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CCI: Skybound Welcomes Schulner & Ryp's "Clone"
Robert Kirkman's Skybound imprint introduces "Clone," a new series by David Schulner with art by Juan Jose Ryp about a man who wakes up to discover multiple versions of himself interfering with his life.
PRESS RELEASE: Image, Top Cow & Skybound Announce CCI 2012 Signing Schedule
Activision Announces "The Walking Dead" Shooter
Activision has announced a first-person shooter based on Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" television show on AMC starring characters Daryl and Merle Dixon.
PRESS RELEASE: Image Comics Exclusives at Comic-Con International
REVIEW: "Thief of Thieves" #6
Greg McElhatton gives "Thief of Thieves" #6 4.5 stars calling the issue by Nick Spencer, Robert Kirkman and Shawn Martinbrough "a fun overall story with great snappy dialogue, and some gorgeous art."
EXCLUSIVE: Adlard Brings Zombie Hordes to "The Walking Dead Magazine"
Titan Magazines and Skybound has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Charlie Adlard's zombie horde cover for the inaugural issue of "The Walking Dead: The Official Magazine."
PRESS RELEASE: Kirkman & Titan Launch "Walking Dead Magazine"
Telltale's "The Walking Dead" is "Starved for Help"
This week sees the release of Telltale Games' second chapter of its five-part episodic "The Walking Dead" video game, "Starved For Help" on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network and PC. CBR has the breakdown and new trailer.
"Walking Dead" #100 Gets One More Variant Cover
Participants in the Walking Dead Escape obstacle course taking over Petco Park during Comic-Con International will find themselves the owners of an exclusive variant cover edition of the comic's 100th issue.
"Lucille is Coming" In Kirkman & Adlard's "The Walking Dead" #100
Image Comics has released a mysterious teaser for Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's "The Walking Dead" #100 with three words: "Lucille is Coming."
"The Walking Dead" Michonne Action Figure Debuts at CCI 2012
Fan-favorite "The Walking Dead" character Michonne is set to receive a CCI 2012 exclusive action figure from Robert Kirkman's Skybound and McFarlane Toys based on series artist Charlie Adlard's character design.
PRESS RELEASE: "The Walking Dead Escape" Partners with Greg Nicotero's KNB EFX
Will "Walking Dead" #100 Break Sales Barriers?
Reports are coming in that the 100th issue of Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" and its nine covers will reach nearly 330,000 units sold making it the best-selling comic of the past several years.
PRESS RELEASE: Kirkman's "Thief Of Thieves" #1 Stays Hot, Gets Fifth Printing
Pipeline - 6/12/2012
Augie looks ahead to three titles from Robert Kirkman's Image imprint, as well as the collected editions DC Comics will release this fall, not the least of which is an Amanda Conner art book.
Kirkman & Hyundai Devise a Zombie-Proof Car
As part of "The Walking Dead's" 100th issue celebration, Robert Kirkman's Skybound has teamed up with Hyundai to design a zombie-proof Elentra GT for the post-apocalyptic world.
EXCLUSIVE: Wear "The Walking Dead" On Your Wrist(watch)
CBR has the exclusive debut of Vannen Watches' new "Walkers 2.0" wrist watch autographed by Robert Kirkman's and featuring the undead "Walking Dead" art of Charlie Adlard. The watches go on sale online Friday.
EXCLUSIVE: Rick Grimes Against The World in Hitch's "Walking Dead" #100 Variant
Image Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Bryan Hitch's variant cover for "The Walking Dead" #100 by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard.
Exhuming "The Walking Dead" With Charlie Adlard
Artist Charlie Adlard discusses his and Robert Kirkman's creative synergy, celebrating "The Walking Dead's" 100th issue, seeing his characters translated to television, the role of gore in the series and more.
CBR TV @ C2E2: Nick Spencer on "Thieves," "Morning Glories" & "Bedlam"
Writer Nick Spencer spoke to CBR TV about "Thief of Thieves" with Robert Kirkman, "Morning Glories'" high body count, and his Halloween release, "Bedlam," with artist Riley Rossmo.
Kirkman and Skybound Announce "The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego"
"The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman has announced a live-action event recreating the post-apocalyptic comic book world for a survival obstacle course at Comic-Con International at San Diego.
PRESS RELEASE: Kirkman's "Thief of Thieves" Steals Fourth Printing
PRESS RELEASE: Telltale Releases Launch Trailer for "The Walking Dead" Video Game Series
PRESS RELEASE: Hester & Nauck Bring Kirkman's "Guarding the Globe" Back to Image
ECCC12: Kirkman and Company Discuss Skybound
Robert Kirkman headlined a panel featuring Skybound creators discussing the direction of the imprint and what to expect from current and upcoming projects. Plus, "The Walking Dead for Kids!"
ECCC12: Kirkman Keeps "Walking Dead" in Seattle
Image Comics partner Robert Kirkman spilled the beans on all things "Walking Dead" including details about Season Three of the AMC TV show, his other Image Comics titles, and more.
Robert Kirkman Remains "Invincible" & "Thieving"
In advance of his appearance at Emerald City Comic Con, Robert Kirkman reveals new details about his ongoing series "Invincible" and "Thief of Thieves" including upcoming crossovers, inter-dimensional adventures and criminal activities.
"Playboy" Reveals Origins of "The Walking Dead's" Michonne in April Issue
The origin of fan-favorite character Michonne is revealed in a special feature drawn by "The Walking Dead" artist Charlie Adlard found in the April issue of "Playboy."
Martinbrough Draws a Bead on "Thief of Thieves"
Artist Shawn Martinbrough speaks to CBR about his work on the Robert Kirkman and Nick Spencer-written series and offers a look at the second issue, out this week from Image Comics.
