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Get your own DNS server up and running with Bind9 on Ubuntu or Debian
The goal of this article is to describe how to setup your own DNS server to serve the domain name service entries for a TLD (
example.com). In the last part of the article I describe how to increase the speed of the system and the security in order to use it as public authoritative DNS nameserver for your domain.
Install the Nameserver using the Package Manager
Access the server, become the root user, install the bind9 package and stop the server for the moment:
apt-get install bind9
/etc/init.d/bind9 stop
On Debian squeeze, the current version being installed is BIND 9.6-ESV-R3 (find out by running
named -v on the command line locally or
dig @your-nameserver version.bind txt chaos remotely).
Configure a Forward Lookup Zone File
Now create your zone configuration file for the domain example.com,
/etc/bind/db.example.com. In this file you set up your subdomains, how the domain is resolved for the email system etc.:
;; `/etc/bind/db.example.com` - Forward lookup zone file for the TLD example.com
;; For explanations: <http://blog.philippklaus.de/2011/04/get-your-own-dns-server-up-and-running-with-bind9-on-ubuntu-or-debian/>
$ORIGIN example.com.
; The SOA Resource Record (in the following format:)
;name [ttl] [class] rr name-server e-mail ( [...] )
@ IN SOA ns.example.com. mail.example.com. (
2011041101 ; Serial (usually YYYYMMDDSS): increment after any change
8H ; Refresh (8 hours)
2H ; Retry (2 hours)
4W ; Expire (4 weeks)
3H ) ; NX (3 hours) TTL Negativ Cache
@ IN NS ns.example.com.
IN MX 10 mailserver.example.com.
ns IN A 192.168.1.10
localhost IN A 127.0.0.1
computer1 IN A 192.168.1.200
mailserver IN A 192.168.1.201
computer2 IN CNAME mailserver
You might want to learn more about the different RR types on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DNS_record_types.
$TTL (time to live): The number of seconds a domain name is cached locally before expiration and return to authoritative nameservers for updated information.
Explanation of the the SOA record:
- Serial
The zone serial number, incremented when the zone file is modified, so the slave and secondary name servers know when the zone has been changed and should be reloaded.
- Refresh
This is the number of seconds between update requests from secondary and slave name servers.
- Retry
This is the number of seconds the secondary or slave will wait before retrying when the last attempt has failed.
- Expire
This is the number of seconds a master or slave will wait before considering the data stale if it cannot reach the primary name server.
TTL for negative caching. (This value has previously been used to determine the minimum TTL.)
Another bunch of important tips:
- If you leave out the name in a line it is taken from the line above.
@will be replaced by the FQDN of
$ORIGIN(if it is set) or by the domainname set in the line
zone "domainname" {in the file
- When setting up the subdomain
wwwyou might want to add it as a CNAME record for
- You can leave out the TTL and CLASS entry for a record line (TTL will be set to the value of
$TTLand the class will be
IN– internet).
Create a Reverse Lookup Zone File
Create the file
;; db.1.168.192 - Reverse lookup zone for domain-name
@ IN SOA ns.example.com. mail.example.com. (
2011041101 ; Serial
8H ; Refresh
2H ; Retry
4W ; Expire
2D ) ; TTL Negative Cache
@ IN NS ns.example.com.
;;; what it stands for:
10 IN PTR ns.example.com. ; The nameserver: 192.168.1.10
200 IN PTR computer1.example.com. ; Computer #1: 192.168.1.200
201 IN PTR computer2.example.com. ; Computer #2: 192.168.1.201
add your new zone files to the local config file
Now add your new zone configuration files to your
zone "example.com" {
type master;
file "/etc/bind/db.example.com";
zone "1.168.192.in-addr.arpa" {
type master;
file "/etc/bind/db.1.168.192";
Allow your subnet to access the DNS server
If you want to access your new DNS server from your subnet 192.168.1/24 (all IPs from 192.168.1.1 up to 192.168.1.254), add
allow-query-cache {192.168.1/24;}; to your
/etc/bind/named.conf.options so that it looks like this:
options {
directory "/var/cache/bind";
auth-nxdomain no; # conform to RFC1035
allow-query-cache {192.168.1/24;};
Start the nameserver bind9
Now you should be ready to restart bind9 with your new configuration:
/etc/init.d/bind9 restart
If could fail (like in the following code block):
lion:/etc/bind# /etc/init.d/bind9 restart
Stopping domain name service...: bind9rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
Starting domain name service...: bind9 failed!
Then have a look at
/var/log/syslog which will help you out with debugging information:
Apr 11 17:27:24 lion named[29991]: loading configuration from '/etc/bind/named.conf'
Apr 11 17:27:24 lion named[29991]: /etc/bind/named.conf:36: missing ';' before '}'
Apr 11 17:27:24 lion named[29991]: loading configuration: failure
Apr 11 17:27:24 lion named[29991]: exiting (due to fatal error)
In this case a colon
; was missing in the configuration file.
Setting up an authoritative-only DNS server with Bind9
The following paragraph is based on pages 154-155 of the book "Pro DNS and BIND 10″, Apress, 2011, ISBN: 9781430230489.
To set up an authoritative-only DNS server with Bind9 on Ubuntu/Debian I recommend to replace the default set of configuration files on the standard Ubuntu/Debian installation (including
named.conf.local and some zone files such as
db.root, all stored in
/etc/bind/) with the following global configuration file
// ----------------------- Options -----------------------
options {
// all relative paths use this directory as a base
directory "/var/cache/bind";
// version statement changed for security (to avoid hacking known weaknesses)
version "not currently available";
// This prevents bind from serving other than authoritative requests:
recursion no;
// disables all zone transfer requests for performance as well as security reasons
dnssec-enable no; // zone not signed
minimal-responses yes; // optional - improved performance
additional-from-auth no; // optional - improved performance
additional-from-cache no; // optional - minimal performance change
// ----------------------- Logging -----------------------
// log to /var/log/named/zytrax-named all events from info UP in severity (no debug)
// uses 3 files in rotation swaps files when size reaches 250K
// failure messages up to this point are in (syslog) /var/log/messages
channel custom_log{
file "/var/log/bind9_info.log" versions 3 size 250k;
severity info;
category default{
// ----------------------- Zones -----------------------
zone "example.com" in{
type master;
file "/etc/bind/db.example.com";
allow-transfer {10.0.0.1;}; // slave server for the domain
// reverse map for local address at example.com (uses 192.168.1.0 for illustration)
zone "1.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA" in{
type master;
file "/etc/bind/db.1.168.192";
// local host domain (required)
zone "localhost" in{
type master;
file "/etc/bind/master.localhost";
// localhost reverse map
zone "0.0.127.IN-ADDR.ARPA" in{
type master;
file "/etc/bind/localhost.rev";
/etc/bind/db.example.com and
/etc/bind/db.1.168.192 are your custom zone files (as described earlier in this post).
