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No. 2 Field Hockey Heads to Virginia to Open NCAAs, Play No. 15 Drexel
|2012 NCAA Championship First & Second Rounds
|No. 2 Princeton (17-1, 7-0 Ivy) vs. No. 15 Drexel (15-6, 5-2 CAA)
|Game Info:
|First Round • Saturday, Nov. 10 at 11:30 a.m.
|University of Virginia • Charlottesville, Va.
|All-Time Series Record:
|Princeton leads 5-0
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|Princeton won 5-1 on Sept. 6, 2003
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|Second Round:
|Sunday, Nov. 11 at 2 p.m.
|Winner vs. Winner of No. 7 Virginia - No. 14 Iowa
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This Week for the Tigers: The 2012 Ivy League champion No. 2 Princeton field hockey team will head to Charlottesville, Va. for the first and second rounds of the NCAA Championship. The Tigers (17-1, 7-0 Ivy) open the tournament with No. 15 Drexel (15-6, 5-2 CAA) on Saturday, Nov. 10 at 11:30 a.m., followed by Charlottesville regional host No. 7 Virginia taking on No. 14 Iowa at 2:30 p.m. The winners of the Princeton-Drexel and Virginia-Iowa matches will square off in the second round the following afternoon at 2 p.m.
Last Time Out: The Tigers blanked No. 13 Lafayette in the NCAA Play-In Game on Nov. 6 in New York City. Kathleen Sharkey scored three goals, while Katie Reinprecht notched a pair of assists and a goal in Princeton's eighth shutout victory of the year.
Due to NCAA rules prohibiting postseason play in the state of New Jersey, the match was played at Columbia, but is considered a Princeton home contest.
On Deck: Princeton's advancement in the NCAA Championship will be dependent on the results of the opening rounds at the Charlottesville regional. The Final Four will be hosted at Old Dominion in Norfolk, Va. from Nov. 16-18.
Follow the Tigers: Live video and stats will be available for all Princeton home games at GoPrincetonTigers.com. Live stats will be available from the NCAA Championship opening rounds via GoPrincetonTigers.com.
Get Connected: Are you following Princeton on Facebook and Twitter? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics and Twitter.com/PUTIGERS. Connect with the Tiger Field Hockey team at Facebook.com/TigerFH or Twitter.com/TigerFH.
Scouting No. 15 Drexel: No. 15 Drexel enters the NCAA Tournament after winning its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association conference crown. The Dragons are 15-6, 5-2 CAA entering the first round and are coming off a 2-1 victory over Northeastern to earn their conference automatic berth.
Drexel's offense is headlined by Amanda Fleischut's 11 goals and eight assists for 30 points over 21 games. On the defensive end, Jantien Gunter has served as the Dragon's lone goalkeeper this year. She's tallied a 1.52 goals against average, 116 saves, 32 goals against and six shutouts.
Tigers All-Time vs. Drexel: Princeton owns the all-time series versus Lafayette, 5-0. Both sides have not faced each other in nearly a decade during the regular season, with the Tigers besting the Dragons, 5-1, on Sept. 6, 2003 in Princeton in their last meeting. The squads did meet in 2010 in a preseason scrimmage, with the Tigers earning a 5-3 victory.
Looking Ahead: With a first round victory, Princeton will face the winner of the No. 7 Virginia - No. 14 Iowa matchup. The Tigers have already faced the Cavaliers this season, handing UVA a 2-1 defeat in Charlottesville on Oct. 28. Princeton is 4-4 all-time versus Virginia, with both sides meeting only once in the postseason. The Cavaliers ended the Tigers' season with a 4-2 victory on Nov. 14, 2010 in the quarterfinals.
Princeton has only faced Iowa once in program history, dropping the Hawkeyes, 5-4 in overtime, in the NCAA Quarterfinals on Nov. 17, 1996. Both current Tiger head coach Kristen Holmes-Winn and assistant coach Melisa Meccage were members of the Hawkeye field hockey team at that time.
Outright Ivy Champs: The Tigers have won the outright 2012 Ivy League title after going undefeated 7-0 in conference play for the fourth time in five years and 15th overall. Princeton has won at least a share of the last eight consecutive Ivy League titles, winning its first outright championship since 2010. The Tigers have won 21 Ivy titles in program history, bringing home the conference crown 18 of the last 19 seasons.
