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Its hard to believe that Starzs hit series Spartacus is officially over. For three seasons and a prequel, we got to know the violent life and innate drive of a former gladiator named Spartacus and his band of rebels. After an epic finale episode, the series may be over, but fans will be able to relive the drama for years to come on Blu-ray and DVD. With the help of Starz and Anchor Bay Home Entertainment, were giving away one Blu-ray copy of Spartacus: War of the Damned, as well as a Spartacus novel and a pretty sweet t-shirt.
Spartacus: War of the Damned ended back in April on Starz, rounding out the dramas final installation. Fans of the series will be pleased to note that Starz and Anchor Bay Home Entertainment will be hitting Blu-ray and DVD on September 3 in a set that will be jam-packed with bonus features. One of those extras is a fitting homage to the series, which features the cast members talking about all of the things they have missed.
Spartacus: War of the Damned is hitting Blu-ray and DVD on September 3, in a set that promises to be as jam-packed with action as it is with nudity. War of the Damned is actually the final installment in the Spartacus series, and if you are familiar at all with the Roman tale, you already know that the rebellion has gone on a long and twisted journey and in Season 3, the group meets a formidable foe.
I doubt I'm alone in hoping for good news for Steven S. DeKnight's sci-fi project Incursion. With Spartacus: War of the Damned wrapped up, those of us who enjoyed DeKnight's creative and dramatic take on the gladiator's story are surely eager to see what the writer does next. We learned last year that Incursion was in the works, and the latest update is that the writers room is closing up shop on the project, but from the sound of it, that's not actually bad news.
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Mobile Ad Hoc network is a collection of mobile nodes that are arbitrarily located in such a manner that the interconnections between nodes are capable of dynamically changing on a continual basis. Reliable transport protocols such as TCP are tuned to perform well in traditional wired networks where packet losses occur mostly because of congestion. In wireless link packet losses (due to noise) are often more significant than congestion losses. Congestion avoidance results in a very low utilization of the link when there is an appreciable rate of losses due to link errors. This issue is very significant for wireless links.


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The Italian prime minister has acknowledged his centre-right party has suffered defeats in local elections in his political stronghold of Milan and in the southern city of Naples.
Speaking to reporters on Monday during a visit to Romania, Silvio Berlusconi said: "This time we didn't win, but we continue. I am a fighter. Any time I have lost, I tripled the effort."
Berlusconi's administration has been beset by corruption allegations, which he denies. He also faces a trial in Milan in a prostitution scandal.
Observers say the election results could undermine his government's stability and his leadership.
Berlusconi had campaigned hard ahead of the local elections and urged Italians to go to the polls to signal their support for his conservative coalition government in Rome.
Popularity slipping
Final results from the run-off elections held on Sunday and Monday appeared to support recent opinion polls that have shown his popularity slipping.
In the Naples run-off, the leftist candidate Luigi de Magistris, a former magistrate, won by a landslide with 65 per cent of the vote, compared to 35 per cent for Berlusconi's candidate, Gianni Lettieri, according to the final returns.
The centre-left has long controlled Naples, but Berlusconi had been hoping to take control of it as the city grapples with a long-standing garbage collection crisis and high unemployment, especially among youths.
The prime minister had repeatedly vowed to clean up the city's streets from piles of garbage and sent soldiers to do the job just before the vote.
"This vote marks a clear defeat of the right, a strategic defeat," said Stefano Folli, a senior political analyst. "It gives the sense that Berlusconi's political season is drawing to a close," he said. "Let's see if he will be capable of handling his own succession."
An opposition candidate also won the race for mayor in the Milan suburb of Arcore where Berlusconi has a villa, dealing a defeat to a Northern League candidate - an embarrassment for the Italian leader if not a politically significant race.
Milan, Italy's financial and fashion capital and Berlusconi's own power base, had been run by conservative mayors for almost two decades.
Critics have said most of Berlusconi's energy has been involved defending himself from charges that he paid for sex with an underage Moroccan teenager and then used his office to try to cover it up.
The government has been criticised for not taking on tough reforms to help stimulate growth. That was one of the reasons that Standard & Poor's recently downgraded the outlook for Italy to negative.
