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One of my very favourite of the white rums is the El Dorado 3yr Cask Aged Rum. In fact that particular rum is the highest scoring white rum on my website, and the only of these white rums (so far) which I have scored in the 90s. So it was with some excitement that I learned that Woodman Wine and Spirits was sending me a bottle of the even more premium El Dorado Deluxe Silver 6 Year Aged Rum for me to review here on my website.
This rum is meant not just to compete with the new strain of super premium white rums that have entered the market recently, it is meant to compete head to head with the super premium luxury vodkas which have garnered a good chunk of the market share in the distilled spirits category. According to the El Dorado Website, the Deluxe Silver Rum is blended from selected light to medium bodied aged rums which have been produced on Demerara Distillers' 200-year-old wooden Coffey still (the last of its kind operating in the world today) and the company's famous French Savalle still. The result is a fully aged, double-filtered, 6 Year Old White Rum.
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Review: El Dorado Deluxe Silver 6 Year Aged Rum
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NEW YORK — Veteran goalie Tim Thomas, who has said he won't play this season, was traded by the Boston Bruins to the New York Islanders on Thursday for a conditional second-round draft choice either next year or in 2015.
Thomas chose to take this season off following the NHL lockout and was suspended by the Bruins after he didn't report to training camp last month. The 38-year-old goalie is in the final season of a four-year deal that counts for $5 million against the salary cap.
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There's this thing about Patrolmen's.
It a little gem of a black diamond groomer run that parallels Chair 2/Stump Alley Express, and it's so tucked away that not many skiers find it, even on a crowded day.
The reason the cognoscenti like it so much is that they can make of it what they want. Ski it one way, and it's more of an advanced intermediate than black.
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You'll swing under the lift, and keep looking for the signs. It's not that hard.
Once at the top of Patrolmen's use the first part as a carving tune-up, cross the road, and go for it.
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Basically a modern day hippie. The name is based off the band The Moldy Peaches, because their song "Anyone Else But You" is basically the "moldy peach" anthem.
Sarah: I like photography, driving to nowhere, places no one knows about, crappy cars and pickup trucks, sepia pictures, coffee, tea, loving laughing living, making bracelets, mixed tapes, journals, sunrises, beaches in winter, smiles, rooftops, good people.
Julie: You're such a moldy peach.
Julie: You're such a moldy peach.
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They're this really fun band from new York that cracks me up. You gotta love the music (especially "Who's Got the Crack?"). Adam Green has put out a couple solo albums as well as Kimya Dawson. My friend talked to Kimya Dawson online. She's apparently very nice. Plus she sang backup on "How It Should Be (Sha Sha)", which is this really rad song by Ben Kweller.
The Moldy Peaches make me happy. Especially the songs "Lucky #9" and "NYC's Like a Graveyard".
The Moldy Peaches make me happy. Especially the songs "Lucky #9" and "NYC's Like a Graveyard".
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UK Premiere at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
The 'Goodwood Festival of Speed', organized by the motor sport enthusiast Lord March on his magnificent estate in Chichester (West Sussex) is not only the largest but certainly the most famous of such festivals that revolve around only one principle: the world's greatest automotive classics. It doesn't matter whether they are old or new, part of motorsport history or not, if they are a one-, two- or more seater, very fast or extremely rare.
After participating in 2008 and 2009 and a subsequent long break, it is a great pleasure for KTM to once again be able to be a part of this unique meeting of automobile rarities and specialties. The focus this year is the KTM X-BOW GT, the first X-BOW with a windscreen and significantly sharper appearance.
Following its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March of this year and the subsequent successful sales and commencement of deliveries, KTM X-BOW GT will have English ground under its wheels for the first time at its Goodwood appearance. The 'super sports car for the 21st century', with its 285 HP, is technically based on the previous KTM X-BOW R and will participate in the 'Hill Climb Race', a 1.16 mile (1.86 km) race that is really more an exhibition than a real race.
Central to the event on the weekend of July 12 – 14, 2013 is the opportunity for the tens of thousands of visitors to get a most accurate picture of countless racing and super sports cars, vintage cars and rarities. There is also the open paddock area where fans can inspect the vehicles on display at close range or even talk to the drivers.
Numerous world champions and racing legends who visit the 'Festival of Speed' each year will be present and compete in the races. This year KTM X-BOW GT driver Reini Kofler will also attend. From the province of Upper Austria, Kofler is always in attendance at test drives and racing events from KTM and he is looking forward to being behind the wheel at Lord March's estate. "Of course it is an great honor to drive together with so many racing aces and world champions. First and foremost we want to give the public a good show but the course record of 41.6 seconds could be somewhat difficult to crack after the McLaren Mercedes F1 car has set that… But not to worry, we are still going to be on the gas!"