Dominating the League: Princeton only conceded one goal throughout Ivy League play in 2012, tallying six shutout victories. Since giving up the lone goal in their conference opener to Dartmouth, the Tigers have played 420 scoreless minutes versus conference foes. Princeton outscored Ivy opponents 45-1.
NCAA Championship History: Princeton is 17-16 all-time in NCAA play, earning berths in the last eight consecutive seasons. The Tigers have advanced to the Final Four five times over program history, including a pair of appearances in the championship game. Princeton has never won an NCAA Championship.
The Tigers are 4-1 all-time in NCAA Play-In Games, winning in its last three consecutive matches to earn berths into the tournament.
Tigers Sweep Ivy Top Honors, 10 Players Honored: Coming off capturing its 21st Ivy League title, 10 members of the Princeton field hockey team earned postseason Ivy accolades, including a Tiger sweep of the top three honors. Seniors Kathleen Sharkey and Katie Reinprecht earned unanimous Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year accolades, respectively, and Teresa Benvenuti was voted Rookie of the Year. This is the 12th time Princeton has swept the Ivy League's top honors.
Sharkey, Reinprecht, Benvenuti, Michelle Cesan and Julia Reinprecht collected First-Team All-Ivy honors, while Allison Evans and Sydney Kirby picked up second team accolades. Rounding out the Tiger honorees was a trio of honorable mention selections in Amanda Bird, Kelsey Byrne and Amy Donovan.
Penn Monto/NFHCA Division I Poll: Princeton remains ranked No. 2 in the Penn Monto/NFHCA Division I Poll for the week of Nov. 5 with 733 points and a first-place vote. The Tigers have been second-ranked five times this year, including the past four weeks. Princeton has not been ranked lower than No. 4 all season.
RPI: Along with being the lone Ivy team nationally ranked, Princeton is also the only conference affiliate in the top-25 in RPI. The Tigers are No. 2 in the Nov. 6 poll.
Ranked Opponents: The Tigers are 8-1 this season versus team that are currently nationally ranked. No. 19 Richmond was not ranked when they played at Bedford, but earned a place in the top-25 the following week.
Princeton's lone blemish came at the hands of the then-No. 2 team in the country Syracuse, 2-0, on Sept. 23.
Versus the Tournament Field: Princeton is 5-1 versus teams in the 2012 NCAA Tournament.
Tiger Trailblazers: In the Nov. 5 NCAA DI national stats, senior Kathleen Sharkey continues to lead the nation in points per game (3.94) and goals per game (1.78). Classmate Katie Reinprecht moved to No. 6 in the nation in assists per game (0.83) and No. 29 in points per game (1.72). Her younger sister Julia Reinprecht is ranked No. 19 in assists per game (0.59), while freshman Teresa Benvenuti cracked into the rankings in defensive saves (4.0) at No. 11. Goalie Christina Maida is No. 4 in goals against average (1.07) and No. 14 in saves percentage (0.759).
Princeton leads the nation in scoring average, goals against average, scoring margin and points per game. The Tigers are No. 2 in goals per game, shutouts per game and assists per game. Princeton is No. 3 in winning percentage, No. 6 save percentage, No. 7 in penalty corners per game and No. 40 defensive saves.
Undefeated When Scoring First: Princeton has gone 17-0 when scoring first this season. The Tigers have outscored opponents 86-16 this season.
Sharkey Tabbed Ivy Player of the Week: Kathleen Sharkey was named Ivy League Player of the Week for the second consecutive week, it was announced Nov. 6. Sharkey scored three goals in Princeton's 7-0 victory over Penn on Nov. 3 en route to her fourth weekly honor this season and ninth overall.
She is first all-time in Princeton history in career goals with 101 and points with 231.
Kirby, U.S. U21 National Team Win Bronze: Sophomore Sydney Kirby and the U.S. Field Hockey Junior National Team have qualified for the Junior World Cup following the squad's third place finish at the Pan American Junior Championship in Guadalajara, Mexico. Team USA defeated Chile, 2-1, en route to the bronze medal.
Kirby had two goals during the preliminary round, as the U.S. finished second in its pool play.
The Captains: Seniors Katie Reinprecht and Kathleen Sharkey and junior Julia Reinprecht will serve as field hockey's tri-captains in 2012.
Beautiful Bedford: In 2012 the Tiger field hockey program will call the newly constructed Bedford Field home, a state-of-the-art turf facility. Bedford features an optimal playing surface in artificial turf and a built-in watering system. There are currently 1,200 seats, with room for additional temporary seating.
