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Giada Slim-N10 NVIDIA Ion Nettop - Extremely Small and StylishMini desktop computers or nettops are one of the hit products of 2009. We check out the Slim-N10 from Giada which is the smallest we have seen so far.
Mini desktop computers or "nettops" as they are called in the industry were one of the hit products for 2008 and the momentium has not slowed down in 2009 either.
Nettops were innovatively a result of netbook computers. Once Intel launched its low-cost and low-power Atom processor onto the market last year, which saw brilliant results, Acer and ASUS were furst up selling them like hot cakes, and then others followed with also good success.
Not too long after, the nettop computer system entered the fray - it took the same principles and concepts of the small and affordable netbook to the desktop. These new style of desktop computers were never going to get any awards for performance, but they performed well enough as a student PC or basic office system for the price and hence left off where the netbooks started - and sold well, too.
NVIDIA wisely and smartly noticed an area in where it could get its nose in on the action and create a chip for netbook and nettops systems, which would provide a solid boost in performance in two important areas, where these systems didn't enjoy the best of numbers - HD movie playback and basic gaming. Try and playback a 1080p movie or get in some basic gaming action on one of the latest titles and your little system all of a sudden didn't look all that good anymore. On came the NVIDIA Ion chipset (the GeForce 9400M, to be exact) and it added an important kick up in the performance stakes by replacing the suitable, but not desireable Intel onboard graphics.
Companies such as ASUS and ASRock are familiar to us for creating nettop systems with the NVIDIA Ion chip, but a new one that we hadn't heard of until today is Giada. Today we get a look at its Slim-N10 Ion nettop, which just happens to be the smallest computer system we've ever tested. Continue on with us as we get a really close look outside and inside the system and see if it is worth buying or not.
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May 13, 2006 Citroen will use the Madrid International Motor Show later this month to unveil an adventurously styled C-Buggy off-road concept car. A derivative of the C-Airplay concept, the C-Buggy is Citroen's futuristic interpretation of a two-seater, go-anywhere car. Clearly designed for warmer climes, due to the absence of a roof, windscreen and windows, the C-Buggy exudes a carefree charm whilst wide wheel arches, big wheels, glass door portholes and sump guard hint at its off-road credentials.
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A Flowdock adapter for hubot
A Hubot adapter for Flowdock
Flowdock is a web based collabration and chat app. It integrates nicely with GitHub, Pivotal Tracker, Twitter, JIRA, Confluence, most CI systems and even email.
You should report any issues or submit any pull requests to the Flowdock adapter repository.
Compatibility with Hubot
- 0.6.x => Hubot >=2.5.0
- 0.5.x => Hubot >=2.4.8
- 0.4.x => Hubot 2.4.2 - 2.4.8
- 0.3.x => Hubot 2.3.x
- 0.2.5 => Hubot 2.2.x
Compatibility with NodeJS
- Preferably use NodeJS 0.8.x or later
Getting Started
First, create your own hubot template by using the getting started instructions of the hubot repository.
Then you will need to edit the
package.json for your hubot and add the
hubot-flowdock adapter dependency.
"dependencies": {
"hubot-flowdock": ">= 0.0.1",
"hubot": ">= 2.0.0",
Then save the file, and commit the changes to your hubot's git repository.
If deploying to Heroku you will need to edit the
Procfile and change the
-a campfire option to
-a flowdock. Or if you're deploying locally
you will need to use
-a flowdock when running your hubot.
Bot name
Note that by default, hubot will think its name is "Hubot" and will only respond to that name. You can configure what name hubot thinks it has, with environment variable HUBOT_NAME or with the
-n flag when starting the bot. Note that you will run into problems if the name that hubot internally uses is different from the actual display name of the user that hubot uses to connect to Flowdock with. The Flowdock adapter will however try to mitigate the effects of wrong name, but you should still configure it properly.
Join flows
Note that hubot cannot join any flows on its own. You need to either log into Flowdock with the Hubot user and join some Flows, or add the bot to the desired flows using another user.
Adding / removing from flows
Hubot will automatically reconnect when you add or remove it from a flow.
