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Students at Holyhead school are designing and building a catapult using basic equipment. The students will also be expected to research and come up ideas for additional materials too.
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Snacks Vending Machines
The perfect companion for a hot drinks machine is a snack vending machine which can serve up a wide variety of snacks and confectionary products quickly and easily. LTT work with major brands such as Walkers Crisps and Mars Bars to Pepsi to Fairtrade juices, in order to meet all consumer needs. Highly configurable and attractive machines keep your staff or visitors refreshed and refilled.
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Using ASP.NET 2.0, I have a web app where I am trying to use Javascript to make one tab in a tabcontainer the active tab.
The recommendations have been based on:
var mX=document.getElementById('<%= tc1.ClientID%>')
$find('<%= tc1.ClientID%>').set_activeTabIndex(1);
Which both produce the error:
The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks (i.e. <% ... %>).
I've tried moving the code out of the head tag and into the body tag; same error.
I've also tried the alternative <%# tc1.ClientID%>, as in:
var mX = document.getElementById('<%# tc1.ClientID %>')
Generates a null error - code above is rendered in the html as:
var mX = document.getElementById('')
Can anyone explain in plain(er) language what this means and what the solution is?


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Oliver Wetter
Oliver Wetter
RP /LU, Germany
About Oliver Wetter
As artist I want to explore the diversity of life and will not limit creativity by technique. The center of my attention will always be psychology and the human form factor. My work isn´t influenced by anyone, it is an accumulation of volatile inspirations. This different point of view does benefit my work as illustrator and keeps ideas fresh.
In 1993-1996 he started an apprenticeship to become a painter, with success. From 2001 till 2006 Oliver studied Air Brush design at the Arts-center IBKK in Bochum (Germany), where he was in the masterclass Taught by master Air Brush artist Roland Kuck. At the moment, Oliver is pursuing representation in national or international galleries and in the illustration and fine-art sector. Inquires are welcomed. The virtuality, to bring together art and design in a harmonical unison, is one of the main-concerns of Fantasio Fine Arts- which is an emerging young artists company in the field of illustration, retouching, photodesign, airbrush-design, digital and traditional fine art and customized object-design.Exhibition participated (examples):03/2005Project Creo "Convergence"Collaboration Exhibition in theArts Center of St. Petersburgh /Florida12.03.2005 - 04.05.2005---06.2005Festival `D Aerographie"Casino de Spa - Spa/Belgium04./05.06.2005---09/2005"Illustration und Airbrush-art"im Kunst -und GaleriehausBochum Wattenscheid03.09.2005 - 15.10.2005---10/2005Airbrush-Show RaamsdonksveerNederlands08./09.10.2005---10/2005"Internationales Airbrush Forum 2005"Messe Niederrhein / Rheinberg29./30.10.2005---,
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Nashville, TN – Hepatitis C is a deadly but treatable disease; that's why the Tennessee Department of Health is sharing a reminder about the importance of getting tested.
May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, a perfect time to know your status and seek treatment if needed.
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Nashville, TN – If you're like most Americans, you don't know the signs of stroke.
Only 8 percent of those recently surveyed in the American Stroke Association/Ad Council Stroke Awareness Continuous Tracking Study could identify each letter in F.A.S.T., an acronym of the most common stroke warning signs.
Nashville, TN – Measles, a disease considered eradicated in the United States, is making headlines due to a growing outbreak linked to a California amusement park. Most of the people infected with measles in this outbreak were not vaccinated against the disease.
While Tennessee does not yet have any reported measles cases in 2015 and no cases linked to this outbreak at this time, the Tennessee Department of Health is reminding everyone of the importance of routine vaccination against measles and other illnesses.
A child receiving an immunization
Dallas, TX – Struggling to balance on one leg for 20 seconds or longer was linked to an increased risk for small blood vessel damage in the brain and reduced cognitive function in otherwise healthy people with no clinical symptoms, according to new research in the American Heart Association's journal Stroke.
