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Science in sci-fi movies is rarely all that accurate. We get that. It's OK. Space battles wouldn't be nearly as cool on screen if there weren't any impossible explosions taking place in a vacuum. But some movies take their disregard for the basic principles of science to the next level. And according to Popular Science, the worst perpetrator of 2012 was Prometheus.
The crew at PopSci called Ridley Scott's Alien prequel "a funhouse of ridiculous and horribly distracting violations of science — and common sense."
Among those violations include scientists who take off their helmets within minutes of setting foot on an alien planet; a crew of a high-tech mission never having met before the start of said mission; and a super-sophisticated android who can't tell time ("when asked how long the mission has lasted, [David] says, "2 years, 4 months, 18 days, 36 hours, 15 minutes," not "2 years, 4 months, 19 days, 12 hours and 15 minutes").
"Just about the only thing that Scott got right with Prometheus was the organizational ineptitude of the mission, which was essentially a doomed-to-catastrophically-fail season of Big Brother on an alien world," says Popular Science.
The others on PopSci's list, from least to most offensive, are The Amazing Spider-Man, Looper, Skyfall, The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises and Total Recall.
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The Wave is the most famous landform in Arizona's Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, a little-known 300,000 acres of rugged terrain. Flash floods carved this passage through petrified sand dunes, exposing the iron-rich bands.
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In Japan the nighttime viewing of cherry blossoms in spring, like these at Kyoto's Hirano Shrine, is a special event. "The cherries' only fault: the crowds that gather when they bloom," wrote Saigyo, a 12th-century poet.
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NCAA Hockey: More Boston magic; RIT pulls off massive upsetRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 18 hrs ago
In which we recap the day's events in the NCAA tournament.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Let's put it this way: If BU has even the remotest chance of coming back in a game, its almost inhuman ability to dominate the third period all but assures that it will.
Their game against Minnesota-Duluth was tied at two goals apiece through two periods, but BU made a little switch or two — mixing up the depth lines, changing up the forecheck, the standard stuff it usually does at this point in the game to disquiet opponents — and really stepped into the game in a way it has so many times before.
The top line, indomitable as it so often is at this point of games, crushed UMD in possession, drew a late penalty, and underrated senior Evan Rodrigues scored a wonderful individual goal at 17:36 of the third on the ensuing power play. BU won 3-2 and punched its ticket to the Frozen Four. Because of course it did. It was always going to.
"I thought we did what we do best," BU coach David Quinn said. "I thought we had a great third period. We were relentless, we we smart, and we just did the things we needed to do to win an incredibly important hockey game and extend our season."
RIT 2, Minnesota State 1
NCAA Hockey: Jack Eichel line leads BU; Minnesota annihilatedRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 1 day ago
In which we recap the day's events in the NCAA tournament.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The danger was clear: Yale might shut down the BU top line.
The danger was also remote, sure, but you're talking about Yale, the No. 1 defensive team in the country. And yeah, you're also talking about BU, the No. 1 offensive team in the country, and a top line centered by Jack Eichel, which entered the game having outscored opponents by 39 at even strength this season, and which carried a possession share in excess of 60 percent when it was on the ice.
An unfortunate tendency toward slow starts in the first period appeared to have long since been vanquished, too.
Yale, meanwhile, was a strong possession team in their own right (53.1 percent corsi, 19th in the country) with a lights-out goaltending and a clear disposition toward … well, not necessarily stifling attempts per se, but certainly limiting second- and third-chance opportunities. Alex Lyon, as good a goalie as there was in the country this season, was the national save percentage leader for a reason. For 35 minutes or so, things seemed to be working Yale's favor.
And overwhelming talent, for that matter.
St. Cloud 3, Michigan Tech 2 (OT)
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Why terrible GMs would love to raise NHL Draft age (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 2 days ago
Craig Custance had a terribly interesting piece on Wednesday about the slowly bubbling idea among some general managers, and certainly emanating from the the NHL itself, that would fundamentally change the sport.
The idea is a simple one: Raise the draft age from 18 to 20.
Today, only about 1 in 5 players who get drafted end up playing more than 200 NHL games, and it's thought that the 20 percent success rate comes in large part from the ability to project what a 17-year-old kid will be as a player five, eight, or 10 years later. If you tack on two more years for the evaluation process, you reduce your chances of missing on a pick substantially, at least in theory.
