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Has anyone made templates for changing the look/colors/feel of the Admin Dashboard in 2.0? I rather like some of the changes that have been made, but the bright blue on brighter blue on white color scheme is enough to give you a migraine.
Has anyone made templates for changing the look/colors/feel of the Admin Dashboard in 2.0? I rather like some of the changes that have been made, but the bright blue on brighter blue on white color scheme is enough to give you a migraine.
thats a good question...i've been thinking about that too...
i'd like to see it look like my site... i saw somewhere a plugin that lets you use the blog's css or something, but it didn't go the length...
but yeah, the new colors are kinda annoying...it'd be nice to tone it down a lil
No templates, but a bit of fiddling reduces the glare :)
well...i don't know about the pink...lol, you can't really read the light blue text at the top...
how do we change the colors? and is there a way to make the css use images like you can in the blog css?
On that admin, the following were changed:
#planetnews li a {
display: block;
padding: .5em;
background: #FFF5EE;
height: 6em;
overflow: hidden;
#adminmenu {
background: #8B7D7B;
border-top: 3px solid #CDB7B5;
margin: 0;
padding: .2em .2em .2em 2em;
#wphead {
background: #EED5D2;
padding: .8em 19em .8em 2em;
color: #c3def1;
#zeitgeist {
background: #FFE4E1;
and I have never been known for my colour coordination :)
And you can do what you want !
It's /wp-admin/wp-admin.css that you need to change.
Get Firefox and the Web Dev toolbar and play.
WOW!! thanks...
does that mean we can use images too?
It's css - you are limited only by your imagination :)
Ordered List has an admin theme that was used in WordPress 1.5 and he has also upgraded it for 2.0 use.
That's awesome. Thanks for the direction :-)
I just changed some of the graphics that are in that plugin as well as some of the colors in the css... i really wanted something more easy on the eyes... so i used the mozilla site as a frame of referrence... props the "ordered list" for making such a kick-ass plugin to do this!!
the title graphic i made for my site, but it'd be easy for anyone to edit that... if you wanna try it out just go to my homepage, and then add the following to the end of it...
here is a screenshot... just add that do my homepage URL...
add, wp-content/files/wp-admin-tiger.zip to download the theme...
how do I post new threads in this forum?
I am newly registered, and I seem not to see the post now or something button!
Sorr of offtopic, and thank you.
Go here
Scroll to the bottom, click on the name of the forum you need, then scroll to the bottom of that - and the boxes are there :)
And no problem !
has anyone tried the modded skin i made for the plugin? any comments on it?
thank you
the screenshot looks cool Kahil, does this thing work in IE6+? b'coz I know that the Tiger theme didn't.
hmmm...i just checked it... it doesn't for some reason...i honestly have no idea why it doesn't... all i did was edit the images that come with the plugin... you'll prolly have to ask the guy who created the plugin...sorry
yeah well, the one who created the plugin originally states on the download page that because IE doesn't support CSS2, this interface doesn't work in IE. So I thought maybe you did more than just image changes!! :)
oh... no... maybe there is some sort of plugin or hack for IE that would make it work...
just googled the issue, no luck... the only thing i can think of is to switch to firefox
huh, if it were me, I wouldn't switch to firefox just to use a cool looking theme in wp-admin!! too much of a hassle!! ;)
there are many more reasons to switch...other than to use the theme or have a better browser...lol
better browser?? one thing that's better for a person might not be for another person!! ;) its just a point of view!! who says IE ain't a better browser? it sure is, if you know how to force it into submission!! :)
now don't start the sales pitch(or a flame war)!! :P
browsers aren't new to me, nor to you I think. we are past that stage(I think I'm) & use what's best for us. :)
anyway, I do have FireFox installed, as well as Opera!! ;)
damn kahil, looks like I got to this thread too late for the wp-content/files/wp-admin-tiger.zip download from your site
no, its still there... just add wp-content/files/wp-admin-tiger.zip to the end of my homepage...
Along this discussion I would like to get rid of that upload stuff in 2.0 in the write section. Can anyone tell me how to do it?
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Very Pretty Place
This place has been on my "to go" list for quite a while and a few days ago, the perfect opportunity to visit it presented itself. So, after a short drive from Indiranagar, we arrived at the hotel's front gates and deciding against the hassle of driving in and having a valet park my car, I parked the car outside the gates. We strolled inside, and made our way through the beautiful foyer, to the restaurant. There was hardly any crowd (just two tables were occupied) and, so we were able to choose seats for ourselves. We chose corner seats and sat down comfortably in them. The waiter presented us with the menus and politely withdrew. I glanced through the drinks menu but, not feeling like a drink, declined to order any. My friend also didn't feel inclined to drink so, by mutual consent we moved on to the food menus and soon settled on a seafood chowder soup which we decided to split between us, a salad for me, a main course for him and a dessert. The seafood chowder turned out to be a good choice and was packed with the lobsters and prawns which the menu had promised. It tasted delicious and we spooned up every mouthful. My salad, which consisted of baby potatoes in their jackets, pickled onions and a creamy salad dressing was lovely. My friend's dish was medium rare beef with gravy and he enjoyed it thoroughly. Salad and main course over, we ordered a Tiramisu. Now this, was a disappointment. It was NOT a Tiramisu. My friend and I are Tiramisu fans and eat this at most places we go to. While we have tasted Tiramisus ranging from not good to absolutely authentic (Mynt at the Taj West End offers a really authentic one), this was the first time we were given a cake which was passed off as a Tiramisu. Anyways, we ate it, albeit sadly. I busied myself between courses and while waiting for the bill (it took a while), with looking around the restaurant and I loved all I saw. The restaurant has the theme of an old London street with old-style street lamps giving off a glow above the tables. There are lovely paintings on the wall and the furniture is comfortable. The service is quite good and while it isn't the fastest, the food is certainly worth the wait (save for the frozen cake, sorry Tiramisu). This is certainly a place to try out, at least once.
May 26,2010
Romantic place!
Had been there last Saturday. Made a booking in advance - found out later that it was not required. There was only one other table occupied. I started getting second thoughts whether this would be worth it..
The place looked very beautiful, with perfect lighting and ambience for a quiet laid-back date.
The menu looked good, with a nice selection of Continental, North-Indian and Kerala cuisines. What surprised me is that instead of the expected bread basket, we were served with complementary Roasted papads to munch on! We went for the continental stuff. Ordered iced tea (Rs120), a breezer (Rs200) and Chicken with Pinenuts and Capers (Rs195) as starters. It took around 15mins for them to serve the first round.
We were not very hungry, so went in directly for the main course. I had a Grilled Beef on Rosti Potatoes (Rs425) and my wife had a Pollastrella (Rs375). The beef stake was cooked as I asked for, and was just perfect! The Pollastrella (chicken breast) was a bit disappointing as it tasted very much similar to the starter we ordered.
The desert was Gourmet Brulee (Chef's special Creme Brulee) (Rs225), which was ok. The sugar was still in full granular form. I like it more fine.
