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Some of you may be testing with Hopper now for certification and/or being asked to meet Mean Time To Failure (MTTF) bars as part of a relationship with a device maker. In order to be labeled a Windows Mobile powered device, the unit must pass a series of tests which are collectively known as the LTK (Logo Test Kit). If you ship your software in-ROM then your app becomes part of the stability tests they have to pass before release. There is nothing worse then to be sitting on a huge opportunity to ship in-ROM and find yourself as the focus of a failed Hopper test and holding up the device release.
Hopper isn't very smart, but he's surprisingly effective at exposing MTTF issues. Lately, I've had several partner become the subject of "Start Menu Dead" failures so I thought it might make a useful post.
For those of you unfamiliar with Hopper, it's a simple little app that basically simulates a 5 year old, jacked up on sugar that has taken over your mobile device. Tapping like crazy-- switching apps-- doing all kinds of things that a normal user might never do. Maybe that's not a completely fair description-- but think of a lot of random events that are periodically paused to make sure basic system functionality is still responsive-- like the START MENU.
Hopper runs for a period of time and reports a number of failure scenarios. Examples:
Applications that run in full screen (using SHFullScreen) can sometimes create problems for Hopper. Since Hopper likes to jump around, switch apps, and test the Start Menu-- it needs to be able to get out of an application running in full screen mode. Many full screen apps like games, navigation software, etc., will use a custom UI to take over the display and omit standard exit controls and window messages that Hopper uses. Once Hopper gets into a full screen app like this, it can get stuck and then report failures when it can't get out or access the Start Menu. When it does, your failure log will often look something like this:
Build = 15342 (OS 318)(Hop 220.127.116.1172).
Random Seed = 55592.
Previous runtime = 21 mins (0 hrs 21 mins).
Ended by: Start menu dead, not responding!
Boot count (prev): 3 (0)
ACTIONS/min = 149
Total States = 10
ACTIONS/min = 149; Total States = 10
EndType = Start menu dead, not responding
The important stuff If you have an application that runs in fulls screen mode, be sure that Hopper can get out and access the Start Menu. If it sends a VK_THOME, it should always take you to the Home Screen. If it sends a VK_LWIN then it should always bring up the Start Menu. If you do anything to hold focus or prevent those messages from activating another window, then you will have problems. If Hopper cannot get out, it will try to dismiss your application by issuing a VK_ESCAPE and VK_RETURN on PPC (Classic/Pro). On Standard (Smartphone) it will attempt to dismiss by trying variations of the softkeys and sending a VK_TBACK. Make sure you handle those messages to close your app or release screen control in order to avoid the Start Menu Dead failure in Hopper.
Be sure to check out the Hopper blog for more info on using this tool.
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School closure messages and what they mean.
"One or two hours late"
þ All schools and full day programs start one /two hours late.
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In addition, the company released a statement which said, "We have initiated formal legal proceedings against Oregon OSHA for damages arising out of misconduct for manipulating test results."
Despite it all, many women refuse to give up the products, calling the experience "life changing."
A few days before the Oregon OSHA's findings were released, "Good Morning America" tagged along with Krystal Mansour and Ranya Douglas, two salon clients who wanted to test the Brazilian Blowout in the hopes that it could tame their wayward hair.
"I would just like to be able to wake up, do my hair without a problem," Mansour, a resident of New York's Long Island, said. "I don't want to have to wait a whole half an hour, flat-ironing, pin curling, blow-drying, relaxing."
At the salon, stylists applied the solution, which, according to the company's website, is made of amino acids and nutrients.
The stylist promised the keratin in the products would leave hair shiny and smooth finish.
After the products was applied, the stylist used a flat iron to seal the treatment.
Only 30 minutes into the process, Mansour started to complain that her eyes were burning.
"My eyes are pretty sensitive," she said. "It's just one of those things. I mean, the same thing when I get my hair colored."
But both women were more than happy with the results.
"It is bone straight," Douglas, 24, said of her hair. "It never gets this way. It never looks this polished. The edges are usually so frizzy. I can't believe my hair looks like this."
Mansour considered her treatment life-changing.
"Now I can show it to the world," she said. "I'm just so excited. This product is really awesome."
The makers of Brazilian Blowout defended their product, saying they were conducting their own investigation.
Because OSHA did not request samples directly from the company, Brazilian Blowout is questioning the results.
