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25 August 2014, Shenzhen, China — ZTE Corporation, a publicly-listed global provider of telecommunications equipment, network solutions and mobile devices, today announced a partnership with Blue Jeans Network, the global leader in interoperable video collaboration services. This partnership will allow ZTE customers to experience Blue Jeans Network's cloud-based video conferencing services (VCS) and connect easily to one another via their ZTE VCS products, creating a uniform user experience that fosters collaboration. Starting in August, ZTE VCS room system with Blue Jeans video conferencing services will be available in the US, Europe, Australia and Singapore.
Blue Jeans Network extends high-quality video communications beyond the traditional boundaries of virtual conference rooms by allowing individuals, employees, partners and family and friends, to connect and interact with each other seamlessly and effectively. Blue Jeans technology is being used by high profile customers such as: Facebook, Foursquare, Match.com, and Stanford University, companies and institutions that have benefited from the anytime, anywhere and from practically any device, capabilities of video collaboration.
"We're excited to work with ZTE to expand their reach into the Video Communications Services Market," said Stu Aaron, chief commercial officer at Blue Jeans Network. "This partnership is another example of sharing our expertise in interoperability and expanding our ecosystem. We look forward to working with ZTE to proliferate easy, open, and affordable video conferencing."
"As a longtime pioneer in video collaboration services and the leader in interoperability, we saw partnering with Blue Jeans Network as a natural and seamless fit,"said Qian Min, General Manager of ZTE UC&C. "After seeing the success that Blue Jeans Network has had, we believe working together will be beneficial in expanding our reach and enable us to provide more options to our customers."
ZTE, a leading global ICT solution provider and among the top 3 VCS and terminal providers worldwide, is devoted to helping the enterprise streamline communication with the latest technologies and providing various VCS products and solutions for its global customers. Since 1994, ZTE has been engaged in R&D and innovation of core technologies of its products. In 2013, ZTE launched the first VCS terminal T800A that supports H.265 and the first overall view T900 that supports the four-channel HD 1080P60 in the industry. ZTE has successfully put hundreds of thousands of VCS products into commercial use, serving many operators and industries around the world. According to 2013 statistics from consulting company Wainhouse Research, ZTE ranks top three in the world and No.1 in Asia in for shipment and revenue of VCS terminals.
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At Blue Jeans Network, our mission is to make video communications as easy and pervasive as audio communications, enabling more effective collaboration at work, at home, and on the road. Our cloud-based conferencing service makes this possible by enabling customers to connect with each other seamlessly anytime, anywhere, and from practically any device. The Blue Jeans Network extends high quality video communications beyond the traditional boundaries of specialized conference rooms and into the mainstream, allowing individuals and employees throughout an enterprise to interact more effectively with each other, and with their customers, partners, suppliers, family, and friends. Blue Jeans Network is a private company headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information go to: https://bluejeans.com or follow the company @BlueJeansNet
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Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was killed in a 40-minute raid that followed months of planning and years of investigation, US officials said on Sunday.
Bin Laden went into hiding shortly after the September 11 attacks, so his communications with the outside world were handled by trusted couriers. US spies have been monitoring many of those couriers for years, the CIA said on Sunday.
"One courier in particular had our constant attention," a senior administration official said. "We identified him as both a protege of [September 11 plotter] Khaled Sheikh Mohammed and [alleged al-Qaeda member] Abu Faraj al-Libi."
The US spy agency learned his name four years ago; two years later, it tracked the courier and his brother to a compound in Abbottabad in Pakistan.
"We were shocked by what we saw, an extraordinarily unique compound," a CIA official said. "It has 12-to-18-foot walls, topped with barbed wire; internal walls sectioned off different areas of the compound; access was restricted by two security gates."
The five-year-old compound even burned its own trash, to prevent anyone from snooping through the garbage, and had no phone or internet connections to the outside.
And the brothers who lived there "had no visible source of wealth," leading the CIA to believe that other people lived in the compound.
