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Upgrading Liferay
Liferay upgrades are fairly straightforward. A consistent set of steps is all you need to follow to upgrade a standard Liferay installation. Things do get more complicated if your organization has used the extension environment to customize Liferay, as it will need to be converted to an Ext Plugin for Liferay 6, and it is possible that API changes in the new version will break your existing code. This, however, is usually pretty easy for your developers to fix. Portlet plugins are generally backwards compatible, as they are written to the Java standard. This includes Portlet 1.0 (JSR-168) portlets, as the Portlet 2.0 (JSR-286) standard has also been designed to be backwards-compatible. Theme plugins may require some modifications in order to take advantage of new features. Much effort has been made to make upgrades as painless as possible; however, this is not a guarantee that everything will work without modification. Extension environment code is the most complicating factor in an upgrade, so it is important to test as much as possible.
As a general rule, you can upgrade from one major release to the next major release. For example, you can upgrade directly from Liferay 5.1.x to 5.2.x, but not from 5.1.x to 6.0.x. If you need to upgrade over several major releases, you will need to run the upgrade procedure for each major release until you reach the release you want. This doesn't mean you need to run the procedure for every point release (i.e., 4.3.5 to 4.3.6 to 4.4.0 to 4.4.1, etc.); you only need to run the procedure for the major releases. A good practice is to use the latest version of each major release to upgrade your system.
Liferay Upgrade Procedure
Liferay can auto-detect whether the database requires an upgrade the first time the new version is started. When Liferay does this, it will automatically upgrade the database to the format required by the new version. In order to do this, Liferay must be accessing the database with an ID that can create, drop, and modify tables. Make sure that you have granted these permissions to the ID before you attempt to upgrade Liferay. It is also a good idea to backup your database before attempting an upgrade in case something goes wrong during the process.
Tip: Liferay versions prior to 4.3.0 require that you manually run SQL scripts on your database to perform an upgrade. If you need to upgrade from Liferay 4.1.x to 4.2.x in preparation for an upgrade to a current version of Liferay, you can find these SQL scripts in the source code archive for the version of Liferay you are running. They will be in the SQL folder of the archive.
Upgrade Steps
It takes only five steps to upgrade a standard Liferay installation to Liferay 6:
Copy your customized portal-ext.properties file to a safe place, and then undeploy the old version of Liferay and shut down your application server.
Copy the new versions of the dependency .jars to a location on your server's class path, overwriting the ones you already have for the old version of Liferay.
Deploy the new Liferay .war file to your application server. Follow the deployment instructions in Chapter 2 .
Modify your portal-ext.properties file and set permissions.user.check.algorithm=5.
Start (or restart) your application server. Watch the console as Liferay starts: it should upgrade the database automatically. Verify that your portal is operating normally, and then run the upgrade procedure to upgrade to permissions algorithm 6 (see below) and restart.
That's all there is to it. Everything else is handled by Liferay's upgrade procedure. Note that as stated above, if you have to upgrade over several Liferay versions, you will need to repeat these steps for each major release. You can now deploy your own plugins to the system.
Once your upgrade is complete, you may wish to review the portal.properties changes for this version of Liferay to see whether the new defaults (see below) are appropriate for your implementation.
What follows are instructions for upgrading for specific versions.
Upgrading From Liferay 5.1 to Liferay 5.2
Always use the latest version of 5.2 available as it will have fixed all the potential upgrade issues that may have been found.
It's recommended to upgrade first at least to 5.1.2SE if you are running any previous version.
Changes in configuration properties
How to keep the old values
The default values of some properties has been changed. In order to keep the previous values you have to run Liferay passing the following system property:
java ... -Dexternal-properties=portal-legacy-5.1.properties
Each application server has different methods to add this system property. In Tomcat modify setenv.sh/setenv.bat and append that option to the environment variable JAVA_OPTS. The scripts setenv.sh or setenv.bat are not delivered with Tomcat but if they exist, Tomcat will use them in the startup process, so it's a nice way to separate your own settings from tomcat's default shell scripts.
Here are the complete contents of that file (portal-legacy-5.1.properties) for reference:
Important changes in the configuration of Database access and mail integration
One very important aspect of the upgrade is that now the configuration of the database parameters and those for mail integration are handled through the portal-ext.properties file to unify the configuration through all application servers.
It's still possible to use application server specific data sources and pools if desired by using certain configuration properties. This is documented in Chapter 2.
Theme Upgrade
Instructions for maintaining customized themes built in 5.1 without redeploying with the new SDK :
Change the header of /WEB-INF/liferay-plugin-package.xml to:
<!DOCTYPE plugin-package PUBLIC "-//Liferay//DTD Plugin Package 5.2.0//EN" "http://www.liferay.com/dtd/liferay-plugin-package_5_2_0.dtd">
Change the header of /WEB-INF/liferay-look-and-feel.xml to:
<!DOCTYPE look-and-feel PUBLIC "-//Liferay//DTD Look and Feel 5.2.0//EN" "[http://www.liferay.com/dtd/liferay-look-and-feel_5_2_0.dtd">]
Upgrade compatibility version in liferay-look-and-feel.xml:
In portal.vm, delete the following lines :
If you don't remove these, you will see a blank page and an exception.
