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Golden Bean Bake
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|Cream cheese
|3 Ounce
|Cottage cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Green onions
|3 , chopped
|Canned chopped green chilies
|4 Ounce
|Canned chili with beans
|15 Ounce
|Garlic powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Sliced ripe olives
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chili powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Olive oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Corn tortillas
|Canned cling peach halves
|29 Ounce
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|To Taste
Mix softened cream cheese until smooth.
Stir in cottage cheese, sour cream and onions.
Salt and pepper to taste.
In a separate bowl, mix green chilies, chili, garlic powder, olives and chili powder.
In frying pan, heat oil and fry tortillas.
Layer 3 tortillas in bottom of a 1 1/2 quart baker.
Spoon cheese mixture evenly over tortillas.
Layer 3 more tortillas and top with chili mixture.
Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes.
Press drained peaches on top.
Sprinkle with cheese and paprika.
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Faculty Investigator: Jason Stumpff, PhD, Assistant Professor. Dr. Stumpff received his BS in Biology from Eckerd College. He then received his PhD from the University of Colorado, Boulder in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology before doing his postdoctoral training at the University of Washington with their Physiology and Biophysics department. He joined UVM's faculty in 2011.
~Haein Kim (CMB Grad Student)
~Cindy Fonseca (Research Technician)
~Samantha Bissonette (Undergraduate Honors Thesis Student)
~Julia Torvi (Summer Undergraduate Research Student)
~Dana Messinger (Undergraduate Research Student)
~Cooper Pearson (Undergraduate Research Student)
~Sean Lenahan (Undergraduate Work Study Student)
Accepting rotation students: Yes
Major Research Projects: Our lab uses a combination of quantitative cell biology, biochemistry and biophysics to investigate the mechanisms that control the dynamics and function of the mitotic spindle during cell division. We are also exploring how spindle dysfunction contributes to human health disorders, such as trisomy syndromes and cancer. The main questions currently being investigated in the lab are:
- How do molecular motor proteins control the lengths of different subpopulations of mitotic spindle microtubules?
- What mechanisms mechanically regulate attachments between chromosomes and spindle microtubules?
- How does the spatial control of mitotic chromosome movements contribute to the accurate segregation of the genome and its 3D organization during interphase?
- How do the mitotic functions of the Shwachman Bodian Diamond syndrome protein impact bone marrow failure and leukemia predisposition in SDS patients?
Exciting News in the Stumpff Lab:
In August 2013, Haein Kim's abstract on the role of Kif18A in primordial germ cell development was selected for a poster presentation at the Motile and Contractile systems Gordon Conference.
In the Spring of 2014, Sam Bissonette successfully defended her Honors Thesis on the mechanical control of chromosome biorientation during mitosis and had a paper accepted at the Journal of Cellular Physiology.
In May 2014, Cindy Fonseca won an award for the best poster presentation at the Boston Area Mitosis and Meiosis meeting, which was held at the Whitehead Institute.
In summer 2014, Julia Torvi was awarded a Robert and Marilyn Woodworth Prize to fund her research on kinetochore force dynamics.
Also in summer 2014, Haein Kim was accepted into a summer course through the Center for Physics in Living Cells at the University of Illinois.
In 2014, Jason was recognized with a Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Award from the March of Dimes to investigate the mechanical control of mitotic chromosome biorientation.


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After the first bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993, the Feds managed to set up what they call a sting operation, but what was more likely a poorly managed entrapment scheme against a blind Islamic cleric, Sheikh Omar Abdul Rahman, whose real crime was railing against the United States. The poor fellow was convicted by a jury of plotting to bomb a number of prominent New York City landmarks, the plot of course being crafted entirely by the Feds themselves, and he now languished in prison under a life sentence, with heavy restrictions imposed on his ability to communicate to the outside world under the ruse that such communication may aid and abet terrorist activity.