US officials eventually came to believe that those "other people" were bin Laden and his family, and presented their assessment to US president Barack Obama in September.
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The council decided on an operation to capture bin Laden. Administration officials will not say whether the operation involved military personnel, CIA officers, or both; whoever conducted the raid, they rehearsed it several times beforehand.
"The president made the decision to undertake the operation at 8:20am on April 29th," the White House said.
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Shortly before 4pm, Obama learned that bin Laden had been "tentatively identified." Three hours later, the president was told there was a "high probability" that bin Laden was killed; his identity was later confirmed with DNA from his late sister.
Three other people were killed in the raid, including bin Laden's son and a woman who allegedly acted as a human shield, and at least two more wounded. One US helicopter crashed during the assault.
Bin Laden's body "will be handled in accordance with Islamic practice and tradition," an administration official said, though he refused to say where the body would be taken for burial.
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Set in a courtly world of masked revels and dances, this play turns on the archetypal story of a lady falsely accused of unfaithfulness, spurned by her bridegroom, and finally vindicated and reunited with him. Villainy, schemes, and deceits threaten to darken the brilliant humor and sparkling wordplay–but the hilarious counterplot of a warring couple, Beatrice and Benedick, steals the scene as the two are finally tricked into admitting their love for each other in Shakespeare's superb comedy of manners.
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Australia criticized over child asylum seeker plan
CANBERRA, Australia Australia came under fire from U.N. agencies and human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send unaccompanied child asylum seekers to Malaysia under a refugee swap being negotiated with the Southeast Asian nation.
Australia wants to deter asylum seekers from traveling to the continent by boat by sending hundreds of new arrivals to Malaysia. The Malaysian government has reached an in-principle agreement to take 800 off Australian hands in return for Australia resettling 4,000 registered refugees from among more than 90,000 languishing in Malaysia.
Australian Immigration Minister Chris Bowen confirmed the 800 will include vulnerable children who make the perilous boat journey to Australia without parents or adult guardians.
"I don't want unaccompanied minors. I don't want children getting on boats to come to Australia thinking or knowing that there is some sort of exemption in place," Bowen told Australian Broadcasting Corp. television late Thursday.
UNICEF Australia chief executive Norman Gillespie said the child aid agency had been seeking assurances from the government that children would not be sent to Malaysia and was "dismayed and shocked" by Bowen's announcement.
"This really looks extremely callous and lacking in all forms of compassion," Gillespie told ABC radio.
According to a Malaysian draft of the proposed agreement, seen by The Associated Press on Friday, Malaysia is prepared to accept unaccompanied children from Australia.
The draft, dated May 23, suggests that procedures be developed "to deal with the special needs of vulnerable cases including unaccompanied minors."
The document makes no mention of human rights, but commits Malaysia to treating asylum seekers from Australia "with dignity and respect."
The U.N. refugee agency criticized the plan as lacking safeguards UNHCR has called for, spokesman Adrian Edwards said.
"UNHCR has always stipulated that one of our specific requirements with regard to the transfers is that protection safeguards are in place to protect vulnerable groups, especially unaccompanied children," he said.
Last month, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay accused Australia of jeopardizing asylum seekers' rights through the deal with Malaysia, which has not signed the Refugee Convention or Convention Against Torture.
Amnesty International said children without families, especially girls, would be targeted by gangs and officials in Malaysia.
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Lim Chee Wee, head of Malaysia's Bar Council, said Friday the country's main lawyers' association also opposed the plan in principle, noting that Malaysia has no provisions for the adequate security and freedom of movement of refugees or legal guarantees for their access to education and work.
"Malaysia still falls far short of the standards to be expected of a country entering into an extraterritorial processing arrangement," Lim said, urging the government to announce a timetable for signing the Refugee Convention.
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Comedian Anita Renfroe gained national attention a few years ago with her YouTube video of "Momisms" set to the William Tell Overture. In less than three minutes, she sang everything a mother says to a child in one day.
