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Patrol: Paramedics Injured After Ambulance Rolls To Avoid Furniture
Two paramedics are recovering Sunday after rolling an ambulance in Edina to avoid furniture that had fallen onto the highway.
Northbound Hwy 100 To Close Between Hwy 62, I-394
Construction on the Canadian Pacific Railway Bridge in St. Louis Park is closing northbound Highway 100 between Golden Valley and Edina this weekend. The Minnesota Department of Transportation says northbound Hwy 100 will be closed from 9 p.m. on June 5 until 5 a.m. on June 8.
Hwy 100 Closing For Weekend Construction In St. Louis Park
Crews are working to widen the highway to put three lanes in each direction. MnDOT says families living near the project will hear noise and vibration during the overnight hours.
Good Question: Why Does MnDOT Close So Much Roadway?
This weekend, MnDOT will close the six miles of Highway 100 between Highway 62 and I-394 as part of a larger project to widen the road.
Five Miles Of Hwy 100 Closing For Overpass Overhaul
The first major closure in the metro this year starts at 9 p.m. Friday night on Highway 100. Five miles of the busy stretch will be shut down between Interstate 394 and the Crosstown.
Tow Truck Driver Hurt In St. Louis Park Crash
Authorities say a tow truck driver had to be hospitalized early Wednesday morning after a crash on Highway 100 in St. Louis Park. Authorities were called at about 1:30 a.m. to the area of Highway 100 and Highway 7 in St. Louis Park after a flatbed tow truck hit a concrete barrier on the right shoulder of Highway 100.
Highway 100 Closing For The Weekend In SW Metro
Transportation officials say Highway 100 will be closed in the southwest metro this weekend as crews demolish a railway bridge over the roadway.
State Patrol: 1 Killed After Car Hits Guard Rail In Edina
One person is dead after a car hit a guard rail twice and then eventually struck the side of a bridge in Edina Wednesday night, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. Authorities responded to the crash at about 5:38 p.m. Wednesday on southbound Highway 100 at 77th Street.
Weekend Closure Coming For Highway 100 In Brooklyn Center
Motorists in the Twin Cities should expect delays this weekend as both directions of Highway 100 will be closed in Brooklyn Center for construction. The Minnesota Department of Transportation said the closure will start at 10 p.m. Friday and the highway should be back open by 5 a.m. Monday for the morning commute.
No Children Injured After School Bus Crash On Hwy. 62
No children were injured in a school bus crash Wednesday afternoon in Edina, Minn. But the State Patrol said the bus driver and the driver of another vehicle involved were both sent to the hospital.
Stretch Of Highway 62 Closing This Weekend
Motorists in the Twin Cities metro area are being alerted to a major weekend closure coming to Minneapolis, Edina and Richfield. Both directions of Highway 62 will close between Highway 100 and Interstate 35W so crews can demolish the Xerxes Avenue bridge deck.
Driver May Have Overcorrected In St. Louis Park Pond Ax
More details are being released regarding the investigation into a St. Louis Park accident that left five kids stuck in a car underwater for as long as 40 minutes. Two of those kids died and three others remain hospitalized.
First Responders Talk About Rescuing 5 Kids From St. Louis Park Pond
The sun was not yet up on Thursday morning when the call came into St Louis Park Police Department. Officer Aaron Trant was among those first on the scene. His first reaction was to jump in and try to save the children.
Esme's Blog: Hidden Waters
Driving south on Highway 100 at 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, I heard WCCO-AM's Steve Murphy reporting on a horrific accident. A car was submerged, people trapped inside. I didn't hear the location. I remember thinking it was likely somewhere by Lake Minnetonka. Suddenly at St. Louis Park traffic slowed, and I saw an ambulance racing with lights and sirens on in the northbound lane.
Mother Who Crashed Into Pond Didn't Have License
The State Patrol says 5-year-old Zenavia Rennie died Thursday night. Family attorney Rick Petry says 7-year-old Alarious Coleman-Guerrido also died Thursday night.
2 Children Die Following Pond Crash; 3 Others In Hospital
Two children have died after being trapped in a car underwater anywhere from 25 to 45 minutes in a holding pond following a crash in St. Louis Park Thursday morning.
