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A couple quick questions. I have a 4 display setup, now. As ridiculous as this may sound Im going to be jumping that to an 8 display system and hard wiring each of the other 4 displays with one in each of the bedrooms. Not all of the monitors are the same size. It was expensive enough putting in the quad 37 HD setup that with the proper screensaver, will bring you awful close to passing out, and leave even my navy friends dizzy. The other displays will kinda be a patchwork array of 20-24 inch displays. (Yes, I know its insane, but I have these 4 pci-e slots and 2 are just being wasted, and what do you do to out do stretching out google earth over 120 inches of HD semicircle, laying on the bed- spinning the mouse wheel and flying through the streets of paris like superman?)
First I was wondering if it will support any kind of individual profiles. Meaning, could you set each monitor to have a specific run of pictures and quotes that only ran on that monitor?
Second I was wondering if it could support group profiles. For example, could I have one set of images that was set to stretch out across the 4 displays I have in here, and mirror that image across the other 4 where it fit on the screens, individually, or an independent set of images to play on each group?
Third, and this one is a stretch, I have a really cool group of screen savers I got at http://sourceforge.net/projects/rssavers/ . Would it be possible to split the workload, so to speak, and have one screen saver running on one group and this running on another? How it would be possible to do, I have no idea, but in theory, I guess nothing is impossible.
Not a request or anything like that, more like just a curiosity.

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Liverpool FC will reward Steven Gerrard's outstanding contribution to their Premier League title challenge with a new contract this summer.
The long-serving skipper's current deal expires at the end of next season but Brendan Rodgers wants Gerrard to spearhead the Reds' pursuit of glory beyond that.
Liverpool intend to offer him a 12-month extension to keep him at Anfield until his 36th birthday in 2016.
Gerrard has flourished this term in a new role as a deep-lying playmaker and Rodgers recently described him as the best controlling midfielder in Europe.
"Steven will be one we look to get a contract to in the summer," Rodgers told the ECHO.
"With a year to go, it's something we will address.
"I believe Steven will play beyond 2015. He is a player who has really shown his qualities this season.
"Come the summer, he will still only be 34. Looking towards the future, I still think he's going to be a key part of our squad.
"He has dropped into a new position and played it seamlessly. His intelligence in the game is second to none. He is improving all the time.
"It's one where he has been brilliant for me as a captain and as a player this season and I would like that to continue.
"Most clubs, especially bigger clubs, recognise now that once a player gets over a certain age you have to look at a contract's duration.
"But for me Steven still has so much to offer and I really want him beside me here working on the field."
Gerrard currently stands third in the club's all-time appearance list having played 667 games and he's sixth in the list of goalscorers on 173.
This is his 16th campaign at Anfield and as well as scoring 13 league goals this term he has also chipped in with 10 assists.
If he remains a key part of the side until 2016 he could even surpass Jamie Carragher's tally of 737 appearances.
The ringing endorsement of his enduring class is a timely boost for Gerrard following the heartache of last weekend's defeat to Chelsea which dented the Reds' title hopes.
Gerrard's slip enabled Demba Ba to net the opening goal and Rodgers' side couldn't summon a response prior to Willian's late effort.
The manager believes his captain is ready to take out his frustration on Crystal Palace on Monday night as the Reds look to set up a thrilling final day shootout for the title.
"Everyone had empathy for Steven," Rodgers added.
"The mistake obviously changed the course of the game and he was just unfortunate.
"Steven was hurting like we all were. Steven's quest is not for himself, it's more about the team and doing it for the supporters.
"This is a player who has picked himself up after disappointments many times over his career here at Liverpool and he will do it again. He has carried this club throughout his career.
"He's a real good man and I have just reinforced to Steven this week what an influential player he is for our team.
"There is no blame attached to him because he has been instrumental in where we are to this day and he will continue to be in the coming years.
"Steven has been brilliant on the training field this week. He has narrowed his focus like the team has and now we're looking to playing Crystal Palace."