Return of National Team Quartet: After spending the past year-and-a-half training and playing with the U.S. Senior National Team, juniors Michelle Cesan and Julia Reinprecht, and seniors Katie Reinprecht and Kathleen Sharkey return to the pitch. During their time with Team USA, the squad won gold at the Pan Am Games.
Both Reinprecht sisters were then named to the 16-player London Summer Olympics roster, with the duo contributing significantly in their Olympic debut. Cesan was also named one of two alternates to the Games.
A Decade Under Holmes-Winn: Head coach Kristen Holmes-Winn is in her 10th season at the helm of the Tiger field hockey program. During that span Princeton boasts a 127-57 overall record and .690 winning percentage. The Tigers have won eight Ivy League titles under Holmes-Winn's tutelage, including the last seven consecutive championships.
Joining Holmes-Winn on the sidelines for her 10th season is assistant coach Melisa Meccage, and both Nate Franks '07 and Mike Pallister are entering their second season working under Holmes-Winn.
Experienced Rookies: The six-player incoming freshman class boasts a talented group. Each member of the Class of 2016 has youth national team experience, including Teresa Benvenuti who was named to the U.S. Women's Development Squad this past spring.


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Ryanair flights now appear in searches on Google Flights. - Photo from AFP
Europe's most popular low-cost airline is added to Google's flight comparison tool.
FOR the first time since it was introduced in 2011, the Google Flights tool now shows options from Ryanair, Europe's most popular low-cost airline.
When searching for the lowest fares through Google Flights, users will now see available options from Ryanair and can even click on a button next to the flight that interests them to be taken directly to Ryanair's reservation page.
Flights on the Irish low-cost carrier are displayed alongside those on more traditional airlines such as Air France, British Airways and Delta. Ryanair's arch rival EasyJet is also listed in Google Flights, but the click-to-book feature is not yet available.
Online in the United States and Canada since 2011, Google's flight comparison tool was launched simultaneously in France, Britain, Italy, Spain and Holland less than one year ago.
The Flights tool is available in eight languages (English, French, Italian, Spanish, Basque, Catalan, Galician and Dutch) and lists fares in the user's local currency. The service allows users to find which airport offers the lowest fares in a given destination country, or to determine which dates to travel on to find the cheapest flights. Users can sort and filter the results of any search by airline, flight duration or price.
Ryanair is Europe's leading low-cost airline according to annual number of passengers, as the airline carries nearly 80 million passengers each year. This March, the airline will launch its first flights to Russia. – AFP Relaxnews
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Senator Patty Murray is on a tear to recuit more women senators. God knows, the Senate needs more diversity. Out of 100 members, only 17 are women. It's why this matters that Murray is off-base.
Because we are multi-taskers: We have to pick up the kids and get dinner and, you know, help with the homework and get things done, and we don't mess around. And so we come into politics the same way: We have a task, it's hard, but we make decisions, and we get things done.
That kind of statement took Murray far when she was elected in the early 90s as a self-declared "mom in tennis shoes." But times have changed since then, and even more so since Murray was herself a young mom.
These days, men are multi-taskers too. They inevitably work, and they're expected to be hands-on parents as well. Yes, moms probably still do more juggling. But it's hard to find a modern-day dad who hasn't had to rush home for the kids, or spent many a night helping them with homework.
Even more problematic is Murray's contention that women understand the art of compromise. If there had been other women on the failed supercommittee to cut costs, she told McClatchy, the outcome "may have come out very differently."
SW's Rick Anderson has already pointed out the supercommittee members' penchant for blaming everybody but themselves. The idea that gender is to blame, though, is a new one. It's a notion resonant of decades-old, dewy-eyed slogans about how if women were in charge, the world would be at peace.
One person should have put that idea to rest long ago: Margaret Thatcher. Compromise was not in the former British prime minister's vocabulary--not when it came to miners engaged in a bitter strike, nor jailed Irish IRA members on the verge of dying from a hunger strike, nor Argentinians who wanted to take over the Falkland Islands.
Think she's an anomaly? Okay, how about imagining Sarah Palin on Murray's supercommittee. Seeing any warm, sisterly compromise happening? Didn't think so.
It's not just naive to imagine that women politicians will solve intractable problems by virtue of their gender alone, it's an idea based on a stereotype. And stereotypes never do anyone any good.
