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The last (pre-)release (beta10) was almost one year ago. When can we expect the final release of 6.x-2.0?
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It would be awesome if we could get a stable release. Current one is 6.x-2.0-beta10 (2009-Aug-20)
It'll come out eventually but with a years worth of changes since the last release I'm not going to do it now.
It would be nice to have a stable release to provide site builders more certainty that the module will get an SA for any security issues. Please feel free to update this issue summary to include links to issues to fix prior to that release.
As of this post, there are several critical bugs in the queue.
You can use the tag D6 stable release blocker to help others identify issues that are blocking a stable release. Currently there are no issues with that tag. It would be good to use this tag to help people prioritize which of the criticals are necessary to fix prior to a stable release.
@fizk - now that you are the maintainer it would be good to get your perspective on this issue.
@greggles Sorry, I wasn't subscribed to ImageCache issues.
Here's what I'm thinking:
Long term plans for this module
Although Drupal 7 is picking up steam, not all existing Drupal 6 websites using ImageCache will upgrade to Drupal 7. This is why I offered to maintain ImageCache.
The road to 2.0
- Create a 2.0-rc1 release today.
- Mark all critical issues as 2.0 release blockers: 27 in total
- Fix all 27 critical issues
- Release 2.0-rc2
- Fix all bugs and security issues specific to 2.0-rc2
- Release 2.0
The road to 3.0
There's a large number of bug reports for 2.x. The sole goal of 3.0 will be to completely clear the bug report issue queue by committing all of the most important bug fixes. There will be no new feature enhancements for 3.0. This branch will be created when 2.0 is released.
The road to 4.0
The goal of 4.0 will be to incorporate feature requests that have been ignored during 3.0, and generally continue development of the module. This branch will be created when 3.0 is released.
The road to 5.0
If this module, and Drupal 6, is still useful by this time, the goal of 5.0 will be to incorporate large architectural changes in the codebase, including a complete rewrite of certain components if necessary. This branch will be created when 4.0 is released.
I've gone through all 27 issues and reduced the release blockers to two issues:
#796384: ImageCache makes private filesystem straightforward accesible (security issue #1172)
#615418: image file with '+' sign or & in name not found by imagecache
Please help close these issues.
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I got a separate report of this as well. Seems there was some sort of mistake in tagging?


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Golden, New Mexico was inhabited by Native Americans and Spaniards long before American settlers came to the area. However, it began to boom when gold was discovered in 1825. Years before the California and Colorado gold rushes, the site of Golden became the first gold rush west of the Mississippi River.
Placer gold was first discovered on Tuerto Creek on the southwest side of the Ortiz Mountains and in the late 1820's two small mining camps developed as a result of the mineral finds -- El Real de San Francisco and Placer del Tuerto. The area remained quiet for decades until several large companies began to put money into the mines, bringing in numerous workers, and followed by many individual prospectors. It was shortly after these mining camps were formed that the San Francisco Catholic Church was built around 1830.
The 1830's San Francisco Church in Golden is one of the most photographed sites along the Turquoise Trail. Kathy Weiser, June, 2006.
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Just south of Tuerto, a new town called Golden was being formed, which soon absorbed both El Real de San Francisco and Placer del Tuerto. Officially formed in 1879, Golden was selected as the center of the new gold-mining district and soon grew to support several saloons, businesses, a school, and even a stock exchange. In 1880, the post office was opened.
However, the expectations of Golden's miners were soon deflated, as, by 1884, the gold was already beginning to dwindle and people began to leave the area. But, mining continued on a small scale until about 1892 and ranching continued to be a mainstay of the economy. In 1918 the Golden General Merchandise Store opened by Ernest Ricon. In the 1960's a man named Henderson married Ricon's daughter and they took over the store. It is the only business in town that continues to operate today and referred to by the locals as the Henderson General Store.
By 1928, the population was so reduced that the post office closed and Golden officially became a ghost town. For years afterwards, its many abandoned buildings remained, tumbling down between its few remaining occupied structures. During this time, vandalism also took its toll on the town and its remaining structures, but a few crumbling ruins still provide excellent photo opportunities. Golden's most photographed building is the San Francisco Catholic Church, which was restored by historian and author, Fray Angelico Chavez, in 1960, while he was the padre of the St. Joseph Church in Los Cerrillos. Across the highway, west of the church are the ruins of another large structure, as well as mining remnants.
Today, Golden has seen a small rebirth as new residents have moved into the area, building new homes and restoring others, but still it remains a sleepy village with vivid reminders of its more robust past.
Nearby Golden, are the traceable ruins of a pueblo called Paa-Ko that dates back to about 1300 A.D. Abandoned around 1670, there is little to be seen today. The site was commissioned as a New Mexico State Monument in 1938 but was decommissioned in 1959. Located just north of the Crest turnoff, little remains can be seen at the site that is now utilized for archeology digs by universities and researchers.
Golden is located along the Turquoise Trail Scenic Byway, Golden is about ten miles north of the Sandia Park Junction on NM 14.
Golden's General Merchandise store dates back to 1918 and is still open today. Kathy Weiser, June, 2006.
Near these ruins once stood a saloon with a brothel in the rear,
Kathy Weiser, June, 2006.
This old building, complete with a bottle decorated fence stands on the west side of the Turquoise Trail. The building to the right is currently utilized as a workshop for a local named Fabrizio. Kathy Weiser, June, 2006.