Overall, the service was very prompt. The waiter came and asked if we liked our food. We mentioned that the Pollastrella was very similar to the starter, and that we expected him to alert us on that. We didn't receive any response on that except for a smile.
Anyway, experience was great. Had a wonderful time. Would definitely visit again.
Nice place but costly
We recently went to The Paul - Sidewalk Cafe. The ambience is good. The food (veg) was ok but prices are on higher side. Average meals for two costed around 1000 bucks.
The tomato soup with ginger was awesome. Tried mushroom starter and paneer curry with dal makhani. One good thing is that they serve complementary nan/roti/plain rice along with main course curry. But the cost of curries start from Rs 300/- .
Overall its a good experience as it is a nice place and not very crowded. So if you want to go for a date, Sidewalk Cafe may be a good option.
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An apparatus and method for obtaining information, such as heart rate or the presence of atrial fibrillation, from electrodes applied to the feet of a subject. A scale having electrodes may be used for this purpose. The signal obtained from the electrodes is digitized and filtered to obtain an electrocardiographic signal exhibiting periodic, sequential, discrete, magnitudinal variations associated with the heartbeats of the subject. The electrocardiographic signal is then analyzed to identify discrete magnitudinal variations useful for obtaining the desired information. In determining the heart rate of the subject, an interval between variations having a desired magnitudinal characteristic may be employed. The absence of such variations is indicative of atrial fibrillation.
1. A method for obtaining cardiac information from a person, said method comprising the steps of:
applying electrodes to the feet of the person to obtain a bioelectrical signal from the person including cardiac data;
filtering the bioelectric signal to provide a filtered signal containing the cardiac data;
processing the filtered signal to identify discrete magnitudinal variations in the signal useful for obtaining atrial fibrillation information;
determining a characteristic of the discrete variations; and
using the determined characteristic to obtain atrial fibrillation information from the person.
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identifying a maximum spike amplitude in the autocorrelation function,
defining a spike threshold value based on the maximum spike amplitude, and
analyzing the autocorrelation function to determine the interval from a first spike that exceeds the threshold value to a subsequent second spike that exceeds the threshold value.
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12. Apparatus for obtaining cardiac information from a person, said apparatus comprising:
electrodes appliable to the feet of the person to obtain a bioelectrical signal from the person containing cardiac data;
a filter receiving said bioelectrical signal and providing a filtered signal containing the cardiac data;
a processor configured to process the filtered signal to identify discrete magnitudinal variations in the signal useful for obtaining atrial fibrillation information;
means for determining a characteristic of the discrete variations; and
means for using the determined characteristic to obtain atrial fibrillation information from the person.
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20. Apparatus for obtaining cardiac information from a person on a scale, said apparatus comprising:
electrodes appliable to the feet of the person to obtain a bioelectrical signal containing cardiac data from a person standing on the scale;
a bandpass filter receiving said bioelectrical signal and providing a bandpassed signal containing the cardiac data;
means for calculating an autocorrelation function of the bandpassed signal to identify discrete magnitudinal variations in the signal useful for obtaining atrial fibrillation information;
means for determining a characteristic of the discrete variations; and
means for using the determined characteristic to obtain the atrial fibrillation information from the person.
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for obtaining cardiac data using conductive elements applied to the feet of a subject. While the invention is not so limited, the invention may be carried out using a body fat analysis scale.
Scales are conventionally used to measure body weight. For a commonly used type of scale, a person steps on footpads on the scale and the resulting compressive loading operates a mechanical or electrical apparatus to provide an indication of the person's weight.
Scales have been developed that can also be used to measure a person's body fat. The footpads on such a scale are made electrically conductive. A small electrical current is passed through the body of a person standing on the footpads. Fat tissue has different electrical properties than muscle tissue, due to differing amounts of water in the different tissues. The bioelectrical impedance that exists between the footpads is measured and used to determine body fat properties, typically the body fat percentage.
In an aspect of the invention, information about the heart, such as heart rate or the detection of arrhythmias, may be obtained from the feet of a person, as by using conductive footpads of a scale of the above type.
The heart rate of a person is an important physiological measurement. Increases in the heart rate are indicative of a variety of different diseases and conditions in the body, such as the presence of fever or the consumption of alcohol, caffeine, nicotine, or certain drugs. A permanently high heart rate is a risk predicator for overall mortality as noted in literature such as Wojciech Zaeba, Prognostic Significance of a Standard 12-Lead ECG after Myocardial Infarction, International Journal of Bioelectromagnetism, Vol. 5, No. 1, 2003. Hence, it may be desirable to frequently measure a person's heart rate. The convenience of obtaining a person's heart rate by simply stepping on a body fat analysis scale facilitates obtaining such information.
Arrhythmias can occur when the muscle fibers of the heart fail to contract synchronously. This has the potential to lessen the efficiency of the heart to pump blood. In fibrillation, the muscles of the heart quiver randomly and erratically. Ventricular fibrillation is fatal in the absence of immediate medical intervention. However, if the atrial portion of the heart is in fibrillation, the heart can still pump some blood so that the condition can exist until diagnosed and treated.
The detection of atrial fibrillation is important because of its serious nature, because of its frequent existence among the elderly, and because of the adverse prognosis attendant the presence of atrial fibrillation. See Nusser, Trieb, Weidner, Differentialdiagnostik des EKG, Schattauer Verlag. In some subjects atrial fibrillation is intermittent in that it is sometimes present and disappears at other times.
A way to check for the existence of atrial fibrillation that is convenient and lends itself to frequent use thus presents further significant health benefits.
To the foregoing ends, electrocardiographic (ECG) signal data is obtained from conductive footpads and processed to identify features, such as the reoccurring QRS complexes appearing in the electrocardiographic data. The timing between successive features is used to determine heart rate. Variations in the timing characteristics among successive heartbeats, or the absence of a heartbeat feature, are indicative of arrhythmias, such as those characterizing atrial fibrillation.
Leads 38 and 40 are connected to input ECG amplifier 42 having appropriate characteristics of frequency response, gain, circuit protection, and the like. The ECG lead signal output from amplifier 42 is provided in conductor 44 to analog/digital converter 46. Analog/digital converter 46 samples the signal in conductor 44 at an appropriate rate and converts the analog signal in conductor 44 to a digital signal in conductor 48. The minimum sampling rate to collect data that will reproduce a signal accurately is two times the highest frequency component of the signal, as determined by Nyquist's theorem. Therefore a sampling rate of at least twice the line frequency is required to filter out the line frequency. In an embodiment of the invention, a sampling rate of 200 Hz is used when the line frequency is 50 Hz or 240 Hz is used when the line frequency is 60 Hz.