In order to display the control panel in the dock, add the following lines in dock.vm:
#if ($show_control_panel)

$control_panel_text
In navigation.css:
.lfr-dock li.control-panel a {
background-image: url(../images/dock/control_panel.png);
Then copy /images/dock/control_panel.png from the classic theme (ROOT/html/themes/classic) into your theme.
In WEB-INF/web.xml, change the deprecated declaration com.liferay.portal.servlet.filters.compression.CompressionFilter into com.liferay.portal.servlet.filters.gzip.GZipFilter.
API Changes
Usage of ServiceContext in Liferay's Services Layer
The most significant API change in 5.2 is that most APIs of the service layer have been adapted to use the Service Context Pattern. The Service Context is an object that contains context information about a given API call. All of the fields in this object are optional, although the services that store any type of content will require you to specify at least the scopeGroupId. Here is a simple example of how to create a ServiceContext instance and pass it to a service API:
ServiceContext serviceContext = new ServiceContext();
BlogsEntryServiceUtil.addEntry(...., serviceContext);
If you are invoking the service from a servlet, a Struts action, or any other front end class which has access to the portletRequest, you can use a utility method that will create the ServiceContext object and fill it with all the necessary values automatically. In that case the above example should be rewritten as follows:
ServiceContext serviceContext = ServiceContextFactory.getInstance(BlogsEntry.class.getName(), portletRequest);
BlogsEntryServiceUtil.addEntry(...., serviceContext);
Upgrading From Liferay 5.2 to Liferay 6.0
Always use the latest version of 6.0 available as it will have fixed all the potential upgrade issues that may have been found.
It's recommended to upgrade first at least to 5.2.3 CE if you are running any previous version.
Upgrading Your Permissions Algorithm
Liferay 6.0 introduces permissions algorithm 6. Algorithm 6 is an enhancement to our permissions system which drastically improves performance by reducing the number of queries necessary to determine permissions for any individual asset within Liferay portal.
Liferay 6 by default is configured to use algorithm 6. This is appropriate for new installations, but requires additional configuration for upgrades, because the table structure for this algorithm is different from the structures for the previous algorithms. For this reason, before you start Liferay 6 for the first time and run the upgrade process, you need to tell Liferay 6 to use Algorithm 5, and then run a separate conversion utility later, after you have verified that the upgrade was successful. To temporarily switch your Liferay 6 installation to algorithm 5, add the following entry to your portal-ext.properties:
This will tell Liferay that you are still using algorithm 5. Next, start Liferay and allow it to upgrade your database. Once the upgrade has completed, verify that everything is working properly. You can now leave the algorithm setting as is, or if you want to take advantage of the performance of the new algorithm, you can upgrade to algorithm 6 by going through a few simple steps in the Control Panel.
To upgrade to Algorithm 6, log in as an Administrator and navigate to the Control Panel. Go to Server Administration and select Data Migration from the menu along the top of the screen. You should see a section entitled Legacy Permissions Migration at the bottom of the page.
Illustration 116: Dialog to update your permissions algorithm to the latest version.Algorithms 5 and 6 do not support adding permissions at the user level. If you have permissions set to individual users, the converter can simulate this for you by auto-generating roles with those permissions, and assigning those roles to the users who have individualized permissions. If you have a lot of these, you'll likely want to go through and clean them up after the conversion process. To generate these roles, check the Generate Custom Roles box. If you do not generate the roles, all custom permissions set for individual users will be discarded.
Click Execute to convert all existing users and roles to algorithm 6.
Upgrading EXT to EXT Plugins
With Liferay 6.0, the Ext environment no longer exists in its previous form. Instead, Ext is now a plugin. If you are using the Ext Environment to change core code, you will find that Ext Plugins handle core customizations better than the Ext Environment did, so developers can spend less time with deployments and maintaining changes than they did previously. There is now only one SDK needed for Liferay development, which also simplifies things for the developer.
Before using any code previously developed in Ext, you will need to migrate your Ext environments to Ext plugins. If you are on a version of Liferay prior to 5.2, you will also need to upgrade your existing Ext environment to Liferay 5.2 before attempting to convert it to a plugin. The upgrade process will not work on earlier versions of Liferay's Ext environment.
In the Plugins SDK, under the ext directory you can find the build.xml file to convert your existing Ext Environment to a plugin. The script creates the shell of an Ext plugin with the ext.zip file included with the Plugins SDK and merges your existing Ext Environment into the new plugin.
To run the script, use the following command:
ant upgrade-ext -Dext.dir=[path to existing Ext] -Dext.name=[new plugin name] -Dext.display.name="[friendly name for new plugin]"
This will create a directory with the name you specified, with the merged changes from your Ext Environment and the default .zip file. Both build-service (Service Builder) and build-db (DB Builder) have been ported to Ext Plugins to allow developers to regenerate their services and SQL code in Ext Plugins. However, Service Builder in Ext plugins will be deprecated in future versions, and custom services should be migrated to portlet plugins. Try to migrate your custom services to portlet plugins as soon as possible as this is the recommended practice.


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VIP guests and attendees from organizations such as the Conejo Association of Professional Interior Designers (CAPID), the Los Angeles chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), the Ventura County chapter of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) received valuable face-time with a variety of industry leaders. Everyone had a chance to touch and play with some of the hottest technology solutions on the market, including:
Guests also enjoyed delicious local food catered by Conejo Valley Catering, a full bar hosted by Beverlee's Bartending, and premium crafted bottled cocktails by Lybations.
