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Mission Date: February 13, 2154
Nitpick: Commander Dolim says that they abducted Hoshi because they were so impressed with her language skills. Although he is correct that her skills are impressive, when appearing before the council in the previous episode, Hoshi simply used the universal translator to understand the Insectoids and Aquatics.
Nitpick: Major Hayes and the other MACOs had decent cover as they waited to be beamed out. However, when the others have all been beamed to Enterprise, Hayes inexplicably leaves his position of cover, and it results in his death.
Tucker: What are your plans for the future? It's been a long time since you've been to Vulcan.
Archer: The High Command would be lucky to get you back.
T'Pol: There are some colleagues I'd enjoy seeing again, but I've considered formalizing my service with Starfleet.
Archer: I may be able to pull some strings, get you out of basic training.
Trip: Can you imagine the look of Soval's face when he sees her in a Starfleet uniform? Please let me be there.
T'Pol: I said I was considering it.
Archer: Enterprise may be coming apart at the seams, but I can't say the same for the crew. After nearly eight months in the Expanse they're ready to do what they came to do. No matter what it takes, no matter what the cost.
T'Pol: You've dismissed all my proposals.
Trip: When you come up with one which doesn't involve blowing ourselves up, I'll be a little more enthusiastic.
Archer: I expect you to keep him (Trip) in line.
T'Pol: I'll do my best.
Phlox: The Xindi parasites were no match for my osmotic eel.
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I choose Death, no real reason he's just my favorite out of them
Black Star because he needs to show that even a human can surpass a god.
Tho I would be laughing my ass off is Angela was the one to defeat the Kishin.
although they probably will I hope to god maka and soul don't beat the kishin because they have no real reason to do so whereas blackstar would surpass a god and kid would become a full shinigami
i wish you had crona on the list.
I would say all of them
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I don't think she has the power to beat the Kishin.
Black star is the most suited for the job; maka and soul are too weak. Plus a black star kishin battle to the death would be the coolest.
@katmic: That is true, but we also have Kid who is gonna become a full Shinigami.
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All-in-One Computer Warranty Question
I am considering purchasing an All-in-One computer to replace my XP desktop. I have been reading web articles and reviews to decide which make and model would be suit me. I am still undecided.
Today, I stopped in at a local computer repair shop to get their ideas on my upcoming choice. The told me that All-in-One computers are fine, but they warned me that if anything goes wrong with the computer after the original warranty has expired, it would be pretty much junk. If it was a virus of some sort, that would be able to be fixed locally, but for example, if the Touch Screen functionality would go bad, there would be nothing that could be done.
I have probably worded this awkwardly, but I hope you can tell what my worry is based on. I guess I am asking, can the insides of an All-in-One be worked in one's local tech shop, or do they have to be sent back to the factory for refurbishing?
Why would a computer be junk if something failed after the warranty period? Does not make sense really and if you are that unsure why pay such a high price for something you may not have confidence in?
Google for a few computer help forums and you'll soon notice that most of the help needed these days is due to the user not being diligent in many cases and software related. Precious few are hardware problems any more. You might also check the dates of threads, back in the day a busy help forum could fill 3 or more pages in an evening, now it is not uncommon to see a week's worth of posts on the lead page. A testament to how good the computers are compared to back along a few years.
Once you narrow your choice down visit Youtube and type the make and model into the search feature, you very likely see a number of videos reviewing and offering repair guides.
Spend only so much for your new PC that you will be able to afford to replace it (like for like) in 4 or 5 years. If this is a desktop that won't be tousled around, if it lasts through the warranty period, it'll be good for 5 years and probably much longer.
I'd stay out of local computer repair shops, they're dinosaurs. The comment they gave you is nonsense (and wrong). When a PC breaks from accident or impact, the smart thing to do is to send it to the manufacturer's repair center anyway.
The all in ones I know - Sony & Apple - most certainly can be opened and accessed, but I'd never give one to a local yokel to touch. Sure, screens can fail (like on laptops) and they most certainly can be replaced. On a machine approaching middle age, doing so would be wasting money.
Owbist...do you also think maybe the reason there aren't so many questions any more is that people are getting more computer savvy (sort of hard to put into words). But..I, as a senior citizen, had a LOT of questions when I got into the world of computers..as time has gone on, I've learned a lot (mostly from reading at this site) and don't have nearly as many questions as I used to have. I still come here from time to time with a question, but not nearly as often as I used to. Others of my generation are about the same as me or never got into learning about computers at all. My children didn't grow up with computers but they had the first video game things that came out and they are computer literate. "Their" children have been using computers since they were in kindergarten. I was just mulling this over...does this make sense to why maybe there aren't so many questions...along with the fact that computers are getting more dependable?
I've had a lot of panic times with my computer and this site has been like an old friend. My kids and grandkids don't panic like I did (and still do at times)
Snidely...I understand what you have said, but I still might buy from my local repair shop. They will answer any question I might have via e-mail and give me a discount for having purchased my computer from them...and I they are also my internet provider.
Just some thoughts from a senior computer user...thanks for listening :o)
Maybee wrote ...do you also think maybe the reason there aren't so many questions any more is that people are getting more computer savvy....
Oh absolutely correct. Most users now have a degree of self confidence varying from the brash try it and see what happens types to the more timid who might see fit to stab a key they may not have hit not so very long ago. This is great news. Also there is a whole wealth of computer help information at Google and Youtube that was not there before, so learning has become much easier. Millions of software tutorials are out there for free.
The capability of modern computers boggles the mind, most of us only tap into perhaps 5% of the things available I suspect.
One might also notice computers do not hog the front pages of electronics flyers anymore, they have moved on to the latest, greatest craze of the day. Computer sales are down as the market is reaching saturation point so there is a reliance on having users replace the old machine with a new slick model.
On a side note I found fantastic, my neighbour told me last week he took his 2 girls to our local library to use a 3D printer. How special is that? That our small town library had one at all and it was available free of charge is pretty fantastic. Prices on them have dropped dramatically, not that I'll be rushing off to buy one lol.
I want to thank you all for your input. I think the fears I had have been eased. When I think back, I do not think I have ever had a hardware problem. Every hiccup has been software related....and operator problems (me).
Maybee, I too am in the senior group. When I got my first computer, I thought if I touched the wrong key, I would experience an explosion of some sort. I have been relying on this site for quite a few years for computer information. The answers always come right away and are stated in a way that I am able to understand what is being said. Thank you everyone!
One of my biggest fears is the fact that I will have to learn a new operating system. Owbist, I am sure I will be spending lots of time in YouTube trying to figure everything out. I really thank you for your assistance over the years.