The signal in conductor 48 is supplied to bandpass filter 50 that carries out high pass and low pass filtering of the signal to improve the signal to noise ratio over that found in the digital signal in conductor 48. In an embodiment of the invention, the bandpass filter 50 may have a low frequency cutoff at 2 Hz and a high frequency cutoff at 25 Hz. As a result of bandpassing only a selected portion of the total signal shown in
The high pass filter found in element 50 may comprise an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter. An IIR filter is suited for use as a high pass filter because a lower order and easier to calculate and implement filter of this type will provide a steeper cut-off frequency. An IIR filter also provides faster real-time signal processing also making it advantageous for use as a high-pass filter. The low pass filter found in element 50 may comprise a finite impulse response (FIR) filter. A FIR filter is appropriate for a low pass filter due to its stability and linear phase response and the ability to reject 60 Hz or 50 Hz line noise. It will be appreciated that other types of filters and sampling rates may be used in the apparatus shown in
The output from bandpass filter 50 in conductor 52 is shown in
The signal 54 in conductor 52 is supplied to element 56 that performs an autocorrelation on the signal. An autocorrelation is carried out by comparing and correlating a signal with itself. An autocorrelation function measures the dependence of time series values at one time on the values of that time series at another time. A modified autocorrelation is calculated by equation (1):
By definition, over a large time series, a stochastic or random process tends towards being a zero-mean time series, thus having an autocorrelation of zero. Therefore, the autocorrelation removes any random signal processes, leaving the desired underlying periodic signal, in this case the ECG signal. An autocorrelation function is most useful in extracting an underlying periodic signal out of random background noise including circumstances in which the underlying signal is masked by high amplitude and high frequency noise. This is the case in ECG signal processing. In element 56, the autocorrelation function pulls the ECG signal out of the underlying noise in the signal 54 in conductor 52 and provides the same to analysis element 60 in conductor 58.
The analysis of the autocorrelation function is carried out in the following manner as shown graphically in
Thereafter, the distance or timing from a first spike to a second spike that exceeds the threshold is determined. This is shown as the quantity K in
When K is considered as a time quantity, such as 0.8 seconds between spikes, the formula for determining heart rate in beats per minute is
The heart rate of a person standing on scale 30 is thus determined from the feet of the person. Typically 10 seconds of data may be used to determine the heart rate. The heart rate so determined may be provided to display 36 of scale 30.
While discrete components are shown for illustrative purposes in FIG. 3 and to facilitate an explanation of the disclosed apparatus, it will be appreciated that many of the components may be formed by an appropriately programmed microprocessor or central processing unit (CPU), including that found in scale 30 for use in determining body weight and fat.
For the detection of atrial fibrillation, the irregularity in the intervals between QRS complexes may be used for this purpose. Or, an average or median heart beat characteristic comprising the PQRST-data for a given number of cycles, for example 10 cycles, may be determined from the signal in conductor 104. As noted above in atrial fibrillation, the P-wave is absent or ill-defined. The absence of at least a proper P-wave within the time of an average or median heart beat may be used to detect atrial fibrillation.
It will be appreciated that the present invention provides a convenient, simple way for a person to learn of an important health criteria from a small and noisy signal obtained from the feet. The information so obtained can be used along, or in connection, with other information, such as weight and body fat determined from a scale.
Various alternatives and other embodiments are contemplated as being within the scope of the present invention. For example, it is possible to provide the ability to enter age and gender information into the apparatus to personalize the data analysis carried out by analysis element 60 thus increasing the usefulness of the obtained cardiac data, for example, the accuracy of atrial fibrillation determination. Or, by using data storage capabilities, the analysis carried out by element 60 can be modified based on past data or over time, thus increasing the accuracy of data analysis. Data storage capability also allows for long-term analysis and trending of the collected physiological parameters. The data obtained by the apparatus may be communicated via RF, modem, or broadband technology to a related data collection site, such as a healthcare provider. Alternatively, the communication ability may comprise RF, infrared or serial connection to a data storage unit, a computer, or a printer.
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Trails of GloryCottonwood Valley on November 21, 2015
Race Schedule › Trails of Glory
A faster, flatter, and cooler sidekick to Trails of Fury, Trails of Glory takes place on the trails on the north side of NV-160, just below the beautiful cliff faces of Red Rock Canyon in the land of wild burros.
Join us on November 21, 2015 at Cottonwood Valley's Late Night Trailhead. With great trails including the Duck Tree, the north side of Cottonwood Valley promises fun, fast trails with stunning views of the cliffs of the Red Rock Escarpment.
Race Distances
We will be offering an 8K, 12K, Half Marathon, 30K, and a Marathon, all on looped trails starting from the north side of NV-160 in Cottonwood Valley.
8K Course5.2 miles, 550 ft of vertical climb
A counter-clockwise running of part of the Mustang Trail loop with a quick detour to Rubber Ducky, beginning and ending with fast downhill with a challenging (but fun!) uphill in the middle.
12K Course7.6 miles, 660 ft of vertical climb
A counter-clockwise running of the full Mustang Trail loop with a quick detour to Rubber Ducky, beginning and ending with fast downhill and a challenging (but fun!) uphill in the middle, with a moderate climb from miles 5 to 6.
Half Marathon Course13.5 miles, 1400 ft of vertical climb
A mixture of the Mustang Trail, Landmine Loop, and Black Velvet, the course takes Landmine all the way around, passing through Blue Diamond and returning along a gentle uphill on Late Night Trail before finishing with a fast downhill to the finish.
30K Course18.25 miles, 1750 ft of vertical climb
A modification of our half marathon course, with two detours to add the increased mileage. After passing through Blue Diamond, the course continues along Landmine Loop until meeting up with Mustang Trail and heading west to Black Velvet. After running Black Velvet and Late Night, the course passes under the highway for a quick run along Badger Pass and Dinosaur Teeth before returning to the finish line.
Marathon Course26.7 miles, 3000 ft of vertical climb
Following the 30K course until 17, at which point the course turns south on Badger Pass, up 3-Mile Smile, then around and down Satan's Escalator. After continuing down Dead Horse Loop, the course meets back up with Badger Pass and passes under the highway to the finish line.
Race Schedule
|Start Time
|Time Limit
|Awards Ceremony
|2 hours, 30 minutes
|3 hours, 45 minutes
|Half Marathon
|6 hours
|6 hours
|7 hours
Aid Stations
There will be aid stations serving the 8K, 12K, Half Marathon, 30K and Marathon at the locations listed below:
|Race Mileage
|Aid Stations
|Mile 3
|Mustang Aid Station
|Mile 4
|Big Yucca Aid Station
|Mile 5.5
|Mustang Aid Station
|Half Marathon
|Mile 4.6
|Blue Diamond Aid Station
|Mile 7.9
|Big Yucca Aid Station
|Mile 12.6
|Late Night Aid Station
|Mile 4.6
|Blue Diamond Aid Station
|Mile 7.9
|Big Yucca Aid Station
|Mile 11.1
|Mustang Aid Station
|Mile 16
|Late Night Aid Station
|Mile 4.6
|Blue Diamond Aid Station
|Mile 7.9
|Big Yucca Aid Station
|Mile 11.1
|Mustang Aid Station
|Mile 16
|Late Night Aid Station
|Mile 20
|3-Mile Smile Aid Station
|Mile 24.5
|Badger Pass Aid Station
All aid stations will be stocked with water in water jugs (you must carry your own water bottle), an electrolyte drink provided in cups, energy gels, and an assortment of munchies and goodies to eat.
