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Aerosmith Bassist Eager For Band To Get Back In The Studio
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Although Joe Perry has hinted that Aerosmith's record making days might be over, bassist Tom Hamilton isn't so sure, according to Ultimate Classic Rock. Hamilton and the band are currently Down Under promoting their recent Music From Another Dimension album, and perform tomorrow night (April 20th) in Sydney, Australia.
Hamilton, who has successfully battled cancer in recent years, told Australia's Tone Deaf that he's amped up for the band to record again, saying, "I am looking to go back into the studio and do another record but under certain conditions. (I'm tired of) examining every single detail of a record . . . (I'd like to) slap on the bass, get the drums rockin' and the guitars blazing with Steve (Tyler) on those vocals with melodies and harmonies."
Although some members of Aerosmith were critical of Tyler's decision to join Fox's American Idol for the 2011-2012 season, Hamilton was unfazed by it: "Steven did a cool thing on that program. I knew he was going to be good on that show because there's a lot of his personality that we in the band have seen for years. His sense of humor and quirky personality has always been hidden to audiences."
Tom Hamilton told us why he felt it was crucial for Aerosmith to hit the studio and record Music From Another Dimension: "I've been waiting for this for so long, because I so want to be known as a band that is still firing on all cylinders. We could go out and work every year and just play, you know, all our same old songs year after year, but it would have been a very uneasy feeling to me to think about not ever having an album of new material out."
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I finished A World Apart by David M. Brown and I am of two minds of it - great storytelling to the end that kept me turning the pages, but the world building comes up unconvincing (those 20000 years of same are really hard to take as human history tends to move much faster), and the story itself is a a bit meh and pointless.
Overall the author has narrative pull but needs more interesting stories and a more convincing world building to get to the top level of today's fantasy
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Just finished the Riyria Revelations by Michael Sullivan.
The series had just about everything I enjoy in a good story, including a super ending. As far as sheer fun goes, the Riyria Revelations is the best epic fantasy I've read in several years.
Now I have to decide what to read next, which I often find to be something of a letdown after I've finished a book I really like.
Rather than try to capture the same magic in a different bottle, I think I'll go with something completely different. I've got a copy of Jack Vance's Lyonesse trilogy on the ol' bookshelf that's been staring at me for quite a while now...
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started The Prisoner of Heaven by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. I expect the Cemetery of Forgotten Books will put in an appearance, but otherwise it will be low on the superantural elements.
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I'm reading Dawnthief by James Barclay at work, just getting into it, looks promising.
And The wheel of time at home, up to book 2
and Seven ancient wonders by Matthew Rielly as a filler. but this lot could be put on hold as ive just been bought The Crippled God.
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After reading through recommendations on this site, I just downloaded to my kindle Blood Song (Raven's Shadow 1) by Anthony Ryan. It definitely grabbed me from the beginning.
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Just started Mark Lawrence's Prince of Thorns - wow impressive opening 2 chapters - has me hooked. You gotta love the Kindle, I downloaded PoT on my train commute home from work after finishing Leviathan Wakes - James S. A. Corey - very much looking forward to reading second in that series. But wanted a change in pace from Space Opera.
After finishing Prince of Thorns aim to go back and finish Jo Nesbo's The Devils Star and possibly start James Lee Burke's Rain Gods. Or maybe I'll kick back up on the Corey series and read the second book.
So a few lined up for this month on the Kindle.
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Just picked up Storm Front and I'm excited to start my journey with Mr. Harry Dresden. Also, kudos to Jim Butcher, it's nice to read a fantasy author who doesn't take himself too seriously.
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Starting The Iron Wyrm Affair by Lilith Saintcrow* today, a steampunk, fantasy, mystery.
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DOVER — Even though it's still early in the Division II season, the Dover High School boys hockey team knew how big Wednesday night's game against rival Oyster River was going to be.
After a scoreless first period, Welch put Dover on the board just 1:40 into the middle frame. A scrum in front of the net resulted in a shot by Dover's Cam Crowley from high in the slot. Oyster River goalie Brennan Young made the initial save with his pads, but Welch swept in the rebound through the five-hole for the 1-0 lead.
"It was just laying there in front of his pads and I just hit it in," Welch said.
Oyster River missed out on a few opportunities to even the score. The Bobcats were about to go on a power play that was negated when Patrick McDonough was called for a hit after the whistle, negating the advantage. Later, the Bobcats' Connor McDonough and Julien Pelletier were called for penalties 41 seconds apart, giving Dover a 5-on-3 for 1:19, which they did not convert.
"We've been relying on our skill, hopefully, to carry us a little bit," Richard said. "I think we were panicking with the puck on the power play, not getting set up, which is a high-school hockey thing. We rush to get it to the net."
"We didn't have the offense or the defense tonight," said Patrick McDonough, who assisted on Delisle's goal. "We didn't come out hard. This was our first big test this season, and it showed us that we can't just roll through teams."


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[edit] Description
File uploads allow users to upload files from their devices to a remote server, directly from a mobile application.
[edit] Single file upload
The simplest scenario is the upload of a single file. The user is typically required to select a file, by browsing files available on his device, and then confirm the upload by pressing a button or softkey. Sometimes, the user is allowed to compile some other meta-data fields, with data that will be sent to the remote server together with the uploaded file.
An example of single file upload is visible in the Flikun client, a photo uploader for Flickr:
[edit] Multiple files upload
A more complex approach to file uploads is represented by the upload of more files. The user is requested to choose one or more files from his device, and then starts the upload. Typically, multiple files upload is supported by detailed progress information about the upload of each file.
An example of multiple file uploads is visible in the Shozu mobile client:
[edit] Upload progress status
Both in single and multiple file uploads, it is good practice to give to the user a clear indication of the upload progress status.