PRESS RELEASE: Get "The Walking Dead" Vol. 1 Free at the ComiXology Booth During WonderCon 2012
IMAGE EXPO: Questions & Answers with Image Partner Robert Kirkman
Writer Robert Kirkman gave fans the scoop on Mark Grayson's fate in "Invincible," told stories from "The Walking Dead" writer's room and hinted at an expansion of a certain board game.
IMAGE EXPO: Kirkman, Spencer, Seifert on Skybound in 2012
Robert Kirkman's Skybound imprint at Image Comics is home to zombies, master thieves, super heroes, and occult doctors, and CBR was on hand for the imprint's panel at Image Expo.
Kirkman on "Thief of Thieves," "Walking Dead" & Writer's Rooms
Image Comics partner Robert Kirkman speaks with CBR about the launch of his new title "Thief of Thieves," Image Expo, "The Walking Dead," and the future of "The Infinite."
Liefeld Says "The Infinite" is Over, Cites Creative Differences
Rob Liefeld, artist of Image's "The Infinite," stated over the weekend that the series is "over," citing creative differences with writer/co-creator Robert Kirkman's Skybound imprint.
PRESS RELEASE: "Walking Dead - Rise of the Governor" Gets Deluxe Treatment
Brandon Seifert Resuscitates "Witch Doctor"
Writer Brandon Seifert spoke with CBR News about his and artist Lukas Ketner's original "Witch Doctor" miniseries, the "Resuscitation" one-shot and being discovered by Robert Kirkman and his Skybound imprint.
Kirkman Preps "Walking Dead's" Mid-Season Finale
While his shocking AMC series remains a certifiable smash hit, Robert Kirkman busies himself with the task of upping the zombie craziness of "The Walking Dead," adapting his comics to include Shane and preparing for a mid-season finale.
EXCL. PREVIEWS: "Hack/Slash" #19, "Witch Doctor" #4
Image Comics has provided CBR with exclusive looks at Tim Seeley's "Hack/Slash" #19 and "Witch Doctor" #4, both in stores Wednesday, November 2!
NYCC: Kirkman is Skybound in New York
Image Comics partner Robert Kirkman discussed the future of his Skybound imprint at New York Comic Con plus news on projects with writer Brandon Seifert and artist Shawn Martinbrough.
EXCL. PREVIEWS: "Darkness" #93, "Red Wing" #3, "Witch Doctor" #3
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR Presents exclusive previews of "The Darkness" #93, "The Red Wing" #3 and "Witch Doctor" #3. All three titles go on sale Wednesday, September 21.
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Batman: Streets of Gotham #7
Easily Paul Dini's best issue to date, "Batman: Streets of Gotham" reads like a disturbing episode of "Batman: The Animated Series."
|Mon, December 21st, 2009
X-Force #22
Clayton Crain's techno-gothic artistry saves this from being yet another zombie superhero comic.
|Mon, December 21st, 2009
Dark Avengers #12
What started out promising feels like a deus ex machina ending, even as it all-but-ensures that one character is going away shortly.
|Sun, December 20th, 2009
Astonishing X-Men #33
Like the previous 32 issues of this series, it may not align nicely with current developments in the Marvel U, but it's probably better that way.
|Sun, December 20th, 2009
Amazing Spider-Man #615
Javier Pulido swings into town and makes Fred Van Lente's script sparkle.
|Sun, December 20th, 2009
What If? Daredevil vs. Elektra #1
The resurrected Matt Murdock leads the Hand and comes up against SHEILD Agent Elektra Natchios. Definitely not the Marvel you know!
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
Batman #694
Tony Daniel makes this issue feel like the middle of an event, and that's not a bad thing.
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
The Brave and the Bold #30
Straczynski is living out the dreams of many a fanboy in his time on "B&B," as he connects random characters. Saiz takes it from there and the duo delivers a book that is consistently enjoyable.
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
Power Girl #7
A funny, entertaining issue that's hampered by a clichéd and unoriginal plot. The talent is there, the story just doesn't let it shine through like it should.
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
Justice League of America #40
"Justice League of America" is overly violent and a little monotonous. Oh boy.
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
The Hulk #18
Who needs nuanced, distinct characters when you can create more big bruisers to pound on one another?
|Sat, December 19th, 2009
The Complete Alice in Wonderland #1
"Curiouser and curiouser," as Dynamite continues to explore the stories from other media that many a modern comic book reader grew up with. In this case, "Alice in Wonderland."
|Thu, December 17th, 2009
Godland #30
Who doesn't want a comic book featuring Kadeem Hardison? Remember him? Dwayne Wayne from "A Different World?" He's in this book! That's cool, right?
|Thu, December 17th, 2009
Green Lantern Corps #43
To celebrate Christmas, Guy Gardner puts on a red ring, so he can decorate Oa in green and red. Or maybe this has something to do with "Blackest Night."
|Thu, December 17th, 2009
The Authority: The Lost Year #4
A few fantastic pages at the end can't make up for the boring issue that precedes it, as this is a textbook example of going through the motions storytelling.
|Thu, December 17th, 2009
Ms. Marvel #48
A message is being sent for Ms. Marvel. Someone is killing innocent people in Captain Mar-vell's name just to draw Ms. Marvel's attention. The cover image and our preview kinda spoil it for you.
|Wed, December 16th, 2009
Mighty Avengers #32
"Mighty/Dark" starts here, and it's an Avengers tale from top to bottom, stem to stern. This is what "Mighty Avengers" fans have been waiting for.
|Wed, December 16th, 2009
Dark X-Men #2
The return of Nate Grey continues as Norman Osborn's X-Men prepare to kill him. Short return, I guess.
|Wed, December 16th, 2009
Captain America: Reborn #5
Captain America finally returns to his body, at the right time. But he's not the only person using it.