"At Brazilian Blowout, the safety of our products, stylists and consumers is our number one priority," the company said in a statement. "We stand behind the integrity of our product, and affirm that our professional solution is indeed formaldehyde-free."
Click HERE to read Brazilian Blowout's complete statement.
Brazilian Blowout doesn't come cheap. Treatments can range from $200 to $500, and the results can last from 10 to 12 weeks if clients use the after-care product line, according to the company's website.
Platform Artistic Salon in Oregon no longer uses the product. The product was tested in Oregon initially because of the salon's experience with it.
Salon owner Pauline Steiner told the Oregonian newspaper that she and stylist Molly Scrutton, fitness enthusiasts and running partners, suffered ill effects.
"After about three months of using the product, "we just realized our lungs felt impacted from doing the Blowout," Steiner told the newspaper. "We couldn't run the next day."
Brazilian Blowout says their case has been turned over to OSHA in California and so far no action has been taken against them.
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The U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force has posted its "Most Wanted" list for this month. Call 412-422-GRAB (4722) if you recognize anyone pictured in this slideshow.(NOTE: All information in this slideshow comes directly from the task force website.)
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May 5, 2014
HSI/India Applauds Drug Controller's Vision to Replace Animals in Pharmaceutical Testing
HSI/India welcomed recent statements by Dr. G.N. Singh, India's Drug Controller General and head of the Central Drug Standard Control Organization, that he is giving serious consideration to modernizing India's pharmaceutical safety assessment by replacing old-fashioned animal testing with modern non-animal alternatives.
May 2, 2014
Outgoing Drug Technical Advisory Board Receives Leadership in Animal Welfare Award
India's outgoing Drug Technical Advisory Board received Humane Society International's Leadership in Animal Welfare Award for its exemplary support in improving the standard of animal welfare in the country.
May 1, 2014
HSI Goes High-Tech for Dogs
HSI street dog surveyors used a mobile phone app to do a census of street dogs in India.
April 28, 2014
Chinese Scientists Learn Cosmetics Testing Without Animals Ahead of New Regulations
Scientists in China are being trained in how to use state-of-the-art in vitro methods to test cosmetics instead of using live animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs, as part of an $80,000 grant from HSI, The HSUS and the Human Toxicology Project Consortium.
April 28, 2014
动物试验, 化妆品动物试验, 非动物测试方法
April 25, 2014
The Animals' Republic of China?
In the wake of an admission by Canadian Fisheries Minister Gail Shea that animal advocates had essentially succeeded in preventing Canada's bid to sell seal meat in China from going through, HSUS President & CEO Wayne Pacelle reviewed recent HSI victories in China.
April 3, 2014
Indian Political Parties Urged to Include Animal Welfare in 2014 General Elections Manifesto
HSI/India presented a model Manifesto on Animal Welfare to all political parties in India, urging them to include animal welfare in their 2014 General Elections manifesto.
April 2, 2014
A Détente in Whale Wars?
Japan announced that it would not send a whaling fleet to the Southern Ocean for the 2014 hunting season, and Rakuten.com said it would ban the sale of whale and dolphin meat.
April 2, 2014
Vietnam Business and Women's Groups Receive Training to Help Reduce Demand for Rhino Horns
Participants representing business and women's groups in Vietnam took part in training workshops to promote wildlife conservation and help stop the buying, selling and use of rhino horns in the country.
March 31, 2014
A Whale of a Ruling
The ICJ ruled that Japan's southern ocean whaling activities were in breach of the International Convention on the Regulation of Whaling.


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It doesn't happen as often as it used to, let alone two players in the same game, but last night we saw Ryane Clowe and Joe Thornton of the San Jose Sharks recorded Gordie Howe Hat Tricks (goal-assist-fight) in the Sharks 6-5 win over the Kings in a shootout. Said Clowe following his historic night:
"I'll celebrate it with sleeping tonight, I'm tired. I don't know, It's just one of those games where I had an opportunity to score on a shootout … hopefully save that for some other time."