This can be done in different ways, depending on the available information about the upload status:
- If the percentage of the file already uploaded is known, a visual representation of this percentage is shown (e.g.: by using a progress bar or a similar indicator).
- If there's no information about the uploaded percentage, then a generic animated indicator is used, to notify the user about the ongoing upload
For multiple file uploads, a dedicated view is typically used to give detailed information about the status of each upload. This view should give to the user clear information about which files have already been uploaded, which are currently uploading, and which are waiting to be uploaded.
Detailed explanation of progress and wait indicators is available on this Nokia Developer Wiki article: Mobile Design Pattern: Progress and Wait Indicator
[edit] Use when
File uploads are useful in all those situations where a file must be transferred to a remote server. Sample scenarios include:
- a mobile client for a community, that offers to mobile users to upload photos and videos directly from their devices
- a client allowing users to backup files on a remote server
- FTP clients
[edit] Use how
File uploads can be differently handled and implemented depending on the technology used in a mobile application. Since file uploads require the capability for the users to choose one or more files from their devices, the used technology must provide some sort of access to the underlying file system.
An usual approach to implement file uploads is represented by HTTP MultiPart POST requests, the same method used by website forms to upload files. Other possible approaches include FTP transfers, or direct Socket connections.
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Java ME applications can allow users to upload files by:
- using JSR 75 FileConnection API for file browsing
- using HttpConnection or SocketConnection instances to transfer the file bytes to the remote server
An example of file uploads in Java ME that uses the HttpConnection object is available in this Nokia Developer Wiki article: HTTP Post multipart file upload in Java ME
[edit] Flash Lite
Flash Lite does not natively support functionalities that allow file uploads. But this is possible, on specific subsets of devices, through third-party plugins.
An example is represented by KuneriLite, that allows file uploads by using the following plugins:
- The File Plugin to allow the user to browse and choose a file from his device
- The Upload/Download plugin to upload files to the remote server
An example of file upload implemented with Flash Lite and the KuneriLite plugins is the Flikun client.
[edit] Symbian C++
A detailed example showing how to upload files in Symbian C++, by using the multipart approach, is available here: Symbian C++ : Multipart/form-data
[edit] Python
The following articles show how to browse files on device's file system, and how to upload them to a remote server in Python:
- File Selection in PySymbian
- How to upload a file to server with application/x-www-form-urlencoded
- How to upload a file to server with multipart/form-data
[edit] Web Runtime
The following article explains how to upload files from a Web Runtime widget: How to upload files from a Web Runtime widget
[edit] Design tips
- While performing a file upload, leave the user interface responsive, to allow the user to continue using the application
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The template system has always been one of Joomla's most powerful features, but prior to Joomla 1.5 it was difficult for web design companies to ship templates with much in the way of built-in flexibility. For example, a template available in a variety of different colour schemes would often be supplied as a suite of separate template files. Some web design companies created their own methods for allowing the site administrator to change colour schemes and other template features in the Administrator, but these methods were not standardised and often involved the site administrator in editing configuration files by hand, or installing a custom component to manage the template.
This all changed with the advent of Joomla 1.5 which supported the idea of template parameters. Actually it would be more accurate to call them extension parameters as the implementation is generic for all extension types: components, modules, plugins and templates. In this chapter you will learn about how to create and use parameters in your template designs. Each of the wide range of parameter types directly supported by the Joomla Framework is described in detail, but you will also learn how to create your own custom parameter types to suit your particular needs. There is also a short reference on regular expressions as they are used in some of the template parameter types.
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The templateDetails.xml file is always located in the root directory for the template. For example, for the Beez template the full path will look like:
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<params> <param name="templateColour" type="list" default="blue" label="Template Colour" description="Choose the template colour."> <option value="blue">Blue</option> <option value="red">Red</option> <option value="green">Green</option> <option value="black">Black</option> </param> <param name="authorCopyright" type="radio" default="1" label="Author Copyright" description="Show/Hide author copyright."> <option value="0">hide</option> <option value="1">show</option> </param> </params>
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March 6th, 2009, 08:22 AM #1
Art Competition
Im noticing that scattering amidst the followers of this blog theres quite a few artists so, bearing that in mind, do any of you guys or any others drifting through here fancy having a go at doing some pictures? Specifically Im looking for scenes, characters, drones, monsters or anything else you can think of from my fiction. Ive yet to see, for example, a depiction of a gabbleduck that matches up to what I see in my head. Here you can see two attempts at that, one the cover of The Gabble and the other from the front page of the Asimovs that first published Alien Archaeology. Perhaps youd like to do something from The Skinner, maybe a heirodont, ocean or land, maybe a glister or one of the varieties of whelks like the frog whelks here. Plenty of other things that can be attempted, maybe a sand hog from Brass Man with Anderson mounted up, or Mr Crane himself. Theres the spaceships too, like the Ogygian, the Jerusalem or the Cable Hogue. I leave that decision entirely up to you
The pictures that turn up I'll display here with any links the artist wants and the three pictures (by separate artists) I judge best will each receive a free copy of Orbus when it comes out next September. If anyone comes up with that picture I'm seeking of a gabbleduck by then, that'll be worth a copy of Orbus plus copies of the rest of the Macmillan backlist of my books. My contact details can be found in 'Contacts' on my Virgin website.
