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Kasie Rose was only thirteen when her parents died in a fire. She lives alone but is being watched over by her boyfriend, Jake, and his parents. Everything falls apart when an unexpected event comes along. She reunites with an old friend, Ethan, who will now be responsible for Kasie.
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What is the difference between String and StringBuffer in Java?
Is there a maximum size for String?
What is the difference between String and StringBuffer in Java?
Is there a maximum size for String?
Performance wise,
You can also use
A StringBuffer is used to create a single string from many strings, e.g. when you want to append parts of a String in a loop.
You should use a StringBuilder instead of a StringBuffer when you have only a single Thread accessing the StringBuffer, since the StringBuilder is not synchronized and thus faster.
AFAIK there is no upper limit for String size in Java as a language, but the JVMs probably have an upper limit.
The maximum length for both is Integer.MAX_VALUE, because they are stored internally as arrays, and Java arrays only have an
The performance improvement between
Concat with String took: 1781ms Concat with StringBuffer took: 0ms
Since both are an array, the maximum size for both is equal to the maximum size of an integer, which is 2^31-1 (see JavaDoc, also check out the JavaDoc for both
or equivalently
because the above constructs implicitly creates new string everytime which will be a huge performance and drop. A
I found interest answer for compare performance String vs StringBuffer by Reggie Hutcherso Source: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-2000/jw-0324-javaperf.html
Java provides the StringBuffer and String classes, and the String class is used to manipulate character strings that cannot be changed. Simply stated, objects of type String are read only and immutable. The StringBuffer class is used to represent characters that can be modified.
The significant performance difference between these two classes is that StringBuffer is faster than String when performing simple concatenations. In String manipulation code, character strings are routinely concatenated. Using the String class, concatenations are typically performed as follows:
If you were to use StringBuffer to perform the same concatenation, you would need code that looks like this:
Developers usually assume that the first example above is more efficient because they think that the second example, which uses the append method for concatenation, is more costly than the first example, which uses the + operator to concatenate two String objects.
The + operator appears innocent, but the code generated produces some surprises. Using a StringBuffer for concatenation can in fact produce code that is significantly faster than using a String. To discover why this is the case, we must examine the generated bytecode from our two examples. The bytecode for the example using String looks like this:
The bytecode at locations 0 through 9 is executed for the first line of code, namely:
Then, the bytecode at location 10 through 29 is executed for the concatenation:
Things get interesting here. The bytecode generated for the concatenation creates a StringBuffer object, then invokes its append method: the temporary StringBuffer object is created at location 10, and its append method is called at location 23. Because the String class is immutable, a StringBuffer must be used for concatenation.
After the concatenation is performed on the StringBuffer object, it must be converted back into a String. This is done with the call to the toString method at location 26. This method creates a new String object from the temporary StringBuffer object. The creation of this temporary StringBuffer object and its subsequent conversion back into a String object are very expensive.
In summary, the two lines of code above result in the creation of three objects:
Now, let's look at the bytecode generated for the example using StringBuffer:
The bytecode at locations 0 to 9 is executed for the first line of code:
The bytecode at location 10 to 16 is then executed for the concatenation:
Notice that, as is the case in the first example, this code invokes the append method of a StringBuffer object. Unlike the first example, however, there is no need to create a temporary StringBuffer and then convert it into a String object. This code creates only one object, the StringBuffer, at location 0.
In conclusion, StringBuffer concatenation is significantly faster than String concatenation. Obviously, StringBuffers should be used in this type of operation when possible. If the functionality of the String class is desired, consider using a StringBuffer for concatenation and then performing one conversion to String.
From the API:
String is immutable, meaning that when you perform an operation on a String you are really creating a whole new String.
StringBuffer is mutable, and you can append to it as well as reset its length to 0.
In practice, the compiler seems to use StringBuffer during String concatenation for performance reasons.
String is an immutable class. This means that once you instantiate an instance of a string like so:
The object in memory cannot be altered. Instead you will have to create a new instance, copy the old String and append whatever else as in this example:
What is really happening hear is that we are NOT updating the existing str1 object... we are reallocating new memory all together, copying the "hello" data and appending " world!" to the end, then settings the str1 reference to point to this new memory. So it really looks more like this under the hood:
So it follows that this "copy + paste and move stuff around in memory" process can be very expensive if done repitively especially recursively.
When you are in that situation of having to do things over and over utilize StringBuilder. It is mutable and can append strings to the end of the current one because it's back by an [growing array] (not 100% if that is the actual data structure, could be a list).
Why? Check here.
Further questions like when to use which and other concepts can be figured out following this.
Hope this helps.