I-694 & I-494 Closures Challenge Weekend Drivers
If you're heading out Saturday morning, start planning your detour. Some big freeway closures will likely cause backups and headaches. In the New Brighton/Shoreview area, eastbound Interstate 694 between I-35W and Lexington Avenue is closed. And in Bloomington, I-494 eastbound is closed between Highway 100 and 35W.
Road Work Hampers Highway 62, 169 and I-35W This Weekend
There are three potential headaches awaiting motorists in the metro this weekend. A section of Highway 62 — between Highway 100 and 35W — is closed in both directions for the weekend, as crews are demolishing the Penn Avenue Bridge. The closure will last until 5 Monday morning, and detours are posted.
Traffic Restrictions Slated For Monday Night On I-694 In Brooklyn Center
Traffic restrictions are slated to begin Monday night on westbound Interstate-694 between East River Road and Highway 100 in Brooklyn Center, the Department of Transportation says. The restrictions were supposed to set in Sunday night, but equipment problems prompted a delay.
Construction Season Begins, Headaches To Follow
When the weather warms up, you know two things are on the horizon: Mosquitos and construction. Both are on target to begin soon.
Closures Affecting I-494 And Hwy 52 This Weekend
It's the beginning of road closure time in the Twin Cities. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., expect delays both directions on I-494 between Highway 100 and Penn Avenue.
High-Risk Sex Offender To Move From Golden Valley To Mpls.
A level 3 sex offender will relocate from Golden Valley to Minneapolis, according to Minneapolis Police.
MnDOT Closures Could Mean Another Weekend Headache
Another summer weekend means another set of closures as the Minnesota Department of Transportation continues to work on Twin Cities roads.
Road Closures For Metro Motorists This Week
Motorists in the Twin Cities will need to find their way around a few closures in the coming days.
Woman Arrested For DWI With 2 Unbelted Kids In Car
A Plymouth, Minn. woman was arrested after being caught allegedly driving while intoxicated with two children in the back seat of her vehicle.


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Thread: Thoughts on [Digital] Palettes
September 9th, 2010 #1
Thoughts on [Digital] Palettes
I was thinking today (Yeah, I was surprised too).
I feel that sometimes in my work, you can sort of see "photoshop default colour palette" when you look at the colours I've used. Even when it's all blended or rendered, that the palette used has a slight signature in the work.
So I was wondering, what do you guys use for colour swatches? Do you use the Photoshop default, or another? Did you download it or make it yourself? Are there any palettes you'd suggest I try out?
I was thinking that it might be cool to try out a palette based on more traditional oil colours. I would be okay to make one myself, but has anyone heard of one similar that would perhaps save me some time?
Thanks (don't be trollin')
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I don't usually use swatches unless I'm doing something sequential that needs consistent colors across multiple images...
Usually every time I need a new color I just open the color mixing palette and monkey around in there sliding and sampling until I get something I like. Seeing as that palette covers the entire gamut of colors available in Photoshop, I don't generally need anything beyond that.
As a picture progresses I also tend to get new colors by sampling colors already in the picture and then tweaking them in the color mixing palette (I do this when I want more colors that are in harmony with what I already have.)
Another thing I do is I make a small color rough before doing the final picture - then I pick my basic colors off that, and use the color mixer to make new colors based on those colors as I paint. (I guess that's a lot like making a set of swatches to define a picture's basic color scheme.)
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I just pick out each colour individually from the colour picker thing where you see the square of all values and saturation for each hue. Then, once I have a few solid colours down, I mix them and pick from tehm, only occasionally throwing in another colour.
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September 9th, 2010 #4
Did anybody use something like this?
Color Scheme Designer
or this
Gamut Masking Tool
I find these tools quite interesting and plan to use them, but havent tried them yet.
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September 10th, 2010 #5
gamut mask is cool. Thanks for the link Sascha. I assume you've seen kuler.adobe.com?
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I wrote a script to generate swatches based on hue, value, and saturation. You can check it out here:
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September 10th, 2010 #8
dose, that's a nice script... It generates A LOT of swatches though. I'm feeling that less is more, for me at the moment anyways.