What's interesting is that these players generally seem to be less "ready" than the 18-year-olds. Averages for everything at evens (except CF%, interestingly) drop off at least a little bit, and you might be able to attribute some of that to their slightly more difficult usage in terms of where they start their shifts.
NCAA hockey tournament preview: Another wide-open fieldRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 3 days ago
It's not really fun or interesting to say "Any team could win this thing" — and it's also not true — but almost any team could win this thing.
There are so many teams in the field of 16 this season that can absolutely steal a game from a higher seed or fend off tough competition from a lower one just as easily as they could lose. While a 16-team field obviously produces eight "favorites," you probably wouldn't be too wise to bet on the chalk in this one.
Let's first consider the No. 1 overall team Minnesota State Mavericks. They reigned supreme this year with the best record in college hockey (29-7-3) behind the best possession game in the country. Now, would they win 29 games if their conference didn't feature three teams from the bottom eight on a national basis? Obviously not. They played Alabama-Huntsville, Lake Superior State, and Alaska Anchorage a combined eight times this season, and predictably won them all (34-7 on aggregate in fact), so that helps pad out the ol' winning percentage. But this is a good team that would have competed in any conference.
No. 1 Minnesota State Mavericks (29-7-3)
No. 2 North Dakota (27-9-3)
No. 9 Harvard Crimson (21-12-3)
Puck Daddy Power Rankings: Bruins' playoff hopes; college hockey awards; Calder raceRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 4 days ago
[Author's note: Power rankings are usually three things: Bad, wrong, and boring. You typically know just as well as the authors which teams won what games against who and what it all means, so our moving the Red Wings up four spots or whatever really doesn't tell you anything you didn't know. Who's hot, who's not, who cares? For this reason, we're doing a power ranking of things that are usually not teams. You'll see what I mean.]
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6. The Bruins
Just when you thought things couldn't possibly get any worse, the David Krejci-less Boston Bruins, losers of their last five and surrenderers of the final playoff spot in the East, announce that Dougie Hamilton is out "indefinitely."
They had to know this season could have turned out like this, but man the end is shaping up to be torturous.
5. College hockey awards
4. Ilya Kovalchuk's return
3. Weirdly valuable players
2. The Calder race
NCAA Hockey 101: Some non-tournament housekeepingRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 5 days ago
[Our annual big NCAA tournament preview will run later this week. For now, here's some stuff about a bunch of teams that didn't make the tournament.]
When discussing teams that just barely missed out on the tournament the ones that come to mind quickest are, obviously, the ones that just missed out on making it.
Typically, the "magic number" for a team to make the tournament if they came out of even a half-decent conference is 22 wins. You get to that plateau and you will typically find yourself in pretty good standing regardless of who you beat and lost to, or how you did in your conference tournament. And yet here we are, with four bubble teams having missed out; Bowling Green had 23 wins, while Colgate, Michigan, and Vermont piled up 22 each. Lowell fell just short at 21, and St. Lawrence had 20. None of it was good enough.
Colgate, Michigan, and Vermont are harder to explain.
Oh well, you can all try again next year.
Pro signings of note
With so many teams seeing their seasons come to an end, we've also seen a lot of departures, early and otherwise. Between graduating seniors and underclassmen leaving early, we've already had a few NHL deals go through.
What We Learned: Why can't Boston Bruins close deal on playoff spot?Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 6 days ago
(Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend's events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it.)
So we're at the point in the season where the standings are starting to look worrisome for some teams and hope springs for those clubs that are on the outside looking in. The odds that you make up a point or two in the standings might not be great, but hell if they don't feel great, and isn't that the important thing?
Out East, though, what happens on the playoff bubble is just about anyone's guess. Boston seems to have no ability to control which Bruins team shows up on any given night; some games they look like juggernauts, and others they go down meekly in a shootout against Florida.
Does there seem to be any rhyme or reason to it? Sure doesn't. Tuukka Rask can be either great or, umm, less so (though this month it's been the former far more often), and the offense can be a buzzsaw or a pop-gun. Which makes for a nervy final nine games here.
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Can Devan Dubnyk keep this up? (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 9 days ago
There's been a lot of attention paid to a goalie who singlehandedly revived his team's playoff chances in the last little while here, and it's not to say that Andrew Hammond doesn't deserve it.