Prizes & Awards
There will be prizes for the overall winners of all distances, along with medals for the top 3 males and top 3 females of each distance.
All finishers will receive a custom, very shiny (and truly glorious) Trails of Glory medal created specifically for this year's race, and all registered runners will receive a Trails of Glory tech tee fit for royalty, in either unisex or ladies-fit*.
*To be guaranteed a ladies-fit tech tee in your size, you must register by November 6, 2015 at 11:59pm.
Registration Fees & Deadlines
To guarantee a shirt in your size, you must register by November 6, 2015 at 11:59pm.
|Half Marathon
Early Bird Entry
Until October 9, 2015 at 11:59pm
Standard Entry
Until November 6, 2015 at 11:59pm
Late Entry
Until November 19, 2015 at 11:59pm
Bag Check
A bag check will be provided at the race to check any belongings you do not wish to leave in your car during the race, with the reusable Desert Dash drawstring bag given out at Packet Pickup.
Packet Pickup
Packet pickup will be available the day of the event at the start/finish as well as on Friday, November 21st from 2pm–6pm at McGhie's Ski, Bike and Board located at 4035 South Ft. Apache, Las Vegas, NV 89147.
Refund Policy
We will provide a 100% credit towards a future Desert Dash event up to 6 weeks from the event (October 9, 2015) if notified via email at email@example.com or via phone at (702) 329-0262(702) 329-0262.
From 6 weeks up to 2 weeks before the event (November 6, 2015) we will issue a 75% credit towards a future event if notified via email, and from 2 weeks up to 48 hours before the event (November 19, 2015) we will issue a 50% credit.
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First Roger Alger had three strokes: one in January, another in February, a third in March. He considered himself lucky because he didn't end up with any mobility or speech problems.
Not long after, he had a heart attack. He went to the Alegent Creighton Health Community Memorial Hospital in Missouri Valley and was rushed by Life Net to Omaha, where he later had a quadruple bypass.
Then in January of 2012—a short month-and-a-half later—Alger was diagnosed with cancer. "I was very, very sick," Alger said. "I was losing weight. I thought it was my heart medications."
A family practice physician heeded the warning signs and ordered tests that showed Alger had Stage 2 colon cancer. The tumor, he said, was "the size of a fist" and had attached itself to his bladder, blocking the urethra.
He was miserable—suffering uncontrollable shaking, feeling very cold, then overheating—but the excellent care he received at Alegent Creighton Health Immanuel Medical Center helped him through. "I don't know why anyone would go anywhere else that wasn't Alegent Creighton," he said.
He spent 21 days at Immanuel and underwent cancer surgery as well as a colostomy. He had a pelvic abscess and a fistula, an abnormal connection between two organs or vessels that ordinarily do not connect. He suffered a great deal of pain.
But Alger remembered more about the care he received on "7 West" at Immanuel than he did his medical ordeals. "The nurses were excellent, superior, whatever word you want to use," he said. "The care was pinpoint perfect. They're real professionals and treat you with respect so you keep your dignity." He rattled off name after name of those who provided "loving care," including Hattie Jackson, R.N., Jane Schraeder, R.N., phlebotomist Nancy Cullen, Chaplain John Brewer, Cecelia Backstrom, P.A. and nursing assistant Cathy Harding.
Head Nurse Vicki Jacobson, R.N. stayed late one night to oversee his preparations for a procedure and even brought in her puppy Scout to see Alger on her day off. "That's the type of people they are," Alger said. "They're patient-oriented. They're family-oriented. They're Jesus-oriented."
He didn't forget his doctors, either. "Every one of them was excellent. They were all excellent. I can't express how incredible the Alegent Creighton experience was, clear down to the people who brought the food in to the people who changed the linens to the lady who mopped the floor."
He had chemotherapy at Immanuel after his hospital stay and his last day of chemo was on September 24th—his birthday. "The nursing staff knew it was my birthday," he said, beaming. "They made a huge card!"
Blood tests were encouraging and a CAT scan in June "looked perfect," he said."I am a kind of miracle that happened. I'm cancer-free."
As he gets stronger, he intends to volunteer at Immanuel to help "pay it forward," he said. "Right now I live in the moment. I don't worry about tomorrow. I can't control it. I'm here today. I'm alive. That's all that counts."
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Roy Eugene Mize, 63, of Huron, died unexpectedly Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, in St. Vincent Mercy Hospital of Toledo.
Roy was born July 21, 1949, in Sandusky to Roy and Pearley Mize. He graduated from Huron High School in 1967. Roy retired in April 2012 from A. Schulman in Bellevue.
He enjoyed NASCAR, classic cars, The Ohio State Buckeyes, and going to breakfast with his family.
He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Vicki; five children, Paul (Lisa) Mize, of Huron, Melanie (Rick) Raths, of Bay View, Scott, of Huron, Jarrod (Jill), of Huron, and Kevin (Angela), of Sandusky; seven grandchildren, Morgan, Madison and Tanner Mize, Mackenzie and Bailie Raths, and Mckenna and Jackson Mize; and a sister, Cloie (Dan) Meyer, of Sandusky.
He was preceded in death by his father, Roy, in 1997, and his mother, Pearley, in 2009.
The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Dr. Hemeyer and the staff of The Bellevue Hospital for their exceptional care of Roy during his brief time with them.
Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. Sunday, Oct 28, at Foster Funeral Home & Crematory, 410 Main St., Huron, where services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct 29,. The Rev. Delmar Bailey will officiate. Burial will be at Scott Cemetery, Huron Avery Road, Huron.
Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Roy to The American Diabetes Association.
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- Auditions for DOUBT, A PARABLE, by John Patrick Shanley
- Wednesday, January 21, at 6 pm (Callbacks January 22, 6 pm)
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The Princess Margaret BMT program has an international reputation as a global leader in clinical and research programs and as a gold standard in transplant technologies like Apheresis collections for peripheral stem cell transplant infusions and Extracorporeal Photopheresis for selected graft-vs-host conditions. Over the next year, Remedy will work with the Princess Margaret BMT program to implement InvestigateCT, the world's first Integrated Research Management System designed for cancer centers involved in clinical research using cell therapies. InvestigateCT will facilitate multi-directional data flow throughout the BMT program, cell therapy labs and biobanks to improve real-time analytics, therapies, patient safety, and quality across the transplant care pathway as well as long-term patient survivorship for patients who are living longer and healthier lives.
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Anti-choice activists staged a protest Sunday that included large graphic images outside of Jackson, Mississippi, churches during Palm Sunday services.
Good dudes of the world, please hear me out: Not actively being a sexist jerk as an individual is not enough.