While I understand that this is not a major differentiating factor, I noticed today that StringBuffer(and StringBuilder) provides some interesting methods that String doesn't.
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"The key to high-density visualizations … is that they can present both the overview and the detail simultaneously," says Andrew Cardno, CTO of BIS2. That allows users to understand both the overall patterns in the data and to see the outliers -- critical information in today's fast-moving world, Cardno maintains. His company, BIS2, offers software for analyzing massive data collections and producing visually centric results.
In this interview, Cardno talks with TDWI about the types of data visualization techniques and the rich insights into data that high-density, multi-layered visualization in particular offers.
BI This Week: What's happening in data visualization since we spoke last year? It seems to be an area of business intelligence that's moving very quickly. Is that what you're seeing?
Andrew Cardno: Data visualization is moving very quickly. There are a large number of data visualization players now that are very active. It's a competitive landscape, which shows how much interest there is in the space. It also shows you how difficult a subject it is to tackle. There are so many different approaches, from the very traditional graphs and charts to some very advanced visualizations. As you move through that spectrum, everyone is experimenting and working at new ways of looking at data.
What are some of those different approaches, especially as they relate back to business intelligence? Across the spectrum, what do you see from companies in terms of data visualization approaches?
There seem to be three categories of approach.
The first is traditional techniques such as the line graph. There have been enhancements, but we've essentially been using this approach for a long time -- but how do we best use [of line graphs], and what are the right kinds of approaches? Should we use 3D on a graph? How many lines can we add? Should we have graphs with axes on both sides? Pie graphs? In the end, there are players in that space who are working hard to say, "This is a more effective way of using traditional charting techniques."
The second group is exploring and working at unfolding -- something like a Rubik's Cube. They're taking Rubik's Cube and unfolding the dimensionality of the data. The data itself is used to represent the structure -- the important dimensions of the data. If you think about it in terms of database modeling, these are the dimensions or the axes of the data that are important in the data. How can I use those, unfold those, and show them in graphics?
The third approach is a multilayered, [structured] visualization. … The structure of the data is deterministic -- for example, a geospatial map, which is deterministic because people [indicated on the map] have locations. The deterministic structure then has layers of data added on top of it.
People are tackling all three of those approaches. If you look at data visualization companies, you can usually put them into one of those three categories. I don't think that any of them are right or wrong. They're just different; each has places where they can be applied effectively.
Regarding the multilayered visualization, the third approach you mentioned, can you give an example of how that might be used, again relating it back to business intelligence?
I'm going to give you two examples, one for context and the other to show you how [the technology] can be applied in a different space.
The first example is one that everyone is familiar with: cartography. You could create a "heat map" showing where each of your customers lives in North America. [The map would show] hot spots where customers are, and possibly the amount of revenue they're generating or some other measurement. That's the first layer -- an under-layer, if you like.
On top of that, you might add dots for the locations of your stores, along with dots representing where you want to put new stores, or dots representing some kind of statistical convergence, or places where your customers likely have met up. That's another layer.
Then you might add another layer of information -- for example, the weather, using numbers to represent the temperature. Finally, you might add a layer of information showing which roads people spend their time on when they're driving, and which freeways they use.
If you think about those different pieces of data -- the weather, the roads, the stores, and the customers -- they're not in the traditional sense related. You could say the customer is related to the store, but not really. It's just that a store is where it is and customer are where they are, but with two stores to choose from, there's no reason why a customer should go to one or the other.
These [types of maps] are excellent for independent data sets. Yet as I look at them, I can [also] understand the interrelationships between those four independent data sets. That's a multilayered visualization, and this technique has been used for years and years in mapping. It's a very well-established technique.
If you simply look at the problem -- how can I look at very different data and understand how it relates -- within a database, you will try to figure out how to do complex joins or relationships with other databases. I don't need to do that -- the map gives me a very good understanding.
Moving beyond mapping, what's the second example you mentioned?
The second example is what I call a temporal visualization. In this, we represent time by spiral. Spirals, I think, are very good ways of representing time-based events because they show you the frequency of data…
A professional retailer might say, "Over a period of time, I know when I sold things, but I also ran a broad-based marketing program -- TV, magazines, Web ads." So what worked? If the retailer knows when [the ads ran,] that can be incorporated as a layer.
Atop that layer, I can put another layer saying, "Here are events that happened at a point in time" -- since time is the structure we're dealing with here. We're using the cyclical nature of time to build a structure which is deterministic in nature -- so there's really only one way of showing it.
We can overlay other layers of information also. Weeks later, the retailer might add marketing programs, and then on top of that external holidays, events, major political campaigns, elections, and so forth.