Lynne Stewart, an activist attorney whose clients are often the down and out, the underdogs of society, either because of their socio-economic status or their political leanings, was asked by former Attorney General Ramsey Clark, who originally defended the Sheikh, to take over his case, and after some hesitation, she accepted.
Although she has admitted that the Sheikh was not one of her favorite clients, she defended him vigorously, particularly in post trial motions relating to his treatment and possible transfer to an Egyptian prison. She has said that she believes the Sheikh was innocent of the charges for which he was convicted.
Anyone with a healthy sense of self preservation would gag at the idea of jailing a blind Sheikh. The recklessly inflammatory nature of the entrapment and conviction must either not have been a primary consideration of the U.S. Justice Department at that time (during the Administration of President Clinton), or was a deliberate provocation.
After a tragedy of the dimensions of 9-11, naturally the Feds, realizing that they had a direct role in its instigation, strove to cover up any connection that the public might make between their stupidity and the event. Not that the public, which is a little slow to connect the dots, would make such a connection. But outright guilt apparently drove the Feds to worry over such a possibility, and what better defense than to blame Lynne Stewart for what they themselves effected. She was, to them, undoubtedly a convenient, if not a perfect, scapegoat and decoy.
Stewart, as part of her professional legal services to the Sheikh, apparently assisted in his thwarting some of the stringent restrictions on his communication to the outside world, and helped him convey a message to his Egyptian followers, through a publicly issued press release, to the effect that he no longer supported a cease-fire they were observing.
Two other Moslem associates of Stewart were also convicted. They no doubt did nothing wrong, but the convoluted case against they and Stewart was considered triable by the judge, and a jury ruled all the defendants guilty on all counts. That alone makes 'the jury's ruling rather suspect. The three defendants were tried together, even though the cases against the two Moslems were quite different in character from that of Stewart, leading to a kind of guilt by association with no basis in law.
Stewart was also a thorn in the Justice Department's side, as she had won some rather high profile cases at the expense of Federal prosecutors.
The government has huge resources to mount its case, while Stewart, who is by no means wealthy through her legal work for the poor, has a rather limited pocketbook to fund her defense. Granted, she has had some help from benefactors such as multi-billionaire George Soros. But that is nothing compared to what the government can spend. Her case took literally months to try.
In the meantime, several other similar "sting" operations have resulted in convictions of Moslems who probably did no more than to voice unflattering views of U.S. foreign policy and those who craft it. It is that easy to sway a jury in an atmosphere charged with the threat of terrorist activity after 9-11. Many have in the past couple of years earned life sentences for their thoughts. The public, however, seems unperturbed, convinced that these Islamic figures of varying sorts are almost certainly guilty. A good dose of religious bias must enter into such opinions, which makes one wonder if a fair trial for any Moslems can be had in the United States.
We hope the judge, who has scheduled a sentencing date in March of this year, declares a mistrial, and throws the case out. Then we should investigate the Justice Department officials who mounted these absurd cases, even though, for many of these criminals posing as public servants, the statute of limitations must have expired. We don't need to reward government officials who victimize New Yorkers and make us a target for terrorists!
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A shutter onto the world
When Miri Breskin, Adi Shpigel and Keren Tomer were studying industrial design at the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design they began keeping tabs on apartments that were being renovated, so that they could use the construction waste in their class assignments. What bothered them most of all was the question of where all the white plastic jalousie blinds - trisim - one of the most notorious components of apartment balconies in Greater Tel Aviv, disappeared to.
"We started tracing the path of discarded construction material," relates Tomer. "We discovered that the renovators weren't willing to give us the shutters and would only sell them to us, because they sell the aluminum frames. From the renovators we moved on to scrap metal shops, where we saw how they mishandled the poor plastic shutters, kicked them and broke them. We asked one of the scrap-shop owners for the shutters and because he had to pay for waste removal, he agreed to let us take as much as we wanted. We came, loaded up, and that's how we found new raw material to work with."