Configuring the Adapter
The Flowdock adapter requires either a user's personal api token (obtainable from Flowdock account page) as environment variable
or a user's email and password as environment variables:
Optional configuration:
# Heroku specific: to enable the keep-alive functionality for Hubot > 2.1.4.
# More info at https://github.com/github/hubot/pull/270.
# Bot name, optionally you can give it with `-n Name` when starting the bot
# By default, Hubot will not respond to (or even see) chat messages sent using
# a flow api token and external_user_name. If you are really sure this is something
# you need and realize that this allows ANYONE to send anonymous commands to
# your Hubot if they know your flow api token, you can allow them by setting
# the following env to 1.
# You can ignore users (for example if you have other bots) with the following
# environment variable by giving a comma separated list of user ids.
Remember to set the bot's name to match the Flowdock login's display name. See "Bot name" above. You will see warnings in the logs when starting hubot if the name does not match the Flowdock login.
Flowdock Login Email
This is the email address of the account which your hubot will be using.
Flowdock Login Password
This is the password of the account which your hubot will be using. Note: if you use third party authentication (e.g. Google), you need to set a password for your account manually.
Heroku Hostname
Your Hubot instance's hostname in Heroku.
Configuring the variables on Heroku
% heroku config:add HUBOT_FLOWDOCK_LOGIN_EMAIL="..."
% heroku config:add HUBOT_FLOWDOCK_LOGIN_PASSWORD="..."
Configuring the variables on UNIX
% export HUBOT_FLOWDOCK_LOGIN_EMAIL="..."
% export HUBOT_FLOWDOCK_LOGIN_PASSWORD="..."
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Extending hubot-flowdock
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A couple of scripts exist if you want to add an undo or message deletion capabilities to hubot:
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Fungus Gnats and/or something worse???
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Hi. I DO have fungus gnats (I see them flying around occasionally), but I want to make sure that the little critters on top of the soil are the larvae of the gnats and not something worse. How can I tell? The violets are blooming and seem relatively happy. The pests on the surface of the soil are very small (less than a 1/16 of an inch) and move relatively quickly. The analogy would be a very small ant, but no appendages are visible.
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HoopsHype Phil Jackson rumors
Still, Jackson anticipated being busy up until Thursday's 3 p.m. trade deadline, looking both to add cap room and potentially players for the future. "We're doing both," he said. "If we get more cap room, great. If not, can we add a player that's going to be a substantial addition to our team?" The Knicks Blog
Adam Zagoria: Phil says there's not been a "hue and cry" from other teams to acquire PG Jose Calderon. #Knicks Twitter @AdamZagoria
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New York Knickerbockers President Phil Jackson announced today that the team has waived forward Amar'e Stoudemire. "Amar'e's period as a Knickerbocker has come to pass, at his request. His time here should be marked by recognizing his effort – it was 100-percent," Jackson said. "As we move forward in structuring this team, we will look for players that exhibit his desire to win." NBA.com
Kerr still can't believe how fast things have come together with the Warriors. After all, he worked as a broadcaster during All-Star weekend the last four years. Now he'll be the game's first rookie coach since Indiana's Larry Bird in 1998, and he's hoping it's the first of many more appearances. "My goal is to someday become Phil Jackson and complain about having to coach the All-Star game," Kerr said, chuckling. "But I'm not there yet." Minneapolis Star-Tribune
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this right here. the reason being in a premade group the klings have a complete advantage due to cloak. They can have their whole team sit cloaked the entire match and only unlcoak when they have a 100% to get a kill and 0% to suffer a loss. That's all I see anymore, 30 minutes of sitting around doing nothing, a fed gets bored and wanders off because they know the only way they will get to shoot a single weapon is to suicide alone. the klings uncloak, fry the fed in under 3 seconds then cloak again.
now I'm not saying get rid of cloak because that would just be silly, but something needs to be done to give the feds a chance against it. premade vs premade the klinks will always win.
dont put words in my mouth, our team goes straight for the kill with 0 waiting.
move to 8km of fedball, start attack run, pop talents, decloak, do the tactic stuff, and kill 5 feds without any problems.
We dont wait, we dont run (running is only viable option if our team support skills are in CD).
You have played against pugs, GRATS !


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Zimbabwe is in a position to attract investors, says CEO
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The Banks Momuments honors Sir Joseph Banks. He voyged with Captain Cook and fellow Botanist Daniel Solander on the Endeavour. He and Daniel Solander were responsible for collecting wildlife and animal specimens along the journey. They were the first Europeans to collect and document the unique flora and fauna of Australia.
The momunment also has a long stone bench beside it. It is as if he wants you to sit back and look at the natural beauty that captivated him during the first landing.