Thanks again everyone for your ideas and information.
I'm still using my XP computer and think maybe I will until it dies, but I have Windows 7 on my laptop and found it relatively easy to figure out..I also have an iPad which is easy....I want to get into Windows 8, but can't justify buying a new computer right now, but I know I will have to replace my desktop at some point....be it Windows 8 or the next one out, I'll just have to buckle down and learn.
Our small town has access to a 3D printer also and I'm in the dark about them (need to read up) But..I'm always looking for something different to do with our grandson when he visits and this might be something to investigate. lol..all I know about them is from the episode of The Big Bang Theory where Howard and Rog made small, 3D replicas of themselves...funny.
I do still have my "panic moments", but then, I tell myself that it isn't the end of the world...and then I start working on the problem.
Now..having said all of this...I think that I might have saved myself a lot of high blood pressure days had I not gotten into computers, but life wouldn't have been nearly as much fun.
I wish Microsoft would do away with that loud error message bam, bam! Still scares the heck out of me when it happens.
I've gotten relaxed and comfortable with my computers but still lack knowledge for the more technical aspect. I manage to stay away from things this old brain just can't figure out.
But that error message....
If you search in this forum, you will turn up several threads about all-in-one computers. I have had one for several years, and here is what I had to say:
I have a very nice Sony Vaio all-in-one with a 24" screen, which has given me good service for 5 years. However, the one disadvantage is that, if something fails -- like the screen -- the repair cost could be a lot higher than simply replacing the stand-alone monitor for your desktop. Also, the insides are very tight and highly integrated, so you can't generally swap out internal components if you want to upgrade in the future, other than perhaps the hard drive. And, while mine has a slot inside to add a second hard drive, there is no other expansion space for other components. Additional equipment would have to be external.
I really like my all-in-one, but may not get another when it's time for a new computer.


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Abused, then accused
My colleague Kristen V. Brown had a story in Sunday's paper on how victims of domestic violence sometimes are charged criminally, often more harshly than their abusers. Brown cites the story of one Albany woman who says she grabbed a hammer after her boyfriend abused her, resulting in her being charged with criminal possession of […]
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Weekend recap
Here's all the crime and cop-related headlines from over the past couple days: Sunday When Albany police pulled over a man for erratic driving, they found the driver bleeding and bullet holes in the car. The leader of an Albany business group was charged with DWI. An Albany woman was charged with DWI for a […]
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Cops: Police shoot man during stabbing
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Suspect to judge: 'Go (expletive) yourself'
My colleague Bob Gardinier reports that a Cohoes man twice shouted expletives at a Troy City Court judge Thursday after the judge told the suspect he would not be able to post bail because of prior felony convictions. The suspect, Donald Lewis, was arrested on weapons possession charges Wednesday after he allegedly led police on […]
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Monday-Thursday recap
Here's all the cop and crime-related news so far this week: Monday A baby born to a woman who was injured in a car accident earlier this month has died. Rensselaer police arrested three people for allegedly driving drunk or while high on drugs. An Albany man was drunk when he hit a pregnant woman […]
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Ice cream man to rival: 'I own this town'
The Mr. Ding-a-Ling truck hadn't been rolling through the streets of Gloversville for more than a week before Joshua Malatino made his message clear: There ain't enough Fudgsicles in this city for the both of us. Malatino, who owns the homegrown Sno Cone Joe franchise, had threatened rival ice cream trucks before, but police say he […]
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Courthouse Cafe off the prosecutor's menu in blog cross fire
In this week's Law Beat column, my colleague colleague Robert Gavin writes about an internal memo sent by Albany County District Attorney David Soares to his staff telling them not to buy food for witnesses at the courthouse's cafe because of the eatery's connection to a local blog that has identified and criticized crime victims. […]
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Harassed jail officer wins $2M judgment
My colleague Brendan J. Lyons reports: A former female sergeant who endured grueling harassment by a clique of guards at the Rensselaer County jail known as the "Boys Club" was awarded a judgment worth nearly $2 million by the state Division of Human Rights. The ruling, which gives the county 10 days to file an objection, […]
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Saratoga Springs' top cop to retire
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Flipping through pages in a Kent State yearbook brings back memories of fun around campus, Homecomings, Renaissance Balls, sledding on front campus, Halloween and many others. Now, faculty, staff, students and alumni will be able to look back on the Kent State of yesteryear in digital format.
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Posted Dec. 12, 2011 | Kahley ColalucaWith the winter months approaching, it is easy to lose track of healthy eating habits and a sound lifestyle.
"Between holiday celebrations and cold, un-motivating weather, a two- to five-pound weight gain is common, and once people gain that weight, they typically don't lose it after winter," says Natalie Caine-Bish, associate professor and dietician in Kent State's School of Health Sciences.
Caine-Bish shares her top five holiday nutrition tips, not just on what you eat, but how you should be eating in the months to come:
- Never go to a party hungry. Plan ahead as soon as you wake up. If you know you'll be going to a party later where you might indulge a bit, get your fruits and vegetables in early in the day, and keep it light on the calorie and carbohydrate intake.
- Be aware of the alcoholic beverages you are consuming. A lot of people do not realize how much sugar, fat and calories are in the beverages alone—not to mention the food they are eating.
- Bring your favorite healthy holiday trays to every celebration. By doing so, it will give you healthy options that you know you enjoy. Let's face it, how many holiday celebrations do you attend where fruit plates trump cookie or dessert plates?
- Be cautious of what's in your favorite holiday latte. Coffee shops are known for their delicious mint, caramel and gingerbread lattes this time of year. Did you know a Venti Salted Caramel Mocha from Starbucks has 550 calories? Ask for nonfat milk, no whipped cream or no sugar.
- Make exercising fun. Go sled riding or skiing with your family. Turn these fun activities into a tradition of spending time together.
"Focus on simply maintaining your weight," Caine-Bish says. "We must remember that holidays are about spending time with our families, not food."


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- Description: The pics I took before I started working on her. I started doing some costume work on the inside and under the hood. Nothing to fancy yet. But, getting there. The hard part is doing all the costume work and still trying to keep it original. I have found ways of doing some things that will keep things the way they are meant to be but just cover them with something els. This way when I go to sell it I can say its ORIGINAL.