I've seen beautiful visualizations using temporal analysis to look at events like the Winter Olympics. … Within the structure of time, you can build up layers, keeping going as you think up other time-based information and layer it in.
The "temporal spiral" in Figure 1 illustrates comparative DVD rental sales over a seven-year period. The data visualization, produced by BIS², depicts a calendar as a temporal spiral comparing DVD rental revenue over a seven-year period. Reds (hot colors) indicate periods of high sales, greens indicate periods of average sales, and the blues (cool colors) indicate periods of low sales. The intensity of the colors shows the relative values. The small black dots are the beginnings of weeks starting with 2001, spiraling out clockwise from the center. The graduated red dots are the significant movie releases. The size of each dot indicates the significance of the event.
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That's a second example of layered visualizations.
Using these techniques, people can see relationships among different data points that they might not have seen before?
The key to high-density visualizations, in fact to any visualization, is that they can present both the overview and the detail simultaneously. … Someone can both understand the overall patterns and see the outliers. If you think about other methods of visualization, which might be to average the data down, or to show much less density or information, those approaches tend to hide the outliers.
Are you saying that hiding or overlooking data outliers is a bad idea?
In today's world, it's just plain wrong. You can't do it -- we live in such a dynamic environment. You need to be looking for when the data doesn't match the pattern we're expecting. The way that we were aggregating data is simply no longer useful.
For example, a map might show areas where purchasing behavior has changed. I might suggest that Manhattan has changed its purchasing behavior dramatically in the last three months. I've been doing analyses with maps and seeing quite remarkable trends that I did not expect to see. That's always a kind of a test. Why is it that customers here are increasing and customers here are decreasing? Why is that happening? What is it about where they live that's driving their behavioral pattern in terms of when they give me their business? To do that, you have to be able to see both the overview and the detail simultaneously.
It's the same kind of thing on a temporal visualization. People are saying, "I really want to understand if these external events are driving changes in patterns." I can't anticipate the right questions to ask, but by overlaying the different data sets and letting people see the whole and the detail simultaneously, you're able to get aspects of the data at a glance that you've never seen.
Where do you see data visualization headed in the next few years?
It's becoming mainstream -- I'm seeing this everywhere I go. With few exceptions, organizations are … pushing to see opportunities that they wouldn't otherwise have seen. You can't do that with simple data analysis. The companies that are winning are the ones that are really applying themselves to finding the exceptions and the anomalies in the data. …
Companies that understand the value of data are going to be the winners -- that's what we're looking at in today's world. We're seeing companies that were the benchmarks of industry disappear in the space of a couple of years. We're seeing General Motors go in from the biggest car company in the world to nothing. We're seeing Toyota [in trouble]. We're seeing these huge, huge changes in a very, very short [period] of time. In that kind of extraordinarily dynamic environment, what I'm seeing is that some companies -- not all companies -- are saying, "This day will pass. I see a more positive future, and I need to embrace the change and understanding." Companies that don't enable themselves to do that may not be here in five years.
The companies that are going to survive and do well are either going to be very lucky or will work really hard at it and see opportunity and change. The question is, do you want to rely on luck or talent?
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Southern Poverty Law Center Founder Morris Dees and SPLC President Richard Cohen will host a 30-minute live audio webcast this Friday at 2 p.m. Eastern on the trial against the Imperial Klans of America.
Working with a California law firm, the Southern Poverty Law Center has filed an amicus curiae brief calling for the state's Supreme Court to maintain the right to same-sex marriage.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's trial against the Imperial Klans of America (IKA), which ended with a $2.5 million verdict on Friday, will be featured in a segment on ABC's "Nightline" on Monday, Nov. 17.
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More than 4 million students across the country will challenge social and racial boundaries on Nov. 13 as part of the seventh annual Mix It Up at Lunch Day, a project designed to foster respect and understanding in schools and communities.
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There is a DVD of Christian Ferras with Pierre Barbizet on EMI as well.
So many great recordings of this piece. To add to the list already above, I also enjoy Grumiaux et Sebok's recording of this piece.
P.S. This is one work where I that recordings could have been possible in Ysaÿe's time, because I would have loved to have heard his take on this work.
I also like Oistrakh/Richter, and Ferras/Barbizet.
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Does anybody know Taschner / Gieseking recording from Franck Sonata? Many colleagues speak me very well about that recording.
I have it on a CBS LP and I'm not sure if it is available on cd, but it is worth looking for. As a bonus, you get a kick-a$$ recording of Saint-Saens sonata as well.
i recently attended a concert/recital of Sergey Khachatryan and also picked up his last CD with his sister, pianist Luisine Khachatryan. their version of the Franck Sonata in A was very moving and well done...i love it and have it on my ipod now...i def. look forward to listening to the others recommended here...