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Los Cerrillos, New Mexico - Two Thousand Years of History
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Place Rank: Valuing Spatial Interactions
Accessibility measures the potential of opportunities for interaction. This paper proposes and explores a new flow-based measure, 'place rank' using origin-destination information. Both impedance and value of opportunities are embedded in the dataset that includes the origin and destination of each person within the studied region. Individuals contribute to the place rank at their destination (work) zone with a power that depends on the attractiveness of the zone of origin. In this paper we demonstrate this place rank measure for three activities (Jobs, Resident Workers, and Health Services) in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan region and Jobs in Montreal, Canada. We compare place rank to traditional measures of accessibility. Since place rank is based on actual choices of origins and destinations it is a measure of realized rather than potential opportunities, and so unlike accessibility measures. Also it does not require the knowledge of travel time between all origins and destinations.
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Volume (Year): 11 (2011)
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Pages: 643-659
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Scouting Report: Christian Ponder
Christian Ponder
Ponder may be one of the hardest quarterbacks in the 2011 draft class to figure out. He has tons of potential, a great blend of physical tools, and strong production throughout his career. However, there are a handful of question marks that soil his candidacy as one of the elite quarterbacks of the class. His decision making is questionable at times, his lack of arm strength gets him in trouble from time to time, he's thrown more interceptions than some GMs would like to see, and he's got durability concerns to top it all off. Overall, he's a terrific prospect with a lot of upside. Unfortunately, there's plenty of room for him to develop into a bust. It will come down to what team drafts him and how much time he's given to adjust to the speed and talent of the NFL. I project him as an early second round selection.
Decision Making
This could be the area of concern that keeps him from unlocking his potential and becoming a great NFL quarterback. Throughout his career, he struggled to read defenses properly, which ended up in poor pass selection and throws into coverage. He often stares down his primary wide receiver and starts to panic if that receiver doesn't open up. Although some of career interceptions came due to his lack of elite arm strength, the majority of them were due to bad decisions and forcing passes into receivers that he had locked on to before the snap. Especially when he's under pressure, he doesn't make smart throws that too often end in turnovers. There will need to be a noticeable amount of improvement in this area if Ponder hopes to be anything more than a career backup in the NFL.
Arm Strength
Well he definitely isn't going to blow you away with his arm strength, but that isn't to say that he doesn't have enough arm strength to get the job done. He fits throws in between defenders on crossing routes with fairly reasonable consistency. Has the arm to throw the ball deep, but sometimes allows his passes to sail when throwing the "go" route far down the field. When he has the space and time to step into his throws, his arm strength is impressive. However, when he is on the run or is forced to throw in a tight space, you can see a significant decline in the velocity of the ball when it comes off of his hand. This lack of arm strength in certain is the reason for quite a few of the interceptions he threw for the Seminoles.
This is another area that Ponder is strong in, but not elite. He has good accuracy when he has time to stand in the pocket and make technically-sound throws. On short routes, both crossing and out routes, he makes up for his lack of strength with accuracy and throws catchable balls that are almost always on target. He does a good job of putting shorter throws in spots that only his receivers can catch them. His accuracy also shows on deep routes, although they sometimes hang too long in the air due to the lack of strength. When he's under pressure, his accuracy undergoes a steep decline.
Although he possesses sound footwork, it is very inconsistent at times. When he has the time and space to step into his throws, he is among the most accurate quarterbacks in this class because he plants his back foot effectively and throws with power and accuracy. However, when he feels pressure or has to step up in the pocket, he loses his mechanics which causes him to make poor throws that often end in interceptions.
Inside of the pocket, Ponder has good quickness and vision to make around in the pocket to avoid sacks. Unfortunately for him, this movement in the pocket usually throws off his accuracy when throwing the football. Outside of the pocket, he has enough speed and vision to pose a threat to run against defenses. When he's on the run, he has vision and elusiveness, along with toughness, that allows him to pick up first downs. He isn't afraid to put his shoulder down and fight for extra yards, but that might not necessarily be a positive considering his injury history. When he rolls out of the pocket, he delivers good throws due to good squaring of his shoulders along with some finesse.
Release Quickness
Due to his tight, compact delivery, Ponder is able to throw passes with quickness and effectiveness. He holds the ball around his shoulder and releases the ball over the top for a quick deliver that comes out in a tight spiral. He gets the ball out with great quickness when he tracks down the target that he's looking for.
Additional Information
Throughout his career, Ponder has been hampered by numerous injuries. The 2009 season ended early for him after having to have season-ending shoulder surgery. He also missed time during the 2010 season due to a number of injuries. Despite possessing elite quarterback talent, his inconsistency and constant health issues have hindered his ability to prove it and could be the difference between a lucrative NFL career and a short-lived one. He will fit best as a quarterback in a West Coast Offense, relying more on short timing routes which compensates for his lack of elite accuracy and arm strength.
2010: Started 12 of 14, missing the other two games due to injury.
2009: Started first nine games before missing the rest of the season due to a shoulder injury.
2008: Started 13 of 13 games.
2007: Played in one of 13 games.
2006: Redshirted
Majored in Sports Management at Florida State; 2009 ACC All-Academic Team.
Awards & Honors
2010: Senior Bowl Offensive MVP; Team Leadership Award and Academic Award
2009: All-ACC Honorable Mention; Wuerffel Trophy finalist; Maxwell Award semifinalist; Manning Award semifinalist; ACC All-Academic Team
2008: Team offensive MVP; Seminole Warrior
Year | Comp | Att | % | Yards | TD | INT | Sacks | Rush | Yds | TD |
2010 | 184 | 299 | 61.5 | 2044 | 20 | 8 | 23 | 100 | 180 | 4 |
2009 | 227 | 330 | 68.8 | 2717 | 14 | 7 | 15 | 72 | 179 | 2 |
2008 | 177 | 318 | 55.7 | 2006 | 14 | 13 | 19 | 119 | 423 | 4 |
2007 | 8 | 18 | 44.4 | 105 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 5 | 51 | 0 |
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Letter to Congressional
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Mr. Chairman:
response to Section 3132 of the Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1988
(Public Law 100 - 180), I commissioned a study of the United States nuclear
weapons complex for the purpose of determining the overall size and production
capacity necessary to support national security objectives. A report has been
prepared which summarizes the study, and a plan has been formulated to
modernize the nuclear weapons complex in order to achieve the necessary size
and capacity as determined by the study.
to the requirements of the statute, I am enclosing both classified and
unclassified versions of the Nuclear Weapons Complex Modernization Study. This
report will enable the Administration and the Congress to adopt a long-term
approach to modernization rather than a piecemeal response to the problems
within the nuclear weapons complex. I am pleased to forward it for
consideration by the Congress.