A devout Christian from Atlanta, she is married to a man who was a pastor for many years ("I'm sleeping with my pastor," she jokes) and began her comedy career in church basements. She was performing at national Christian women's conferences when her YouTube video broke. But as she has become more famous, she has targeted her shows to a broader audience. "I won't ask you to accept Jesus as your savior at my show," she said.
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First Harvest
Just wanted to post my first harvest of the year. I had picked one or two single peppers earlier but this is my first real harvest. I was going to wait until more were ripe but it seems my plants want to put out more blooms and now I am hopping for a big second crop which I had pretty much given up on since I had a big setback early this spring.
I still haven't picked any Sweet Banana Peppers but there are lots and some nice big ones on the plants.
And I Cold Canned them all. The three on the bottom are the Hot Hungarian Wax, the top left one are the Pepperoncinis and the top right one is the Jalapenos.
I am hoping for a large harvest of Sweet Bananas that I can can the regular way.
Nice Harvest, never canned anything, what's cold canning? I would think Vinegar and salt? Do you mind sharing the process? I have a jalapeno plant a coworker gave me and it's full of peppers. How long does it keep? Is it shelf stable or have to fridge it?
Ottawa: Sure, come on down. I will even give a jar for the road back.
Habajolokia: I based it off a recipe that shoontok posted last year and I want to give him credit for that. Keep in mind this is not true canning and will not preserve the peppers like regular canning. However, this recipe should be good for a couple months at least if kept in the fridge. Here you go.
As many peppers as you want to cold can
As many jars as necessary to hold the peppers (8oz or 16oz)
Minced Garlic (comes in jar already chopped)
Sea Salt
Whole Peppercorns (Unground black table peppers)
Distilled White Vinegar
I will base this recipe on 8 oz jars. Simply double all measurements for 16oz jars.
First, Clean the jars well. Mix the water and Vinegar at a 1 to 3 ratio. Mix enough to fill all the jars to about 3/4 full. (ie: For 4 - 8oz jars, mix three cups of vinegar water)
Place the sliced peppers in and lightly pack them down below the top edge of the jars. Place 2 tsp of minced garlic in each jar. Then add 2 tsp of sea salt. Sprinkle in about 2 tsp of peppercorns and then pout the vinegar water in until it is right to the rim. Then place the cap on and refrigerate. You can eat them at any time but I suggest waiting at least two days for the vinegar, salt, garlic, peppercorn solution to flavor the peppers.
You can certainly adjust totals of the ingredients or leave out the garlic or peppercorns altogether. Or use ground black pepper or crushed fresh garlic. You might want to add some onion slices. Add/subtract/adjust/change to however you see fit. I would however keep the salt and vinegar/water ratios pretty close to ensure that they keep the peppers fresh while waiting to be eaten.
I eat these mostly on sandwiches much like you get from a Subway. However, they can be used in dishes just like fresh peppers. I would assume you can do this with about any type of pepper but a Turkey sandwich isn't supposed to bit back so I stick to the milder varieties.
And again, this isn't canning in the traditional sense so understand that you cannot leave these on a shelf in the cupboard for three months and expect them not to go bad.
But this is a real quick and easy way to stock up some peppers while they are coming off the bushes in droves. Last year I did a bunch of Hot Hungarian Wax peppers this way and was eating them almost until Christmas on my sandwiches. I gave out several to friends and family and got several requests for more. The Hot Hungarians work great and have just the right heat imo.
tsheets, yah, those pepperoncinis are thin skinned and pack in really easily. The jalapenos were very firm and much thicker skinned. The HHW were in between. The HHW were all off my two overwintered plants...the ones my dog tore into two or three times during the winter/spring. They came back real strong.
I ate a red ripe pepperoncini a couple days ago and really liked the flavor. Low heat but nice taste.
This is just my first harvest. I will have a pretty good haul of sweet banana peppers when I pick them. And the Hungarians, Jalapenos and Pepperoncinis are already trying to put some more fruit on their branches.