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In the competitive world of modern agriculture, ambitious Henry Whipple wants his rebellious son Dean to help expand his family's farming empire. However, Dean has his sights set on becoming a professional race car driver. When a high-stakes investigation into their business is exposed, father and son are pushed into an unexpected crisis...
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In the competitive world of modern agriculture, ambitious Henry Whipple wants his rebellious son Dean to help expand his family's farming empire. However, Dean has his sights set on becoming a professional race car driver. When a high-stakes investigation into their business is exposed, father and son are pushed into an unexpected crisis that threatens the family's entire livelihood.
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At Any Price is a movie that desperately wants to be taken seriously, but it fails to leave a mark. Writer/director Ramin Bahrani's fifth feature film is a family drama that combines the desperation of the middle class businessman trying to stay afloat with the hot button issue of genetically modified crops, then throws in a chafing father/son relationship and the everyday disappointments of growing up. Somehow, it's both too much and not enough.
The Whipple family and their problems encapsulates the predicament of Midwestern famers who are driven to desperate measures to stay afloat. This isn't the same homestead that the ancestors of Henry Whipple (Dennis Quaid) once farmed; it's big biz agriculture, which means Henry's out hustling genetically modified seeds and snatching up land from graveside families of freshly dead farmers. His Glengarry Glen Ross-style exhortations to ''Always Be Closing'' is emphasized by a sort of sweaty and pathetic performance from Quaid, who manages to be both charming and loathsome.
Naturally, Henry has a favorite son, the athletic and handsome Grant (Patrick Stevens), whom Henry and his wife Irene (Kim Dickens) actually roll out a red carpet for in anticipation of his return. (Surprise: He's more interested in traveling the world than returning to Henry's clutching embrace.) That leaves Dean (Zac Efron) to take over the family business, even though he'd much rather hang out with his sh*tkicker friends and race cars and make out with his hot girlfriend Cadence (Maika Monroe).
The cinematography is sweeping and beautiful; those amber waves of grain sway hypnotically, lulling us into the sort of complacency that makes it perfectly acceptable to eat food that was tweaked out in a lab. Efron and Quaid are a perfect father and son pair: the Type A aging golden boy versus the fiery-tempered teen who eventually trades his sleeveless T-shirts for a nicely pressed button-up. Of course, dressing like your dad and actually having an affair with his mistress (Heather Graham, in a role as thankless as Dickens') is another. T
The core idea of At Any Price is to put a human face on the changing nature of agriculture, and not just how it affects the food on our shelves but the farmers who've had to change the nature of their livelihood to keep pace. Trying to build a drama around an idea is difficult, especially such a big and political one. The dynamics between Henry and Dean are nothing new or interesting; the only time you really feel the pain of intergenerational disappointment is when Henry meets with his father and you see that it's all a game of trying to live up to a father figure that will never be satisfied.
At Any Price also deals with the shadier nature of the corn business, but it's a dramatic development that lacks the sort of urgency that the title of the movie implies. Although on paper it would seem the stakes are high in At Any Price, documentaries about subsidized farming or GMO crops are far more alarming.
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Isn't it simpler to use the xine-vdpau solution?
I recently wrote a script such that I could easily playback files easily in mythtv. It just finds out which codec the file in question is using, and launches mplayer with the correct codec. Nothing much, but I thought someone might find it useful. Just change the $mplayerlocation to wherever it is on your computer and uncomment the last if fi statement to enable vc-1.
Code:#!/bin/bash #Script to automatically find out which codec a file is using and determine whether or not to use VDPAU. #if no input display usage if [ -z "$1" ]; then echo usage: $0 /path/to/file exit fi #remember to change this to the path of your mplayer binary mplayerlocation=/usr/local/bin/mplayer-vdpau-3263604/mplayer-vdpau cd $mplayerlocation #kinda a lame way to do it, but bring up mplayer and pipe the output to a temporary file, then read which codec the file is ./mplayer -identify -vo vdpau $1 > /tmp/VIDEOCODEC & sleep 0.5 killall mplayer videocodec=`cat /tmp/VIDEOCODEC | grep ID_VIDEO_CODEC | cut -c 16-25` rm /tmp/VIDEOCODEC echo "VIDEO CODEC: $videocodec" if [ $videocodec = "ffh264" ]; then codec='h264' echo \n Playing $1 with $codec codec \n ./mplayer -vo vdpau -vc ffh264vdpau $1 exit fi if [ $videocodec = "ffmpeg2" ]; then codec='MPEG2' echo \n Playing $1 with $codec codec \n ./mplayer -vo vdpau -vc ffmpeg12vdpau $1 exit fi if [ $videocodec = "ffwmv3" ]; then codec='WMV3' echo \n Playing $1 with $codec codec \n ./mplayer -vo vdpau -vc ffwmv3vdpau $1 exit fi #VC1 is not supported on most gpus #uncomment if it is supported on your gpu #if [ $videocodec = "ffvc1" ]; then # codec='VC1' # echo \n Playing $1 with $codec codec \n # ./mplayer -vo vdpau -vc ffvc1vdpau $1 # # exit #fi #if it isnt one of those it is not supported by vdpau #so we should play without vdpau ./mplayer $1 exit
Isn't it simpler to use the xine-vdpau solution?