I ended up creating a limited swatch palette based somewhat on Bob Ross' palette, LOL (Bob Ross is fucking awesome)
- White
- 25% Gray
- 50% Gray
- 75% Gray
- Black
- Van Dyke Brown
- Dark Sienna
- Phthalo Blue
- Prussian Blue
- Phthalo Green
- Sap Green
- Alizarin Crimson
- Bright Red
- Yellow Ochre
- Indian Yellow
- Cadmium Yellow
Obviously these are just approximations, but it seems to be just enough to hit all the bases, just barely. I haven't actually tried it out yet, I will do some painting at lunch and see how it goes.
September 10th, 2010 #9
If you are using Photoshop CS1 or higher, it should prompt you to enter which hues and saturations you want swatches for. Unless that's an old version of the script I linked to...

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How Roc Became in A Tale in the Desert
(Roc like an Egyptian!)
Once there was an odiforus gas that dwelled in the Ether and wanted to be somebody. One day the mighty Goddess of the Ether, Herself, spotted the noxious gas and read his banner. And lo, though the Goddess of the Ether could not read, She quickly realized that the gas couldn't spell either or Ether, and thus She was able to translate the lament. And this is what the banner said:
SWF, (the 'F' meaning Fart), seeks meaningful copopulation with Electromagnetic Particles to form an image on a screen or sommat. No S/M. No D/D, smoking is okay though. Only Direct Current need apply...
The Goddess of the Ether sniffed of the Ether with a grand snort and knew immediately what it was She smelled. Loneliness...and some eggs. Really nasty eggs. "This little fart is a stinker!', She thought, 'I would be remiss in my duties to the Holy ISP if I did not pass the little noob off onto somebody." She looked around and spotted a likely innocent server. The Goddess nodded to Herself and downloaded upon the gas like arrogant thunder and overclock...
...and the little gas found himself thrown into blackness and some malestrom until he was hauled to a register screen who threatened him with a case of Lower Caseitus if he did not change his smelly ways. Smelling a chance to be somebody, the fart readily agreed. The Register nodded, knowingly. "Here then, shall we name you Scissors, Paper, or Rock?", The Register asked. "Roc!", the little gas squeeked. "Verily...", The Register said.
And thus Roc was made in A Tale in the Desert...
And so Roc walked across the lands of Egypt with his hands and feet, and then he came upon a river. "I know that river!', he said with suprise, 'Dats de Nile!" And Roc ran to the waters until the river flowed about him, and he looked upon de Nile and he said, "No way. No freakin' way...!" And thus Roc was in de Nile...
After, Roc walked across the desert looking in awe upon the trees and the sand and the grass and the mud until he came upon a compound. Roc sat down and took a stick and began picking at the compound, for it had stuck to the bottom of his sandal. It was pitted with pebbles and dirt, and even through the trodden guts of a scarab Roc could see that the compound was a muddy pink. For a compound, it was very sticky and stringy. I think it was really old gum...
Roc strode along the sands some, as he was some sans compound now, when he came upon a real compound. The kind with walls and a roof and paint and stolen cable! Roc thought it was a beautiful place to live and he realized that someone probably-actually lived in the compound. Anybody who probably-actually lived in a compound would have stuff...prolly really good stuff! In which case Roc immediately went to the sliding glass doors on the back-porch deck and began casing the joint for a way to break and enter.
And lo, thus did Roc commit a deadly sin in Egypt. As he pulled from his pocket a mighty credit card with which he would jimmy, and so slay, the sliding glass door's lock; the very sun of the Amon cast it's all knowing gaze down upon that which Roc would do. And It spake in a terrible voice: THE INTERNET DOESN'T TAKE DISCOVER CARDS!!! And Roc quailed because he knew darn well that his Visa was in his other tunic!
The Gods sent Isis to the place of Roc's damnation, for She, of all of Egypt's holies, was a trained CPA and tax preparer. (she also cashiered and part-time danced at the Swinging Sphynx club a long time ago. But that, my children, is another story entirely). "DO YOU KNOW WHOM YOU BEHOLD?", She asked him, and Her voice hit him like the roar of a thousand volcanoes.
"Yes!', Roc cried, 'Ain't you that Iris chick...?"