Best recording I ever heard is Oistrakh-Lev Oborin.
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I very much like the Thibaud-Cortot, but a prospective buyer of the CD should note that, even while allowing for its age the recorded sound is, well, bad. Additionally, T.'s intonation is off in numerous places. I would consider this a must-have recording if all were well presented, but as it is I would only recommend it to someone who already owns other versions mentioned here.
I don't think anyone thus far has mentioned the astonishingly fine Henryk Szeryng/Mindru Katz performance, coupled with an equally fine Brahms 3rd Sonata. Amazon (USA) offers mp3 downloads, but apparently also CD special order (you have to wait a number of weeks for shipment).
Taking nothing away from any aforementioned collaborations, Szerying's gorgeous sound and intonation as close to perfection as can be; satisfyingly french sounding, with full feeling yet apt detachment, make this version special. Katz is superb. So don't hesitate to add this recording to your collection.
The best recording ever is Jacques Thibaud and Cortot's performance. You can't find better of it, trust me :)
Ferras with Barbizet (not the dvd but CD recording!), and Francescatti with Casadesus.
Artistically, Thibaud/Cortot is my favourite. Occasional flubs don't matter when music is played with the insight and artistic sensitivity that Cortot and Thibaud bring to this work - and to other pieces they worked on together.
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The Desire
I finally succumbed to my desire, and decided to get one on Saturday, subject to the following conditions:
The reason for the cruel and unusual conditions is that I'm basically an impulse-buying machine. I try to go through the motions of doing "research" and "looking for feedback on the product first", but the flat truth of it is that if you can convince me a product's good, and raise my excitement threshold above my small-and-dwindling-in-my-old-age logical prevention limit, I'll buy it without ever seeing it.
I had three Apple resellers in my only-slight-postcode-violation range, so set out for the first one, in North Sydney.
Half an hour later: Cunning Consumers Association: nil, Tristank: One Apple Cinema Display.
I got it home and plugged it straight in (I'll skip the brief bit where I couldn't find where to plug the power in) and blammo, after only a little fiddling, I had 1680x1050. Beats the absolute stuffing out of multimon. Perhaps two wouldn't, but one certainly does. As a secondary aside - I wish that in multimon, you could extend the taskbar across both screens. That would be cool. I know it's possible using dual-headed cards with Driver H4x, but I try to avoid them where possible...
The Problem
Now, everything is rosy at this point, and I figure I'll restart the computer, so I do. And that's when the screen goes blank. And stays blank. After about 5 seconds, I'm frowning. After 10, my heart has stopped. The tiny silver power light repeatedly flashes three times. And I wait, watch the hard disk indicator (thrashing away) watch the little keyboard indicators flash, and the mouse light up, and then the login screen comes up, after about 30 seconds.
My heart almost stops again.. No text mode support. No BIOS screen. And - no bootup screen avec blue caterpillar. Which implies VGA compatibility ain't really there.
Admittedly, I'm spending less time fiddling around in text mode, but reinstalling Windows does occasionally happen here. Trying a full-screen CMD Prompt session (Alt-Enter) has the same problem.
So now, with a nice, clear definition of what to research, I find The Horde (well, maybe six or seven?) of PC users with the same problem.
Apple don't seem to comment on it in their discussion forums (In fairness, Windows compatibility is what they claimed, not "PC/DOS" and well, it works in Windows, dunnit?), but the general vibe I'm getting is:
Nobody's posted a camera shot of it working, so I can't verify that it actually ever works, but I need to live in hope.
So, I'm looking for a new video card that supports the Cinema Display 20", in that it does text mode, the bootup screen, and full-screen DOS prompts. If anyone can confirm that a particular make and model work, I'll look at that. It's a pity, as I really like my 9800. It was the sweet spot of the price/performance curve at the time.
I Love You Anyway
So as to not sound like it's a negative diatribe: the monitor is just absolutely magic. I really like it, it's amazing how much I was suffering from not having an extra 400 pixels horizontally without even knowing it. Network captures are easier to read, the ISA MMC can be expanded beyond the point of it being funny, I can stack three fixed-width websites horizontally, use Visual Studio with all the tabs pinned and still be able to see more of what I'm editing, have the Outlook Reading Pane take up a screen-sized chunk of real-estate... It's really cool. All monitors should be this wide. I hope that in the future (oh - In The Future, There Will Be Robots - reminds me of a game I haven't tried yet...) all (or at least, significantly more) monitors come this way. And so they'll be cheaper (kinda oddly, the Apple option was the most reasonable(!?)).