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Im really trying to like this phone. This thing keeps freezing on web pages!! Then u have to go back to home screen, go back to the page hit refresh and what do u know after it loads it FEEEZES AGAIN!! What the crap is wrong with this thing?!?!?!
I get this happening only on this web site! Others seem fine. I take it you're using the stock browser? If so, give Chrome a try instead
No its not website specific. Like yesterday I was reading the thread on the new waterproof case by obex or whatever they r called so I got on that sight and it was freezing up. Driving me CRAZY!! never had issues like that with my iphone, I know this aint a iphone but I thought it was suppose to be better. And like if im on facebook in the browser (not the app) and click on a picture or the comments of the pic it takes like litterly a min or so to go to it and freezes the screen. Ive cleared cache and all the good stuff. Im gonna try chrome. Only thing else I know to do
The title of the thread should be the stock browser is driving you crazy. Don't blame the phone for a bad app. That said, while the S4 hardware is good, many of the Samsung apps are not that good. Chrome is a great browser, particularly if you use Chrome on your desktop too, because your Bookmark Bar shortcuts will stay synced. Chrome wasn't designed for the Gingerbread version of Android, and getting Chrome was one of the main reasons I wanted to upgrade my phone.
Don't know what to say josh, my stock browser doesn't crash, but i'm not really a facebook user. Try Chrome or something else, if you still get crashes then somethings wrong with your phone or the websites your visiting.
I've not had any similar problem with the stock browser. I've just had a browse to facebook (normally use the app) and it was fine. Do you have a lot of windows open at once ? I always try and close ones I'm done-with down. I also always close the browser once I'm finished (delete all the windows, open a new one and then hit Back) since on Android it will keep running and if you're on a page with re-loading ads (for example) they will continue to load even while you're not looking at it. iPhones simply stop apps you're not looking at (unless they're specifically written to carry-on and even then they do so in a very limited way).. HTH
Meh ... I don't agree with much of this at all. If the problem IS with the stock browser, and it turns out that the browser is the issue, Samsung makes the phone. Samsung customizes the stock browser. The stock browser comes with the phone and is the default method of browsing web pages out of the box. So if the problem is the browser, it most certainly can be linked to Samsung / the GS4... The problem may not be the browser though. For the OP: - Does this happen just on Wifi (there are threads about the GS4 Wifi issues) - Does it happen just on Mobile (LTE, etc). - Do you have issues with other apps accessing the web at the same time? I am assuming you have a good signal for mobile and/or Wifi. If so, then it is quite puzzling. I am not sure what to recommend. Certainly trying other browsers cannot hurt and may definitely help though. Good luck.
Didn't I say many of the Samsung apps are not that good, and isn't the "stock" browser a Samsung app? I don't think they just customize it (although it's probably based on something). I'm pretty sure the standard browser for Jelly Bean is Chrome, which is why you don't need to install Chrome to use Chrome (unlike say Firefox).
i have had my gs4 since it came out im on the net alot all day for work using stock browser no issues
The stock Android browser is a Google app and is not Chrome and never has been. There are two separate development teams for the two browsers. I also can't see why Samsung would try rewriting the stock browser. I do use the stock browser and it has paused briefly a few times but it hasn't been enough to annoy me and I'm easily annoyed.
It has happened on both wifi and lte or 4g. I dont think its a connection issue because it happens after the page has fully loaded and scrolling. Not sure about the other apps. Im using chrome qnd I went to the web pages it always froze up on and had no issues.
It is (almost) completely true but the Nexus 7 is an exception. That ships with only Chrome but almost every other Android device has a separate stock browser that is not Chrome and that includes the S4. Here is a link to a short article I read a couple of years ago that goes into some of the detail http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/17/google-chrome-android/. Samsung did not write the stock browser and I have no reason to believe that they have even modified it. The stock Android browser is not Chrome even in Jelly Bean (except the Nexus 7 - quite why I don't know) but I am sure that Google will eventually merge the two. So far however, they haven't done so and Samsung is innocent of any shortcomings in the stock browser.
Well, it sounds like you have a fix , which is great!. It definitely seems like an issue with the stock browser for some reason. I, like others here, have had no issues with it. If you like Chrome, I would just stay with that. For the stock browser, you might try going into Application manager (Settings, More, Application Manager, scroll over to "All" and click on "Internet". From there I would try clearing data, clearing cache, and clearing defaults. See if it works then ..
Mine freezes at least 3 times a day on the lock screen wake up. As soon as I see the light from the light effect, it dies.
I don't like the stock Android browser either. I used Dolphin on my old phone, been using Boat on this one.
I had this same issue last week... I ended up fixing it by hitting menu>settings>privacy>delete personal data>select all>done. Using stock browser, no problems since. Had the freeze on this site and droid life..... Post back if it works for you
I eneded up freezing the stick browser and been using chrome ever since and havent had any issues. So gonna stick with that for now. Thanks tho, if I do go back to the stock ill give it a try


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ALBUQUERQUE >> Have you ever wanted to try your hand at shooting a muzzleloader, shotgun, pistol or bow and arrow? Maybe you'd like to take a crack at catching a lunker catfish, tying a fishing fly, paddling a kayak or driving an off-highway vehicle.