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2012 Awards Season: Live Blogging the Oscars... Best Picture... The Arist
February 26th, 2012
It's Oscars night. (Actually, it's 3:43 in the morning as I'm typing this, but I thought I would get a jump on the celebration.) As I do every year, I will follow the announcements live and update our list of Oscar winners. However, this year I will be doing it a little differently and the list of nominees below will include the favorites as picked by our readers in Italics and as picked by me in Bold. So you can watch live and tell when I'm out of the running for our Oscar contest. (I figure it will take at least 17 wins out of 24 to come out on top. Maybe even 18 or 19 wins.) So, will The Artist be the big winner tonight as our readers predict? Or will Hugo score the upset? Stay tuned to fine out.
The categories and nominations are...
- Nat Faxon, Alexander Payne, and Jim Rash for The Descendants
- Saving Face
- The Shore
- The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore
- Ludovic Bource for The Artist
- "Man or Muppet" from The Muppets
- Before we get to the notes and reactions about the winners, one last note / reaction about our contest. Our readers and I agree on a lot of categories. Going from the top, it isn't until we reach Best Feature Length Documentary that we disagree and even then, it's close. In fact there are more categories where there is a disagreement between who I think will win and who I think should win.
And now on to the actual winners...
After a particularly poorly timed computer crash, live blogging begins now.
- Hugo wins for Cinematography, which is deserved, but neither me nor our readers predicted. This could be a very good omen for Hugo's chances overall, and a very bad omen for my chances at winning our Oscar Prediction Contest. (Although I'm not eligible for the prizes regardless.)
- Two awards in and Hugo has two wins. This one was expected, on the other hand.
- The Artist won for Costume Design, which is another award that was predicted by both our readers and myself. Had it lost here, it could have been a long night for the film.
- I was hoping Monsieur Lazhar (Canada) would win, but practically everyone expected A Seperation (Iran) to win, and it did.
- Really? The Iron Lady had better make-up than Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Granted, CG effects have replaced a lot of make-up special effects, but still.
- Octavia Spencer winning for The Help could be the least surprising result of the night.
- While our readers picked The Artist for Best Editing, I and the Academy picked The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I have to thank What the Flick for that one.
- On the other hand, our readers picked correctly that Hugo would win Sound Editing, while I was going for War Horse. I figured it was such Oscar bait it would win at least one award and this one seemed like the most obvious choice.
- I'm so glad I was wrong here and Hugo won over Transformers: Dark of the Moon. However, in my defense, this is a category where a really bad movie can win an Oscar.
- Undefeated beat out both our readers' prediction (Paradise Lost) and my prediction (Pina)
- Rango won, which is a result that should surprise very few people. Although I still think Winnie the Pooh deserved the Oscar.
- Hugo wins again over our readers' favorite, Rise of the Planet of the Apes. With five wins, Hugo could be the big winner of the night.
- Christopher Plummer for Beginners was another easily predicted result.
- The Artist picks up only its second award. Had it lost here, it would have been seen as a shock and would have made me suspect it would lose Best Picture.
- "Man or Muppet" from The Muppets wins Best Original Song. It was the obvious choice in a strange year with only two nominees.
- I don't know if Alexander Payne will win an Oscar for Directing in his career, but he has another one writing for The Descendants
- Woody Allen won his fourth Oscar for Midnight in Paris
- The Shore won for Best Live Action short over Tuba Atlantic, and now I have no chance of topping our readers overall.
- Saving Face won over our favorite, The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom. Short films are notoriously hard to predict.
- Our readers went two for three on the shorts, The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore winning for Best Animated Short film.
- I wanted Martin Scorsese to win for Hugo, Michel Hazanavicius winning for The Artist was the most likely result.
- Jean Dujardin won for The Artist. I disagree with this one, but I'm not surprised.
- Meryl Streep winning for Iron Lady is arguably the closest we've had to an upset all night, as Viola Davis for The Help was picked by most to win. However, Meryl Streep had such a long losing streak, her winning wasn't really a shock.
- The night ends with The Artist picking up the top prize, which should really go to the Weinsteins' Oscar campaign managers. And in a few years, most people will argue The Descendants or Hugo deserved it more.
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Negative - Fremantle, Western Australia, circa 1925 Reg. No: MM 8479
- Description Of Content:
- British migrants on the 'SS Beltana', the ship was on its last voyage and was held up in fremantle for eight days because of a coal strike.
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- Copied from Mrs Wynne Jennings, 1991
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With Mark Williams, Slow Food USA South-East Governor and Brown-Forman executive chef. Among Yew Dell's most popular classes, the Cooking from the Garden series offers Mark's expert information in a lively interactive class. The whole while, Mark slices, dices and entertains, followed by sumptuous sampling of the seasonally inspired dishes he creates. You'll go home with a new take on the veggie garden, a handful of recipes and enough new knowledge to make you the hit of your next dinner party!