"Tell me you DID NOT just-call-me-IRIS!!", the Goddess spake, and from Her face and the way She snapped Her fingers to deliver the words 'DID NOT', Roc could tell that the Discover card was now the last of his worries.
"...are you that 'Cleopatra' I keep hearin' about? The babe with the snake?" Roc asked the Goddess, couching his words with meekness and sheepy mien.
"OH, I am SO zappin' you, punk..."
And lo, the Goddess laid upon Roc a serious hebbie-jeebie, and the fart was engulfed in holy lightening and conical flame. His pixels were burnt from his flesh and his resolution was stripped bare. And Isis sniffed and She knew what it was She now beheld. A noob...and some eggs. Really nasty eggs...
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Awesome story! Gave me the giggles for a while. See, that's why I don't believe in Discover Cards. *grins* Great work, man. Keep it up.
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Awesome story! Gave me the giggles for a while. See, that's why I don't believe in Discover Cards. *grins* Great work, man. Keep it up.
Thanks for the bump, Bro. I hope no one minds the rimshots and me winking at the readers during the story. Hopefully someone who doesn't know me will bump it! heh...(wink wink)...
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Awesome story. Wish I could put humour into a bit of fiction like that. Nice story. Keep up the good work. Hope you win it all.
Thanks! I'm very glad you like it, and thanks for bumping it. I hope I win the rubber chicken...at least. heh
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Your story seemed too short, like you had other adventures for Rok. I didn't look at the rules, so I don't know if I am suggesting something that may not be allowed. Do you only get one entry?
Short? Too SHORT!? Sir, you wound me deeply... I have never, ever been accused of keeping it too brief! In most instances people complain they can't shut me up! heh... In fact no one has ever accused me of writing, actually. In most cases the adjectives used to describe the length of my scribblings are defined with words like spew and overkill....
I don't know if I'm allowed "another" entry, but my slighted honor demands that I address this issue! I shall return, sirrah, with a ressurected Roc, and a continue with the tale, JUST SEE IF I DON'T! I'll show you! I'll show ALL of you!
Too short! Indeed...!
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"Simon Magus" is a dark and dreamlike fable, "a tale" as its subtitle puts it, "from a vanished world." Poetic and ambiguous, it manages to be magical in both the beautiful and terrifying senses of the word.
That vanished world, the everyday life of a small Polish Jewish village in the late 19th century, is not a stranger to film, but young British director Ben Hopkins, whose feature debut this is, has handled it with a style and attitude quite his own.
For one thing, Hopkins has taken pains to create a dreamlike atmosphere that manages to be both realistic and not. Using lush Wales locations (photographed by Nic Knowland) made even moodier by artful deployment of fog, "Simon Magus" also benefits from an evocative Deborah Mollison score based, the press material informs, on the fourth movement of Shostakovich's Piano Quintet in D minor.
Hopkins' dying town has a grittier, nontraditional feel to it, including as it does a rabbi who has no compunctions about mandating corporal punishment for misbehavior and a protagonist whose work includes emptying everyone's latrine. Like that title character, the place seems to exist in a kind of twilight zone where the fantastical and the supernatural can be everyday occurrences.
Though he wears a variant of a magician's pointed hat, Simon is just Simon the village idiot to his neighbors, a mentally damaged individual who lives in a ruined hovel. Children throw stones at him, adults try to avoid what they consider his evil eye, and his fellow Jews refuse to let him pray with them because of his tendency to launch into torrents of gibberish.
Noah Taylor, who played the teenage David Helfgott in "Shine" and the rock band Stillwater's manager in "Almost Famous," has said that he felt exceptionally close to this role, and it shows. He exactly captures Simon's uneasy combination of canniness and dementia, how he manages to be simultaneously conniving, pitiable and subject to truly terrifying visions.
The scariest of those include, as the villagers fear, chats with the devil himself. Impeccably played by a riveting Ian Holm, the Prince of Darkness is forever giving Simon marching orders the man is understandably too frightened to question.
Dovid (Stuart Townsend), one of Simon's neighbors, has more mundane concerns. He is in love with an older woman, the widow Leah (Embeth Davidtz), who doubts his passion. And, rather than watch the town wither away because it has no train station, he'd like to open one himself, if he can procure the land. That brings him to the all-powerful local nobleman, called the squire and played, in an unexpectedly playful characterization, by Rutger Hauer.