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a few years ago I travelled Chicago with my daughter..did not cost me anything, cause she is a scientist and had a budged for a presentation in Chicago....I spent 4 days of walking out of the hotel, heading right, walking miles and miles with my daughter from one shoe shop to the next, bored, feet hurting. On the 5th day I had a very creative Idea: what about walking out of the hotel, turning left instead of right?..My Gosh...just right around the corner, there were all those legendary Blues Clubs. Some of them even had old fotos of the Rolling Stones playing there posted on the wall..Live Bands close enough to touch... did not make my day, but made my nights..unforgotten
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Yeah, we've got a couple of cool joints in this town. :)
That was a great idea to go the other way. Although one has to be aware of some of the rougher parts of town, there are a lot of great places off the beaten path.
Glad that you had a good time in Chicago.
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In a way, this is a life lesson of sorts, isnt it?
" Sometimes...... just go the other way! "
good one, Root, glad Chicago was good to you.
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That is one of the reasons why I will be going to college in Chicago. Since The Jazz Showcase is a 15min walk from where I will be going.
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Maddrummr - I hope you took advantage of all the great food spots here in the Windy City. :)
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Chicago, in my experience, is like taking one borough of New York City, cleaning it up to a squeaky clean polish and dropping it in Illinois. And I say this as a lifelong New Yorker.
Chicago's on my shortlist of places I'd like to end up in half a decade.
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Hey Moldy,
As a lifelong Chicagoan, let me say we would love to have you here.
Although I have never been to New York City myself, those whom I've met from NYC seem to feel the same way that you do. They would always comment on how friendly and clean they thought Chicago was.
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Housebuilder Barratt, of Bardon, Leicestershire says East Midlands outperforming UK
Posted: February 28, 2013|
The UK's largest housebuilder said sales in the East Midlands had outperformed the rest of the country, helping the firm to double profits.
Barratt, based in Bardon, near Coalville, put the success down to a return of confidence to the market, Government-backed mortgage schemes and the strength of its David Wilson Homes brand in the region.
The company said it sold 857 homes in the East Midlands in the second half of last year, up 8 per cent on the same period in 2011.
National sales were up 5.3 per cent to 4,241 homes.
This helped the group to a pre-tax profit of £46.1 million in the six months to December 31, an increase of 113 per cent.
Chief executive Mark Clare said an order book of £1.1 billion highlighted the strength of demand and would ensure a rise in profits in the year to the end of June.
Like many of its competitors who were hit hard by the recession, Barratt's strong growth in profit is being driven by the higher margins it is able to secure from land bought during and since the height of the downturn.
The company has also switched its focus away from flats and social housing to higher yield more upmarket homes.
"Our half-year results are another big step in the right direction," said Mr Clare.
He said Government-backed mortgage finance schemes aimed at boosting the housing sector, such as NewBuy and Funding for Lending, were now starting to make a real impact. Both schemes can provide mortgages of up to 95 per cent to first-time buyers at a 5 per cent interest rate because the housebuilder and the Government underwrite a lot of the risk. Mr Clare said the fact borrowing costs had fallen was a positive sign.
"The reason rates have come down is because lenders are competing for business again," he said.
Revenue fell slightly from £952.8 million to £951.1 million during the half-year period.
Debt fell from £542.2 million to £331.7 million. The company is aiming to have no debt at all by June 30, 2015.


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Cast: Gurdeep Singh
Producer: Rochak Pandit
Director: Mani Kaul
Writer: Mohan Rakesh, Mani Kaul
Release Date: 31 December,1969
Storyline: Uski roti is a 1969 hindi film directed by mani kaul. it was kaul's first feature film, based on a short story of the same name by mohan rakesh, who also wrote the dialogue for the film. the film won the 1970 filmfare critics award for best movie, and is considered a seminal work of the indian new wave. Read on Wikipedia
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This week I visit Midland Wok, a Vietnamese (mainly) restaurant in Overland.