A new video game focused on an unintended pregnancy shows the potential for tackling heavier topics in games, but it also illustrates how game developers often succumb to stereotypes that can do more harm than good when attempting to educate players about real-world experiences.
An act of vandalism at Mississippi's last abortion clinic will not intimidate clinic workers from providing reproductive health care to women in need, clinic staff said Tuesday.
Some California lawmakers want to make sure that students learn about sexual assault before they graduate high school. At the least, affirmative-consent education can be a good catalyst for making people think about the way rape culture permeates our daily lives.
The NFL and its teams seem to have no real plan to combat violence against women or enforce consequences against players who commit it.
Arkansas state Rep. Justin Harris, who handed his adopted daughters over to a man who raped one of them, still thinks he's entitled to pass legislation that could force teen girls to bear their rapist's child.
Many young parents may not know this, but many of the experiences and educational hardships they are facing are actually illegal. One major way teens can help empower themselves is by asserting their federal rights.
Cisgender Women Aren't the Only People Who Seek Abortions, and Activists' Language Should Reflect That
As an abortion provider, I now make a practice of using gender-inclusive language—not only when speaking about the issue on traditional and social media, but also when talking to my patients.
Dr. Hanson, who died last week at the age of 91, was outspoken and politically involved, unafraid of the prospect that her views might alienate anyone as she fiercely defended abortion rights and supported pro-choice legislators.


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He admitted 29 charges involving boys as young as nine when he appeared at Southwark Crown Court in London. But he denied a further 12 charges and will face trial on November 24.
The offences he admitted were committed between 1967 and 1984 and involved boys aged from nine to 16.Denning, 73, of Basildon in Essex, was one of the original Radio 1 line-up and was the first announcer heard on BBC2 in 1964.
He was first arrested by detectives from sex crime inquiry Operation Yewtree in June last year.
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By Michael DavisWhen Eddie Robinson pulls out onto the road in his company's only cab, he's not thinking about today's high gas prices as much as he would had he not already had a guaranteed fare. Robinson, proprietor of Clayton Henry Taxi Service, usually makes runs back and forth from the Stockbridge area to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for a list of usual clients. He's not thinking too much about high prices at the pump, yet. "But if I had to run out there and look for trips it would be a different thing," Robinson said. "You could burn up more gas looking for trips than it's probably worth." This week, prices on the east coast of the U.S. for regular gasoline were up nearly 5 cents from the week before, according to a report by the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration. This continues a trend that saw crude oil prices peak April 1 but slide by 9 percent by April 12, according to the Administration. Prices at the pump, however, are up nearly 50 cents over last year's prices the same week and the EIA forecasts crude oil prices to remain above $50 per barrel for the rest of 2005 and 2006, according to an April 13 report titled "This Week in Petroleum." Around south metro Atlanta, heavily dependent on automobile transportation, the pump-prices are starting to pinch those who depend on gas to work. Retiree Grover Cole Sr., whose son owns a lawn care and maintenance business in Stockbridge where he helps out from time to time, said the gas prices are affecting what the business has to charge for service. With clients as far away as Norcross and Snellville, Cole said some clients balk at paying a higher rate to compensate for the expense of getting to the job site. "We try to keep it at a minimum but with customers 15 to 20 miles away, you can't do it," he said, adding the business has lost some clients. "They wouldn't allow us to go up and we couldn't afford to do the job for nothing," he said. As prices remain above $2 per gallon, interest is also increasing in alternative fuel cars. Steve Crane, the general manager of Toyota South in Morrow, reports selling all the Toyota Prius hybrid gas-electric cars he can get on his lot. "The Prius has been a real high-interest (vehicle) for a long time, but as the gas went higher, more people are inquiring about it and we're selling more," Crane said. Soaring gas prices are also beginning to affect employers' ability to create and maintain new jobs, according to state Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond. Thurmond points to the increase in fuel prices lately and the corresponding rise in the state unemployment rate. The clearest example, he said, is Delta Air Lines. "They can't really raise ticket prices because of the competition of the regional carriers," Thurmond said. "But that's also true of the pizza delivery guy," he added. "How much can you raise prices without it having a corresponding impact on your ability to generate new clients?" Also, because workers, especially in the metro Atlanta area which has one of the longest average commute times in the nation, spend more money on getting to work, "Disposable income has just evaporated," he said. -- On the net: Energy Information Administration http://www.eia.doe.gov
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Mix mustard and lemon juice in medium bowl. Mix in anchovy oil. Gradually whisk in olive oil. Add anchovies, chopped basil, and shallots. Season dressing with salt and pepper. Open lamb in large glass baking dish. Pour 1 1/3 cups dressing over, turning to coat both sides. Cover lamb and remaining dressing seperately and chill at leat 6 hours or overnight. Bring dressing to room temperature before using.
Cook potaotes in large pot of salted water just until tender, about 15 minutes. Drain well. Transfer to large bowl. Add 1 1/2 cups reserved dressing to warm potatoes and toss gently to coat. Cook beans in large pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender, about 8 minutes. Drain. Rinse with cold water, drain well. Add beans and mushrooms to potatoes. Mix in 1/2 cup reserved dressing. Season to taste with salt and papper.
Prepare barbeque (medium-high heat). Sprinkle lamb with salt and pepper. Place lamb on grill and cook until thermometer inserted into thickest part of meat registers 135°F., brushing with remaining marinade from baking dish , about 12 minutes per side for medium-rare. Transfer to platter and let stand at least 15 minutes.
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intelligible to audiences and advertisers. On another level, the widespread circulation of discourses presenting the rap music/violence conflation as a formula for commercial success likely reached beyond the journalistic community to influence the attitudes, expectations and aesthetic choices of the music industry, rap performers and the culture overall.
On yet another level, any effort to understand the demonization of rap music in elite media discourses must take the historical moment into account. Within a context devoid of the Soviet threat, and in which direct invocations of race and class-based difference are to be assiduously avoided, news discourses seeking to comprehend rap music through the language of crime functioned metonymically to position African- American, working class youth as the Other against which the national identity is regulated and reaffirmed. This dimension of the Times' journalistic performance also tells an important story about how the emergence of the rap music/violence conflation helped to mediate longstanding anxieties related to race, class and generational difference.
In other ways too numerous to mention, the mainstream media's demonization of rap music in the period after the 2-Live Crew obscenity case set the stage for the ascendance of the Black urban gangsta as a marketable persona in the period to follow. But the role played by the New York Times in the rise -- and now the demise -- of gangsta rap is probably less important than the manner in which it clears space to think through how the globalization of markets and the need for new enemies in the post-Cold War era became manifest in the practices of elite journalism overall. A central feature of these practices was the shift from information to drama as the prevailing paradigm of mainstream news operations. Indeed not only was the dramatic model crucial to the Times' rap music journalism in the period 1985-1990, but it also helps to explain more recent 1990s scandal-driven cottage industries which have emerged around the O.J. Simpson trial, the death of Princess Diana, and current allegations of sexual misconduct and perjury by President Clinton. In each of these examples traditional boundaries separating information from entertainment, tabloid journalism from its more impartial, objective counterpart, have been erased. But while the New York Times' coverage of rap music dramatically illuminates the way the practice of mainstream journalism has been altered by the demise of Soviet communism, it illuminates just as clearly core features of the process whereby a uniquely American common sense(ibility) has remained intact.


