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deprecated fields, the generated source files themselves generate warnings. It would be nice if we had three code generation options configurable in the maven plugin: <fieldVisibility>public<fieldVisibility> [For those that still would like public member field access] <fieldVisibility>public-deprecated<fieldVisibility> [For migrating from public to private, default for now] <fieldVisibility>private<fieldVisibility> [For those that want fields hidden, possible future default] I would move my current code to use 'public' because I don't yet want to migrate to the builder since it is too slow currently, and I already have wrapper classes hiding the fields from user code so it is of little use for my legacy code. When I migrate to private it would be nice to temporarily use the deprecated option beforehand, but right now it is just cluttering my build with several hundred deprecated warning messages. I have created a ticket for the above. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-988 We can also improve the performance of the builder, using bitmasks/BitSet instead of byte[] for detecting when a field is set, along with fixing AVRO-985. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-989 On 1/5/12 1:17 AM, "James Baldassari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi, > >Since the Builder API was introduced (AVRO-839 ><https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-839> released in v1.6.0), >direct access to record fields has been deprecated. In some future >version of Avro these fields will probably be made private. The >preferred way to access the fields in Avro 1.6.0 and later is to use the >associated getter/setter methods on the record or to use the Builder API. > For example, if your record is called Person, you could do either of the >following: > >// Use of accessor/mutator: >Person me = new Person(); >me.setName("James"); >me.setEmail("root@localhost"); >System.out.println(me.getName()); > >// Use of Builder: >Person me2 = >Person.newBuilder().setName("James").setEmail("root@localhost").build(); >System.out.println(me.getEmail()); > >There is a bit of a performance penalty with using the builder, but >hopefully that will be reduced somewhat when AVRO-985 ><https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-985> is resolved. > >-James > > >On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 3:31 AM, Karthik Sampath Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >wrote: > >I have 2 fields in .avsc file > > {"name": "name", "type": "string"}, > {"name": "email", "type": "string"}, > > >I get the following in generated source code. Why does it contain >@Deprecated on the generated source code? > > @Deprecated public java.lang.CharSequence name; > @Deprecated public java.lang.CharSequence email; > > > >It occurs only in version 1.6.1 of the avro-maven-plugin >This doesn't happen when I use the 1.5.1 version > > > > |

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I have Mediaportal set up on my server machine and xbmc on my client machine. I get constant buffering on xbmc for live tv or recorded tv.
- mediaportal client on client machine plays live tv/recorded tv just fine (wifi)
- xbmc on server machine plays live tv/recorded tv just fine
It is just xbmc on my client that is not working/buffering. Any ideas on this? I have dug around the forums and optimized/updated drivers, settings, and a host of other stuff to no avail. Please let me know what logs you would like to see and I'll post them. I hope this description was clear and thank you for your time.
Constantly buffering on client machine
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I just try on my machine...its work ??!??!!
What Adress you put in xbmc,are you open port for media portal My adress in XBMC for stream live channel,for records dont know,but its not the same as for live stream. rtsp://192.168.0.10:12009/stream2.0 XBMC (Kodi I...) 15Alfa2,OpenElec RasPi Gotham
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I don't see anything special in your log file.
Since this is a multi-seat setup, a known cause of buffering is a fluctuating bandwidth of a WIFI connection. For recordings this is often not a problem since XBMC will read ahead, but you can't on Live TV unless you pause temporarely for e.g. 10 {s} and then continue. Developer of the MediaPortal PVR addon and retired developer of the Argus-TV PVR-addon. http://www.scintilla.utwente.nl/~marcelg/xbmc |
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NEW YORK – A law enforcement official said Tuesday that the man accused of driving a bomb-laden SUV into Times Square was arrested on board a flight set to leave a New York airport for Dubai.
The official familiar with the investigation told The Associated Press that Faisal Shahzad was taken into custody aboard the flight at Kennedy International Airport. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the investigation.
The official said investigators still don't have evidence that Shahzad is connected to the Pakistani Taliban or any foreign terror groups.
"He's claimed to have acted alone, but these are things that have to be investigated," the official said.
The Pakistan-born U.S. citizen accused of driving a bomb-laden SUV into Times Square and parking it on a street lined with restaurants and Broadway theaters was to appear in court Tuesday to face charges that he tried to set off a massive fireball and kill Americans, federal authorities said.
Shahzad, was taken into custody late Monday by FBI agents and New York Police Department detectives at Kennedy Airport while trying to board a flight to Dubai, according to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and other officials. He was identified by customs agents and stopped before boarding, Holder said early Tuesday in Washington.
U.S. authorities "will not rest until we have brought everyone responsible to justice," Holder said, suggesting additional suspects are being sought.
Shahzad is a naturalized U.S. citizen and had recently returned from a five-month trip to Pakistan, where he had a wife, according to law enforcement officials who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the investigation into the failed car bombing.
The U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan was handling the case and said Shahzad would appear in court Tuesday, but the charges were not made public. FBI agents searched the home at a known address for Shahzad in Bridgeport, Conn., early Tuesday, said agent Kimberly Mertz, who wouldn't answer questions about the search.
Authorities removed filled plastic bags from the house overnight in a mixed-race, working-class neighborhood of multi-family homes in Connecticut's largest city. A bomb squad came and went without entering as local police and FBI agents gathered in the cordoned-off street.
Shahzad was being held in New York overnight and couldn't be contacted. A phone number at a listed address for Shahzad in Shelton, Conn., wasn't in service.
Brenda Thurman, a neighbor near where Shahzad used to live in Shelton, said he lived there with his wife and two small children. Shahzad had told her husband that he worked on Wall Street, she said, adding that she was surprised by the turn of events.
"I can't believe something like this happened. I can't believe it."
Law enforcement officials say Shahzad bought the SUV, a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder, from a Connecticut man about three weeks ago and paid cash. The officials spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the case.
The vehicle identification number had been removed from the Pathfinder's dashboard, but it was stamped on the engine, and investigators used it to find the owner of record, who told them he had sold the vehicle to a stranger. As the SUV buyer came into focus, investigators backed off other leads.
The SUV was parked on Saturday night on a busy midtown Manhattan street near a theater showing "The Lion King." The explosive device inside it had cheap-looking alarm clocks connected to a 16-ounce can filled with fireworks, which were apparently intended to detonate gas cans and set propane tanks afire in a chain reaction "to cause mayhem, to create casualties," police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said.
A metal rifle cabinet placed in the SUV's cargo area was packed with fertilizer, but NYPD bomb experts believe it was not a type volatile enough to explode like the ammonium nitrate grade fertilizer used in previous terrorist bombings.
Police said the SUV bomb could have produced "a significant fireball" and sprayed shrapnel with enough force to kill pedestrians and knock out windows.