People of all ages can learn or practice those skills for free - safely and with expert instruction - Saturday and Sunday at the 12th annual New Mexico Outdoor Expo at Albuquerque Shooting Range Park. The family friendly event will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Visitors are encouraged to bring children, hats and sunscreen - and be prepared to have a blast.
"We're always excited to help families learn new ways to enjoy the outdoors or renew family traditions that allow grandparents, parents and kids to enjoy hunting and fishing in New Mexico," said Jennifer Morgan, the department's hunter education coordinator. "It's also an opportunity for participants to get to know the Department of Game and Fish and learn about the many ways sportsmen and sportswomen contribute to fish and wildlife conservation."
Certified instructors will provide one-on-one instruction in how to safely shoot .22 rifles and pistols, shotguns and muzzleloaders. Expert archers will provide hands-on guidance with bows and arrows, and experienced anglers will teach fly and spin casting, and show how to tie fishing flies that really catch fish. Participants with a hankering to throw an atlatl can try the ancient skill with the help of archaeologists. And of course, the always popular fishing pool will be filled with large catfish for visitors to catch and release.
Other activities include a kayak pool, climbing wall and fishing demonstrations featuring live game fish in a huge aquarium. Visitors also can learn the rules of the off-road and how to safely operate an off-highway vehicle on the department's OHV simulator. Dozens of organizations, sporting clubs and other groups will be on hand to promote outdoor recreation and conservation.
To get to the Albuquerque Shooting Range Park from Albuquerque, take Interstate 40 west to the top of nine-mile hill and exit on Atrisco Vista. Go north on Atrisco Vista 4.2 miles to the park sign, and then go west 2.6 miles to the range. For more information, please call (505) 222-4731 or visit www.wildlife.state.nm.us.


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Milsean bids to get his season back on track in the Grade Two Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle at Thurles.
Milsean bids to get his season back on track in the Grade Two Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle at Thurles.
Twinlight and Hidden Cyclone renew rivalry in the Boylesports Tied Cottage Chase at Punchestown on Sunday.
Alderwood reverts to the smaller obstacles for the Follow Navan On Facebook Rated Hurdle.
Mount Colah attempts to successfully concede weight all round in the Thurles Racecourse Supporters Club Chase at the County Tipperary circuit.
Sizing Coal and If Not For You take each other on in the McCarthy Insurance Group Handicap Chase at Cork.
Roi Du Mee repeated his victory of two years ago in the At The Races Chase in testing conditions at Tramore.
Willie Mullins' mare Valyssa Monterg made amends for failure on her Irish debut with an emphatic success at Tramore.
Jockey Karen Kenny is expected to make a full recovery as she continues her rehabilitation from a horror fall at Tramore earlier this month.
Hero De Villeneuve capitalised on his comparatively lenient timber figure in the Handicap Hurdle at Downpatrick.
Gordon Elliott sends a strong team of runners to Downpatrick, kicking off with Landau in the opening Botanica International Natural Herbal Products Maiden Hurdle at 2.30pm.
Karen Kenny was reported to be "very stable" and "much brighter" in hospital on Sunday following a fall at Tramore on Saturday.
Karen Kenny will undergo a brain scan after the jockey sustained a head injury at Tramore on Saturday evening.
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An all-Flat card for the third day of the Tramore festival kicks off with the Style Evening At Tramore Races Maiden, which sees Hurricane Volta bid to turn some consistent efforts into a win.
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I chose my major because... I enjoy playing video games. I am also interested in computer science. It seems to me the perfect combination of the two is being able to enjoy your work once you've completed it. Developing computer games seems to embody this concept perfectly.
My favorite thing to do on campus is... attend DAB social events. My favorite is FEST because the wide variety of music talent that DePaul students get a chance to see for a minimal price. Plus, it's a lot of fun.
I decided to attend DePaul because... I grew up in a very close south suburb of Chicago. DePaul gave me a chance to stay in the city I grew up in and love, and not be far from home. Also, I don't know of any other universities as well-known as DePaul that offer a computer game development degree.
The learning environment here at DePaul is... amazing. I think the biggest class I've taken may have had 40 students in it. DePaul's professors are wholly invested in the learning process, often going out of their way in order to make sure students learn and get any help needed.
My favorite professor at DePaul is... Jerry Schnepp. I only had him for one class but he's young and connects with students on a very good level. He taught some great design concepts and made Photoshop an easy tool to learn for students that had no previous experience in using the program.
My favorite thing to do off campus is... go to concerts. Chicago is such an amazing city for music. Venues range from Kingston Mines (21+) for an intimate encounter with blues, to the Metro, with local bands to bigger bands, all the way to the Allstate Arena, which hosts bands that sell out football stadiums. I love live music, and in Chicago, there is no lack of it.
The Study Abroad Program is an attractive option for students considering attending DePaul because... it is expansive and easy. By expansive, I mean that there is no lack in diversity of the locations that DePaul students can choose from. I went to Australia but that was one of many destinations. By easy, I do not mean easy getting into the program. The program is competitive but that only makes it more worthwhile. When I say easy, I mean that most of the important stuff is included in your program fees. It takes some of the stress of finding somewhere to live, paying rent and allotting money for food. Instead, you can focus on your studies and having a good time.