- An authoritative-only DNS server does not provide services for any domain except those for which it is
either a master or a slave. As a consequence the
root.serverszone file is not present (cf.
zone "."). The
recursion no;statement inhibits recursive behavior; the name server will return REFUSED status (BIND >=9.7) if it receives a query for any domain or zone for which it is neither master nor slave.
- DNSSEC is turned off using
dnssec-enable no;(this zone is not signed and since BIND 9.5,
yesis the BIND 9 default setting).
- Zone transfers are disabled (
allow-transfer {none;};) in the options section which means you can avoid possible DDoS attacks via zone transfer on the localhost or reverse-map zones as well as the more obvious example.com zone. Zone transfer is allowed to the assumed slave zone at 10.0.0.2 in the zone example.com only. This configuration also assumes that the master file is moved to this server by some out-of band method such as USB stick, secure FTP, ssh, etc. It is also possible to make this a slave server to a hidden master. However, the IP address of this hidden master (because it will appear in the slave's masters statement) might get compromised if an attacker can read the
named.conffile on your system; since this external server must be able to communicate with the hidden master (to transfer the zone), so can an attacker—with less benign motives.
- To boost the performance of Bind, you have to reduce the volume of data returned to requests as much as possible.
This is done by setting the options
minimal-responsesalone, depending on the configuration, can theoretically almost double query throughput. In the real world, this is not exact, as some of the data that is omitted is still required by the resolver. In the case of in-zone data, for example, it will immediately result in another query. After all it can still have a significant effect.
Neither of the statements
additional-from-auth no;nor
additionalfrom-cache no;will have any effect on performance with the example configuration above. But with some changes they could have.
additional-from-authwas not present (it defaults to yes) and this name server was also authoritative (master or slave) for any out-of-zone reference, then this name server would add data to the
ADDITIONAL SECTIONin responses to example.com queries by following the out-of-zone references.
additional-from-cacheprevents adding any data to the
ADDITIONAL SECTIONif it happens to be lying around in the cache. Since recursion is turned off completely, there should be nothing in the cache, but it does prevent the cache from even being searched. Prior to BIND 9.7, this statement also controlled returning referrals to a query for a zone this server was not authoritative for. Since BIND 9.7 such queries now result in
REFUSEDstatus being returned. The effect of
additional-from-cache no;is probably less than minimal and it could be omitted with little loss of performance.
- The reverse-map zone (
zone "1.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA") is assumed to represent the domain's public addresses (the use of a private IP RFC 1918 address netblock is simply to avoid using a real public IPv4 address range). This reverse-map zone would only be present if the domain owner has the responsibly for reverse mapping. Either because they own the IPv4 netblock or their service provider has delegated the responsibility. In all cases, because mail servers do reverse-map look-ups, you will need to ensure that your mail server(s) have properly configured reverse maps either by creating and maintain a reverse-map zone or ensuring that your service providers adds the required the reverse map entries. In the case of IPv6, reverse maps are compulsory and will be in the user's responsibility.
- BIND provides 3 statements to control the caching behavior:
max-cache-ttl, neither of which will have any effect on performance in the preceding case; and
allow-recursion, which allows a list of hosts that are permitted to use recursion – all others are not (a kind of "poor man's view clause").
Please not that we didn't include the root zone ("."). You are, however, required to include it in some cases: The configuration requires a root zone if
NOTIFY is being used (set by default unless you set
notify no;) and if one or more of the NS RR entries is out-of-zone and if this server is not authoritative for the out-of-zone domain name. Please refer to p. 153 in the book "Pro DNS and BIND 10″, Apress, 2011, ISBN: 9781430230489 for more information.
The localhost forward zone file
/etc/bind/master.localhost and its reverse zone file
/etc/bind/localhost.rev should be set to the following:
;;; /etc/bind/master.localhost
$TTL 1d ;
$ORIGIN localhost.
@ IN SOA @ hostmaster.localhost. (
2011041101 ; serial
3H ; refresh
15M ; retry
1w ; expire
3h ; nx
@ IN NS @ ; localhost is the name server
IN A 127.0.0.1 ; the loop-back address
;;; /etc/bind/localhost.rev
; could use $ORIGIN 0.0.127.IN-ADDR.ARPA.
@ IN SOA @ hostmaster.localhost. (
3h )
IN NS localhost.
1 IN PTR localhost.
Get the logging right / debug Bind9
If you add a
logging section to your
/etc/bind/named.conf, you can send debug output to a dedicated logfile. If your logfile is
/var/log/bind9_info.log, you have to create it manually and give it the right ownership:
touch /var/log/bind9_info.log
chown bind:root /var/log/bind9_info.log
For extended debugging, you might consider to temporarily set the following
logging section:
logging {
category "default" { "debug"; };
category "general" { "debug"; };
category "database" { "debug"; };
category "security" { "debug"; };
category "config" { "debug"; };
category "resolver" { "debug"; };
category "xfer-in" { "debug"; };
category "xfer-out" { "debug"; };
category "notify" { "debug"; };
category "client" { "debug"; };
category "unmatched" { "debug"; };
category "network" { "debug"; };
category "update" { "debug"; };
category "queries" { "debug"; };
category "dispatch" { "debug"; };
category "dnssec" { "debug"; };
category "lame-servers" { "debug"; };
channel "debug" {
file "/var/log/bind.log" versions 2 size 50m;
print-time yes;
print-category yes;
- Install and set up Bind9 (German): http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/DNS-Server_Bind
- Set up the secondary DNS – bind9 – server (German): http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/DNS-Server_Bind/Sekund%C3%A4re_Nameserver
- The Book "Pro DNS and BIND 10″, Apress, 2011, ISBN: 9781430230489 http://www.apress.com/9781430230489
- Get Zone Data ( = DNS entries ) from your former nameserver hosting provider: http://serverfault.com/questions/72492/how-to-get-an-inventory-of-all-dns-entries-for-a-given-domain
- AAAA round robin entries: http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch8/aaaa.html
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11 Responses to "Get your own DNS server up and running with Bind9 on Ubuntu or Debian"
Kenny Scott says:
That's just what I needed – something simple to get me started, and it worked like a dream. Nice, thanks.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
Philipp Klaus says:
Hi Kenny! I'm glad you found the the post to be useful!VN:F [1.9.22_1171]
[…] is NOT present on the new host. I started with this… (getting started/recipe-type/howto…) My references are: BIND9ServerHowto […]
Exactly what i needed. I've been looking at a way to get this to work in Debian Wheezy in Hyper-V and I'd been struggling configuring my Zone. I didn't add my subnet to the named.conf.options file as it was working without it, but i guess for a small private network like mine it isn't needed.