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When giving a homemade gift, the outside should be just as sweet at the inside. Create a Mosaic Tile Chocolate Box from Candace Jedrowicz and give it to a friend, significant other or co-worker. Mosaic craft ideas help take everyday items to an unexpected level.
- Aleene's Original Tacky Glue
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Seal the box with Aleene's Original Tacky Glue to protect it from moisture. Allow to dry.
Trace the top of your box on the back of the tile sheet and cut out with the craft knife. Include all partial tiles outside the outline. Cut 1 tile width rows to go around the sides of both top lid and bottom box on the outside.
Using the tile nippers, clip off the partial tiles outside of the line.
Spread an even coat of tile adhesive on top of the box lid using the v notched spreader – you want deep grooves in the glue to help the tiles stick securely.
Press your heart shaped sheet of tiles into the glue. Give it a wiggle to assure that there is full contact. For the strips of tile that go on the outsides of top and bottom, spread the glue directly on the back of the tiles. Allow to dry overnight.
Mix grout to lotion consistency and spread over all tiles, pushing the grout down into the grooves.
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I'm on a 27" iMac i7 3,4GHz with 16GB RAM and a AMD Radeon 6970M 1GB GPU
My iMac started crashing with glitchy, vertical and horizontal lines. When it does these crashes whatever audio has been playing is "looped" in a very typical crash'y behaviour. I've been following different topics like a madman and I'm pretty sure it has to do with the GPU temperature that sometimes reach 90-95 degrees celcius (which is close to 203 fahrenheit). Opening the windows and using SMCFanControl to keep the fans spinning a bit seems to help the issue, but it's not really a durable solution to have my computer sounding like a vacuum cleaner just to be able to use it.
For the record I do no graphics intensive tasks and do only music production on my computer.
I've never experienced these problems in Snow Leopard, but then again I haven't had more than a few Kernel Panics in Lion - the computer does feel noticeably hotter in Lion though. The GPU crashing problem is relatively new, and I'm considering dust to be an option (even though my house is relatively dust free) - but I'm not the biggest fan of (and techsavvy enough to) cranking my screen open to vacuum clean its guts.
I attached a picture taken with my cell of how the screen looks during these crashes.
I'm dying to find out what this could be. Keep in mind this started about 5 days ago, and have never been an issue before. I haven't updated any software prior to the symptoms except for Logic Pro, but it would seem weird to me that an audio application is causing GPU overheating, and besides the GPU is still very hot when I'm not using Logic.


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I experienced a virtually identical scenario on a Small Business Server 2000 box and had three painful days reconfiguring the system. I was lucky enough to have a sick original server to crib settings off.
Most information found in a user profile can be effectively re-created by restoring the %userprofile% directory, either ~documents and settings*.* or ~winntprofiles*.* - I recommend doing this AFTER you have re-installed apps and restored data, since there is an ~Application Data sub-folder in each user's profile that may not copy correctly otherwise.
Restoring Printer configurations is simple, but requires a bit of proactivity on your part - call it part of your disaster recovery/planning process. There is a utility in the Resource Kit called 'printmig.exe' that will allow you to migrate printer settings from one computer to another. Full instructions can be found in MS KB Article # Q315983.
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My nearest neighbor is two hundred yards from my house. Most of that distance has a woodlot on it, which I own. Let them party!!!
You can do both
if its like an apartment, I would mount large speakers to the wall facing them, then when there party ends and they are all tired, my party would then start.. The nice thing is I would also be wearing some nice bose noise eliminating sound gear so I can sleep with a smile on my face..
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Depends on the night if the week. Lol
Go check out party but bring the grenade lol
This way blow up from inside
Avoid the chaos.
Oh, yes...I understand. Our neighbors go wild too. You may have to call the police. Them interrupting your sleep is not good at all.
You can't just join if you are not invited.
Sorry no.
You can call the cops on them for noise.
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I'm totally new to Dojo (using 1.3 via Google's XD), and want to try to do things the 'right way', but don't see an obvious dojo.layout.*Container for this.
Basically, I have a UI with a list of categories on the left, and then a list of data on the right.
So say there are 20 categories and each one has 20 items in it. I want to be able to click on a category and then display the appropriate list on the right.
But I don't see a Container that just holds a list of ContentPanes. My gut feeling is that the layout should be:
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But I have no idea what that ???Container should be.