Ever since, Shpigel explains, she, Breskin and Tomer have lived in the studio amid piles of the plastic shutters, which are sorted, painted and cut on the way to their transformation into finished products. The three have used the blinds to create a surprising and original line of furniture that so far includes a stool, a chair and a CD rack whose precise, minimalist esthetic contradicts the standard perception of their main component.
Even though the main raw material is considered very Israeli, Tomer says the studio, located in Moshav Beit Yitzhak, has received favorable responses from Japan, Italy and France. It turns out that the same plastic blinds are used in these countries. In Israel, she says, the initial reaction to the chair is wonder and questions like "Can you actually sit on that?" and "I recognize this, my grandmother had one like it."
The use of local materials is also reflected in the name of the studio. "It's 'kulla' (merely, in Hebrew slang) industrial design," explains Tomer with a smile. "In the end, they realize that it's the simplest thing, the smallest thing, that doesn't have to take itself too seriously." Shpigel adds: "There is sometimes a sense in the design world that everything is terribly serious, terribly lofty. In the end, it's design for people, simple, at eye level, everyday."
Breskin says the idea of opening a studio together came up while they were still students, when they discovered they had similar areas of interest. After Tomer and Shpigel worked for other studios, they decided to realize their shared dream. Breskin joined later: "We have more or less the same approach, the same taste in design. At first we built a portfolio with works from the time when all three of us were students, and we noticed that when someone who didn't know us looked at the portfolio they often thought that one person had done the whole thing."
Beyond the shared areas of interest, however, the main reason for opening a studio together was the desire to realize their dreams and not those of others. Shpigel: "In industrial design in Israel there aren't many interesting work options for young designers, who usually make blueprints, do technical work on a computer, things that appealed to us less. When you work for someone else you are realizing someone else's dreams, and that starts to frustrate you at some point. We wanted to create a framework that would enable us to do things that interest us, our things, from start to finish. We don't always know what the next project will be or where the money will come from. We say that we'll work with what is of interest to us and then it will work out from there."
Tomer: "This is also why what it was important to us to open the studio as close as possible to the time of our graduation, in order to maintain the spirit of creativity, innovation and daring."
Shpigel says, "It was important for us to maintain the framework from our studies. It's very fruitful, you're not in a vacuum. It's something that typifies our class a whole. To this day, when we have an idea or a sketch we send them first to our classmates and ask what they think. That of course doesn't mean we don't have any outside customers. That's where the money comes from."
As an example of an external project they refer to a project to build a sculpture garden in the Bird Mosaic forest in Caesarea, for the Caesarea Development Company. It brought 12 volunteer artists from the community together with 12 groups of golfers, kindergartens, schoolchildren and others who designed benches made from discarded materials from the Caesarea industrial park. "We went to all the factories to see what there was, what you could work with, what would be durable, what wasn't toxic, what is suitable for children to work with and so on," Tomer says. "Each group prepared a few sketches and we translated them into professional plans. We tried to limit them as little as possible. It took nine months and the whole process was very exciting.
"In general, this is a good example for understanding what interests us, it's more the materials and the work methods, and not necessarily the end product. So far it has not yet happened that someone came and said 'I want to make a ring or a new desk.' Each project has a supervisor, who coordinates, ties loose ends, worries about arrangements and manages the whole project," Tomer explains.
Doesn't a studio consisting of only three women generate tensions?
Shpigel: "On the contrary. Girl power, no? Basically, each one brings something a little different, and individual abilities. Miri and I are stronger in the details, the tuning, and compositions. Keren is stronger in the technical aspects, computers and anything related to carpentry and measurements. When she was abroad and we had to saw something, it just didn't come out the same."
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Hi. Mark again. As part of my role in Premier Field Engineering, I'm sometimes called upon to visit customers when they have a critical issue being worked by CTS, needing another set of eyes. For today's discussion, I'm going to talk you through, one such visit.
It was a dark and stormy night …
Well not really – it was mid-afternoon but these sorts of things always have that sense of drama.
