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Hey guys!
A few years ago when I was attending UWF, I remember attending an Astronomy club get together our near Ft. Pickens wherein everyone brought their telescopes and met up to stargaze. I've since graduated and miss going to to participate. Does this still happen? If so, does anyone know the schedule so we can make it out there again?
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It still happens but I'm not sure of the details. My physics teacher talked about the club often and he also teaches astrology. Professor Garber, shouldn't be too hard to contact him.
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I think the Escambia Amateur Astronomers Association does it: http://www.eaaa.net/eaaa_club_info.htm
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This isn't exactly what I was looking for but it's close. Thanks for sending this along. I wouldn't mind trying this out as well.
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September 8, 2013
Main Topic: Our Esri UC conversation with Nokia Here maps
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According to NPR, when the newly completed San Francisco Bay Bridge reopened, "There was little fanfare, but the gleaming white and newly built $6.4-billion eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge reopened to the public as vehicles began crossing it after more than a decade of construction delays". This lack of fanfare is surprising because for the past several years the Bay Bridge has been an ubiquitously geo-spatially explored bridge construction project owing to its proximity to innovative government, company, and residents and its importance in their lives. It is also the World's Largest Self-Anchored Suspension Bridge.
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EarthCam released a time-lapse video of six years of construction on the bridge.
Once upon a time there was a services division at a company…they liked and saw potential in location. They decided to save some licensing $$ and acquired a data company. After a few years, as hardware moved forward and operating systems changed, there seemed to be a disconnect between the hardware and services divisions of the company. Part of the disconnect was that the services division was keeping the hardware division afloat, or so it seemed to me. Don't get me wrong, the hardware is top notch (don't tell Sue, but I have even thought about switching phones a couple of times). However, while the hardware was good, the services are great.
Now the big M has said it will purchase the hardware division (so much to hope for and fear in that one) leaving behind the services division. On the data side of things I think this is a good thing, on the app and services side of things I think this is phenomenal for iOS and Android users. It seems a bit like the Erdas/Leica/Erdas/Intergraph roller coaster in terms of Navteq/Nokia/Here set of transitions, but at the core is the potential, both proven and future, of location technologies. And at the heart of that potential is data, data, data.
When we talked to the folks from Here at the Esri UC (coming in episode 425) you could tell that they are as excited as ever about the data and products they bring to market. Their partnerships with software and hardware companies make it clear that all is well and good for the portion of Nokia that will be left to the name after the hardware division (and a bundle of patents) is claimed by its Redmond overlords. I do question what kind of tomfoolery can go on at the larger corporate level in the next few months as the transition occurs, but the results should be a strong services and data company come the end of the transition period.
(and a true Microsoft phone to boot, given the Surface Pro, this is a good thing…I think)
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We had a chance to talk to Rachel Kornak of GeoPivot.org about the new resource for students and young professionals in the geospatial industry.
My day was made brighter this morning by a Paris Metro Project by Hwan Lee, which is an Art Takes Paris project that details all 261 metro stations in Paris and the path of Hwan's walking history. I know that it is an art exhibit and that it is an actual static map, but wouldn't it be wonderful if interactive maps were so artistic. Frank LaFone and I have often discussed the need for artists to get involved in the geospatial process. It takes a certain eye to create a useful and aesthetically pleasing map. One that was either taught or engrained in many cartographers in the past. As the line of viewer's at the ESRI Map Gallery and the People's Choice Award Winner illustrates, art and maps create an enticing combination of human expression. Continue reading→
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August 18, 2013
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Posted by James Altucher on October 15th, 2012 at 3:03 pm, Comments: 0I was scared when I left the corporate job for the first time. I was even more scared when I was thrown out of graduate school and had to explain why to my parents. When I was first separated and then divorced I was ashamed to tell people about it. When I lost all my money in just one summer and went totally broke and forced to sell my home I was so embarrassed that I even lied to people who asked why my home was being listed. I would say, "that must be a mistake", even though I had to have signed a contract and everyone knew that. People would smirk.
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Kelly Francis @KellyFrancisLaw: How do you know when you're thinking too big or aiming too high (if that's even possible)?
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Like in other universities, the internationalisation processes at the University of Helsinki have been very rapid and thorough. Excellent research has always been international, but today the influence of the international academic community is felt in all parts and within all tasks of the organization.
The number of foreign students has grown to close to 1500 degree students and close to 1000 exchange students per year. Most students choose the University of Helsinki because they want to study at a multidisciplinary university of top quality. In order to attract good students from abroad the University offers teaching in English in all faculties. The Bologna structure of education has also enabled us to develop complete Master programs in English; within the next years we will have 30 such programs running.