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August 1, 2009 - Publication
Strengthening Policy through Research
Long before the current recession, rising deficits, an aging population, spiraling healthcare and entitlement costs, stagnant economic growth, and other issues were threatening America's long-term fiscal health. Read More
July 30, 2009 - From the field
Associated Press to Distribute Investigative News Produced by MacArthur Grantees
The Center for Public Integrity and ProPublica — two MacArthur grantees devoted to investigative journalism — will have their work distributed by the Associated Press to 1,500 American newspapers beginning this month. This new partnership is expected ... Read More
July 30, 2009 - From the field
MacArthur Grantees Participate in U.S.-Russia Civil Society Summit
In a show of support for Russian civil society groups, President Obama also addressed the U.S.-Russian Civil Society Summit in Moscow. Read More
June 30, 2009 - Publication
Video Games and the Civic Involvement of Youth
The Civic Potential of Video Games, written by Joseph Kahne, Ellen Middaugh and Chris Evans, focuses on the civic aspects of video game play among youth. Read More
June 30, 2009 - Publication
The Future of Learning Institutions in a Digital Age
The single most important characteristic of the Internet is its capacity for world-wide community and the limitless exchange of ideas. Read More
June 30, 2009 - From the field
Court Decision Helps Preserve Affordable Rental Homes
A recent decision by the 9th Circuit Court protects thousands of low-income people in affordable rental housing in rural areas in California and the Northwest. Read More
June 23, 2009 - Publication
Window of Opportunity State and Local Housing Preservation Project
This publication describes Window of Opportunity projects in 37 states. Read More
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Living and Learning with New Media
This report summarizes the results of an ambitious three-year ethnographic study into how young people are living and learning with new media in varied settings—at home, in after school programs, and in online spaces. Read More
June 18, 2009 - Press release
Maximizing Housing as Health Care Intervention
The National AIDS Housing Coalition has been awarded a $200,000 grant from MacArthur to support a national project which seeks to maximize the policy impact and cost-effectiveness of housing as a health care intervention for ... Read More
June 12, 2009 - From the field
Alternatives to Incarceration Could Help States Save Money
The Justice Policy Institute, a participant in the Foundation's Models for Change juvenile justice initiative, recently released two reports highlighting the economic benefits of alternatives to incarceration. Read More
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New Competencies, Skills Required for Participatory Culture
Many teens today who use the Internet are actively involved in participatory cultures—joining online communities, producing creative work in new forms, working in teams to complete tasks and develop new knowledge, and shaping the flow ... Read More
June 9, 2009 - In The Media
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This is really called the Canyon Motel in Williams Arizona. My wife and I stayed in the Pullman car "cozy" room formerly known as the honeymoon room for two nights. This room is very small but very cozy, and we only used the room for sleeping (and... well... um.... 'nuff said...). Remember, the room in this train car was originally... More
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if i can i'd rather have back the 1.99 i spent buying this piece of crap "game". the game is nonsense.
suddenly fruitdealer is more invincible than he was before
thought it was funny that internet celebs like xbox live's majornelson broadcasted his game center gamertag and got hundreds of notifications and couldn't stop them, even with the notifications off. apple clearly pushed it out too early.
PC gaming hardware evolves much faster than consoles, which are static pieces of hardware (besides the chip size shrinking for cost efficiency and lower heat requirements) until its next console iteration. Therefore games will always look better on the PC if the developers take any care in developing the PC game.


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Right now, if you want to pump music on your Mac or PC to some nice speakers or a stereo in your house, you have a few options. With iTunes, you can always use AirTunes to wirelessly connect your laptop or desktop machine to an AppleTV or an Airport Express Wi-Fi base station that's connected to a stereo or speakers. playGo is a US$449.99 piece of hardware from Bicom that doesn't rely on Wi-Fi to stream lossless sound to speakers.
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Our Rating: :: SIMPLE BEATS :: Read Our Full Review >>Race a rocket to the beat of your own music, while dodging asteroids. Rhythm Rocket might be a little too simple for extended sessions but it is appealing.
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Rhythm Rocket is a game influenced by your own music!Choose any song from your music library (or one of 4 bundled tracks) and fly past obstacles to collect points. But don't get too close, pick up too many knocks and it's game over! The speed of the game is influenced by the intensity of your music!
- Play any song in your music library
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Perrie Edwards became a household name following the victory of her girl group Little Mix on The X Factor last year and one person who took a shining to the blonde beauty was One Direction singer Zayn Malik. The two have been dating for a few months now and Perrie has been talking about her lovable boyfriend.
Edwards explained to the Daily Mirror, "When we're together at home it's just me and Zayn. I don't even think of him being in One Direction. He's just a sweet little boy. His most annoying habit is the fact he doesn't ever stop singing – he's even worse than me." However, Perrie was not so kind about the jealous One Direction fans who have given the singer abuse about her relationship with Zayn.
She added, "It's like being at school and you start dating the popular boy in the class and everyone is jealous about it. Our Little Mix fans have actually helped me. If people start on me then they stand up for me. In total there's probably only been two or three comments that have truly got to me."
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Michigan Banquet Halls- Guiding Tips To Choose One
Finding just the right venue for any event is surely one of the most important tasks to accomplish. This search may be easy for those who know what they need and require for the event. However, for those who are still confused about which place will serve the best to their needs, they may require a little assistant. Keep reading as this article provides you a set of tips that will help you choose a place that is best suitable for the event and its theme.
Choosing a palace require a lot of consideration and thinking. You should first understand your space requirements, such as how many guests you have or planning to invite to the event. You will have to choose a place that can efficiently and comfortably accommodates them. It is also very important to decide what you expect from the place and how do you wish to arrange the theme of the event. Once you gave gather all these ideas, you are ready to start your search for Michigan banquet halls.
Choosing the location for the hall is one of the important aspects to take into account. You would definitely want a place that is centrally located and easy access to all the guests coming to the event. If most of your guests are coming from out of the town, then choose a place that is not too far from the hotels or homes of such guests. This will also help you to narrow down your choices, and thus you can concentrate on a few choices that meet your needs.
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When Barack Obama was running for president in 2008, Matt Damon was one of his biggest celebrity supporters not named Oprah Winfrey. He may want to reach out to Damon if he'd like the actor to back him again in the 2012 presidential race.
In an interview with Elle magazine, the "We Bought a Zoo" star said, "I've talked to a lot of people who worked for Obama at the grassroots level. One of them said to me, 'Never again. I will never be fooled again by a politician.'" He then added, "You know, a one-term president with some balls who actually got stuff done would have been, in the long run of the country, much better."
Referencing the Occupy protests, Damon said the Democrats have received a mandate from people who are "just wandering out into the streets to yell right now because they are so pissed off." He wondered aloud, "Imagine if they had a leader."