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|July 12, 1951
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Brian Grazer was the executive producer of 24, via his production company Imagine Entertainment. Through Imagine, co-founded with Ron Howard, he has been producer or executive producer on over 100 TV shows and movies. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California's Film and Television program.
He has been an executive producer of 24 from the pilot episode in 2001 to the series finale.
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- "Cinderella Man"
- Arrested Development
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|Rye flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Active dry yeast
|1 Tablespoon (1 Package)
|Caraway seed
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Warm water
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs) (110°)
|Cooking oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
In large mixer bowl combine rye flour, 1/2 cup of the all-purpose flour, yeast, caraway seed, and salt.
Combine the water oil, and honey.
Add to dry mixture in mixer bowl.
Beat at low speed with electric mixer for 1/2 minute, scraping sides of bowl constantly.
Beat 3 minutes at high speed.
By hand, stir in remaining all-purpose flour.
Place in lightly greased bowl; turn once.
Cover; let rise in warm place till double (about 1 hour).
Stir down.
Spread evenly in well-greased 1 1/2-quart casserole.
Let rise till nearly double (about 30 minutes).
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New home secretary thrust into centre of the storm· Jacqui Smith put in the limelight as crisis unfolds
· Change of tone evident in response to terror plot
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Nine points and fine after losing control of £830,000 carA man who crashed one of the fastest and most expensive cars in the world was fined £400 and given nine penalty points on his licence yesterday.
Drivers lose speed camera test case in Strasbourg court· Car owners must reveal who was at the wheel
· European judges rule on right to silence
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Flood chiefs fear worst with warnings of new downpours· Hundreds of extra staff mobilised
· National coordination centre passes first test
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Best of enemies - PM's unlikely alliance with right wing editorThe Daily Mail editor, Paul Dacre, is said to regard Gordon Brown as a kindred spirit. By Michael White.
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News in briefMoD compounded grief of families, inquest told | King of the ringers tops the 5,000-peal mark
Find this evil man, murder victim's family implore Japanese· New appeal to kickstart bathtub murder inquiry
· Police offer million-yen reward to catch killer
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Coming soon to the streets of Britain: 189 cycle racers and a French escortSouth-east in line for £115m tourism boost as historic event crosses the Channel.
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Inmates go free to ease jail crisis· 1,200 released early under emergency package
· Prison population again tops 81,000 record
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Sudden decline seen in attacks by animal rights extremists
· Far fewer protests at homes of scientists
· Tougher laws and stronger policing seen as factors
Examine the data, not the authorBen Goldacre: We live in troubled times, where scientific research - at least in popular forums like newspapers - is only ever critiqued by ad hominem attacks on the person who did it
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Apple faithful queue for an act of techo-worship in New York
Greg Packer is first in the queue outside the Apple store in New York. He has been sitting on the same spot since 5am on Monday. By Ed Pilkington in New York and Bobbie Johnson.
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Couple accused of Madeleine extortion attempt· Pair allegedly claimed to know where child was
· Target said to have been £2.5m reward fund
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Making the most of a mottoSimon Hoggart: I was amazed that Gordon Brown could even remember his school motto.
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Turkey warns of plans to invade northern Iraq· Call for US to move against Kurdish guerrillas
· PKK behind bombings in Ankara, say authorities
Robot cop: coming to a city near you soon
Real-life Robocops, robots armed with lethal weaponry and a programmed determination to eliminate foes, could become a key element in global counter-terrorist and military operations within 10 years, a US security expert said yesterday.
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Egypt bans female circumcision after death of 12-year-old girlEgypt has banned all female circumcision after the death this week of a 12-year-old girl undergoing the widely practised procedure.
One million homeless in Pakistan· Cyclone claims 90 lives, but figure expected to rise
· Helicopters and aid planes unable to reach victims
Attempt to kill Ivory Coast leaderIvory Coast's prime minister, Guillaume Soro, survived an assassination attempt yesterday when his plane was hit by a missile.
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From asylum seeker to Ireland's first black mayor in seven years· Independent politician fled Nigeria with family
· 43-year-old hails country's swift transformation
Video suggests German politician killed himself in parachute jumpThe unexplained death of Jürgen Möllemann - one of Germany's most flamboyant politicians - was judged to be a suicide yesterday after the emergence of an amateur video showing his final fatal parachute jump.