My ornamentals are doing good too. I have a Twilight (seed from Ottawa) that is really starting to get a diverse color spread on the pods with several turning orange and red along with the purple and yellow. My Orange tree habanero and red tree habanero (seeds from Smokemaster) are really growing straight and tall too. The orange tree hab is a good three feet tall and didn't fork until about 2.5 feet. It hasn't even put out a bloom yet. the red tree have has 2-3 pods already and is slightly shorter but forked earlier too. I am really psyched about those two. I am hoping for 5 feet by the end of summer. Should make an interesting overwinter if I can keep it away from AJ (dog). He doesn't bother house plants, just pepper plants.
Nice Harvest Bruce!
Those pickled peps look so crisp! I usually throw some roughly chopped garlic cloves in my pickle mix but the mincing makes a lot more sense to speed up the flavors. I've been throwing in some carrots too.
Those pepperoncini look great sliced up like that!
Bruce, I picked these this morning and cold canned them in a very similar fashion. The longer pods on the left are Bananarama Hybrids and the pods on the right are Banana Hot.
I use pickling salt, which dissolves quickly, white peppercorns, and I minced fresh garlic in the food processor. I cannot wait to put some of these crisp rings on my sandwiches and bagels. Thanks for the super simple inspiration.
Here is a link that might be useful: Peppermeister - Hot Pepper Gardening, Recipes and Tips
Bruce, I gave you and your pickling formula a shout on my blog today. See below.
Here is a link that might be useful: BANANARAMA! Harvest Update July 31, 2012


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List of Harvard College freshman dormitories
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This is a list of dormitories at Harvard College. Only freshmen live in these dormitories, which are located in and around Harvard Yard. Sophomores, juniors and seniors live in the House system.
Apley Court[edit]
Apley Court — Rooms are typically singles, doubles or triples. The common room has a comfortable, old-Harvard feel that is reminiscent of many of the upperclassmen houses. It features a full kitchen for cooking. For recreation, there is a ping pong table, along with couches and chairs. The television room is a more private and quiet room featuring ample seating.
Past notable residents include T. S. Eliot.
Canaday Hall[edit]
Canaday Hall — Completed in 1974, it is the newest dormitory in Harvard Yard. When seen from an aerial view, its seven buildings resemble the shape of a question mark. It is named after Ward M. Canaday, former president and major shareholder of the Willys, manufacturer of Jeeps during World War II.
Canaday's construction immediately followed the 1969 student takeover of University Hall;[1] certain features of its design were meant to confound student organizing.
Residents have included Charles Lane, Eduardo Saverin, Esther Lofgren, Ben Mezrich, David Sacks, Mira Sorvino, and Paul Wylie.[2]
Grays Hall[edit]
Grays Hall — Opened in 1863, Grays became the College's first building with water taps in the basement.( Residents of other buildings in Harvard Yard had to haul water from pumps in the Yard.) Known as "The Harvard Hilton",[3] it is considered the most luxurious dormitory in the Yard.[4]
Past residents include Jeff Bingaman, Michael Cohrs, Jeremy Doner, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Julie Hilden, Norman Mailer, Natalie Portman, Joseph Ransohoff, Frank Rich, Mo Rocca, John Weidman, and Michael Weishan.
Greenough Hall[edit]
Greenough Hall — Located just outside the confines of Harvard Yard, Greenough is part of a group of dormitories outside the Yard called the "Union Dormitories". Past notable residents include Elliott Abrams, Bill Kristol, Wallace Shawn, and Laurence Tribe.
Hollis Hall[edit]
Hollis Hall — Built in 1763, it is one of the oldest buildings at Harvard, known to have housed George Washington's troops during the American Revolution. Past residents include Charles Francis Adams, Sr., Horatio Alger, Jr., Jim Cramer, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett, Boisfeuillet Jones, Jr., Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr., Wendell Phillips, Henry David Thoreau, George Santayana, Charles Sumner, John Updike, and William Weld.