Thanks again.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
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[…] Configuring Bind or Bind9
To cut down on the size of this post, I am going to redirect you to do the main name server configuration. This is the tutorial I used when I set mine up:
The above link simplifies the config process as much as possible. It is still complex and overwhelming for many people though, so if you have the patience, go for it, but if you don't, then this may not be the project for you to be honest.[…]VN:F [1.9.22_1171]
Benton Chan says:
This was one of many great resources in getting my authoritative-only bind dns server up. I had spent a great deal of time going through my server configs, named-checkconfig, named-checkzone, and re-configuring my 3 non-delegated subszones, and logs prior to this. With BIND DNS, there were so many ways to set it up that can get you into trouble when it comes to security. Here's another good resource for those of you who work with BIND DNS. It's online reference that is pretty good: http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/
Thank you for you time and effort in providing this writeup.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
Trempest Humphries says:
Hi. Thanks for the detailed tutorial. I'm new to Bind and would like to achieve the following:
- Register own domain name (done) with GoDaddy.com e.g (mydom1.com) which I will setup two hosts using VPS from DigitalOcean (done). Bind9 is also installed on both hosts, ns1.mydom1.com and ns2.mydom2.com
- Next, register 2ND domain name (e.g mydom2.com) with GoDaddy.com and set my own nameserver (ns1.mydome1.com and ns2.mydom1.com) in a master/slave configuration.
- Next, register 3RD domain name (e.g mydom3.com) with GoDaddy.com and set my own nameserver (ns1.mydome1.com and ns2.mydom1.com) in a master/slave configuration.
Basically, I would have my own publicly available nameservers which I can host the zones for mydom2.com and mydom3.com and any other domain names I may be registering.
I understand this is a lot of advice to ask for and I would really appreciate it if you could point me to some tutorials if you don't already have them in your repository.
Q1. Do I need to do something with my ISP or Domain name registrar in order to have my MYDOM1.COM's NS1.MYDOM1.COM and NS2.MYDOM1.COM recognized as legitimate nameservers?
Q2. If NS1.MYDOM1.COM and NS2.MYDOM2.COM aren't able to resolve DNS requests from HOSTNAME.MYDOM2.COM AND HOSTNAME.MYDOM3.COM, then the requests could be forwarded to Google's public DNS where the results would then be cached in NS1.MYDOM1.COM and NS2.MYDOM1.COM. Is this possible?
Q3. If NS1.MYDOM1.COM is down for any reason, how may I make NS2.MYDOM1.COM take its place seemlessly?
Sorry if I'm creating some confusion here. I would really like to learn how to setup Bind properly on my Ubuntu VPS and of course save money since I may be registering more domain names.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
Philipp Klaus says:
Hi Trempest,
what you want to achieve should absolutely be possible. To answer your questions:
Q1: Your ISP is not involved in this but your domain name registrar must allow you to set the NS resource records for your domain. Most registrars do. If you want to know how those resource records should look like, you can ask how they are set for other domains. You can use the tool dig on the Linux terminal to check how Google's records are set:
philipp@lion$ dig google.com ns ... google.com. 345517 IN NS ns2.google.com. google.com. 345517 IN NS ns1.google.com. ... philipp@lion$ dig ns2.google.com a ... ns2.google.com. 345600 IN A 184.108.40.206 ...
Q2: First of all: You mean NS2.MYDOM1.COM, right? I don't understand the from in your sentence "able to resolve DNS requests from". Do you care from where (in terms of domain names) your requests come from? Or is your question about resolving request for that domain? You can configure Bind to forward DNS requests that it is not responsible for and doesn't know about to another DNS server or to fetch the result from the global DNS tree itself. If you don't want to offer this (recursive) service to the whole Internet world (you shouldn't) than you should restrict this service to a network that belongs to you. You can restrict it to certain IP addresses but not that easily to host names.
Q3. If both servers are set in the NS entries for the domain to be resolved then this is done automatically. Clients resolving an address will try to get an answer from all nameservers if the others are unavailable.
Hope I could help you a little bit with your questions.
Best, PhilippVN:F [1.9.22_1171]
Michael says:
Thank you for a good insight! Guys, anyone out there having a script similar to these requirements? Create a script that installs and configures bind to serve a private domain.
Test if bind is installed, and install it if it is not installed.
Get a domain name from the script user. Complain and exit if the domain already exists.
Create a zone file for the new domain.
Use 127.0.0.1 as the IP address for the name ns1 in the new domain. Use that as the name of the nameserver for the domain.
Add the name www with the address 192.168.47.91 to the domain.
Add the name mail with the address 192.168.59.5 to the domain.
Set the origin of the domain to be ns1 in the domain and the domain admin email to be hostmaster@thedomainname.
Create reverse zone files for the 192.168 addresses we have used.
Add your new zones to the named.conf.local file if they aren't already there. Any help would be appreciated as well as rewarded!VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
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Five balls, two of charge +q and three of charge −2q, are arranged as shown in the figure. The value of q is 4.90 10-6 C and the value of r is 80.0 cm.Note that, in this question, you are only asked to find the magnitude of the net force in each case, but you should also think about the direction of the net force.
(a) What is the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the
ball of charge +q that is located at the origin? This is the net
force because of the other four charged balls, which are all
located a distance r from the origin.
I got 1.01 N for this part but I can't understand why i'm not getting part B.
(b) What is the magnitude of the net electrostatic force on the
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority in U.S. v. Windsor, which declared the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional, based the decision on what he claimed was in the minds of those who oppose same-sex marriage: their bigotry, their "animus" against gays. Kennedy tried to brand those who oppose same-sex marriage as a hate group, putting them in a category similar to those who irrationally discriminate against various minorities.
Justice Antonin Scalia, joined in his dissent by Justice Clarence Thomas, made clear that the Supreme Court had "no power to decide this case," that "this case is about the power of our people to govern themselves" and that the Court's errors come from "the same diseased root: an exalted conception of the role of this institution in America."
Scalia wrote that Kennedy's marriage decision was a "jaw-dropping ... assertion of judicial supremacy over the people's Representatives in Congress and the Executive. It envisions a Supreme Court standing (or rather enthroned) at the apex of government, empowered to decide all constitutional questions, always and everywhere 'primary' in its role."
Since Kennedy couldn't show any authority for deciding this case, Justice Scalia wrote that Justice Kennedy resorted to "nonspecific hand-waving" and the accusations that the congressional authors of DOMA were motivated by a "bare ... desire to harm a politically unpopular group," and that "only those with hateful hearts could have voted 'aye' on this Act."
Kennedy's decision launched a torrent of accusations. According to Kennedy, the supporters of DOMA acted with malice -- with the "purpose ... to disparage and to injure" same-sex couples, to "demean," to "impose inequality," "to impose ... a stigma," to deny people "equal dignity," to brand gay people as "unworthy," which supposedly "humiliates" their children.