In the meantime, I've been going through the back-catalogue of games to work out which ones do the widescreen thing; if you're interested, the article's posted here: The WideScreen Report Card.
>As a secondary aside - I wish that
>in multimon, you could extend the
>taskbar across both screens.
Try a program called "ultramon" - it does this for you :-) I notice you have a longhorn desktop - Go hunt down the developer in charge of the taskbar and make them add it to the other monitors! :-)
so...what's happening with the 9800?
Darryn: If I can find a replacement video card that I know will work, I'll sell it (if the Parental Units don't bags it first).
ShadowChaser: Ah, right - it's not actually a Longhorn desktop - I came across a link to desktopsidebar.com last week, and thought I'd try it out, especially now I have the real estate. Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery?
Ironically, the message being displayed was a feed about the Longhorn feature cuts...
Thanks for the ultramon tip, I'll try it next time I've got two screens!
Yes, Ultramon, the killer feature: taskbar specific to each monitor. Great app.
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Also definitely go nVidia when it comes to flat panel displays and DVI (I assume you are using DVI, I think it highly unlikely that an apple display would have a VGA Port)
Yep, using DVI directly from the 9800. I'd get an NV4x based card, but I'm not 100% convinced I won't have the same (or weirder) issues yet - I'll try to borrow one from a friend first!
Maybe it is time to upgrade to a Macintosh computer as well. It seems a shame to waste such a fine monitor on a Windoze computer!
"It's an Apple store, for Apple people! There's nothing for you here!"
You could get a mac and Apple support training to become multi-talented for mixed environments. With Apple's servers gaining interest this could come in handy. A Canadian friend writes Unix security software for telcos and has graduated from an iBook to a new Powerbook in less than two years. He's equiped his collegiate daughter with an iBook and an iSight camera that enables high quality video chat sessions.
I agree nVidia is the more reliable choice.
I think I'd try a nVidia 6800 card. This one has dual DVI:
That's assuming you want a video card faster than the 9800, which is pretty fast. Also, ATI doesn't make *ANY* consumer video cards that have dual DVI. A weird oversight on their part, but whatever.
Hardware makes me randy.
Jeff: Yeah, the 6800's the biz, according to a friend that upgraded for Doom 3. I was hoping to skip the current generation of cards, but that might not be possible after all! I'll see if I can borrow his (at the moment, I only need single DVI).
Robert: I'd really like a Mac too, but I can't justify the price (just the insane monitor!).
Actually, ATI makes a line of Dual DVI cards (AGP) for, you guessed it, Apple........ (Macs).
...here's another vote for UltraMon! 43 thumbs up....now I just gotta grow 41 new hands.


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Congratulations, Raud on quitting tobacco! I recently quit myself so I know what you're going through.
Chammomile tea (instead of coffee) in the morning helps to keep you calm and steady and not feeling like you need to beat the sass out of people who are sucking up your air space.
I noticed that it took longer to do simple tasks after I quit because lighting and smoking a cigarette were always part of the routine before. Without the routine of smoking, just the act of starting my car and backing down the driveway required thought and planning instead of automatic reaction.
Had to change the muscle memory that went with a lifetime of smoking while doing any and everything. It's getting easier.
I used the patches the first 2 days and I forgot to put one on the 3rd day. Haven't used them since.
You're doing a great job!


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One week into the war with Iraq, Inc.'s staff gathered with a record number of America's elite entrepreneurs at our annual Inc. 500 conference in Rancho Mirage, Calif. World events were top of mind as CEOs clustered in front of TVs to catch the latest news. And given that their companies make up the most dynamic sector of the economy, we were eager to measure how these CEOs view the future. In a survey we conducted, 67% of respondents believe the war is hurting the economy -- yet 65% think their company's profits will increase in the next six months.
Seven Inc. 500 CEOs and one CFO also joined us for a roundtable discussion. The group generally supported the war: "President Bush has been a pretty damn bold leader," said Scott Burt, CEO of Integro, a Denver consulting company. Looking forward, the participants predict:
- Start-ups will lag as long as the war persists. "Really good ideas are not getting funded and that's the scary part," said Ralph Kelmon, CEO of Kelmoore Investment in Palo Alto, Calif.
- U.S. control of Iraqi oil will stabilize the global economy.
- Entrepreneurs will be cautious financially. Mark Comiso, CEO of San Francisco marketing agency Maus Haus, said that he reduced debt to zero. Steve McKee, of Albuquerque marketing agency McKee Wallwork Henderson, has focused aggressively on collections. And Sean Montgomery, CFO of Integrity Staffing Solutions in Newark, Del., said his company only spends money on resources that will improve cash flow in the short term.