"Our study found that the ability to balance on one leg is an important test for brain health," said Yasuharu Tabara, Ph.D., lead study author and associate professor at the Center for Genomic Medicine at Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine in Kyoto, Japan. "Individuals showing poor balance on one leg should receive increased attention, as this may indicate an increased risk for brain disease and cognitive decline."
Struggling to stand on one leg for less than 20 seconds was linked to an increased risk for stroke, small blood vessel damage in the brain, and reduced cognitive function in otherwise healthy people. (American Heart Association)
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Headquarters, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)
Monrovia Liberia – The Joint Forces Command – United Assistance Mobile Training Team completed a week of training in Buchanan City, Liberia, November 21st.
The MTT mission consists of going out to remote locations in Liberia to teach future Ebola treatment center health care workers on how to properly conduct all phases of running an ETU, said Capt. Alex Ailer, a nurse with the 86th Combat Support Hospital, from Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Senior Airman Joshua Douglass, an aerospace medical technician, watches as health care workers properly put on their personal protective equipment in Buchanan City, Nov. 21, 2014. (Staff Sgt. Terrance D. Rhodes/U.S. Army)
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Health has announced new Ebola resources for Tennesseans.
Tennesseans with questions about the disease may call a toll-free number to obtain accurate, timely information: 1.877.857.2945 is now open 10:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. Hours for the information line will be increased in length and will be available seven days a week in the near future. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville, TN – Protecting people from infectious diseases is a vital part of the mission of the Tennessee Department of Health, and TDH works around the clock to prepare for, respond to and protect people in the state from diseases both familiar and new to Tennessee. TDH has plans in place to respond to emerging diseases such as Ebola Virus Disease that are now spreading outside the U.S. as well as future health threats that may develop.
"''Are we safe? What is the risk? What should I do?' These are some of the questions we all ask when we hear about unfamiliar and sometimes dangerous communicable diseases," said TDH Commissioner John Dreyzehner, MD, MPH.
This graphic shows the life cycle of the ebolavirus. Bats are strongly implicated as both reservoirs and hosts for the ebolavirus. Of the five identified ebolavirus subtypes, four are capable of human-to-human transmission. Initial infections in humans result from contact with an infected bat or other wild animal. Strict isolation of infected patients is essential to reduce onward ebolavirus transmission. (CDC)
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Washington, D.C. – Fruit flies are bug eyed and spindly, they love rotten bananas, and, following orders from their pin-sized brains, they can lay hundreds of eggs every day.
We have a lot in common.
Genetically speaking, people and fruit flies are surprisingly alike, explains biologist Sharmila Bhattacharya of NASA's Ames Research Center. "About 77% of known human disease genes have a recognizable match in the genetic code of fruit flies, and 50% of fly protein sequences have mammalian analogues."
Nashville, TN – Four of the most dreaded words in agriculture are Hoof and Mouth Disease, which can be devastating to livestock producers and wreak havoc on the farm economy. In conjunction with June Dairy Month, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has signed an agreement that partners Tennessee with eight other states to protect the dairy industry in the event of an HMD outbreak.
Known as the Secure Milk Supply Plan, the agreement sets standards by which milk producers, haulers and processors would interact with animal health authorities to reduce the risk of spreading HMD during an outbreak. «Read the rest of this article»
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Health has confirmed the first case of chikungunya in Tennessee. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention laboratory results show a resident of Madison County tested positive for the virus.
TDH is reminding Tennesseans of the importance of taking precautions to protect themselves from bites from mosquitoes that may spread this and other viruses such as West Nile and La Crosse.
Chikungunya is transmitted by daytime biting mosquitoes.


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Property Editor at The Age and BusinessDay journalist for Fairfax's theage.com.au, smh.com.au, watoday.com.au and brisbanetimes.com.au.
Rates hit might not factor in house price slump
Simon Johanson Falling property values might not be reflected in recent local body rate hikes.
St Kilda's 'futuristic' Lego-land goes ahead
Simon Johanson A controversial Lego-like, 18-storey tower has been given planning approval in Melbourne's St Kilda Road junction prompting anger from local residents.