Holworthy Hall[edit]
Holworthy Hall — Holworthy was founded in 1812 and was named after Sir Matthew Holworthy, a wealthy merchant, who, at the time, made the largest donation to Harvard in the university's history. Located within the Yard, it features three entryways. It is the second closest dormitory to Annenberg Hall. Past residents include Horatio Alger, Jr., David Halberstam, Christian Herter, Conan O'Brien, Sumner Redstone, Henry Hobson Richardson, Noah Welch, Cornel West, and Jeff Zucker.
Hurlbut Hall[edit]
Hurlbut Hall — Another "Union" dormitory. Past notable residents include James Blake, Roger W. Ferguson, Jr., Amory Lovins, Roger Myerson, and Elizabeth Wurtzel.
Lionel Hall[edit]
Lionel Hall — Lionel was given by Harvard President A. Lawrence Lowell as a memorial to Lionel de Jersey Harvard, the first relative of John Harvard to attend Harvard, killed in World War . Past residents include Peter Benchley, Lou Dobbs, Kevin Kallaugher, Grover Norquist, Endicott Peabody, and Erich Segal.
Massachusetts Hall[edit]
Massachusetts Hall — The oldest surviving building at Harvard and the country's oldest dormitory, Massachusetts Hall is located next to Johnston Gate at the entrance to the Yard. While the building was designed by two Harvard Presidents, John Leverett and Benjamin Wadsworth, between 1718 and 1720 for the housing of sixty-four students, the building has had several roles over the years – as a refuge for American soldiers during the Siege of Boston, as well as an observatory when Thomas Hollis donated a twenty-four-foot telescope to the University in 1722. Today, it houses the offices of Harvard's President, with a handful of freshmen living on the uppermost floor. Five Founding Fathers lived here.
Past residents include Zabdiel Adams, John Harbison, Alan Jay Lerner, John Redcliffe-Maud, Elliot Richardson, Jared Sparks, Jones Very, and Edward Wigglesworth.
Matthews Hall[edit]
Matthews Hall — Past notable residents include Philip Warren Anderson, Matt Birk, Matt Damon, John Dos Passos, Barney Frank, William Randolph Hearst, Mark Penn, Daniel Quillen, Robert Rubin, Chuck Schumer, Lloyd Shapley, and Maurice Wertheim.
Mower Hall[edit]
Mower Hall — Past residents include Timothy Crouse, Al Franken, Al Gore, Edward Gorey, Tommy Lee Jones, Arthur Kopit, Charles Murray, Thomas Oliphant, and Bob Somerby.
Pennypacker Hall[edit]
Pennypacker Hall — Part of the Union Dormitories, Pennybacker is named for Henry Pennypacker, a former president of Harvard's admissions committee. The studios of radio station WHRB (95.3 FM) is in the basement.
Past residents include Hendrik Hertzberg, Nicholas Kristof, Peter Segal, Andrew Tobias, Chris Wallace, and Fernando Zobel de Ayala.
Stoughton Hall[edit]
Stoughton Hall — Stoughton (1805) and is Harvard's second building to be named Stoughton Hall. The original Stoughton Hall was built in 1700 and funded by Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor William Stoughton, who also presided over the Salem witch trials. Past residents include Trip Hawkins, Jeremy Lin, Eric Maskin, Mehmet Oz, and Sydney Schanberg.
Straus Hall[edit]
Straus Hall — Straus was built in 1926 by three brothers in memory of their parents, Isidor and Ida Straus, New York department store entrepreneurs Abraham & Straus, who had died in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.
Notable residents include Darren Aronofsky, Phil Bredesen, William S. Burroughs, Joseph Lelyveld, Soledad O'Brien, Tom Ridge, John Roberts, David Souter, Caspar Weinberger, Tim Wirth, and Mark Zuckerberg.[2]
Thayer Hall[edit]
Thayer Hall — Thayer was built in 1870 and originally offered housing to students who had trouble affording the ever-increasing prices of housing outside the University. Past notable residents include James Agee, Conrad Aiken, Steve Ballmer, Andy Borowitz, Hamzah bin al Hussein, E. E. Cummings, Roy J. Glauber, Walter Isaacson, Perri Klass, Bernard Francis Law, Crown Princess Masako, Jonathan Mostow, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Edward Seaga, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, James Tobin, and Owen Wister.