Romney 'terrified' family dog
Animal lovers hit the roof after it was revealed that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney strapped his Irish setter to the top of his car during a 12-hour drive from Boston to Ontario, terrifying the dog and causing a health hazard to other road users.
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As memories of colonial rule fade, a prosperous island celebrates successTen years after Hong Kong returned to Chinese control, early fears look unfounded but democracy is distant.
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Under the weatherThunderstorms and torrential rain have brought death and destruction to many parts of Britain this week. But why, asks Brian Cathcart, is everyone so surprised?
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If Catholicism is a 'big tent', it is one with a door policy and rulesThe Catholic church used to seem 'exotic' but Blair may be drawn by more practical, family matters.
Saturday pages p32
Is it a bird? A plane? No, it's the Quartet's fifth horsemanMarina Hyde: Tony Blair's appointment as Middle East envoy beggars belief. But then his Texan benefactor has form on jobs-for-the-boys.
The city will not sleepChris Patten: A decade on, Hong Kong isn't yet truly democratic. But its people will make Beijing release the brakes.
The death of deferenceJohn Harris: When the Mail trains its guns on the super-rich, you can see how widely resentment has spread.
Comment & debate p34
The stuff of fictionEoin McNamee: Tomorrow's Concert for Diana is just the latest chapter in a story bloated with literary themes.
Brown's new beginning is just what Labour needsMartin Kettle: It's early days, of course, but the clampdown on spin and an empowered cabinet point to a bright new phase for the party.
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Corrections and clarificationsTodays corrections.
In praise of... Hermione GrangerLeader: While bright and charmingly diffident, Hermione doesn't fall into the fictional female stereotype of being all books and no looks.
Wet, wet, wetLeader: This week's flooding was one of many challenges for a new government. But it is about more than local misery: it is about choice, too. Telling waterlogged Sheffield that it does not merit protection is not the best of solutions.
His first big testLeader: Gordon Brown's friends compare him to a grand master - a strategist, always thinking several moves ahead.
Country diaryRadnor
Editorials & reply p36
Face to faithIan Bradley: Scottish Presbyterian manses are fertile breeding grounds for socially aware politicians, says Ian Bradley.
The practical benefits of physicsLetters: Physics should "shift its focus to the dimensions that generate the forces of nature that we depend on" and get some "practical importance" (Letters, June 28).
Spiced outLetters: It is not the case that "any channel that ran the ad would risk losing its Ofcom licence", as Simon Jenkins suggests (Comment, June 22).
Smoking ban catches the public moodLetters: Tomorrow a UK-wide ban on smoking in enclosed public places takes effect.
Boomerang effectLetters: Your report on the criminal justice and immigration bill (Justice reforms focus on prostitution and jail numbers, June 27) quotes me as opposing new restrictions on suspended sentences.
Ideas to improve our democracyLetters: Constitutional and parliamentary reform (Report, June 29) may not feel like pressing issues compared to Iraq or terrorism - but a strong parliament is the backbone of our representative democracy.
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Police aid piracy watchdog over filesharing claims at Honeywell
The UK record industry has widened its anti-piracy net to the corporate world with an investigation into allegations of an illegal music filesharing network at a British office of the US industrial and aerospace company Honeywell.
Financial p38
Oil will grow on trees in BP's latest biofuel joint venture
BP has set up a venture with biodiesel firm D1 Oils to increase planting of jatropha, an oilseed tree that produces an inedible vegetable oil used to make biofuel.
Financial p39
Savings figure at 50-year low while incomes continue to decline
· Brown's 'less than golden legacy' to new chancellor
· Statistics stoke fears that interest rates are too high
Fopp music chain falls victim to downloads and supermarkets
Intense price competition and falling CD sales have claimed another victim on the high street with the closure of Fopp, Britain's largest independent music retailer.
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Sahar Hussein al-HaideriObituary: Fearless Iraqi reporter killed by extremists.
Kiichi MiyazawaObituary: Former Japanese prime minister who fought to restore friendship with wartime enemies.
Letter: Carey BellTim Towers writes ... I saw Carey Bell (obituary, June 8) and Lurrie play on his UK tour in the most incongruous venue imaginable - a tiny country and western club in the middle of rural Hampshire called the Ponderosa.