Photos from the event can be seen here:
"Homeowner specifications have played a huge role in the increase of installed technologies in both new builds and remodels. Home automation and lighting control, for example, strikes a chord with rising consumer concerns regarding energy management, while whole-home streaming audio and touch-of a button scene activation fulfills the demand for convenient, anytime access to entertainment," said Mike McMaster, President of Wilshire Media Systems. "We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to educate our trade professionals on the benefits of smart home technology, while helping bring a true understanding of the design-level possibilities for their clients and projects."
Attendees from organizations such as the Conejo Association of Professional Interior Designers (CAPID), the Los Angeles chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), the Ventura County chapter of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) received valuable face-time with a variety of industry leaders alongside the chance to touch and play with some of the hottest smart home solutions on the market, including:
Guests also enjoyed delicious local fare catered by Conejo Valley Catering and a full bar hosted by Beverlee's Bartending. Capping off the night was a complimentary raffle, which included great prizes from the Expo's participating vendor partners.
"The home automation market continues to experience strong growth," added McMaster. "Our hope is that the Spring Expo has ignited a sense of passion and curiosity in our local trades. Our goal, as the area's leading technology specialist, is to not only motivate architects, builders, designers and realtors to embrace the smart home but to also rely on Wilshire as a trusted partner who can help these professionals deliver true, added-value to their customers and projects."
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The main feature you'll want in a home automation system is flexibility. Higher-end systems are designed to work seamlessly with most of the major electronics you own – home theater, surveillance cameras, security, climate control systems, appliances and more – and are constantly updated to work with new components. Robust automation systems, from companies such as Savant, produce apps with elegant interfaces that can be accessed over a smartphone or tablet. Home automation solutions from Lutron, for example, work well with security systems from a variety of manufacturers to tightly integrate automation features with systems you might already own.
Homeowners install automation systems for a variety of reasons, but most of them are based on convenience and cost savings. Homeowners can save money by adjusting the temperature of their homes, remotely control lights, activate home security, and other uses. It pays to install a high-end system. Those on the low end tend to cut corners by leaving out the more granular control needed to optimize the most important elements of home automation.
Low-end systems are designed to handle the very basic controls. But most homeowners aren't just looking for a light switch on their keychain. They want to be able to control motorized blinds, air conditioning and heating, and home security, not just in their primary homes but also in secondary homes, all with the same system. High-end systems are designed for comprehensiveness and longevity, while low-end systems are more for basic, short-term needs.
Low-end systems just can't do everything you want. Homeowners often find themselves cobbling together a system with a smart thermostat from one company, intelligent lighting from another, home monitoring from a third. They wind up with a mess of sensors, apps, and tools, none of which work together or even communicate with each other. High-end systems include everything you need in one package and can easily expand with your needs.
Low-end systems cut corners on technology and software, so your "smart" home is a bit dumber than it should be. A system from Savant, for example, will intuitively understand that you want your home a certain temperature and communicate that command to all related components, such as the thermostat and blinds, saving you money and lessening the strain on your climate control system.
Home automation is about tying in all of your electronic components, ensuring that the right ones communicate with each other at the right time. With a high-end home automation system, you'll know that you're getting the smart home that has graduated to the next class in convenience and cost savings.]]>
Representatives from companies such as AudioQuest, Furman, Monitor Audio, Niles, Panamax, Savant, SunBriteTV, and Sunfire were on hand to give scheduled presentations throughout the evening and share the latest advancements in technology. Plus, L.A. Car Connection, the area's premier auto broker displayed a new Jaguar F-Type Roadster, the all new Mercedes S Class, and the technologically advanced BMW i3, which was fresh off the boat!
Also in attendance were some of the area's best interior designers, architects and builders from organizations such as the Conejo Association of Professional Interior Designers (CAPID), the Los Angeles chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), the Ventura County chapter of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).
Guests enjoyed great food catered by Conejo Valley Catering and a full bar hosted by Beverlee's Bartending. Plus, everyone received a complimentary raffle ticket for their chance to win great prizes from our participating vendor partners.
We would like to thank everyone for their participation and attendance, and look forward to seeing you all again this November for our annual Fall Expo.
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#1: Gorgeous 4K dominates CES
Whether you call it 4K, Ultra HDTV or UHD, this technology was the un-debated star of the show. If you aren't familiar with it, 4K is higher-than-high-def at 3840 x 2160 pixels–four times the resolution of HDTV. The picture quality on a good 4K can be mind-blowingly good with incredible color and detail. Last year, 4K technology was in its infancy; it was prohibitively expensive and content was limited. This year, there are at least five or six manufacturers displaying 50-inch 4K TVs for less than $1,000! This is definitely a good sign for you, the homeowner, as prices continue to fall. 4K TVs got bigger, too, with one manufacturer showing a whopping 110-inch model. Meanwhile, curved TV screens continue to be a big push for manufacturers, giving consumers a more immersive IMAX-like experience.
Aside from the TVs, there was plenty of buzz about 4K content. 4K streaming will be huge, with Netflix (which is shooting the Kevin Spacey hit "House of Cards" in 4K), Amazon and Comcast® pledging their allegiance to streaming 4K. Shortly after the show, the Blu-ray Disc Association reported that 4K Blu-ray discs™ could be a reality by the end of the year. Finally, if you want to make your own 4K content, a couple of major manufacturers announced Ultra High-def camcorders so you can! Get your 4K set now or call for a demo so you can see it for yourself.