Damon expressed his reservations about Obama earlier this year, and the President laughed off his criticisms at the White House Correspondent's Dinner.
"I've even let down my key core constituency: Movie stars," he said. "Just the other day, Matt Damon — I love Matt Damon, love the guy — Matt Damon said he was disappointed in my performance."
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+1 for old kat players used to play her all the time, now I very rarely even consider her. I MAXED SHUNPO FIRST.
today kat is better and is in a good spot last year kat sucked, was underpowered and was played mostly by enthusiasts
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Old Kat took at least took some skill as compared to current kat. I haven't even considered playing current kat since the rework, since it just seems no skill. Before you had to know when to go in, who could stop you. if you did well on old kat: hilariously strong. If you messed up on old kat: you got repercussions. Big ones. New kat is: go in whenever you feel like it and get kills with 0 repercussions.
we will see if you are right, at this moment kat has relatively decent winrate and is often picked/banned even in the competitive play i am afraid they can accidentally overnerf her though.


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Checking up on the USC DBs
By Johnny Curren
With just about four months to go until USC opens the 2013 season, the Trojans are currently sitting smack-dab in the offseason doldrums. And while it's a relatively quiet stretch of the year, it's vital in terms of player development. And for the USC defensive back corps, the coming months figure to be even more important than usual. After all, the unit had a ton of question marks heading into the spring, and even after 15 practices, not all of them were answered. With that in mind, here are some of the most intriguing storylines of the offseason for USC's secondary.
The search continues at CB
With the cornernack positions wide open, Kevon Seymour is trying to stake his claim to a starting spot.
With Nickell Robey declaring for the NFL draft back in January and
Josh Shaw
moving over to safety, the Trojans entered the spring looking for two new starters at cornerback.
Anthony Brown
spent the entirety of the spring running with the first unit on one side, with
Kevon Seymour
Chris Hawkins
Torin Harris
Ryan Henderson
all taking turns on the other. In the end, however, the unit didn't perform up to par, causing USC head coach Lane Kiffin to voice his concern on more than one occasion.
With both starting positions still completely up for grabs, will anyone take their game to the next level this summer? Brown certainly got a ton of work in, but can he develop into the playmaker that the secondary desperately needs? What about Seymour? He missed significant time due to an ankle injury, but he also showed perhaps the best cover skills of anyone when healthy. Can Hawkins, a freshman, make a lightning-quick transition? Might Harris, the veteran senior with nine starts under his belt, become a more consistent performer? Or will it be one of the lesser-known talents such as Henderson or
Devian Shelton
who will emerge atop the competition?
Shaw, Lee or Agholor to the rescue at CB?
With Kiffin underwhelmed by the cornerbacks' level of play, he's begun to consider bringing players over from other positions to enter the competition in the fall, including Shaw, and even wide receivers
Marqise Lee
Nelson Agholor
. It's the potential move of Shaw that seems to make the most sense. Instinctive and physical, he started seven games at cornerback in 2012 and he would add at least some semblance of stability to the position. Lee or Agholor spending time at cornerback has to be considered as much more of a long shot, and would likely come about only as a last resort. But with their phenomenal athletic talents, there's little doubt that either could step right in and get the job done.
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One reason that a potential move of Shaw to cornerback makes sense is that USC's safety corps figures to have a wealth of talent, thanks in large part to the addition of
Dion Bailey
Gerald Bowman
– both held out of the spring due to injury -- in the fall. Bailey, in particular, could make a huge impact at strong safety. Having spent the last two years as a starting linebacker in the previous 4-3 defensive alignment, he's a sure tackler with ball-hawking skills who could thrive as a force in the secondary -- just as he did in high school -- in Clancy Pendergast's new 5-2 defense. Bowman -- a senior -- played primarily on special teams and in a backup role in 2012 but arrived as a highly prized talent with a reputation as a big hitter out of Los Angeles Pierce College, so he can't be overlooked as a candidate over at free safety either.
Sudden-impact safeties
The seven early-entrant freshmen who took part in spring drills wasted no time in making their presence felt -- perhaps none more so than the two safeties,
Su'a Cravens
Leon McQuay III
Just how quick was their transition? Following the conclusion of spring drills, both found themselves sitting atop the depth chart along with veterans Shaw and
Demetrius Wright
. Cravens made the most noise at strong safety, neither looking nor playing like a green newcomer. Even though he went down with a torn meniscus in his knee in early April, he'll be back at work this summer, and has already shown that he's more than capable of challenging for serious playing time. McQuay impressed too, although not quite on the scale that Cravens did. Running with the first unit at free safety when Wright went down with a hip injury, he showed off the unique skillset that made him such a prized commodity coming out of high school. With both players having made tremendous strides combining with the addition of Bailey and Bowman, the competition for the two starting safety spots is sure to be hotly contested to say the least.


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Ah yes, marrow. Love it. At home ill simply roast and top with agro-dulce.
while on the subject of rabbit, this past easter i made rabbit rillettes with bruleed sweet carrot puree. let the charcuterie talk commence.
I know it is, but I never think of heart as offal. Probably because heart is so much more meaty (it is a muscle) than most other organs. Outside of hearts and gizzards I haven't cooked much offal. Sausages and a little liver, but I haven't found a liver yet that I enjoy. I'm planning on making a version of slottir this winter though.
Thought I'd revive this old gem. We were talking about moose hunting and a friend of ours said to make sure we give the elder the moose nose for Moose Nose Jelly. 1 Upper jawbone of a moose 1 to 2 Onions, rough Chopped 1 Garlic clove, more if desired 1tb Mixed pickling spice couple of Bay Leaves 1tsp Allspice (optional) Salt and Pepper to taste ¼C Vinegar Cut the upper jaw bone of the moose just below the eyes. Some folks include the brain, some dont. Place in a large kettle of scalding water and boil for about an hour. Remove and chill in cold water. Remove the hair - these will have been loosened by the boiling and should come out relatively easily. Wash thoroughly until no hair remains. Place the nose in a kettle and cover with fresh water. Add onion, garlic, spices and vinegar. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer until the meat is tender. Let cool overnight in the liquid. When cool, take the meat out of the broth and remove the bones and the cartilage. You will have two kinds of meat, white meat from the bulb of the nose and thin strips of dark meat from along the bones and jowls. Some folks return the bones and cartilage to the stock and let simmer for awhile longer to increase the collagen (jelly) content. Slice the meat thinly and then, alternate placing layers of white and dark meat in a loaf pan. Reheat the broth to boiling then pour the broth over the meat in the loaf pan. Let cool until jelly has set. Slice and serve cold. This is very similar to how we used to make head cheese or souse from the pigs head after butchering when I was much younger.