Scalia and Thomas concluded in their dissent: "We might have let the People decide." But the supremacist justices didn't. "By formally declaring anyone opposed to same-sex marriage an enemy of human decency, the majority arms well every challenger to a state law restricting marriage to its traditional definition."
It is wrong, unprecedented and insulting to the American people for Supreme Court Justices to accuse those who defend traditional marriage as being motivated by such hate. Americans certainly do not want to be ruled by a Supreme Court that Abraham Lincoln famously denounced as "that eminent tribunal."
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Well I'm glad you like it, I don't haha.
I can't stop watching, and I'm so glad it loops <3
I wonder how many times it can loop before you realise how lame it is, haha.
You say you rushed it, but it's got a lot of effort, says I. Amazing job!
I wanted to make some frame-by-frame awesomeness but I settled with a bunch of random tweens *ashamed*
I am the one hiding under your cake, shouting "Happy birthday!" and keeping you awake!
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But, Devonshire, you don't have hair. xD
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Baby Shower Invitations
Here is how my invites turned out.
Aren't they cute! I made the image using this digital kit by Faith True Originals.
I manipulated the red in the kit to make it a hot pink since we are expecting a little girl. I think the bright pink, yellow, and black makes such a cute color combination.
I printed my images at Costco and then mounted them to pink card-stock using black photo-corners and a little bit of double sided tape. The card-stock helps give the pictures some weight.
So anyway... that's it. I'm in charge of all the decorations for the shower so I will show you what else I come up with as it happens.
6 comments:
- Suzanne said...
These are so cute -- lucky sister!
- March 13, 2012 at 11:03 PM
- From the Heart said...
so cute =) enjoy!
- March 15, 2012 at 2:30 AM
- Adelina Priddis said...
those are adorable!
- March 15, 2012 at 11:33 AM
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Inspiring Designs; Creative Excellence!Baby Shower Invitations
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BOSTON � And there, from out of nowhere, was Brock Holt.
It is rare for a single play to feel like such an easy metaphor for a season-long arc, but Holt�s incredible diving catch in left field � while he was making his debut in center, mind you � was emblematic of the way the utility man has helped save Boston, becoming as�vital a player as any to the team�s success in 2014. On Tuesday night, Holt saved extra bases with his glove and created runs with his bat, planting his autograph on the sweet spot of a 2-1 victory over the Twins.
In addition to his electrifying catch, Holt contributed a single, a double, a stolen base and both Boston runs. It�s perhaps no surprise the Red Sox scored in the only two innings that Holt led off.
There will come a time when Holt actually does wrong � when the super-utility man endures something resembling a slump or when his transition to another new defensive position is something less than seamless. But on nights like Tuesday, you could pocket those concerns for later. Because right now Holt is the most fun part about watching the Red Sox � providing one of those classic out-of-nowhere runs characteristic of baseball.
�It�s a lot of fun,� Holt said. �Anytime you can help out and contribute, it�s pretty special. I�m taking every day, taking it game by game and running with it.�
�It seems like Brock, at some point in each game, has an effect on what�s going on,� said starter Jon Lester. �He does a great job.�
On Tuesday, Holt had an effect on nearly every point of the game.�he led off the Red Sox first with a base hit, as he has now done nine times in 26 games in the top spot of the lineup. He moved to second on a groundout, and he scored on Dustin Pedroia�s line-drive double to left-center, itself a good sign.
It was Pedroia�s third double in his last five games; he had three extra-base hits in the previous 19 contests.
Leading off the third, Holt doubled off the Green Monster and swiped third on the first pitch to Xander Bogaerts. He trotted home on Bogaerts� fly ball to right-center.
There was no such trotting in the outfield for Holt, playing his 568th professional game and first in center field. His first chance, naturally, came in left field, when Jonny Gomes couldn�t locate Brian Dozier�s third-inning fly ball. While Gomes appeared to stand comfortably under a ball about to land several yards away from him, Holt frantically scampered toward left, eventually diving all-out to snare the final out of the inning.
�The biggest thing that impresses me is not the catch, but the wherewithal of a guy that hasn�t played outfield a lot to be backing up and moving in that direction when the ball�s hit,� said Jon Lester. �The guy�s a smart baseball player.�
�He doesn�t get hung up on moving to a position. He just goes out and plays,� manager John Farrell said. �The best way to sum it up: He�s a good baseball player. He understands the game.�
Holt�s move to center, then, proved as simple as his earlier introductions to first base and left field and right field, and it perhaps foreshadowed future ones. Brock Holt, emergency catcher? Brock Holt, extra-inning reliever?
�I�m sure we�ll see him with catcher�s gear or on the mound at some point this year,� added Lester.
We�d suggest Brock Holt, No. 1 starter, but that role at least seems to be claimed. Lester pushed his record over .500 with another terrific effort, limiting the Twins to a run on four hits in 6 1/3 innings. Lester often declares an individual start of his �a grind,� and Tuesday�s was about the grindiest. He owed that to a Minnesota lineup that entered the game leading the league in pitches per plate appearance, and which spent the game showing why.
Leading off the game, Danny Santana � in many ways Minnesota�s version of Holt as a surprise utility contributor � singled on the 11th pitch he saw from Lester. Two batters later, Josh Willingham worked a nine-pitch walk.
Lester tossed 33 pitches in the first. He retired the side in order in the second, third and fourth innings, but those frames still required a total of 41 pitches. The Twins� intransigence at the plate meant Lester, for as good as he pitched, only lasted one out into the seventh.
�He found a way,� said Farrell.
He walked one and struck out six. In the process, he passed Cy Young for fourth all-time among Red Sox pitchers in strikeouts.
Giving Koji Uehara a needed day off out of the bullpen, Edward Mujica tossed a perfect ninth for his second save.
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To create the physical link, you can use Ethernet, HomePlug, or Wi-Fi. Because your routers are from different vendors and located in different rooms, HomePlug may be your best bet. Buy a pair of HomePlug Ethernet adapters -- you can find a list of HomePlug certified products here.
Plug one HomePlug adapter into an electrical outlet located near the 2Wire router, and the other HomePlug adapter into an outlet near the Linksys router. Use a short Ethernet cable to connect one HomePlug to an unused Ethernet port on your 2Wire router. Use another short Ethernet cable to connect the other HomePlug to the WAN port on your Linksys router. The two networks are now physically connected.
At this point, your Linksys router will get its WAN IP address from your 2Wire router.
Important: Change your Linksys router's LAN port address so that it uses a different (non-overlapping) subnet than your 2Wire. Both may default to 192.168.1.x. If so, change your Linksys router's LAN port to something like 192.168.55.1, leaving your 2Wire's LAN port at 192.168.1.1.