#2: The Smart home frenzy
Never have we seen so many companies vying for position in the up-and-coming market of smart home technology. The proliferation of smart phones and tablets coupled with network-connected devices are the driving factors. While there were a couple of comprehensive solutions, the problem with the new wave of smart-home technology is that every system (lights, shades, temperature) has a separate app. This means you'd have to open and close several apps to perform a series of functions. While these solutions are not bad for the DIY-er, nothing beats the reliability of a comprehensive and fully customized Savant control system installed by a professional.
#3: Geofencing
Geofencing is not a product, but a technology, one that was ever-present at CES. Using your smart device, like an iPhone®, various other devices can sense when you approach your home and perform a series of tasks accordingly. For example, if you are within a two mile radius, your home can sense your smart device, and perform a series of tasks to welcome you home. For example, the door is unlocked, the temperature is adjusted and the lights go on, all without you even having to get out your keys. Very cool.
#4: Solutions-oriented, high-quality audio
While audio tended toward the portable Bluetooth® variety at this year's CES, we saw a lot of speakers created to answer specific design challenges in the home. For example, that clear speaker we mentioned earlier looks great on a bookshelf, because it doesn't obstruct the view of your art, artifacts or books. All-in-one units, like sound bars and sound bases (designed to go under your TV) were still a big hit, with a couple manufacturers showing a combination sound base/Blu-ray player. Growth in the multi-room wireless audio category continues, with announcements from several big-name consumer electronics companies.
We had a chance to check out some of the higher-end speakers and components at The Venetian® down the street from the main show, and there were some truly great-sounding floorstanding speaker systems, proving that true surround sound is not a thing of the past, and really, the only way to go for immersive home theater sound. Finally, a big thumbs up to the Hi-res audio format, which offers the highest quality digital sound for an experience that rivals your analog turntable. If quality matters to you, you need to demo this technology.
These were just a few of the hot trends at 2014 CES, in addition to others–like a resurgence in PC gaming, virtual reality, and wireless LED lighting. No matter if you are looking for the best possible picture with Ultra HD TV, the latest in design-oriented audio or true smart-home technology, 2014 promises to be an unbelievable year for home electronics. We'd love you to drop by or call to see some of the most exciting products we've seen out of CES in a long, long ti]]>
Call us early
The number-one piece of advice you'll hear from any electronic systems contractor (ESC) is to get them involved early on in the process, ideally at blueprint stage. There are a few reasons for this. First, technology can actually affect the structure of the house itself. For example, if your architect draws a square home theater on the blueprint and the home is actually built that way before an electronic systems contractor has a chance to offer his or her two cents, you will have some fierce acoustical problems to contend with. (Rectangular home theaters are much more beneficial for room acoustics.) Second, it's infinitely easier, and therefore less costly, to install the appropriate wires before walls have been erected.
Make your goals known to all trades
One of the biggest challenges on high-tech home projects is that technology and design have traditionally been at odds. Architects and designers usually want technology to be completely hidden, which is not always possible. That being said, there are ample design-oriented solutions on the market. The most important thing for you as a homeowner to do is make your objectives crystal-clear. For example, some homeowners want performance first and foremost, preferring equipment to be exposed over sacrificing quality. Others agree with designers and want gear and controls to remain out of sight. Still others want something in between. By stating your preferences and making them known to all the contractors, you'll eliminate any conflict between trades and avoid potential change orders, which can be costly.
Choose trusted partners
If you are working with true professionals, your high-tech home project should go smoothly. Many architects and interior designers have long-standing relationships with electronic systems contractors they trust, and vice versa. If you know technology is going to play a big role in a future home project or remodel, this is something worth considering.
Look for industry certifications
Many trades are required to get continuing education credits so that they can stay up-to-the-minute on the latest industry trends. Members of organizations like the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) can take hundreds of different courses on high-tech homes. Look for these credentials and ask if your potential contractors have experience designing and/or building a high-tech home.
In the end, all the trades have one thing in common–making the homeowner happy. To get started on your own high-tech home build or remodel, give us a call or come in today.]]>
What kind of programming do you watch? An antenna will get you access to the major networks (ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX). If you forego the antenna, shows are fairly accessible on the network's website for free and through streaming subscriptions for a small fee. Sports programming is a different story and tough to find without a cable or satellite connection, especially for any game on ESPN.
How important is it that you watch it "real time" or "live?" If you can't wait a few hours or maybe even a few days for your favorite show to become available online, cutting the cord may not be for you. Is watching your favorite team "live" a must? You might want to think twice then.
What kind of equipment is needed to get started? It depends on what kind of content you want and how you want to access it. Most importantly, if you choose a streaming option, you must make sure your home network is up to the job. You will be streaming your new content via the Internet now and the right Internet connection is key to enjoying flawless, streaming content! We can help. We can even help you calibrate your TV and surround sound system so you can be sure to get the maximum enjoyment from your new, non-cable provider! Give us a call today.]]>
Know what you need
Some tech toys don't come with all the accoutrements necessary to use them right away. For example, Apple® TV doesn't come with an HDMI cable and speaker cables are almost always sold separately. Check the box to see what's included and what items you have to purchase separately. We are happy to help you figure it out so you can get started as soon as possible. In fact, we can make additional recommendations for accessories that will help protect your gift down the line, like a good surge protector.