January 2nd, 2010, 05:46 AM #2
Art competition 2010
I thought this might be an appropriate place to announce a new art competition for this year. Check out:
The Skinner: ART COMPETITION 2010


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So. On Monday, your author turns 60. This led me to consider the ways I have celebrated birthdays of significant number in the past. On my 21st birthday, I took a final exam for my art history class and then packed my dorm room as that was the end of my college career. I was (trigger warning: Politically Incorrect Phrase Ahead) free, white, 21 and a college graduate. The universe got a good horse laugh at me and booted me off to go be an adult. I spent the next nine years having a two-year attention span and lots of adventures. Then I turned 30 and felt I needed to Get Serious. I straightened up and married a criminal defense attorney, proving that clean and sober was a bad lifestyle choice for me. I remedied that and dumped the lawyer, quit graduate school and several jobs in quick succession and took up with the Renowned Local Artist, moved to New Mexico and back to Miami (another set of 2-year attention spans, I guess) and dug in at the next job, lasting through my 40s and all the way to 50. For my 40th birthday, a friend built me a giant 4-0 out of straw and we burned it in effigy. It was brilliant. We were pulling ashes out of the pool filter for years. My fiftieth year was rather horrid: lost my cat, lost my father, lost my mother to Alzheimer's, my sister-in-law lost her mother, George Bush "won" a second term, I lost my job, I had to move my mother to a facility near me, and I turned 50. There was only one thing to do: I went to White Party in full mermaid drag. Take that, universe. And I bought myself a puppy. This year, I am taking the day off from packing the pod (not a euphemism for anything) and heading over to the day spa for a four-handed massage (ooh, just like a three-way, but with no sex! I said to the booker), a facial and a mani-pedi. I mentioned that this was a birthday present to myself for turning the big digits, and she asked if I wanted a little color touch up. I explained that my hair, on its best days, looks like Roger Daltry/Isle of Wight/1971 and she told me that she had to Google that. Then I told her that the color I wanted was a full ombre in turquoise or purple or something, as the combination of magenta and that hair would make me look like an escapee from clown college. The booker told me that she was very sorry that she would be off Monday, as she expressed an interest in meeting me, but swore that they would take before and after photos. I'm sure they will.
Oct 28th, 2014
In the Windmills of Your Mind
Or, more accurately, in the hamster treadmill of yours truly's mind. I started with the bathroom, packing up stuff I won't need in the next 2 months, probably less, but who knows for date certain when we will relocate hearth and home to points north. Sitting on the floor, looking at the stuff in the little storage cabinet, not the medicine cabinet over the sink. You know, the place where you put stuff you don't need or only need once and a great while, but yet often enough to keep on hand, just not something that has to be easily reachable, either. THAT cabinet. There is all sorts of interesting stuff in there. Out of date sun screen, a flea comb for the cat, last used two cats ago, and a broken brass incense burner. If this were a drinking game, here's where you'd take a drink because it is me alone in my head, and here's where I go off on a tangent. This particular burner has been a part of my life since I was capable of being aware of it. In its first incarnation, it was my mother's: it was black and it sat in her sewing room on the bookshelf over the daybed in the old house. This is important. It will be on the test. It is small, round and sits on little foo dog feet, and has a pierced lid with another fierce dragon dog reclining upon it as a handle. By the mid-sixties it was living in my bedroom in the new house and went off to college with me. At some point I stripped it of its black paint, the reclining dragon came loose and there is a side piece broken off and living somewhere in my studio where I see it regularly enough to remember what it is and not to incorporate it into a piece of found object art before I find someone who can weld brass, or bronze, whatever this is. The point is, it is both older than me and been a part of my life since I can remember. It has moved from my mother's girlish possession, into her married life, whence I claimed it for my childhood bedroom, through I cannot remember how many dorm rooms; it has moved with me from Miami to NYC, to Miami and back north to Woodstock back to Miami and off to New Mexico and back again to Miami (and that's leaving out the dozen or so apartments I had and my divorce where I lost so many personal belongings) and now it is going back to what was my childhood bedroom, but is now the second guest bedroom, claimed jointly by Paulie and My Cousin Judy. I barely know how I am still here and in mostly one piece after all that, but how did this little thing make it through all those years and all those moves? What spirit is holding us together? In retrospect, as I have uncovered so much of my mother's life before us (her years in NYC in the late 30s), that I presume this is a souvenir of her time there from some shop on Mott Street, perhaps, or maybe from Newport. In the event, seeing it was enough to bring back all of that and more, including the notion that it would be a good thing to take to the new house (our New House, which from 1966 until we bought it, was also my parents' New House, as opposed to the Old House--you see, it was on the test) this weekend when The Person Dressed in Black and I go to Stuart and sleep overnight. Which brings us back full circle to why I was sitting on the floor and packing stuff from THAT cabinet to go to the guest bath in the New House which has generous built-in cabinets and a built-in laundry hamper...thank you MCM and efficient living. We are now about 6 weeks out from the move. It's just that THIS weekend is Halloween. And Mummy passed away two years ago on Halloween night, with yours truly and The Person Dressed in Black at her side. That makes it important to me to be there then (as opposed to being here now) this year and lay a path of marigolds to the front door and ask her spirit to come back and be honored. At least figuratively. I don't know where the hell I'd get marigold petals if I didn't grow my own. It isn't like there is a botanica in the neighborhood or anything....wait. I'm still here in Miami, I probably CAN get fresh marigolds. But I digress.
Sep 23rd, 2014
The One That Got Away
Anyone who has known me since I moved away from NYC (the Second Stupidest Thing I Ever Did) knows the story of the one that got away. Shortly before I left the city, I was shopping at the Fiorucci's around the corner from Bloomingdale's. Not that I could afford anything, but that wasn't the point. I found this shirt. There had never been a shirt more expressive of my personal sense of style. I coveted it, and when I tried it on, it was as though it had been cut and sewn for me. It was real chamois, in a buttery palomino color. The neck was scooped and the collar, hem and cuffs were all raw edges of the hide. It closed with silver conchos. There were only two seams and they went along the sides and up and under the sleeves all the way to the ends, which were mid-finger tip. The shirt itself was hip-length. It was also as much as two months rent on my studio apartment in the Village (as I recall, $400 a month or there abouts, but we are talking 1977.) They had to throw me out of the dressing room to close the store. I wept bitter tears over that shirt, and have drawn it in sketchbooks and on cocktail napkins ever since. That's right, thirty-seven years of lusting after that damn thing. Two weeks ago, when we were in Jackson Hole for the Big Ass Year of Turning Sixty Extended Pub Crawl and Party, I saw a leather shop's ad in the art guide, and said, I have a feeling if I'm ever going to find that shirt... And so we all went. And there it was. White, not palomino, made of elk hide instead of chamois, and with elk horn buttons instead of conchos, but it fit like a glove and I no longer pay rent. The one that got away is now in my closet. If a piece of clothing could be a spirit animal, it would be this shirt.