Yes, it is probably simpler, but from what I can gather, the xine solution is much less stable at the moment, although I havent actually tried xine yet.
I made a few minor changes to the script above, largely getting rid of the /tmp/ bits.
Code:#!/bin/bash # Script to automatically find out which codec a file is using and determine whether or not to use VDPAU. # Rev.0 - bal_zac original - posted on phoronix # Rev.2 - largely stylistic changes - removed need for tmp files and changed if statements to a single case statement IAM=$0 FILE=$1 #if no input display usage if [[ -z "$FILE" ]]; then echo usage: $0 /path/to/file exit fi MPLAYER=/usr/bin/mplayer MPLAYEROPTS="-fs -zoom -af volnorm=2 -ao pulse" VCODEC=$($MPLAYER -identify -vo vdpau -frames 0 "$FILE" | grep ID_VIDEO_CODEC | cut -c 16-25) echo "VIDEO CODEC: $VCODEC" case $VCODEC in ffh264) echo -e "Playing h.264 file $FILE:\n" MPLAYEROPTS="$MPLAYEROPTS -vo vdpau -vc ffh264vdpau" ;; ffmpeg2) echo -e "Playing MPEG2 file $FILE:\n" MPLAYEROPTS="$MPLAYEROPTS -vo vdpau -vc ffmpeg12vdpau" ;; ffwmv3) echo -e "Playing WMV3 file $FILE:\n" MPLAYEROPTS="$MPLAYEROPTS -vo vdpau -vc ffwmv3vdpau" ;; # VC-1 is largely unsupported by nvidia - uncomment this section if you're sure your card supports it. #ffvc1) # echo -e "Playing VC-1 file $FILE:\n" # MPLAYEROPTS="$MPLAYEROPTS -vo vdpau -vc ffvc1vdpau" #;; *) echo -e "Playing normal file $FILE:\n" MPLAYEROPTS="$MPLAYEROPTS -vo xv" ;; esac $MPLAYER $MPLAYEROPTS $FILE
You can always use -vo vdpau, also you can use
case $VCODEC in
and then just execute - in that case you can add even more options.
$MPLAYER -vo vdpau -vc $VCODEC "$@"
Why not just put a list of the video outputs and codecs you want to try in your ~/.mplayer/config file? As in:
# default to using vdpau output and codecs
# add ffvc1vdpau if your hardware supports it
# the trailing comma in each setting tells mplayer to
# fall back to standard codecs if necessary
What is your expert opinion on the recent release of Nvidia 180 series featuring VDPAU in LINUX. Can it be taken as an equivalent with Pure video on Windows? Can VDPAU et hardware decoding of MPEG, VCI Video etc if we had installed a suitable driver and a proper video player. I heard that MPlayer works in VDPAU with some configuration done. Is it trustworthy? The latest NVidia driver is required for that. Am I correct?


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Written by Larry Reid | Filed under Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Harvey Kurtzman, Fantagraphics Bookstore, events, EC Comics | 11 Oct 2012 2:38 PM |
A convincing case can be made that Harvey Kurtzman was as influential as Andy Warhol or the Beatles in shaping youth culture in the last half of the twentieth century. His work with EC comics and MAD magazine emboldened a generation to question authority and employ art in the service of degenerate discourse. American society was never quite the same in his wake. Please join us this Saturday, October 13 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery to celebrate the legacy of Kurtzman and his EC cohorts with "The Horror: Selections from the EC Comics Library."
Visitors to the reception will receive free copies of Tales From the Crypt EC sampler by Jack Davis. A display of pages from the first two EC Comics Library collections by Kurtzman and Wallace Wood will be supplemented by a short slide presentation by series associate editor J. Michael Catron. Complimentary beverages and seasonal snacks will be served. A highlight of the evening is a free concert by Berlin-based recording artist Molly Nilsson. Her lyrical approach and haunting vocal delivery perfectly reflect the EC aesthetic. Here's Molly performing live in Prague earlier this year. Sheesh! Talk about seducing the innocent...


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Cookies, chips and butter taken in burglaries
UPDATED 4:20 PM PDT Mar 26, 2013Authorities say cookies, chips and a tub of butter are among the items taken by a teen linked to three burglaries.
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System Manager/10.0
This section describes the various tasks that can be performed using the graphical System Manager utility. System Manager can be accessed from Control Panel/10.0 → System Manager/10.0 or by typing pc-sysmanager. You will be prompted to input your password.