Professional TV mounting a must
Nothing spoils the holidays like a shattered HDTV. So if that uncle who had too much eggnog tries to hoist your new display above the fireplace mantle, kindly tell him to step aside. In fact, we highly recommend enlisting the help of an expert. For one, we can advise you on whether your old TV mount is compatible with your new TV and if not, get you one that is. We can also help with aesthetic considerations, like flush-mounting the TV so that it is even with the wall. If this is the first time you've hung a TV, you'll need help installing the proper wires—including electrical and A/V—inside the walls. Otherwise you'll end up with unsightly cables hanging out of the TV and dragging down the aesthetic value of your media haven. Last but certainly not least, TVs are heavy and you can get hurt if you don't know what you're doing. Don't risk it. Call the experts.
Audio optimization
Audio was a hot-ticket item this holiday season, with many peeling back wrapping paper to reveal a wired or wireless speaker system. Speakers, however, can be tricky to install. First, you need to put them in the right location. Second, room factors contribute to the overall sound quality of a speaker system, making even the most rudimentary calibration invaluable. Whether you received a sound bar that you want to mount below your wall-hanging LCD display, a surround system that needs to be connected to a receiver, or a wireless system that seemed plug-and-play but isn't, we can help painlessly wire, place, hook up, and optimize your audio system.
Smartphone and tablet integration
Did you know that the iPad® your spouse gave you this season can actually be used to control your entire home? With all the available smart phone and tablet apps from satellite and cable providers, control manufacturers and other home electronics makers, we can set up your tablet or smart phone to operate everything from temperature to TV to home lighting. As an added bonus, you can do all this on your mobile device from afar, so you're connected to your home even when you aren't at home.
Prepare your home network
One thing is certain; the home network is now the official backbone of the home-entertainment system, with every gadget, gear and gizmo having Internet connectivity. That's why it's a good idea to give your network a once-over to make sure it can handle all your new 'connected' tech toys. Call us and we'll make sure you've got strong coverage so that your signal won't drop out while you're trying to enjoy a movie with the family. So, now that you have your new electronics, let us help you get it up and running in peak performance. Give us a call today.
The multi-screen solution
The best solution for these multi-game woes is a multi-screen media wall that allows you to enjoy as many games as you have displays. While some cable and satellite TV channels do offer multiple views of various games onscreen at once, they are not very elegant solutions. For one, games are shrunken so that several will fit on one screen simultaneously.
Multi-screen video walls are the answer for any discerning sports fan, allowing you to enjoy each game in high-definition resolution on a large screen. Some multi-screen walls consist of one larger display in the middle flanked by two or four additional screens, but it's really up to you how big the displays will be, how they will be arranged or how many to include. While multi-screen setups are nothing new, it has becoming far easier to achieve, afford and control them.
Complex tech made easy
Because multi-screen video walls can be complex due to the sheer amount of screens and sources involved, you'll need the help of a skilled integrator who has experience designing and installing this type of system. Next, you want to consider how many sources to include. While you can send video from one source to multiple displays, if you want each screen in your video wall to have the capability of displaying different channels, you'll need as many cable or satellite boxes as you have displays. For most other sources—like a Blu-ray player—one unit should suffice. After all, most people tend to watch only one movie at a given time.
We can hook you up with a video processor/switcher that acts as the middleman between your sources and displays, shuttling video here and there and making sure everything gets where you want it to go with optimal quality.
When choosing displays for your video wall—whether projections screen or flat-panel displays—consider models that have thin or nonexistent bezels for a more aesthetically pleasing look. A video wall looks more streamlined when black borders between displays are minimized—especially if you plan on mounting them close together.
Controlling your video wall
A control touch screen or tablet running a control app are the easiest ways to operate a multi-screen video wall, as opposed to a hard-button remote control. Touch screens make it easier to simply select the graphic representation of a TV and choose content for that screen or choose which screen you want to hear through the audio system. We will make controlling this sophisticated video technology as simple as a finger-press.
OK, how much?
While a high-end multi-screen setup can be expensive due to the sheer amount of gear necessary they are becoming more and more affordable. Advances in video-distribution, switching and processing technology, decreased prices for flat-panel TVs and the various intuitive control systems on the market make it easier than ever to start enjoying all your sporting events as they happen. Give us a shout and we'll make it so that you never have to miss another touchdown!
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Art and music come together in the concert series, "Music in Bernini's Rome", at Sant'Agnese in Agone Church in Rome.
Musicians performing on historical Baroque instruments present works by the greatest composers of Bernini's time: Girolamo Frescobaldi, Claudio Monteverdi, Giulio Caccini, and more. Bernini's sculptures, the frescoed interior, and the church architecture itself enrich the concert experience.
Instrumental and vocal music join visual masterpieces, creating a unique impression of Baroque Rome.
What's included:
* Entrance fee to the reserved Borromini's Sacristy and main church
* Presentation in English language of the Roman Baroque art and architecture
* Introduction to the musical programme
* Baroque music concert on original instruments
Approximate duration (min.): 65
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For those who suffer from dyslexia, the simple task of reading can become a monumental struggle. It can be hard to understand exactly what what it means to have dyslexia for those who don't suffer from it, for this reason the condition can often go unaddressed. Fortunately there is hope in the form of the OpenDyslexic font.