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On the Grange, in Queens
The Brooklyn Grange, a 40,000-square-foot produce-growing rooftop farm, has finally found a home in the most unlikely of places. Queens.
The five partners in the project—which include the owners of Roberta's, the Brooklyn pizzeria hot spot—have closed on deal to lease the rooftop of a six-story building on Northern Boulevard in Long Island City.
Next week, 1.2 million pounds of soil from Pennsylvania will be delivered by crane to the top of the building, owned by Acumen Capital Partners and housing a mix of businesses in the former Standard Motors manufacturing plant.
For months the five partners, all Brooklyn residents, searched for a space big enough to hold the city's largest rooftop farm, which is nearly an acre in size. "We had a number of options in Brooklyn and everything just kind of fell through," said Brandon Hoy, one of the owners of Roberta's in Bushwick.
The garden's main investors also pulled out in February, but then the group found the new location, though one outside the confines of Brooklyn.
"The fact that we're in Queens is just sort of another sort of ironic and unlikely aspect of the project," said Anastasia Cole, another of the partners. "I think we all find it pretty funny."
Ben Flanner, the full-time farmer and chief executive of the Brooklyn Grange, said the for-profit business has a budget of about $170,000, coming from a combination of community supporters, investors and personal loans.
The goal is to grow produce nine months out of the year and to sell it in markets in Brooklyn and Queens, as well as to local restaurants.
"The first things we're growing will be greens mixes, radishes and possibly peas," said Mr. Flanner, who last year launched a 6,000-square-foot rooftop farm in Greenpoint.
The Brooklyn upstarts say no name change is in the works. "We're not going to change our name," said Ms. Cole.
"We love Queens, we're excited to be there. But in the end of the day we're Brooklyn folks."
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After living in England since the outbreak of World War II, Joe Newman returns to the small Bavarian town of his birth to seek news of his father. There he is told that his father, now dead, had escaped from behind the Iron Curtain, taken refuge in the home of a Dr. von Brecht, and later married a woman named Lisa. The evasive attitude of all those involved, including Police Inspector Hofmeister and insurance agent Brenner, leads Joe to believe that certain facts about his father are being kept secret. He breaks into von Brecht's home and finds an old man in the attic but is clubbed from behind before he can learn the stranger's identity. When he regains consciousness, Joe sees the old man being driven away by von Brecht, Brenner, and Lisa. Joe follows them to a railway station and discovers that the man is a renowned scientist who was forced to switch places with his father just before his death. Following a battle with Brenner, Joe rescues the scientist from being abducted to the East and helps him get out of the country.


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Faye Levow, president of Launch Pad Publishing, sought out Kickstarter to raise funds for her upcoming book "OMG! My Parents Are Getting OLD!" to be the definitive resource to help families deal with the issues of caring for aging parents and to help Boomers and their children to be better prepared for their elder years. As a thank you reward, Levow says, "Most levels of contributor will receive a copy of the book because that's what it's all about: Getting this information into a million households as quickly as possible."
Unfortunately, most seniors are unprepared for their senior years, leaving family members struggling to figure out proper housing, financial issues, caregiving nuances, and more. Perhaps you have experienced the whirlwind and stress that can go along with the monumental task of caring for elder loved ones.
Levow went through these struggles with her mother and felt compelled to share her learned information with others. "I realized that most of us go through this horrendous and tumultuous time with our parents. They need our help, but won't admit it. They need to move to a more conducive environment, but they refuse. They are having difficulty managing their finances, but don't want anyone else to know," says Levow. "The worst part is that the adult children don't know what to do or where to turn."
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PNM began with CableLabs' reference implementation of their tool utilizing pre-equalization to address linear noise and interference problems. But PNM today is much more than pre-equalization. It's about customers, it's about their quality of experience, and it's about operational efficiency and changing the way we look at service performance.
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In this issue, we profile Sherita Ceaser, the recipient of the 2014 Women In Technology Award. CED editors attended the 2014 Cable-Tec Expo, caught up on keynotes, sampled the seminars, and sat through the sessions to bring you a comprehensive overview of the technologies that are driving progress in the cable industry. Contributed articles address managing networks – one looks at smart home networks, the other at the cloud.
Report: DOCSIS channel shipments up 85 percent YoY in 3QNovember 25, 2014 12:49 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Pushed along by investments in high-bandwidth services, DOCSIS channels shipments were up 95 percent year-over-year in the third quarter. The move from CMTS platforms to the cable industry's Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP) is also well underway with CCAP revenue increasing 7 percent in the third quarter to $360 million, according to a report by Infonetics Research.
Koch starts tender offer for Oplink transactionNovember 24, 2014 12:12 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
A subsidiary of Koch Industries Inc. has started its tender offer tied to its approximately $445 million acquisition of optical network device company Oplink Communications Inc. The deal between Koch Optics Inc. and Oplink was announced last week. At that time it was said that Koch Optics would start a tender offer for all of Oplink's outstanding stock for $24.25 per share.
Harnessing Big Data AnalyticsNovember 20, 2014 4:01 pm | by Chris Menier, vice president client services – IP media and cable, Guavus | Articles | Comments
Using Big Data analytics, service providers can gain invaluable insights that can help them to stay ahead of the competition, improve customer services and drive new revenues. So how can service providers best harness Big Data analytics, and what do they stand to gain from doing so?
Comcast building data center in OregonNovember 17, 2014 1:01 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
Comcast is building a data center in Hillsboro, OR, which the company said will provide support for video, Internet and phone services for Oregon and southwest Washington customers. The company has a headend and a large sales center nearby.
Cisco beats Street 1Q profit, revenue forecastsNovember 13, 2014 12:48 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Cisco Systems Inc. posted stronger-than-expected first-quarter results on Wednesday. It also announced that its chief financial officer will step down. The seller of routers, switches, software and services said its net income totaled $1.83 billion, or 35 cents per share.
Jackson Energy goes gigabit with AdtranNovember 12, 2014 1:26 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
JEA first deployed its FTTH network over a decade ago, with the expectation that deploying fiber could support the community's evolution into a globally connected commercial center. West Tennessee has historically been an agricultural region.
Juniper Networks CEO steps down after reviewNovember 11, 2014 12:37 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Networking vendor Juniper Networks announced on Monday that CEO Shaygan Kheradpir resigned from the company after less than a year at the helm. Juniper Networks said that Kheradpir, who was also on the board of directors, resigned following "a review by the board of directors of his leadership and his conduct in connection with a particular negotiation with a customer."