General Tab
The "General" tab, shown in Figure 8.9a, displays the following system information:
- the version of PC-BSD®
- the version of the underlying FreeBSD base
- the CPU type and speed
- the amount of physical memory
The "Generate" button can be used to create a report that includes the following items:
- the output of the dmesg command, which shows messages from the kernel
- the last few lines of the /var/log/messages log file
- the output of the pciconf -lv command, which lists all the devices that were found when the system booted
- your X configuration file, which shows your display settings
- your /etc/rc.conf file, which shows your startup settings
- your /boot/loader.conf file, which shows which drivers are loaded at boot time
- the output of the command df -m, which shows your amount of free disk space
- a listing from the top command, which shows the currently running processes
When you click the "Generate" button, you will be prompted to input the name and location of the text file that will be created. Since it is a text file, you can view its contents in any text editor. When troubleshooting your system, this file is handy to include when reporting a bug.
Tasks Tab
During the installation of PC-BSD® you had an opportunity to install FreeBSD source and ports. If you did not and wish to do so after installation, use the "Tasks" tab of System Manager, shown in Figure 8.7b.
This tab provides a graphical interface for installing system source (using git) or the ports tree (using portsnap).
If you click the "Fetch System Source" button, a progress screen will indicate that sources are being downloaded to /usr/src/. Once the download is complete, a "Finished!" message will appear and you can click the "Close" button to exit this screen.
If you click the "Fetch Ports Tree" button, a message will indicate that ports are being fetched and will indicate when this is complete by adding a "Finished!" message to the lower left corner of the message. Ports will be installed to /usr/ports/.
Misc Tab
The "Misc" tab of System Manager is seen in Figure 8.7c.
This tab contains a checkbox to "Force IBUS keyboard input". Check this box if you wish to to input Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Indic characters using a Latin keyboard.


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The Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes Program at All Children's Hospital provides evaluation and treatment services, including inpatient and outpatient care. Our experienced multidisciplinary team of physicians and nurses provides care for infants, children and teens with a wide variety of pediatric endocrinological problems, including:
We see patients Monday-Friday in the Outpatient Care Center at All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg. Patients are also seen at All Children's Outpatient Care locations in East Lake (North Pinellas), Tampa, Sarasota, Pasco, and Lakeland.
New patients should print, fill out, and bring these new patient forms with them for their first visit. For more information or to ask questions, call the Pediatric Endocrinology & Diabetes department at 727-767-ENDO (3636).
Pallavi Iyer, MD |
After graduating from The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health, Dr. Iyer completed her pediatric residency at the University of South Florida College of Medicine and All Children's Hospital. In 2004 she received the Pediatric Resident Teacher of the Year Award and served as administrative chief resident.
Dr. Iyer completed her pediatric endocrinology fellowship at USF and All Children's Hospital. From July 2009 through June 2011 she was an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism. She created and maintained a pediatric endocrine specific iPAD curriculum for pediatric residents and pediatric endocrine fellows. Dr. Iyer is board certified in pediatrics and pediatric endocrinology and is a member of both the Endocrine Society and the Pediatric Endocrine Society. Her clinical and research interests include diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal disorders, disorders of growth and pubertal development, and calcium metabolism. She is a member of the Tampa Bay Diabetes Society and has served as a physician for the Florida Camp for Children and Youth with Diabetes. Read more >> |
Allen W. Root, MD |
A graduate of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Root completed his internship at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, NY and his pediatric residency at University of Pennsylvania, followed by a fellowship in pediatric endocrinology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania.
After serving on the medical faculty of the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University, Dr. Root joined the University of South Florida College of Medicine in 1973, serving as professor of pediatrics, associate and vice-chair of the Department of Pediatrics, and director of the pediatric residency program. He received the Distinguished Service Award, the Professorial Excellence Award and the Joanne and Charles Fishel Distinguished Scientist Award from USF as well as the Councill C. Rudolph Award at All Children's Hospital. Dr. Root has served as president of the Lawson Wilkins Pediatric Endocrine Society and chaired the Florida Infant/Newborn Screening Advisory Council. He has been listed in Best Doctors in America for the past 20 years and authored more than 270 articles. |
Frank Diamond, MD |
Dr. Diamond has been a member of the All Children's Hospital medical staff since 1978. A graduate of the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, he completed his pediatric residency at the University of Alabama Children's Hospital and a fellowship in pediatric endocrinology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Diamond held faculty appointments with the University of South Florida College of Medicine from 1998 through June 2012, including six years as Clinical Director for the Division of Pediatric Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes. He received the Dean's Award in 2008 and has been listed in America's Top Doctors for more than a decade. Dr. Diamond speaks frequently to community physicians about pediatric endocrinology, with an emphasis on childhood obesity. He is the principal investigator for a $300,000 childhood obesity research grant to All Children's from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Since 2006, Dr. Diamond has been President of the Florida Camp for Children and Youth with Diabetes. He is fluent in Spanish. |
Suzanne M. Jackman, MD |
Dr. Jackman received her medical degree from the University of South Florida College of Medicine, where she received the Lewis A. Barness Award from the Department of Pediatrics and the Watson Clinic Foundation Award for Medical Research. She remained at USF for her pediatric residency, earning the Intern of the Year Award, followed by a fellowship in pediatric endocrinology.