A vendor alerted a police officer to the parked SUV, which was smoking. Times Square, clogged with tourists on a warm evening, was shut down for 10 hours. A bomb squad dismantled the explosive device, and no one was hurt.
But Holder said Americans should remain vigilant.
"It's clear," he said, "that the intent behind this terrorist act was to kill Americans."
President Barack H. Obama was told of the arrest shortly after midnight, according to press secretary Robert Gibbs.
In Pakistan, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said authorities had not been formally asked for help in the probe.
"When the request comes, we will cooperate with the U.S. government," he told the AP.
The Pakistani Taliban appeared to claim responsibility in videos that surfaced after the weekend scare, monitoring groups said, but police had no evidence to support the claims.
More than a dozen people with American citizenship or residency, like Shahzad, have been accused in the past two years of supporting or carrying out terrorism attempts on U.S. soil, cases that illustrate the threat of violent extremism from within the U.S.
Among them are Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, a U.S.-born Army psychiatrist of Palestinian descent, charged with fatally shooting 13 people last year at Fort Hood, Texas; Najibullah Zazi, a Denver-area airport shuttle driver who pleaded guilty in February in a plot to bomb New York subways; and a Pennsylvania woman who authorities say became radicalized online as "Jihad Jane" and plotted to kill a Swedish artist whose work offended Muslims.
Faisal Shahzad, arrested in New York City car bomb attack, scheduled to appear in court
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Weird, speak to your ISP as it's been fine for everyone else. No compliants on the lists or irc.
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2. PETITIONS.-Mr. Chanter presented a Petition from certain ship-owners, carriers, merchants, and river-boat agents of Melbourne, South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland, praying that the House may see fit to amend the provisions of the Inter-State Commission Bill, so as to make it reasonable and just to the Petitioners and others engaged in similar enterprises. Petition received and read. Petitions, praying that the House will pass clauses 54 and 55 of the Post and Telegraph Bill, which
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3. LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO MEMBER (MR. EwING).-Mr. Chapman moved, pursuant to notice, That leave of absence for one fortnight be granted to the honorable Member for Richmond (Mr. Ewing) on the ground of ill-health. Question-put and resolved in the affirmative.
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5. POST AND TELEGRAPH BILL.-The Order of the Day for the further consideration of this Bill in Committee of the whole House having been read-Mr. Speaker left the Chair, and the House resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole. Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; Mr. Chanter reported that a quorum of Members was not present
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BEREA -- Lal Heneghan, the Browns' chief contract negotiator since they reentered the National Football League in 1999, was fired abruptly yesterday, according to a team source.
No explanation was given and the club did not issue a statement. A source said ''no one thing'' led to Heneghan's dismissal.
Heneghan being shown the door is a continuation of a massive front-office shakeup. His name is not recognizable to most fans, but he nevertheless was a key component of the front office, and well respected around the league.
Since the end of the 2003 season:
- Ron Wolf, former general manager of the Green Bay Packers, was hired in late January as a consultant to coach Butch Davis. He was to be an extra set of eyes and another voice as the Browns prepared for free agency and the draft. Wolf ended up resigning last month, primarily because Davis basically acted as though Wolf was a non-factor.
- Carmen Policy, the Browns president and CEO since 1999, announced last month he would resign, effective May 1. He became invisible after his announcement.
Rumors of a rift between Policy and Davis were impossible to ignore, though neither party addressed them. Policy might have been embarrassed about the way Davis did not seek Wolf's advice after Policy coaxed Wolf out of retirement.
Wolf announced he was resigning within two weeks of Policy's announced resignation. In the same time frame, Kofi Bonner, the club's Chief Administrative Officer, announced his resignation. Bonner was handpicked by Policy in 1999.
In the biggest on the field move, Davis decided Tim Couch would no longer play quarterback for the Browns and instead signed Jeff Garcia in free agency. The Couch decision is regarded as another reason Policy left with five years remaining on a contract he signed last March. In February, Policy made a special trip to visit Couch in Florida to begin diplomatic talks that would lead to Couch taking a contract reduction to remain the Browns quarterback. Policy left Florida convinced Couch's contract issue would be resolved.
Davis' decision to can Heneghan came as a surprise to those outside the Berea training complex. The move was made with training camp only a little more than two months away. Normally, Heneghan would begin negotiations with the Browns' draft picks in the next five or six weeks.
Heneghan left his office soon after being fired and could not be reached for comment. Davis was unavailable and out of town by 10:30 a.m., according to a Browns' media relations spokesman.
''I always thought Lal Heneghan was a professional,'' said one agent. ''I know I'm talking from the outside, but I think their organization is going to miss him.''
Heneghan will not be replaced. Instead, Trip McCracken, the club's salary cap coordinator, and Pete Garcia, the vice president of player personnel and football development, will absorb his duties. John Collins, Policy's replacement as team president, will handle the big contracts.
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This generously-sized market bag is big and sturdy enough to hold all your shopping finds. The bag features a square garter-stitch bottom, stockinette sides, and a lacy mesh cable pattern. The hemp yarn is incredibly durable. This is a bag that will last for many years!
Level of Experience: Ambitious Beginner
Sizes: One size
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Approximately 10" wide by 10" deep (excluding handles)
495 yards any yarn which knits to the specified gauge. Sample shown in Lanaknits allhemp 6 (100%
hemp), 165 yds/100g skein
US size #6 (4 mm) circs or size required to obtain gauge
Stitch marker
Cable ndl
One 1½" button
Gauge: 22 sts and 30 rows = 4" (10 cm) over Stockinette stitch on US size #6 (4 mm) ndls
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JACOB WEISBERG was an early pioneer in online journalism. He joined a novel website called Slate in 1996 and hasn't looked back since. He started as the site's chief political correspondent and later succeeded Michael Kinsley to become Slate's second editor in 2002. He held that position until 2008 when he was appointed chairman and editor-in-chief of the Slate Group. During that time he also published three books, most recently "The Bush Tragedy", and invented the Bushisms series.
Slate is now not only popular, but profitable, and its success has drawn imitators and increased competition. At the same time, many in the print media have struggled to figure out how to best use the internet, while new inventions, like the Kindle, have forced everyone to rethink their business plans. This week we asked Mr Weisberg some questions about the changing media landscape.
DIA: In the great shake-up that is now occurring in the media do you think anything of value will be lost?
Mr Weisberg: There's a great deal at risk. The financial basis of the leading organisations that perform large-scale systemic news reporting has collapsed, and it's not clear what, if anything, will replace it. Certain categories of coverage—foreign, local, investigative—don't look economically viable on a for-profit basis at the moment. This is a political and societal problem as well as a business one because of the vital role that the kind of journalism traditionally performed by newspapers plays in democracy. We need to find new hybrid models to support it.