The most memorable part of my Study Abroad experience was... the people I met and made friends with. Some were from the States, some from Australia, and some from other parts of the world. There was no lack of diversity in the students who enrolled at Monash, the school I attended in Australia. But I made some amazing friends and experienced some amazing things, and it is something I'll not likely forget in the future.
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2,6-Bis(oxazolinyl)phenylnickel(II) bromide and 2,6-bis(ketimine)phenylnickel(II) bromide: synthesis, structural features, and redox properties
Stol, Marianne, Snelders, Dennis J. M., Godbole, Meenal D., Havenith, Remco W. A., Haddleton, David M., Clarkson, Guy J., Lutz, Martin, Spek, Anthony L., van Klink, Gerard P. M. and van Koten, Gerard (2007) 2,6-Bis(oxazolinyl)phenylnickel(II) bromide and 2,6-bis(ketimine)phenylnickel(II) bromide: synthesis, structural features, and redox properties. Organometallics, Vol.26 (No.16). pp. 3985-3994. ISSN 0276-7333
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2,6-Bis(oxazolinyl)phenylnickel bromide complexes [NiBr(R,R'-Phebox)] (2) were synthesized via two synthetic routes (A and B). In route A, selective bis-ortho lithiation of [R,R'-PheboxBr], followed by a transmetalation reaction with [NiBr2(PEt3)(2)], yielded not only complexes 2 with an eta(3)-mer-N,C,N'-bonded Phebox ligand but also [NiBr(R,R'-Phebox)(PEt3)(2)], 7, where the nickel center is eta(1)-C bonded to the intra-annular C-ipso of the Phebox ligand. Coordination of two PEt3 ligands completes the square-planar coordination sphere of the Ni center in 7. When R = t-Bu, R' = H, only complex 7c was formed. Alternatively, when route B (oxidative addition with [Ni(cod)(2)], cod = cyclooctadiene) was followed, selective formation of complexes 2 was observed. X-ray crystal structures were obtained for [NiBr-(i-Pr,H-Phebox)] (2b) and [NiBr(bis(ketimine)phenyl)] (3). The Ni centers have square-planar geometries with a planar, eta(3)-mer-N,C,N' coordination of the terdentate ligand systems. Complexes 2 were found to be inactive as catalysts in the atom-transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) reaction of methyl methacrylate (MMA) and in the atom-transfer radical addition (ATRA, Kharasch addition) reaction of CCl4 to MMA. This is ascribed to the relatively high oxidation potential of Ni-II-Phebox complexes, which excludes the (reversible) formation of a d(7)-Ni-III-Phebox complex, a crucial condition for subsequent reactions. Cyclovoltammetry (CV) experiments ((n-Bu)(4)NBr as supporting electrolyte) showed no electrochemical waves between -1.00 and +1.50 V (Ag/AgCl reference electrode, (n-Bu)(4)NBr as supporting electrode). Theoretical calculations showed that the energy (E-ox) needed for the oxidation reaction occurring during the CV experiments is considerably higher for [NiBr(Me,Me-Phebox)] (1.87 eV) and [NiBr(bis(ketimine)phenyl)] (1.90 eV) than for [NiBr(NCN)] (1) (1.45 eV).
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Subjects: | Q Science > QD Chemistry |
Divisions: | Faculty of Science > Chemistry |
Journal or Publication Title: | Organometallics |
Publisher: | American Chemical Society |
Official Date: | 30 July 2007 |
Volume: | Vol.26 |
Number: | No.16 |
Number of Pages: | 10 |
Page Range: | pp. 3985-3994 |
Identification Number: | 10.1021/om061055y |
Status: | Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
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URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/31668 |
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Fighters crossing over
I made my list. Add/drop and discuss.
Light Heavyweights
Makes me wonder how much guy's will they eventually bring over once they fold the org. |
Badass list R.
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Yes very nice. Looking at all these potential new fighters makes me drool a little.
I'm not sure if they'll immediately bring over everyone, but I hope so!! I would add Jordan Mein and drop OSP. Also Kawajiri and Aoki are obvious additions if you count them as SF fighters. |
Mein has to come over, as does OSP, he won't be ready for the elite guys for a while but in the future him, Jones, Gustaffson, Kingsbury, and Davis are gonna have some good fights
Yeah, that's not only pretty much perfect, but it's also likely in all cases.
The ONLY wild card on your list might very well be Mousassi, he may head back to Japan but I hope not. |
Figuratively if they closed SF today.
HW. BigFoot, DelRosario, Barnett,Werdum, Cormier and likely Griggs. LHW, I agree with the list above although there is no way if Daley is not coming back to Zuffa that Mike Kyle ever does considering he takes the cake for classless acts in the cage. MW Jacare, Rockhold and Kennedy are locks but I think WW Mein, Cyborg, Woodely, Tarec Saffiedine, LW Melendez, Noons, Masdival, Maximo Blanco, Pat Healy, Billy Evangelista, Justin Wilcox, JZ Calvacante and likely Josh Thompson would all be brought over. |
Is Del Rosario ever going t fight again? I know that accident he was in was supposed to have been fairly severe, I havent heard anything about him since that either. Anyone know anything about his current situation? The guy was an awesome prospect with above average stand up and a great ground game for a heavyweight that was supposed to be a kickboxer first.
I'd also say that Jordan Mein should be on that list too. Wouldn't be surprised to see them pick up Ryan Couture too just for the crack.
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TV on The Radio at Stubb's during SXSW (more by Graeme Flegenheimer)
TV on The Radio's new LP Nine Types of Light is officially out on April 12th. The LP comes in various incarnations, including the deluxe version which comes with a companion film for the LP. You can pre-order now, and stream samples of the album below (or in full if you're overseas). Movie trailer down there too.