At the Vietnamese restaurant Midland Wok, the #26 soup -- banh canh gio heo -- is described in English as "big clear noodles and pork." This leaves out some crucial information, as I discovered when I ordered a bowl for lunch. A couple of minutes after the owner took my order, he returned with the menu to make sure that I wanted the #26.Check back tomorrow to see what I think.
"Right," I said. "Noodles and pork."
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Creating Photo Books with Blurb presents three separate workflows for creating and publishing books that showcase photographs using the Blurb self-publishing service. The course starts with an exploration of photo bookmaking in BookSmart, Blurb's free desktop software, then shows how to make a simple photo book in Bookify, Blurb's online bookmaking service. The course also covers Blurb's PDF to Book plug-in for use with custom books created in Adobe InDesign, as well as information on ordering copies of photo books and selling them in the Blurb online bookstore.
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What are the exact differences between CLI and CQL , i.e.
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Is there a difference between creating a keyspace in CLI v/s CQL ?
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Are objects created with one tool useable/operable with the another ?
Going forward what's the future of CLI and CQL ? Will they be both maintained and developed in parallel, or will CQL be the eventual winner ?
For a new development, what is the recommendation, use CLI or CQL ? and why ?
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What are the exact differences between CLI and CQL , i.e.Posted 3 years ago #
By CLI, I think you mean cassandra-cli, and by CQL, I think you mean cqlsh. They have a lot of differences. Cqlsh is intended to be a command-line tool which natively speaks the CQL language. The CQL language is intended to be the main way to interface with Cassandra going forward, although the Thrift interface will be supported for some time still. The CQL language can be used in your application code using drivers (existing for Python, Java, PHP, node.js, Ruby, and more), so you can use the same syntax in your code and in the command-line inspection tool.
The cassandra-cli tool is lower-level than Cqlsh, and uses the Thrift interface instead of CQL. It has its own special syntax for creating columnfamilies and keyspaces, for inserting data, and for making queries. You'll find that while it's not as user-friendly, there are a few things it can still do that Cqlsh can't, like show column timestamps and show the storage engine rows underlying cql3 composite columnfamilies, as opposed to the transformed CQL rows. But for the most part, new users should probably be using the CQL interface and the Cqlsh tool.Posted 3 years ago #


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Speaking on ABC's "Good Morning America," the former Republican presidential candidate said tea party members have "struck a chord" with Americans and that his former running mate Palin is calling for fiscal control in Congress.
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With blogging developing at a rapid pace, Tumblr a platform for short form blog opened up. It is termed as microblogging. The platform provides the individual to post short text, quotes, links, audio and video plus images. It can be an open link or it can be made private. Irrespective of the content or type it is very easy to use. It is used to promote product and services in a more effective way as its content is small. Marketers find the platform quite economical also. Since it able to provide the content to private audience, live updates can be posted very easily.
Blog when launched was conceived as a website platform primarily for individual. However within a very short period individual privacy got diluted as more commercial and social network tools got interlinked. At that juncture the creation of Tumblr got a reception to fill up the vacuum. This smaller format opened up at the right time. It was short, easy, and at the same time had very good interface with all other tools in the social network including mobile Tumblr. It retained the privacy of individual completely. In fact, what blog was envisaged to be Tumblr eventually replaced or took over the place.
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A character's movie arc is how an actor changes and evolves during a film. The most common arc is one that features a character who rises quickly to the top, takes a tumble, then slowly regains stature, until he eventually reaches his zenith as credits roll. Or at least finishes the film in a better position than when he started.
Boxing is the last sport I'd ever watch, either televised or in person. But minus the pugilism, I love the movie "
Professionally successful and personally wealthy, Braddock loses his life savings and home during the Great Depression. Then a series of bad breaks, including a broken hand, render him completely penniless. Braddock accepts government relief and at one low juncture, appears hat in hand to the boxing commission to ask for a handout. The reason? He needs $37 to get the lights and heat turned back on in the family's one-room, cold water flat in
Market movements, like the arcs of our favorite film figures, do not trend upward without interruption. Sometimes markets are hit with a roundhouse right and temporarily stumble. And this is a good thing. Markets which trend upward continually without ceasing beget securities which become overvalued. Then these same markets are indeed more vulnerable to a drastic correction.