Weld Hall[edit]
Weld Hall — Built in 1870, Weld was the second of two important additions to the Harvard campus designed by Ware & Van Brunt (the first being Memorial Hall).
It was a gift of William Fletcher Weld, in memory of his brother Stephen Minot Weld, and represented a new trend toward picturesque silhouettes that became important in American domestic architecture of the later nineteenth century, as can be seen in the Queen Anne style which was popular during the same period.
Past residents include Robert Bacon, Ben Bernanke, Michael Crichton, Christopher Durang, Daniel Ellsberg, Douglas J. Feith, Fred Grandy, Lionel de Jersey Harvard, Rashida Jones, Ryan Jones, John F. Kennedy, Douglas Kenney, Michael Kinsley, Neil H. McElroy, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Scott Weinger.
Wigglesworth Hall[edit]
Wigglesworth Hall — The second largest of the freshman dormitories, and actually three buildings, Wigglesworth is located along the southern edge of the Yard, between Widener Library and Boylston Hall to the north, and Massachusetts Avenue to the south. It was constructed in 1931 as "part of President Lowell's plan to enclose the Yard from the traffic of Harvard Square."
Past residents include Leonard Bernstein, Melissa Block, Benjamin C. Bradlee, Mark Danner, Jared Diamond, Bill Gates, Andre Gregory, Donald P. Hodel, Ted Kennedy, Aga Khan IV, John Lithgow, Robert Lowell, Chris Nowinski, Pat Toomey, David Vitter, Naomi Yang, and Randi Zuckerberg.
- Harvard Dorm History Search for past residents
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- ^ a b "Dorm History Search". Hcs.harvard.edu. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ The Unofficial Guide" Harvard Student Agencies. Freshman Dorms.
- ^ "John F. Kennedy Slept Here; Soon You Will Too". The Harvard Crimson. 27 June 1995. Retrieved 11 February 2011.


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This has reference to the report that some committed suicide and a few died of shock following YSR's death. It looks like the media had an effect on the minds of people and drove the weak to desperation. National leaders have died under tragic circumstances in the past too. But visual technology was not so effective then. I think it is time the media took a decision on how much coverage to give such tragedies.
Satish Babu,
The death of people by shock may testify to the media power but it is also a caution to the media not to exploit people's emotions. The visual media, in particular, must exercise restraint and not get carried away by their own rhetoric, causing heart attacks.
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The maker of Budweiser is using splashy newspaper ads to poke fun at a lawsuit that alleges its beer is watered down.
In full-page ads in U.S. newspapers nationwide Sunday, Anheuser-Busch InBev shows one of the 71 million cans of drinking water it has sent to the American Red Cross and other relief organizations in disasters.
"They must have tested one of these," the ad says.
The class action lawsuit, filed in several states, accuses the brewer of cheating consumers out of the stated alcohol percentage by adding water just before bottling its beers.
Anheuser-Busch InBev has called the claims groundless. In the ads, the company calls its beer "the best beer we know how to brew."
"We take no shortcuts and make no exceptions. Ever."
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The N800 is not a mobile phone. It doesn't have any kind of radio capable of communicating with the cellular network. This is just virtualization of a generic ARM device.
Is virtualization of ARM new? Not really, the first time I saw it done was at the XenSummit in early 2007, when Samsung had a Xen-based hypervisor running on an ARM handheld. So, well done VMWare, you've done something that isn't what the headline says and was first done at least two years ago by one of your competitors.
If we're talking about a consumer-grade shipping product, then it's a different matter, but a demonstration is underwhelming. And didn't VMWare demo this about six months ago?
[...] so all that is needed is for someone to make an Android emulator.
The Android SDK comes with a development emulator for Windows, Linux, and OS X. Does the job quite nicely, I'd say.