NGV snub now water under the bridge
Simon Johanson A year after the National Gallery of Victoria's striking water-wall facade and stained-glass great hall were completed 44 years ago, it was controversially shunned for a coveted architecture award in...
Six new suburbs but little public transport
Miki Perkins and Simon Johanson Most of Melbourne's six new suburbs will have to rely on the busy V/Line train network or public transport upgrades that are years from completion, which critics say will worsen congestion and...
Green with flair car share
Simon Johanson Latest of four residential car sharing schemes, in South Yarra, gives access to electric car.
$4 million for a slice of history, with a Vue Grand thrown in for good measure
Simon Johanson In the late 1880s, Queenscliff was the tourism mecca for Melbourne's elite. Arriving on the Ozone paddle steamer, visitors flocked to stay at the glamorous Vue Grand, Royal or Baillieu (later renamed...
Grollo objection overruled as Buller plans approved
Simon Johanson A large development at the Mount Buller ski resort will go ahead despite objections from the Grollo family, which owns a neighbouring property and extensive other interests there.
Developer ordered to rebuild walls, brick by 90-year-old brick
Simon Johanson A developer who knocked down a 90-year-old Richmond factory in contravention of a planning permit has been ordered to rebuild the original walls brick by brick.
Housing industry relief at rate cut
Simon Johanson and Georgia Wilkins Response of the housing industry to yesterday's interest rate cut was swift and the relief palpable as a slew of industry bodies backed the Reserve Bank's decision.
Home bonus axing to hit sales
Simon Johanson The axing of the popular first home buyer bonus is expected to impact on new home sales in Melbourne's growth corridors almost immediately.
Ownership laws tested as agents target foreigners
Simon Johanson Many high-profile real estate agencies are heavily promoting Melbourne homes to Chinese investors despite laws preventing them selling to foreigners.
$13m sale defies slowdown
Simon Johanson Off-market private sale in Hawthorn well above the estimated $1m median.
Bumper auction action on cards for weekend
Simon Johanson Melbourne's streets will host about 1000 home auctions this weekend, the largest number of dwellings likely to go under the hammer in a two-day period this year.
Filling up the car at your own front door? It's a gas!
Simon Johanson Chris White never stops at a petrol station to refuel his old six-cylinder Ford.
Welcome to leafy Deepdene ... Melbourne's richest suburb
Simon Johanson The tiny enclave of Deepdene last year knocked blue-blood Toorak off its most expensive suburb perch for the first time.
Docklands: Kennett was almost giving the land away
Simon Johanson Prime waterfront land in Melbourne's Docklands was sold for a song, documents reveal.
5800 more people, still no facilities
Simon Johanson Traffic gridlock, crowded schools and poor infrastructure are causing a backlash against government plans to speed up land releases in Melbourne's fastest growing suburbs.
Super plan for former Age site
Simon Johanson A HUGE proposal for Melbourne's CBD will add nearly 3000 dwellings to its already overloaded apartment market.
Australia Post opposes flats
Simon Johanson Australia Post is battling an apartment block it fears will interfere with one of its mail-sorting centres.
Battlefield looms on coastal playground
Simon Johanson A suburban frontier is set to engulf sleepy holiday towns on the Bellarine coast.


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According to one embodiment, a computer system is disclosed. The computer system includes a graphics accelerator and a graphics cache coupled to the graphics accelerator. The graphics cache stores texture data, color data and depth data.
1. A computer system comprising:
a processor including:
a central processing unit (CPU) core to execute non-graphic instructions;
a graphics core to compute graphical transformations via supersampling techniques; and
a unified graphics cache coupled to the graphics core to store a supersampled image.
2. The computer system of
a texture cache to store texture data; and
a color and depth buffer to store the color data and the depth data.
3. The computer system of
a CPU cache coupled to the CPU core.
4. The computer system of
5. The computer system of
6. The computer system of
a bus interface coupled to CPU cache and the graphics cache; and
a main memory coupled to the bus interface.