With so much reading being done on computer screens, it is finally possible to help individuals with dyslexia. The OpenDyslexic font changes the shape of characters enough to make reading a lot easier for those who suffer from dyslexia.
Wikipedia supports OpenDyslexic for many languages, but unfortunately not for Polish. At the CEE conference in Modra, Slovakia, we learned that Polish can be supported as well. The request to enable OpenDyslexic was quickly granted and it is now fully supported. We would like to celebrate this occasion with the larger dyslexic community who we hope will benefit from this new feature on Polish Wikipedia.
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Today I took my gelding to our first "real" show. And it was both of our first English class ever. We did an English W/T Class. Gavyn was really good, and we actually got a ribbon! We placed fourth!!! I know most people don't get excited about 4th place, but I am super excited!
This is before our class. They said that since it was so hot today (90 *F) Jackets were optional
After our class! I am very excited... Gavyn on the other hand is like "Duurrrr"
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calm before the storm(Noun)
A period of peace before a disturbance or crisis; an unnatural or false calm before a storm.
Calm Before the Storm
Calm Before the Storm is the fifth album by Venom. The original title of the album would have been Deadline, but the title was changed when guitarist Jeffrey "Mantas" Dunn left the band and was replaced by Jimi Clare and Mike Hickey. Both were to follow bassist Conrad "Cronos" Lant in his later solo career and the latter would also return on the 2006 album Metal Black. The album is characterised by a "cleaner", more synthetic sound when compared to Venom's other albums. Especially the drums, which sound almost like a drum machine, are contributing to this fact. Also, the guitar has a brighter sound and is easily distinguishable from the bass. The change in sound is perhaps mostly due to the addition of another guitarist and the producer Nick Tauber, who had previously worked with hard rock acts such as UFO and Thin Lizzy.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionaryLine breaks: climb|ing
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The sport or activity of climbing mountains or cliffs: his other great interest was climbing, especially in the Alps [as modifier]: climbing equipment
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Using data to make better business decisions is nothing new but since 2008, it's been a very hot topic. It's been covered in almost every issue of Advertising Age, a whole new web destination now exists: AdExchanger, and agencies spun up new trading desks that are essentially high powered SWAT teams that combine rich data-sets with media for exceptional results.
Google has built a $154 billion company based on the use of lots of data to make the right decisions for it's advertisers. The data sets that Google are using are based off of search queries, which one can argue is one of the most powerful data sets that exist as it's pure "hand raising." Over the past ten years, the big search engines have integrated with search engine marketing platforms such as Marin and Kenshoo to provide access to that marketers and agencies can use these tools to make better decisions which should improve performance and create workflow efficiencies (amongst many other reasons).
The trend we are going to see in 2H2010 and certainly in FY2011 is the emergence of these tools within the display, video, and mobile world and combining SEM with them. While I can't speak for any one tool directly due to confidentiality reasons, we are going to see many of these once SEM-only players move upstream to capture additional ad dollars and to use all-data (search+display+video+mobile, etc) to make better decisions.
As illustrated below, agencies such as Efficient Frontier are moving into this space as well, as well as, tools/platforms are integrating into biddable display sources. These are not the only companies moving into the space but are illustrative of the trend.
What does this mean for the standalone display side platforms? For the standalone SEM platforms?
An operational hurdle that will have to be addressed within the media agency world is that search and display is generally bought from two separate groups so either a) these groups will need to be combined or b) we need to provide clear roles and rules for each group. I think option (a) is a much better choice as I'm all for integration.


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From All Movie Guide: A top-flight character actor and sometime leading man, Gregory Walcott managed to bridge the tail-end of the studio system, the heyday of series television, and the boom years of the post-studio 1970s, and carve a notable career in the process. He was born Bernard Mattox in 1928 (some sources say 1932) in Wendell, NC, a small town about 10 miles east of the state capitol of Raleigh. After serving in the Army following the end of the Second World War, he decided to try for an acting career and hitchhiked his way to California. He managed to get work in amateur and semi-professional theatrical productions and was lucky enough to be spotted in a small role in one of these by an agent. That resulted in his big-screen debut, in an uncredited role in the 20th Century-Fox drama Red Skies of Montana (1952). With his 6'-plus height, impressive build, and deep voice, Walcott would seem to have a major career in front of him, but the movie business of the 1950s was in a state of constant retrenchment, battling the intrusion of television and the eroding of its audience. For the next three years, he had little but bit parts in films, some of them major productions. His performance as the drill instructor in the opening section of Raoul Walsh's Battle Cry (1955) was good enough to get him a contract with Warner Bros. He subsequently played supporting roles in Mister Roberts (1955) and in independent productions such as Badman's Country (1958), and also started showing up on television with some regularity. And with each new role, he seemed to gather momentum in his career.


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It can't load background image now... :(
It can't load background image now... :(
Try switching to another theme such as Twenty Eleven.
Why would I want that? I spent a lot of time figuring out this design, and I have no desire (nor the time, with christmas and final exams) to do it all again. Can't WP just fix it?
No. This is your site. You need to fix it.
I didn't break it. Whenever WP relases a new version, there are bound to be a few bugs here and there, and this is obvously one of them since my site worked perfectly well before I decided to upgrade.