|Wed, December 16th, 2009
Daredevil #503
After a slightly predictable second issue, Diggle and De La Torre are back up to full strength in a story that could go any which way.
|Tue, December 15th, 2009
X-Factor #200
"X-Factor" fans rejoice! The book you grew to look forward to every month? It's back.
|Tue, December 15th, 2009
What If? World War Hulk #1
"What If?" examines the events of "World War Hulk" to see how things could have gone.
|Tue, December 15th, 2009
Unwritten #8
When does an innocent belief in fiction cross the line into delusion? That's what the latest "Unwritten" asks, but the answer is undercut by the book's larger narrative somewhat.
|Tue, December 15th, 2009
Incorruptible #1
Mark Waid has spun an exciting tale in the pages of "Irredeemable" by telling the story of a hero gone horrible. What happens when a villain tries to make things right? Waid knows and he wants to share.
|Tue, December 15th, 2009
The Return of King Doug
From the magical kingdom of Valdonia to the Poconos, "The Return of King Doug" features the adventures of a young boy and his revisiting those adventurous realms years later.
|Mon, December 14th, 2009
Secret Six #16
Black Alice is looking for a pack to run with, and it seems as though the Secret Six might be that pack, regardless of whether they want her around.
|Mon, December 14th, 2009
Vril Dox is not, under any circumstances, a team player.
|Mon, December 14th, 2009
Adventure Comics #5
A good series goes off the rails here, as Superboy Prime invades the DC offices, literally.
|Sun, December 13th, 2009
Action Comics #884
Lois Lane steals the show here; unfortunately, the stars are actually Nightwing, Flamebird, and Captain Atom
|Sun, December 13th, 2009
Deathlok #2
Lan Medina's art has a sickeningly soft yet grotesquely beautiful look to it, and that's about right for this series, even if the story seems off.
|Sun, December 13th, 2009
Daytripper #1
Moon and Ba provide some beautiful imagery, but the themes drip across the surface of this story.
|Sun, December 13th, 2009
Sword #2
Gyrich decides to round up all the aliens on Earth while Brand and Beast tackle Death's Head.
|Fri, December 11th, 2009
X-Men Forever #13
A solid issue that has Illyana become Black Magick and her brother and friends try to restore her.
|Fri, December 11th, 2009
Magog #4
What happens when you take a character that embodies all that's bad about superhero comics in the '90s and give him his own book? It's bad. Surprise!
|Fri, December 11th, 2009
Doom Patrol #5
"Blackest Night" continues here with the "resurrected" Doom Patrollers raising hell on Oolong Island. In the backup tale, the Metal Men take on artificially intelligent mannequins, the Clique.
|Fri, December 11th, 2009
Black Widow: Deadly Origin #2
"Black Widow: Deadly Origin" mixes the past and present together, but for those who read closely, you'll be well rewarded.
|Thu, December 10th, 2009
Batgirl #5
The Batman corner of the DC Universe gets kinda cozy and more than a little bit awkward in this issue as Batman and Robin -- Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne -- cross paths with the new Batgirl.
|Thu, December 10th, 2009
Punishermax #2
"Punishermax" is almost like reading a mature readers "Ultimate Kingpin" origin, but in this case I'm offering that up as a compliment.
|Thu, December 10th, 2009
Amazing Spider-Man #614
"The Gauntlet" marches on, and a New York City landmark pays the price.
|Thu, December 10th, 2009
Spider-Man and the Secret Wars #1
An all-ages retelling of "Secret Wars," but with a lot for old-time fans to enjoy as well.
|Wed, December 9th, 2009


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December 31, 2010: The launch of a US version of Top Gear has met with a lukewarm response ... is it too soon to judge or is it a formula than cannot bridge the cultural divide?
- Ferrari news
- Verstappen backs third-car proposals
December 31, 2010: Former Formula One journeyman Jos Verstappen has backed Ferrari's push to allow top teams to enter third cars in the sport
- Williams news
- Williams denies Maldonado bought his seat
December 31, 2010: Williams chairman Adam Parr has dismissed suggestions the team's new recruit Pastor Maldonado is little more than a Formula One "pay driver"
- Team Lotus
- Windtunnel two years away - Gascoyne
December 30, 2010: Mike Gascoyne has admitted it will take up to two years for Team Lotus to start using its own windtunnel and five years before its starts to compete with Formula One's biggest names
- Di Resta deserves F1 chance - Stewart
December 30, 2010: Sir Jackie Stewart has tipped fellow Scot Paul di Resta to make his Formula One debut in 2011
- Ferrari news
- 2011 Ferrari passes crash tests
December 30, 2010: Ferrari's 2011 chassis has passed a sequence of crucial crash tests, according to Italian media reports
- The Pits
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December 29, 2010: A Spanish website has admitted a news story about Santander buying into the Spanish team HRT was a hoax
- Tyre news
- Pirelli happy after five-day Bahrain test
December 29, 2010: Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery is confident his tyre company will deliver in 2011 after completing its latest private test in Bahrain
- The Pits
- Buemi breaks waterslide record
December 29, 2010: Sebastien Buemi has been keeping busy over Formula One's winter break and has even found the time to set a new record
- HRT news
- KERS 'inefficient', says HRT's Cuquerella
December 29, 2010: HRT engineer Toni Cuquerella believes Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) are "inefficient" and returning to Formula One in 2011 for marketing reasons
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- 'No chance' of F1 return - Montoya
December 29, 2010: NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya has ruled out the possibility of returning to Formula One in the future
- Mercedes news
- Rosberg staying realistic about 2011 chances
December 29, 2010: Nico Rosberg has played down Mercedes' chances of competing with Formula One's frontrunners right from the start of next season
- Red Bull news
- 2011 Red Bull an evolution of 2010 car - Newey
December 29, 2010: Red Bull's 2011 car will be an evolution of the championship-winning RB6 rather than a radical new design, according to chief designer Adrian Newey
- The Pits
- Top Gear in hot water over burka show
December 29, 2010: The BBC's Top Gear show has landed itself in hot water after the three presenters dressed in burkas during their Christmas Special
- Ferrari news
- 'I'm not afraid of Vettel' - Alonso
December 28, 2010: Fernando Alonso has responded to comments that Luca di Montezemolo made earlier last week when he claimed Sebastian Vettel would one day drive for Ferrari
- McLaren
- Personal problems cost Hamilton title tilt in 2010
December 28, 2010: Lewis Hamilton has revealed problems in his personal life as a contributed to his failure to recapture the Formula One title in 2010
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- Vietnam Grand Prix rumours quashed
December 27, 2010: Recent rumours that the FIA is looking at Vietnam as a possible venue for a grand prix have been played down by circuit advisor Hans Geist
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- Luca Filippi harbours Formula One ambitions
December 27, 2010: Luca Filippi has not given up on getting a drive in Formula One in 2011
- HRT news
- HRT boss slams sponsors
December 24, 2010: HRT owner Jose Ramon Carabante has accused sponsors of not appreciating the full value of Formula One, adding his team needs to be judged on its long-term performance
- The Pits
- BBC set to replace Legard with Coulthard?