But if Devan Dubnyk had a name that could be turned into a lovable food convict I think we'd still be talking about the incredible things he has done and is indeed still doing for Minnesota. The good news for Dubnyk is that, like Hammond, he's an unrestricted free agent on July 1, and he's going to have a lot of leverage in contract talks with Minnesota. "Do you really want Darcy Kuemper over me?"
So the question for Minnesota is how much they ought to fork over to Dubnyk in terms of both the number of years and the dollar value of a deal. The sad truth for the Wild is that they can probably ill afford to let him walk.
There was no real way to predict that he could do what he has so far — again, no one is this good — but we should have had a pretty good idea that he was going to constitute a significant upgrade over whatever other shambling disasters the Wild were putting in the crease before they acquired him.
Puck Daddy Power Rankings: Dumb green jerseys, Penguins problems, Nail YakupovRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 11 days ago
[Author's note: Power rankings are usually three things: Bad, wrong, and boring. You typically know just as well as the authors which teams won what games against who and what it all means, so our moving the Red Wings up four spots or whatever really doesn't tell you anything you didn't know. Who's hot, who's not, who cares? For this reason, we're doing a power ranking of things that are usually not teams. You'll see what I mean.]
7. St. Patrick's Day jerseys
Yesterday was St. Patrick's Day, which is a good day to stay home if you live within a square mile of a bar that doesn't check IDs too closely. And with it comes some supremely obnoxious clothes-wearing. And because corporations know that the people who think green beer is a good idea will buy literally anything that's green, so too does the NHL sell green jerseys with Celtic-looking letters and hilarious jokes like "O'Vechkin" and "McCrosby" on the back.
With a price of about $140, the fact that they sold even one of these monstrosities is enough to dampen one's faith in the hockey-watching public.
6. The Leafs
What a mess.
5. The Penguins
3. GM meetings
Your guide to NCAA Hockey Championship WeekendRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 12 days ago
The Frozen Four is a little less than a month away but the most exciting weekend in college hockey is coming up in just a few days: Championship weekend. The field across the country has been whittled down from 59 teams to just 26 (thanks, insipid Big Ten tournament that allows all six teams!) and for the most part, hope is alive for all 26.
And look, I'm about to say that a lot of these tournaments are anyone's to win. I hate saying this kind of thing, because that's all that most college hockey writing and analysis is. "These teams are all really good!" and so on. But I'm not really enamored of anyone this season like I was last year with Union, BC, and Minnesota; no one jumps off the page as being truly and deeply excellent from top to bottom. I have some teams left that I like more than others, but for the most part just about any goofy result this weekend would make me say, "Hmm, yeah, weird, but I can see that." So I'm sorry in advance for sounding wishy-washy, but the fact is that no one's good enough to be the clear favorite in their conference (save for one team).
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Legal Harborside is Legal Sea Foods' 20,000 square foot flagship property on the Boston Waterfront, comprising three floors and three different concepts under one (retractable) roof. You'll find a nod to their heritage on the first floor hull, where the restaurant serves a casual menu of seafood favorites-with-a-twist, an oyster bar and an old-fashioned fish market.
The second floor dining room offers cuisine prepared with sensible creativity for celebratory eating and private dining events. The design of the restaurant and bar takes full advantage of the harbor view and is reminiscent of a ship's dining room, with a curved rosewood ceiling and glossy black columns inspired by the mast of a ship that anchor the space.
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The 54-year-old Prouty becomes the fourth general counsel in the union's history, following Dick Moss (1966-77), Donald Fehr (1977-04) and Michael Weiner (2004-13). The promotion was announced Wednesday.
Weiner succeeded Fehr as the union's executive director in December 2009. Weiner announced in August that he is being treated for a brain tumor and has remained at work during treatment.
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Arab and Muslim Civil Rights and Identity: A Selection of Scholarly Writings from the Decade after 9/11
The current publication, marking ten years after 9/11, seeks to offer insight into the many dimensions of what Arabs and Muslims in America have faced throughout the past decade. It brings together scholars from around the country, who present the legal and social challenges with which members of these communities have been confronted. In particular, the writings explore how Arab and Muslim Americans were impacted in relation to their civil rights and civil liberties, as well as their image in the public eye and their own sense of identity.
2010 ADC Legal Report
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The report is intended as a remedy to the relative neglect and lack of information in the West about the experience of the people of the Golan Heights. Like the Palestinians, they continue to affirm their national identity and defend their rights, despite over 40 years of Israeli military occupation.