The Solander Monument is located in the Botany Bay National Park overlooking the Bay. The momument is for the Sweedih naturalist Daniel Solander who sailed on the Endeavour with Captain Cook. Solander is the person credited with naming Botany Bay. He studied and inventoried the plants, trees and wildlife of the area.
While exploring the Botany Bay National Park we came upon this jetty. The pier stretches out into the Bay. Along the pier are plaques with information about the Early Aborginals and their history. This was a beautiful spot as well as educational.
The Captain Cook Memorial Obelisk is located in Botany Bay National Park. This monument commemorated the landing of Captain Cook on Australian soil and his first meeting with the Aboriginal people of Australia.
During our November 2010 trip to australia we explored the park and this monument in particular. My wife is a huge history buff and fan of explorers so this was huge on her lists of things to see.
Burrawang Walk is a nature trail located in the Kamay Botany Bay National Park. My Wife, Jackie and I explore this park and enjoyed this nature walk. The different, plants, trees and flowers surrounded by the water really is beautiful.
Boatany Bay National Park's Visitor's Center is your first stop in the Park. This is where you pay your car entrance fee and pick up your park map. They also have restrooms, a food kiosk and gift shop. The bathrooms here are clean and you won't find one elsewhere in the park; so take advantage of it. The gift shop is small but my wife did manage to finf a Christmas onamnet for our evergrowing colection of round the world Christmas ornaments. I thik next year with will have to have several trees throughout the house to accomodate all the ornaments.
The Landing Rock at Botany Bay National Park looks like an ordinal and small rock in the water. This is the site of the landing of Captain Cook on Australian soil. Over the years thanks to errosion and weathering this rock can easily be missed when walking the water's edge.
While visiting Botany Bay we came upon the Forby Sutherland Memorial. He was the first Brittish subject to die on Australian soil in 1770. What a shame to travel all this way just to die but I can imagine one can die happy after seeing Australia.
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Hi I'm Qian Zhao. or Vicky. I'm here to look for a movie maker who may intersted in my story. I apologize if this wasn't the right place to post in advance.
I'm 30 years old Chinese woman. I was born and raised in mainland China till 28 years old. I moved to Unit States 2 years ago due to job transfer. I had a pretty easy life in china as single child. Unlike most of the new Chinese immigration, I came here all by myself with no money. I learned to fit in local community, order food, drive, load dishwasher, go to gym and make doctor appointment etc... I met my boyfriend Joe ,who is a boston-er.We are dealing with the difference everyday, like habit,,attitude on international event, food, living style, value, family. china and america etc. We are planning a trip to China to visit my parents in April. This will be Joe's first Asian trip. I think my experience and our daily life as long as the trip can be an interesting story for both Chinese and American young people. If you were intersted , please contact me here or by email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hi - I'm a former local news journalist and producer and have been producing mostly corporate content for the past several years. I live in Rochester, MN - and I'm working on a documentary about a basketball player who nearly died, but survived miraculously. I've got a big question related to how to approach working with a funder who may want a separate "version" of the documentary I'm working on - for their own promotional purposes. Here's the question in case someone has some thoughts from here - and if anyone has a recommendation for where I should post this if you could let me know, that would be great. I see there are lots of topics that have been "archived" and it looks like maybe those are dead forums that we can't add to? Sorry for my clue-lessness.
Here's my question:
Hello. I'm in post-production on a documentary and am trying to find a funder to pay $24K to fund the post-production of it. I've got about $8K invested in money into the doc – and a lot more than that in time/sweat equity.
This is the first doc I've sought funding for, and I think I may soon get funding to finish it, – likely from an organization that will require a finished piece (or pieces) culled from the doc material – that THEY could use - meaning – I think the organization will want their "own version" of the documentary in exchange for the $24K.
I'd like to produce it – and am open to creating multiple pieces if that's what it takes – one for the organization to use as a promotional tool for themselves – and one that I produce in an effort to sell.
Here's my question – as a doc filmmaker – would you not want to create two pieces – one for the funder, and then one that I'm in full control of – because then you've got two versions of the story out there – and that makes your documentary inherently less valuable?
For other doc filmmakers out there – do you advise against doing this – and finding ONLY funders who will sponsor your production and don't expect anything but their name on the documentary in return for their sponsorship?
Hello, I'm Ron Calhoun. I am currently in pre-production on a heroin awareness project.
One of my websites, www.HeroinDoesntCare.org
Welcome, Qian, Donny and Roan. Donny, your question is better asked in the Mentoring Room. This topic is more for just introducing yourself. Qian, this is an okay place to post what you wrote, but not many professional members hang out here. You might be better served re-posting it in the Public Classifieds topic.