Whole time I was reading I was thinking "this sounds like a headcheese recipe". Boars Head puts out a headcheese, but it is just ok.
Yeah, a relatively tame recipe but it was a topic for discussion the other evening while prepping for moose hunting. It does keep the elders happy and that keeps the village happy, makes it much easier to return each year. We also bring them things like coffee, tea, instant soups, TP and stuff to help them out.
Damn, I need some tongue! I love beef tongue, people i know don't understand, it's good ,liver, kidneys,hearts it's all good if cooked right. Heck, i would try try an "A "hole of of a skunk if you know how to cook it
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Just Mobile AluDisc
It should come as a surprise to no one that Just Mobile is back at it again, with yet another handsome metal Mac accessory made to fill a need you might not even know you had. This time, it's AluDisc ($70). If you guessed it's a disc of aluminum, you're right on. It's a stand, giving your iMac or Apple display the ability to rotate 360 degrees. Updated with new photos and hands-on impressions!
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It's not secret that Mac minis are powerful little machines. Whether you're running the standard consumer version, or opted to upgrade to the server edition, it can be used for some heavy duty tasks. Sonnet's xMac mini Server ($1,295) makes the most of that by fitting your computer into a rack mount, and adding expansion support. It's not for everyone, but power users and businesses should take note.
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Esoterism Tesseract Intelligent Mobile Device Station
A tesseract is defined as the four-dimensional analog of a cube, and while Esoterism's Tesseract Intelligent Mobile Device Station ($79) isn't precisely that, it's still a pretty cool stand. What you get are two machined aluminum cubes, together ready to hold your MacBook, or even an iPad. The price is higher than some users would prefer to pay for a stand, but Tesseract has a distinctive style.
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Macessity Mi360 Rotating Mount Bracket for Mac mini
It's hard not to love the Mac mini—despite its power, it's really small, and runs so quiet that you mightn't even know it's there. That said, the desk space it occupies might be a valuable commodity. If you're going to mount it under your desk, consider checking out Mi360 Rotating Mount Bracket ($55) from Macessity. Designed for 2010 and newer Mac minis, it has the unique ability to spin all the way around, handy for accessing everything that's hidden on the computer's back.
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Rain Design mTower
Aluminum MacBook stands aren't uncommon these days, but most of them look pretty similar to one another. Rain Design took the basic concept and elevated it—literally. Attractively designed, the mTower ($50) holds your laptop a few inches off the ground, and frees up desk space by aligning the computer vertically.
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TotalMount AirPort Express Mounting Kit
When Apple released the newest version of the AirPort Express, it changed the shape. In doing so, it removed the ability to mount the router on a wall outlet. If you're lacking a flat surface for the device or just want to get it out of the way, TotalMount's AirPort Express Mounting Kit may be the solution. It's listed at $30, but Amazon sells the mount for $16.
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Twelve South HiRise Stand for MacBook
Having just released HiRise for iMac, Twelve South apparently felt that the MacBook line deserves some love, too. So here it is: the HiRise Stand for MacBook ($70). Although the execution is different between the models, they both offer an attractive way to elevate your Mac to a comfortable height. This HiRise is designed to work with MacBooks of all shapes and sizes, from the 11" Air all the way up to the gone but not forgotten 17" Pro.
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We're honestly surprised by just how many well-designed vertical MacBook stands we've seen over the past few years—as laptops continue to become more popular than desktop computers, an increasing number of companies are putting some real talent into crafting these holders. The latest is Just Mobile with AluBase ($50). Made for MacBook Pros—including the Retina display-equipped 15" model—as well as MacBook Airs, the stand does one job and it looks good doing it.
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We've called Just Mobile "the master of metal" in the past, and its latest creation continues that lofty reputation. AluRack ($60) is an elegant way to store an item on the back of your iMac or Thunderbolt Display—anything from a MacBook to an external hard drive. The largely metal holder fits into the hole in the computer or monitor's leg, perfectly matching its look while becoming ready for whatever you want to place on it.
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We've been impressed with plenty of Twelve South's products in the past, but the company may have just outdone itself. Its just-announced HiRise for iMac ($80) could be its coolest product to date. HiRise not only elevates your iMac or Thunderbolt Display to one of six different levels, it also adds a hidden compartment for storing accessories. And man, does it look good. Updated October 3, 2012 with pictures and hands-on impressions!
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It's hard to feel anything but love for designers of beautiful and substantial-feeling accessories. Cooler Master had a rough start with its plasticy iPad/MacBook stand Arc, but its more recent metal creations have been gorgeous minimalist designs, fusing aluminum and rubber together with Apple-rivaling panache. Its latest stand Clutch (~$60) is another stunner, featuring two chromed sides and tight bevels that will look great when holding your MacBook Pro or Air upright, particularly when paired with a Thunderbolt Display.
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Cooler Master has been at the top of its game lately with a collection of intriguing MacBook stands. Jas Pro looks and feels great when you're actually using your machine; now L-Stand ($65) offers a stylish solution for a laptop that's hooked up to an external display or just charging on your desk. Designed to fit any MacBook Air or Pro—even the discontinued 17-incher—this metal frame is just as artistic as it is functional. Updated September 18, 2012 with hands-on pictures!
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Twelve South's BookArc line is pretty familiar to both the company's fans and pretty much anyone who's browsed through the Mac accessory section of the Apple Store: there are already versions of the aluminum stand for the MacBook Air and iPad, and now the company has updated its third version, BookArc for MacBook Pro ($50). Like most other accessories receiving minor bumps lately, BookArc has been updated to accommodate the MacBook Pro with Retina display.
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Elago is perhaps best-known for its cables and other electronic accessories, but the company makes some impressive-looking metal stands, too. L3 Stand ($70) is an elegant one-piece aluminum riser for your MacBook, akin to earlier designs the company has released for the iPad and iPhone. L3 comes in Mac-matching silver or a nice dark gray, each ready to make your laptop more desk-friendly.
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Cooler Master does its best work when it's sculpting metal, and its latest stand—Jas Pro ($70)—is no exception. It's made to be used with MacBooks but also supports iPads, and is advertised as a way to either elevate your computer for typing, or hold it upright for use with an external display.