Some options I've thought of:
Using a dojox.Tree for the Categories. Not ideal, since my categories aren't heirarchical, and I'd have to alter the CSS to hide the +/- and lines.
Using a diji.Menu for the categories. Close, but I want to highlight the selected category, and it doesn't feel like Menus are made for that.
Building my own _Container subclass. Seems doable, but is that really necessary?
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POETRY ESSAY / The art of memory: Poetry enjoys a rising profile, but the poet Clive Wilmer wonders if standards are rising to match -and if aggressive marketing promotes immediacy at the expense of subtlety
Wednesday 19 October 1994
In Britain, until recently, I'd have feared a worse response. 'What's that?'
is the sort of thing I have in mind. But not nowadays. Nowadays, poetry has a High Profile and its most prominent practitioners have Street Credibility.
You can't get away from it. Next week, for instance, the Poetry International hits the South Bank. There have been Poems for Bosnia and poems to save the planet. There are Poems on the Underground and a Daily Poem in this paper, poets on Radio 1 and in the ICA. A couple of weeks ago, we had National Poetry Day - as if poetry were some worthy disability.
The trouble is that poets do not need these things. All they need is pen, paper and the freedom to imagine. Lunches and events are good for the marketing folk and may also be good, for a while, for the authors' pockets.
But the fact that books are sold does not mean that books are read. More especially, it does not mean that they are re-read, loved and remembered.
For that is what poetry is really about. I don't want to take an unbendingly elitist line, but it is unrealistic to imagine that poetry will ever sell in vast numbers. If we are to market poetry, the aim should be to be taken seriously, not simply to attract attention.
Worse, what this posturing achieves is a blurring of the line between good and bad. Surely even those who would look upon this as a very good thing could not be glad to note - as I have done - a shift from the good vs bad distinction to famous vs ignored. It is not that you can't be good and famous as well. Seamus Heaney is both, Thom Gunn is both, Lord Byron was both. It is that once you are famous, no one notices whether you deserve to be.
It means, moreover, that for lack of street cred and a pushy publisher many of the best poets are ignored. Think, for example, of Jeremy Hooker, whose Their Silence a Language combined his prose and poems with etchings by the sculptor Lee Grandjean, exploring the history of the New Forest. It's a fine, unusual, experimental book, and I don't think it had a single review.
Or take John Peck - for my money the best poet of my generation. He has published four books over the past 20 years, the two most recent enormously ambitious, but no one I speak to seems to know who he is. Part of the trouble may be that he is American but is published only in Britain. But there's more to it than that.
We need some evidence: He who called blood builder is now memory, sound.
Dear, if we called blood wrecker we'd not lie, but how thinly we should hear time's curved cutwater, and never the full song of the falling pine, that swish the nets make running through swells gone starry.
That is from Peck's latest book, Argura (Carcanet Press pounds 9.95). Once I had noticed it - and it didn't grab me immediately - it would not leave me alone. Why? How? Well, first of all, it is spine- tinglingly beautiful - the music, the play of images, the hauntingly authoritative tone, the unsettling angle it takes on its subject, the presence of the unnamed interlocutor, the slight deviations from the metrical norm. I could go on, but surely the sheer sound of it is enough.
It would appear not, for to my knowledge the book has hardly sold at all - partly because it, too, has hardly been reviewed - the Poetry Boom has coincided with the disappearance from most of the national press of serious poetry criticism. The columns that do survive confine themselves, by and large, to books that are already thought important.
But I would guess that there is another reason: Peck's verse is difficult.
Now difficulty, in spite of the fame of T S Eliot, is something the marketers have not prepared us for. The circuit of poetry readings and writing workshops, which transmits the poetry boom to its wider public, depends on two unspoken assumptions: 'If you don't get it the first time, don't bother with it,' and 'Anyone can do it: it's only words.'
John Peck, poor devil, has skill, born of hard labour and dedicated reading.
To write a good poem, you cannot afford to economise on time. Sometimes, blessedly, a poem comes all at once. At other times, you spend weeks on a single line.
In quoting a single stanza I have not been quite fair. It emerges subsequently that the 'He' of that first line is Aeneas, the founder of Rome and 'the Latin race' (as Virgil says). So 'blood' is partly race and partly the slaughter that the triumphs of race depend on. The memory and sound, then, are the presence of Aeneas in the long history of European poetry.