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My name is Thomas and I am a first-time filmmaker, literally in the top of the first inning. I was pointed in the direction of this forum by friends in the industry to find other folks and learn from those who have walked in my shoes. Everyone was a first-timer at some point, right? I have a day-job in finance, but have felt that there is an issue out there and brewing in my head that I HAVE to bring to life. I want to figure this out on my own and, to be completely honest, I don't really know what I don't know yet. I'm New York-based with a topic that will likely be DC-centric so I'm committed to making this happen over the next 18 months. I know there will be blood, sweat, tears, high points and low points but I'm committed the journey.
I'm open to any/all suggestions on "getting myself up the curve" and am quite sure I'll be a frequent flyer in the "Mentor" room.
I just wanted to introduce myself and look forward to hearing from you,
Welcome, Thomas. My first piece of advice is don't quit your day job.
An exciting place to be Thomas! Welcome. (I second Andy's suggestion). Stay Brave.
Haha...thanks. Yeah, with 4 kids and some overhead, quitting the day job isn't an option. Yet.
DC-centric. I'm intrigued. Tell us more in the Works-in-Progress, Thomas.
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New member here! I'm so excited to be joining this community! I'm an LA-based associate producer and researcher with 8 years experience working in reality and variety television, and a long-time lover of documentaries! I'd love the opportunity to work on a historical documentary project, and am hoping to make connections through The D-Word. I'm a history nerd, genuinely love doing research, and am hoping to expand on my research skills through work in this field.
Personally - I was born and raised in Oxford, Ohio and am a proud graduate of the University of Michigan (Go Blue!). I love to travel, am a big football and college basketball fan, and am a frequent TV Binge-watcher (currently loving Twin Peaks!).
Nice to meet you all!
Welcome, Casey. Good to have you here and hope it leads to the connections you're looking for.
Yep, Twin Peaks is great!
Thanks Doug! I find myself wondering after every episode how this was on TV in the nineties! So ahead of its time! But that's David Lynch for you. And of course, I'm constantly craving pie and coffee these days.... :-)
Get ready for more pie and coffee. They announced recently that they'll be doing a new 9-season episode of Twin Peaks for Showtime next year.
Hey all, looking forward to being part of this community (thanks Eric for letting me know about The D-Word!).
I'm a former marketing/comm director who now works in my dream field of music supervision -- I own Sierra Music Supervision, based in the Southeast US but open to working with folks from all over. I enjoy helping documentary & indie filmmakers understand how the music licensing process works, so that they don't get caught in a bind with music rights or have to settle for music they don't love. My fav documentaries are Man On Wire and any film about the art of dance....and I also watch a lottt of TV (it's research! ;-P).
I'm currently looking for a special doc or indie film to take on as a passion project, so if you know a filmmaker who could use help figuring out the music end of things, feel free to have them contact me for consideration.
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In reply to Doug Block's post on Thu 5 Mar 2015: In reply to Doug Block's post on Thu 5 Mar 2015:
Yes! I'm so excited for that! Agent Cooper is BACK! :-)
Welcome, Peter and Melinda. Always helps to learn more about how music licensing works.
Greetings fellow filmmakers! Finally I have joined the D-Word and happy to be part of this vibrant commuiity. Thank you Doug for creating this forum.
My documentary Sense The Wind follows 4 blind sailors. It is an uplifting film that challenges stereotypes of those disabled and impaired. We are scheduled for post in a couple of weeks, as I struggle to fundraise to cover these critical costs to finsih a quality film. Stressful and scary. Wish me luck!
I am also proud to be an Advocacy Consultant with CreativeFuture, a non-profit arts organization mobilizing the creative community to stand up for the value of our work, the right to be fairly compensated and control the distribution of our digital media, which means fighting rampant piracy.
CreativeFuture's tireless Executive Director, Ruth Vitale, was recently featured in a Globe and Mail article. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/careers-leadership/copyright-crusader-leading-the-charge-against-content-thieves/article21602381/?page=all
Add your voice and join our organization. No dues or subscriptions, just your voice is required. Every individual, every company and oganization matters. To learn more about this critical issue and what is being done, go to, http://creativefuture.org/be-informed/. Together we can make positive change and continue to be able to afford making films that we truly care about.
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Happy spring!
Happy to join you all - so thankful for community!
I am a NYC producer, director, photographer - about to launch my first doc feature on the fest circuit.