Dr. Jackman's research was nominated for the Endocrine Society's Presidential Poster Competition in 2010 and 2011. Dr. Jackman is board certified in pediatrics and is a member of the Endocrine Society. She is fluent in Spanish. |
Nancy Elliot, RN, CDE |
During Nancy's 20-year nursing career she has worked extensively with diabetic patients, developing effective patient care procedures and training families in their care. As a certified diabetes educator and clinic nurse for the University of South Florida College of Medicine pediatric endocrinology program, she educated newly diagnosed pediatric diabetes patients and their families on self care, equipment use and health issues. Nancy also has expertise in inpatient care and education for pediatric diabetes patients at All Children's Hospital. Nancy is a certified insulin pump trainer. | |
Pamela Jones, RN, BSN |
Pam has more than 15 years of nursing experience in the Tampa Bay area, including outpatient care, inpatient care, and home health care. She has been a school nurse for children at Nina Harris Exceptional Student Center in Pinellas County. Pam has also served as Diabetes/Endocrinology Coordinator for Children's Medical Services, specializing in care management. She especially enjoys teaching patients and families at every step of the care process. | |
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Progression - One simple word, many meanings. When applied to the Spinning ® program it makes sure you are keeping your class moving towards their own fitness goals or even modifying your profile from this week so it cre
...For Instructors Spinning
Range Within Zones
I've attended classes in which the instructor asked us 'to add 15
heartbeats within this climb'. In my mind all I thought was what a
dangerous statement it was. Heart rate training is a major
component within the Spinnin
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Hello everyone, this is my last post for a while. MDA asks us to write for the community section for a period of three months and my time is up……for now. Just a few ideas/thoughts before I go:
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...One Less Battle
Most of you were taught the foundation of the Spinning® program is based on five core movements and three hand positions. During Spinning® Instructor Training your Master Instructor most likely corrected your hand positi
...Mix Your Ride
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...One Road, Many Paths
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Contraindicated - what's that move for?
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Finding the right sound for your profile can be a daunting task. We whip out a profile in minutes, yet it takes hours to find that right sound. We may listen to the playlist and maybe even ride our profile several time
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Is 34 Weeks an Acceptable Goal For a Complicated Singleton Pregnancy?
Is 34 Weeks an Acceptable Goal For a Complicated Singleton Pregnancy?
MANAGED CARE October 2002. ©MediMedia USA
This paper has undergone peer review by appropriate members of Managed Care's Editorial Advisory Board. |
Purpose: To examine neonatal risk and associated nursery costs for infants with delivery following untreated preterm labor at 34, 35, or 36 weeks' gestation, by assessing the incidence of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission, respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), and need for ventilatory assistance.
Design: Infants with preterm birth at 34, 35, or 36 weeks were identified from a database of prospectively collected clinical information and pregnancy outcomes of women receiving outpatient preterm-labor management services, in addition to routine prenatal care. Cases of singleton gestations with delivery related to spontaneous preterm labor were analyzed. Data were divided into three groups by gestational week at delivery.
Methodology: Descriptive and statistical methods were used to compare maternal demographics, pregnancy outcome, and nursery costs. A cost model was utilized.
Principal findings: 2849 infants were studied. Risk of NICU admission decreased by 47.4 percent from weeks 34 to 35 and 41.8 percent from weeks 35 to 36. Risk of RDS decreased by 25.4 percent from weeks 34 to 35, and 40.7 percent from weeks 35 to 36. Mean nursery costs per infant delivering at 34, 35, and 36 weeks were $11,439 ± $19,774, $5,796 ± $11,858, and $3,824 ± $9,135, respectively (p<.001).
Conclusion: Rates of NICU admission, RDS, ventilator use, and nursery-related costs decreased significantly with each week gained. The data indicate that benefit is derived in prolonging pregnancy beyond 34 weeks.
Key words: preterm delivery; preterm labor; prematurity; neonatal morbidity; respiratory-distress syndrome; cost effectiveness; outcomes
Author correspondence:
J. Stephen Jones, MD
Director, McLeod Maternal-Fetal Medicine
McLeod Medical Park-East
901 E. Cheves St., Ste. 430
Florence, SC 29506
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
This study was undertaken without external financial support for the participating authors and institutions.
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Phoronix: Moonlight 1.0 Beta w/ Microsoft Media Pack
Miguel de Icaza has today announced the release of Moonlight 1.0 Beta 1. This test release brings in Microsoft Media Pack for playing back video and audio files that is a direct decedent of the decoders found in Silverlight 2.0. For those unfamiliar with Moonlight, it's a Mono-powered open-source implementation of Microsoft's Silverlight, which in turn is a web-browser plug-in that competes with Adobe Flash...