7. The computer system of
8. The computer system of
9. The computer system of
10. The computer system of
11. A method for supersampling an image comprising:
receiving polygons of a first tile of the image at a graphics core;
amplifying the polygons at the graphics core; and
rendering the polygons of the first tile into a unified graphics cache, wherein the unified graphics cache stores texture data, color data and depth data of the image.
12. The method of
13. The method of
14. The method of
15. The method of
setting up the image polygons; and
rasterizing pixels within the image polygons.
16. The method of
17. The method of
18. The method of
19. The method of
determining whether the unified graphics cache includes more tiles that are to be rendered; and
if so, receiving polygons of a second tile of the image at the graphics core; and
rendering the polygons of the second tile into the unified graphics cache.
20. A central processing unit (CPU) comprising:
a CPU core to execute non-graphic instructions;
CPU cache coupled to the CPU core;
a graphics accelerator to compute graphical transformations via supersampling techniques; and
a unified graphics cache coupled to the graphics core and the CPU, to store a supersampled image.
21. The CPU of
a texture cache to store texture data; and
a color and depth buffer to store the color data and the depth data.
22. The CPU of
23. The CPU of
24. The CPU of
The present invention relates to computer systems; more particularly, the present invention relates to processing three-dimensional graphics.
Computer generated graphics are commonly used in various areas of industry, business, education and entertainment. Computer graphics are represented by pixels on a display monitor. However, since the display only contains a finite number of pixels, aliasing may often occur. Aliasing due to having to represent analog data in a digital format, results in a displayed image appearing with jagged edges.
The application of techniques used to reduce aliasing is typically referred to as anti-aliasing. One technique used for full-scene anti-aliasing is known as supersampling. Supersampling is an approach in which an original graphics scene is rendered at a high resolution and subsequently filtered down to the original display resolution. Thus, supersampling essentially shifts the abasing effect up to a higher spatial frequency.
There are, however, performance drawbacks incurred by the computer system while using the supersampling technique. The problem with supersampling is that it requires additional processing and memory storage and bandwidth in order to render an image at higher resolutions, and later filter it down. For example, supersampling two times (2�) in each of an X and Y direction of the display requires four times (4�) the storage and bandwidth. Therefore, an efficient implementation of supersampling without incurring extra memory storage and bandwidth is desired.
The present invention will be understood more fully from the detailed description given below and from the accompanying drawings of various embodiments of the invention. The drawings, however, should not be taken to limit the invention to the specific embodiments, but are for explanation and understanding only.
A method and apparatus for the efficient implementation of supersampling is described. In the following detailed description of the present invention numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. However, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form, rather than in detail, in order to avoid obscuring the present invention.
Reference in the specification to "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" means that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment is included in at least one embodiment of the invention. The appearances of the phrase "in one embodiment" in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment.
Chip set 120 is also coupled to processor bus 110. Chip set 120 may include a memory controller for controlling a main memory 113. Further, chipset 120 may also include an Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) Specification Revision 2.0 interface developed by Intel Corporation of Santa Clara, Calif. Chip set 120 is coupled to a video device 125 and handles video data requests to access main memory 113.
Main memory 113 is coupled to processor bus 110 through chip set 120. Main memory 113 stores sequences of instructions that are executed by processor 105. In one embodiment, main memory 113 includes a dynamic random access memory (DRAM) system; however, main memory 113 may have other configurations. The sequences of instructions executed by processor 105 may be retrieved from main memory 113 or any other storage device. Additional devices may also be coupled to processor bus 110, such as multiple processors and/or multiple main memory devices. Computer system 100 is described in terms of a single processor; however, multiple processors can be coupled to processor bus 110. Video device 125 is also coupled to chip set 120. In one embodiment, video device includes a video monitor such as a cathode ray tube (CRT) or liquid crystal display (LCD) and necessary support circuitry.
Processor bus 110 is coupled to system bus 130 by chip set 120. In one embodiment, system bus 130 is a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) Specification Revision 2.1 standard bus developed by Intel Corporation of Santa Clara, Calif.; however, other bus standards may also be used. Multiple devices, such as audio device 127, may be coupled to system bus 130.