Deep Run is the coming of age story of an Evangelical trangender boy growing up in rural NC,
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Enjoy the temp today! Bests- Hillevi Loven
Welcome to The D-Word, Hillevi, and congrats on getting your debut film out there into the world. Very exciting time. Btw, no need to sign your name - it's posted automatically above every post. Oh, and a photo is always nice.
And a belated welcome and greetings to Christine. Good to have you aboard.
Hello everyone! My name is John Haas. I'm just starting out in documentary filmmaking and am based in Phoenix, AZ(although I plan to move to Los Angeles within the year).
I am putting the final touches on my first piece, a short doc about a Homeless Respite Center here in Phoenix and am midway through filming another short piece on a violence prevention organization for youth in the Phoenix school districts. Soon I'll begin pre-production on my first feature, and assuming everything pans out I think it'll be a very interesting project with the potential to affect a lot of people.
So basically, I view documentaries as the way I'll be able to impact the world the most during my lifetime and hope to meet and work with others who view it as such through here! Thanks!
I am finishing up a degree in film production so I've experience filling many different positions on many sets(through school and freelance) as well as experience editing with Premiere, FCP, and AVID and I'm always looking to apply those skills towards projects and topics that will positively affect the world. Let me know if you are in AZ or CA and need help!
Welcome to the d-word, Christine, Hillevi, and John!
My name is Jennifer Paley and I live and work in Los Angeles - I am from New York and attended Harvard and NYU -- my hobbies include tennis, yoga, biking, hiking and piano. I am currently making a documentary.
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Welcome to the World of "S."
I urge you to dig. Give in to the unknown for a while and ponder the mystery. It's worth it. – JJ. Abrams
Welcome to Thoughts on "S." Y' part o' th' tradition, now. Part o' th' tradition. Here you can read about, discuss, and find resources to help you delve into the topics, puzzles, ciphers, clues, riddles, enigmas, mysteries, love stories, and battles between good and evil found in "S." To tailor your "S." experience, choose from the options below.
A Spoiler-Free Beginner's Guide to Reading "S." (this is the only post that does not mention events in the book – a great way to get started)
Walk-Throughs (detailed, orderly analysis of chapters, characters, or themes)
Inserts (where the inserts are and what they might mean)
- A Masters Thesis on the Search for Self in "S" (PDF)
- More Clues – Can You Read This?
- Estonian Composer Ragnar Rummo: Real?
- New Clues from the Straka Obituary in the Baltimore Bugle-Dispatch
- Connections between the real-life B. Traven and V.M. Straka
- The Location of PSU Discovered! (Connections to Hemingway and Pfeifer)
- New Clues from the Jen Hayward Tumblr Blog
- Transparent Man - Connections in the Alternate Ending
- The Havana Hotel Room Photographs are Fake
- Birds of Negative Space
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- More Clues – Can You Read This?
- Estonian Composer Ragnar Rummo: Real?
- New Clues from the Straka Obituary in the Baltimore Bugle-Dispatch
- The Location of PSU Discovered! (Connections to Hemingway and Pfeifer)
- New Clues from the Jen Hayward Tumblr Blog
- Transparent Man - Connections in the Alternate Ending
- The Havana Hotel Room Photographs are Fake
- Birds of Negative Space (all the answers await)
- Racing the Clock to Locate Yourself
- Chapter 7: The Obsidian Island
- It All Goes Back to Calais, Part 2 (new clues surface)
- Follow the Monkey and You'll Find…Yourself
- When Eric found Filomela (amazing connections)
- St. Sebastian appears again
- Free autographed copies of S are being hidden, with clues to their locations tweeted by @DougDorst.
- The Rumor Mill is the Principality of Rumor?
- You All Everybody! New clues surface in "S"
- The Commingled Joy and Terror of Creation (Metaphysical poetry in "S")
- Sensible Vultures
- When the Projector Went Out
- Maelstrom – an Exhaustive Translation
- Connections Between p18-19 and the End of Chapter Three
- There is Nothing to Know About Six. Six is Nothing.
- S's Overcoat: A Grand Metaphorical Interpretation
- The Waterwheel Theory
- It takes TIME to Understand the Valise
- Hidden in Plain Sight: S. = Vaclav Straka?
- An Interpretation of S.'s Dreams of Sola
- Straka's Original Ending to Ship of Theseus
- Clues in the Interlude: Toccata and Fugue in Real Time (Fn2, p300)
- The Archer's Tales – How to Find It
- Interesting Connections – a Growing List of random but intriguing connections in "S."