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The first thing that I would have to say is that I think you need to spend more time at the character design stage because I feel the doctor is a bit unappealing.
As far as the story goes, spend a bit more time getting a concise script together and work on timing. In ep.2 when the camera cuts to the friend sandwich on the table I thing the shot lasts too long.
The sound effects are ok, but I think they need to be less in your face. I would drop the volume of them down and add an ambient noise track very low so you don't notice the start and end of sounds so much.
I have to admit that I smiled and the invention tests in ep.2
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Consumers in the UK are lapping up more and more electronic media and communications services according to the new "Communications Market 2004 Report," published last week by Ofcom, regulator for the UK communications industries (TV, telco, wireless, radio, etc) .
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Thought: if we are doing more digital media consumption, we must being do less of something else... but less of what? It can't be less commuting because we're doing more of that, or less time doing 'leisure' stuff, but this is on the increase too. Maybe we're doing more at the same time?
This train of thought led me to an interesting article: The Impact Of Internet Use on Sociability: Time-Diary Findings (PDF) by Norman H. Nie and D. Sunshine Hillygus (Stanford University), exploring the "displacement" theory of Internet use:
"The hypothesis is quite simple: the Internet has created a shift in people's time allocation. The more time they sit in front of a computer screen, the less time they have for interacting directly with family and friends. This "displacement" model holds that time on one activity simply cannot be spent on another activity, since time is a zero-sum phenomenon. Because there are only 24 hours in a day, time spent on one activity must often be traded off against time spent on other activities. Like any activity, time online fundamentally competes with, rather than complements, face-to-face social time.
The alternate hypothesis is that the Internet offers an additional technology for both engaging in social interaction and coordinating social activities. This efficiency hypothesis contends that the Internet makes other activities more efficient, resulting in less stress and more time for social activities (for example, Franzen 2000). For instance, if an individual is able to shop online more quickly than shopping at a store, it may free up time to spend with friends or family. The data in this article can be used to test whether the net effect of Internet use on sociability more closely adheres to this efficiency hypothesis or to the displacement hypothesis. If the relationship between time on the Internet and time socializing is positive, the results will support the efficiency hypothesis. The present hypothesis, however, is that the relationship is negative, thus supporting the displacement hypothesis."
More related articles are listed at the Stanford University 'IT and Sociability' web journal website.
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Focus on: Emergency ultrasound for deep vein thrombosis. American College of Emergency Physicians website. Available at: http://www.acep.org/content.aspx?id=44490. Accessed October 13, 2014.
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Waukesha — Responding to concerns about the Waukesha County clerk's election systems before last fall's primary election, a county audit report released Wednesday concludes that while security and backup procedures could be improved, the clerk's system generally complies with state guidelines.
The report - to be discussed Monday by the County Board's Executive Committee - was prompted after Director of Administration Norman A. Cummings said County Clerk Kathy Nickolaus had been uncooperative with attempts to have the county's information technologists review her systems and confirm that backups were in place.
Among the recommendations from Internal Audit Manager Lori Schubert: assigning different IDs and passwords to three employees who now use the same one; never connecting certain PCs to the county network or Internet; and storing periodic backup of programming data someplace other than the courthouse.
The report also looked at Nickolaus' role in coordinating the federally financed purchase of municipalities' polling equipment for use by those with disabilities. The audit concluded that she did not - but should - fully comply with county purchasing policies, such as competitive bidding, memorandums of understanding with municipalities and a county ordinance accepting the donation of programming software.
The county clerk is an elected constitutional officer responsible for elections, including working with municipal clerks in programming polling machines, preparing ballots and collecting results.
According to a consulting firm, Wipfli of Milwaukee, that helped evaluate the systems, Nickolaus uses five dated personal computers purchased between 1999 and 2006 that run state-approved election systems and another system for collecting election-day results by modem from municipalities.
The computers are not connected to the county network or Internet, and physical access to them is limited.
"While there is a reasonable level of security with the status quo, these un-patched PCs will have many known vulnerabilities and risks that could be exploited if they were ever allowed to be online," Wipfli's analysis said.
The consulting firm said, however, that in its opinion, "the current infrastructure configuration of the election systems managed by the Waukesha County clerk exhibits a very low security risk to the county."