Printed copies of the report are available for $10 each from ADCRI.
ADC and Penn State Law School Release Report on NSEERS Program
The National Security Entry-Exit Registration System (NSEERS) program was implemented as a counterterrorism tool in the wake of September 11, 2001. The white paper provides a legal and policy analysis of NSEERS, and recommendations to the Obama administration. 58. pgs ADC and Penn State Law School
Issue Paper 32 "The Aftermath of the War on Gaza and the Israeli Elections: Problems and Prospects Facing Palestinian/Israeli Peace"
Issue Paper 32 discusses the 22-day war on Gaza and its effect on the political situation, as well as the continuing expansion of the Israeli settlements throughout the course of the peace process. The paper also discusses the problems leadership on both the Palestinian and Israeli side pose to a viable peace process. . 26 pgs. Published by the ADC Research Institute Mar 2009
Hate Crimes Report 2003-2007:
A report on racially motivated crimes and civil rights violations that occurred during the years 2003-2007. 99 pgs. Published by the ADC Research Institute 2008
Eyewitness Lebanon: An International Law Inquiry:
A comprehensive report on the human rights violations that occurred during the conflict in Lebanon and Israel in the summer of 2006. 233pgs. Published by the ADC Research Institute 2007
Hate Crimes Report 2001-2002:
In the first nine weeks following the September 11 terrorist attacks, ADC documented over 700 violent incidents targeting Arab Americans, or those perceived to be Arab Americans. Reports of employment discrimination to ADC quadrupled compared to previous annual reports. pg. 139 ADC-Research Institute 2003
Hate Crimes Report 1998-2000:
This Report, traces hate crimes and discrimination against the Arab-American community from the beginning of 1998 to the end of 2000. It outlines the major challenges facing Arab Americans when dealing with other sectors of American society, including individuals, corporations, news and entertainment media, educational institutions, law enforcement and the government. In the pages of this Report, ADC tracks patterns of discrimination and bias against Americans because of their Arab ethnicity. The report is divided into three sections which deal with legal issues, discrimination in education, and media bias and defamation.
ADC Issue Paper # 30 The Palestinian Right of Return
The ethnic cleansing of Palestine that took place at the foundation of the creation of the state of Israel remains a complex and critical issue in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. The right of return, an inalienable Palestinian demand, is examined in its legal and political contexts. Ali Abu Nimah and Hussien Ibish for ADC Research Institute


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- Publisher: Xseed Games
- Release Date: Mar 2, 2010
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Feb 19, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Story: 10/10.. The story was one of the best I have seen. It was a combination of romance and desire.
Graphics: 6/10.. The graphics of the game were more of the GBA level (except for the Pokémon-like cutscenes).
Gameplay: 10/10.. Just great..
The difficulty of this game is really low. I finished the game with my whole crew of level 40. And I didn't have many special items either.. The only thing that disappointed me in the whole game was the ending. The ending wasn't as good as the whole story. The story was romantic and sometimes heartbreaking. But the ending was too... easy.. By easy I mean that the ending wasn't the special type. And worse, they let us "walk" at the end. Meaning, they gave us the controls, to navigate. Which just made everything worse :/ They should have ended it with a pokémon-like cutscene..… Expand
Follows an old blueprint of the genre, but maintains a level of charm and humor that still works in 2010. [Issue#203, p.96]
Lunar: Silver Star Harmony's engrossing story, lovable characters, and newly redrawn visuals make it a great on-the-go RPG for fans and newcomers alike, but the long load times and grind-heavy combat system keep it from being unbeatable.
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Approaching Midnight, a new film starring Emmy-nominated producer Sam Logan Khaleghi and country singer/actress and CMA "Top New Female Artist" winner Jana Kramer, has recently been garnering quite a bit of attention in the country music world.
Jana Kramer was twice spotted holding hands with a Hollywood hunk in California over the weekend. Actor Scott Eastwood was allegedly seen with the 'Why Ya Wanna' singer at her Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 tour stops in San Diego and Anaheim.
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Brantley Gilbert and Jana Kramer have ended their engagement after seven months. The country newcomers had been dating for over a year before news of their split surfaced on Thursday (Aug. 15).
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Dude, just take the stairs. You kids are sooo lazy today...
The current issue of Discover magizine has a much longer and more informative writeup.
Yeah but then you get to stretch your arms out and watch your girlfriend catch fire.