- The group was split over what the war will mean for American companies doing business internationally. Kelmon predicted that money will leave the country, "and that will cause inflation." But Niraj Kumar, CEO of Nu Info Systems, a software company in Jacksonville, Fla. -- which has a subsidiary in India -- believes that anti-American sentiment abroad has been overhyped by the media.
- The CEOs also fear that prolonged conflict will delay implementation of the Bush tax package, which they favor.
Only one participant suffered immediately as a consequence of hostilities. That was Mary Naylor, CEO of VIPDesk Inc. "We had a client in a travel-related industry that was ready to go last week with a significant seven-figure contract, but they decided to wait once the war started," she said. In contrast, McKee and Comiso experienced a surge in business. "A week ago Monday we were working on contingency plans if our cash keeps dwindling," said McKee. "Today, we're having conversations about maybe looking to staff. I can't say there's a connection, but it's an amazing coincidence."
Kelmon stood out as the one participant who feared a long war with painful economic consequences. "We'll probably have a market rally out of the war," he said, but it will be short-lived. "The military painted a rosy picture that this would be fast, and now it is trying to throw up the roof and get the foundation under it quickly." He added: "When we started our businesses and wanted to get people enthusiastic about them, we maybe embellished." The generals, he believes, did the same in selling the war.
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Congenital Pelger-Huët anomaly in a Danish/Swedish Farmdog: Case Report
1 Veterinary Health Center, Wroclaw, Poland
2 Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, Oklahoma State University, Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
3 Veterinary Clinic for Small Animals "Lancet", Warsaw, Poland
Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica 2011, 53:14 doi:10.1186/1751-0147-53-14Published: 1 March 2011
A 13 year old Danish/Swedish Farmdog from Denmark was evaluated in a veterinary clinic in Warsaw, Poland for evaluation of an orthopedic problem. Radiographs revealed spondylosis and degenerative vertebral disease, which responded to treatment with anti-inflammatory medications. A predominance of hyposegmented neutrophils and eosinophils containing condensed chromatin and normal cytoplasm were identified on a routine CBC. Follow-up blood film evaluations over the course of 12 months confirmed that the hyposegmented granulocytes persisted. The majority of neutrophils contained Grade 2 nuclei (slightly indented), and the mean nuclear score varied from 1.9 to 2.3. Pelger-Huët anomaly (PHA), presumably congenital, was diagnosed based on persistent hyposegmented granulocytes in the absence of an underlying cause for acquired PHA; genetically related dogs were unavailable for testing to confirm vertical transmission. To the authors' knowledge this is the first report of PHA in a Danish/Swedish Farmdog.


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Nice mod, looks very scary
I have something cool to announce now, and that is a weekly update of an Afraid of Monsters: Director's Cut Developer Commentary Let's Play video. In this video, I will be talking about easter eggs, influences, why I designed the monsters, what inspired me to the level designs, and etcetera.
Posted by ruMpel on Apr 7th, 2011
Hello everyone! Long time no see!
I have something cool to announce now, and that is a weekly update of an Afraid of Monsters: Director's Cut Developer Commentary Let's Play video. In this video, I will be talking about easter eggs, influences, why I designed the monsters, what inspired me to the level designs, and etcetera.
This video shows the mod from the start to the beginning, so it is very spoilish, and I recommend that you play the mod before you watch those videos! Also please keep in mind that English is not my native language, so bare with me. And if you have any suggestions for the video, please tell me, and I will edit the other videos to make you satisfied, as I do anything for my public.
For those who doesn't know what Afraid of Monsters is, it is a Half-Life 1 total conversion, where you play as David, a drug addict who falls into a Psychosis and starts seeing hallucinations. Please don't hesitate to watch the rest of the ModDB page about this mod.
Now here it is, it's uploaded on Youtube, and so will the rest of the videos be, but I will embed them here.
Enjoy! /Andreas Rönnberg
If you liked this mod, then you should check out our upcoming mod Cry of Fear, which is also a Half-Life total conversion. This time, our team is bigger and more professional, and we have made the Half-Life engine look like Source. Check it out here on ModDB, or on our official website: www.cry-of-fear.com
Nice mod, looks very scary
Loving it, your updates always make me smile Rumpel lol.
Loved the mod, never could get past the beginning (after the monsters were unleashed)...always got a bit too skittish, lol.
Didnt know you had a youtube account, I added you as a friend. Next time I play AoM Ill check out those easter eggs.