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Outside Lands 2013: The 10 Best Things We Saw on Saturday
Nine Inch Nails bring a fancy light show, Phoenix brings 'Entertainment,' the Growlers bring their own burro painting
10. Bombino
When you've got a Black Key on your album, people will come. And a few of the wiser ones showed up at 4:30 to see Tuareg guitarist Bombino's West-Coast-meets-West-Africa jam-out sesh. He's has been plowing through the festival circuit with a style that can appeal to fans of dusty Saharan blues and rhythmic jam-rock alike. Properly turbaned for the desert (or maybe just the Bay chill), Bombino's cohorts rhythmically swayed as his guitar oozed with the liquid licks of San Francisco's own Carlos Santana. STEPHANIE BENSON
9. The Tallest Man on Earth
San Franciscans got a strong dose of earnest strum and plucked heartstrings on Saturday afternoon and not a single "Hey! Ho!" was uttered. Credit folksy Swede Kristian Matsson, who held his crowd enrapt with just a guitar, a microphone, and an off-white folding chair. A humble romantic with a taste for Dylan and Drake, the Tallest Man alternately cooed and roared his way through simple janglers like "The Gardener" and darkly tinted serpentine numbers like "Leading Me Now." While most of his songs played the plucky silver lining to the gloomy clouds above, he picked up an electric axe for "Where Do My Bluebird Fly," whipped up some stormy feedback and sung of flitting ghosts amidst fog while actual mist coated the crowd in front of him. But he rose "out of the darkness" with closer "The Wild Hunt," which became a wistful cover of Paul Simon's "Graceland" before he took his bow. CHRIS MARTINS
8. The Growlers
Sure, Nine Inch Nails had an award-worthy display of choreographed lights, but these SoCal beach bums deserve some credit for their DIY décor. This acid-fried cowpunk wasteoid sextet was surrounded by eight-foot-tall slabs of plywood painted to resemble their very own custom lotería deck, the highlights of which included: "El Barto" (a gawky version of Bart Simpson telling the world to "Suck it!"); "El Zonkey," a wigged-out burro painted to look like a zebra wearing a Tijuana headband; and "El Mundo," which featured the earth as a yin-yang surrounded by a rainbowfied ring, held aloft by a buff dude who looked far more Venice Beach than Atlas. As for the tunes, the Growlers churned out their weirdo sea shanties while sipping grog from plastic cups, singer Brooks Nielsen always in a half-lean or near-stagger à la Jack Sparrow. He fantasized about a day ("Someday") when "tall boys turn into champagne [and] bologna turns into steak," and inspired a morbid sing-along with "Sea Lion Goth Blues" ("Oh you never know when it's your time to go"), then dedicated "Gay Thoughts" to the City of S.F. C.M.
7. Grizzly Bear
Grizzly Bear had men carrying girls on shoulders out in droves. The band's presence was mostly mannered, their focus mainly on getting their cavernous choir-boy croons and swirly baroque pop to carry without getting muffled by the fog. It wasn't always successful (the dramatic builds of songs like "Ready, Able" and "While You Wait for the Others" lose a bit of their poignancy in big, open spaces) and so their newer material from Shields, the more dynamic, almost free-jazz-like arrangements, ruffled the crowd a bit more. Though nothing hit like "Two Weeks," which even had lines at the Porta Potties collectively swaying. S.B.
6. Thao & the Get Down Stay Down
"Hometown! Hometown!" Thao Nguyen shouted by way of an introduction after she and her formidable band opened with her 2010 post-punk-alt-folk breakout "Body." The S.F.-based guitarist came equipped with a bari-sax blaster, a trumpeter, and all of the usual bells and whistles, but she could have kept the crowd enthralled all on her own. Surrounded by a half-circle of stringed things just waiting for her expert touch, she cycled through hollow-bodies, banjos, electric axes (sometimes mounted for a slide performance), and something that looked violin-ish, with each stroke, strum, or shred amplifying her impassioned vocals in turn. Of course, without the Get Down Stay Down, the ramshackle grooves and occasional hoedowns of We the Common wouldn't get a chance to truly shine. Nguyen picked up steam as she went, commanding the crowd to, "Find some hips and ask for permission," before playing "When We Swam," and shortly thereafter blessing the propulsive crescendo of "Move" with an interpolation of Ludacris' "What's Your Fantasy." C.M.
5. Youth Lagoon
Youth Lagoon's Trevor Powers has transformed from reserved bedroom-pop darling to mad scientist, fit with frizzy, wild, blond-streaked hair seemingly styled by Robert Smith. It seems Powers is playing the old rebellious sophomore nowadays, attempting to alienate fans by playing almost no tracks from his first, beloved release. Instead, he barely acknowledged the crowd, looming fanatically over his keyboards, every move frantic and deliberate, as if every key he hit would result in a catastrophe. He transformed sounds from psychedelic to churchly to celestial to dissonant in dizzying fashion. His longhaired support band let him indulge, perhaps hypnotized themselves by it all. It was a dark, weird, and woozy set — even the sun chose to hide until the last chords dissipated — but by far the most haunting of the day. S.B.
4. Jurassic 5
It's been 20 years since J5 first came together in the Los Angeles underground, and even then the crew was, "On some other shit...all about the beats and the lyrics." Rap music has mutated in a dozen different directions since, but the palpable classicism and athletic ability of "Concrete Schoolyard" still has its place — more than ever, in fact, if the Outside Lands crowd was any indication. The fully reunited crew (with both Cut Chemist and DJ Nu-Mark on deck) drew more than Nine Inch Nails by a considerable margin, packing out the park's polo field with predominantly pale palms bobbing in time with the sunshiney soul-kissed beats and barbershop raps (plus that kazoo solo). Unofficially led by baritone carnival barker Chali 2na, MCs Akil, Zaakir, and Mark 7even presented a united front — "full frontal assault" might be more accurate — hustling hard to remind everyone why a highly honed posse will beat the pants off of a solo dolo rhymer any day of the week. C.M.
3. Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Shiny purple and gold suit, papal hat, and clownish makeup aside, indie rock's most vivacious frontwoman came off somehow relatable. Sure, she played the untouchable rock star, head-banging, scarf-whipping, floor-gyrating, backwards-bending in sacrificial style, screaming lines like "I'll suck your blood." But there was almost always an innocent smile behind her Jagger-esque poise as if she still can't believe she's actually doing this rock star thing for a living. Not to be outdone, though, Nick Zinner had his guitar at 11, muting the drums a bit much, but the dub groove of "Under the Earth," throbbing beats of "Mosquito," and dance-floor bounce of "Heads Will Roll" helped bring back a sexy kind of rhythm — the only kind worthy of Ms. O. S.B.