At this point, clients connected to the Linksys router will have no trouble reaching the Internet by routing through the 2Wire onto your AT&T broadband connection. However, you also want clients on the 2Wire to reach the printer connected to your Linksys router -- that requires a configuration change on the Linksys router. By default, your Linksys wireless router includes a firewall that blocks unsolicited traffic sent to its WAN port, including any traffic sent by 2Wire clients to your print server.
To change this, configure your Linksys to treat your print server as a "DMZ Host." On most Linksys routers, this can be found under "Applications and Gaming," just enable DMZ Host and enter the print server's static LAN IP address.
From now on, 2Wire clients will be able to print by sending jobs to the Linksys router's static WAN IP address. The Linksys router will forward those incoming requests, translating its own WAN IP address to the DMZ Host's LAN IP address.
To make this all works, the print server and Linksys router must have static IP addresses. Configure your JetDirect with an IP address from the Linksys router's LAN subnet, using a host number other than the Linksys router's LAN IP or DHCP range.
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Diner Dash Rush iOS
- Publisher: PlayFirst, Inc.
- Release Date: Jun 27, 2013
- Summary: Flo's back in the fastest Diner Dash game ever, and the lunch rush has hit! Help Flo swiftly seat, serve, and satisfy as many hungry customers as possible before time runs out as you compete with Facebook or Game Center friends. Earn special bonuses by collecting Flair from VIP customers andFlo's back in the fastest Diner Dash game ever, and the lunch rush has hit! Help Flo swiftly seat, serve, and satisfy as many hungry customers as possible before time runs out as you compete with Facebook or Game Center friends. Earn special bonuses by collecting Flair from VIP customers and use powerful Boosts to send your score rushing to the top in Weekly Tournaments!* FAST-PACED FUNGo! Go! Go! The lunch rush is here, and they've only got a few minutes to fill their bellies. Seat and serve as many customers as you can before time runs out!* HAPPY HOUR MODEScore Happy Hour Flair from VIP customers, watch the disco lights drop, and rack up bonus points and coins at the end of each round in all-new Happy Hour mode! Happy Hour customers are always in a good mood-- just feed them quickly to reap the rewards!* DASH UP THE LEADERBOARDConnect to Facebook or Game Center to race against your friends and answer the age-old question: who's the best?* FLAIR BONUSES AND POWERFUL BOOSTSFreeze time! Run faster! Be more charming! Earn a variety of Flair from customers and buy all-new Boosts to help Flo keep people coming hungry and leaving happy!* HI-DEFINITION GRAPHICS AND SOUNDExperience the world of DinerTown like never before with eye-catching art and beautiful animations optimized for your Retina display!******************* Want more great games from PlayFirst? Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/playfirstgames Twitter: @playfirst Blog: http://blog.playfirst.com Website: www.playfirst.com *******************… Expand
- Developer: PlayFirst, Inc.
- Genre(s): Action
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Positive: 1 out of 6
Mixed: 5 out of 6
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Jul 11, 2013Same style of gameplay as the original, but at a speedier, more puzzle game-like pace.
Jul 1, 2013Diner Dash Rush is easy to pick up and put down. There's absolutely nothing complicated about its game play, but for some reason, in the middle of all this customer madness, one's adrenaline is bound to spike.
Jul 2, 2013Incorporating a blitz style mentality with Time Management gaming makes for a fast paced Diner Dash experience.
Jul 17, 2013Diner Dash hits breakneck speeds and is sure to tempt in fans of the series once more, but there's little new to get excited about here.
Jul 1, 2013Unfortunately, the new additions to Diner Dash Rush can't save the game from being so overly redundant and sometimes boring.
Jul 10, 2013In the end, this serving of Diner Dash is decent, but not nearly as good as the others. Sped-up gameplay and Happy Hour are welcome, but neither prevent the game from growing repetitive. The lack of customization and crashes don't help either. That said, the fact that it's free-to-play makes the game worth a look.


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This is parking at the Bank of America lot. Be advised that 5th St runs one way east. Look for the Bank of America marquee, as well as the ATM lanes for cars. This parking is centrally located within easy walking distance to the top theatre and music venues in Austin.
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"Gov. Pawlenty claims, of course, that he's just seeking to help fellow Republican candidates," said Michael Bath, chairman of the political science department at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn., referring to the PAC. "If you're going to make a national run, this is one of the things you have to take care of."
"Given some success in a state like Minnesota makes one think that he might have some success on the national scene," Bath continued. "He might develop some notoriety between now and when the election begins to heat up. You hear some grumbling in the state that he's seeking to position himself and not governing as much as in the past. But that's what he's going to need to do."
The Democratic Farmer Labor Party Chairman Brian Melendez has been poking fun at Pawlenty for taking time to "visit" Minnesota, calling him the state's "part-time governor" and "Minnesota's mother-in-law."
Pawlenty is coy about presidential ambitions.
"My responsibility as governor is to serve the state of Minnesota," Pawlenty told me in an interview during last fall's Values Voters Summit. "But as time allows, I've learned some things as a conservative governing in a pretty left-of-center place. I have some ideas I want to share to try to improve the conservative movement and my party."
Pawlenty was the keynote speaker at the Nov. 7 "Leadership for Iowa" event in Des Moines, sponsored by the Iowa Republican Party. As governor of a nearby state, Pawlenty could be in a strong position to win the Iowa caucus in 2012. Most battleground states are in the Midwest, which would also make him an appealing nominee for Republicans who want to recapture states such as Ohio and Michigan.
"It's an interesting situation for him, being that he is from a fairly moderate-to-liberal state. He's had to take some positions that may not work so well for him as he tries to position himself with the base in running a national campaign," Bath said. "On one hand, there is some notoriety being governor of a battleground state. But on the other hand, he's had to moderate his position somewhat. As he seeks to solidify a base behind him going into this election, he may run into some difficulties."
There is a long graveyard of Minnesota presidential candidates who were not successful. Walter Mondale won his home state by just 3,761 votes but lost 49 other states in 1984. Hubert Humphrey gave a more respectable showing in 1968 but still lost, while Eugene McCarthy never won the nomination. Of course, they were all Democrats, so it might not be fair to say Pawlenty would face the same Minnesota curse.
Meanwhile, a poll by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune found only 30 percent of Minnesotans think their governor should run for president and 55 percent do not. Just 50 percent said there was a "chance" they would vote for him, while 43 percent said there was no chance. Those aren't the most encouraging numbers.
"I don't think the trend has ever been, 'as Minnesota goes, so goes the nation,'" said former Minnesota state Rep. Phil Krinkie, who served with Pawlenty in the legislature and while Pawlenty was governor. "If I were advising him on anything regarding presidential aspirations, I think the last thing you'd want to worry about is Minnesota if you want to be elected president."