And naturally, since they have a new album to promote, TV on the Radio kick off a North American tour this week. Tickets are still available for their big April 13th show at Radio City Music Hall with Light Asylum. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 8th at noon for a new TV on the Radio show at the much smaller Music Hall of Williamsburg on April 12th! (there will also be a presale on Wednesday for this release-day show). We have a pair of tickets to the Brooklyn show you can try to win too.
Contest details, all tour dates, the album stream, film trailer and a video, below...
Nine Types Of Light - Movie Trailer
TV On The Radio - Will Do
APR 8 2011 Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA
APR 9 2011 Jefferson Theatre Charlottesville, VA
APR 10 2011 Ram's Head Live Baltimore, MD
Apr 12 2011 Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
APR 13 2011 Radio City Music Hall New York, NY
APR 15 2011 Brown University Providence, RI
APR 16 2011 House of Blues Boston, MA
APR 16 2011 Newbury Comics Boston, MA (Record Store day signing)
APR 17 2011 Metropolis Montreal, CAN
APR 20 2011 St Andrews Hall Detroit, MI
APR 22 2011 Metro Chicago, IL, United States
APR 23 2011 First Ave Minneapolis, MN
APR 24 2011 First Ave Minneapolis, MN
APR 26 2011 Ogden Theatre Denver, CO, United States
April 29 2011 - San Francisco, CA / The Independent
April 30 2011 - San Francisco, CA / The Independent
MAY 2 2011 4th & B Concert Theater San Diego, CA
May 3 2011 - Los Angeles, CA / Music Box
JUN 22 2011 T Mobile Inmusic Festival Zagreb, HRV
JUN 23 2011 Muffathalle Munich, Germany
JUN 24 2011 Astra Berlin, DEU
JUN 27 2011 Academy 2 Manchester, GBR
JUN 28 2011 O2ABC Glasgow, GBR
JUN 30 2011 Werchter Festival Werchter, BEL
JUL 1 2011 St. Gallen Festival St. Gallen, CHE
JUL 4 2011 Paradiso Amsterdam, Netherlands
JUL 5 2011 Live Music Hall Cologne, DEU
JUL 8 2011 BBK Live festival Bilbao, ESP
JUL 9 2011 Alive Festival Lisbon, PRT
JUL 13 2011 Olympia Paris, France
JUL 17 2011 Union Park Chicago, IL, NUS
AUG 28 2011 Forest Park (Central Fields) St Louis, MO
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man, now i'm pissed i spent money on my radio city ticket. even though i have a great seat this MHOW show will definitely be better
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 10:28 AM
What time is the pre-sale tomorrow? The TVOTR site in linked in the post has no mention of a show at MHOW.
Posted by Scott | April 5, 2011 10:40 AM
^^^Thanks, that works for the regular on-sale. BV, you have more pre-sale info?
Posted by Scott | April 5, 2011 10:52 AM
Perhaps base jumping w/o a parachute? There are several good bridges in the New York area. Quite popular - but not as popular as LCD so it might not be trendy enough for you.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 10:54 AM
TUNDE...you are my reason to live in a post LCD world however, that LCD show was probably the best thing I've witnessed in my life!
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 11:03 AM
11:12am you're horrible for downloading an album even before it's out.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 11:18 AM
@ 11:18 Or, maybe he/she listened to the stream IN THIS VERY POST.
For the record, the new album is fantastic.
Posted by Scott | April 5, 2011 11:24 AM
I know this is kind off topic (7.5 inches, yeah yeah, etc.) but is anyone else surprised they haven't added a second Arctic Monkeys show or Florence & The Machine show.
Bowery Presents seems all about adding the multiple nights to make more money at the bar (and sell more tickets on the secondary market).
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 11:34 AM
Scott needs some hummus.
Why is he getting pissed at 1118.
What a dumbass!
Yea let's listen two songs and say an album is great.
Yea you're a dumbass for sure.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 11:41 AM
Scott is a TVOTR junkie that just needs his fix. Who is everyone else to question his addiction?
P.S. Chill out, Scott. Go hang out with Frohawk for a while and be chill by association.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 11:52 AM
torrented the album, its fantastic. cant wait for Radio City.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 12:08 PM
why would they add a show when the radio city show hasn't sold out yet?
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 12:15 PM
In addition to "What's Going On (x) day?" will there also be a "What's frohawk up to today?" post integrated into the site?
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 12:20 PM
I like LCD, but 10:54 is right on. And it applies to more than just the people who make "those" comments.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 12:30 PM
12:30, no referring to previous comments you wrote yourself
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 12:34 PM
12:34: What previous comments? The 12:30 one was the first I wrote in this section.
No worries, I've already recommended the Williamsburg Bridge for you (how fitting!).
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 1:35 PM
I cant wait for the My Bloody Valentine reunion. Yes sir, that will be a hoot!
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 2:45 PM
I rather have a good band, like Lcd Soundsystem, play Brown.
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 3:13 PM
haha who comments on bv and still says winning, that was lame before it was even a thing
Posted by Anonymous | April 5, 2011 7:47 PM
Presale tickets sold out in 1 second. This is a fucking joke. How many were for sale? 2?
Posted by Anonymous | April 6, 2011 12:02 PM
Pre-sale sold out in under 10 seconds? Yeah, right. What a sham.
Posted by Esteban Miguel | April 6, 2011 12:02 PM
i hit refresh, tried to get tickets, site said sorry no more left ... sold out in 1 sec ...
Posted by Anonymous | April 6, 2011 12:06 PM
fuck me I got tix but forget my credit card in my car. By the time I got back my cart was empty. I suck.
Posted by Anonymous | April 6, 2011 12:14 PM
yo just saying for 1 second it came up ONLY for the album bundle. I didn't realize, clicked okay and I had 2 tickets.... for $61 each!! No way is there only album bundles left. Bullshit.