DIA: One reason you've given for Slate's profitability is that it's relatively cheap to produce. Newspapers are not cheap to produce and most are having trouble adapting to the new media landscape. Do you have any suggestions for them?
Mr Weisberg: Without getting into Slate's finances, I think web-only journalism is fundamentally viable because it doesn't have the huge fixed costs of print—ink, paper, binding, postage, etc. The marginal cost of distribution is zero. Most of what we spend at the Slate Group goes into creating original content. I think web advertising may well end up supporting big newsrooms if they can escape some of their legacy costs. The test I'd most like to see is of a well-financed, for-profit, web-only "newspaper" with no printed version. The problem is that the leading news organisations have a stake in web-only newspapers not working because they will accelerate the decline of the large, if faltering businesses that revolve around print.
DIA: Do you think online media will eventually be able to diversify its revenue stream away from advertising? In ten years, how will a website like Slate make money?
Mr Weisberg: We're very focused on that at the moment because advertising is a cyclical business, and even if the share that goes to online keeps growing, we'll be healthier with more than one source of funding. The Economist has become the envy of all serious media because of the way it has developed multiple revenue streams over a period of decades. Slate's secondary sources include syndication and licensing, charging for Slate on mobile devices like the Kindle, book publishing, and affiliate fees for referrals to Amazon. I like the model of a free website, but paid mobile applications. Down the road, I hope we can add revenue from events and non-display advertising, such as lead generation, as well as by selling more targeted advertising at premium prices. Ten years is a century on the internet, but I'd be very happy to someday see traditional display advertising provide less than 50% of our revenue.
DIA: Who are Slate's main competitors and what have you learned from them?
Mr Weisberg: Competition on the internet is different—it's win-win, because we all link to each other and people are spending more time online. We're still at a stage where the web as a whole can all gain at the expense of other forms of media. In setting up the Slate Group, I've learned a lot from my friend Nick Denton, whose company Gawker Media has similarly attempted to create a family of publications with distinct personalities that nonetheless share an overall family resemblance and benefit from shared economies. Gawker gets how people use the web and understands the value of integrating technology and editorial. Slate has also learned from the Huffington Post—not so much about creating content, where they're still quite weak, but in terms of driving traffic through social media, search-engine optimisation, and commenting. I'd give a shout out to the Guardian as well. Alan Rusbridger and Emily Bell are aces in my book.
DIA: Do you feel people write differently for the web than they do for print?
Mr Weisberg: If they don't, they don't succeed online. Writing that's native to the web is different in ways that are crucial but subtle enough that you can miss them if you conceive of your audience as reading a printed product. The tone of good web writing grows out of email. It's more direct, personal, colloquial, urgent, witty, efficient. It doesn't waste your time. It reflects that engagement, responsiveness and haste of web surfers, as opposed to the more general passivity of print readers. It integrates the use of links into the creative and intellectual process as opposed to tacking them on afterwards. And it uses multimedia in an organic rather than an ornamental way.
DIA: You served as editor of Slate for six years starting in 2002. When Michael Kinsley handed over the reins did he give you any advice?
Mr Weisberg: I believe his words were to the effect of "Don't fuck it up."
DIA: What advice did you give David Plotz when handing the reins over to him in 2008?
Mr Weisberg: The same. David didn't need much advice from me or anyone else. He's an incredibly talented editor as well as a wonderful leader of the staff. Slate has gotten better and better under his direction.
DIA: We've seen the media landscape change so much over the past decade. What do you think it will look like five or ten years from now?
Mr Weisberg: More different than it did five or ten years ago. We'll be much further along in the separation of reading and printing. Convergence of all forms of media will take place on mobile devices. The question is whether Apple, Amazon or someone else will build the universal media appliance that lets you read, watch, or listen to anything, anytime, anywhere.


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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 1046
Rated 4 out of 5 by RelMan Great staff support
I recently attended a technical conference at the hotel. On the first night I noticed the iron in my room was dirty and made marks on my clothes. I left a note for housekeeping the following day, and Jessica provided a brand new iron along with a nice note hoping that the new iron met my needs. It certainly did.
May 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Frenchhorn great location
Right on the 16th St. mall so you can hop on the free buses either direction. Very helpful staff.
As we were there for a wedding, we did not use the lounge much but it looked like you needed to buy wine during happy hour.
May 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SusieZ Very Good Hotel
I liked savings from not having towels picked up each day. Was not able to lower temperature a bit.
May 27, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Smilesfine Very disappointing for a Sheraton
Start with the positive: our room was very clean and smelled good .
The cons: room was extremely small, barely enough room to walk around the bed, tiny bathroom. Felt we got put into the smallest room in the building across the street because we used points. Tiny closet was missing one of the sliding door, door stop was sheared off and laying inside closet with the screws, bathroom sink hot water handle lifted straight off in our hands, bathroom lighting was terrible, no fan or window, thermostat was hard to turn off, had a warning blinking wrench warning which I called about and didn't get fixed, room safe was locked upon arrival but maintenance did come right away and opened it for us, no book in room telling about amenities (TV guide , room service menu, etc) called on that and got an extremely light xeroxed copy of the room service menu sent up to us.
Drunks were yelling outside our room the 2nd night we were there at 2am. Opened our door twice to ask them to be quiet with no luck. Finally called security, don 't know if they came up. Half hour later same thing, called security again. Finally quieted down after 3:30 am
Was not happy with the way things were handled and not handled during our stay. I love Sheratons in general but this one was awful.
Felt like this stay ruined our whole trip
May 26, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DepMay This hotel has many conference facilities and guest amenities
Restaurants offered good service and fare.
Housekeeping could use improvement. (i.e. More frequent sheet changes, more thorough vacuuming/floor cleaning)
May 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Elephants Problems
1)Door out of plumb so stuck when trying to open or close.
2)TV remote almost worthless, buttons had to be pushed too hard & still not working
3)Room not vacuumed between previous renter
4)No sweetners or creamers when checked into room
May 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karen2 Great hotel
This hotel was very comfortable and had many options. Rooms were quiet and beds comfortable.
May 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Keron Hail, Rain, and Tornados
Despite the weather, the hotel was a generally comfortable place with helpful staff. The rooms were way too small in the Tower -- dorm rooms are bigger.
May 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Megan1530 Bad Experience
I stayed at your hotel for 5 days, 4 nights and I have never had an experience in a hotel such as this one. The initial room had a mildew smell and made it difficult to sleep. I let staff know and my room was promptly switched The next room had its own problems. The air conditioning did not work appropriately and a box fan was placed over the AC vent to circulate more air. The fan made a lot of noise and made it difficult to sleep. Poor experience and not a hotel I'd recommend to anyone traveling to the Denver area.