Bus bridge 140 couples system bus 130 to secondary bus 150. In one embodiment, secondary bus 150 is an Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) Specification Revision 1.0a bus developed by International Business Machines of Armonk, N.Y. However, other bus standards may also be used, for example Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) Specification Revision 3.12 developed by Compaq Computer, et al. Multiple devices, such as hard disk 153 and disk drive 154 may be coupled to secondary bus 150. Other devices, such as cursor control devices (not shown in FIG. 1), may be coupled to secondary bus 150.
Bus interface 250 is coupled CPU cache 220. Bus interface 250 connects CPU cache 220 and graphics cache 240 to processor bus 110 such that data may be distributed to and from processor 105.
Graphics core 230 includes a graphics accelerator that is specialized for computing graphical transformations. Graphics core 230 enables CPU core 210 to efficiently execute non-graphic commands, while graphics core 230 handles graphics computations. According to one embodiment, graphics core operates according to a tile-based rendering architecture. Rendering is the act of calculating, on a per pixel basis, different color and position information. As a result, a viewer may perceive depth on the 2D monitor of video device 125.
Rendering fills in the points on the surface of an object that were previously stored only as a set of vertices. In this way, a solid object, shaded for 3D effect, will be drawn on the screen. In order to render an object, it is necessary to determine color and position information. To do this efficiently, the vertices of the object are segmented into triangles and these triangles (set of three vertices) are then processed one at a time at graphics core 230.
In tile-based rendering, graphics core 230 constructs polygons in a particular graphics scene (or image) in a triangle per triangle manner until the scene is completed. However, prior to the rendering of a scene, graphics core 230 breaks down a scene into a series of triangles. Subsequently, the triangles are sorted (or binned) into tiles by examining the bounding box of each triangle. Tile binning determines in which tile(s) a triangle is located. According to one embodiment, graphics cache 240 includes a buffer for each tile in a scene. The buffers include pointers to the particular triangles that are included within the buffers. After each triangle has been binned, each tile of the scene is rendered one at a time.
Graphics cache 240 is coupled to graphics core 230 and bus interface 250. According to one embodiment, graphics cache 240 is a unified graphics cache that can accommodate a tile size of 128�64 pixels, wherein each pixel includes 327 bit color and depth values. In another embodiment, graphics cache 240 stores texture data, in addition to color and depth data. In yet a further embodiment, graphics cache 240 is 64-kilobyte static random access memory for accommodating the 128�64 tile size. However, one of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that other sizes and types of memory devices may be used to implement graphics cache 240.
Graphics color/Z tile buffer 340 stores color and depth data for pixels in each tile of one or more graphic scenes. Tile size may be determined based upon color and depth formats and the size of graphics color/Z tile buffer 340. Thus, according to one embodiment, graphics color/Z tile buffer 340 is sufficiently large to fulfill intermediate color and depth data accesses for all triangles that fall inside of a particular tile. According to a further embodiment, the color and depth data is written to memory 113 after the rendering of the last triangle in a tile has been completed.
According to one embodiment, the use of graphics cache 240 enables graphics core 230 to efficiently implement supersampling by eliminating extra memory storage and bandwidth requirements.
Referring to
At process block 430, the enlarged polygons are setup. According to one embodiment, the setup stage takes input data associated with each vertex and computes various parameters required for scan conversion. According to a further embodiment, gradients required to interpolate the various vertex attributes across the polygon are also computed.
At process block 440, texture data for polygon rasterization and texturing is performed at graphics core 230. During rasterization pixels within the polygons are processed. Moreover, texture is applied to the pixels if texturing is enabled. At process block 450, rendering of the tile is completed. After rendering of the last triangle in the tile has been completed, graphics color/Z tile buffer 340 includes the complete image of the tile 4� the original size. At process block 460, a stretch bit aligned block transfer (BLT) is executed. A BLT is a process wherein pixels, or other data, are copied from one memory location to another. The stretch BLT is performed in order to down sample the image from the physical tile size to the virtual tile size.