Aug 18th, 2014
Miz Shoes Reviews: The Book of Life
It has been a very long time since Miz Shoes turned in a book report, but here goes. I just finished The Book of Life, the (per the web site) long-awaited finale to a trilogy. That's true. The release date was set back many times, and the book was languishing in my Amazon basket, waiting. I got it, dragged it home and sat down to read. What a freaking disappointment. The first two thirds of the book are back story for anyone who hasn't read the first two books. Characters are rehashed and highlighted, relationships briefly noted and idiosyncrasies duly recounted and beaten to death by repetition. The protagonist's house, which spent the first two books becoming its own sentient character is left dangling. The plot line is brought up to the present and once all the pieces are in place for the climactic and violent resolution, the author handles it thusly: Well, that happened, and everyone got hurt and needed time to recover and then, happily ever after, with enough loose ends to write another three books. No, really. You slog through three volumes of diminishing interest and writing quality to get to the big battle between the good witches and the vampires who love them and the dark, evil, string-pulling psycho army of darkness, and what you get is a long chapter of lead up, with lots of gory nastiness that turns out to be illusion only, and then a battle that isn't written at all. It's just: and then they fought and the good guys won, but not without pain, but we aren't going to get into that either, just imagine it for yourself, and the hero is badly hurt, but we'll let him heal in privacy and come back to him when he's better. It feels like the publishers wanted another block-buster series, and talked an author writing her story spread out over three books, when all she had in her was one long volume. I spent the summer re-reading some other romantical/fantasy/historical series (Dorothy Dunnett's House of Nicolo, which is absolutely exquisite) and the entire Outlander up to and including Gabaldon's latest volume, and not only is Ms Harkness not in the same league as those authors, she isn't even ready for the minors. But what really irked me, what was really just laziness on the part of the author and her editors was the running "joke" that the heroine's mother and the house itself were huge Fleetwood Mac fans, and so the 1975 album "Fleetwood Mac" is on continuous play in the aether, but Diana (our hero) hates it. While this is an acceptable, if not truly witty gag, the album in question is repeatedly referred to as their first album. It is not. Even the most cursory of glances at Fleetwood Mac's Wikipedia entry or discography would have made that clear. It was the first album with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. The band itself had been around since 1967. They were a respectable, if not huge, draw during the British Blues era. It is this complete ignorance of rock and roll history that chaps Miz Shoes' ass so very, very much. Lack of historical accuracy and perspective is what soured me on "Mad Men" as well. In the first season there was a scene where someone has just returned from a Florida vacation to say that mosquitos aren't the only thing in Boca with big noses. It was a throw away line to indicate complacent anti-Semitism. Except. I'm a Florida native. In 1960, the moneyed Yankees wouldn't have been going to Boca, they would have been going to Palm Beach or Miami Beach, to the Fountainbleu or the Deauville or even to Cuba to gamble. If you can't be arsed to the do research, then don't use the references.
Aug 10th, 2014
How to Make a Million
So here's my latest get rich quick scheme: First, own a sports bar. Second, get STARZ on your digital. Then, make the night that Outlander airs Ladies Night, turn every screen on to the show, and give any man in a kilt his first shot of scotch free. You are welcome. Let me know how it works out for you.
Aug 8th, 2014
Strawberry Letter 22
Today in the studio (hey, just because it's only a spare, very small, bedroom crammed with art supplies and three desktop surfaces doesn't mean I can't give it a grandiose name), I spun up a very pink batt and plied it with a magenta metallic commercial thread. It is very, very fluffy and may need to become a long, very skinny scarf. Just under 200 yards of Batts in the Belfry spun rough and plied with a commercial metallic thread, I call it Strawberry Letter 22.


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there is something fishy with xv.
tvtime: a small jerk every couple of seconds.
mplayer -vo x11 everything ok
mplayer -vo xv a big jerk every couple of seconds and:
arecord -D hw:1,0 -r 48000 -c 2 -f S16_LE | aplay -D hw:0,0
Recording WAVE 'stdin' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Stereo
Playing WAVE 'stdin' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Stereo
overrun!!! (at least 1219253171204,034 ms long)
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underrun!!! (at least 1219253171286,251 ms long)
overrun!!! (at least 1219253171200,482 ms long)
on a 3870, kde4.1 desktop effects turned off.
No problem with the 8.7 release.
If there still no solution for wine? Or a workaround?
However, this constant rolling breakage and regression is really annoying people. I'm a placid kinda guy, and very reasonable, but c'mon. For MythTV alone, we had blue tinting, then video tearing, then checkerboarding. As one issue gets fixed, another is introduced.
There is no point in monthly updates if each one is just as broken as the last.
@ Michael - If you are confirming the three months before we see a fix then I have this to ask: If there was an issue affecting the Windows drivers as badly as the checkerboarding is Linux, do you think they would wait 3 months to issue a fix? I have no problem with following a process, but I do have a problem with blindly following one without exception.
(Just to note, I haven't actually tried the release, so I might be getting worked up for no reason...)
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About 1/2 to 2/3 the way down the page, dscharrer discovered the way to trigger the X libs switch on Gentoo. Other distros would need to do slightly different things to get the same effect.