There, I'm first, hah.Grr grrr wrah ah &^_!
I've yet to stumble upon a website that uses silverlight... luckily.
Flash is already bad enough.
Netflix's streaming video is the only notable site I can think of. Considering Netflix's new tivo competitor runs on linux, I am assuming Silverlight will probably be ditched. Unless they are using this moonlight thing.
If MS supports Moonlight, why doesn't MS then just release the source for Silverlight? Why invent the wheel twice?Moonlight is a joint project between Novell and Microsoft and was announced last September.
dilbert.com requires Silverlight, but dilbert.com/fast doesn't due to massive emails to Scott Adams =)
What a generosity - almost one year after release of Silverlight 2...Already in planning for release in September of 2009 is Moonlight 2.0. Moonlight 2.0 will be compatible with Silverlight 2.0 (Microsoft's current stable version)
Perhaps in this time there will be Silverlight 3 or something...
And why different name? Maybe Moonlight is compatible with Silverlight like Mono with .NET (e.g. not in 100%)
Adobe Flash for Linux have the same name like version for MacOS or Windows, and it is (I think) fully compatible...
So basically Linux platform will ALWAYS having yesterday's meal while Windows is having todays.
What a great idea for Microsoft to control the Linux users! After this whole SilverLight thing gained ground, the people who can uses the latest technology will ALWAYS be Windows users.
M$: You Linux users do have support from us! The support of yesterday's meal. Now go !&#^$% yourself and be quiet about our strategy: we are not monopoly! BUT, if you want today's food, I suggest you use WINDOWS!!!!
Novell/M$ deal anyone?
Yeah... Microsoft has not promised nor is it giving any official support to this project. It is simply the Gnome/Mono folks - primarily head Gnome dude Miguel de Icaza - writing a Linux app to the public specification. Yes, M$ did ask Miguel if he would like to write the app, which he and his team did in relatively short time (according to his blog).
So I don't think we should be ragging on Moonlight for reasons that don't exist. Microsoft is not holding the project back to forcibly make it a second class citizen as some here seem to be saying.
Rather we have real and good reasons to turn our noses at this steaming pile:
1. Microsoft claims to be friendly and supportive of non-MS operating systems, like GNU/Linux. Yet they do not have an official, written in-house Silverlight app for GNU/Linux. That shows they are liars. So do not support their crApp on any platform.
2. Miguel is misguided in his efforts to support Microsoft. In fact that is the problem - he and the Gnome team essentially are supporting Microsoft, instead of supporting GNU/Linux. It is like an abuse victim enabling the abuser. Mono is an effort to support M$'s monopolizing coding platform. This only enables the Monopoli$t to embrace and extend their monopoly. Ditto for moonlight. Ditto for the Gnome DE - a workalike/lookalike clone of M$'s XP DE. (As an aside - ask yourself why Gnome's Nautilas behaves just like XP's Windows Explorer to the point of cloning the model of making a file manager the DE's shell. If either app dies then you lose your whole DE session. Except that Windows recovers from a failure much better than Nautilas. How ridiculous.)
As you might guess I am not a fan of Gnome nor of anything that comes out of the Ximian group. A poor copy of a poor design executed poorly.
Gnome - Just say gNo.


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Keuchel looks to build on solid start in series finale
Hammel goes for first victory with A's in rubber match against Astros
Astros lefty Dallas Keuchel will try to keep his personal momentum going when he starts Wednesday's series finale against the A's. He threw seven innings and gave up two unearned runs on nine hits without walking a batter on a 2-0 loss to the Marlins last Friday.
It was a good result for Keuchel, who was 1-3 with a 6.07 ERA in five starts prior to last Friday. Keuchel said it's taken him a while to work out the wrist discomfort he was dealing with earlier in July.
"It's taken a few starts for me to get back on track," Keuchel said. "That's a big part of my throwing mechanics. I think it was just a combination of the wrist getting back to normal and me getting over the fatigue hump, midseason fatigue. My arm was dragging and I kind of cleaned that up and was really happy and positive about pitching against the Marlins."
He'll go up against Jason Hammel, who came to the A's by way of the Jeff Samardzija trade with the Cubs earlier this month. Hammel suffered his third loss in as many starts for the A' s last Friday after allowing three earned runs (four total) on seven hits and two walks over 5 2/3 innings against the Rangers. He has a 7.12 ERA with Oakland.
"It comes down to execution," said Hammel. "I haven't executed the pitches.
"Baseball is a long season. Even the best have some hiccups. Right now it's just a hiccup. We're getting right and I'm feeling more comfortable every time out there. I try not to pay too much attention to results. But it's something I take pride in and I want to come over here and make an impact."
Hammel is hoping that playing the Astros, against whom he's had success, will help the get his career with the A's jump-started.