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1. Shayeba said on Sept. 24, 2012
What is the international student acceptance rate and international student percentage in the university of texas at austin?
Sept. 19, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas — Preliminary numbers released by The University of Texas at Austin indicate that the university has its largest-ever freshman class this fall, with 8,092 first-time students, an increase of 13.2 percent from last fall.
In addition, total enrollment at the university for the 2012 fall semester increased to 52,213 students, an increase of 2.2 percent and the university's second largest enrollment. The largest was 52,261 in fall 2002.
"The university's reputation as a place for a first-class education continues to grow, and that high academic standing is reflected in the growth in enrollment," said Vice Provost and Director of Admissions Kedra Ishop. "We've seen an increase in application numbers and in acceptance rates of our offers – a trend that we can expect to continue."
The preliminary figures are based on the enrollment on the 12th day of class and are subject to change. Final figures will be released in October, said Kristi D. Fisher, associate vice provost and director of the Office of Information Management and Analysis.
To accommodate the increase in first-time students, the university has added additional advisers, orientation sessions and other resources, said David Laude, newly appointed senior vice provost for enrollment and graduation management. A team in the Provost's Office has been tasked with identifying course needs, including lab capacity, to make sure that seats are available in required core courses.
"We've known for a few months now that the size of this class was going to present some special challenges," said Laude, a professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. "This class is large because many of our efforts to recruit the best and brightest paid off. We're now working to ensure this class has what it needs to be successful and refining our planning models so we can better anticipate enrollment next year."
Other key trends in the report include:
There are 39,977 undergraduates, 11,128 graduate students and 1,108 law students enrolled.
[1] The university changed its method of reporting race and ethnicity with the 2010 reporting cycle to conform to the format adopted by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Reporting changes include the introduction of two new race-reporting categories, "Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander" and "Two or More." Students identifying themselves in more than one category with one being Hispanic are reported in the "Hispanic" category only, in accordance with federal guidelines.
Students identifying themselves as black, or in more than one category with one being black (and not Hispanic), are reported in the "total black" category. All other students identifying themselves in more than one category (neither Hispanic nor black) are reported in the "Two or More" category.
For more information, contact: Tara Doolittle, 471-4550.
1. Shayeba said on Sept. 24, 2012
What is the international student acceptance rate and international student percentage in the university of texas at austin?
2. Tara Doolittle said on Sept. 24, 2012
This year we received 3,211 applications from international students applying as first-time freshmen. The admit rate was 25 percent. Of those admitted, 308 enrolled. So international students make up about 3.8 percent of this year's freshman class.
Based on our preliminary tally, our total international student enrollment this fall is 9.1 percent, which includes graduate students.
Tara Doolittle, University Communications
3. kevin thill said on Sept. 26, 2012
What are the capacities and acceptance rates of the various colleges within the university?
4. Tara Doolittle said on Oct. 1, 2012
That level of detail will not be available until the enrollment numbers are finalized later this fall.
Tara Doolittle, University Communications


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What kind of control panel comes with the package? (If any at all)
Phoronix: Intel Releases Updated Linux GPU Tools
For those with Intel graphics on Linux and are interested in the lower-level workings of the hardware or in testing out new code, Intel's Open-Source Technology Center has released a new version of their GPU Tools package...
What kind of control panel comes with the package? (If any at all)
None, Intel uses driconf like all other open drivers.
Great, now if they would only open-source MKL.
They are register dumpers and writers, with some other tools like top. What kind of GUI would be useful for those?
Its really great but can any one share the performance of it.


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Can SharePoint keep up with collaboration competition?
Collaboration tools like Dropbox and Google Drive are taking SharePoint's share of the market, but what can Microsoft do to bolster functionality?
October 06, 2008
New SQL Server BI features could cut IT chores
The next release of Microsoft's SQL Server database brings self-service analysis tools and better reporting features straight to end users. But will it be less work for IT?
September 16, 2008
SharePoint performance demands finely tuned SQL Server, storage
You need proper storage, on-point SQL Server and 64-bit gear and settings to get the SharePoint performance you need.
July 08, 2008
Microsoft sets price for hosted Exchange and SharePoint
More IT shops are asking questions about hosted Exchange Server 2007 simply because they don't want the burden of managing it themselves.