Basically, instead of the app talking to the driver and the driver accelerating, the app talks to X, X talks to the driver, and the driver accelerates.
It's actually very retro-tech, this was how all 3D worked prior to DRI/Nvidia. It works though, and that's 99% of what I need.
Since catalyst 8.3 i have this problem with new catalyst.
I have connect PC to TV (dvi-hdmi) and there is a black border aroud. It is in all resolution. When i change ref. rate from 60Hz to 50Hz i doesn't help.Only in res. 1920x1080_30Hz all is correct but this ref. rate is to small.
Has the same poor 2d performance.
I think I have to wait until amd release the docs for m86 and r600 cards.
KDE 4 is far from been usable.
If I turn on effects on kwin (Xrender or Opengl) then if I resizing a window it will takes ages, I need a calendar to measure that.
is there an ebuild yet? or I should create it by myself?
I copied the ebuild for 8.512 from the bugzilla and removed the patch lines. Worked fine.


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Open Radio Miniconf
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OpenRadio Miniconf registrations
Good morning all,
So now would be a good time to open up the registration for the OpenRadio MiniConf. This is also a good time as a reminder that the CfP for the miniconf will be closing on the 14th of December.
As part of the registration you are booking a seat and a kit for the OpenRadio miniconf.
Since this is our first build'a'thon at LCA we are setting a limit on seats to 30. We are aiming to dedicate enough time to each of the participants to complete the kit on the day.
The whole day will be devoted to building the understanding the kit. As we have limited seats, please order only one kit.
Extra kits will be made available after the conference.
Because of the time lines, we will be ordering kits in advance and will deliver them directly at the miniconf.
To register please head to Davids site;
For further information please email me at;
OpenRadio Miniconf Call for Presentations at LCA2015
Submission Dates
Sunday 14th December 2014: Deadline for submissions Sunday 21st December 2014: Announcements of selected proposals Monday 12th January 2015: Open Radio Miniconf
'No pressure' policy
The Open Radio Miniconf is a low-pressure event, and we strongly encourage anyone who has an idea for an radio-related talk to submit a proposal even if you've never presented at a conference before. Please share this CfP with anyone you know who may otherwise not consider submitting a proposal.
Commitment to Diversity
We are especially keen to present a diverse range of experiences and voices, and actively encourage women and people from other groups that are frequently under-represented at tech events to submit a proposal. Please share this CfP with anyone you know who may fit with this objective.
Suggested Presentation Topics
Any topic which is related to both radio and open source technologies is considered on-topic for the Open Radio Miniconf.
Some ideas include:
- Hardware for SDR
- Software for SDR
- Protocols over the air
- Digital voice
- Understandning data modes
- Encoding and Decoding data
- Logging data or voice
- Positioning
- Radio direction finding
- Here's a cool thing I did with my SDR
- Take a look at my new modem for digital modes
- Simple data links with cheap radio chips
Presentation Format
Presentations will be 'lightning talks' session with multiple 5-15 minute mini-presentations. Ideally we would like to see proposals for longer lightning talks, you can also just present on the day (this is a very low-pressure way to ease yourself into presenting, so please have a think in advance about what you'd like to present).
Need some help?
If you have an idea (or the beginning of an idea) for a presentation for the Open Radio Miniconf, we'd be very happy to talk it through with you to help you develop it further. Email Kim VK5FJ at email@example.com or ping him at @vk5fj on Twitter to start the conversation.
Code of Conduct
Anyone presenting at the Open Miniconf is bound by the same Code of Conduct as presenters and conference attendees of the main conference. The full LCA2015 Code of Conduct is at http://linux.conf.au/cor/code_of_conduct
To help ensure that presentations comply with the Code of Conduct, we require presenters to submit a copy of their presentation/slide deck for review by Monday 5th January, 2015 (one week prior to the start of LCA).
Presenter Responsibilities
Presenters at the Open Radio Miniconf must be registered attendees of the main LCA2015 conference. Presenters are responsible for their own conference registration, travel, and accommodation costs. The LCA2015 committee has made available a small number of miniconf-only passes that we will be using to enable Amateur Radio enthusiasts to present who would not otherwise be able to attend.
How to Submit Proposals
Please submit your proposal(s) by email Kim VK5FJ at email@example.com We encourage you to submit multiple proposals if you have multiple ideas.
Kim VK5FJ Open Radio Miniconf Net Operator
Please add a page for yourself and link it here so we can get an idea of numbers and notify you of updates.
- Name - Callsign, if you have one
- Kim Hawtin, VK5FJ
- George Patterson VK3FADQ
- Peter Chubb VK2FPC (will be multiplexing with Kernel miniconf)
- Paul Warren VK1ATP
- Peter Howard
- Amitay Isaacs
- Peter Lawler
- Nate Willis
- Andrew Mc (buildathon, then various)
- Gabriel Noronha
- Joshua Scott
This will be the second Open Radio Miniconf, this time part build-a-thon, part lightning talks.
There are three specific aims for this coming LCA, the three layers;
1) Build an understanding of radio and build an SDR transceiver to cover an ISM band and the HAM HF bands.
2) Build an understanding of the software required to Rx and Tx
3) Encourage software developers to study existing over the air protocols and start to design new ones.
That might not sound like a lot, but we still have a big challenge to complete the second goal. The third is obviously ongoing and we hope to be able to help facilitate new works on the ISM and HAM bands.
Mark VK5QI has decided that his experience with the Tayloe mixer with I&Q as used in the SoftRocks is firm ground on which to build. He has been inspired by some new SSB project by NT7S, using a newly available DDS, the multiple output SI5351. Completing the picture, the controller is the well known Arduino, designed by Massimo Banzi (check the recent soldersmoke podcast #165).