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If I didn't just quit my job, I would totally sub. Haha. This is an amazing website. I visit it more then daily. Thank you so much for making this in the first place. Defiantly white-listed. Wish you guys all the best!
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The original idea with Arena was the player would go around city to city and fight in a gladiator arena, and progress and ****. I just liked the little comparison. You are in no way copying that. I just brought it up.
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Im liking the single player idea. Love your work, thank you for making this, merry christmas, I love you guys. BUT.
The first thing that comes to my mind when dueling NPCs is how easily they are defeated. All you have to do is fake swing and then they stop blocking. When it comes to dueling 1v1 (bots) this would be a huge problem: too easy.This is unless you are modding the AI. That seems like a lot of work. What are your thoughts on this?
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Behavior of structure function of refraction coefficients in different turbulent fields
Applied Optics, Vol. 43, Issue 33, pp. 6151-6156 (2004)
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Deviations of experimental data on the effect of atmospheric turbulence on electromagnetic wave propagation from a standard Kolmogorov (or Obukhov-Kolmogorov) model are examined from the standpoint of the behavior of atmospheric passive scalar spectrum. It is pointed out that these deviations are not random and can be explained on the basis of today's ideas of passive scalar behavior in the atmosphere. This approach allows us to view electromagnetic radiation transfer in random media in a new way and to make the necessary steps for developing a generalized model of this phenomenon.
© 2004 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(010.0010) Atmospheric and oceanic optics : Atmospheric and oceanic optics
(010.1330) Atmospheric and oceanic optics : Atmospheric turbulence
(010.7060) Atmospheric and oceanic optics : Turbulence
(120.0120) Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology : Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology
(290.0290) Scattering : Scattering
Original Manuscript: January 26, 2004
Revised Manuscript: July 12, 2004
Published: November 20, 2004
Ephim Golbraikh and Norman S. Kopeika, "Behavior of structure function of refraction coefficients in different turbulent fields," Appl. Opt. 43, 6151-6156 (2004)
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Deadlight | |
Developer(s) | Tequila Works |
Publisher(s) | Microsoft Studios |
Engine | Unreal Engine 3 |
Platform(s) | Xbox 360 (Xbox Live Arcade), Microsoft Windows (Steam) |
Release date(s) | Xbox 360 (XBLA) August 1, 2012 Microsoft Windows (Steam) October 25, 2012 |
Genre(s) | Cinematic platformer, survival horror, sidescroller |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
Media/distribution | Digital download |
This article's lead section may not adequately summarize all of its contents. (August 2012) |
Deadlight | |
Developer(s) | Tequila Works |
Publisher(s) | Microsoft Studios |
Engine | Unreal Engine 3 |
Platform(s) | Xbox 360 (Xbox Live Arcade), Microsoft Windows (Steam) |
Release date(s) | Xbox 360 (XBLA) August 1, 2012 Microsoft Windows (Steam) October 25, 2012 |
Genre(s) | Cinematic platformer, survival horror, sidescroller |
Mode(s) | Single-player |
Media/distribution | Digital download |
Deadlight is a sidescrolling survival horror cinematic platformer game for Xbox Live Arcade developed by Tequila Works and published by Microsoft Studios.[1]
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The story of the game takes place in 1986 in Seattle after the decimation of society following the outbreak of a virus that reanimates the dead. Randall Wayne is a survivor of the event and has since been separated from his family of his wife, Shannon, and daughter Lydia. Randall had joined a pack of survivors formed of his friend Ben, an officer named Sam and two sisters, Stella and Karla. Randall is seen killing Karla in the beginning of the game due to her being bitten and infected. When the others return and confront him, "Shadows", the term for the undead, struggle to get inside their room. The others are able to get away through a vent but Randall gets stuck in the room and tells them to get to a safe area aptly called the "Safe Point". Randall is able to escape the area alive and begin traversing the dilapidated Seattle world.
As Randall continues to make it through the fallen city, he learns of a reckless and violent militia known as "The New Law" that has started to fend for itself by using any means possible. Randall later finds a dying Sam who is bleeding to death after being ambushed by The New Law, who are proven to be malicious and only caring for themselves, making a false hope "Safe Point" actually a trap for other survivors. Knowing the safe point can hold his family and the other survivors, Randall decides to head over there to rescue them. He continues to travel to the safe point but while running away from the Shadows, he is cornered. Before they can reach him, a mysterious hand comes from a man hole and drags Randall down. Randall begins to have strange dreams and flashbacks at life before and at the exact point of the aftermath that started the virus. Randall meets the "Rat"; a strange sewer dweller that has made the sewers his home and occupied it with booby traps to kill the Shadows. Randall is forced to make it through the Rat's labyrinth in the sewers without his equipment. When Randall successfully makes it through the Rat notices his teenage son has disappeared to the surface to see his old home. The Rat promises Randall that he will search for his wife and daughter if he can find the teenager.