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Getting started with the SharePoint Online Management Shell
The SharePoint Online Management Shell offers a new cmdlet set that runs in PowerShell to manage users, organizations and site collections. Continue Reading
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The Kerry County Council also quashed the rumors, tweeting, "Despite all the rumors doing the rounds on Twitter, Fungie the Dolphin is alive and well #Fungie". Dolphins can live 50 years at the outside.
It's believed that Fungi was born in the mid-1970s and turned up in Dingle Harbour in 1984. Although dolphins usually travel in pods Fungi seems to prefer the company of humans and spends his day swimming with the local boats and tourist tours.
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The a37 does not overheat. At least mine does not. I owned a a33 and I know what overheating is.
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With its usual alacrity, Sony has managed to release seven SLT models since it first launched the concept in August 2010. In that time, the range has expanded from two models to four and the A37 has a role to play in ensuring the line-up makes sense. Most consumers (understandably) care little about product differentiation but the A37 helps make Sony's lineup more coherent than it's been in a while - making it easier to work out which product is for you.
The A37 replaces the entry-level A35 and uses essentially the same body that it shared with the original A33 and A55. The hand grip has been modified - making the finger grip slightly deeper and more comfortable. Beyond that, Sony has added the second-generation version of Sony's 16MP sensor. It also adds a series of features from recent, higher-end SLT models, such as lens correction, focus peaking and the lag-reducing 'electronic first curtain' option.
These changes mean the four-model SLT range are all based on the same generation of technology, with logical increases in features and capabilities as you move up the range. In order to make the A37 even more distinct, its rear screen has been downgraded, compared to the A35. It gains a tilt up/down mechanism but shrinks down to a low-resolution 2.6" 230k dot panel, rather than the 920k dot, 3" version the A35 shared with the more expensive A57. The benefit to the user is another $100 taken off the MSRP - meaning the A37 is being launched at a price $150 lower than the original A33.
Beyond this, the changes are subtle - the A37 gains the A57's improved viewfinder optics, and it becomes the only SLT not to shoot 60p video - instead offering 60i and 24p as its highest frame rate options, both at 24Mbps. The A35's continuous shooting rates are unchanged, with the camera offering 7 frame-per-second bursts at reduced resolution (8.4MP) in a mainly automated mode.
The A37 gains the A57's 'By Pixel Super Resolution' intelligent interpolation, with the 'Clear Image Zoom' it brings. It also allows the introduction of the 'Auto Portrait Framing' feature that looks for a good portrait crop in images with a face in them and saves an upsized crop alongside your original image.
The other area the A37 is impressive is the degree to which it accommodates video shooters. It features built-in stereo microphones, a wind-cut filter and the ability to autofocus during movie shooting (with phase-detection AF that should minimize over-shoot). There's also a stereo mic input for more committed shooting. And, if you're willing to use manual focus, you gain more manual control over exposure can use the focus peaking contrast highlighting to help with manual focus following.
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The arrival of the A37 leaves the Sony SLT lineup looking more coherent than it has in some time, with an obvious separation of features between each model.
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That video just shows a possible customization.
And while the option for the menu to be put in the window decoration will now be available, you'll have to enable it yourself if you want it ..
http://youtu.be/wYJZrHgfjks?t=3m40s (3 minutes, 40 seconds). If it is not the default, then OK.
The article is about support for placing your menu as a button in the window decoration, it is not activated as default. And it think it is up to the theme where it is placed if activated. They have also two different sorts of global menus beside the default traditional kde menu. One you can place in the Panel and one independent of the panel.
So am I the only one who left KDE 4 for Gnome 3? I'll keep quiet in this flame war then...
Gnome 3 is in a quite strage situation: Most (afaik) flexible and customizable architecture with the least UI tools for configuration.
You can control almost everything with the help of Gnome shell extensions, but you cannot fix any inconvenience without them (say, keyboard layout per window).
I believe UI designers and developers come from different groups.
I don't think GNOME have any clear direction.
Maybe some people in the team just did some random crazy things so they could write something fancy about doing UX on their resume.
They forced something on that nobody wanted and alienated a lot of users.
Big companies like Microsoft and Apple throw out millions on inventing stuff, getting it tested, getting user response, etc.
GNOME doesn't have those resources, yet they still wanted to invent, so they just come up with random untried stuff that nobody really liked and didn't listen to feedback.
blackbox is the most sophisticated desktop in existence.
For that matter, so is WindowMaker. Feature complete and tight as a drum.
note: there were screen shots here but crap my host is messing up.
Flaws with KDE:
Oxygen sucks. It's horrendous on the eyes. But you can change it. Also you can increase font sizes.
Flaws with Gnome:
I can't change the font by default. Glass Jungle, village, or just garden. Holy Cow!
Like in other threads about Gnome3, I just want to balance out all the hate and say I really like it. All the negativity held me back from using it, giving me a preconceived opinion, but now I'm happy I did. Look forward to how it develops (like the example with Gnome 2.0 and 2.32). Sure there's Mac envy, but the whole world has that. In my opinion I much much prefer Gnome3 to OSX. The usability and workflow in Gnome3 feels more comfortable for me than OSX, which I have to use some times (no idea about Win8, don't care a bit).
Maybe I'm in the minority with this opinion. I loved Gnome1, hated the early Gnome2, used E16 exclusively for ~6 years, went back to late Gnome2 because of work, tolerated it and then liked it. Now I like working in Gnome3, and actually am a bit excited about it. We're all different, but I must say the hate is getting old.
One thing that will make me scream with anger though, is if Gnome3 removes the ability to use sloppy focus! Can't work without it, and hate OSX for not giving me the option. Please don't copy that, Gnome-devs!