Markets tumbled on July 31, when the S&P 500 lost just under 2 percent in one day. Several factors converged: wage increases, the Argentine default controversy, and a 4 percent second quarter growth report (that's a good thing, of course, but may indicate that the Federal Reserve will end its artificial stimulation sooner than expected; thus, the negative impacts on markets). Wage increases are certainly also good news for wage earners, but may foretell pressure to raise interest rates to offset potential inflation. So again, that was perceived as a negative for markets.
A report in the Wall Street Journal stated recently that market downturns have served as a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but that many short term investors were selling.
These market dips also remind us that like the arc of our favorite movie characters, investments do not continually increase in value unabated; that the most important thing is to be in a better place when you finish your investing process than you were at the beginning. Just like Jimmy Braddock.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been spotted outside of flour + water, a little Italian restaurant in San Francisco.
Kim, the young man in the photo, is a huge Apple fan from Sweden and just happened to get in line at flour + water behind Steve Jobs. Steve politely declined Kim's request to take a photo with him, but when the last available seat was taken by the customer in front of Steve, Kim's friend captured this photo as Mr. Jobs was leaving. Kim was quite excited, to say the least.
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Steve Jobs != flower + water
I think it's more refreshing to know that Steve actually waits in line with everyone else rather than play the big "I am" card and demand a table. Kudos to the guy!
He wears suits and tuxedos to Noble Prize dinners and Oscars
The question is would anyone recognize Steve Jobs in public without the black mock, jeans and sneakers?
I see people responding as if this post wasn't worthwhile. Maybe it would have been better to have posted this in a forum thread, but it didn't hurt anything and I did enjoy it. I may not be Mr. Jobs' biggest fan, but it probably would be exciting to see him in-person in a coffee shop or something.
Give the man some privacy- I wouldn't ask him to take a picture. You can introduce yourself and all that- I admit I'd do that. But don't ask for a picture. And don't take one when he doesn't know he's being photgraphed. That's just ride man. Give him some privacy. But at least he didn't ask "Hey Steve, when is the iPhone coming to Verizon?" ;)
Webvex just called this a technology site. Did anyone catch that? Let me wax troll here for a minute:
Webvex we don't discuss technology here. We gather as members of the Apple club. Think of it like Nintendo Power for the middle aged. We don't play the pseudo-techie edition of buzzword bingo here. We read the news, gather other's opinions, and consume overpriced accessories. No technology here. OBTW it looks as though Jobs has been sighted in public. OMG OMG OMG!
Reminds me of the scene from ' Signs ' with Mel Gibson. When Mel and his brother in the movie were watching the news and they shown the footage of the Alien in Mexico walking from behind the bushes then they froze the video for a still image.
if any of you seen Signs, it's actually kind of funny... lol.
They Photoshopped Jobs into the picture. His shadow is too "crisp" compared to the other shadows at that distance.
If I'm wrong, then who cares if it's Steve Jobs!
Does this dude ever change his clothes?


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In the past year, two local poster designers have been creating eye-catching, evocative prints that contain the fleeting magic of a rock show on an 18-by 24-inch piece of paper. 32-year-old Firecracker Press owner Eric Woods makes stationery, book covers and wedding invitations through a process known as letterpress. Using a combination of woodcutting and typesetting, Woods creates posters, cards and other pulp-based products emblazoned with images that are at once professional and handmade; his designs range from kitschy and loose to delicate and carefully crafted, but each design establishes a mood and tone for the piece.
Through his involvement with Saint Louis University's Billiken Club this past spring, Woods has designed and pressed more than a dozen show posters for the school-eatery-turned-venue. His designs have helped bring attention to the fledgling concert space, but according to Billiken Club moderator Chris Grabau, the posters are works of art that give a visual identity to the club while producing a keepsake for the bands, patrons and students who helped produce the show.