The squire may in effect own the town, but he is bored by business. He's a lonely man who's in love with poetry, even having written a volume himself, and exasperated at the lack of culture around him, he toys with ways of bringing poetry into his possible deal with Dovid. Which brings that young man to Sarah (Amanda Ryan), a young woman just back from getting a city education and the only person around whose passion for literature matches the squire's. Aside from the devil, the other darkness in "Simon Magus" comes from human anti-Semitism. It's in part epitomized by Maximilian Hase (Sean McGinley), a business rival of Dovid's, but there are other manifestations. In the film's starkest scene, Simon wanders out to the railroad tracks and has a horrifying vision of a train carrying dead Jews to hell. It's an adroit and surprisingly restrained prefiguration of what the rest of the 20th century was to bring.
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We won't care what your motives are, and neither will the readers of your RFD, *if* you set them aside and instead persuade your readers of any strong, good reasons to create the group you propose. Good reasons include evidence of a large readership in Usenet or on one or more mailing lists, or an inference from other trends:
As a rule of thumb, a newsgroup that is "too busy" has 200+ articles per day, and a mailing list that is ripe for expansion as a Usenet newsgroup has 50+ articles per day or 1000+ subscribers. It will help your proposal a great deal to provide fair, accurate data about usage of any relevant newsgroups and/or mailing lists. Don't guess, and be honest. If you can't justify your proposal on these grounds, explain why your proposal has merit despite neither high readership or high volume on a related mailing list. For instance, you might be able to argue convincingly that creation of a newsgroup on the topic you propose will draw in a readership that does not now exist elsewhere in Usenet, by inference from other trends in Usenet and in the larger world. Be creative and very honest, and look at other proposals for good ideas.
For example, people setting up a new group to discuss the design and construction of custom software drivers might not welcome random requests from computer owners in search of particular drivers specific to the NoName clone they bought at a yard sale. The charter for this group might specify "no requests for drivers".
The charter should not include value statements about how worthy the topic is or why creation of the group would further a social or political goal in the "real world", outside of Usenet. Because the charter is a formal description of the anticipated context and scope of the proposed group, an informal "contract" between the proponent (you) and the future readers of the group, and a primary reference source about the group (even more important than a group FAQ), the charter should be written in a simple, self-contained manner that will still convey the same meaning a decade from now.
A common problem seen with the charter is that newsgroups should be on topics of generally *global* interest. Thus proposals for groups tied to specific national sports teams, for example, don't belong in the Usenet "big 8". Not even a strong rationale (see below) can rescue this type of proposal. There are two excellent solutions, though: modify the charter to encompass the topic at a level of abstraction that applies to all parts of the world (as in the sport in general) or investigate how to create a newsgroup within your own national or regional hiearchy (e.g., us.* for the United States, can.* for Canada, or de.* for all German-speaking nations).
The comments you may get from members of group-mentors (and from group-advice) are not meant to block your proposal, but to ensure that your proposal is as polished and strong as possible *before* it faces close public inspection in news.groups. Try not to react defensively to the feedback you get from us: it is intended to be helpful. If you don't get the point or it seems that the only possible meaning of our comments is a flat rejection of your whole proposal, ask for clarification. Though we may reject specific arguments in your RFD as factually untrue, logically flawed, or otherwise *not* sound arguments in favor of your proposal (yes, this does happen), we will never reject your proposal per se.
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You know, to do stuff he wants to do, whatever that may be. Hanging out with friends, fishing, golfing, whatever.. My DH usually goes out 2-3 times a week or more..Typically to go hang out with friends for a few hours, and then something like fishing for 8 hours or golfing all day on Sunday. It seems like lot to me, and we have trouble getting things done around the house.. When I try to give him shit about it he tells me I should go out more often, but I would rather do yardwork or clean (because that NEEDS to get done), which I can't do easily when he's not home because I'm chasing around a 17 month old..
How often does your DH/SO go out? Added a poll. :)
Two-three times a week is excessive IMO. Especially when you have an LO. I don't think you're being unreasonable in being annoyed by it. A household doesn't run itself! It's not fair for him to go out all the time if he's not helping with duties at home.