Masterpiece mod is masterpiece
Hearing you talk about AoM:DC is very interesting ruMpel, looking forward to the rest of these!
The Tv tropes page and the Wiki might be getting some nice mounds of editing now.
Nice David model. I like it!
I feel privileged to have found this mod in the first place.
And now that I think of it, I still have the Director's Cut version to complete!
Great commentary, at some parts your voice is a tad too quiet, but overall nice work.
When you're playing so quick, we can't fully understand what went through the developing side of things when you and James produced Afraid of Monsters: DC. Isn't the purpose of the developer commentary to discuss the technical side; how you made concepts and what went through the art work of the mod? For example, the early part of the mod, where you enter the toilet and go through that dream of the map with drawings and red-blue-yellow dots, what inspired you to produce that? I hope you take it slow and go piece by piece when making later developer commentaries, as I am interested in what went through your mind while producing this scary game.
Insightful thoughts indeed. Upon reading your comment, I as well wanted to see more than just playthrough material; stuff like concept images, inspirations, etc.
Yeah, but on the other hand, nah.
Why not?
I understand what you mean, but unfortunately, the play through is already recorded, and I'm sorry that I can't edit the gameplay, as it'd be very annoying. Although I will make another video where I show all my concepts and such from IRL. But be patient, I'm showing much stuff on the other videos of this!
work faster, ****
You can't rush perfection
Nice commentary, was very intresting to watch it.
no lies.this game is nice.the monsters move creepy.its just dark and dem lightend.your character moves as fast as a real person would in a place like that...i love it...definately tracking.
very nice mod! at the end it becomes a little bit boring, but the idea with the boss is great! ..too bad i didn't save the game at the point where the story splits for the other endings.. and i am too scared to play it once again.. lol


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Best Kinabalu Park Canopy Walkway and Poring Hot Springs Full-Day Tour from Kota Kinabalu
Trek across Kinabalu Park for a magnificent view of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mt Kinabalu. With an area covering 754 square kilometers, Kinabalu Park will give you a diverse view of all its exotic plants, birds and insects - with new species found every year - all seen from a walk along the canopy walkway high up on the treetops! Your experience ends with a tasty lunch of local Malaysian delicacies and a relaxing dip into the natural hot springs of Poring Hot Springs.
- Visit the World Heritage Site of Kinabalu Park and it's diverse climates and hot springs on this tour from Kota Kinabalu
- Enjoy a canopy walk up 30-meters in the treetops
- Excellent views from the canopy walkway of the waterfalls and streams
- Enjoy a fresh dip in sulphurous waters channeled from the Poring Hot Springs
- Hotel pickup and drop off
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Highly knowledgeable guide, excellent sights and a chance to see rural Malaysia. We were also fortunate enough to see a Rafflesia blooming.
This was one of the best parts of our 8 night stay.
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What a great experience! Our guide Herman was wonderful, so knowledgeable and considerate, well worth it!!
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The park is quite a long way from KK itself but the scenery to be seen on the drive itself makes it all worth it. During the day we made several stops to go into the rain forest to see the indigenous plants and flowers including the Rafflesia. Also visited the hot springs and the butterfly park.
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My wife and I went to KK for our wedding anniversary and took the canopy walkway and Poring Hot Springs and it was OK. But the real highlight was tasting the best durian and the best "marang" along the way. Our guide, Alfred, did a splendid job. He also brought us to a blooming Rafflesia flower.
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Area of Effect
Some effects, rather than having a single target, affect everything within a given area. This area is the "area of effect", and attacks/buffs that work this way are called area of effect attacks/buffs. Popular in Tabletop Games and Strategy Games, area of effect attacks are very useful for taking out large numbers of weak enemies simultaneously. However, they'll usually avert Friendly Fireproof, adding another layer of strategy to their use. They aren't necessarily offensive in nature, either — healing or protection abilities often work in an area of effect as well. Super Trope to Splash Damage, but while splash damage falls off the farther away you get from the center of the attack, area of effect attacks affect everything in its area equally. Supertrope to Herd Hitting Attack. See also Splash Damage Abuse, when an Area Of Effect is abused to get enhanced performance out of the ability. If the "effect" within the area of effect is "instant, horrible death," then you're looking at an attack with an Instant Death Radius.
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- Area-of-Effect is a distinct subcategory of Attack magic in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha universe. It mainly consists of elemental spells that freeze/burn/etc. everything within a certain radius and massive shooting spells that produce so many projectiles, they are impossible to dodge.
- In Kill la Kill, this is how Ryuuko defeats Inumuta in Episode 10. Can't see your enemy due to his optical camoflauge? Why, attack the entire arena at once!
