fit to burn a precious mod point smacking my little score: 1 piece of lameness down as redundant. And so, it is that person's right, however much I don't understand. And it is to said moderator that I title this - not as a sign of disrespect, but simply because I can think of no sillier "insulting" gesture available.
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Conquer Mobile Helps GenomeDx Biosciences to Transform Patient Consults with UroSketch 3D iPad App
New iPad App Developed for GenomeDx Biosciences Enables Urologists to Share Interactive 3D Models with Patients to Enhance Patient Understanding and Allow More In-depth Consultations
Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) May 29, 2013
Conquer Mobile, a fast growing developer of secure, custom mobile apps, announced that they have delivered an innovative mHealth app for GenomeDx Biosciences. The iPad app, UroSketch 3D, provides an interactive 3D model of the male pelvis and is now available for download on the Apple App Store for any iPad or iPad mini running iOS 6.
The app was developed for GenomeDx in collaboration with a panel of urologists, to help improve patient communications. The app enables physicians to rotate, zoom and explore anatomical features as a way of facilitating the explanation of a patient´s condition, treatment options and prognosis. The application also offers images of different tumor stages and other features which currently focus on the prostate.
To personalize the app, there are draw and annotation features along with print and email functions so that urology practices can provide patients with an individualized report they can take home. Patients often experience information overload during consultations, so having a personalized copy to take home may relieve some of the anxiety around understanding their options and provides patients with meaningful information to reference at a later point.
The result is an iPad app that can be used across the continuum of urology patient care from early discussion of symptoms to diagnosis and treatment options through to post-treatment prognosis. To ensure patient privacy, individual consult sessions are listed on the home screen but erased at the end of each day. Physicians can create master sketches which are retained as templates for new patient sessions.
"Conquer Mobile has strong expertise in graphics and privacy, combined with great problem solving capabilities," commented Penelope Wood, Marketing Director at GenomeDx. "The team were very quick to translate ideas into features that added real value to our app."
"We are very excited about the launch of this pioneering patient consult app." said Angela Robert, CEO at Conquer Mobile. "It has the potential to transform the physician-patient interaction, helping physicians to explain conditions and helping patients to understand and retain the information. mHealth is a new strategic focus for Conquer Mobile," explained Angela Robert. "We are applying our expertise in graphics and privacy to mHealth apps that aid physicians and enhance the patient healthcare experience."
About Conquer Mobile
Founded in 2007, Conquer Mobile is a fast growing specialist developer of secure custom business apps. Conquer Mobile is known for deep expertise in mobile security, 3D visualization and SharePoint integration and has built a solid track record with blue-chip clients such as Ziplocal, Canpages and McDonald´s Canada. Conquer Mobile is also a trusted long term development partner for several leading ISVs. For more information, please visit http://www.conquermobile.com
About GenomeDx Biosciences
GenomeDx Biosciences develops and commercializes genomic tests for prostate and other urologic cancers that have a real impact on treatment decision-making, improve patient outcomes and ultimately reduce healthcare costs. The company's first test, Decipher, is a transformative prognostic test that provides a direct measure of the true biological risk of metastatic prostate cancer independent of PSA and other risk factors. GenomeDx is based in San Diego, California and Vancouver, British Columbia. More information is available at http://www.genomedx.com
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