So moving forward the second prototype is currently on the workbend at Marks QTH. The software stack, while complex can be simplified to using existing applications like FLDIGI or building the GNU Radiostack.
Following on the the how in the now, we need to look forward. Thinking about the existing protocols, the current ways of encoding data on the wire and over the air, we are aiming to approach the design of new over the air protocols.
We are currently working through the materials for the build-a-thon. Once we are happy with them we will update this page and put an announcement here.


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Watch a cutscene where thugs prepare for James Earl Cash's arrival.
Watch a cutscene where thugs prepare for James Earl Cash's arrival.
James Earl Cash grabs a gun and goes on the hunt. For mature audiences only.
James Earl Cash has an ugly job to do. Take a look at some of the many ways in which he can get his hands dirty in Manhunt. Warning: For ...
Greg Kasavin reviews the violent action game from Rockstar Games
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High school roundup: Marshwood boys outlast Noble in fourth
Saturday, January 19, 2013
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Brady Innes scored 21 points for the Marshwood High School boys basketball team in a 60-55 win Friday over Noble in Western Maine Class A.
The Bears (6-1) are at Merrimack Valley next Friday.
Anthony Shea led the Bobcats with 17 points.
Oyster River 42
Portsmouth hosts Goffstown Tuesday. The Cavaliers are 7-3.


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NECU grant will help Make-A-Wish
Friday, January 18, 2013
PORTSMOUTH — In keeping with the credit union creed of "people helping people", Northeast Credit Union donated $5000 to Make-A-Wish New Hampshire to help support the foundation's campaign to grant its next 1000 wishes in New Hampshire.
Calendars can be purchased for just $25 and the proceeds help make a wish child's dream come true. A limited number of calendars will be sold and prizes for the entire month are randomly drawn on the first Monday of each month.


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Half Scorpion x Half Backwards Blanco?
Ricardinho with an incredible individual skill check….
Thanks to Dick for the heads up
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Let's explore the concept of pain together. You can experience different types of pain, including pain from the cancer tumor or location of the tumor, or from side effects of treatment (radiation, surgery, and/or chemotherapy).
From my perspective, many people are reluctant to talk about pain with their cancer doctor either because they think it is something they must live with, or they do not want to "bother their doctor" with the question of pain relief.
Pain relief is extremely important and can directly affect your quality of life, ability to move forward in your recovery, as well as your emotional and psychological well-being. Talk to your health care team about your pain. Most cancer centers will have a pain clinic where you can meet with a pain specialist to address your individual concerns.
Investigate other ways to balance your medical treatment plan for pain relief by exploring alternative therapies including:
Much progress is being made related to pain relief for people with cancer, however, more remains to be accomplished. Please share your perspectives on this topic together.
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I have posted something on this blog and would really like to get a answer to my questions if anyone or drs.could answer them.I have tried all of what they say with biofeedback everything the drs told me to do with no help with these problems if you have not gone throught cancer and the pain behind it you can't give any advice.After radiation treatments I have a problem with my stomach I can't even finish dinner because of my bowels I have to go to the restroom or use the barthroom on myself and it is embarassing I don't really don't want to eat but I know I have yo.Where I live it seems like the drs help ppl that have nothing wrong with them but the ones that have problems that are life threathing they seem not to want to help with our psun why is that?My dr said that cancer has a cure and even though my cancer is all over the place I am cured I wish I could get a real and right answer from a doctor who knows .He said even though a person is cut on or rather if you have surgery the cancer Can Not spread to other parts of your body is this True or not please I am.scaredbto death it started in my right lung then it is in my right breast and lymph nodes on my left side.Which is true please if you do hsve the answer let me know he wanted to remove the whole breast but it was me who asked if we could just take the tumor out and do radiation was I right to do that or not?
When I was dignosed with lung cancer on my right side and had half my lung taken out it was like pulling teeth to get my pain under controled.Then when it ran over to my right breast the same thing happened a dr of homopathlic dr told me to get corn starch for the radiation burn on my breast it did not help snd she said that she could not help me with this psin not even ask the oncologist for me.How do you ask a dr or someone to help with the pain afterward because my lymph node under my arm and my breast and lung and chest hurts all the time I am at my wits end cause you ask for help and they say go buy corn starch and the lymph nodes on the right under my srm hurts so bad will corn starch helo with the pain inside my chest,breast ,lung and the pain straight in my back where the removed everything and the pain for my Bones hurt so bad I do not know what to do anymore cause it affects my life so much I can not be a mamaw to my grandkids well really it affectes every part of my life.My shoulders wrists and elbows hurts so much also.Thank You Ellen
I have just found out I have lung cancer in my right lung. I don't know yet what kind but if anyone can tell me what to expect in the near future I would so appreciate it. I am terrified right now of what my future holds. Thanks for any help anyone can tell me.
I have read all the information that are provided here recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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For those experienceing discomfort while taking many pills to compensate your chemotherapy. I eventually decided to take a chance of getting busted and went through the process of getting medical marijuana. It helped with my nausia, I began eating more, and I slept better. Shocked at the cost though. Hadn't used it for 40+ years. Then an ounce was $10.00, in 2006 I bought an ounce in Seattle at an above board supplier for $330.00.Much stronger than I remembered. It helped a great deal and I made connections to grow my own. Washington States compasionate law is wonderful.
I survived my 6 months of Chemotherapy. I had Hep C. I did and still do to a lower level experience chemo brain after 2 years of being off of the drugs. I nearly had to quit driving. My wife, until I told her I thought it was cruel, would give me a bad time because I would struggle to complete a sentence. I still have trouble finding the words.I no longer have a problem letting people know of my chemo experience when I have trouble communicating.
I had Prostate cancer can any one tell me if they are having pain. It has been a year and half since the last Rad therapy.