May 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by HC604 Accommodating
This hotel was very accommodating.
The personnel were all very friendly and customer tolerant. They made me feel comfortable as if I truly was there guest. Helpful, informative and caring.
The hotel is in good location for accessing the downtown shopping and surrounding happening.
May 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mnmhughes Still haven't fixed my bill
I made a reservation online for 'Breakfast and Parking' to be included. They charged me for my reservation PLUS added on the breakfast that I had at the buffet/restaurant. Called and asked for it to be fixed, they said it was.....Nope not yet (probably never will). I know that $25 dollars may not be much to some, but to a struggling grad student it is a lot. The room was OK, but not worth the price I paid.
May 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by 123andy Delightful stay
After reading the YELP reviews of this hotel I had expectations that it was going to be terrible, BUT this was a great hotel, room was excellent, clean, modern, even bottled water. The bathroom was clean, the shower was excellent. The location next to 16th St Mall was terrific. Good restaurants nearby, one in the hotel was great. My safe was locked open and I asked to have it fixed while I was out. It was, but I had a call next day to make sure! Great staff as well.
May 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by PM59 Hotel has good staff but rooms need improvement
Staffs were generally very responsive.
The bathroom was way too small with no room to move around. The bath tub and shower plus vent need to be updates (they look old and obsolete)
May 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by stryker This hotel is showing its age
I was offered a free upgrade and I appreciate that - thank you.
Couple of issues that do not meet the Sheraton image - my opinion.
1) No fridge / no microwave - cabinet was empty
2) No sheets blanket for pull out - called and waited over an hour
3) Room showed age overall - basically dirty looking, i.e.. tile, carpet, window frames, etc
4) expensive daily parking
5) Club member lounge closed to all sheraton members except platinum - really ?? what does that tell a loyal member (me) since a joined in 1989 - 25 yrs and I am not allowed up to the 22 floor - sad !!
6) Breakfast buffet service was absolutely terrible - big group (OBGY professionals) on site but restaurant should have ramped up personnel
May 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LKJK Great hotel!
I highly recommend this hotel. The location was perfect for easy access to shopping, a variety of restaurants and easy to access "free" public transportation. The service was prompt and courteous.
May 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by cjt19 Solid hotel in the center of Denver
Convenient to sporting events. Close to convention center, shopping, downtown business. Decent shopping and restaurants on 16th Street.
May 19, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sharon312 Not a great experience
Rooms were small and my coworker had literally the tinest hotel room i have ever seen and it was still same rate. I had to change rooms on arrival after finding my room was a handicap access with only a curtain to separate the shower. First call i was told i couldn't switch. Decided to try again and was able to move, but had to find my way back to front desk with luggage to accomplish it. Hassle. We booked our rooms months ago when the conference first opened reservations. I would understand if we had booked at the last minute and had to take what was left. We didn't. Navigating to find the correct tower and elevator took some practice. i asked for my SPG number to be added and i don't see it. Sorry not the best experience i have ever had at a Starwood hotel.
May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MBPC Great DOwntown Denver Hotel
This hotel provides excellent customer service and is very pleasing to the eye. Great location and the front desk staff is amazing!!
May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BronocoFan1 Great location
Location was great and staff were extremely friendly.
May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sestra Great Venue
We had out annual meeting here and it was great.
May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CNM2014 good customer service
Left my iPad behind; hotel located it promptly and returned it.
May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KTBUG What a wonderful experience
The experience began with a wonderfully responsive staff. The accommodations met my expectations and the room staff were very responsive to guests questions and needs/
I would recommend this facility to anyone traveling to the Denver area.
May 18, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mommypurls Disappointed
For the price I paid for my room, I was very disappointed. The first night I had a tv that didn't work, a sink with a broken drain making it useless, a closet that wouldn't shut, and a loud banging noose coming from the heater. It was ridiculous. All I wanted was to go to bed, but instead got to watch maintenance fix the problems for over an hour. Keeping this in min, when I asked for a late check out, they refused! For my troubles all I was offered was an apology. Give me a break. Expensive room, cheap quality.
May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Inverted1 Great location, high quality!
Beautiful hotel, great staff, perfect downtown location. This place has it all. Excellent restaurants/bars on site!
May 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Katie141966 Cluttered small room
While this hotel was a great location clean upon entering lobby, once we get to our room there is limited drawer space, cluttered furniture, I hit my foot every night on a bed type nightstand that is right next to the bathroom door a smoky smell in a non smoking room when we checked in we were told if we yes the "eco" choice , meaning no maid service we would get 500 points each night or a 5 dollar coupon we chose the 500 points let the front desk know each morning that was our choice and upon checkout stated 4 night at 500 points were told our points were added 1 week later
I still have not seen the 2000 points added. Just a little frustrating I have to find the time to call to check on something so trivial that
I was told several times the points were added. I would have just preferred to have our room cleaned because that's always a nice touch when you travel to come back to a clean room after a long daty!
May 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by railman If you squint just so
Pay the extra and get a room with a mountain view. Situated at the South end of the 16th street mall you'll feel like you're in a much larger city.
May 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by GKrgk Infrastructure issues are significant
This hotel works as convention location. Rooms are renovated but small cy comparable standards. Bathrooms are at best unfortunate. Fitness facility is excellent. Breakfast package did not include breakfast. Parking is for precision drivers. It is a lottery to determine if your car will be unscathed. Housekeeping is poor.
May 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Seattle63 Fun and Affordable
The staff is very responsive and the restuarant options with-in the hotel are fun and affordable. Construction outside the hotel Saturday Morning was loud at 6am
May 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chops1 Hotel room and accomodations were superb!
I really enjoyed staying at the Sheraton, located downtown in the heart of the mile high state of Colorado. Good location, atmosphere, and native hospitality-5 star stay and experience!!
May 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lulu64 This hotel has great food
Food was excellent, rooms need upgrade, staff not very friendly.
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When space allows, create a dedicated area in the garden for your fruit trees. Design it well and your mini-orchard will become a charming landscape feature. Using a pair of beds with a central path gives you easy access to all sides of your trees for picking fruit.
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Tape measure; marking paint; shovel; mattock; landscape rake; turf cutter (optional); quality garden mix; decomposed granite; vibrating plate compactor
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STEP 1 Mark out the pathway. It should be at least 1.1m wide. Then mark the beds on either side – allow at least 1m at the widest point. This will vary when you take into account the canopy width of the fruit trees you are planting so adjust layout accordingly.
STEP 2 Remove turf in the area of the beds and path. Use a mattock and spade, or if turf is to be re-used, a motorised turf-cutter. Once removed, mark out pathway again.