'Ah]' comes the response of the Street Cred Gang. 'This is passe, and a clear case of hegemony. Hence the power-game of difficulty that calls for a priesthood of exegetes.' Yet the poem, in attending to the myth, explores by means of it the evils of modern war. Those who call for new poems for Bosnia from poets who've seen it on telly would do well to notice that here they already have the poem they seek.
Nor does Peck write only for the exegetes. He is as indifferent to academic fashions as he is to those of the poetry market. A psychotherapist by profession, he lives a quiet life in rural Vermont, unnoticed by the big wide world. If his poetry is 'literary', that is because he knows that language has a history, that poetry has always been richer and more resonant when it has drawn on its past. Without the historical echo-chamber, you might argue, there can be no poetry at all.
Good poetry has always been written in this way. In 1797, for instance, the young William Wordsworth settled in the Somerset countryside to recover his equanimity after the Reign of Terror in France which so shocked British observers. In utter seclusion, he set about composing some of the greatest poems in our language - from the casual lyricism of 'We are Seven' to the grandeur of 'Tintern Abbey'. He wrote about memory. What he wrote about it, once read, is unforgettable. He wrote with such intensity that the quiet of his words resounds with his whole experience. The Terror is there in the quiet.
Clive Wilmer's 'Poet's Talking' ( pounds 12.95) and 'Of Earthly Paradise' ( pounds 6.95) are published by Carcanet (Photograph omitted)
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Francis Crick, who died at the age of eighty-eight in 2004, will be bracketed with Galileo, Darwin, and Einstein as one of the great scientists of all time. Between 1953 and 1966 he made and led a revolution in biology by discovering, quite literally, the secret of life: the digital cipher at the heart of heredity that distinguishes living from non-living things -- the genetic code. His own discoveries -- though he always worked with one other partner and did much of his thinking in conversation -- include not only the double helix but the whole mechanism of protein synthesis, the three-letter nature of the code, and much of the code itself.Matt Ridley's biography traces Crick's life from middle-class mediocrity in the English Midlands, through a lackluster education and six years designing magnetic mines for the Royal Navy, to his leap into biology at the age of thirty-one. While at Cambridge, he suddenly began to display the unique visual imagination and intense tenacity of thought that would allow him to see the solutions to several great scientific conundrums -- and to see them long before most biologists had even conceived of the problems. Having set out to determine what makes living creatures alive and having succeeded, he immigrated at age sixty to California and turned his attention to the second question that had fascinated him since his youth: What makes conscious creatures conscious? Time ran out before he could find the answer.
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Second-seeded Tommy Haas of Germany beat Ivan Dodig of Croatia 7-6 (6), 2-6, 6-1 on Friday to advance to the semifinals of the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships. The 19th-ranked Haas, who will turn 35-years-old in March, is the oldest player ranked in the Top 50. Haas, who reached his 25th career final two weeks ago at San Jose, Calif., before losing to Canadian Milos Raonic, will next face 2010 Delray Beach champion Ernests Gulbis of Latvia. Haas has won 13 career singles titles -- his last at Halle, Germany, last year where he beat Roger Federer in the final -- and reached a career high No. 2 ranking in 2002. Gulbis advanced to Saturday's semifinals by beating fellow qualifier Daniel Munoz-De la Nava of Spain 6-1, 6-4.
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Laid out by Le Nôtre for the Grand Condé, it dazzled Louis XIV. The Sun King, jealous as he was, wished to have the same water games for himself at Versailles! Even if very little remains of the work of Le Nôtre, strolling through, you will discover the superb English garden (1820) sprinkled with «monuments», St John's Chapel built by Anne de Montmorency in 1538, a fan shaped waterfall, the Hamlet (1775), witches earlier than that at Trianon, the Grand Canal and the English Channel.
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- Address : 1 r. du Connétable F - 60500 Chantilly60500Chantilly
- Phone : 03 44 27 31 80
- E-mail : email@example.com
- Website : http://www.domainedechantilly.com
- Prices : 7 € (-17 years old 3.50 €)
Opening hours :
- Apr-Oct: 10am-8pm; rest of year: daily except Tue 10.30am-6pm - closed 3 weeks in Jan