The Problem
Custom applications were hard coded to use the PDC Emulator (PDCe) for authentication – a strategy the customer later abandoned to eliminate a single point of failure. The issue was hot because the PDCe was not processing authentication requests after a reboot.
The customer had noticed lsass.exe consuming a lot of CPU and this is where CTS were focusing their efforts.
The Investigation
Starting with the Directory Service event logs, I noticed the following:
Event Type: Information
Event Source: NTDS Replication
Event Category: Replication
Event ID: 1555
Date: <Date>
Time: <Time>
User: NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON
Computer: <Name of PDCe>
The local domain controller will not be advertised by the domain controller locator service as an available domain controller until it has completed an initial synchronization of each writeable directory partition that it holds. At this time, these initial synchronizations have not been completed.
The synchronizations will continue.
Event Type: Warning
Event ID: 2094
Date: <Date>
Performance warning: replication was delayed while applying changes to the following object. If this message occurs frequently, it indicates that the replication is occurring slowly and that the server may have difficulty keeping up with changes.
Object DN: CN=<ClientName>,OU=Workstations,OU=Machine Accounts,DC=<Domain Name>,DC=com
Object GUID: <GUID>
Partition DN: DC=<Domain Name>,DC=com
Server: <_msdcs DNS record of replication partner>
Elapsed Time (secs): 440
User Action
A common reason for seeing this delay is that this object is especially large, either in the size of its values, or in the number of values. You should first consider whether the application can be changed to reduce the amount of data stored on the object, or the number of values. If this is a large group or distribution list, you might consider raising the forest version to Windows Server 2003, since this will enable replication to work more efficiently. You should evaluate whether the server platform provides sufficient performance in terms of memory and processing power. Finally, you may want to consider tuning the Active Directory database by moving the database and logs to separate disk partitions.
If you wish to change the warning limit, the registry key is included below. A value of zero will disable the check.
Additional Data
Warning Limit (secs): 10
Limit Registry Key: System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters\Replicator maximum wait for update object (secs)
Event Source: NTDS General
Event ID: 1079
User: <SID>
Internal event: Active Directory could not allocate enough memory to process replication tasks. Replication might be affected until more memory is available.
Increase the amount of physical memory or virtual memory and restart this domain controller.
In summary, the PDCe hasn't completed initial synchronisation after a reboot and it's having memory allocation problems while it works on sorting it out. Initial synchronisation is discussed in:
Initial synchronization requirements for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 operations master role holders http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305476
With this information in hand, I had a chat with the customer hoping we'd identify a relevant change in the environment leading up to the outage. It became apparent they'd configured a policy for deploying RDP session certificates. Furthermore, they'd noticed clients receiving many of these certificates instead of the expected one.
RDP session certificates are Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates issued to Remote Desktop servers. It is also possible to deploy RDP session certificates to client operating systems such as Windows Vista and Windows 7. More on this later…
The customer and I examined a sample client and found 285 certificates! In addition to this unusual behaviour, the certificates were being published to Active Directory. There were 3700 affected clients – approx. 1 million certificates published to AD!
The Story So Far
We've injected huge amounts of certificate data into the userCertificate attribute of computer objects, we've got replication backlog due to memory allocation issues and the DC can't complete an initial sync before advertising itself as a DC.
What Happened Next Uncle Mark?!
The CTS engineer back at home base wanted to gather some debug logging of LSASS.exe. While attempting to gather such a log, the PDCe became completely unresponsive and we had to reboot.
While the PDCe rebooted, the customer disabled the policy responsible for deploying RDP session certificates.
After the reboot, the PDCe had stopped logging event 1079 (for memory allocation failures) but in addition to event 1555 and 2094, we were now seeing:
Event Type Warning
Event Category: DS RPC Client
Event ID: 1188
Computer: <Name of PDCe >
A thread in Active Directory is waiting for the completion of a RPC made to the following domain controller.
Domain controller:
<_msdcs DNS record of replication partner>
get changes
Thread ID:
<Thread ID>
Timeout period (minutes):
Active Directory has attempted to cancel the call and recover this thread.