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Wristcutters: A Love Story
2006 Directed by Goran Dukic
Life is a trip, but the afterlife is one hell of a ride.
Zia, distraught over breaking up with his girlfriend, decides to end it all. Unfortunately, he discovers that there is no real ending, only a run-down afterlife that is strikingly similar to his old one, just a bit worse. Discovering that his ex-girlfriend has also "offed" herself, he sets out on a road trip, with his Russian rocker friend, to find her. Their journey takes them through an absurd purgatory where they discover that being dead doesn't mean you have to stop livin'!
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We all know the common religious belief that if you're a good stand-up person you go to Heaven and if you're a cunty prick you go to Hell, but where do you go if you commit suicide? I mean, commiting suicide is never the best option, but it doesn't make the person bad or good and they don't necessarily have to be bad or good; it just means they had it rough and couldn't go forward. What happens to that person after life if not Hell or Heaven? That is the question raised in Wristcutters.
There's something about this film that really resonates on a second viewing. For some reason, the meaning and the emotion behind this film packs an…
Wristcutters takes an weird, interesting concept and completely rolls with it, committing fully to creating a limbo-ish world where people who commit suicide reside. Its a bleak and desolate place that is kind of like the real world, "only a little worse" as our main character Zia puts it.
I absolutely loved this movie the first time I saw it. I was able to buy in fully to the general concept and thought it was a unique enough of a world that I was fully absorbed. On this repeat viewing, those general feelings were lessened a little bit. There is a bar scene in the beginning where Zia and two girls try and guess how other people in the bar…
Wristcutters: A Love Story is an original piece of work about boy meets girl, giving the well-exhausted premise a breath of fresh air. At first this film screams middle of the road indie flick, but there's a twist that ultimately sets it apart from the rest: the film is set in a Purgatory-like world for those who took their own lives.
Starring Patrick Fugit (Almost Famous), Wristcutters tells the story of Zia; a heartbroken young man who's relegated to an afterlife of never-ending melancholy. After hearing of the suicide of the girl who inspired his own act of self-destruction, he sets out to find her in this dreary land of the dead with his Russian rocker companion Eugene (Shea Wigham).…
Cause everybody knows guy in the back seat doesn't have a cock.
Goran Dukic's feature film directorial debut is stereotypical in it's indieness (that a word?) but it actually does something that indie films used to always do and that's tell us a story that you'd never see in a mainstream film. Here that's a romantic black comedy that takes place in a Purgatory for people who died by committing suicide.
This isn't the film that will stop me from thinking of Patrick Fugit as that "Almost Famous kid" but he's perfect for this kind of role. The entire film could have just been a typical road movie and I would have enjoyed it with Fugit's chemistry with Shea Whigham who plays a Russian musician that still lives with his family in Purgatory as they all committed suicide (individually). The "love story" isn't between these two characters, but it is the high point of the film for me.
I stumbled upon this movie's preview once while watching Hesher and thought that the concept was pretty interesting. Wristcutters: A Love Story is about a guy named Zia (Patrick Fugit) who, after a rough break up, decides to end his life; only to find out that the afterlife isn't all that it's cracked up to be- at least not for the ones who choose to end it.
Zia makes a few interesting friends and travels across many different and unique places in search of answers to his and his friends' questions.
The film was funny and quite charming, but I didn't like it as much as I had hoped to. I guess I just expected something fantastic and got something…
Different but the same. Imaginative story, immerse and mimtic though fantastical world, kickass Gogol Bordello soundtrack - but flat presentation and poor structure. It's a beautiful could-have-been, but just sort of drags its feet.
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i had a really shitty day and this made me feel 300% better.
Cool pretence, loved the quirkiness and surrealness of the film.
Everything's the same here. It's just a little worse.