I am so old school geek!
While technically true, carbon nanotubes need to be much stronger and more developed before they can be employed in a space elevator with a good margin for safety.
He wrote "The Fountains of Paradise", another book about a space elevator, in 1978.
As I recall the "shaft" of the elevator was made with a special new material that has the strength of steel at the molecular level. I.e. a strand of it one molecule thick could not be broken and was also super dangerous as it could cut through almost anything.
Interesting concept, but I guess we don't really need that stuff after all...
He pegs the cost at $10 billion...NASA already has given more than $500,000 to study the idea, and Congress has earmarked $2.5 million more.
Wow, at this rate, we'll have the money in, oh, 1000 years...
...nothing new has to be discovered, nothing new has to be invented from scratch...
Uhhm, even in his book, Edwards admits that the carbon nanotubes needed to make this work just aren't there yet; while we can manufacture nanotubes now, we can't make them as strong (by a factor of around 100) or nearly as long (by a factor of 10,000 or more) as needed. While it may well be that, as soon as someone really puts some effort/research bucks into making stronger/longer nanotubes, they will happen, but it seems like 15 years might still be optimistic.
OTOH, this would be way cool, and maybe in my lifetime to boot...
It's probably the nanotube/nanotech pessimists who are ignorant of the law of accelerating returns. [kurzweilai.net]
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Explore the personal stories of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
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The Asian giants are making calculated geopolitical decisions when it comes to their strategy in the Middle East.
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The storming of the British embassy in Tehran is part of a wider political game playing out in the Islamic Republic.
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A new strategic alliance has formed, Ankara and Riyadh against Tehran, all trying to gain influence over Damascus.
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China's vote will fit into its framework of non-intervention, as it seeks to serve its own strategic interests.
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Anyone have travertine tile floors for more than 10 years?
I am considering vein cut travertine floors for our kitchen and adjoining rooms. But I hear completely conflicting things about the durability for spills and scratches.
This time I would like to hear from people who actually have travertine floors for more than 10 years.
I noticed that the South Coast Plaza shopping mall has travertine tiles, and that place is subject to a LOT of traffic and wear, but the tiles look nice. Also noticed travertine in some high traffic hotel lobbies.
Is it only fragile for those kind of people who feel compelled to buy a new car as soon as the driver door gets a tiny parking dent? Or, is it truly high maintenance? I am so confused.
I have travertine tile floors in my kitchen, but not sure this is going to be too helpful since they don't appear to be vein cut. They were put in by the previous owners before we moved in 11 years ago. Even when we first moved in, they were a little rustic looking with natural pockmarks here and there. I think there are more of those little holes now as the factory filling have started coming out over time. As for staining, it's not a problem if you seal the tiles every year - at least that is my experience. I'm a messy cook and it's not unusual to find me wiping sauces/batter off the floor. Haha! Also, one good thing about the honed tiles is that scratches on the surface aren't that obvious. I would suspect that scratches would be more obvious on polished tiles. I think if you're going for polished tiles, they will require more upkeep to keep them looking perfect than the honed tiles that already look imperfect to begin with.
A lot of the "travertine" tiles that you see in commercial installations are actually porcelain lookalikes, not real travertine.
Vein cut silver travertine?
No. Emser Perspective.
Gold and noche travertine?
No, Emser Colosseum.
Ivory travertine?
Emser Rossini.
And that's just 3 from one single tile line. There are tons more out there that can stand up to abuse. Travertine can't.
The floor tile at the South Coast Plaza mall looks like real travertine. Upon close examination I can see the wear marks and chipped areas. In some parts of the mall it has a natural aged look, which gives it character. I am wondering if that is the kind of "natural wear" that some people freak out over, if it was in their kitchen. I wouldn't want to have to seal it every year though. I would get a honed surface and seal it maybe once every 5 to 10 years to be realistic.


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ProCurve Switch 2610-24-PWR
Summary: A feature-packed 10/100Mbps switch with PoE on every port, the 2610-24-PWR is designed to deliver power and network connections to VoIP phones or other PoE devices.
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Launched in February, the ProCurve 2610 PWR range of 10/100Mbps switches is designed for IT organisations that are deploying VoIP telephones or other 802.3AF Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices.