If this condition continues, restart the domain controller.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
A bit more investigation with:
Repadmin.exe /showreps (or /showrepl for later versions of repadmin)
Repadmin.exe /showreps (or /showrepl for later versions of repadmin)
told us that all partitions were in sync except the domain partition – the partition with a million certificates attached to computer objects.
We decided to execute:
Repadmin.exe /replicate <Name of PDCe> <Closest Replication Partner> <Domain Naming Context> /force
Repadmin.exe /replicate <Name of PDCe> <Closest Replication Partner> <Domain Naming Context> /force
Next, we waited … for several hours.
While waiting, we considered:
Repl Perform Initial Synchronizations = 0
Both of these changes require a reboot. The customer was hesitant to reboot again and while they thought it over, initial sync completed.
With the PDCe authenticating clients, I headed home to get some sleep. The customer had disabled the RDP session certificate deployment policy and was busy clearing the certificate data out of computer objects in Active Directory.
The next day, I went looking for root cause. The customer had followed some guidance to deploy the RDP session certificates. Some of the guidance noted during the investigation is posted here:
I set up a test environment and walked through the guidance. After doing so, I did not experience the issue. I was getting a single certificate no matter how often I would reboot or apply Group Policy. In addition, RDP session certificates were not being published in Active Directory. Publishing in Active Directory is easily explained by this checkbox:
An examination of the certificate template confirmed they had this checked.
So why were clients in the customer environment receiving multiple certificates while clients in my test environment received just one?
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I noticed the following point in the guidance being followed by the customer:
A bit of an odd recommendation. Sure enough, the customer's template had different names for "Template display name" and "Template name". I changed my test environment to make the same mistake and suddenly I had a repro – a new certificate on every reboot and policy refresh.
Some research revealed that this was a known issue. One of these fields checks whether an RDP session certificate exists while the other field obtains a new certificate. Giving both fields the same name works around the problem.
So in the aftermath of this incident, there are some general recommendation that anyone can take to help avoid this kind of situation.
- Mark "Falkor" Renoden
Here's a bit more formal (and brief) description of the issue: support.microsoft.com/.../2531138.
Wow, crazy story.
I learned to start with the documentation after deploying Group Chat in my test lab. Despite the fact you _can_ rename the service account...there is (or was) a known issue where the account had to be named OCSChat. The Technet article even said something light, to the effect of "we recommend naming the account OCSChat", despite the fact it should have read "It is required to be named OCSChat"
BTW, the symptoms are a bit weird. In my lab I have the following since May.
1. The template name is NOT exactly "RemoteDesktopComputer".
2. The template display name and template CN ARE the same.
3. The "Publish certificate in Active Directory" is NOT selected. (Why in the world do I need it for Remote Desktop certs?).
4. The certificates are NOT renewed by themselves. In fact, theres's one certificate per machine. Everything works pretty as expected.
Yeah, and there's one more difference. My template is v3 one though the RDS team blog post suggests it should be a v2 one.
That KB article was actually the result of this issue.
The requirement isn't that the names be equal to "RemoteDesktopComputer", simply that they are the same - which you have.
There is no good reason to publish these certificates in Active Directory. It was simply a contributing factor in this particular issue.
- Mark
Hi Mark
As the customer in question, I like to set the record straight on a number of points.
We followed a TechNet article when configuring Win7 RDP cert enrolment, which makes no mention of the enrolment bug that we encountered or any workaround that should be used. We were an early adopter of Win7, so the guidance in the blog that you suggest we should have followed did not exist yet.
We did test this configuration prior to production implementation - one of the first issues we noticed was that RD was not using the client/server authentication certs that machines had already successfully enrolled for (for 802.1x and SCCM). So from day one, a design limitation in the way that that RDP selects local certificates created a situation where it was "normal" for a Win7 machine to enrol for more than one certificate for exactly the same purpose. I think you'll agree that without the benefit of hindsight, it would be hard under these circumstances to spot the upcoming trouble. Indeed, it took a considerable period of time before there were sufficient Win7 machines in the environment for the problem to reach critical mass and become a problem in the AD.