2. Phoenix
Those not in touch with their dark side, skipped dancing to Trent Reznor's gloom-pulse to instead gleefully bop along to the affable Phoenix. This side of the festival was arguably the much, much brighter — and younger — one. Every color of the rainbow flashed from the stage as light mist cleansed the bubbly crowd — who mostly seemed to think Phoenix only have two albums under their belts. (It's five.) Still, the boys played with that carefully cool composure only sophisticated Frenchmen could get away with. "Entertainment" was the lead single off this year's Bankrupt!, which means they had better damn well bring just that, and with snappy guitar and synths that fizzed and popped as impressively as Sir Paul's fireworks show the previous night, the kids ate it up with as much sugar-high glee as those chowing down on the big-ass peanut butter cups selling for a whopping $8 at the fest's formidable Choco Lands. If it was up to the under-30 crowd, you better believe Phoenix upstaged scary old Trent. S.B.
1. Nine Inch Nails
The beginning of NIN's set — their fourth show since getting back in the swing of things — must have thrilled fans of the group's icy latter-day material and filled their old-school fans with dread. An increasingly swole Trent Reznor took the stage alone for the new "Copy of A," hissing out the lyrics while the busy beat built and his bandmates joined one by one. The austere setup found each man at his own electronics station, long shadows simply silhouetted against a plain white backdrop, all signs pointing toward "cold" and "heady." But after a bit that involved Josh Eustis playing some kind of table-mounted Chinese violin, the LED panels behind each man rolled aside to reveal a full drum kit ready to be rocked, and things got smolderingly, viscerally hot at an alarming rate. While the opening songs seemed to start with burbling digitalia and build to a noisy, danceable peak, older songs like "March of the Pigs" were a firestorm from the get. The minimal backdrop transformed into a warzone of ambient red light and rapid-fire blasts of yellow from all sides.
"Terrible Lie" too was a furious seether replete with clanging sequences and punishing drum-work, while the moveable screens somehow turned the band's shadows into whorling masses of static. It's impossible to overlook the carefully choreographed lightshow and much credit is due to the stagehands who also kept the musical gear cycling through. Despite how much effort undoubtedly went in to making Reznor's 20-foot-wide face emerge from a roiling ball of Matrix-made hellfire during "Closer," Nine Inch Nails never seemed the least bit hindered. They were perfectly at ease dishing out gobs of unease from their 25-year-old Empire of Dirt (yes, they played "Hurt" too) for the entire 90 minutes. C.M.


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Birmingham City goalkeeper Maik Taylor has backed Colin Doyle to bounce back from his difficult start to life in the Premier League.
The 22-year-old Republic of Ireland international was dropped for Saturday's 2-1 victory over Derby County after making a series of costly mistakes in the opening three games of the new campaign.
But Taylor, who lost his own starting place to Doyle last season, has tipped the youngster to return a stronger force for his recent troubles.
"Doyley will be disappointed now. I've experienced that myself as well but I've always managed to bounce back. He has still got the world at his feet," said the veteran keeper.
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Speech recognition software for Linux
There are currently several speech recognition software packages for Linux, some of them being open-source and others proprietary.
Native Linux speech recognition[edit]
In the late 1990s, a Linux version of ViaVoice (created by IBM) was made available to users for no charge. However, the free SDK was removed by the developer in 2002.
Current development status[edit]
Recently, there has been a push to get a high-quality native Linux speech recognition engine developed. As a result, numerous projects dedicated to creating Linux speech recognition solutions were established. One major hurdle is the compilation of a speech corpus to enable production of acoustic models. In response, VoxForge, which aims to collect transcribed speech for the use with free and open-source speech recognition engines under the GPL license, was set up.
Speech recognition concept[edit]
The first step starts recording an audio stream on the linux machine. Then the user has two options:
- process the voice recognition on his local machine or
- submit the audio file to a remote server for converting the audio file into a text string.
The second option is used mainly on smartphones, because they do not have the performance and disk space to process the speech recognition on the phone.
Free speech recognition engines[edit]
The following is a list of current projects dedicated to implementing speech recognition in Linux, as well as major native solutions:
- CMU Sphinx is a general term to describe a group of speech recognition systems developed at Carnegie Mellon University.
- Julius is a high-performance, two-pass large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) decoder software for speech-related researchers and developers.
- Kaldi a toolkit for speech recogntion provided under the Apache licence.
Related projects:
This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
- Speech[1] uses Google's speech recognition engine to support dictation in many different languages.
- Speech Control: is a Qt-based application that uses CMU Sphinx's tools like SphinxTrain and PocketSphinx to provide speech recognition utilities like desktop control, dictation and transcribing to the Linux desktop.
- Platypus[2] is an open source shim that will allow Dragon NaturallySpeaking running under Wine to work with any Linux X11 application.
- FreeSpeech,[3] from the developer of Platypus, is a free and open source cross-platform desktop application for GTK that uses CMU Sphinx's tools to provide voice dictation, language learning, and editing in the style of Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
- Vedics[4] is a speech assistant for GNOME Environment
- Xvoice[5] (requires ViaVoice to function)
- GnomeVoiceControl[6] is a dialogue system to control the GNOME Desktop that was developed in the Google Summer of Code in 2007.
- NatI[7] is a multi-language voice control system written in Python
- CVoiceControl[8] is a KDE and X Window independent version of its predecessor KVoiceControl
- SphinxKeys[9] lets you essentially type keyboard keys and mouse clicks by speaking into your microphone. It's simple and works pretty much out of the box.
- Open Mind Speech,[10] a part of the Open Mind Initiative,[11] aims to develop free (GPL) speech recognition tools and applications, as well as collect speech data.
- PerlBox[12] is a perl based control and speech output.
- VoxForge is a free speech corpus and acoustic model repository for open source speech recognition engines.
- Simon[13] aims at being extremely flexible to compensate dialects or even speech impairments. It uses either HTK / Julius or CMU SPHINX, works on Windows and Linux and supports training.
- Speeral Speeral a group of speech recognition tools developed at University of Avignon
It is possible, though complicated, for advanced developers to create Linux speech recognition software by using existing packages derived from open-source projects.
Proprietary speech recognition engines[edit]
- Wizzscribe SI[14] is a commercial speech recognition server for Linux, launched by Wizzard software in 2006.
- Verbio ASR[15] is a commercial speech recognition server for Linux and windows platforms.