The 2610 is HP's second-generation PoE switch and sits in the middle of its enterprise range. Switches from the previous range, called the ProCurve 2626, were somewhat larger, more expensive and were less suitable for networks with a small number of PoE devices. In contrast, the 2610 range caters for networks with a small, medium or large number of PoE devices. The 2610-24-PWR, reviewed here, delivers full PoE to each of its 24 ports, while the 2610-48-PWR provides 48 PoE ports. The 2610-24/12PWR version provides full PoE to half its 24 ports, although it will power all ports if configured with an optional external power supply. Given that most PoE devices don't draw the full 15.4 watts of power, each PoE port could deliver enough power for two PoE devices.
In terms of its features and manageability, the 2610 is a high-end option. But for many potential customers, the price per port could be the overriding consideration. Although HP is unlikely to be the cheapest option, the 2610 is crammed full of goodies that could sway some buyers.
The 2610 is the first HP mid-range switch to include sFlow network monitoring support. Compared to the 2626 range, the 2610 has improved 802.1x support, which can now handle 8 users per port. It also offers better handling of multicasts, plus port- and user-based ACL support to automate configuration of VLAN settings and other network parameters. The 2610 also supports the simultaneous use of its various authentication options on each port. For example, one person could use a smartcard and another user in the same port could use password authentication.
Fans move air sideways through the switch for cooling, and the chassis can be mounted horizontally in a rack or on a shelf, or vertically against a wall. The rear panel has connectors for mains power, plus a 50V redundant input to provide PoE power in case the switch's mains supply should fail. There's also a 12V redundant power supply input to keep the switch running if its PSU fails.
All the other connectors, along with two recessed reset switches, are on the front panel. As well as the 24 100Base-T Ethernet connectors, there are two RJ-45-format 1000Base-T ports for linking the 2610 to other switches. Two unpopulated mini-GBIC sockets are also available for linking the switch to fibre cables, and HP offers a range of Gigabit SX and LX GBIC options to suit most requirements. Finally an RJ-45-format serial connector enables the switch to be configured using a standard RS-232 serial port. However, by default the switch will acquire an IP address from a DHCP server, so most network administrators would probably setup the switch using a LAN connection. For example, in our Lab tests we made a telnet connection to the switch using a DHCP-acquired IP address, and once attached, we reconfigured the switch with a static IP address.
HP ProCurve Manager (PCM) is required to access sophisticated features such as sFlow monitoring and reporting.
Basic management of the switch can be done using a web browser. We needed to download and install a JVM so that IE 6.0 would work properly with the switch. However, you'll need to install HP ProCurve Manager software on a Windows workstation to access the more sophisticated switch functions such as its sFlow monitoring and reporting features. sFlow samples packets on the network, and sends these to a ProCurve Manager (PCM) system that can run reports, for example, to identify top talkers and bottlenecks. The software also spots and reports on abnormal traffic patterns.
Packets are sampled by sFlow and sent to PCM, which creates reports.
We tested the sFlow capabilities by connecting the switch to our test LAN and installing ProCurve Manager 2.3 onto a system running Windows Server 2003. Windows Server 2000 and XP SP2 could also be used, but other versions, including Vista, are not supported. PCM requires at least 1GB of RAM to run. PCM 2.3 also needs to be updated before it supports the 2610 range.
We used the auto update feature in PCM's Preferences dialogue box to download and install the updates. The auto update seemed rather simple compared to others we have seen: it told us to shut down the PCM Client application, and eventually shutdown PCM itself. We needed to wait a few minutes and manually restart PCM .
PCM can handle multiple HP switches, and relies on their browser-based management capabilities for some functions. We found options to configure VLANs and to lockout faulty or troublesome devices by specifying their MAC address. We were also impressed by the Top Talker traffic monitoring graphs, which have colour-coded lines that group together traffic from related flows. Similarly, we could click on individual lines in the graph and see the relevant IP addresses and IP ports listed in a table above the graph. Such capabilities should allow network managers to quickly identify top talkers and the top traffic flows associated with them. Overall though, PCM is a fairly complex application, and most network managers would probably benefit from some training in order to get the most from it.
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Tomas Kaberle isn't likely to go anywhere.
While Kaberle has provided the Leafs with a list of 10 teams he'd prefer to be dealt to in exchange for waiving his no-trade clause, Leafs GM Brian Burke sounds as if he'd rather keep the skilled, puck-moving defenceman.
"I like this guy. Bet on him staying," Burke told the Star yesterday.