I guess we reached some different conclusions to you, notably the importance of establishing a long-term monitoring baseline for AD memory usage, and to question anomalies like having to enrol for a second cert with the same usage. Agree fully on the point of developers hard coding apps to point at named DC's, or DC's that hold the PDC FSMO role, and we are working very hard to address this.
Hiya SharpDev,
I don't believe Mark was stating that you did did things wrong or didn't test. The point of this blog most is more about how to troubleshoot (the issue is already well documented and old at this point, after all). I added a few sentences to make sure that's clear.
Every article we ever publish is, at it's heart, about some anonymous customer - and we take great pains to ensure every post contains no identifiable info. Some even take a rather perverse pride in it. :)
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Posted 13 June 2013 - 12:13 AM
three towns are located such that they are equal distant to the center of a park. What is longer, walking from one city to the other two or walking to the park and back?
note: by taking straight paths
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Spoiler for questionsCouple of questions here. If the towns are all an equal distance from the park, and we're assuming this as the crow flies, where are the towns in relation to one another? If they all happen to be less than 1/3 of the diameter from each other, then the distance is going to be less than going to the park and back. But if they are also spread out more than 1/3 of the diameter of the circle from one another on average, then it would be quicker to walk to the center and back. Also, are we assuming optimal routes, if it's just strictly to each of the other towns, and not round trip?
Thank you for the question.
I meant to state that each town is equal distant to the park and equidistant to each other but the towns may not be the same distance to the park as they are to each other. The trip to the towns is one way A to B to C while going to the park is there and back.
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Spoiler forAka, the perimeter of an equilateral triangle vs. twice the distance from one of the vertices to the center of the triangle.
shhhh i like to add context. lol
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Spoiler forAka, the perimeter of an equilateral triangle vs. twice the distance from one of the vertices to the center of the triangle.
but not the complete perimeter. A to B to C (not back to A).
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On the Road: Dan Sharp's Bay Ridge Hot LapTuesday, January 13th, 2015
When adventurist/photographer Daniel Sharp is short of time, he just concocts short adventures and invites some friends along for the ride. This time he's on the Bay Area Ridge Trail, actually a series of connectible trails that circumnavigates the San Francisco Bay. It stretches north Napa and Marin and south to San Jose.
What makes this trip so cool, in our eyes, is that it doesn't skip the ugly parts. Put another way, Dan and his friends engaged in the urban parts of this route, too. The Bay Area is a part of the world that serves up a lot of natural beauty despite its overall population density, and in some ways the reward of those views is enhanced by pounding the pavement from the city center to see it.
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They say the hardest part of any adventure is getting out the door, especially this time of year when in the Pacific Northwest rainy days start to outnumber sunny ones. For this, my fourth adventure of this project, the hardest part was choosing a route and finding a crew that could take time off to do a ride.
The word "ambitious" became the buzz word whenever we mentioned the route and our planned time frame. I took that to be a euphemism for crazy or just plain stupid. Well, if that's the case then maybe this is a 3-day fastpacking trip within urban boundaries. Why get so hung up on terminology? Let's just go ride mountain bikes around the bay and see what that's like, so that's exactly what we did.
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For decades education in Mexico has been trapped by suspicious arrangements between the national agency for education and the main teachers union. It is commendable, that new President Peña Nieto aims to recover, from the Teacher's Union (SNTE), the education policy decisions that the National Education Act confers, mainly, to the National Department of Education (SEP) and other local education authorities (articles 12 and 13).