Krinkie, now the president of the Taxpayers League of Minnesota, believes that Pawlenty is striking the right tone by trying to make the Republican Party more appealing to blue-collar voters with the term "Sam's Club Republican," a counterweight to "Country Club Republicans."
"As a long-time Republican, I'm a little mystified at how people say that Republicans are the party of the rich," Krinkie continued. "The party of the rich is the Democrats. The party of the working people is the Republicans. We want people to hold on to a little bit more of what they make. The Democrats are the ones that want to take everything you've got. I think Pawlenty does speak to that. I think he does a very good job of communicating that message."
Pawlenty's own family background as the son of a truck driver and the first in his family to graduate college helps in that narrative that is appealing to voters. Pawlenty, in many ways, fits the goals laid out in the book "Grand New Party" by Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam about winning the working class.
Pawlenty stresses this does not mean forgetting Reagan conservatism.
"It's probably a more modern way to think about Reagan Republicans," Pawlenty said. "I call them [Sam's Club Republicans] because, if you think about people who shop at places like Sam's Club or Costco or Wal-Mart or Target, a Minnesota company, the folks with limited means, limited circumstances, that's kind of the background I have, and so they don't have more money to spend, but they want good value for the money they are spending. I think that's a good lesson and a good insight for conservatives as we try to lead and govern."
Reagan built a majority coalition by strongly embracing blue-collar voters, Pawlenty said.
"My experience is born of coming from a family of blue-collar background and union workers who are my brothers and sisters, they share our values and beliefs, but they've kept a misimpression—or did—that Republicans weren't significantly for the working person, and we need to change that perception," Pawlenty said. "Not by changing what we believe, but showing them how what we believe is better for them in the long run."
The Sam's Club label might have been pushed by Pawlenty, but the philosophy is not unique to him. He'll certainly face competition from Huckabee and Palin—both of whom also have wide appeal to blue-collar voters—if he chooses to make that a central case in his campaign.
The strategy might have success, as independent voters are moving away from President Obama and his policies, said Bath.
Like other Republicans, Pawlenty thinks this provides an opening, but only if Republicans articulate a clear agenda.
"We're benefiting, of course, because President Obama and the Democrats are overreaching and making tremendously bad decisions," Pawlenty said. "And so, we're seeing the pendulum swing back to conservatives because of that. But our strategy just can't be to wait until the other side messes up. We also have to have a vision for the future of the country, and it's getting back to conservative principles and conservative roots and presenting them and communicating them in ways people will understand and support."
"I think Republicans lost their way," he said. "We lost the majority, as well, because people realized the Republicans in Washington weren't living up to their word, weren't doing what they said they were going to do."
His most significant closing act of 2009 was proposing a "Spending Accountability Amendment" to the state constitution be on the November 2010 ballot. The amendment would constitutionally cap the state general fund budget at the level of money the state actually receives during the previous budget period.
"For 40 years prior to my inauguration as governor, Minnesota government spending increased by an average of more than 10 percent per year," Pawlenty said when announcing the proposal. "During my time in office, we slowed that to just over 2 percent per year and cut spending for the first time in the history of the state. However, limiting government spending growth should not be a once-in-a-century event. We should let Minnesotans decide if government should live within actual revenues collected instead of predictions. Doing so would force government to live within its means and stop the seemingly unending desire for more programs and more spending that put pressure on taxpayers' wallets."
An ensuing campaign for such an amendment seems like a decent move to highlight his conservative credentials to a national audience.
From a conservative perspective, his fiscal record is authentically strong but not flawless.
Pawlenty balanced the state budget four times without tax hikes, and eliminated a $4.5 billion deficit in 2003 and a $4.8 billion deficit in 2009. He touts that he signed about $800 million in tax cuts as governor and instituted a three-year property tax cap that will save taxpayers $460 million. From a national perspective, he moved Minnesota out of the top 10 highest-taxed states in the country.
Also, Minnesota leads the country in per capita income and the most Fortune 500 companies of any state. These are some good bona fides to run on if the economy is still the issue in 2012.
"We have a reckless amount of deficit and debt in this country. The Obama administration and this Congress are exponentially growing that," Pawlenty said. "It's going to massively burden our children and our grandchildren. I think we're going to have government debt equivalent to the subprime mortgage meltdown in the not-too-distant future. And for those of us who can see that coming, we need to stand up, we need to shout that that is reckless, that it is irresponsible, and we can't allow that to continue."
Minnesota also has the highest ACT scores. Those high test scores could be a result of stricter high school graduation requirements Pawlenty signed into law and his policy of linking teacher pay to student achievement. This indicates he isn't afraid of the teachers' union.
These are all things he will almost certainly talk about in a presidential campaign.
The Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, gives him only a "B" for fiscal policy, citing that he backed a $200 million cigarette tax hike in 2005 and a $109 million corporate tax increase in 2008. But Cato gave him kudos for his veto of a gas tax increase and of income tax hikes and for delivering restrained budgets.
But liabilities are, well, aplenty for convincing primary voters.
Pawlenty has professed his belief in man-made global warming, according to the St. Paul Pioneer-Press, and even suggested the state join the Chicago Climate Exchange, where so-called carbon offsets are traded.
A news release from the governor's office boasts of "establishing Minnesota as the Renewable Fuels Capital of the United States by doubling the amount of renewable fuel used in gasoline, implementing the use of biodiesel and enhancing Minnesota's role as a top wind-energy-producing state."
He also signed the "25 x 25" law, establishing that 25 percent of energy in the state must come from renewable energy by 2025.
Republican primary voters are concerned about cap-and-trade policies they consider threatening to economic growth. But this should all be considered in context, explained Krinkie.
"He has supported legislation here to move the state toward some alternative energy. In my view, you've got to look at that from the view that Minnesota is totally dependent on imported energy," Krinkie said. "Other than ethanol, we have no naturally produced energy. We have no coal. We have no oil or gas. We're a state that's totally dependent on importing energy. It's in that context of being an agricultural state and having some natural wind, or potential for wind energy. I'm not saying I agree with the amount of alternative energy—25 percent by 2025—that is proposed. At the same time, moving in that direction might not be bad. It just might be a question of whether we can accomplish that."
Perhaps the biggest liability is history. Only twice in the last 40 years has the GOP nominated a first-time candidate to run for president—Gerald Ford was an incumbent president and George W. Bush a president's son, lacking no name recognition. Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bob Dole and John McCain each had at least sought the nomination before.
Most polls, more scientific than the Values Voters straw poll, show Pawlenty in single digits. But that can change with time, and the GOP bench, for now, does not have one clear frontrunner heading toward 2012. Romney, Huckabee and Palin could each claim to be next in line. But each has liabilities: Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, is still remembered most for his flip-flops during the 2008 race. While Pawlenty will not be the first choice of the Club for Growth, they'll take him over Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor who has a somewhat spotty record on economic issues. Many establishment Republicans fear that Palin, a former Alaska governor, is either unelectable or lacks gravitas. So Pawlenty could be a welcome new face, one with more experience than popular Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, another likely 2012 contender.