- John Locke in "S"
- Book Club Kit arrives from Mulholland
- Proof that V.M. Straka did not die in Havana?
- The Archer's Tales – from Magpie to Bullseye
- Whatever the Case May Be 2 (The Valise)
- Whatever the Case May Be (The Valise)
- The May 8th Interview with Doug Dorst
- Fn2 of the Foreword Yields Clues
- Something is happening on April 28
- The Emersion of S.
- p268 of The Winged Shoes of Emydio Alves has surfaced!
- Unifying "S." and the four alternate endings
- Alternate Ending for Chapter 10 of Ship of Theseus by V.M. Straka EPH-9993 (00291)
- Those Campfire Stories
- The Way Out Was Down. Is Down.
- The Storehouse at El H—
- Similarities between LOST and "S."
- The Waste Land
- Who is The Lady on Obsidian Island?
- Sobreiro – The Cork Tree
- What Begins, What Ends (an examination of the focus on beginnings and endings)
- Every 19 Pages: A Walkthrough
- Connections (Part 2) in the Interlude (Toccata and Fugue in Real Time)
- Connections in the Interlude (Toccata and Fugue in Real Time)
- The Symbols on the Cave Wall (a closer look at the symbols on p184)
- Reconnecting with Ourselves in "S"
- It all Goes Back to Calais
- The Postcards from Eric Husch to Jen Heyward During his Trip to Brazil
- Thoughts on Chapter 1: What Begins, What Ends
- "S." Sees Himself in "S." (Why does "S." see his time-traveling self?)
- Coriolis and Finnegans Wake (similarities between Coriolis by V.M. Straka and Finnegan's Wake by James Joyce)
- Godel, Escher, Bach in "S" (Self-reference and the Eternal Golden Braid)
- Eric Husch's Letter to Jen Heyward (Biblical overtones along with allusions to the Titanic and Parmenides of Elea)
- Birds of Negative Space in Gödel, Escher, Bach
- The Archer's Tales and the Tortugan Journals
- Is "S" on a Fugue Walkabout?
- The Card from Jean Bernard Desjardins
- The Summersby Confession Transcript
- The Winged Shoes of Emydio Alves
- Terra Australis Incognita (Startling connections in "S." to the unknown land of the south)
- The Letter from Desjardins to Eric Husch
- A Game-Changing Look at "S." (Fn5, p52 might just lead to a brand-new way to look at "S")
- The answers you seek may be found at the library
- What is the Substance? (what is that black stuff
- The letter from Ermelinda Pega to Eric and Jen
- What is "the tradition?" (a strictly metaphorical analysis)
- The Burden-Shirt in The Drifting Twins (Fn5, p252)
- Thoughts on Chapter 9: Birds of Negative Space
- The Sisterhood of Filomela Caldeira and Amarante Durand (Fn13, p231)
- A Torrent of Words (an in-depth look at the 24 phrases in the "torrent of words" on p380)
- San Sebastián Hotel in Havana, Cuba (Jack Shephard in LOST practiced in San Sebastián Hospital. Coincidence?)
- The Truth About Jen's Empty Blue Square in the Marginalia
- Who is Edsel B. Grimshaw? (Clues to the identity of EBG, mentioned in the marginalia and the external insert review)
- Omphaloskepsis
- The Cipher's Progress: V.M. Straka's Ship of Theseus
- Follow the Monkey (a walkthrough of monkey appearances along with a metaphorical interpretation)
- Avoid Grand Central (similarities in Eric's steam-tunnel map, the first bomb on the wharf in B__, and the beginning of World War I)
- Carl Jung and "S" (similarities between the story of "S." and the writings of Carl Jung)
- XBTUP – X Marks the Spot
- It's Been a Hard Day's Night
- Holystones
- Eureka!
Questions? Comments? Email me at email@example.com.
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Hi there,
I just started "S" last week, so I am a complete beginner. I was wondering whether anyone has "translated" the pirate-like talk of Malstroem in the first two chapters (that's how far I am by now)? English is not my first language, so I get most but not all of it (and I fear that I miss important stuff).
Hope that someone can help:)
I was wondering if someone could make 5 discussion questions for a group I am leading about the format, story, and the themes. Thanks!
Hey! Nice to have my site visited by a fellow Straka-seeker :) I must admit, I've fallen out of the circle regarding the book. Is there more mystery and puzzle still going on? Seemed to have quieted down for a long time, so I stopped checking in…


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Maybe try the beauty schools such as Capri. Maybe they can host it?