1-2 times a week but it's mostly just once a week for two hours or so. I know we are not the norm, because I'm so sick lately. He really needs the time to get away.
If you've got a bridge to sell, I'm in the market to buy one.
DH has one day a month when he gets together with a group, but it's during the day and alternates between our house and his brother's house. It's an ALL DAY event, but I really don't mind (most of the time! lol-sometimes I wish I had an extra hand-like when the kids were itty bitty)
He does not go and hang out with buddies and go to strip clubs or out drinking or anything. What he does is harmless, and gives him an outlet. I would probably get annoyed at 2-3 times a week every single week.
I have a book club and a writers group that i belong to, but I do not attend them monthly by choice. (I have an older son who's father and I are divorced. I do not go to my writers group or book club if it falls when I have him.)
If everything was done around the house, I wouldn't care as much. But if his being gone all day on the weekend and several times during the week is causing you stress and things left undone, I'd have him curb that shit and quick.
And he rarely goes out at all. In fact, I can't recall the last time he went out with out me.
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Nobody really cares if you're miserable, so you might as well be happy.
My DD is in school so I can meet friends for lunch, shop on my own, etc on a regular basis. I rarely go out at night (maybe once a month?) but we both get our "own" time so it works for us!
Ohhh BHB I love you! I really do want to let him get out, but it's so hard! I think the biggest problem is that most of his friends are still single, and none of them have kids. So I look like a huge bitch when I want him to stay home.


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6. In the same skillet, place onion and carrot, cook for 2 minutes, add garlic, cook until the onions turn slightly brown. Add sausages, cook for 5 minutes, add tomatoes, chicken broth, white beans, butter beans, cooked chicken thigh, bay leaf, thyme leaves. Allow to cook for 20 minutes, add mushroom, cook for another 5 minutes, sprinkle bread crumbs.
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The 4th International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 17th International Cloud Expo - to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA - announces that its Call for Papers is open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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"In the past year we've seen a lot of stabilization of WebRTC. You can now use it in production with a far greater degree of certainty. A lot of the real developments in the past year have been in things like the data channel, which will enable a whole new type of application," explained Peter Dunkley, Technical Director at Acision, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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The WebRTC Meetup, where WebRTC enthusiasts exchange ideas, is being held on Wednesday, June 10, from 7 pm – 9 pm at the 4th WebRTC Summit, June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. The WebRTC Meetup is being hosted by the New York WebRTC Developer Group. WebRTC is the future of browser-to-browser communications, and continues to make inroads into the traditional, difficult, plug-in web communications world. The 4th WebRTC Summit continues our tradition of delivering the latest and greatest presentations within the world of WebRTC. Topics include voice calling, video chat, ...
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The only place to be Nov 3-5 is Cloud Expo | @ThingsExpo | DevOps Summit 2015 West at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Join us there as delegates from all over the world come to listen to and engage with speakers & sponsors from the leading Cloud Computing, IoT, Big Data and DevOps companies. Cloud Expo & @ThingsExpo are the leading events covering the booming market of Cloud Computing, IoT & Big Data for the enterprise. Speakers from all over the world will be hand-picked for their ability to explore the economic strategies that utility/cloud computing provides. Whether...
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Can call centers hang up the phones for good? Intuitive Solutions did. WebRTC enabled this contact center provider to eliminate antiquated telephony and desktop phone infrastructure with a pure web-based solution, allowing them to expand beyond brick-and-mortar confines to a home-based agent model. It also ensured scalability and better service for customers, including MUY! Companies, one of the country's largest franchise restaurant companies with 232 Pizza Hut locations. This is one example of WebRTC adoption today, but the potential is limitless when powered by IoT.
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P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
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While great strides have been made relative to the video aspects of remote collaboration, audio technology has basically stagnated. Typically all audio is mixed to a single monaural stream and emanates from a single point, such as a speakerphone or a speaker associated with a video monitor. This leads to confusion and lack of understanding among participants especially regarding who is actually speaking. Spatial teleconferencing introduces the concept of acoustic spatial separation between conference participants in three dimensional space. This has been shown to significantly improve comprehe...