John Michael Talbot music on Youtube has helped me so much. Not much else. Pain meds make me sick and more tired. I love housework and it is difficult to do no.( AGe 64, 4th stg colon CA to the liver.) Problem lately is high B/P-it is driving me crazy. Avastin (chemo med) is causing this. They have doubled my B/P med not helping. I think I am going to stroke before I die of cancer.Opiates have too many side effects, Ibuprophen (4) cuts it for awhile. Good luck to all. Input about getting B/P down?? Thanks
Helpful tip: I have avoided continuing chemo fog and fatigue during my post active cancer treatment phase of survivorship. While taking the aromatase inhibitor drug Arimidex explore taking it at the same time every night. I promise you'll wake up more alert and energized! Another plus is that you won't be reminded of your cancer as you greet each new day.
Question? Doesn't it seem counter-intuitive that women who run the gamut of varying body weights ranging from skinny to obese receive a standard 1 mg dose of Arimidex. During prep for Chemo administration the pre-infusion body weighing in measurement was a key factor in tailoring the Chemo dosing amount and duration timing. In light of that glaring contrast no wonder it feels like "one size fits none".
I have had 5 surgeries on my left arm for removal of Stage I Melanoma & Squamous Cell Carcinoma. That was 5 years ago, but the deep, bruising pain remains. Is this normal? Anything I can do?
Can I make a will out so if I get cancer with bad pain that will allow the doctor to give me any amount of pain medication, even if it would kill me? I would raither be dead than live a few months in terriable pain.
Being diagnosed with breast cancer in11/10 opened my eyes to a new world.I also have uncontrolled epilepsy. The chemo causes me to have more seizures than before. I read the blogs and don't really know what I want to say, but I can say I'm scared to death. My dr told me he hasn't treated a patient with epilepsy for 20 yrs. I was already halfway through my treatment when he said this. Everything was fine up till then but, I am scared about what is going to happen whenn I'm done. My neurologist has told me there is nothing more he can do for me. He hasn't seen me since my breast cancer diagnosis. I feel like I am nothing more than a check. I guess what I'm lookiing for is someone in my position. I tear myself up because of the termoil my husband and daughter go through. Its not fair to them, or me.
I think it nearly 5 years since my lung cancer returned after surgery in less than a year (did not chemo).
I moved to another institution, great people, and am on my 4th round of chemo. This last one (a little more than 3 years now) has kept the cancer stable. But being stable for nearly 3 years starts to make me a little more demanding for a better quality of life (lessside effects from surgery, chemo, and meds.
I would like a little more quality of life but as my GP says "I am on the right side of the grass".
That may be something to think of when complaining about side effects. Not that it will totally stop my complaining but maybe I will think of what my GP says, at least somtimes.
hello cynthia...said june by mistake...not finish my spiel.....
strangers in supernmarkets etc in new zealand approach me ask why chair etc....some also state they had problems too >>by sharing it means they supported or boosted me from the feeling I was the only one & others dont understand when not ''been there done that'' sort of ""walk in my shoes"" before criticise me....life goes on & on....go to falling- rippling water features..an energy source also,find a massage person>>reiki or feldenkrais trained for soft tissue touch,lymph draining expertise,pain relief for body misalignment ...keep a diary or notes in a notebook when the moment is there to record feelings or interaction....light a candle outside, for toxic smoke, & ask your guardian angels for help...they will respond but you have to ask them first.....my garden fairies show as "orbs" on my camera photos to prove they do reside on my property.....having a variety of global friends with various religions giving healing prayers works to healing too....(my specialist say works best than if all of one religion only...true...)....
I was a teacher years ago so do try to research & understand my state & stage as very little finance now to have relief....at 63 years young....lost legs,hair,teeth,fiancee(didnt want to continue when I ill..)so what .
my email is email@example.com if anyone wishes to contact as a friend....I spend hours on pc as houseb
hello Frances & June.....2004 I was stage 4,now 2011 I am clear.....perhaps being paralysed from the waist down from the tumor damage they hadnt found was a blessing>>concentration to try get back walking may have had brain ignore my tumor.....the only fear is fear itself>>once get to end point it suddenly becomes calm.
Pain>>>sit at home & suffer pain.... but enjoy oneself & we only feel half the pain (or less)...your choice!In new Zealand we do not legalise cannibis for medical intervention pain relief like Canada does to help sufferers.I understand acupuncture can help some...I dont like needles...had daily for a year while hospitalized & scar tissue now but still wont try acupuncture.I occupy myself with projects & outings summer to view gardens etc as a wheelchair limits one for socializing..access,transport,keen physical helpers lift chair ability.I took up hobby photography as a new interest.Some of my friends are blind over years so I consider being in a 'chair' small price...I can watchtv,pc,read books,see peoples faces like grandkids so I have better "option".....''face the sunshine so you dont see the shadows''...HELEN KELLER quote & picture on passage wall radiation hospital.NZ Burwood spinal unit quote...dont let what you cant do stop you doing what you can do...or such wording...I only got 2 days last year in unit assessing ..... sort myself with helpful strangers advise at supermarkets etc...folks who s
I have Multiple Myeloma, dianosed Sept. 2010.
Have gone through Chemo then Stem Cell trans. Can anyone tell me what I have to look forward to except pain. Is pain all I have? What are my chances in this fight with cancer. I feel my time is short, but not sure.
Wondering if anyone that has Mulitiple Myeloma has had Acupuncture with any success? I am dealing with a great deal of pain and all the doctors can do is give me more drugs. There has to be some other ways. My cancer has come back 5 months after stem cell trans. Pain is incredible, I will listen.