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In an attempt to reproduce your problem, I:
1. ran `eselect opengl set xorg-x11`
2. restarted xorg
3. logged into KDE 4.4.4 (same version as you)
4. made sure compositing was disabled
5. verified that my /var/log/Xorg.0.log looks like yours
6. ran htop
CPU usage according to htop varied between 0% and 2.5% in both cores.
gentoo ~amd64 (not funtoo)
gentoo-sources 2.6.34-r1
nvidia-drivers 256.35
xorg-server 184.108.40.2062 (you're running 126.96.36.1991)
Athlon 64 X2 4600+ (2.4GHz, very similar to your CPU)
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I still think your wacky configuration (nvidia driver without glx) is one of the roots of your problem, but it must not be the only cause.
Actually now I'm running xorg-server 18.104.22.1682 and have a GeForce 8800GTX.
One big difference is that I use a hardened kernel ver 2.6.32 which doesn't allow the glx module to run code on the stack (which is the way I set it to not allow that).
Since the Nvidia driver is closed source, the open source community can't see if there are any other security risks so I don't use the glx module.
It could be the hardened kernel or that your using a newer kernel but that doesn't explain why Nvidia driver ver 195.36.24 seems to work ok.
Anyway I plan to start using the nouveau driver when it works with dual-link LCD monitors so I won't have to depend on Nvidia closed drivers.
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They do use the Rogers SportsNet and CSN Philly feeds at times, however DirecTV does too since DirecTV currently lists Raptors @ 76ers tommorow night at 8pm ET on channel 751. iNDemand is using the CSN Philly feed for that game, I don't know which feed DirecTV is using.
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maybe Rogers SportsNet ?
iNDemand only has 9 HD feeds for League Pass, they also have 10 SD feeds, 2 of them, including the HD feeds, are used for a Mosaic channel and another for a stats channel. If they have room they fit in dual feeds. If there's more than 8 games going on at a time, the stats channel goes away, if there's more than 9 games, the mosaic channel goes away. They also share the League Pass channels with MLS Direct Kick for the first weeks of the season.
They do use the Rogers SportsNet and CSN Philly feeds at times, however DirecTV does too since DirecTV currently lists Raptors @ 76ers tommorow night at 8pm ET on channel 751. iNDemand is using the CSN Philly feed for that game, I don't know which feed DirecTV is using.
They have used it for MLB EI and NHL CI but they may be useing the feeds from the NBA for it as well and that may be CSN Philly and yes Philly has been used in the past as well.
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My very first attempt at animation and a very newbie question!
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I try to draw quite a lot but have only very recently become interested in animation. Here is my very first effort, but I would like any advice offered.
I produced this very clumsily, just by drawing from scratch each new frame (8 altogether) and only being able to try to align the pose by measuring and guessing.
So, if anyone has any ideas, how do I create reliable hand-drawn animation without the image jumping around the screen? I have heard something about peg-bars, but it all sounds rather confusing...thanks
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For a first attempt, it's a damn good one. Peg bars are there to "reference" your sheets together. Basically to have your sheets always aligned so your drawings won't jump about all over the place when you a) animate and b) shoot or scan your sheets.
When animating, we usually "roll" sheets. After a 2 minutes search on google, I found this video which shows what it means.
If you don't want to use a peg bar with animation paper, you can start with a tight notebook or flipbook. Just start from the back and draw your way forward in straight ahead.
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Keep at it. I suggest torrenting Richard Williams The Animators Survival Kit Animated he goes through all the basics!
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I can't see the video (I'm at work), but I can tell you that peg bars are awesome. They tend to work best with the paper they're made for (translucent paper specially punched for the type of peg bar they match) and with a lightbox underneath (I have one of the ones you can find at Michaels craft stores, not perfect but usable). But those are for when you're really ready to sink the money into learning the work, at least the special paper is. I'd suggest the same book Dy suggested. There's a reason instructors use it. Also just study and keep at it and keep asking questions!
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FYI, Richard Williams has the book and the DVD set out. The set is based on the book.
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thanks a lot guys, feel really good now about starting to learn as much as i can about animation
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"Character Animation: 2D Skills for Better 3D" by Steve Roberts is a pretty good book for learning some of the fundamentals of animation in a very easy to read and understand format. It's a pretty good bridge between 2D and 3D animation too.


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