Small companies rush to fill gigabit voidNovember 10, 2014 1:18 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The biggest companies have little interest in providing gigabit residential service, and Google is being extremely choosy and extremely slow about installing Google Fiber. That's opening opportunities to install fiber for companies like Pinnacle Communications, Ritter Communications and Arkwest, all in Arkansas.
Suddenlink adds video, data subs; Project GigaSpeed ramping upNovember 7, 2014 1:47 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
Suddenlink parent Cequel reported growth in revenue, growth in basic video subscribers, and increased ARPU. The company said it expects to increase capital spending next year to upgrade its network; this is in accordance with its previously announced Project GigaSpeed.
Report: OTT use will increase household bandwidth 31 percent annuallyNovember 5, 2014 12:48 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
With the plethora of OTT services from the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime, and HBO Go, among others, the average household bandwidth requirements are poised to increase by 31 percent annually over the next five years, according to a recent report. The report, which was commissioned by Ciena and conducted by ACG Research, said that peak hour average usage per household would increase from 2.9 Mbps this year to 7.3 Mbps in 2018.
Incognito automates IP address management functionsNovember 4, 2014 1:29 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
The ongoing transition from IPv4 to IPv6 only complicates IP address management. Incognito Software Systems has updated its Address Commander software to streamline and automate IP address assignment. This version also includes network-wide device discovery and problematic assignment management.
Cloud business lifts Microsoft's quarterly resultsOctober 24, 2014 12:17 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Microsoft's quarterly profit and revenue sailed past expectations Thursday, as CEO Satya Nadella's push to embrace cloud computing and diversify into mobile devices helped lift sales by 25 percent. Revenue from cloud services, including software delivered over the Internet, more than doubled last quarter at a time when some of Microsoft's better-known segments are slowing.
Juniper beats Street 3Q forecastsOctober 24, 2014 11:49 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Juniper Networks Inc. on Thursday reported a better-than-expected third quarter and announced plans to increase its share repurchases. But a weak fourth-quarter outlook sent the computer network equipment maker's shares down in extended trading. The Sunnyvale, California-based company reported a third-quarter profit of $103.6 million, or 23 cents per share.
WebNMS, VeEX partner on Carrier Ethernet management systemOctober 20, 2014 12:59 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
The companies intend to integrate VeEX's VePAL UX400 with the WebNMS Carrier Ethernet Solution. By combining the systems, the partners give their carrier customers high-fidelity performance monitoring, including service activation testing, under a unified network management platform.
Amdocs system paves path to network virtualizationOctober 17, 2014 1:06 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
Network Cloud Service Orchestrator can be used for service definition on both physical and cloud-based networks. It converges service fulfillment and assurance into a holistic, real-time process. It is open, vendor-agnostic, and catalog-driven, using existing service catalog and ordering systems.
Cisco reorganizing switcher/router operationsOctober 8, 2014 1:15 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
Pursuant to a round of layoffs announced in August, Cisco is reorganizing, reportedly removing a layer of executives, mostly product managers who were each responsible for specific product families within the company's switching and routing business.
Sandvine lands $7 million in orders from two top MSOsOctober 3, 2014 12:42 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Sandvine announced it had received approximately $7 million in orders from two Tier 1 cable operators in North America. Sandvine declined to name the cable operators, but said one was from an existing customer while the other was a "competitive displacement" of a standalone vendor.
VeEX, Product Showcase at Cable-Tec Expo 2014October 1, 2014 8:06 pm | by CED | Videos | Comments
Product Showcase: VeEX CEO Cyrille Morelle discusses the company's latest products, including the new RXT-1200 CWDM OTDR, the new 24x8 Cable Modem option for the CX380S-D3, testers designed for core networks up to 100 Gbps, as well as the new VeSion cloud-based, one system platform.
Compass-EOS reimagines routers for SDNOctober 1, 2014 2:13 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
Compass-EOS has announced a new networking element aimed at breaking down the functions of a classic router and pulling out the forwarding element to stand on its own. The basic idea is to enable the move toward SDN by removing services and applications from the router.
Feds say hackers targeted Microsoft, game makersOctober 1, 2014 12:09 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Two members of an international hacking ring that gained access to a U.S. Army computer network while targeting computer giant Microsoft and several video game developers pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges Tuesday. David Pokora, 22, of Mississauga, Ontario, and Sanadodeh Nesheiwat, 28, of Washington, New Jersey, each pleaded guilty to a single count of conspiracy to commit computer fraud and copyright infringement.
VeEX at Cable-Tec Expo 2014September 30, 2014 5:41 pm | by CED | Videos | Comments
Live From The Show: VeEX CEO Cyrille Morelle on how VeEX is adding vision to the network, from forward return, Internet technologies, and now optical. It costs money to dispatch a technician, so you want to send them to the right place -- that's what vision gets you, he explained.
All Systems Broadband at Cable-Tec Expo 2014September 30, 2014 5:14 pm | by CED | Videos | Comments
Live From The Show: All Systems Broadband CEO Jason Skeoch on drivers for his company's product development, including the increasing use of fiber connectivity among business customers. One issue, Skeoch explains, is helping businesses build on the assets they already have in place.
Ericsson buys majority stake in ApceraSeptember 23, 2014 12:52 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | Comments
Ericsson said the acquistion of Apcera's PaaS will allow it to deliver complete cloud automation to run all workloads and use cases, while providing complete control for infrastructure. The company hopes to extend the same approach into operator and enterprise clouds.


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First, he could hire a bunch of folks to make them by hand. This is wildly expensive, and the quality is hard to control. This option is no good. Second, he could contract with a manufacturer for mass production. This has an expensive setup, long delays for shipping and retooling, and the minimum order could involve tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars – on his budget, this is not going to happen. He is stuck.
She has a small woodshop. Sometimes she gets overflow jobs from large manufacturers, and sometimes she doesn't. Work is very sporadic and hard to predict. Sally only does one thing expertly: wood. She can only make things if, well, they are made from wood.
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EDIT: New vid. Just Slidin' around. More deets in post below!
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New Update. Particle effects on the exploding bombs. I recommend watching it at 720p. Full description will be posted in a new reply below~!
This is a doozy of an update.
I've been on vacation the last three weeks so this is the first time in a while I've had time to start coding again, and man, I've had a bunch of it pent up.
For starters, once again! I have redone my entire force system. The world collision stuff is untouched, but I've redone pretty much the entire way that non world objects interact push and pull with each other.
The main difference is that I've gotten better at coding and understanding how various things work. With this knowledge, I've been able to set up a system of lists that can update on what is associated with what and update accordingly. I'm pretty sure I'm getting the same results with roughly 1/3 of the calculations now. In addition to that, I can now have around double the amount of simultaneous collisions. I guess basically, I'm getting a whole lot more collision stuff done than I had before, at a cheaper cost =)
Now, onto some of the more apparent stuff. I've added a few particle systems to the game. For starters, you can see when the player charges his attacks, he gathers stars and when he attacks, they go flying. They don't do damage and are pretty much just there for show. I plan on updating the way they act further but for now, you can set them to charge at various speeds and also dictate their direction when you send them flying. I forgot to do it, but if you miss the attack, you don't get the smear.