Randall agrees and sets out to the surface to find the boy but does not find him at the house and sees that the boy returns home to see his mother's shrine. Randall heads out to find him but is chased by the Shadows and enters a vehicle to escape but soon crashes. Randall is then contacted on a radio by an unknown person and he is able to escape the vehicle to the top of a building roof. The person is revealed to be the Rat's son who went to look for food but just as they confront each other, The New Law hunt them down in a helicopter even though they are clearly alive. The duo evade The New Law and make it back down to the Rat, who gives the location of a stadium where The New Law are keeping the safe point but he could not find Randall's wife or daughter. Randall finds the stadium and sees Ben being captured and tortured by The New Law who leave a Shadow to kill him. Randall rescues Ben and together they make it to a helicopter but Ben requests medical needs and tasks Randall to go into the local hospital to find supplies. After getting the supplies and exiting the hospital, Randall and Ben escape in the copter but later, Ben passes out at the wheel, causing the copter to crash.
Ben dies in the crash but Randall survives and makes it to the safe point where he finds it to be already overrun and deserted with no survivors. The New Law spot and stop Randall and eventually capture him. In the facility of The New Law, Randall sees that Stella has been captured as well and plans to save her. Randall escapes his imprisonment and kills Stella's guards and the duo begin to leave the facility. To stop The New Law and secure their escape through, Randall turns off a power generator, letting in a horde of Shadows that kill off many of The New Law soldiers. Randall and Stella make it to a dock but are cornered by the Shadows in which Stella asks Randall to kill her. This sparks a repressed memory in Randall's mind that reminds him that he himself had killed Shannon and Lydia when they were trapped by the Shadows as well. Randall then tells Stella she must always try to survive and never give up hope because the choices we do make us who we are.
Randall breaks the wood of the dock and sends Stella into the water where she makes it to a sailboat and drifts off. Randall apologizes to his deceased daughter, knowing he should have died with her instead of giving them a mercy killing. Randall states that he is ready to finally die and is killed by the oncoming horde of Shadows as the game ends.
Deadlight is a 2.5D sidescroller game in which the character can only move from left to right and cannot enter environments except for the aligned path. The game consists of puzzles that the player must solve as he tries to survive being killed by "Shadows"; humans who have become zombies. Players are told to avoid all Shadows at all costs and not to get into combat. Combat revolves around using melee attacks with a fire axe that is found during the game that requires stamina or later when the player is able to find a revolver. The game insists that combat be avoided because of the rising danger that the player will attract more enemies. The player character is shown to have three health points that can be replenished by using first aid kits. The health point numbers can increase by a single point if the player can find power-ups around the environment. Stamina has an important role as running and fighting can deplete it, forcing the player to rest.[2]
The game contains hidden collectable items strewn throughout its levels. As the game progresses, the player can find dead bodies and pick up their identification. The IDs in the game are of actual serial killers or psychopaths; J.W. Gacy is John Wayne Gacy or Albert DeSalvo, the Boston Strangler.[3]
Deadlight received mixed reviews upon release, gaining a 69% on Metacritic based on 51 critics,[4] and a 67% on GameRankings based on 32 reviews.[5] Positive reviews of the game focused on the game's horrific and compelling storyline with impressive environments and challenging puzzle gameplay. The puzzles and combat were the most favorable points, which reminded reviewers of Limbo and Shadow Complex. Game Informer gave Deadlight an 8.0/10 and wrote, "Just when you think we've seen everything the zombie genre has to offer, another worthwhile adventure lurches forth. Deadlight mixes Shadow Complex's impressive 2.5D visuals, Limbo's rewarding platforming puzzles, and The Walking Dead's grim atmosphere. The resulting cocktail is potent."[6]


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Healthy Living Expo 2015 was a great success, with many attendees using CHEO's complimentary admission tickets. A heartfelt "Thank You" to our wonderful Expo volunteers who staffed our booth meeting and greeting Expo attendees, and to our members who contributed services and products for our Door Prize drawings!
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Be sure to pick your copy of our 2015 CHEO Holistic Resource Directory from one of our sonsors listed below, from one of our practitioner members or at our informational programs.
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Dr. Irina Diyankova is a pyschologist who specializes in addressing mental health conditions from a unified mind-body-spirit–lifestyle perspective to reveal and resolve the emotional issues underlying the presenting problem, She often incorporates alternative health modalities with conventional approaches in her work with clients affected by, and recovering from, traumatic events in their lives in order to empower them on their journey back to wholeness.