Against Houston, in five career appearances -- four starts -- Hammel is 2-1 with a 1.57 ERA. Hammel's ERA against the Astros is his lowest against any Major League team.
"Just from what I remember, things have been very good against them," said Hammel.
Astros: Carter trying to finish off huge July
Designated hitter Chris Carter is trying to put an exclamation point on what could be the best offensive month of his career.
Carter is hitting above .300 for July, and entering Tuesday had six doubles, eight homers and 19 RBIs for the month. He leads the AL in slugging percentage in July and ranked tied for first in homers, second in OPS and third in RBIs.
"I really hope this here is a sign that of good things continuing to come," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "Even when you look at his early struggles and the ups and downs, from staff standpoint this is the potential we could see in spurts. This is probably the most consistent he's been for a stretch of time. I believe this is the player he is, and if he continues to go through the process and mindset the way he's been working, he should be able to do it on a consistent basis."
A's: Crisp remains out of lineup
Coco Crisp, recovering from a strained neck, missed his third straight game on Tuesday. But there has been no decision yet about placing Crisp on the disabled list.
"The MRI showed no changes, which is a good thing," said Oakland manager Bob Melvin. "Obviously the rest here the last couple of days has the potential to help him. They're trying to figure out how to alleviate some of the issues he's having. Whether it's medication or whatever."
On Tuesday against the Astros, Josh Reddick started in center field.
Crisp is not in Houston for the three-game series, which concludes on Wednesday afternoon at Minute Maid Park. The A's return to Oakland on Friday to play Kansas City. Melvin said he doesn't know when Crisp will return to the lineup. Crisp will meet with team officials on Friday to find out when he may be ready to play next.
Worth noting
• The A's used a rookie in Monday's game -- Billy Burns -- for the first time this season, after going the first 104 games without using one, which was the longest season-opening streak without a rookie by a Major League team since the 1971 Baltimore Orioles went the first 152 games.
• Rookie outfielder George Springer, who hasn't played since July 19 because of a left quad strain, took batting practice on the field Tuesday for the first time since he was injured.
Jamie Ross is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Well im reading and watching some stuff about ESO, and i see its a lot like GW2: In big PvP you got really the same mechanic that GW2 has (big castle, small castle, and suply camps - viliges, machines and stuff). Ok it want be realm vs realm, but faction vs faction, and thats cool, but otherways.. same mechanic. In case of trinity, well they both dont want it in game. Combat mechanic proly will be diferent (without cooldowns?) thou. So, will ESO be a GW2 in diverent settings? What do you guys think? |
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From their descriptions it seems a lot like the typical themepark.
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Thats not the issue here. SWTOR and TSW are Themeparks, but there are much different in mechanic etc from each other. Thread about tempark/sandbox its two doors left from here:P |
I think the features it wants to use are simply good features. Guild Wars 2 used those things because they make a great game and signify a push forward for MMOs. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's a clone. From what I've read and seen, it seems a deeper game. Guild Wars 2 , while fun and large, is a large kiddy pool. It's fun, there's a water slide, but it is still 4 feet deep.
It looks like GW2 but strictly themepark and none of the dynamic content (that ive seen, not following it too closely) which in my opinion is what makes GW2 fun. Skyrim has it to an extent and I hope ESO has it too but what im curious to see what pay type they try to use, I hope for their sake they do buy to play.
Originally posted by AreQ i dont think eso will be anything like gw2..it will be suicide if they do that..there are enough people that have left gw2 to signal that although gw2 is a great game it lacks anysort of real depth.god knows what they have in store for us but they better make it good ,thats for sure or the backlash will be immense.especially given that it is an Elder Scrolls game. |
It sounds like its going to be very similar to GW2. With WoW adding jumping puzzles and leaning more towards cooperative mob tagging people are delusional if they cant see that GW2 has made an influence on evolving the genre.
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But GW2 copied a lot of things from other games too. WvW from DAoC/WAR, sPvP from WoW arenas/bgs, dynamic events from WAR/RIFT etc.