Lastly, I agree TweakTool should be build in, makes no sense it is a separate download. And I use dual monitors, no problem with that (essential for my work, so happy it works like before). Haven't tried 3 monitors though.


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Wish there was a category for car mascots as this fits in with that as a category far better than hood ornaments does.
The Design for the Triomphe hood ornament was conceived by one of the best art deco sculptors of the period, F. Bazin, and he was considered probably as the finest, as his pieces if signed, go for the big bucks. The design on this piece has very fine detail. even in the straights of his hair.


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- Nada Alachkar; Serena M Bagnasco; Robert A Montgomery; Eculizumab for the treatment of two recurrences of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome in a kidney allograft. Transplant international : official journal of the European Society for Organ Transplantation 2012;25(8):e93-5. 2012
- Adnan Sharif; Nada Alachkar; Serena Bagnasco; Duvuru Geetha; Gaurav Gupta; Karl Womer; Lois Arend; Lorraine Racusen; Robert Montgomery; Edward Kraus; Incidence and outcomes of BK virus allograft nephropathy among ABO- and HLA-incompatible kidney transplant recipients. Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN 2012;7(8):1320-7. 2012
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- N Alachkar; R Ugarte; E Huang; K L Womer; R Montgomery; E Kraus; H Rabb; Stem cell factor, interleukin-16, and interleukin-2 receptor alpha are predictive biomarkers for delayed and slow graft function. Transplantation proceedings 2010;42(9):3399-405. 2010
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- Post Transplant Day 2 Serum and Urine Inflammatory Biomarkers Predict Early Acute Rejection and Acute Tubular Necrosis on Biopsy and Delayed Graft function; Nada Alachkar, Richard Ugarte, Edmund Huang, Karl Womer, Robert Montgomery, Edward Kraus and Hamid Rabb. Transplant Nephrology and Transplant Surgery, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. Poster presented at the ASN Renal Week in November 2008
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Raisin Scones Recipe
I have never paid much attention to scones–I don't even remember the last time I had them, but it all changed when I was on my cruise vacation. Being on a giant ship 24 hours x 9 days—mostly sea bound—means that the best past time on board was to eat. Every afternoon, I had scones for my afternoon tea, and of course, a crepe or two. And then one fine day, I fathomed that scones are such great things to eat—under the shade on the deck overlooking the azure blue sea—over a cup of tea or tea.
So, that was how I discovered them and marked the start of my love affair with scones, especially raisin scones. I have always loved raisins and in this recipe, raisins give that extra sweetness and add moisture to the scones.
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Beautiful scones bee! I know we are a rare breed but I love raisins too :)
I love scones with homemade strawberry jam, esp those from Smokehouse in Fraser's Hill. Thanks for bring back the memories. Have not been there for 5 years. Those from Cameron Highlands are not the same. Hope to try your recipe.
Yours look way way better than the ones next to the original recipe. :-)
what a yummy looking scones… stop waving at me.. OK?!!..
I say "NOOOOOOOOOOOO"…..
I will fall in love with you, scones….. pls.. dun look at me like that…. can u?…
Else I will jump in to get you… :P
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Thanks for willing at add my blog to yours.. Appreciated that…
Being an Aussie, I love scones. Yours look great and nice and moist.
was wondering if u could link my blog n promotte my cupcakes!!!
Beautiful scones.
Annie makes some awesome scones. They're very popular with all our friends. Way, way better than the kind you can get in Cameron Highlands. We'll have to blog about ours soon.
these look gr8. i'm yet to try out scaones, and am going to save this recipe for when that day finally arrives :p,
Nice to see you back in action.
bless you for making scones. i cannot do without em. Cream tea is life! :)
i love em with really good homemade strawberry jam and clotted cream. one of the most relaxing, comforting things ever.
these are beautiful. i never bother with an egg wash or sorts to give it that top shine, but maybe i really should now that i've seen these :)
true, scones don't register for 99.9% malaysians !
u r awesome!! i like to read ur blog SO MUCH!!! it inspires me not to give up my hobbies..
i noticed that u stated 'teaspoon of vanilla extract'..may i know if it's 1 teaspoon or wat? please guide.. thanks..
P/S: please keep up this good job!! and thanks!!! =D
Scones are very English, but I like them. :)
in future pls use grams or ozs in your measurement as cups are not very accurate like 1/2 cup butter, etc. thanks
Hi Anonymous – I don't use grams or ozs that much as most people do not have a scale at home, but many home cooks have measuring cups at home. Sorry for the inconvenience.
This raisin scones look so good! I will try to make it using your raisin scones recipe
I tried your scones recipe last night.
However, I had trouble with the dough. I followed the recipe word for word but when I got to the dough part, it turned out really sticky, so I couldn't roll it out and use the cookie cutter. It still taste good nonetheless. Maybe you could explain to me the methods even clearer. I'd very much like to try it again.
I made this recipe today, however when I tasted it there was way too much baking soda. It was disappointing because they looked and smelled so good. I was just wondering if perhaps it is 1 teaspoon of baking soda rather than 1 tablespoon? I followed the recipe exactly. Thanks for your help!!
I am planning to try this out soon – I see from other recipes that 1 tablespoon of baking powder is just about right. As baking soda differs from baking powder, I suppose 1 tablespoon of baking powder will work?
Hi, Would you mind to clarify if your recipe calls for baking powder or baking soda and the corresponding amount required?
Thanks in advance.
I have tried your recipe yesterday, as for the sticky dough, I added little bit of flour. Result was very yummy. Will definately use in future!
I would like to bake the raisin scones. Do you have the measurement in grams ? flours? sugar? milk? Or are using measuring cups to measure all those ingredients?
Kindly advise. thanks.
For those looking for different measurements..you can google search for a measurement converter app that will easily help you do the conversions. Hope this helps!
hello, i would like to ask, whether can i use low protein flour instead of plain flour?