The stretch BLT is accomplished by rendering a rectangle (made up of two polygons) of the size equal to that of the physical tile size. The supersampled image in the physical tile (e.g., in graphics color/Z tile buffer 340) is considered the source of the stretch BLT, while the destination is allocated in memory 113. According to one embodiment, graphics core 230 treats the source of the stretch BLT as a texture map for the destination for the destination rectangle. As a result, graphics texture cache 320 is maintained undisturbed in order to maintain good utilization of the texture data across tiles.
At process block 470, it is determined whether more tiles in graphics color/Z tile buffer 340 need to be rendered. If it is determined that more tiles need to be rendered, control is returned to process block 410 where polygons for another tile are received at graphics core 230 from graphics color/Z tile buffer 340. According to one embodiment, graphics core 230 includes a pipeline engine. As a result, the rendering of the next tile at graphics core 230 may begin while the stretch BLT of the previous tile is occurring.
As described above, using a unified graphics cache architecture for tile-based rendering enables efficient supersampled images can be created without increasing external memory storage and bandwidth requirements.
Typically, a graphics engine that utilizes non-tile based rendering typically must first render an entire supersampled image to a memory location that is k times the size of original display resolution before downsampling can occur. This memory is typically too large to be implemented on the same semiconductor device as the graphics engine. Therefore, an increase in memory storage and bandwidth in main memory is required.
As described above, the unified graphics cache provides temporary storage for the supersampled image to be later filtered down (e.g., through stretch BLT). As a result, only the final image of the original size needs to be written out and stored in the main system memory, such as memory 113. Therefore, an efficient implementation of supersampling without incurring extra memory storage and bandwidth has been described.
Whereas many alterations and modifications of the present invention will no doubt become apparent to a person of ordinary skill in the art after having read the foregoing description, it is to be understood that any particular embodiment shown and described by way of illustration is in no way intended to be considered limiting. Therefore, references to details of various embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the claims which in themselves recite only those features regarded as the invention.
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Freebie alert! Miniature Curiosa's 'Moon City'
Miniature Curiosa will give a free performance of "Moon City" on Friday. The show — the brain child of Miniature Curiosa creators Murphi Cook and Zach Dorn — tells the story of a dreamer's attempt to launch an amusement park in a swamp. The delightfully oddball tale is told through animation, puppetry and all […] [Read More]
Will she or won't she? Meghan Trainor's S.A. show is a coin toss.
SAN ANTONIO – Will she or won't she? Meghan Trainor's San Antonio stop next week may be in jeopardy. The Fourth of July weekend proved to be a sad one for the pop star, who for the first time in her career was forced to postpone concerts — the first five shows of her latest […] [Read More]
SA playwright finalist in Texas State competition
San Antonio-based playwright José Rubén de León's "Malinalli," an adaptation of "Medea" set in Mexico during the conquest, is a finalist for the new play development workshop taking place during the Black and Latino Playwrights Conference at Texas State University. Two works will be chosen by the end of the week, de León said. The […] [Read More]
Review: 'Water by the Spoonful'
There is a lot of great dialogue in playwright Quiara Alegria Hudes' Pulitzer Prize-winner "Water by the Spoonful." But the most eloquent scene in the staging currently playing in the Cellar Theater of The Playhouse San Antonio is almost entirely wordless. In the scene, recovering meth addict Odessa (a must-see turn from Gypsy Pantoja) loses […] [Read More]
Magik seeks performers, vendors for revamped summer Shakespeare
Magik Theatre's annual summer Shakespeare offering is getting a major makeover, and that's creating some opportunities for vendors and performers. The event — renamed Shakespeare in the Park: Renaissance on the River — is moving downtown to La Villita and the Arneson River Theatre, prompted by construction at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Magik Artistic […] [Read More]
Vex holds auditions; Opera SA seeks extras & wig and makeup assistants
A couple of opportunities to get onstage and help behind the scenes are coming up: Sheldon Vexler Theatre: The Vex is casting "Bad Jews," Joshua Harmon's dark comedy about three cousins battling over a piece of jewelry that belonged to their late grandfather, a Holocaust survivor. Auditions start at 1 p.m. July 11 and are […] [Read More]
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"Mary Poppins" asks a lot of those who produce it. There are big production numbers, special effects, flying, kids and a dog, not to mention audience expectations about the "practically perfect" nanny of the title. The Woodlawn Theatre manages to pull it all off with aplomb. The show, adapted for the stage from the Disney […] [Read More]
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At the start of "Election Day," the season two finale of "Queen's Castle," the polls in the race for prime minister of WonderOz have the noble Bale (Chris Lombardo) tied with the murderous Lord Ruggedo (Robert Jerdee). (The Mayor of Munchkin City trails far behind, though pretty much everybody seems taken with his pancakes.) Lord […] [Read More]


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A Doll's House
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The mods are pretty much what you can see in the pictures. Handguards, windshield, Honda CRF shift lever, Suzuki RM footpegs, ATV gas can mount, Triumph gel seat, Ikon shocks and luggage. I detailed the mods some time ago on the Scrambler thread in 'Beasts'.