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This is something I would love to help with. I have a grandmother who died of cancer the end of last year.
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I had my first harvest of garlic this year. This spring I planged some I had picked up at the local Krogers, the regular type and a head of elephant garlic.
During the last couple of weeks the tops started turning and fell over. Its been pretty wet here for about a week or so and two of the 15 or so that I planted had started rotting so I dug all of them this morning. It was probably a little early but most had formed heads, not as big as I would have liked but heads anyway.
1. What is a good variety for my area and should they be planted in the fall or spring? Our longest days are almost 15 hrs long in the summer (not sure if that matters) and we are in zone 6a.
You can plant in October, November, or December with no problems here in Kentucky.
If you plant too early, though, they tend to sprout rather high before going through their cold dormancy period. I've pretty much settled on Thanksgiving for planting, which seems to create a good balance.
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Ya its prob your body not being adjusted 2 the yeast. This happen 2 my brother when he started drinking home brew. I don't think it lasted him 2 batchs though. But everyones prob diff it will fade when your body gets use 2 it. At least it did for him. I myself never had a problem but thats why i say everyone is diff.
Without beer, life would be a mistake.
yes the yeast is giving you the runs. You have to age the beer a little more, then cold crash, so the yeast drops out. All this happens (the first time) in the carboy.
I will have to start cold crashing. Great idea, how long do you chill for, what temp? I assume this is done a day or so before racking off to the keg?
your body will get used to it...but you can make it easier on your stomach...and for future guests by:
you can cold crash prior to bottling/kegging....or simply make sure the bottles are in the fridge for at least 24 hours prior to serving.
The longer the bottles condition after bottling the less yeast(and other irritants/proteins) will be in suspension...time will settle all the stuff to the bottom.
Make sure you don't disturb the settled yeast etc on the bottle bottom when you pour...and leave 1/2 inch or so of beer in the bottle.
There are several threads here about the "homebrew pour" which many use to help keep the yeast out of the glass.
I shorten my dip tubes by 1/2-3/4" and add a filter(trap) to the end. That pretty much eliminates any problems.
You can also cold crash the kegs, so the yeast settles to the bottom, and pour off the first cloudy/yeasty glass(es) to minimize yeast in other pours.
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Hotel Maximilian - Ehenbichl, Reutte
Reuttenerstrasse 1 - Reutte1-877-662-6988
The individually furnished rooms at Hotel Maximilian feature a flat-screen cable TV and a bathroom with hairdryer.
The restaurant serves traditional Austrian cuisine and Tyrolean specialties, as well as a large selection of Austrian wines. In summer, guests can dine in the garden. A varied and healthy breakfast buffet is available every morning for a fee.Free Wi-Fi is available in the Maximilian Hotel's public areas. Guests also have access to the Internet point and can relax by playing billiard and table tennis.
Outdoor parking is available at no extra charge. The castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau are 17 km away. The Via Claudia and Lechtal cycling and hiking trails start right outside. Each guest has free access to the Reutte cable car for ascent and descent, 2 hours Alpentherme, Burg Ehrenberg and the regional bus.
We totally loved staying here, the whole family, and we hated to leave. Rooms wer...Venere Guest, USA
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel Maximilian
A buffet breakfast is served between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel Maximilian
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Baby sitter
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Gift shop
- Pets accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Sauna
- Steam bath
- Massages
- Spa/Wellness Centre
- Hydromassage Jacuzzi
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
- Billiards / Snooker
- Ski room
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 1 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 2 PM and 10 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 10 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 8 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 10 per stay (rates may vary)
- Pet fee: EUR 7 per pet, per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10 per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
- Facilities fee: EUR 10 per person, per day and includes use of:
- Spa tub
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel Maximilian is also known as
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Hotel Maximilian reviews
- July 2014
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
We totally loved staying here, the whole family, and we hated to leave. Rooms were so cute, we were six. All so friendly. Food is restAurant was fabulous. We would return in a heartbeat. We got some great ideas about special driving the next day, such great ideas. Truly the best.
- August 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
The Hotel Maximillian staff was extremely helpful and inviting. They went out of their way to make our family's experience in Austria and Southern Germany one to remember. The staff gave helpful hints of what to do and where to go to make the vacation fun for everyone. The location is very convenient to reach several of the popular locations and undiscovered highlights, a great location outdoor activities.