Krinkie praised Pawlenty's conservative, tax-cutting record and believes he will be a great campaigner. But he stressed a conservative governor can't have everything he wants in a state like Minnesota.
"No matter where you are or what the circumstances are—you have to govern, to a certain extent, from the middle. Even President Obama is starting to learn that," Krinkie said.
Based on what he said in his announcement last June that he would not seek a third term as governor, Pawlenty seems to have the determination to be competitive. "I've run a few marathons, and I believe in finishing strong."
Fred Lucas is the White House correspondent for CNSNews.com and a contributing editor for Townhall Magazine. He is the author of The Right Frequency: The Story of the Talk Radio Giants Who Shook Up the Political and Media Establishment.
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As intranets grow in complexity, the importance and challenges of setting up an intranet governance structure grows in line -- but the benefits will be seen in the long run.
When we build any information system, be it a highly specific line of business system, a high throughput transactional system, a document management system or the Intranet we should always consider all of the major elements -- People, Process and Technology. Although there may well be Intranets out there that have failed the organization due to really bad technology, they are probably few and far between compared to those that fail due to people or process issues.
An element of managing your intranet that overlaps the people and process sides of the triangle, is governance. Governance means many things to many people, but let's agree that we are basically talking about who is in charge, who can make decisions on what needs to be done, and on who can set policy and operational procedure.
Dealing with Complexity
As organization's intranets mature and become increasingly complex, moving from simple web publishing to social collaboration, decision support dashboards and major applications mashing up data from many systems and presenting them to users with an eye to the employee user experience, we can only agree that governance is only becoming more complicated and difficult!
However this is no reason to ignore the concept of intranet governance, or to simply pay it lip service because this seems like an easy avenue. I would argue that it is in fact the opposite.
As the Intranet ecosystem becomes more diverse, and we ask more from our intranets, a solid governance structure can actually help us to be nimble, agile and and ensure we have good day to day operational management. So hard work undertaken in getting executive support, setting up the governance structure and paying attention to the roles and responsibilities can actually pay back in spades when you need a quick decision on an important question.
I would contend that there is no single ideal governance structure, because all organizations are different and the one size fits all approach is not appropriate. However we can say that a simple framework with a couple of levels of management is potentially appropriate:
- Senior Management / Executive Sponsors Steering Committee -- "the strategic level"
- Intranet Management Group / Committee -- the "operational level"
- Intranet Working Group(s) -- the "tactical level"
The Strategic Level
The top level Steering Committee should include the executive sponsor(s) and be fully multi-disciplinary in nature, with stakeholders from the business unit where the intranet teams sits, from IT, and from other business units with a major role.


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However, sometimes theory can help us to interpret otherwise confusing data. For example, the concept of a norm and the theories that come to us from social psychology can help us to understand why respondents sometimes lie to researchers about their "real" opinions. Theories such as cognitive dissonance can explain why it is that some people's opinions do not seem to go together. Theories about the public's lack of knowledge and the reasons for it offer alternative explanations for the same phenomenon. Theories about the role of the media, about the structure of government, and about the connections between public opinion and public policy may help us to understand why public faith in government is declining.
The relationship between theory and data is interdependent. Theories are developed based upon the research techniques and measurement instruments that exist or can be devised. Theories cannot be supported or refuted in the absence of data. Data cannot be effectively interpreted in the absence of theory. The drive to produce better ways of measuring public opinion and better theories to interpret it go hand in hand.


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text: How is the "therefore"-sign orientated? Hello! I would like to once and for all get some help sorting out an old confusion of mine: How are the dots in the "therefore"-sign orientated? Does it look like a pyramid or like a pyramid turned upside-down? Wikipedia says it is the pyramid but I have seen use of the upside-down pyramid by many people at my university; Chalmers, to mean "therefore". Also, the upside-down pyramid makes more sense to mean "therefore" since it is possible to imagine the sign to signify something like "this and this implies this", and vice versa for the "because" sign. Thankful for answers! /Andreas Draganis


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Everything works nicely, but I'd like to override the default layout's day view. Several other posts give examples, but none have worked for me. The original view I'd like to override is here:
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More trippy symbolism, and a headnod to Mr. Bowie's influence. That bottom part of the page is to be read on the left side of the glass, top to bottom, and then on the right side.
Jareth and Sarah belong to Henson, Lucas, Bowie and Connelly.
Erik belongs to Leroux and Webber.
Jareth and Sarah belong to Henson, Lucas, Bowie and Connelly.
Erik belongs to Leroux and Webber.
something scary this way come.
So now I'm wondering who GK!Jareth is talking to in that last panel. My guess is Sarah.
…ooooooor is it simply the conversation on the left being continued and it isn't actually the GK speaking, but mortal!Jareth and Odile!Sarah?
Good Bowie reference. ^^
wow crazy mirror stuffs
touch the mirror....
Love the David Bowie reference.
Man I love the way you draw. The mirror panels are great! I'm enjoying this arc.
Anyone else see the dark shadows winding ts way around Jareth when he first sees the mirror?
XD Wow, I totally never made the connection between Bowie's hurt eye and Jareth's eye patch. That's pretty cool. I wouldn't put it past Eric to move the mirrors around and with the reference to him the last panel(s) are very Phantom-esque. No wonder Jareth and Eric hit it off so well.
Ah... The tortured soul returns...
Ohhh that last double panel. The conversation. The symbolism. The dearly-missed Proper!GK and his confused Other!Self, drawn wonderfully well. Eee.
DANG IT. I'm getting confused again I'm starting to wonder if Jareth even realizes that the person on the other side of the mirror is his real self... Or maybe not...? Ugh. Confusiooooooonnnn...
I have to admit that while I love this page, the dialogue in the final panel confuses the hell out of me in conjunction with the second to last.
One, I'm still so way confused but I'm sure things will clear up soon.
And two, I am so in love with the armor. And the dude inside the armor.
And two, I am so in love with the armor. And the dude inside the armor.
FFFFFFFffffff. I love this. I love this so much.
Ahhh, the shadows in the previous page makes more sense now - one is a representation of Odile and her influence isn't it, the panther being whatever beings are trying to help Jareth? It makes sense now that I've seen the owl (Im assuming that Jareth) beating down a swan.
Okay, that's beautiful
It also sorta makes sense if you read it going back and forth, but not by much.
So confused. but things are slowly getting clearer
Ohhh, otherside-universe thing going on. Neat!
I haven't been on in quite a while, so I got to read this from beginning to now. Ashe, may I just say WOW! This is incredible! I can't believe it! I love every second. I can't wait to see where it goes. If this is the long story you promised, I can't wait to see more.