The only shortcomings were the small tank that necessitated stopping for gas every 225 km and the stock length shocks don't have enough travel for the rough stuff. The bike purred like a kitten for the whole trip, 0 oil used. Can't ask much more than that.
Day 6 was to be pretty laid back, waiting for the coastal ferry,
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. Cold and rainy again, so after a bit of souvenir hunting we got to the ferry terminal early and cracked out a couple of books to pass the time. Check in started at 2 PM, vehicles lined up at 3, boarding at 4 and departure at 5.
We had made reservations for important stages of the trip in advance, with the rest left to chance. The ferry was reserved with a two berth cabin, as it was an overnight trip leaving Goose Bay at 5 pm and getting to Cartwright at 6 am the next day.
As we were waiting for the ferry, a pair of KTM adventures with Georgia plates showed up. We had seen them around town earlier in the day. We chatted to the riders who turned out to be Jim and Aussie Darren from the 'Labrador or Bust' thread.
They had 990 and 950 Adventures looking like they were kitted out for the Dakar. Jim had done a solo ride to Terra del Fuego and Darren had done Alaska so there was some serious adventure riding cred here. They had done the Baie Comeau-Lab City & Lab City-Goose Bay legs in two days each. When we told them we had done them in a day apiece I think we got a bit of cred for ourselves.
Another interesting rider we met was Bill from Grand Rapids MI. He did the Trans-Lab solo on an Aprilia sportbike. Kudos Bill, that's all I can say.
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is not a drive-on, drive-off ferry, so all vehicles had to enter, do a u-turn, and then back into place. This lengthened the loading process considerably, however having a watertight bow would be a worthwhile consolation with some of the weather they see.
does a coastal circuit to the remote Labrador communities that have no road access, as well as bridging the gap in the highway between Goose Bay and Cartwright.
Our cabin was small, but at least we had one. Our American compatriots hadn't reserved one and went on the standby list, waiting for a cancellation. As we swapped stories in the bar that evening Bill got word he scored a quad berth, which he shared with his fellow travellers.
At 0430 the PA announced the kitchen was open for breakfast and fifteen minutes later we were told docking would take place in a half hour. Dawn was breaking as we got onto the road in Cartwright at 0600, separating from our fellow riders.
There was a light rain as we set out and the temperature was something less than 10 C. There was a steady flow of vehicles that were making their way south from the ferry.
We stopped for pictures at the point where the final stage of the Trans-Lab is slated to open. This will create a road link from Goose Bay to the south shore of Labrador, bypassing Cartwright. The locals confirmed that next year when the road is opened, the ferry will cease the Goose Bay-Cartwright run.
After 225 km we arrived at Port Hope Simpson for gas, a snack and to warm up. The Labrador flag flies everywhere here. Its colours represent the blue of the sea, the green of the forests and the white of the snow. A spruce twig is for the tree that is found in every part of Labrador.