"[The posters] make the concert more of an event, and it helps produce an artifact to commemorate the concert," he says. Firecracker's work for the Billiken Club has been so well received that Grabau gives Woods free reign over the posters: "I consider him an artist he's absolutely an artist in the medium he's working with. I'd like that artist to make it under his own terms."
A visit to Firecracker Press in early August found Woods and his two assistants in a flurry of activity as they worked to finish a series of goodies for an upcoming wedding, as well as their own promotional items. While the shop is hardly inundated with rock & roll-related jobs, Firecracker had just finished printing the cardboard sleeve for Bad Folk's upcoming seven-inch and a striking tour poster for Finn's Motel. Woods used the just-completed poster as an example of his design method.
"With the Finn's Motel poster, Joe [Thebau, Finn's Motel singer] and I sat down and talked about what they were into," Woods says. "He gave me the newest CD, we listened to it, looked through it a little bit. He was into stuff from old physics books and weird science stuff. So we tried to come up with something for them." The result is a marriage of different themes found on Finn's Motel's Escape Velocity record: Metallic silver paint picks up Thebau's fascination with the St. Louis Arch, and a schematic-like figure taken from an old high school physics textbook hints at an obsession with the mechanical and minute. To hear Woods tell it, the poster was born out of a collaboration between two artists one a songwriter and storyteller, the other a designer and printmaker and the finished product stems from one being informed of the other's aesthetic and ethos.
It's this spirit of collaboration that has served as the motivation for 23-year-old John Vogl, whose brightly colored posters silk-screened with intricate, hand-drawn designs, have been catching eyes in venues across town.
After studying graphic design and printmaking at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, Vogl returned to St. Louis after graduation and began working at Firecracker, where he had interned during a summer break. Vogl left the company after working ten months at the letterpress shop. While Woods declines to discuss the particulars of the split on the record (he calls it "a touchy subject"), Vogl says that he left Firecracker due to creative differences.
Vogl says Woods didn't see a place for screen-printing at Firecracker something he wanted to incorporate into the business and the two parted on less-than-friendly terms. "Because it was his business and he was the one to make the call, he made the call," Vogl says. "I left there, and the end was certainly sour, but it was a very positive experience as a whole being there."
Vogl's split from Firecracker allowed him to focus on silk-screening, a process by which a poster is created through the application of ink through different layers, or screens. The actual printing of posters is a quicker and smaller operation than letterpress, which requires some hefty machinery.
"I knew I wanted to do printmaking when I left school, but so many forms of printmaking, you need to have a huge press or a huge studio or whatever," Vogl says. "Silk-screening, you can cram into the corner of your parents' basement."
Indeed, Vogl currently works out of his parents' Chesterfield basement and has kept busy printing posters for bands such as the Hibernauts, Jumbling Towers and the Bureau, as well as becoming the de facto artist-in-residence at new club the Bluebird and for shows promoted by Mike Tomko.
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A colorless tone that it is often used with other stones to amplify their properties as it promotes the clearing of negative, unwanted auras. It helps brings a sense of clarity to situations and aids as symbolism for truth by making things "crystal clear".
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Ranging from pink to white, this stone is known as the stone of the heart. It promotes healing of past hurts and negative disturbance in relationships. It produces a calming and gentle feeling and invites loving energy around you.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. --- Georgia's Laura Ryan won the platform competition on Saturday as the Tennessee Diving Invitational came to a close.
Ryan posted a score of 312.35 on her five-dive list to take top honors by more than 24 points. Ryan recorded a score of 70.40 on her inward 3.5 somersault tuck immediately after a disappointing 44.55 on her back 3.5 somersault tuck.
Entering the weekend, Ryan owned the SEC's top effort of the year on tower with 312.95 points.
Ann-Perry Blank took sixth with 236.45 points, followed by Darcie O'Brien in 18th with 200.05 points and Kelly Thatcher in 28th with 154.35 points.