- DynaSpeak,[16] from SRI International, (speaker-independent speech recognition software development kit that scales from small- to large-scale systems, for use in commercial, consumer, and military applications)
- Janus Recognition Toolkit (JRTk)[17] is a closed source speech recognition toolkit mainly targeted at Linux developed by the Interactive Systems Laboratories developed at Carnegie Mellon University and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology for which commercial and research licenses are available.
- LumenVox Speech Engine is a commercial library for Linux and Windows for inclusion in other software. It has been integrated into the Asterisk private branch exchange system.[18]
- VoxSigma is a speech recognition software suite developed by Vocapia Research.[19]
Voice control and keyboard shortcuts[edit]
Speech recognition usually refers to software that attempts to distinguish thousands of words in a human language. Voice control may refer to software used for sending operational commands to a computer or appliance. Voice control typically requires a much smaller vocabulary and thus is much easier to implement.
Simple software combined with keyboard shortcuts, have the earliest potential for practically accurate voice control in Linux.
Running Windows speech recognition software with Linux[edit]
Using a compatibility layer[edit]
It is possible to use programs such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking in Linux, by utilizing Wine, though some problems may arise, depending on which version is used.[20]
Using virtualized Windows[edit]
It is also possible to use Windows speech recognition software under Linux. Using no-cost virtualization software, it is possible to run Windows and NaturallySpeaking under Linux. VMware Server or VirtualBox support copy and paste to/from a virtual machine, making dictated text easily transferable to/from the virtual machine.
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- ^ Speech
- ^ Platypus
- ^ FreeSpeech
- ^ Vedics
- ^ Xvoice
- ^ GnomeVoiceControl
- ^ NatI (Natural Language Interface)
- ^ CVoiceControl
- ^ SphinxKeys
- ^ Open Mind Speech
- ^ Open Mind Initiative
- ^ PerlBox
- ^ Simon
- ^ Wizzscribe SI
- ^ Verbio ASR
- ^ DynaSpeak
- ^ [1]
- ^ "Speech Recognition Software - LumenVox". Retrieved 2013-02-28.
- ^ Speech-to-text software by Vocapia
- ^ Dragon NaturallySpeaking - Wine Application Database
External links[edit]
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- Speech Synthesis & Analysis Software
- Gnome Voice Control (an incomplete speech recognition solution for GNOME) - Demonstration
- Speech Recognition Software - list of speech recognition projects and solutions in Linux
- Accessibility / SpeechRecognition - Ubuntu Help
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STAR TV (standing for Satellite Television Asian Region) (traditional Chinese: 星空傳媒; simplified Chinese: 星空传媒; pinyin: Xīngkōng Chuánméi; Jyutping: Sing1hung1 Cyun4mui4) is an Asian TV service owned by 21st Century Fox.
In 2009, News Corporation restructured STAR Asia into 3 units – STAR India, STAR Greater China and Fox International Channels Asia.[1]
Shiau Hong-chi says that Murdoch's purchase of STAR TV in 1992 was based on a theory of media globalization assuming that people across nations and languages will watch the same TV programs. Shiau says that the original plan for STAR TV was to broadcast popular American shows to Asian audience with as little effort as possible. However the plan was unsuccessful and STAR TV had to invest on local branches to make local shows.[2]
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- ^ News Corporation Restructures Broadcast Businesses in Asia
- ^ Shiau, Hong-chi. Animating the cute, the mean and the beautiful: the production and consumption of animation: Taiwan's struggles in the age of globalization. Saarbrucken [Germany]: VDM, Verlag Dr. Muller. 2008. ISBN 3639093976


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Shutter is a survival horror game that you must progress through levels while avoiding the paranormal and solving puzzles. The story will progress as the player goes through the levels.This Game will focus not only you recording Even his Story and his Life. You take the role of a Reporter named Connor, which will be reporting Pennyhill, a Dark Hunted Asylum. You will be equipped with the latest equipment; Animated camera which includes night-vision and a Shutter effect. Filming every action you take and taking screenshot's of paranormal Activities. Game will include feature's like Panic-bar/Fear, Slow-mo, Stealth, investigation And much much more.
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Dec 23, 2012 Newswhat about the options ? what exactly are the key bindings ? Thank u ^_^
Is there a search for the most annoying person to review games these days? As an older gamer, (early 30s) I'm seeing this a lot by these 20-something year-olds that act like jack Object while reviewing a game. I realize this game is free, but this guy is so annoying, I couldn't even finish the video.
Dude If you have a problem with a review from someone who is younger than you, well make your own review then, its not his fault that he doesn't please you, and as a 16 year old gamer who does game reviews and let's plays, I find that,its people like you who don't appreciate how lucky you are to being able to watch a review of a game before playing it, and with the people who review the game, 9 out of 10 don't watch other reviews until after their review is out. So please if you really have that big of problem go make your own review, with face cam reaction, game play and sound, instead of whining about how "oh i couldn't even finish the video".
Wrong, exprez is correct. I'm 21 years old, and to be honest, there are too many immature fellas' that just get a game, they don't like it, and make a video to talk Object about it. Why not make a review about what could be put into it to make it better instead of raging against it. People have to learn how to do things right instead of just jumping off of the cliff.
It wasn't said before, but person can do good review no matter how old he or she is. It's a review so there must be followed some standards, introduction, which should not be about some different game we don't care about. He should be focused on the game as he is presenting the content, not making terrible jokes instead. Talking about pros and cons, that's the part when he makes critics, not hating or something. And please don't tell me I should do the comentary too, it's not your decision. Btw, nobody cares how old are you, it doesn't have to do anything with your point of view.
Don't really know how to deal with the spiky monster thing that attacks you when you attempt to go through the door past the keyring with the three keys like 5 minutes into the game. He kinda disappears but still attacks.
I did a review of this game on my website! Thelukamegurine.com
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A strange request but go to settings/account sync look for your Google account ... ----posted maxx'ed out----
Why is this request strange? Is one better than the other? Why? all I know is I have to stop one of them, I am getting duplicate entries and other wierd stuff in my contacts. I am open to suggestions for either one.
In contacts go to settings. Then contact storage. It'll give you a choice of where to back up to. One difference is that google backs up the contact avatars as well. Sent from my DROID RAZR using DroidForums
Strange because most android users would rather use Google. Not often seen in reverse .... ----posted maxx'ed out----
I've had issues with Verizon Backup Assistant. I export the contacts from Verizon Backup Assistant site and import them into Google Contact on the web. Too many issues on android to use Backup Assistant. Do a factory reset and start over.


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ST. PAUL -- The final Friday of the 2011 Minnesota Legislature opened with a prayer that upset many House members by a Minneapolis man critics call anti-gay.
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