By noon, due to our early start, we were as far as Red Bay. In the 1980's when I was working for Parks Canada I had heard a lot about this discovery of a Basque whaling settlement from the 1500s.
We went through the site, marvelling at how men in a small boat could think it was a smart idea to harpoon a whale that outweighed their vessel by a factor of 100. It made our Trans-Labrador ride look like child's play by comparison.
By mid afternoon we were settled in our seaside cabin in Forteau, conveniently located across the street from a gas station, restaurant, and general store. 479 km today, with pavement beginning at Red Bay. We'd reached the end of the gravel roads
We went for a short ride (17 km) to scout out the location for the next morning's ferry across the Strait of Belle Isle to Newfoundland.
Having determined tomorrow's plan, what should we see but Jim and Darren on their KTMs. We figured out we would all be on the 1030 ferry to the island the following day.
We returned to Forteau and Bruce had the idea of picking up something from the store for tomorrow's breakfast. When we got there, it was five after six and the store closed at six. We inquired in the attached restaurant at supper, and the lady said she could have the owner open the store for us, if only we could wait a bit as he was also the chef and the dinner rush was on. The hospitality of the residents is from a time gone by.
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St. Francis - With Thurday's NBA college draft quickly approaching, the Bucks pre-draft workouts are finally winding down.
The Bucks conducted another workout at their training center Tuesday morning and may have one final get-together Wednesday although they haven't decided for sure on that yet.
So far, they have held 11 workouts involving over 60 players and general manager John Hammond was asked Tuesday how much of a bearing the workouts have on the decisions the team makes on draft night.
"It's just one more step," said Hammond. "Sometimes for particular players, you might need this last step, for them to come in for a workout.
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Hammond said that it was also important for coach Scott Skiles to see the players in person.
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"But this gives him a chance to eye-ball a guy and see how big he actually is and what he looks like physically. It's part of the process. For some guys it's very important, for other guys it's just another step."
The players who worked out Tuesday were Kansas guard Sherron Collins, Robert Morris College guard/forward Billy Rush, LaSalle guard Rodney Green, Arizona State center Eric Boateng, Illinois State forward Dinma Odiakosa, and Serbian forward Marko Keselj.
Collins couldn't remember for sure but said it was his 10th or 11th workout and one of the harder ones he had experienced because the Bucks keep the players moving throughout the workout.
"In the other ones you get more of a break," he said. "In this one, you get a 10-second water break and you're back on the court. But you've got to be in shape, you've got to be ready for these workouts."
Having gone to high school in Chicago and with Skiles being a former coach of the Bulls, Collins wasn't surprised by the pace of the workout.
"I'm a Bulls fan and I knew he was with the Bulls," said Collins. "I'm good friends with some of the Bulls players when he was there so I know what coach expects. That's your job as a rookie, especially as a point guard…you have to be a coach on the floor.
"I think I can do a lot of things. I'm willing to whatever it takes, whatever coach asks me to do. Just step in and be ready. Be game ready. Opportunities come so much in the NBA with all the games and all the things that happen so you just have to be game ready all the time."
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OK, so there are some real life people, but the draw-card (strangely) for Bangkok's Hajime restaurant is that you'll be served by a robot. A pretty cute one too.
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Originally written on Celtics Life | Last updated 8/7/13
After speaking with Jared Sullinger yesterday, the Boston Globe's Gary Washburn reports that Sullinger is "pain free, although with soreness." The Celtics second year power forward had lumbar disc surgery on his back on February 1st, and it's been a long road to recovery. He spent time bedridden watching the Lion King, cleaning out his closet, and working a shift at Taco Bell; but now is ready to get back on the court. Here's what Sullinger had to say: "I'm taking it as slow as possible because today is another day to get healthy. It's a slow process but I'm good, getting back into it. I've been ready [for training camp], just give me about two more months to be a little smaller. I've been cleared to play. I've been cleared to have contact so I will be ready by Sept. 30. I've never had an injury like this in my life and it's pretty cool that I get to go through a little more adversity than I already have, I find it fun. The first problem I had was the first day of contact and ho...
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