Kaberle – who remains on the injured reserve list with a broken right hand – says he'd rather stay.
"My main focus is being a Leaf," said Kaberle. "I love being a Leaf. That's how it stands. I want to do my best here."
Kaberle, who had his cast removed and skated prior to the main Leafs practice, was clearly uncomfortable talking about the prospect of being traded. Those who know him socially say he loves playing hockey in this city.
Kaberle refused to waive his no-trade clause last season, when interim GM Cliff Fletcher had worked out a deal to send him to Philadelphia for Jeff Carter and a first-round pick. Kaberle was taking his cues then from Mats Sundin, Bryan McCabe, Darcy Tucker and Pavel Kubina – all of whom refused to waive their no-trade clauses.
This year, with a new regime in place, things have changed. Only Kubina and Kaberle remain from that five. Both have softened their stances on waiving their clause.
"If I'm not a part of the future, I won't mind to waive my no-trade clause," said Kaberle, echoing Kubina's comments from Sunday. "You don't want to do anything (to stand in the way) if you're not part of the team in the future.
"I want to play for the Leafs and win the Stanley Cup. If it's not going to happen, then I have to move on."
If the Leafs fail to make the playoffs – a likely scenario this year – there are clauses in both Kubina's and Kaberle's contracts that will allow Burke to trade them this summer without their consent. In that case, they'd have no control over their destiny.
By providing a list of 10 teams – mandated by Burke – they maintain some control.
"Two keys," Burke wrote in an email. "One, Kaberle wants to stay. He could not be clearer. Two, (it's) hard to believe I will get what I need to move this guy. (He's a) quality person, great stats, good salary.
"I did not ask him to waive no-trade. (His) agent suggested looking at this vehicle because it allows him and Tomas to retain some level of control over where he goes. If we miss the playoffs, he has no control over where he goes."
The Leafs don't have another defenceman with Kaberle's skill set – a strong ability to pass or carry the puck and to anchor the power play. The power play – rated 12th in the league – is one of the team's rare bright spots. In addition, Kaberle is only 30 and under contract for another two seasons after this one at the cap-friendly price of $4.25 million (U.S.).
It promises to be a bumpy ride for this team that is closer to the bottom than the playoffs. Burke is likely to be among the busiest general managers heading into the March 4 trade deadline. In addition to Kubina and Kaberle in the trade speculation, it's widely believed pending unrestricted free agents Nik Antropov and Dominic Moore could be on the move.
In any deal, the Leafs will be looking to restock some of the 2009 and 2010 draft picks they've traded away. They've already parted with a second-rounder (part of the deal to land Luke Schenn), a fourth-rounder (part of the Vesa Toskala deal) and a fifth-rounder (Ryan Hollweg) this year and a second-rounder (the Mikhail Grabovski deal) and fourth-rounder (the Mike Van Ryn deal) in 2010.
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Jake is a terrific member of his fast-growing company's senior leadership team. His boss Darcy, the owner, is a sweet lady with great personal skills. That complements Jake's tough, task-oriented, ramrod approach. Odds are good Darcy will one day sell the firm to Jake… if she doesn't fire him first.
Such odd-couple pairings are common in highly effective organizations. Common also are the tensions between them.
The effective CEO recruits for strength where she herself is weak, in order to round out a diverse team. However it's not enough to let leaders play to their natural strengths — letting the people-person build relationships while the letting the task-oriented person drive for results. Each leader needs to encapsulate "just enough" of both capabilities.
In practice, that means getting better at what Pete Friedes (in "The 2R Manager") calls your "less dominant" management style. You need to have enough of a relationship with another person that you have some traction with them — they actually care about your opinion and want to make you happy — and you have to be able to clearly ask for what you want, without apology, and insist on quality — including requiring that people do work over if needed.
Jake's problem is that nobody goes the extra mile for him, and he doesn't grow the people who work for him. He seems to have a lot of the ideas on his team… because others tend not to volunteer their thoughts.
All of that leaves him unable to take on new work, and he often finds himself taking over a project that's not going the way he wants. Jake works later than he wants to. At this rate, he'll either burn himself out, or start to resent his team and drive them away, increasing costly turnover.
Permission to Relate
The dirty secret here is that relating — at least some of the time — is actually more effective over the long term than being a task-oriented demanding boss.