Did you make a backup you can restore to?
I have auto-backup somewhere, I'm looking for it now. Just got an idea, though, since the old background is showing, I might be able to just rename and switch.
I didn't break it.
Your choice of theme did. Sorry but you need to use a better theme.
Yes!! Fixed it. It was the theme's background editor's overwrite that was broken, not the style sheet.
esmi, give me a break. A few days ago, WP said: "Our goal is to release version 3.3 early next week, so plugin and theme authors, this is your last pre-release chance to test your plugins and themes to find any compatibility issues before the final release." Sadly, I haven't been backstage for a couple of days, and I didn't see this until now.
Go pour your poison over somebody else, will you? :)
Sadly, I haven't been backstage for a couple of day
Then that's not the fault of WordPress or these forums. And throwing a hissy fit over it won't help.
Let's assume for a moment that WP will still want feedbacks, eh? This was that. Case closed.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is giving away a signed copy of Hillary Clinton's latest memoir, Hard Choices. In an email sent out to the DCCC's list, Nancy Pelosi says the book will be given to someone who signs an e-card thanking Clinton for serving this nation.
"Hillary has just released a fabulous memoir on her time serving as Secretary of State," reads the email that sounds like a promotion.
"As the title suggests, 'Hard Choices' offers an extraordinary glimpse into the tough calls that she confronted on behalf of the American people. On a whole range of issues -- from climate change to income inequality to women's rights -- Hillary reveals unique perspectives informed by her exceptional experience. It's a real treat. If you haven't picked it up, you should.
Now Hillary's traveling around the country talking with Americans about the book and sharing the lessons she learned as our top diplomat. It's great to see her letting her hair down, speaking her mind, and letting the chips fall where they may.
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Welcome to WebmasterWorld Guest from 126.96.36.199
Forum Moderators: Ocean10000 & incrediBILL
Many of these give themselves away by:
a) Requesting only .html pages, never the associated images ..
b) Fast rate of requests. more like a spider than a human ..
c) Deliberately obscure alterations to the usual use agents
A good example of c) is "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible ; etc. "
==> Note the space between 'compatible' and the semicolon ';'.
I want to disallow 'compatible ;', with the strangely placed space -BUT- I have to be careful!
If .htaccess ignores the space as 'whitespace', I will throw away 2/3 of my organic traffic!
1) Does anybody have a known good bullet-proof way to do this?
2) Am I disallowing by USER_AGENT like this?
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} Java/1 [NC,OR] ..
or is it {HTTP_SOMETHING_ELSE}?
Help much appreciated! -Larry
And found the following in old records.
184.108.40.206 - - [13/Sep/2003:19:54:13 -0700] "GET /myfolder/ HTTP/1.0" 200 13010 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.0; Windows NT; ....../1.0 )"
22.214.171.124 - - [13/Sep/2003:19:54:20 -0700] "GET /myfolder HTTP/1.0" 301 310 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.0; Windows NT; ....../1.0 )"
interesting IP ranges and these crawls were the subject of extensive conversation at that time.
The recent IP's on my site were not MSN ranges.
I thought we needed to escape SetEnvIf User-Agent details, a la:
SetEnvIf User-Agent "compatible\ \;" keep_out
SetEnvIf User-Agent "\(compatible\;\ MSIE\ 5\.0\)" keep_out
SetEnvIf User-Agent "\(compatible\;\ MSIE\ 6\.0\)" keep_out
SetEnvIf User-Agent "\(compatible\;\ MSIE\ 7\.0\)" keep_out
using quotes around the expression and then attempting to escape the blank spaces is reduntant. I'm not sure how it's hadnled.
It's assuredly NOT necessary.
Also I've noticed that you use quotes on every single line.
from approx 1,600 lines of rewrites I have less than a dozen that use quotes.
You may find reason for more than I, however it's definetly NOT required on every line.
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.gif$" object_is_image=gif
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.jpg$" object_is_image=jpg
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.xbm$" object_is_image=xbm
Or maybe I picked it up from referers and/or arrays?
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "(curl�libcurl�libcurl-agent)" keep_out
SetEnvIf Request_URI "exec" keep_out
SetEnvIfNoCase Referer "^http://(www\.)?example\." keep_out
SetEnvIfNoCase Referer "localhost�server�example�robots" keep_out
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "12\.175\.0\.[0-9]+" keep_out
Beats heck out of me. But at least I can attest that quotes don't prevent anything from happening:)
You don't use them with any
? Not even any of the above?
[edited by: Pfui at 11:44 pm (utc) on July 16, 2006]
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.gif$" object_is_image=gif
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.jpg$" object_is_image=jpg
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.xbm$" object_is_image=xbm
This would all function as intended without the use of quotes.
SetEnvIf Request_URI \.gif$ object_is_image=gif
SetEnvIf Request_URI \.jpg$ object_is_image=jpg
SetEnvIf Request_URI \.xbm$ object_is_image=xbm
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent "(curl�libcurl�libcurl-agent)" keep_out
same here
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent (curl�libcurl�libcurl-agent)keep_out
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "12\.175\.0\.[0-9]+" keep_out
I don't understand this line (however I'm most positive the quotes are redundant as well.
What's the ending plus sign for?