Hi there,
To prevent the sticky dough, instead of adding additional flour, can we reduce the amount of milk? If not, how much more flour do we add on at the end? Would like to give a try soon ;o).
Hi Bee, was just wondering, instead of softened room temp butter, do you think I can use melted butter?
can you recommend me other kind of flour besides all purpose flour?
Tried your Raisin Scones Recipe – came out light, fluffy and moist – just delicious!
However, I made a slight variation – added 1 tsp of cinnamon and used 1/3 cup of sour creme and 1/3 cup of whole milk.
Your recipe is a "Keeper "!
Oh I forgot to mention that instead of slightly kneading the dough – I just used a 1/2 cup measuring cup to drop it on the baking sheet lined with parchment paper.


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Mee Udang (Malay Prawn Noodle)
Eating Pleasure is one of the Malaysian food blogs I have been following silently for a long time. I drool over the delicious foods posted on Eating Pleasure—delicious home-made dishes, eating out, and simply gorgeous and mouthwatering food photography. Authored by Little Inbox, a wedding photograher, Eating Pleasure whets my virtual appetite, especially when I miss the foods from home. The guest post today is mee udang or Malay prawn noodle, commonly served by Malay hawkers at their "warung" (small cafe) by the coast in Penang, using the freshest catch from the sea. (Mee Udang is vastly different from Penang Hokkien Mee, or Chinese prawn noodles.) Please give your warmest welcome to Eating Pleasure!
It was a surprise to me when Rasa Malaysia emailed me for a guest post invitation. I'm so happy to be given such an opportunity. It's such an honour for me to write on a Malaysian's famous food blog—Rasa Malaysia.
Both of us brainstormed about what Penang food should I introduce here. So, here is it – Mee Udang. Mee Udang or Malay Prawn Noodle is very famous in Penang. One can easily find it at Malay hawker stalls near seaside, where the prawns are fresh from the sea…
My place is just walking distance to the seaside. I can get fresh sea prawns directly from fisherman at a very low cost. That gives me the privilege to share my home cooked Mee Udang here. A plate of yellow noodle top with huge fresh prawns in sourish tomato gravy, it is indeed appealing.
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This is a very simple and tasty looking dish. You could garnish with whatever you liked to make it a simple weeknight meal or something more special.
Amazing!Who doesn't like prawns, Bee I liked "Virtual appetite" and this dish Little Inbox is meant to be shared! Thanks for sharing =)
My mouth is watering just reading the recipe! I can't wait to try this! My prediction? Squirrel will DEVOUR this.
Those prawns look mouth-watering. What a great recipe!
This noodle dish looks very refreshing with its tomato based broth and lettuce as garnish. Is calamansi commonly used in Malaysia?
The clear fact is the more my eyes follows your texts and photos, the more I like Malaysian food!
Another dish that I miss a lot. Love all the prawns there…my favourite.
Hi Bee, thanks for the invitation. :)
It's my pleasure to discover how to cook the Malay Mee Udang. I hope you'll try out the recipe soon. And of course, I hope you'll like it too! :)
Looks absolutely delicious, Little Inbox! It's making me drool!
Oooh, oooh, oooh, prawns look very juicy and delish. Love crispy shallot garnish. My mom made a very similar dish with big head prawns, so it's very nostalgic. Thanks to both for promoting scrumptious Malaysian dishes.
Is the taste closer to Mee Rebus, just that the gravy looks thinner in Mee Udang and there is Udang? ;p
Those prawns and the crispy shallots look drool-worthy!
Mmmmmm, nice mee udang, there are a few famous shop in my hometown near Sg Dua, Butterworth!
Mouth-watering looking dish! It reminds me that it's time to book an air ticket back home now. LOL!
Wow. Thanks for the recipe. My wife is Asian and I know that she misses Asian food. So, tonight i will take this recipe into fruition! LOL. THanks for sharing this one.
How much tomato puree will you add? Puree not mentioned in ingredients.
It really looks great! What is the name of the yellow noodles and in case that calamansi limes are not available can I use the regular limes?
Thank you!!
Is this the same food with Mee Rebus India?
May I know what kind of Chili paste used in this recipe?
what kind of chilli paste is used in this recipe?
Hello, may i know the recipe is for how many people ? thanks ^^
One of my favourite! Always wanted to cook it myself. Definitely gonna save up this recipe. thanks for sharing!


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terling needs to be told though that upon entering the Arsenal squad he will re-enact the final scene from Highlander where he will be thrown around a warehouse by cartoon dragons and then be a mere mortal that will only ever spend three to four weeks a season playing football and the rest on the physio's bed. There can be only one.....player available at The Emirates.
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Project of Planets
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Project of Planets Overview
Project of the Planets is one of few free-to-play MMORPGs with a Sci-Fi theme. Rather than battling monsters with swords and spells, players take on hordes of robots with powerful mechs. Despite the unique theme, the basic gameplay elements and interface should be familiar to gamers. Experience is gained largely through questing (especially during the early levels), and the three mech types each correspond with one of the skills and weapon types. The ability to switch between a first and third-person view, along with the real-time combat system help Project of Planets stand out.
Mech Types:
Assault - Relies on high stamina to absorb blows. Assault mechs generally use bullet-type weapons.
Raider – A high mentality attribute gives raiders a high hit rate and plenty of MP, which allows them to use powerful skills. Raiders use laser weapons.
Commander - With a high handling stat, Commanders have high defense and crit rate. Commanders use EM powered guns.