- Discussed and deconstructed in The Dresden Files short story "Day Off", where Harry complains about the arbitrary diameter of a fireball spell while gaming with the Alphas.
Tabletop Games
- Dungeons & Dragons is the Trope Maker, having included areas of effect (typically in the form of dragons' breath and certain magic spells) since its very first edition.
- Champions has Area Of Effect as a Power Advantage. It's used to turn regular single target attacks into this.
- In the Star Fleet Battles Tabletop Game, the ISC's Plasmatic Pulsar Device divides its damage over several shield sections, affecting each equally.
- These are ubiquitous in wargames, where area of effect determines what pieces are hit by artillery shells, spells, and similar attacks. Sometimes, the distance from a certain point on the table is measured instead to see if something is affected. Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 have several round plastic templates and two "flame blast" templates (dragon breath, flamethrowers, "napalm," etc). Flames Of War uses a similar plastic piece for representing bombardment.
- Paranoia sees fit to warn about these in the "Tips for Traitors" section: "Never let the guy with the area-of-effect weapon take far left or right flank. The temptation to turn and wipe out the rest of the team in one go is just too much."
- Big Eyes, Small Mouth has "area" as a standard variable to enhance the effects of attributes. In most cases this goes hand-in-hand with the "target" variable to identify how many individuals within the area that an attribute can affect at one time. However, the "Weapon" attribute (which covers all forms of attack) automatically affects everything in range to begin with. Instead, for the low, low cost of 1 character point, the "selective" variable lets the user choose who is and isn't harmed when using the weapon.
Video Games
- At least since Final Fantasy IV, most spells can be set to target either all enemies or all allies.
- In Final Fantasy Tactics (and sequels), there are several different effective ranges.
- Also many of the spells in the Grandia games.
- Hoshigami Ruining Blue Earth: You could even increase the area of effect of your spells by crafting the Coinfeigms together.
- Mages in Dragon Age: Origins have access to massive AOE spells, which are pretty much a necessity late in the game, when crowd control becomes essential.
- In Nippon Ichi tile-based Turn-Based Strategy games, the more you level up your spells, the larger and more complex the area of effects you can access are.
- Flamethrowers in Valkyria Chronicles and Valkyria Chronicles II hit everything in a large conical shape in front of the unit, ignoring cover.
- Grenades in Resonance of Fate do the same amount of damage to anything within the blast radius rather than using Splash Damage.
- Many hero spells in Warcraft III are this. Some are "friendly fire" spells that hurt friend and foe alike (such as the Archmage's blizzard, Blood Mage's Flame Strike, and Pit Lord's Rain of Fire) and some are enemy-only targeted (such as the POTM's Starfall) or ally-only (Keeper of the Grove's Ultimate).
- Diablo and Diablo II feature lots of spells and effects with a circular hit radius, like Nova and its counterparts of other elements (including Diablo's Fire Nova), the Sorceress's Static Field (drops every nearby enemy's HP by a direct percentage), the Necromancer's Corpse Explosion and curses, the Barbarian's Warcries (both the buffing and de-buffing ones), and the Paladin's auras.
- The X-Universe games has the Phased Shockwave Generator, an area of effect weapon that damages ships based on how many "squares" of splash damage touch the ship. What this essentially means is that capital ships will take absurd amounts of damage because they're so huge. Terran Conflict introduced the Plasma Burst Generator, which is basically a space flamethrower that shoots fusion exhaust at the enemies, dealing AOE damage. It works pretty much like the Shockwave Generator, but it is more focused (Shockwave Generators spread out at about 70 degrees, whereas Plasma Generators spread only 5-10 degrees), and mounted on smaller ships.
- MAP attacks in the Super Robot Wars hit all tiles in the targeted area, most commonly a (near) circle around the user, though other patterns appear from time to time. Some are Friendly Fireproof, most are not.
- While Pokémon started out with strictly one-on-one duels, latter games added Double and Triple Battles and introduced area-effect moves (or changed existing moves to be such, such as Earthquake and Explosion) of pretty much every kind imaginable.
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The selloff could be an opportunity for patient investors, however. Although the restructuring will take additional time, the gains could be worth the wait. Central's Class A shares could rise 50% or more in the next two years.
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Seth Macfarlane tapped to host this years Academy Awards!
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February 25 2013, 09:42 PM
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Re: Seth Macfarlane tapped to host this years Academy Awards!
wissaboo wrote:
I found him a little boring. Too many jokes about him doing inapropriate jokes without any innapropriate jokes.
Yes, this is true. As one article put it, he was too "meta" through the whole thing. He joked about making jokes more than he actually made jokes...make sense?
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