A lot of demanders (or "Requirers" in Pete Friedes' language) won't give themselves permission to spend time relating. Bosses like Jake mistakenly believe that relating is
A waste of time
People work harder for a boss they like and who they believe genuinely cares about them
People bring their ideas to the table when they believe they'll be listened to, making the team more effective
People speak up when they feel safe doing so, thus catching problems earlier, saving time and money
As Mark Horstman of manager-tools.com would say, "If you don't have time to build relationships with your people, then I want the team next to you, because I'll invest the time, and my team will out-perform yours. In a year, it'll be like night and day."
Two Skills: Asking and Listening
Jake doesn't realize that, when he interrupts, he's sending two messages:
Your input is not valuable
The opposite is true of listening. When you listen, you send two very different messages:
Your input is valuable
What Jake should do is take a lesson from chapter 6 of Goulston's book — "Be More Interested than Interesting" — and learn to ask questions and listen to the answers.
Behaviors of Deep Listening
Face the person squarely and look closely at their facial expressions and body language.
The good news is, within 4-6 weeks of steady application of some new Relating behaviors, Jake will see a huge increase in performance by his team. He'll learn how to motivate them, because they'll tell him what they care about, because he stopped to ask and listen. And once he shows that he cares, they'll walk through fire for him.
Once he's tasted that success, Jake will never go back. Nor will you. (You can receive my free 1-page coaching tip sheet, "Work Sheet for Over-Requiring Managers" by clicking here.)
Tom Cox is a Beaverton consultant, author and speaker. He coaches CEOs on how to boost performance by building workplace trust. Email comments to
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SPOILER: Not an Endless Runner!
Spiel Studios brings to you a brand new action packed space adventure to help get Rez home.
An easy, addictive and interesting one-touch, single-screen gameplay, with over 350 levels, called Galaxy Run.
- Auto-Running, Single-Screen levels
- Easy to learn One-Tap gameplay
- Over 350 total levels
- Over 90 extreme levels
- Leaderboards & Achievements
- Full Retina Display Support with excellent gameplay graphics
- 18 Unique Gameplay features, including Anti-Gravity, Speed Boosters, Grappling Hooks, Springboard, Portals and many more!
- 2 Special Power-ups to Skip the Level and Ghost to run through obstacles!
- Engaging soundtrack with Lyrics!
- iOS Game Controller support
- New Levels added Daily via the Bonus section
- 3 Unique Character Costumes available, each with special abilities
- iOS8 Supported
Just tap on screen to start and tap again to jump over obstacles. Use your reflexes and strategic skills to your best advantage!
Jim Squires (Editor-in-Chief, Gamezebo.com):
"I'll be damned if this trailer doesn't have me itchin' to try Galaxy Run out..."
Dave Flodine (Appspy.com): 4/5
"Galaxy Run is a epitome of a bite-sized platformer. It looks like they might have hit the ground running with the right formula..."
Evan Killham (CultofMac.com): 4/5
"Galaxy Run Delights In Sending Its Homesick Astronaut Plunging To His Doom..."
Harry Slater (Pocketgamer.co.uk):
"I urge you with every fibre of my being to turn the sound up for the trailer for Spiel Studios's auto-running platformer Galaxy Run"
Connect to us directly at firstname.lastname@example.com and share all your feedback and comments. We promise to get back to you personally and instantly!
Twitter: @spiel / @galaxyrun
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/spielstudios
Official Promo Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0K-ypFyg9I
Official Website: http://www.galaxy-run.com
(C) 2015 Spiel Inc.
Website: http://www.spielstudios.com
What's New in Version 2.4
Hope you are enjoying Galaxy Run! With the new update, find the below changes:
- Improved Gameplay UI
- Crash bug on iPhone 5S, 6 and 6 plus fixed
- Slow Mo Power-up removed
- Earn Ghost Power-ups for Free!
- A new revitalized icon!
If you encounter any bugs, please send your feedback to email@example.com. Thank-you!
- Free
- Category: Games
- Updated: Mar 18, 2015
- Version: 2.4
- Size: 53.9 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
- Seller: Spiel Studios
- © Spiel Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.1.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
Top In-App Purchases
- Ghost Power-up$0.99
- Skip Power-up$1.99
- Slow Motion Power-up$0.99
- Speed Boost Costume$0.99
- Pack of 2 Power-ups$4.99
- Pack of 3 Power-ups$19.99
- Jump Suit$0.99


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