STEP 3 Mound the soil in the area of the garden beds. Add the decomposed granite along the pathway area. If you require a firmer path, order the decomposed granite with cement blended through. Use a landscape rake to bring the granite to level.
STEP 4 Lightly wet down the path area. Use a vibrating plate compactor to compact the pathway and your new orchard-walk is complete. Your new beds are now ready for planting.


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| IWILL Set to Start Supplies of Dual-CPU Barebones The worlds first small form-factor barebone for two AMD Opteron processors is set to start its sales in Tokyo, Japan, in a few days, after numerous delays. The move proves possibility to make dual-chip configurations in cube-like small cases with space constraints, but the delay outlines possible issues with such projects. ZMAXdp Worlds First 2-Way Barebone IWILLs ZMAXdp powered by two AMD Opteron 200-series microprocessors will be based on NVIDIA nForce3 Professional core-logic supporting 800MHz HyperTransport bus, Serial ATA-150 with RAID support, Gigabit Ethernet as well as NVIDIAs very own Firewall technology. The barebone will offer 1 AGP 8x and 1 PCI slot for additional flexibility as well as 2 bays for 3.5 HDDs in addition to 1 5.25 bay. The SFF system was initially expected to come with 300W power-supply unit. One of the drawbacks of the ZMAXdp is cut-down memory bandwidth: each AMD Opteron chip can only operate in single-channel memory mode. All AMD Opteron processors feature dual-channel memory controllers with peak theoretical memory bandwidth of 5.30GB/s or 6.40GB/s depending on the memory type used. Single-channel mode would only give each AMD Opteron chip 2.70GB or 3.20GB of data per second depending on the memory speed. Reduced memory bandwidth and, as a consequence, lowered performance of AMD Opteron processors are likely to put performance of IWILL ZMAXdp on a level below competing full form-factor systems. IWILL is the first company to make a 2P small form-factor workstation. The firm positions its forthcoming barebone for CAD/CAM, video/graphics designers who are interested in simultaneous 32-/64-bit computing. While the market for such systems is clearly not as large as the market for small PCs, IWILL is likely to enjoy high gross-margins of such 2-way systems. Volume production of the ZMAXdp was planned to start in September, 2004, while the pricing of the barebone was suggested to be at $499. According to a report from Akiba PC Hotline web-site, the ZMAXdp will emerge in Tokyo, Japan, in very late December, 2004, for the price of about $715. more @ http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/mobile/...227112949.html
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Red Sox Pitcher Dempster Suspended for Hitting Alex Rodriguez
Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Boston Red Sox pitcher Ryan Dempster was suspended for five games by Major League Baseball for hitting New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez with a pitch two days ago.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi was fined an undisclosed amount for arguing with the home-plate umpire after Rodriguez was hit, MLB said in a statement. Dempster also was fined an undisclosed amount "for intentionally throwing at and hitting" Rodriguez, according to the statement.
Dempster threw three inside pitches before hitting Rodriguez in the left side with a fastball during his first at-bat in New York's 9-6 win over Boston.
Rodriguez, who is playing while appealing a 211-game drug suspension, later hit a solo home run in the sixth inning off Dempster as the Yankees went on to win the finale of a three-game series at Boston's Fenway Park.
After Rodriguez, 38, was hit, the home plate umpire issued warnings to both teams. Girardi was ejected from the game after a heated argument and later said Dempster should have been thrown out of the game because he intentionally hit Rodriguez. Several Boston players had said previously that Rodriguez shouldn't be playing.
Rodriguez returned to the Yankees' lineup on Aug. 5 after missing 110 games while rehabilitating from offseason hip surgery and then what was diagnosed by the Yankees' doctor as a mild quadriceps strain.
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NCAAF Short Sheet Week 4 Thursday, 9/22/2011 NC STATE at CINCINNATI, 8:00 PM ET ESPN NC STATE: 13-4 ATS as a road underdog of 7.5 to 14 points CINCINNATI: 11-1 ATS off game w/ TO margin of +4 or better Friday, 9/23/2011 UCF at BYU, 8:00 PM ET ESPN UCF: 7-0 ATS off SU loss BYU: 2-8 ATS after allowing 50+ pts
NCAAF Week 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Trend Report ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thursday, September 22 8:00 PM NORTH CAROLINA STATE vs. CINCINNATI North Carolina State is 1-4 ATS in its last 5 games North Carolina State is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games Cincinnati is 18-5 SU in its last 23 games at home The total has gone OVER in 4 of Cincinnati's last 6 games at home Friday September 23 8:00 PM CENTRAL FLORIDA vs. BYU Central Florida is 5-1 SU in its last 6 games on the road The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Central Florida's last 5 games BYU is 6-3 SU in its last 9 games The total has gone OVER in 4 of BYU's last 5 games at home
NCAAF Armadillo's Write-Up Thursday, September 22 Thursday's game Cincinnati (+2) lost 30-19 at NC State LY, as Wolfpack outrushed UC 158-75; both teams passed for 300+ yards. NC State is 2-1 this season, but both wins were vs I-AA foes- they gave up 438 yards in 34-27 loss at Wake Forest two weeks ago. State is 20-11 as a dog with O'Brien as coach, 12-6 on road- they're 8-6 in non-league games. Bearcats are +12 in turnovers already this year, with only one giveaway- they're 4-8 in last dozen games as a home favorite, 6-12 in last 18 non-conference games. Friday's game BYU, Central Florida both got upset by in-state rivals last week; BYU got crushed 54-10 by Utah- they've scored total of 40 points in its three games- they're playing tough game for fourth week in row. UCF lost at Florida International last week- they've allowed total of 20 points in two games vs I-A opponents. Since 2007, Knights are 8-3 as road underdogs, 9-5 in non-conference games. BYU is 16-11 as home favorite since 2006; they've been outrushed 408-56 in last two games.