"Today was great," Georgia diving coach Dan Laak said. "Laura did a spectacular job. The four dives she hit were really, really good, and the one she missed was only a little off and she's been doing it well in practice so I'm not worried. If she had hit that one, she really would have distanced herself.
"Ann-Perry dove great considering she did three new dives. She wowed a lot of people with them. When she puts them all together, she'll be right up there. Darcie went over 200 for the second time and she's getting more consistent, and Kelly was solid with only her second tower list. All in all, I'm very pleased with how the day went for us."
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Photograph - State Electricity Commission, Melbourne Centenary Illuminations, West on Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 1934 Reg. No: MM 121506
- Summary:
- Monochrome photograph depicting illuminated buildings in Melbourne on Collins Street as part of the 1934 Centenary celebrations. It is part of a large photographic collection of glass plate and film negatives, photographic prints and photo albums, relating to the development of the electric power supply industry in Victoria, operated by the State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV) from 1919 to 1993 and various predecessor private and municipal power supply enterprises dating back to the late 1880s.
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- Illuminated buildings in Melbourne. Looking west down Collins Street, buildings shown include the Town Hall and the Manchester Unity Building. Tram lines are shown on the left with cars lining the street on the right.
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Learn how to create stunning motion graphics and animations for video production. Author Ian Robinson explains how to format and animate type with the Transform Glyph tool and explores Motion's real-time 3D tools. The course also covers working in 3D space, creating depth with lights and shadows, keying green screen effects, and working with particle systems. In addition, Ian offers practical advice on integrating Motion into a professional video workflow and explains how to work smarter using rigs and templates.
Motion is a great tool to design in, but where it's most fun is when you get things moving. In order to properly get things going, you should have a healthy understanding of just how to control timing with the Timing pane. So if you don't already have it opened, press F6 to open the Timing pane. In here, you'll see I have a Circles layer that actually has the word STRETCH, as well as 3 circles, and I also have a Background_Video layer which contains our Railing video.
So let me just deselect everything and press the spacebar to begin playback. As you can see, I've got this kind of cool, funky, rack-focus-thing going on here. What we want to do is focus on a certain section of this video, maybe right around two seconds here, and I want these three circles to pop on and then have the word STRETCH pop on. So in order to trim a layer within the Timing pane, you want to have that layer selected and then press I to trim the in point for that layer.
Now since I want these to go in sequence, what I want to do is actually work backwards. So I'll select my playhead, move it back in the Timeline just a few frames here. And I can also trim a layer just by clicking on the left-hand side, and notice it'll snap, and I get this nice in and out point contextual menu telling me exactly what's going on. If I want to move my playhead back without clicking on it, I can click right here in the Timing window. Now, if you double-click and then type -10, notice the playhead moves backwards in the Timeline 10 frames.
Now, I'll make sure I have Circle 3 selected, and I can press I to trim that in point. If I press Home to move my playhead to the beginning, I can go ahead and press play and see what's going on here. One, two, three, okay, perfect! So I have my three circles actually appearing, and now I want my type to appear. So to move the type down, all we have to do is click on the word STRETCH and press I. Now what this did is actually trim the in point. To show you the difference between trimming and sliding, let's go ahead and make an adjustment to our Background_Video layer.
Select the Railing_Rack layer, and let's just move our playhead back here to around one second. Now, notice this section of the video right here near my anchor point is rather sharp. If I go ahead and press I, I've trimmed the in point of my layer. Notice it's still sharp. So let me just Command+Z to undo that. To slide a layer, what you want to do is hold down Shift and then hit the left bracket key, which is just to the right of the letter P. Now, notice this area is nice and blurry, because that's my original first frame for this video layer.
So I slid the layer down instead of actually trimming the in point. So now if I press the spacebar from this point, I have my circles and then my type appear. So now that you know how to trim and slide the in points of layers, let's talk about the out point. It's pretty straightforward. If I want to change the out point for any layer, just go ahead and select that layer and instead of pressing I for in, you want to press O for out.