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Originally posted by Tayah What descriptions is that? http://kotaku.com/5918689/the-elder-scrolls-online-is-not-as-world-of-warcraft-as-you-might-fear Making an MMO is making an MMO. I worked in the industry before World of Warcraft, so I can tell you that World of Warcraft had a lot of influences from a lot of games. Our priority is to make a great game and not to make a clone of anything. You saw a lot of things [in the demo today] that have no analogue in pretty much any other MMO. I think the answer there is: the more information that comes out about it—and when people sit down and play it, they'll realize it's different. Like our whole real-time combat system of blocking and dodging is all pretty much new. And the fact that it's based on health, stamina and magicka—you have to maintain your stamina bar to block and it's all real-time—gives it a completely different feel from any MMO." But things like attacks that have cooldowns and are keyed to a toolbar and all that, which is something we're used to seeing in most MMOs, you feel that's a necessity…" Firor: "Some attacks have cooldowns; some don't…" Paul Sage, ESO game director: "I think the key thing there is when you look at [things like the clickable toolbar], think of it more as an accessibility thing. When it's designed and laid out, it's there to give you the ability to do something very quickly. So, versus thinking of it as 'it's-the-ability-bar' combat, think of it more as "that's a tool being used to give it a real-time feel.' Certainly some things would have a cooldown, but a lot of things have no cooldown whatsoever. So you're seeing a very reactive, fast-paced combat." Firor: "That big two-handed power-up attack I was using in combat, that was from the toolbar. But it wasn't based on cooldown, it was based on how long I held it down. But you have to get hands-on with it. " Me: "Right. Just a final thought on this, and then I'll leave you guys be: I think some of this reaction was coming out of the sense that-and you guys had nothing to do with [EA's] The Old Republic-but that was pushed as: 'finally we're going to get something significantly different from what everybody had been making, [from all those] games similar to World of Warcraft.' And there was an expectation and maybe even some promotion by EA that the game would feel like, 'Okay, this is finally the alternative MMO for people who may not have been into those trappings.' I think now maybe you guys are freighted with those same expectations. Are those appropriate expectations? Or are maybe people conflating what they call World of Warcraft with just the necessities of MMO games?" Firor: "I think really they just need to sit down and play it when it goes into beta. Games are a lot about feel. When you see them in a magazine it's hard to get an idea of exactly what's in it and how it plays and what features work and how, so…" [One of the magazine editors in the room laughed] Me: "I hate magazines, too." [everyone laughs] Firor: I didn't mean it that way.. when explanations went out, when videos of Paul and I went out, and people actually heard about it.. explaining it [helps]…" |
It seems like GW2 made its impact on the genre, people are already talking about GW2 copies. Great for the GW2 community.
They would be fools if it went that route. Their development team does say some stupid things like the gw2 development just less ATM .
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the only major differences so far is more tiers of gear and possibly open world pvp. otherwise shared nodes, loot and exp, no trinity, able to freely move about and attack/aim projectiles but still has tab targeting, limited weapon skill based hotbar with some utility skills and an elite, public event system in place of regular quests, has some open world dungeons and regular instanced dungeons, cross-class combo system. |
Originally posted by boxsnd WOW did not add BGs until June 2005 http://www.wowwiki.com/Battleground GW1 had sPVP before WOW |
Originally posted by boxsnd Yeah, but they were also some of the people who developed systems on those original games. GW2 took all that and has a distinct feel to it. TSW has a similar feel as well. It's like fast moving tab combat with some action elements. I think it's pretty fun. If TESO can offer that with integrated open pvp zones then I think it might be a big hit. There will probably be some people who are pissed it's not going to be Daggerfall, Oblivion, or Skyrim, but I'm guessing there are enough people that like those games and DAoC and would love to play 3 faction open pvp. We'll see though. No one has as many friends as a man with many cheeses! |
Originally posted by Destai GW2 wasnt a push forward for MMOs, it was just a bad copy of warhammer, Rift and Daoc, they have lost active players even more fater than D3 did. And thanks god, ESO wont be like GW2 at all. |
ESO will be a damn gorgeous game at least.
i liked GW2 but its boring as hell and the WvW pvp is a pointless zerg. the pvp in ESO looks to be much better in concept than GW2 i am definitely going to give this one a chance and at least check it out and play if for a few months, like all the other mmo's that have been coming out lately. |
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Originally posted by hikaru77 GW2 has lost players faster than the crap that is D3? Delusion sets in fast I guess. Funny, it wasn't a push forward in your eyes, yet, it's ideas are being "copied" galore. We all know which company is taking the ideas that GW2 has and trying to make it so that "they" created them. Truly pathetic. Back on topic, worrying about wether or not a game will be a clone is foolish. Noone knows how the game will be until they have either tested it or played it on it's release date. Even if it does have things like GW2, I don't think that is a bad thing. At least it's staying away from Borecraft. Let's hope it remains that way. From what I have seen, it is looking great. I won't speculate on how it will truly will be because I have no idea, just like none of you do. (Unless they are doing alpha testing that noone knows about). Don't forget, Matt Firor is leading this. I don't think it will disappoint at all (opinion wise). I know for one that I am looking forward to it, regardless of game bandwagon propaganda. |
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Originally posted by hikaru77 This is an entirely unsupportable statement which has been disproven again and again on these forums. I am not a GW2 'fanboi' - I don't play GW2 anymore. But that's because it's set in a 'popcorn and bubblegum' world, not because it was a copy of the average to crapola games mentioned (except for DaoC ofc). Dynamic events and the fluid combat are both excellent in GW2, and they made a non-trinity model really work. So yes it was a push forwards, in all kinds of ways - it just didn't come together as a whole for me due to the fluff and the lack of guild features and support. |
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