Date WLT Pct Net Units Record 09/17/11 32-39-1 45.07% -5450 Detail 09/16/11 2-2-0 50.00% -100 Detail 09/15/11 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail 09/10/11 42-42-0 50.00% -2100 Detail 09/09/11 3-1-0 75.00% +950 Detail 09/08/11 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail 09/05/11 1-1-0 50.00% -50 Detail 09/04/11 1-1-2 50.00% -50 Detail 09/03/11 34-16-2 68.00% +8200 Detail 09/02/11 3-1-0 75.00% +950 Detail 09/01/11 7-12-0 36.84% -3100 Detail Totals 127-117-5 52.05% -850 Thursday, September 22 Game Score Status Pick Amount North Carolina State - 8:00 PM ET North Carolina State +7 500 Cincinnati - Under 61 500
Ohio State At The Shoe Against Colorado Buffaloes Saturday's total in Columbus has been bet down to 44 ½ points. The Ohio State Buckeyes are trending in the wrong direction as they host the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. (ET) on either ABC or ESPN2. Big Ten Ohio State is still a 15-point college football betting favorite with a total of 44 ½. Those are both decreases from the opening 15 ½ pointspread and 46 ½ total. The fact the total has been bet down is not surprising. After all, Ohio State (2-1 straight up, 1-2 against the spread) couldn't even muster a touchdown in the 24-6 loss at Miami last week as 2-point 'dogs. Senior quarterback Joe Bauserman was a miserable 2-of-14 passing for 13 yards, while true freshman backup Braxton Miller didn't do much better (2-of-4, 22 yards, one pick, one fumble). The loss dropped the Buckeyes out of the AP top 25 for the first time since 2004. The Don Best Linemakers Poll lowered them from No. 21 to No. 26. The Buckeyes at least return home where they're undefeated, although they struggled there last time out. A win (27-22) over Toledo on September 10 required a late defensive stand and they looked nothing like a 17 ½-point favorite. There was an opening 42-0 home win over Akron, but that MAC bottom-dweller has been outscored 142-17 this season. Interim head coach Luke Fickell hasn't done much to have that tag removed. He still has two more games before he gets back suspended running back Dan Herron, receiver DeVier Posey and offensive tackle Mike Adams. Those three players will eventually boost a running game that is 53rd nationally (170 YPG) and a passing game that ranks 96th (172.3 YPG). Fickell is reportedly leaning towards starting Miller this week and the former five-star recruit is very talented with a big arm and ability to scramble. Ohio State can move the ball on Colorado's defense (318.7 YPG, 42nd nationally) as long as it doesn't shoot itself in the foot with turnovers. The 'under' is 3-0 for Ohio State this year with the offense averaging 25 PPG and the defense allowing 15.3 PPG. The Buckeyes are 7-1-1 in their last nine games against the Pac-12, although Colorado just joined that conference this season. OSU was 15-4 ATS in its prior 19 home games before this season. Pac-12 Colorado (1-2 SU, 2-1 ATS) got its first win for new coach Jon Embree last week, 28-14 over Colorado State, played at neutral site Denver The Buffaloes were 7-point favorites and have now 'covered' two straight after a 36-33 OT loss to California as 6 ½-point home 'dogs on Sept. 10. Senior quarterback Tyler Hansen is healthy and really coming into his own with seven touchdowns versus one interception. He exploded for 474 yards against Cal and the team's 304 YPG passing ranks 22nd in the country. Running back Rodney Stewart hasn't been as successful this year (223 yards, 3.7 yards per carry. That's coming off a 1,318 yard season, 4.5 yards per carry. Ohio State allowed 240 rushing yards to Miami last week after a combined 81 the first two. Colorado needs to run Stewart to keep the defense honest, but look for a good effort from the Ohio State front seven and Hansen will need to make plays to keep this game close. Colorado has a big monkey on its back, losing 18 straight true road games dating back to 2007. The one this year was a 34-17 opening loss at Hawaii as 6-point 'dogs, surrendering 343 total yards of offense. The team is 8-21 ATS in its last 29 road games overall. Colorado does have some injury concerns along the offensive line. Starting center Daniel Munyer (ankle) is questionable, but there's good news with left tackle David Bakhtiari (knee), who is upgraded to probable. This is the first meeting between the teams since 1986. Weather is only expected to be in the high 50s, low 60s with a 40 percent chance of precipitation.
Boise State Broncos Host Tulsa Golden Hurricane Boise State's Kellen Moore has passed for 716 yards and eight touchdowns. Just a month or two ago, it really looked like the clash between the Boise State Broncos and the Tulsa Golden Hurricane was going to be one of the best duels pitting two non-AQ schools against each other this year. The clash doesn't quite have the same luster now that it did back then, but it should still be a great game that NCAA football betting fans don't want to miss out on. This is the first game of the year played at Bronco Stadium, and you can bet that the hometown crowd is going to be welcoming their Broncos with open arms. Kickoff is slated for 8:00 p.m. (ET) on Saturday, and there will be television coverage available on CBS College Sports. The Broncos (2-0 SU, 2-0 ATS) have definitely held up their end of the bargain this year. They steamrolled both the Georgia Bulldogs and the Toledo Rockets on the road to start the campaign, and have to think they're just 10 wins away from making it to the BCS and potentially playing for the National Championship. Quarterback Kellen Moore is truly rounding into a Heisman Trophy contender this year. He is leading the nation's No. 6 passing attack at 363.0 YPG, and has 716 passing yards and eight TDs. Last year, Tulsa ranked dead last in the nation in pass defense, allowing over 310 YPG, and the Golden Hurricane haven't gotten off to a much better start this year either. The team is allowing 320.7 YPG through the air, No. 116 in the nation, and the Oklahoma State Cowboys and Oklahoma Sooners combined for nearly 800 passing yards between them. We knew that the Golden Hurricane (1-2 SU, 1-2 ATS) were going to struggle defensively stopping the Broncos, especially in their first game of the year on their blue field. But what we didn't know was that the offense might prove to be anemic. Damaris Johnson, the NCAA all-purpose yardage record-holder, was suspended indefinitely by Tulsa at the end of August for his role in an embezzlement charge involving his girlfriend. Without Johnson in the fold, Trey Watts is the only man on the team that is averaging over 100 all-purpose yards per game. He has been good for 40.0 return yards, 9.3 receiving yards, and 87.3 rushing yards per game. Now to make matters even worse, quarterback GJ Kinne has gone down with a knee injury that he suffered last week against the Cowboys, and he has been listed as doubtful on the injury report as of Thursday. Backup Kalen Henderson came in against Oklahoma State and went just 6-of-20 for 104 yards with two TDs against a dreadful three INTs. The three meetings between these teams since 2003 have all been close. Though Boise State has won all three encounters, all were decided by a touchdown or less, and the Golden Hurricane have stuck in front of the college football odds in all three. This time though, it's hard to see how this will be anything but one-way traffic if Kinne doesn't play. The Broncos are 28-point favorites, while the 'total' has been set at 62. It should be a perfect night for football in Boise, as temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-60s with no chance for rain.