You can do this in real time in addition to actually just doing it with the playhead stopped. So here I am going to play back and then press O. So as you can see, I trim the out point for the circle. Now, to slide, instead of the left bracket, you want to hold down Shift and do the right bracket. So I think you get the idea between trimming and sliding. So last thing, I just want to show you some little things about the interface in the Timeline as you are viewing your media. Notice anytime I select any of these layers, the Mini Timeline changes up here.
That's just showing me the layer that I have selected, and the timing for that individual layer. I can also select the group for an overall layer, and the group can have a different time from the sublayer. So let's say I move this Video layer back, notice the top layer moves with it. I know I said it can have a different time, but that's really only when you have more than one object within the layer. So for example, if I move up to my circles, that's really only if you have more than one object within the group.
So if I move up to my Circles group here, I can slide it back to the left, and now you notice I can move the start point of the different layers, but notice the in and out point is actually going to slide according to the one that's furthest to the left or furthest to the right. So, sliding and trimming groups is slightly different than sliding and trimming individual objects within the layers within a group. Now since I've gone ahead and changed absolutely everything and it's all sort of messed up again, what I am going to do is actually focus on that one section of the video and re-time everything again.
So you can actually set the playback to only play back a certain section of video pretty quickly and easily by adjusting the play range. Now, just like trimming the in and out points by clicking on the left or right side of a piece of media, I can adjust the play range by clicking directly on this little arrow here that's pointing to the right. That will move the in point of my play range. And then I can do the same thing here with the out point. Now, if I want my play range to move based on a key command, I can go ahead and position my playhead and then hold down Command+Option+O to set my out point, and then if I move my playhead again, I can do Option+Command+I to move my in point.
Now, when I press the spacebar, I'm previewing only that one section. So here, very quickly, I can move my playhead back to the beginning of the play range, select the Circle, press I, and just use the spacebar to begin and stop playback. Here I could move the next one, press I, I. I can do this in real time as well.
Perfect! So remember, if you need to adjust the timing of the objects in your project, or just navigate the Timeline, the Timing panel and the Timing Window have you covered.
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Vampire Diaries Spoilers From Ian Somerhalder: "Everyone's Out to Get One Another"
Silas's tombstone? Check. Fully tatted up hunter? Check. Remote island location? Check. The crew has everything they need to find the vampirism cure, and so they'll set off in The Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 13, "Into the Wild." But Ian Somerhalder (Damon Salvatore) tells The Hollywood Reporter that just because they all want the same thing, it doesn't mean everyone wants to work together.
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Forcing everyone to team up, however, leads to some interesting moments between people who don't usually interact much. Ian says, "I think this cure — with all these people's ulterior motives — creates great interactions with characters who ultimately don't have that much screen-time together."
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I can feel it
The instrumental wings pulsing power to a journey
Breathing deep the grandeur of getting off my feet
With every sunset I shall sore and dream
Mysterious freedom sauntering in my soul
And preferable so I choose not to land
For the ghost of lift is with me now holding my palm
I can't hear the earth below just the roaring of the clouds so slow
Floundering beauty beneath an August moon
A man's wish for flight never taken lightly to cross these skies
I must rejoice in this capture so heavenly we bond
I hope I don't forget me for I've been gone for an eternity
Rings of the purple sun, with the sea and my eyes
For I have left the world abandoned
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Iowa Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding (DR-1763)
Incident period: May 25, 2008 to August 13, 2008
Major Disaster Declaration declared on May 27, 2008
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May 27, 2008
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Following is a summary of key federal disaster aid programs that can be made available as needed and warranted under President Bush's major disaster declaration issued for Iowa. Assistance for Affected Individuals and Families Can Include as Required:
May 27, 2008
News Release
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) today announced that federal disaster aid has been made available for Iowa to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the area struck by severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding beginning on May 25, 2008, and continuing. FEMA Administrator David Paulison said the assistance was authorized under a major disaster declaration issued for the state by President Bush. The President's action makes federal funding available to affected individuals in Butler County.
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