Posted by Anonymous | April 6, 2011 12:15 PM
I was the one who forgot my credit card....
I realized that they dropped the tix after 10 minutes. So at 12:20 I refreshed like crazy. Got tix again but only the bundle shit.
Posted by Anonymous | April 6, 2011 12:23 PM
I can't go to the Hall Of Music Of Williamsburg of Anaheim.
I lost my hipster passport.
Too bad, cause TVOTR kicks ASS.
Posted by Anonymous | April 8, 2011 12:43 PM
anyone know what time they are actually going on tonight?
Posted by Anonymous | April 12, 2011 12:04 PM
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Nora had a plan. It would bring her ex-husband, Jose (Fernando Luján), and the rest of their family together for a magnificent Passover feast. But there is a flaw in her plan- a mysterious photograph from the past, hidden under the bed, which leads Jose to reexamine their relationship and rediscover their undying love for each other. Winner of 7 Mexican Academy Awards, including Best Picture of the Year!
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Storage tubes are a class of cathode-ray tubes (CRTs) that are designed to hold an image for a long period of time, typically as long as power is supplied to the tube. Storage tubes were used as a specialist display mechanism during the 1950s and had a major rebirth during the 1960s and 70s for use in computer graphics. A specialized type, the Williams tube, was also used as a main memory system on a number of early computers, from the late 1940s into the early 1950s. Today they are obsolete, their functions provided by low-cost memory devices and LC displays.
A conventional CRT consists of an electron gun at the back of the tube that is aimed at a thin layer of phosphor at the front of the tube. Depending on the role, the beam of electrons emitted by the gun is steered around the display using magnetic (television) or electrostatic (oscilloscope) means. When the electrons strike the phosphor, the phosphor "lights up" at that location for a time, and then fades away. The length of time the spot remains is a function of the phosphor chemistry.
At very low energies, electrons from the gun will strike the phosphor and nothing will happen. As the energy is increased, it will reach a critical point, , that will activate the phosphor and cause it to give off light. As the voltage increases beyond the brightness of the spot will increase. This allows the CRT to display images with varying intensity, like a television image.
Above another secondary effect also starts, secondary emission. When any insulating material is struck by electrons over a certain critical energy, electrons within the material are forced out of it through collisions, increasing the number of free electrons. This effect is used in Electron multipliers as found in night vision systems and similar devices. In the case of a CRT this effect is generally undesirable; the new electrons generally fall back to the display and cause the surrounding phosphor to light up, which appears as a lowering of the focus of the image.
The rate of secondary emission is also a function of the electron beam energy, but follows a different rate curve. As the electron energy is increased, the rate increases until it reaches a critical threshold, when the number of secondary emissions is greater than the number supplied by the gun. In this case the localized image rapidly fades as energy is removed by the secondary electrons.
In any CRT, images are displayed by striking the screen with electron energies between these two values, and . Below no image is formed, and above any image rapidly fades.
Another side effect, initially a curiosity, is that electrons will stick to the phosphor in lit up areas. As the light emission fades, these electrons are likewise released back into the tube. The charge is generally far too small to have a visual effect, and was generally ignored in the case of displays.
These two effects were both utilized in the construction of a storage tube. Storage was accomplished by striking any suitably long-lived phosphor with electrons with energies just above , and erased by striking them with electrons above . There were any number of varieties of mechanical layouts used to improve focus or cause the image to be refreshed either internally to the tube or through off board storage.
The easiest example to understand are the early computer memory systems as typified by the Williams tube. These consisted of World War II surplus radar display CRTs connected to a computer. The X and Y deflection plates were connected to amplifiers that converted memory locations into X and Y positions on the screen, in most cases such that positions along the X axis represented individual bits within a word, while Y locations were different words. To write a value to memory, the address was amplified and sent to the Y deflection plates, such that the beam would be fixed within a line on the screen. A timer then set the X deflection plate to increasing voltages, causing the beam to be scanned across the selected line. The gun was set to a default energy close to , and the bits from the computer fed to the gun to modulate the voltage up and down such that 0's would be below and 1's above it. By the time the beam reached the other side of the line, a pattern of short dashes was drawn for each 1, while 0's were empty locations.
To read the values back out, the deflections plates were set to the same values, but the gun energy set to a value above . As the beam scanned the line, the phosphor was pushed well beyond the secondary emission threshold. If the beam was located over a blank area, a certain number of electrons would be released, but if it was over a lit area, the number would be increased by the amount of electrons stuck to that area. In the Williams tube these values were read by measuring the capacitance of a metal plate just in front of the display side of the tube. As the reading process also erased any stored values, the signal had to be regenerated through associated circuitry. A CRT with two electron guns, one for reading and one for writing, made this process trivial.
Imaging systems[edit]
The earliest computer graphics systems, like those of the TX-2 and DEC PDP-1, required the entire attention of the computer to maintain. A list of vectors stored in main memory was periodically read out to the display to refresh it before the image faded. This generally occurred quickly enough that there was little time to do anything else, and interactive systems like Spacewar! were tour-de-force programming efforts.
For practical use, graphical displays were developed that contained their own memory and an associated very simple computer which offloaded the refreshing task from the mainframe. This was not inexpensive; the IBM 2250 graphics terminal used with the IBM S/360 cost $280,000 in 1970.[1]
A storage tube could replace most or all of the localized hardware by storing the vectors directly within the display, instead of an associated local computer. Commands that previously caused the terminal to erase its memory and thus clear the display could be emulated by scanning the entire screen at an energy above . In most systems, this caused the entire screen to quickly "flash" before clearing to a blank state. The two main advantages were:
- Very low bandwidth needs[2] compared to vector graphics displays, thus allowing much longer cable distances between computer and terminal
- No need for display-local RAM (as in modern terminals), which was prohibitively expensive at the time.