On rewatch, you catch a lot more of the deadpan subtleties, and then you realize how well everyone is casted, how amazing the soundtrack is (really digging the Tom Waits + Gogol Bordello vibes), and just how brilliant the film is. It's great how true the above quote is; the sky lacking clouds and stars, all the colors in the world with reduced saturation, and nothing beyond everyday-70's-technology for miles. With its fresh "Wizard of Oz"-like tale spanning the bleak afterlife, Wristcutters is bittersweet, amusing, darkly romantic, and surprisingly life-affirming despite its subject matter.
Nice ideas, mostly well executed. The first half of the movie is damn good, but after that it starts to get weird. The last parts of the movie are just so damn weird in the wrong way that it almost ruined it all for me.
Other than that mess, the acting is great, great characters, interesting backrounds and they hover around a subject thats interesting in many ways. Good stuff.
Compelling premise and all in all a great story. Had a good time with it and definitely felt like I related with Zia (Patrick Fugit).
Interesting and creative idea… but I never cared about the destination (which may have been the point)… but more importantly, wasn't so into the journey.
Tom Waits and the concept itself are all that keeps this (barely) afloat (amidst many absurd ideas and scenes).
Any film that opens with a Tom Waits tune from Real Gone can't be all bad. The premise, a s***hole world where all successful suicides are sent to pay penance, is a bit stupid, as are all the really bad foreign accents.
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Phoronix: Mesa Now Supports Another OpenGL 4.5 Extension
While Mesa is still racing towards OpenGL 4.0 compliance, another OpenGL 4.5 extension can now be crossed off the Mesa TODO list...
Now supported by i965 as well
I expect a jump to 4.2 first, then Intel will finish up compute shaders which will give them 4.3 and GLES 3.1. Then probably full GL4.5 soon after that. By then, hopefully the new GL 5 or whatever they call it will be to the point where Mesa can at least start working towards it.


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Meet Nikita's 2014 all-mountain freestyle board, the Expression.
What a babe.
Meet Nikita's 2014 all-mountain freestyle board, the Expression.
What a babe.
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Penfield just launched their AW 14 collection and it's filled with all the good stuff. From puffy jackets to vests and flannels, the collection takes inspiration from the boys while bringing a feminine, tailored edge. Doesn't it just make you want to sit by a fire in Vermont?
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Amazing silver and gold screen prints by Cleon Peterson.
$150 right here.
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The 6,000-square foot residence known as Mothersill is the work of Bates Masi Architects, and successfully straddles the line between weekend beach pad and nature retreat, thanks to a series of smaller structures connected with long wooden boardwalks.
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Cost of Child Care in Your Area
For those of you who have children or plan to have children in daycare, there are a few things you should do.
- Check out the facility. The facility has a file with the state's Bureau of Child Care Division or Family Services (check with your state). This file is available to the public. You can see if a facility has had any complaints or has been in violation of regulations. You may need to make an appointment before you go to view the file.
- Know your state's childcare regulations. The facility should have a copy of these regulations for your review. The daycare I had been using only had one copy, which had to stay at the facility. This meant I could not take the book out of the facility to read it. You can obtain this information from the Internet. Look at the Secretary of State's website.
- Read the parent manual carefully. If the facility is not following the manual, ask questions. If the answers you receive from the director do not seem logical, look at the regulations.
- If you get into a dispute with the director or owner of the daycare facility he/she can terminate care for your child. This happened to me recently. I received one day's notice. The facility is supposed to give a two-week notice. If it isn't in the regulations, the facility is free to do as they please.
- Have a back-up childcare facility or sitter in case you should happen to need other arrangements.
- The state regulates when a child can be advanced to the next level. For example, a child who is 18 months old cannot be moved to the two-year-old class until he/she is two years old. This is regardless of how advanced the child may be. It is acceptable to keep a child behind if the child is lacking in development.
- When you're taking a tour of the facility, the best time to see what happens is between 9:00 am and 11:00 am. Most facilities will be doing activities at this time. If you see children doing free play or watching television, the facility may not have a structured program. Be very careful when choosing your daycare facility.
What seems great on the surface may be less than reputable on the inside. Investigate, ask other parents, and use your best judgement.
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