Ah bless, who knew that one fight over a girl could lead to eight months off school and internationally recognisable eyes!
Ah. Similar reason as for my teacher in highschool's heterochromia.
Alice in Through the Looking-Glass much? Parallel universe indeed.
The story about his eye happening because of a girl is consistent with Bowie himself, not with Jareth and his Fae-ness. Hmmmm....
The story about his eye happening because of a girl is consistent with Bowie himself, not with Jareth and his Fae-ness. Hmmmm....
On the edge of my seat, here. I cannot wait to find out what happens next.
ok... so, I guess the possessed-ish people with the white eyes are Jareth's dad trying to help him, and Sarah illusion is the mom's control. so I guess the freaky Erik and others are the good guys?!? maybe trying to snap him out of whatever magical fever dream he's in?!? I don't know!
I totally got the bowie reference! WOOP WOOP!
I totally got the bowie reference! WOOP WOOP!
Please excuse my excited all caps
Please excuse my excited all caps
Aaah! What is happening????!!!
Again, I'm just in awe at your mind. Fascinated, intrigued, in suspense, all of the above.
Still seems to make sense to me. Obviously I don't know the details, but I'm not lost.
You know what..? I never connected David Bowie's eye injury as a possible explanation to Jareth's current eye predicament... maybe it's not actually for the sake of the story, but it's a nice cover-up. Still wish I could connect more of the dots by now. I still feel like I'm over-looking so many details...
Trippy indeed. SNAP OUTA IT JARETH!
Not!Sarah is making me think of Coraline's Other Mother and creeping me out. If she offers to sew on a new eye for him I'll be behind the sofa.
...Honestly? The one thing I truly can't get over? Seeing Jareth, proper Jareth, in that last pannel? I miss him, being his badass goblin king self. >.>
Arghhhhh! The suspense is maddening!!!!
this just keeps getting better ^-^ nice job on the Bowie reference it fits so seamlessly
DFDKSG. Keep it going!
yay! he's getting there!
yes! doubt! question! fight back!
It's fun to be on this ride cause I've no clue what's going to happen. I really look forward to going back after its done and seeing all the little clues...
WOW I am enjoying this ride. Well done! I look forward to when the whole thing is finished so I can sit down and dig in. XD
O_o; still just waiting this out. Still confused.
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jit.matrix reset to defaults on name change?
I found a problem that has me puzzled.
I use the message 'name X' (in my case, X = "fftdata512", "fftdata1024", etc.) to rename a jit.matrix which I already initialized as 2-plane float32 through typed-in arguments. The matrix was not named yet.
After the renaming, the matrix is 4-plane char (indeed, the defaults for jit.matrix).
This happens inside a spectral subpatch (I'm using multiple copies, that's why I want to name the matrix dynamically). I'm using max 4.6.3 on OSX.
Any idea under what circumstances this would happen? Of course I can make it work by explicitly setting all the attributes back after renaming, but I'm just wondering why this happens?
i just tried this and could not reproduce.
please provide and example patch and all the relevant computer specs
Thanks for your reaction.
I took the concerned objects out of their context (big program with lots of components and subpatches) into an example patch, stripping away all parts that should not interfere with this. However, in the resulting patch I cannot reproduce the problem.
Going back to the original patch, the problem is still there sometimes (it doesn't happen always and not in the same manner).
So it must be some issue in the bigger patch. I will not send you this because finding the cause of the problem in there might take very long. Maybe I will take a look at it again, if so I will post here.
I got the feeling it has to do with the memory for matrices that is somehow not flushed completely when closing patches. I think this because sometimes when I reopen the patch, the matrix contains the same values as before closing the patch (I'm not saving anything). These strange things seem to co-occur. On the other hand, closing and restarting Max doesn't always remove the problem either. I'm in Mac OS 10.4.11, 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 GB RAM, using Max 4.6.3, jitter 1.6.3, keyserver version.
I have the same problem. I use my patch as an abstraction, and the Jitter matrices are named using an argument on load.
However, they start as 2 plane float32 data, and end up as 4 plane char data which doesn't work properly.
For now, I've just added a workaround but it is pretty annoying.
Bizarrely, as maarten_wez says, it only happens occasionally. Also, it only seems to happen with certain names. In my patch, I wanted to dynamically give the matrices argument_Mix (depending on the argument).
When it was named 'FFTone_Mix' it resulted in the matrix reverting back to 4-plane, char data.
Here is an example, it starts off as float32 and if you change the name to 'FFTone_Mix' it ends up as 4-plane, char.
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Apologies for the triple post….
I restarted my computer and no longer got the bug…. Which seems pretty weird, however, it seems more worrying since it's obviously not a problem with using particular names, but something else.
Sounds like it may be an order of operations scenario. With your simple patch, I can't reproduce. However, please see the following patch which demonstrates that if you tell an empty jit.matrix to be the name in question before setting one which has arguments, the one with arguments becomes a reference to the default 4 char 1 1 matrix rather than the other way around.
Kind of confusing, but this is how named buffer~s and colls work too. You need to be sensitive to that if you are using multiple references.
Please let us know if your problem seems to be related to something other than this hypothetical explanation.
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Yer I completely appreciate that the order of events is crucial. However, in my original patch, there appeared to be no other matrix that the name was referring to. When I uploaded that patch, there were no other Max windows open and I was getting the problem, it seemed that 'FFTone_Mix' had been assigned to [4 char] type even though the matrix no longer existed.
I can't replicate this every time, but sometimes Max 'remembers' that one name was once assigned to a particular matrix type. Like I say, this doesn't seem to happen every time but I have definitely had it occur a few times.
I have tested and re-tested this problem that I've been having. As maarten_wez says, it has something to do with the name being stored even after the patch is closed. The only way I've been able to simulate this is by doing a fairly long-winded process. This process involves deleting the matrix with a certain name and having it's datatype remain associated with it.
Below is an example patch with (hopefully) demonstrates this.
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Thanks. I'm able to reproduce and am investigating. It actually seems like it might be related to jit.matrixinfo, route, or the setting of the message boxes, as the following patch doesn't have the same issues, and I've never encountered this problem before in other patches.
Seems like a very subtle memory corruption bug, or some problems in jit.matrixinfo. Will try to fix for the next release.
Thanks for spotting this,
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Errr. Scratch that. It seems like it's still reproducible by repeating the steps a few times even without the jit.matrixinfo object in the patch. Tricky problem to track down.
Yer that's one of the problems I had yesterday. The problem seemed to disappear all of a sudden. I wouldn't have noticed it, if my patch didn't start behaving weirdly.
I think one of the main issues is that the name remains allocated to the matrix type even after the patch is closed. So you could start a new patch, and you wouldn't be able to dynamically rename your matrices with that name.
Finally solved this one for the next release. Thanks for finding it and providing clear steps to reproduce.
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