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The worldwide cellular network will be the backbone of the future IoT, and the telecom industry is clamoring to get on board as more than just a data pipe. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Evan McGee, CTO of Ring Plus, Inc., discussed what service operators can offer that would benefit IoT entrepreneurs, inventors, and consumers. Evan McGee is the CTO of RingPlus, a leading innovative U.S. MVNO and wireless enabler. His focus is on combining web technologies with traditional telecom to create a new breed of unified communication that is easily accessible to the general consumer. With over a de...
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We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will want to use their existing identities, but these will have credentials already that are (hopefully) i...
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BroadSoft has announced that Andrew M. Geisse, has been elected to the Board of Directors, effective as of February 5, 2015. Mr. Geisse, who previously held several key senior executive leadership positions at AT&T, will draw upon 35 years of telecom industry experience to help further extend BroadSoft's global leadership position in delivering cloud-enabled Unified Communications and Collaboration services. Mr. Geisse's understanding of the factors that drive large enterprise adoption of technology products and services – and proven track record building strong partnerships that empower serv...
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BroadSoft has announced that Wavenet Limited has selected BroadSoft's BroadCloud® managed services to offer its customers and channel partners an integrated IP voice and Unified Communications (UC) service. Wavenet, which has over 2,000 customers and supports 20,000 users in the United Kingdom, provides companies and associated partners with core telephony services. Wavenet's arrangement with BroadSoft will enable the company to accelerate delivery of its hosted software and services, as customers demand the flexibility and scalability afforded by cloud-based infrastructure.
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In his session at WebRTC Summit, Peter Dunkley, Technical Director at Acision, will look at creating interactive communications via the web by adding messaging, file transfer, and group communication (group chat and audio/video conferencing) into the web experience. He will also discuss potential applications of this technology in areas including B2B, B2C, P2P, and gaming. Peter Dunkley is Technical Director at Acision. He graduated from The University of Edinburgh in 2000 with a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science. After graduation Peter worked on a PSTN switch developing signalling stacks for SS...
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Part of a large photographic collection of glass plate and film negatives, photographic prints and photo albums, relating to the development of the electric power supply industry in Vic ...From: Rubicon, Australia Images: 1
Negative - by Laurie Richards Studio, Carlton, Victoria, Mar 1954
Laurie Richards Collection, Museum VictoriaFrom: Carlton, Australia Images: 1
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Photograph shows the general office and workers at the H.V. McKay Massey-Harris head office, Concord, N.S.W..From: Concord West, Australia Images: 1
Transmitter - Experimental Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, 1876
Bell double- pole magneto transmitter, constructed in the first half of 1876 This transmitter (or microphone) was used for experiments by Alexander Graham Bell, probably manufactured ...From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 7
Receiver - Experimental Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, 1876
Harmonic telegraph receiver, used by Alexander Graham Bell for some of his earliest telephone experiments, circa July 1876, in Boston. Used originally with the ear pressed firmly agains ...From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 6
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Black and white photograph of billboard posters on the platform at Caulfield Railway Station in Melbourne, circa 1940. The posters are advertising telephone installation, Bovril, and He ...Images: 1
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Battery call telephone box with Blake transmitter and pancake receiver.Images: 1
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Replica liquid transmitter as used by Bell in the first transmission of speech in 1876. Accurate replica of device used on March 10, 1876. The Liquid Transmitter was one of earliest ...Images: 1
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Law enforcement officials across the country remained on high alert today for potential attacks on the New Year's Eve holiday.
National security officials in Washington, from the Department of Homeland Security to the FBI, focused their attention on New York City and Times Square, where local law enforcement finalized preparations for the annual New Year's Eve bash.
For now, however, there is no credible, specific terror threat timed to the celebration, federal and local intelligence and counterterror officials told ABC News.
"We have no specific threats against the city on New Year's Eve," New York City's Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said. "Anytime large numbers of people come together, we put in our counterterrorism overlay. We have other events going on: We have a four-mile run in Central Park at midnight; a fireworks display at Prospect Park in Brooklyn; fireworks by the Statue of Liberty. ... So it's not just Times Square.