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Projects of Planets Review
By Erhan Altay
Project of Planets is an oddly titled Sci-Fi MMORPG from the Chinese publisher Miracle Castle, best known for their previous fantasy game Talisman Online. Unlike most free MMORPGs flooding the market these days, Project of Planet dares to be different. Players won't be slaying orcs or dragons in this game. Instead, they'll command giant mechs into battle against hordes of droids, bots, and other player-controlled mechs in massive PvP battles.
Project of Planets has been under various states of beta testing for most of 2009, and as of December is still in an 'open test' phase. While not yet officially released, the game has been available to the public for months. New players won't have a difficult time getting started; the game has a simple registration process that doesn't require email verification, and the 810 mb client can be downloaded from multiple third-party sites. Here at MMOHuts we always recommend filefront for client downloads, since they are the fastest and don't require users to log in. After installation and a short patch process, players are good to go. Graphic options are limited, but players are given several resolution options, along with the choice to play in either full screen or windowed mode. There is only a single server currently in service, which is enough for the game's relatively low population.
Cyber Boot Camp
Character creation is a very limited affair in Project of Planets, players chose either male or female and are given a total of four options for skin color, hair color, face style, and hair style. Two nearly identical costumes are also available for each race, but, considering players never leave their mechs, none of this appearance customization matters. Players do not chose their class or starting mech, but are instead given a default one and must wait until they leave the tutorial area to select a specialization. Project of Planets has a relatively simple interface, and despite the sci-fi theme, pretty generic gameplay. It is a wonder why the developers made the tutorial so long. Players must literally travel back and forth between a half dozen NPC robots, each explaining a different part of the interface. Guns are equipped by opening the inventory screen (b) than right-clicking on the weapon. Bullets are assigned the same way . So are other pieces of equipment. All this could be explained by a single NPC, but instead PoP makes it a multi-step affair. Fortunately, there is an auto-navigate feature which makes all of this much less frustrating. Instead of manually seeking out the next NPC to chat with, players can simply click its name in the quest log (opened by hitting L.) After ten to fifteen minutes of mostly auto-navigating, players will hit level 5 and be ready to leave the beginner area of Abergate Cellar.
Twitch Reflexes
Movement in Project of Planets is done via the keyboard, while attack commands are issued with the left mouse button. This FPS style control scheme fits the game perfectly since PoP has a real-time combat system. Unlike most MMORPGs (where players simply right-click to initiate battle), players in Project of Planets must constantly aim and fire their weapons throughout the battle. Of course, the aiming system is much more generous than in FPS games; firing while the curser is anywhere near the target will likely register a hit. Another innovative feature in the game is the ability to switch between third and first-person camera views. The default third-person view should be familiar to anyone who's played an MMORPG before, but by hitting tab, players can experience the world as if they were driving their mech themselves. Besides looking cooler, first-person view allows players to hit multiple targets at once with their weapon. Skilled gamers will switch between these modes depending on the situation. When taking on single, powerful foes it's best to stay in third-person, but if you're taking on a mass of lower level mobs, switch to first person.
Winter Base Abergate
As players complete quests and level up, they'll earn two attribute points per level. These points can be spent freely among three stats: Stamina, Mentality, and Handling. To see what each stat does, players can simply hover their curser over their names in the character menu. Beginners need not worry about messing their character up since the game makes it incredibly easy to determine where to pour saved up points. There are three mech types in Project of Planets, with each serving as a sort of class. The mech types and their corresponding primary states are: Assault (stamina), Raider (mentality), and Commander (handling). New characters start with nine points in each attribute, but this base amount increases naturally as players level up. This natural increase helps keep the stat distribution balanced, regardless of where earned points are spent. After selecting a mech type, players have one last step to complete before heading out into the snow covered wilderness beyond the gates of Abergate Base. During the tutorial, players are given a default bullet type weapon, but there are two other types available: laser and EM (short for electromagnetic.) Again, mech type largely defines which of these three weapons players should chose. The standard build is for Assault mechs to wield bullet type weapons, for Raiders to use laser weapons and Commanders to equip EM weapons.
Dare to Compare
After getting settled into the game, it becomes obvious that Project of Planets isn't all that different from the standard Asian fantasy MMORPG. Familiar sounding quests instruct players to hunt down 'scout droids' or 'mechanical chariots' which just happen to spawn outside the base areas in large clumps. To the game's credit, it is much more playable than the other major free-to-play Mech MMORPG, Age of Armor. PoP is much faster-paced, and there's even a boost feature activated by hitting the space bar. The game has decent graphics, but far too few graphic options. Additionally, the auto-navigate system needs a lot of work. The pathing is way off, causing movement to feel clunky. Besides grinding off of NPC droids, players can participate in PvP in several ways. After reaching mid levels, players can turn on their PvP flag, which enables them to attack and be attacked by players who have done likewise. Skills add some variation to combat and are unlocked via a skill tree. The game world is still relatively small, with only eight zones (counting the small tutorial area.) English translations are generally lousy, but most players tend to skip quest text either way. Project of Planets is a game with potential and it seems to developers are serious about polishing the game up before moving from open testing to full release. Players looking for an approachable F2P MMORPG with a sci-fi theme should definitely check this one out, but be warned, even with the real-time combat, this is no Exteel.
Final Verdict: Fair
Project of Planets has a unique Sci-Fi environment in which players command giant mechs. With straight forward gameplay, aim-and-shoot combat, and plenty of quests to provide direction, PoP is an easy game to get into. Poor translations, buggy movement, and limited customization options (especially for a mech game) keep Project of Planets from earning a higher score.
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Project of Planets System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 98 / XP / Vista
CPU: 800 MhZ Pentium 3 or better.
Graphics Card: Any 32 MB Graphics Card
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7
CPU: 1.5 GHz Pentium 4 or better
RAM: 512 MB or more
HDD: 2 GB or more
Graphics Card: Any 64 MB Graphics Card