Nickolaus expects to upgrade her system next year. New election software is expected to be approved by Wisconsin's Government Accountability Board then, after which all five of her existing election PCs would be replaced with two new ones.
In her written response to auditor Schubert, Nickolaus said she was pleased with Wipfli's "very low security risk" assessment and added, "I will take each of the recommendations mentioned into consideration."


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As the Israeli offensive heads into its sixth day and the missile strikes in Gaza continue, the international community has increased the volume on its call for a cease-fire.
Israeli warplanes struck 20 targets in Gaza overnight. The Israeli Air Force widened its targets to include Hamas' political institutions, its parliament and the Ministry of Justice. Israeli planes also hit the tunnels used for smuggling on the Gaza-Egypt border.
"Hamas government sites serve as a critical component of the terrorist groups' infrastructure in Gaza," Israel's Defense Force said in a statement.
An Israeli airstrike today hit the house of senior Hamas leader Nizar Rayyan, killing him, his wife and three children. Rayyan had refused to leave his house since the beginning of the Israeli offensive Saturday.
As of now, 26 Hamas rockets have been fired at Israeli cities. One was a direct hit on a residential building in Ashdod, about 17 miles north of Gaza. There were no casualties.
This afternoon, the Israeli Air Force struck the underground launching post from which the rocket that hit Ashdod was launched. Israeli planes also targeted several weaponry storage facilities in Gaza.
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh spoke on local TV Wednesday night for the first time since hostilities broke out, detailing his conditions for a cease-fire.
"First, Israel must stop the aggression, lift the siege on Gaza and open the border crossings," he said, speaking from a bunker somewhere in the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, who is a contender in next month's election to become Israel's prime minister, rejected any cease-fire, saying such a move at this time would only benefit Hamas.
In an interview with ABC News' chief Washington correspondent George Stephanopoulos, Livni said the cease-fire was unnecessary because Israel is keeping the border "crossings open during this operation" to allow "humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip."
Inside Gaza humanitarian conditions are getting worse, with people waiting hours for bread alone. The number of dead in Gaza has risen to an estimated 400, with 2,000 injured. The U.N. special representative told ABC News Wednesday that the number of dead was between 320 to 390 -- 20 percent to 25 percent of them women and children.
Diplomatic activity to stop the fighting is gaining pace but so is the momentum for an Israeli ground invasion. One Israeli officer told ABC News this morning, "If anyone thinks that we are going to behave gently, they are wrong."
A poll conducted by the influential Israeli newspaper Haaretz showed that 52 percent of Israelis are in favor of continuing the airstrikes but that 19 percent favor a ground invasion. Twenty percent of Israelis said the country should declare a cease-fire as soon as possible.
The Haaretz-Dialog poll also showed that Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, leader of the diminished Labor Party and most credited with the military offensive, is gaining most in the polls.
A week before the offensive, polls showed Labor winning 10 seats in elections to be held Feb.10. Today's poll shows the same party winning 16 seats.
Perhaps in a bid to better Barak's chances even further, the influential Israeli Web site YNET reported that Barak was moving his house from Tel Aviv to Israel's southern Negev region, which has been under constant barrage from Hamas rockets.


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You know, come to think of it, activated or not, if it expires in 180 days, they might not bother with a 40 use limit or whatever. At least, I'm not finding anything to suggest "you only have x number uses left". It's already limited.
Well within 180 days, the next beta should be released or something, and then we can install from there. I rather doubt they'd make beta 2 open, but then close up RC1, leaving people unable to access their files that were stored in the new file formats until the product goes retail.
If a lot of peeps are having problems activating, and they're aware of it, I can almost gaurentee another beta will be out there also. Naturally, once the product ships, they don't want their paying customers to be unable to activate, then... Well true, there will be the phone option by then
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Apple has introduced its variable pricing plan to its iTunes download store in the both the US and the UK.
The new pricing was announced back in January at the Macworld expo, as the company revealed it was to offer more DRM-free music.
In the States, Apple will sell downloads with tiered pricing of either 69 cents, 99 cents or $1.29 per track.
UK pricing tiers are 59 pence, 79 pence and 99 pence. At the time of the announcement, Apple said this pricing is "based on what the music labels charge Apple".
Apple says its whole catalogue of over 10 million songs is now 100% iTunes Plus and available DRM-free in the higher quality 256 kbps AAC encoding.