An example of a CDIR range is provided on the DNS Stuff Box as follows:
end of quote.
I'm not at all sure your may use the [0-9] epression in SetEnvIf. I don't.
I use a Rewrite for NameProtect
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^12\.175\.0\.(3[2-9]¦4[0-7])$ [OR]
You don't use them with any SetEnv?
of 378 lines of SetEnvIf;
I have a mere three instances where I use quotes.
And, one was recently added (the subject that I added to this thread).
Beats heck out of me. But at least I can attest that quotes don't prevent anything from happening
Jim, over the weekend I used this (from #:3007302), with pipes and spaces fixed --
# Missing Windows NT version number
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} Windows\ NT
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT}!Windows\ NT\ (4\.0�5\.[0-2])(\)�;\ [^)])
RewriteRule .* - [F]
-- and blocked a poor AOL'r using this:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; AOL 5.0; Windows NT; {BBF3CA51-22C0-11D9-B66A-00B0D0C36340})
[edited by: Pfui at 10:00 pm (utc) on July 17, 2006]
The MSIE user agent ALWAYS has a version # after "Windows NT" so "Windows NT;" should be invalid.
Just because they are on AOL doesn't mean they aren't using automated tools, or that the AOL part of the user agent isn't spoofed as that's the nature of stealth, remaining hidden.
> Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; AOL 5.0; Windows NT; {BBF3CA51-22C0-11D9-B66A-00B0D0C36340})
If your visitors are hi-tech, you might want to add a further mod to allow Windows Vista Beta testers:
# Missing Windows NT version number
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} Windows\ NT
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT}!Windows\ NT\ (4\.0�5\.[0-2]¦[b]6\.0[/b])(\)�;\ [^)])
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The UA first 403'd, so he wrote me -- from an AOL account, from mx.aol.com, with: "X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 108" -- about how he suddenly couldn't get in.
So I sent him to a private page off-site where a script details three Environment Variables to the browser (I forget the nick phrase for that), which he then e-mailed back to me --
HOST: cache-dtc-ae10.proxy.aol.com
APPL: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; AOL 5.0; Windows NT;
-- and this is how another script logged that same access:
- /index.html
- 22.214.171.124
- cache-dtc-ae10.proxy.aol.com
- Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; AOL 5.0; Windows NT; {BBF3CA51-22C0-11D9-B66A-00B0D0C36340})
The fellow doesn't sound like a geek such that he'd dream up that UA. But goodness knows what he has on board with what looks like a torturously long registration number.
If I have a chance, I'll ask him if he knows what a "UA string" is... (Might be a few days, tho', sorry. It's gonna be a heckuva week.)
(Dan: Details not obfuscated because it's an AOL server.)
I get a TON on AOL users and it's spoofed or modified somehow as that is NOT a legit UA or I'd be blocking tons of AOLers and I'm not. As a matter of fact, the combination of "AOL 5.0; Windows NT;" doesn't even show up in my archive going back almost a year.
Nobody said a scraper had to be hi-tech either, they get some script and it crawls and spits out websites, no brains required.
Nobody said a scraper had to be hi-tech either, they get some script and it crawls and spits out websites, no brains required.
For a long time I had quite a difficulty in accepting any credibility from anybody who would use AOL as their internet provider. It's still difficult to digest the reasons why a user would accept the restricted internet of AOL's tunnel vision.
Some folks just remain commited to the provider for reasons that the majority cannot comprehend.
I have a friend whose wife handles the majority of the internet management, although my friend has progressed far beyond any capacity I thought he would.
These folks have a hi-speed cable connection and then connect to AOL ;)
Their reasoning is that many of the family members use AOL as their provider and it affords them all a community of interaction that they enjoy. (try as I may, I just cannot inderstand the logic and especially with the many alternatives).
In spite of all this both my friend and his Mrs. are quite intelligent people. I wouldn't call the Mrs. a geek, however when she sets her mind to it, she has no trouble finding a computer method to accomplish what she desires.
If the majority of scraprers were hi-tech?
We as websmasters would have a more difficult time stopping them in their tracks with otherwise simple procedures.


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He enjoys working with clients of all ages and abilities ranging from professional dancers and elite athletes to anyone wanting to feel more at home in their bodies. Don enjoys the possibilities in movement and what freedom it can bring to our lives. His teaching is clear and respectful of each individual's growth and path.
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It is in NYC that she has dived into Gyrokinesis. Experiencing the benefits of this practice in her own body while keeping on training in dance, she quickly decided to become a teacher under the guidance of Jessamine Joy, Erika Hassan, Miriam Barbosa and Chantal Deeble. Our daily postures, stress, tension from practicing other demanding sports and just any emotions imprint on our bodies. That's why Caroline's classes are designed to reopen the body through a continuous and fluid flow, letting her students redefine their own physical boundaries and enjoy a new found freedom in their movement in their daily life. Having been trained by inspiring teachers, Caroline feels it is now time for her to give back to others as much as she has received, if not more.
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Emily loves to connect clients to their ability to move. Movement is the ability to sense aliveness, the potential for choice & growth, expression, and presence. Emily is the creator of Nourish Pulse, a body-care and self-care business. She integrates Professional Somatic Services, Movement Coaching, Dance, Bodywork, Gyrotonic®, MELT Method, Qi-Gong, and Yoga to take clients on a journey into their moving body experience.


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