No. 7 Oklahoma State visits No. 8 Texas A&M OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS (3-0) at TEXAS A&M AGGIES (2-0) Kickoff: Saturday, 7:00 p.m. EDT Line: Texas A&M -3 Two of college football's most powerful offenses go head-to-head Saturday night, as No. 7 Oklahoma State travels to College Station to battle No. 8 Texas A&M. This game marks the first time two Top-10 teams have squared off at Kyle Field since 1975. OSU (52.3 PPG, 601 YPG) and A&M (41.5 PPG, 488 YPG) should put some points up. Last September, the Cowboys kicked a field goal as time expired to win 38-35, the second straight year both teams scored at least 30 against each other. The game shouldn't have been close, as the Aggies outgained OSU 535-351, but had five turnovers. Although the Cowboys have averaged 43.3 PPG in their past three games (all wins) versus Texas A&M, the Aggies' ninth-ranked scoring defense (10.5 PPG) should be able to contain OSU. Texas A&M limited the high-octane, run-and-shoot from SMU to 347 total yards. The Aggies are 10-1 SU at home since losing to the Cowboys, and are 13-5 ATS in the past 18 games at Kyle Field. All signs point to a comfortable TEXAS A&M win. This FoxSheets trend also favors the Aggies: Mike Gundy is 10-20 ATS (33.3%, -12.0 Units) as an underdog as the coach of OKLAHOMA STATE. The average score was OKLAHOMA ST 25.1, OPPONENT 36.3 - (Rating = 1*). Oklahoma State QB Brandon Weeden is off to a big start again (385 passing YPG, 8 TD), but has also thrown six interceptions already. No. 1 receiver Justin Blackmon, who could be the nation's best WR as well, has 27 catches for 329 yards and three touchdowns in three games this year. These performances were expected, but not many figured that sophomore Joseph Randle would be such an excellent replacement for the departed Kendall Hunter. Randle has rushed for 120+ yards in all three games, totaling 378 yards (6.1 YPC) and seven touchdowns. The numbers are more impressive when you consider that all of OSU's opponents could be bowl-bound at the end of the year (Washington State, Troy and Tulsa). Defensively, the Cowboys still need plenty of work, as they rank 84th against the pass (242 YPG) and 82nd against the run (171 YPG). The Aggies offense is usually led by the RB duo of Cyrus Gray and Christine Michael, who have combined to rush for 349 yards (5.1 YPC) and six touchdowns in two games. However, the passing attack has been even more potent (312 YPG, 18th in nation) with QB Ryan Tannehill completing 72.3% of his passes for 4 TD and only one pick. WRs Ryan Swope and Jeff Fuller have combined for 25 catches, 314 yards and two touchdowns. The most impressive aspect of the Aggies first two games has been their line play on both sides of the ball. The O-line has not allowed a sack and the defense leads the nation with 5.5 sacks per game.
Arizona plays Oregon as 3rd straight Top-10 opponent OREGON DUCKS (2-1) at ARIZONA WILDCATS (1-2) Kickoff: Saturday, 10:15 p.m. EDT Line: Oregon -15.5, Total: 65 No. 10 Oregon plays its first true road game of the season when it visits an Arizona team that has been outscored by 50 points during its two-game losing skid. Arizona gave Oregon a relative scare a year ago, leading 19-14 in Eugene a year ago before the Ducks pulled away with a 48-29 win. Since getting tripped up in their opener against LSU, the Ducks have rolled up 600-plus yards of offense and 55-plus points each of the past two weeks (against Nevada and Missouri State). Arizona has looked helpless against back-to-back, Top-10 opponents, getting outscored 74-24 by Oklahoma State and Stanford (the latter at home). Oregon has topped 40 points in eight of its past nine road games, and is riding a 12-game conference win streak. The pick here is OREGON to win and cover the hefty point spread. This four-star FoxSheets trend also sides with the Ducks: Play Against - A home team (ARIZONA) - after allowing 37 points or more last game against opponent after 2 straight wins by 28 or more points. (29-4 over the last 10 seasons.) (87.9%, +24.6 units. Rating = 4*). Oregon RB LaMichael James started the season slow, with only 121 rushing yards in his first two games, but he exploded against Missouri State with 204 yards and three touchdowns on only a dozen carries (17.0 YPC). In two career games against the Wildcats, James has 243 rushing yards (5.2 YPC) and two scores. QB Darron Thomas had a woeful 4.4 yards per attempt in the season-opening loss to LSU, but in the past two weeks, he has thrown for 14.7 yards per attempt with nine touchdowns and zero picks. Thomas had four TD (3 passing, 1 rushing) in last year's win over Arizona. Oregon has a full injury report with five players all questionable for Saturday's game: RB Kenjon Barner (ankle), WR Josh Huff (ankle), TE Curtis White (shoulder), K Rob Beard (illness) and LB Michael Clay (ankle). The Ducks defense has improved greatly since allowing 40 points to LSU in Week 1. They currently rank 10th in the country in passing defense, giving up only 145 YPG. Despite the brutal schedule, Wildcats QB Nick Foles is third in the nation with 1,049 passing yards to go along with seven touchdowns and no picks. He has thrown a school-record 143 straight passes without an interception. Foles had a ridiculous day at Oregon last year, completing 29-of-54 passes for 448 yards, 3 TD and 1 INT. Foles would prefer if his team had a rushing attack that kept defenses from coming after him. Arizona has 55.7 rushing yards per game (fifth-worst in FBS) and is averaging a woeful 2.6 YPC. The defense has also been a sieve, ranking 111th among the 120 FBS schools in both total defense (473 YPG) and passing yardage (300 YPG).
No. 11 FSU limps into Death Valley Saturday FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES (2-1) at CLEMSON TIGERS (3-0) Kickoff: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. EDT Line: Clemson -3, Total: 50.5 No. 11 Florida State may be without QB E.J. Manuel (shoulder) when it plays its ACC opener at No. 21 Clemson on Saturday. Redshirt freshman Clint Trickett flashed some promise in relief on Manuel against No. 1 Oklahoma last week, but finished with middling numbers (7-for-15, 134 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT). Clemson ended Auburn's 17-game winning streak by taking advantage of a leaky Auburn defense, racking up 624 yards of offense, the third-highest total in school history. The Seminoles defense will give them a much stiffer challenge. FSU held Oklahoma's high-powered passing game to 199 yards in its 23-13 defeat. Clemson is 12-7 ATS (63%) in its past 19 conference games, while the Seminoles are 6-11 ATS (35%) in ACC play over the past two seasons. With the uncertainty of Manuel and a banged-up Florida State receiving corps, the pick here is CLEMSON to win and cover at home. Manuel has a sprain on his non-throwing shoulder and an MRI showed no structural damage. His status is uncertain for the trip to Clemson. The Seminoles receiving corps is also dealing with multiple injuries, as Jarred Haggins is out 4-to-6 weeks with a broken left hand and Kenny Shaw suffered a head-on collision in last week's game. Bert Reed did not play against Oklahoma due to a sprained ankle and Willie Haulstead is still suffering from concussion symptoms and hasn't played yet this year. The ground game has also been bitten by the injury bug, as Chris Thompson is trying to overcome a stress fracture in his back. Thompson, who had 845 rushing yards last year, has only gained 45 yards on 17 attempts (2.6 YPC) this season. Defensively, the Seminoles have been sound, ranking fifth in the country in yardage (195 YPG) and 13th in tackles for loss (8.3 per game). There is no trouble with the play of Clemson's quarterback, Tajh Boyd. He was 30-of-42 for 386 yards and 4 TD last week, giving him 911 yards, 10 TD and 1 INT in three games. He connected with freshman Sammy Watkins 10 times for 155 yards and 2 TD. The Tigers also have a key offensive injury as leading rusher Andre Ellington suffered a hamstring injury last week. Ellington (300 rush yds, 5.6 YPC) is expected to play against the Seminoles, but if he's limited, freshman D.J. Howard proved his worth last week with 86 yards on nine carries. The biggest worry for the Tigers is their porous front seven on defense that is allowing 225 rushing YPG (110th in nation) and tallying just 3.3 TFL per game (tied for sixth-fewest in FBS).