Q. Tell us about yourself.
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Swingline Electric Portable Desktop Punch
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Comic-Con Exclusive: 'Big Bang Theory' Artist Series to Debut
Seven original pieces from artists around the world will be displayed at the San Diego confab, with additional works to be revealed throughout the year.
The Big Bang Theory is becoming its own work of art.
Producers Warner Bros. Television will unveil The Big Bang Theory Artist Series this week at San Diego Comic-Con. The series will feature original works of art inspired by the show and created by select artists from around the world.
Seven original pieces will be displayed at the Warner Bros. booth at the San Diego confab, which runs Wednesday through Sunday. Limited edition lithograph prints will also be available for purchase through the Huckleberry booth on the convention floor. Additional pieces of work from the series, from Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Marketing and Warner Bros. Consumer Products, as well as other exhibitions and merchandise inspired by the geek-meets-chic line will be unveiled throughout the year.
PHOTOS: Behind the Scenes: 'The Big Bang Theory'
WB invited artists from around the globe to collaborate on the series, offering their interpretations of TV's No. 1 scripted comedy, its characters and themes. The response produced works from artists in Korea, Mexico, the U.K., Italy, Germany and the U.S. An array of mediums and styles -- including digital and illustrations -- are included in the series.
To view the first installment, visit the WB booth, #4545, on the convention floor; 250 limited-edition offset lithographic prints of Martin Hsu's Big Bang Cats (pictured below) and Jerrod Maruyama (Little Big Bang Theory, pictured above) can be purchased for $45 at the Huckleberry booth, #3449. Hsu and Maruyama will be on hand to sign prints on Friday at the booth at a time to be determined.
PHOTOS: 'The Big Bang Theory's' Nerdiest Guest Stars
A description of the first seven in the series follows:
• Big Bang Cats by Martin Hsu. The San Francisco artist found inspiration in the peculiar feline characteristics of cat breeds when looking for a perfect match for the eccentric Big Bang characters.
• Little Big Bang Theory by Jerrod Maruyama. Specializing in character concept and design, the freelance illustrator looks for the "cute" in everything and found a natural fit with these adorable cartoon characters in an almost toylike Kawaii homage.
• Zero2Hero by Dez Einswell. As part of his signature style, the artist draws out the iconic nature of each character, blending both superhero and fanboy imagery.
• Doctor Cooper by Nan Lawson. The self-taught Silverlake illustrator found inspiration in Sheldon Cooper's charming and humorous perspective of how the world works.
• Friendship Formula by David Zajdman X Munky King. Using Munky King's Omi (designer toy) aesthetic, Zajdman presents his own variable on Sheldon Cooper's "Friendship Algorithm."
• In the Beginning There Was Nothing Which Exploded by Richard J. Oliver. The Welsh artist creates a visual representation of the Big Bang characters in the old comic book style fused with that of more contemporary graphic novels.
• The Big Bang by Sakiroo Choi. The internationally prominent Korean illustrator and artist was inspired by Stephen Hawking's groundbreaking research, as well as scientific themes found in The Big Bang Theory. This piece expresses the idea that the singular Dr. Sheldon Cooper -- similar to a black hole -- is unaffected by the gravitational pull of everything that surrounds him.
The Big Bang Theory's panel will be held Friday at 10 a.m. Stay tuned to THR's The Live Feed for more Big Bang Theory news from Comic-Con. Check out Maruyama's piece, below.
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I dropped my iphone in the toilet bowl.
Ever done anything this dumb? ;_;
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Mar 21, 2013 at 02:14PM EDT.
Mar 21, 2013 at 09:33AM EDT
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I dropped my iphone in the toilet bowl.
Ever done anything this dumb? ;_;
Did you put it in rice/kitty litter?
Who cares if I've ever done anything that dumb, you dropped your iPhone in a toilet. That's hilarious. Was there piss in the bowl already? How did you fish out the phone? You're not giving us the whole story here.
Time by time this happens to me with teh TP roll. But I fear this happens to my celphone someday.
Oops, should've had a Nokia.
I bet you were pissed.
That's nothing. I once dropped my toilet bowl into an iPhone.
What? You were expecting a punch line to go with that? Oh, um… yeah, I really found out that day that… ah fuck it, I'm too lazy. Come up with your own damn punch line.
"Ever done anything this dumb?"
well now that you ask
Im relatively careful with my possessions so something like that never really happens.
Most dangerous thing ive done is drop a metal fitting from a 40ft high scaffolding, didn't hit anybody or cause damage but its definitely something I needn't repeat.
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