In addition to the stars, I've put in some other things that make the combat feel a little more forceful. Mainly, you may think the game is slowing down, but it's actually a feature. I swear! I can now control the slow motion on the fly. Currently, it'll go into a slight slow motion when the player is charging an attack. It also goes slow for a moment when the player uppercuts a mob upwards. I've got it rigged so that I can have the player and enemy both work at different speeds so when you uppercut an enemy, they'll be going slow but the player can remain at speed so that you can maybe chase him up and give him an aerial beating. . . I really need to put in more combat moves soon -_-;;
In addition to slow motion, I've put in the ability to freeze frame. You can see it when I do the horizontal charged attack. Right when it connects, the game will freeze for a split second and then resume. I can mix and match these. I'm also half done with some camera shake to further add the sensation of powerful hits.
The thing was, well, I got sidetracked into BOMBS! GIANT EFFIN BOMBS! . . . well, maybe not Giant, but you know. Bombs -_-;; Putting bombs in actually forced me to come up with an entirely new damage model which is the area of effect. How it works is, the closer to the center of the explosion you are, the more damage you take, further you fly, longer you get stunned, etc. . . This is also put into attack sets so that I can easily add moves that use this style of damage dealing.
Oh, and I've set it up so that the player can hurt himself as well. It wouldn't really make sense to just be able to walk through it willy nilly.
btw, I've got more particle systems on the bomb, ya know, the fuse =P I'm really lovin this particle stuff and I'm hoping I don't overdo it later on -_-;; I need to come up with some kind of explosion effect for the bombs as well. I'm currently unsure if I wanna do it with particles or just with some schmancy art. Oh, and it's the return of my old targeting cursor =P
The way the bomb tossing works currently is that you use the cursor and it you toss the bomb at the cursors location. Easy right? Depending on the distance, it'll either sorta just toss the bomb, or really huk it. The bombs are also fully interactable with the gameworld so they will ride conveyors, bounce off walls, all that great stuff. In addition to being pushed around and bouncin off enemies and stuff.
There's some other things too. . . but yea. I've got a lot of plans. While on vacation I also came up with a lot of game mechanics I can work in and better ways to do a few things I've already done. Lots of progress.
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Photo: 787 Raked Blended Winglet, originally uploaded by flightblogger.
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13 Responses to Photo: 787 Raked Blended Winglet
Anonymous April 30, 2009 at 11:43 am #
Those are a lot of static discharge wicks! Are they all permanent?
I also like the little spear of wing which juts out between the flaps
Trapperpk April 30, 2009 at 12:04 pm #
What no engine! Or is its big bad HP hiding in the shadows- or is this not ZA001?
lasg April 30, 2009 at 12:13 pm #
Great pics tks. When do tou think we will see it under the sun Jon? give us a hint!!! lol, tks.
jensonT April 30, 2009 at 2:58 pm #
I believe that little spear of wing is between the outboard flap and aileron. Wonder what Boeing calls them. The A320 has them as well (two per wing – inboard and outboard), and they are known as falseworks.
engineer April 30, 2009 at 3:25 pm #
My guess is, its missing an engine under that wing because its an old picture.
Jon Ostrower April 30, 2009 at 4:49 pm #
Hey guys, very much a current picture. Took it with my phone this afternoon. The engines are very much on and surrounded by the paint tooling ramps. I was RIGHT next to the winglet when I took this, so the perspective is very skewed. It is a BEAUTIFUL wing though and my pictures will be up soon.
Niyoko April 30, 2009 at 5:07 pm #
That is a nice and crazy angle of ZA001. What is that on the edge of the winglet? It looks like a large piece of electronics…Was that there before? I don't see it on the pictures of ZA002 or previous pictures this plane.
Oh and I have to agree, lol. It does look like there are no engines, even the shadows are hard to see. But i believe you if you say there are there, haha.
Clay April 30, 2009 at 7:29 pm #
I think the bit of electronics on the wingtip is the strobe. Are they starting to use LED's now? Also my best guess for the spear between the aileron and flap is the fuel-dump line. I've seen it on the 767-300ER's, but they don't form the boundary between control-surfaces on that so it's not so obvious. The wing just looks so beautifully smooth and elegantly simple.
engineer May 1, 2009 at 3:54 am #
Clay, you are right it is the fuel-dump line or most commonly known as the fuel jettison nozzle.
worker bee May 7, 2009 at 5:46 pm #
It is an LED light on the end of the wing tip
V S Saxena December 15, 2009 at 9:58 pm #
Can any one please advise me why the engine cowling of B-787 Deamliner does not have straight cut trailing edge. Instead it has a design like perforation on the edge of postage stamps.
Barry June 19, 2010 at 5:36 am #
VS Saxena, it is to lower noise. the idea was copied from the trailing edge of the wings of owls, which, as you know, fly very quietly as they swoop on their prey.
watch free films December 22, 2010 at 1:55 pm #
Jeez, it's unusual to find such a great posting


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All you need is to do is keep a comfortable pair of walking shoes handy. Throw a pair of walking shoes in your car, or take an extra pair to your office, so you can take a walk at lunch—maybe walk a "Monday Mile" with a coworker or friend. A simple 30-minute walk every day of your workweek not only makes it easy to get those recommended 150 minutes of exercise per week, but it also wards off the symptoms of menopause, according to a recent Canadian study.
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Nothing can kill your motivation to exercise like blisters or sore arches. But before you run out and spend hundreds of dollars on designer shoes, check your closet. Most beginning walkers (or joggers) don't need to buy new shoes, say the editors of Runner's World magazine. Any comfortable, properly fitting pair of cross-trainers or sneakers will work, they say. However, if you find yourself without even an old beat-up pair, make sure to buy shoes that fit both your foot and your body size. The editors at Runner's World can help you find the right walking shoes and other gear you might need to stay on track.
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Hopefully, you were able to recruit a friend or coworker to join you on your Monday Mile. If not, make sure you bring along some good exercise music to keep you moving at a quick tempo. To walk at a pace of four to five miles per hour, it helps to have music with about 120 to 135 beats per minute. Or just find a song with a fast chorus and a slower verse so you can do some interval training during your walk.
Conventional wisdom used to state that stretching before and after your workout was necessary. But now, exercise physiologists agree that just stretching afterwards will help you maintain flexibility without hurting your muscles. Try these stretching exercises after each walk, holding each one for 20 to 30 seconds.
5. Find other ways to move.
Even for regular exercisers, sitting for prolonged periods can encourage weight gain and lead to problems like blood clots in the legs. Try moving around for 10 minutes every hour throughout your day, whether it's simply standing up while you talk on the phone, walking up and down the stairs for a few minutes to clear your head, or delivering a message to a colleague on foot rather than sending them an email.
The Healthy Monday Campaign is a nonprofit collaboration between Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.


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