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Advanced Linux Sound Architecture
Screenshot of Alsamixer 1.0.14
Original author(s) | Jaroslav Kysela |
Developer(s) | ALSA team[1] |
Initial release | 1998 |
Stable release | 1.0.28 / June 17, 2014[2] |
Written in | C[3] |
Operating system | Linux |
Type | |
License | |
Website | www |
Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) is a software framework and part of the Linux kernel that provides an application programming interface (API) for sound card device drivers. Some of the goals of the ALSA project at its inception were automatic configuration of sound-card hardware and graceful handling of multiple sound devices in a system. ALSA is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).[4] Some frameworks such as JACK use ALSA to allow performing low-latency professional-grade audio editing and mixing.
ALSA was designed with some features which were not, at the time of its conception, supported by the Open Sound System (OSS):
- Hardware-based MIDI synthesis.
- Hardware mixing of multiple channels.
- Full-duplex operation.
- Multiprocessor-friendly, thread-safe device drivers.
ALSA has a larger and more complex API than OSS, so it can be more difficult to develop an application that uses ALSA as its sound technology. While ALSA may be configured to provide an OSS emulation layer, such functionality is no longer available in many Linux distributions.
Besides the sound device drivers, ALSA bundles a user space library for application developers who want to use driver features through an interface that is higher level than the interface provided for direct interaction with the kernel drivers. Unlike the kernel API which tries to reflect the capabilities of the hardware directly; ALSA's user space library presents an abstraction which remains as standardized as possible across disparate underlying hardware elements. This goal is achieved in part by using software plug-ins; for example, many modern sound cards or built-in sound chips do not have a "master volume" control. Instead, for these devices, the user space library provides a software volume control using the "softvol" plug-in, and ordinary application software need not care whether such a control is implemented by underlying hardware or software emulation of such underlying hardware.
This section provides an overview of basic concepts pertaining to ALSA.[5][6][7]
Typically, ALSA supports up to eight cards, numbered 0 through 7; each card is a physical or logical kernel device capable of input, output. Furthermore, each card may also be addressed by its id, which is an explanatory string such as "Headset" or "ICH9".
A card has devices, numbered starting at 0; a device may be of playback type, meaning it outputs sound from the computer, or some other type such as capture, control, timer, or sequencer[citation needed]; device number 0 is used by default when no particular device is specified.
A device may have subdevices, numbered starting at 0; a subdevice represents some relevant sound endpoint for the device, such as a speaker pair. If the subdevice is not specified, or if subdevice number -1 is specified, then any available subdevice is used.
A card's interface is a description of an ALSA protocol for accessing the card; possible interfaces include: hw, plughw, default, and plug:dmix. The hw interface provides direct access to the kernel device, but no software mixing or stream adaptation support. The plughw and default enable sound output where the hw interface would produce an error.
An application typically describes sound output by combining all of the aforementioned specifications together in a device string[citation needed], which has one of the following forms (which are case sensitive):
- interface:card,device,subdevice
- interface:CARD=1,DEV=3,SUBDEV=2.
An ALSA stream is a data flow representing sound; the most common stream format is PCM that must be produced in such a way as to match the characteristics or parameters of the hardware, including:
- sampling rate: 44.1 kHz on home stereos, and 48 kHz on home theaters
- sample width: measured in some number of bits per sample (such as 8, 16, 24, or 32 bits/sample)
- sample encoding: such as endianness
- number of channels: 1 for mono, 2 for stereo, or 6 for AC-3/IEC958
The ALSA System on Chip (ASoC) layer aims to provide better support for ALSA on embedded systems which use a system-on-chip (SoC) design.[8]
The project to develop ALSA was led by Jaroslav Kysela, and was based on the Linux device driver for the Gravis Ultrasound sound card. It started in 1998 and was developed separately from the Linux kernel until it was introduced in the 2.5 development series in 2002 (2.5.4–2.5.5).[9]
In the 2.6 version, it replaced the previous system, Open Sound System (OSS), by default (although a backwards-compatibility layer does exist).[10]
ALSA includes several front-end pieces of application software, including alsactl
, amixer
, arecord/aplay
command line tools/utilities, as well as the alsamixer, a ncurses based TUI.
See also[edit]
- ^ Alsa Team, alsa-project.org, 2008-09-29, retrieved 2012-01-08
- ^ Main Page News, alsa-project.org, retrieved 2014-06-18
- ^ "ALSA", Analysis Summary (Ohloh), retrieved 2012-01-08
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User mode | User applications | For example, bash, LibreOffice, Apache OpenOffice, Blender, 0 A.D., Mozilla Firefox, etc. | ||||
Low-level system components: | System daemons: systemd, runit, logind, networkd, soundd... |
Windowing system: X11, Wayland, Mir, SurfaceFlinger (Android) |
Other libraries: GTK+, Qt, EFL, SDL, SFML, FLTK, GNUstep, etc. |
Graphics: Mesa 3D, AMD Catalyst, ... |
C standard library | open(), exec(), sbrk(), socket(), fopen(), calloc(), ... (up to 2000 subroutines) glibc aims to be POSIX/SUS-compatible, uClibc targets embedded systems, bionic written for Android, etc. |
Kernel mode | Linux kernel | stat, splice, dup, read, open, ioctl, write, mmap, close, exit, etc. (about 380 system calls) The Linux kernel System Call Interface (SCI, aims to be POSIX/SUS-compatible) |
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IPC subsystem |
Memory management subsystem |
Virtual files subsystem |
Network subsystem |
Other components: ALSA, DRI, evdev, LVM, device mapper, Linux Network Scheduler, Netfilter Linux Security Modules: SELinux, TOMOYO, AppArmor, Smack |
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