To Dorothy & Cynthia ..... I encountered Breast Cancer in 1997. After having surgery, radiation, chemo, and 5 yrs. of Tamoxafin, I thought the road would be mostly bump-free! In 2005 I was diagnosed with inoperable stage 4 metastasis in 4 compressed vertebra. After consulting a pain specialist, I found a regimen that works fairly well for me. Now, there is involvement in 5 vertebra, both hips, and 9 other bones. For nausea I found ginger candy helps before I reach for a "drug". Pain relief comes from a Fentanyl "100" patch, several vitamins and a few pain meds. When I encounter break-thru pain I use a med. called Actiq. It is a pop that you smooth over the inside of your mouth. Using the cheeks and gums works best for me. Within 10 minutes the edge has gone from the pain. I've been on several different chemo concoctions since 2005. I've had only a 4 month vacation from chemo. For bones I also receive a shot called Xgeva every month. Under the circumstances I feel happy with my life. I enjoy family and friends and an "upbeat" attitude works as well as any high priced drug. I use assistance walking when necessary, but I'm here! Sometimes the word paralysis creaps into my mind, but only for an instant, and not often. If I can help in any way, please contact me. Good Luck & Life!
To Dorothy - (I have metastatic breast cancer to the spine/pelvic since 2009.) I am going to try some of your suggestions. After the radiation to the spine & pelvis last year my biggest fear is paralysis. Pain now controlled by narcotics but I also fear the consequences of such long term use of such. Have you used narcotics in the past and if so, did you suffer withdrawal afterwards? I can walk and sit and lay down but all with pain. I am 63 this year - how old are you if you don't mind my asking? Take care of yourself and thank you for your wise post.
spinal tumor non hodgkins lymphoma survivor 6 yrs now...paraplegic T12 dead....from radiation ...can walk with walker support a few steps & momentary weightbear at bench,sink,washing machine etc
I block out the pain..no medication by choice as prolonged use causes need for transplants.....but crises take me over edge...I use crystallised ginger(buy grocery shops) I dissolve a portion of a inch cube in my saliva in my mouth & it goes straight to the inflammation centre.A Hot water bottle at my lumbar area when seated helps immensely too.Emu balm with arnica helps rubbed into back of neck too...lots of fluid & less salt & sugar(cut back not delete all use of salt & sugar)..wheeling manually in my wheelchair is my aerobics....an hours music nature sounds..sea etc is relaxing ,,,banana eaten at night helps sleep....& happy faces & attitudes are a big support...
I have liver cancer. This is the second appearance of cancer in me in almost twenty years. I am on chemo, the pain is so bad everywhere in my body that one of my doctors actually put me through an exam to rule out bone cancer, thankfully I did not have it, I believe in eating well, whole foods, yoga, meditation, and medical cannibis for my pain, lack of appetite, lack of sleep, and anxiety. This is not my first rodeo, so I deeply believe my doctors have done the best for me that they can without intrusive treatments.
My brother was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma after a burst spine, tumour in the spine. He had 6months of chemo, radiation and now going for a MRI. He is always in pain and on Tramaset 2 x 3times a day which does not really help. Heard about planting a device in him to help with the pain ?? Is the pain ever going to go away because to see that pain in his eyes.........what can we do ?
I can't believe that after all these years that PAIN is still an issue for those of us with life-threatening diseases!!!
I spent over $45 for prescription & non-prescription creams to take the pain away from my radiation of my butt & lower crotch area. NOTHING WORKED!!
I keep seeing articles "talking" about pain relief -- but I never see an article giving names of items that actually attack the pain!!!!
Betsy and Judy make excellent points. It's hard for those of us who by personality or occupation are used to putting others first to put ourselves first. I'm realizing that post treatment, I have to remind myself that I need to keep putting myself first.
I was fortunate not to have too much pain during treatment. I started a yoga class for those in treatment and survivors about the mid-point of my chemo and found it helped me immensely. It's the one hour a week I count on focusing solely on myself.
A no cost Cancer "CAM" clinic is now available in Calgary Alberta using Hypnosis. I would love to see others spring up all over this continent.
As a cancer survivor, I can agree totally with Betsy's comments. Lying in a hospital bed not knowing if you will see tomorrow changes one's attitudes on life."what I have gathered is you actually look at life as "Do I really need to deal with people that bring me down?...and if your answer is NO...then leave that baggage at the door and move on down the road without it...life is what you make it, all you have to do is take control." I have tried for the past two years to develop this change in attitude. I would also add "surround yourself with happy people and keep away from negative people". Keeping a positive attitude and staying active helps alleviate the physical pain for me.
I found that if I suggested alternative therapies, my doctor was more than happy to help me. By being proactive in my care, I was able to balance use of narcotics with alternate therapies.
I have gone through my sisters journey with cancer since last June....having not walked in my sisters shoes, I can only give my observations...emotional support is so imperative...but what I have noticed is that, in my sisters case, she held it together just to get through treatment and never dealt with her emotions....now that treatment (for the most part) is over she is having some issues with her feelings...being that her and I are firm believers in support groups...she was able to hear from several survivors how important it is to get emotionally stable...I feel in order to move forward you have to get yourself straight and moving in the right direction...one on one counseling....support groups...realizing that it is important to put yourself on "high" priority...and finding out what makes you happy...not what makes everyone else happy...for a women, that is a mindset that is difficult...especially when your a wife and/or mom...you are always putting yourself last....and when they say once you have had cancer, your life will never be the same...what I have gathered is you actually look at life as "Do I really need to deal with people that bring me down?...and if your answer is NO...then leave that baggage at the door and move on down the road without it...life is what you make it, all you have to do is take control.
My experience indicates a greater number of narcotic prescriptions are being written without any suggestions to explore the other options noted. This has resulted personally in needing stronger doses.
Anything that takes the mind off pain helps. I am glad to see you put music and aromatherapy on the list -- sometimes, little distractions can make a big difference.
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