"But I can assure you we looked at all of these events closely. We will have several thousand police officers deployed. ... We have every indication that it will be a safe and happy event. "
The New York Police Department put the finishing touches Thursday on the "ring of steel" it uses to protect revelers: a security screen consisting of 17-plus miles of barricades; entrance point searches; video feeds; and uniformed officers spaced every few yards.
"I can tell you that we have more cameras focused on this area now, we're monitoring more cameras than we've ever done in the past," said Kelly as he showed an ABC News team around Times Square.
There will also be numerous security measures not quite so apparent to the untrained eye that include chemical sniffers, biological sensors and handheld radiation wands and pagers.
A few fun facts for revelers to contemplate as they stand with noisemakers, hats and masks, bodies pressed against barricades, huddled against the cold and in some cases perhaps with their knees held close together to prevent nature's urges from getting the best of them:
The ball weighs 6 tons and is 12 feet in diameter.
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"When you're watching Times Square, you're seeing people kissing and celebrating and having fun. That's what New Year's is all about," Strauss said.
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The pope's butler was convicted of aggravated theft in October for having stolen the papers and given them to a journalist who then published them in a blockbuster book.
The three cardinals cannot share the full contents of their investigation, but it's unclear if they could give subtle hints about potential papal candidates to the electors. The Vatican's assertion that only the pope knew the contents of the dossier was a clear message to readers of Italian newspapers, which have run several articles purporting to know the contents of the report.
O'Brien's decision to remain home rather than participate in the conclave made his the first head to roll in the remarkable two weeks since Benedict, 85, stunned the world and announced he was becoming the first pope in 600 years to resign.
Monday's action marked a dramatic end to a career that got off to a rocky start when in 2003, as a condition of being made a cardinal, O'Brien was forced to issue a public pledge to defend church teaching on homosexuality, celibacy and contraception. He was pressured to make the pledge after he had called for a "full and open discussion" on such matters.
At the time, O'Brien said he had been misunderstood and wanted to clarify his position. But it's clear now he never really changed his mind. On Friday, three days before his resignation was made public, O'Brien told the BBC that celibacy should be reconsidered since it's not based on doctrine but rather church tradition and "is not of divine origin."
It appeared to be something of a parting shot, reasserting beliefs that he had kept quiet for a decade.
At home, at O'Brien's St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Edinburgh, his decision was met with shock and disbelief.
"There are a lot of unanswered questions here, and I am unhappy about that. People can make such serious charges while remaining anonymous," said David Murphy, an administrator from Edinburgh. "It's like he's been hounded out of office without a proper chance to defend himself."
But Peter Mitchell, a churchgoer from Fife, conceded that the church may have to brace itself for scandal. "These don't appear to be random allegations. We are talking about three serving priests who are being very specific, and I don't think they would lie in this way."
O'Brien said in a statement that he was in "indifferent health" and had offered his resignation last November — a statement confirmed by the Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi.
Lombardi said the pope had merely acted on the resignation now as he clears up final tasks before stepping down. Usually the pope waits until after a cardinal's 75th birthday to accept a resignation. In this case, Benedict acted a few weeks early.
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Unmanned Systems Canada invites the global unmanned systems community to gather in Halifax, NS,Canada November 3 - 5 for the annual unmanned systems conference and exhibition. Our 2015 event is hosted by The World Trade and Convention Centre, located in the heart of downtown Halifax.
A truly international event, 2015 is shaping up to be another fantastic conference showcasing the sector through presentations and networking events designed to maximize the benefits for attendees. With an 80% return rate, the Unmanned Systems Canada conference has become a standing event on the sector calendar.
The success of the UVS sector is based on imaginative integration and application of existing and emerging technologies from many disciplines, international collaboration and innovative management of design, manufacture and operation. Unmanned vehicle systems are finding new and expanding civilian and military applications in all areas of UVS technologies: unmanned air vehicles (UAVs), unmanned aerial systems (UASs), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs).
At past conferences, new and powerful ideas flourished as attendees from the Canadian government, military, academia, and industry, along with our many international friends, had the opportunity to meet, network and tell their stories. Numerous new partnerships have been launched in the halls and lounges of past meetings. This year will certainly stimulate even more innovation.
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