- May 2013
- Venere Guest
- Group
- Germany
One of the best hotels I have stayed in 10 years living in Europe. Everything was perfect, and I would love to come back again. Special thanks to the staff that tried their best to make you feel special.
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
- Switzerland
Had a great time as two families with young kids, great access to the castles, and beautiful surroundings. Super Thermal Bath for those that are weary! Wish we could have had more time. The breakfast and dinners were excellent! Great central location to tourist spots. Friendly staff!
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Canada
The hotel staff especially Gabi made us feel very welcome. Gabi made certain we knew of all the sights we needed to see to make our stay enjoyable. The quality of the restaurant food was excellent. The breakfast buffet was the best we have had in any hotel.
- August 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- France
nice place, nice food & nice people
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
We appreciated the friendliness, helpfulness, and personal attention of the hotel staff, especially Gabi. Suggestions on what to do and see in the area, as well as setting up a treatment for back pain, were volunteered. If we ever return to Ehenbichel (This was our 1st time.), we will certainly return to Hotel Maximilian.
- September 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
Gabi was instrumental in making everyone's stay at her hotel a pleasant event. She personalized her contact with everybody who signed in.
- July 2008
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
The hotel owners were super accomodating, helpful, and generous with their time. We received free tourist advice and tips during our stay that were invaluable. The Maximillian is also a great place for families w/ small children. A++
- August 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Italy
- May 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
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Hotel Maximilian reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Hotel Maximilian offers 32 guest rooms for your spa holiday. Rooms open onto balconies. Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers will have access to wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks and phones during their Ehenbichl visit.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with bathrobes, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Terrace/Balcony
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Hotel MaximilianBy car
From Munich, proceed on the motorway, following the Garmisch Partenkirchen direction. Overtake Ehrwald and Reutte, then exit at 'Reutte'. Overtake the Mac Donald and take the 1st street on your left. Proceed straight on for about 2km until Ehenbichl.
Distances from Hotel MaximilianHeart of Mary Church - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Ehrenberg Castle Ruins - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Highline 179 - 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
Reutte Cable Car - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Alpen Therme Ehrenberg - 2 km / 1.3 mi
Museum in the Green House - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Museum of the History of Wittelsbach - 9.2 km / 5.7 mi
Hohenschwangau Castle - 9.4 km / 5.8 mi
Lech Fall - 9.8 km / 6.1 mi
Neuschwanstein Castle - 9.9 km / 6.2 mi
Museum of Fuessen - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
St. Mang's Abbey - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
State Gallery in the High Castle - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
Fuessener Joechle Lift - 11 km / 6.9 mi
Tegelberg Tram - 11.1 km / 6.9 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Maximilian is Innsbruck (INN-Kranebitten) - 54.4 km / 33.8 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Maximilian
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
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I didn't grow this magnificently scented plant. It's blooming right now in the Tulsa Garden Center Conservatory but I wanted to share it with you guys.
I know Mike, Olympia and Kemistry (to name a few) have been telling me how awesomely scented these orchids are...well now I know!
I couldn't find a tag on it but I'm thinking maybe Cymbidium Golden Elf 'Sundust'?
To me it smells like a magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) course I had none blooming to compare it to.
Anyway it's definitely on my wish list for next year!
Too bad it gets so big and is an evergreen so I couldn't just shove it down into the basement during winter (sunny windows and space are a premium during the winter).
Still if anyone has the space I'm joining the Cymbidium bandwagon in praising this orhid's scent. Laugh.
Hi fenius!
I actually thought of you while sniffing it (I went again today and it still smells like magnolias to me which I know you love). :)
Looked again for a tag but nothing. A nearby plant simply stated 'Cymbidium'.
I'm hoping maybe someone from the garden club or orchid club can tell me the cultivar...and if you have 7 of them you should be telling us about the differences in scents of the cultivars! ;)
But maybe none of yours have bloomed yet? :(
Robert..THANK YOU for sharing! I am in love with them and if I had access to get one, I would right now..
I hope this night finds you happy and all is well. You are a good man and I am glad I met you. Thanks for thinking of us.
By the way, I did pick up an Orchid today. I was at a nursery I had never been to before and just roaming, when I could smell something very sweet. I followed it, the fragrance that is for at least a good ten feet, when I just so happened to stumble across this orchid which somehow happened to land in my loving arms...
No fair teasing us with a description of a sweet scent without telling us which kind of orchid you got today!
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HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.