Generally speaking, storage tubes could be divided into two categories. In the more common category, they were only capable of storing "binary" images; any given point on the screen was either illuminated or dark. The Tektronix Direct-View Bistable Storage Tube was perhaps the most famous example in this category. Other storage tubes were able to store greyscale/halftoned images; the tradeoff was usually a much-reduced storage time.
Some pioneering storage tube displays were MIT Project MAC's ARDS (Advanced Remote Display Station), the Computek 400 Series Display terminals (a commercial derivative),[3] which both used a Tektronix type 611 storage display unit, and Tektronix's 4014 terminal, the latter becoming a de facto computer terminal standard some time after its introduction (later being emulated by other systems due to this status).
The first generalized computer assisted instruction system, PLATO I, c. 1960 on ILLIAC I, used a storage tube as its computer graphics display. PLATO II and PLATO III also used storage tubes as displays.
See also[edit]
- Direct-View Bistable Storage Tube (DVBST)
- Oscilloscope (for an explanation of how analog storage worked)
- Williams tube and Selectron tube both used the term "storage tube" for early computer memory devices
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- ^ "Computer Display Review", Keydata Corp., March 1970, pp. V.1980, V.1964
- ^ Michael L. Dertouzos (April 1967). "Phaseplot: An On-Line Graphical Display Technique". IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers (IEEE). EC-16 (2): 203–209. doi:10.1109/pgec.1967.264817.
The main advantage of this technique is graphical data compression.
- ^ Michael L. Dertouzos (April 1967). "Phaseplot: An On-Line Graphical Display Technique". IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers (IEEE). EC-16 (2): 203–209. doi:10.1109/pgec.1967.264817.
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Texas music bleeds the blues, but finding a place to enjoy them in the Dallas-Fort Worth area seems nearly impossible these days. A younger generation of rising stars like Jason Elmore and Larry Lampkin make their guitars moan the blues like masters Lance Lopez and Stevie Ray Vaughan once did. They were baptized in Texas blues. But where to find them on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday night around these parts? The blues have gone so far underground that Google Maps has a hard time locating the clubs on the map.
So until a blues lover with deep pockets opens up a five-day-a-week blues club or city leaders finally recognize Dallas' musical heritage with an annual FREE blues festival (and maybe a statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Freddie King and Blind Lemon Jefferson), we here at the Observer pooled together a list of blues bars/venues that still showcase these lonely blues guitar slingers.
Mambo's Tapas Cantina
1010 Houston St., Fort Worth
Located below the historic Park Central Hotel in downtown Fort Worth, Mambo's Tapas Cantina is a place where you can often find some raw local blues talent wailing away on stage. With art decorating the walls and TexMex offered until 10 p.m., Mambo's has been offering a combination of good music, food and booze since 1969. It might not be blues every night but on the nights the soulful music does appear, Mambo's intimate setting will have you feeling the blues.
Cadillac Pizza Pub
112 S. Kentucky St., McKinney
"The feel of Memphis, the buzz of Austin and the spirit of New Orleans" describes this italian restaurant located off Kentucky and Virginia streets in McKinney. Since 2006, it's been offering the best live music in North Texas, with artists from every genre. Blues is often showcased in some form in this small neighborhood venue.
The Kessler
1230 W. Davis St., Dallas
Gene Autry once owned this historic concert venue. It's been hit by a tornado, rose from the ashes, became holy and then fell from grace. It's now opened to the public, offering memorable shows by some legendary artists. It's known as "the best 'listening room' in Dallas." It's a reputation well earned. Located off Davis Street in Dallas, the Kessler offers the perfect acoustics for a bluesman to wail.
Granada Theater
3524 Greenville Ave., Dallas
This historic Dallas theater has been showcasing music off Lower Greenville since the '70s. Originally built to showcase the Golden Age of Hollywood movies, now every genre of artist can be found shredding onstage. Upgraded lights and sound system does add to the experience, but it's the historic feel of the place that really sets the mood. Blues is sprinkled through the lists of upcoming events, like Lucky Peterson on Friday, October 3. Like the Kessler, it's a historic place that's perfect for any genre and essential for the blues.
Poor David's Pub
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This blues venue played host to KNON's 30th Anniversary party, providing a variety of blues masters from up-and-comer Jason Elmore to Dallas legend Mike Morgan. For 37 years, Poor David's Pub has showcased a slew of legends like singer-songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker, Grammy Award-winning guitarist Doc Watson and Grammy-Award winning blues guitarist Robert Cray. Follow South Lamar Street just off Interstate 30 for a couple of blocks to find this home of the blues in Dallas.
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Mona Jerome, founder of EAMR, evaluated this gelding as being very shy and mistrustful of people. With care and gentle handling he was being readied for a special horse person(s) who would understand him.
Along came Sonja & Bob Cahill of Tewksbury, MA who offered him a good home with their now-retired Mustang mare, who had excelled in trail & driving. Sonja states that there was something about this lovely shy palomino that pulled at her heart-strings. He seemed to be waiting for someone maybe someone he trusted in the past or could trust in the future. He was ever vigilant and seemed resigned to his fearful life. Mona advised the Cahills to just let him be a horse again, and not ask too much of him perhaps an inch at a time! Well, in time all those inches added up to where today Chance is working quietly under saddle also with the help of EAMR clinician, Donna M. West and the HorseTenders trainers in NH. He has learned to TRUST, is becoming more confident, and is eager to hit the trails.
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