So why do we need more women in the Senate? Simple equity, for one thing.
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UNTIL the present century, disputes over fisheries troubled the relations between Canada and the United States. The difficulty emerged from the American Revolution, though its roots go back another century and a half to the founding of New England. The seventeenth century saw the growth of a race of hardy fishermen, the mainstay of New England's economic life. For generations they played a leading part in developing the fisheries in that ideal region for cod created by the foundering of the northeastern corner of this continent. The American Revolution thrust forward a fundamental and complicated problem for these men to face. On withdrawing from the Empire, they would automatically lose their right as British subjects to share in the British fisheries. The prospective loss was bound to be great, perhaps disastrous; but its exact extent was hard to calculate, for these rights had never been clearly defined.
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Terence Devlin Aug 29, 2013 11:41 AM
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iPhoto has always had this problem, but it affects people intermittently. I'm on this forum since iPhoto 5 or 6 or thereabouts and there have been a steady trickle of folks who post with these issues and the resolution was moving the Library to an local, correctly formatted disk. Some folks had issues the first day they moved the Library, others had it working for years and then one day it started to give trouble. No idea why it would suddenly give up but once it did there is no going back.
In recent years that trickle has grown to the point that a couple of years ago I made a boiler plate snippet of that answer because it was needed often enough to be tedious to type it:
iPhoto needs to have the Library sitting on disk formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled). Users with the Library sitting on disks otherwise formatted regularly report issues including, but not limited to, importing, exporting, saving edits and sharing the photos.
The rest I added this week when I saw the technote.
All Apple have done is (finally) issue a tech note that points it out now. They have a similar one for Aperture since 2009.
Old Toad Aug 29, 2013 11:46 AM
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Are you connected wirelessly to the Mini and EHD or hard wired?
Createbnd Aug 29, 2013 11:58 AM
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Hard wired on gigabit network, gigabit switch etc.
Createbnd Aug 29, 2013 12:01 PM
in response to Terence Devlin
understand your frustration, I have been working commercially with Apple equipment since '88 & each upgrade has its little 'improvements'............
Createbnd Sep 2, 2013 10:08 AM
in response to Terence Devlin
Ok, moved the iPhoto library from the EHD to the internal drive of the mac mini server (which takes away any format compatibility).
Same problem that it cannot recognise .mov files.
Dolphster Oct 14, 2013 9:26 AM
in response to Createbnd
I'm watching this thread and hope to hear a response, as this is the same issues that I am facing.
My setup is near exact to @Createbnd.
spoiled gradient Nov 30, 2013 10:18 PM
in response to Dolphster
Guess no one has solved this?
I have encountered the same issue on iPhoto 9.5, but the oddest thing is that I'm importing photos and videos from my Lightroom library (because my wife prefers to use iPhoto), and 99% of the .mov files (iphone videos) imported fine, but those at the end of my import session failed.
Because I have a huge Lightroom library, I broke it up into iPhoto libraries by calendar year. For the year 2011, every iphone video up until Nov 6 imported fine, and then every iphone video after Nov 6 was rejected. I can play the files just fine in Quicktime, and they seem to be formatted identically to those before Nov 6, so I have no idea why they aren't being recognized properly.
My libraries are being set up on an external hard drive connected by USB to my early 2009 MBP running Mavericks. The EHD is formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled). All of my other libraries imported without any problems, including every single iPhone video.
Given that most of my videos imported without a hitch, this doesn't seem to be related to formatting of the host drive...
spoiled gradient Nov 30, 2013 10:23 PM
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Just tried something: created a new iPhoto Library and imported one of the video files that wouldn't import to my 2011 library, and it successfully imported. This makes me wonder if iPhoto has a limit on how many videos it can import into any single library, or maybe there is a limit to how large a library can be? My 2011 library is over 130 GB, so maybe I need to split it in half?
Guess that's the route I'll take for now. What a pain.
LarryHN Nov 30, 2013 10:50 PM
in response to spoiled gradient
That is not the problem. Mine is over 220 GB with over 55,000 photos
spoiled gradient Nov 30, 2013 11:03 PM
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@LN does your library contain a lot of .MOV files? Maybe there's a limit to how many .MOV files a library contains? I can still import jpg and dng files, just no more mov files.
If I get a chance, I'll see if I can figure out how many .mov files I had in this library.
Anyway, breaking the libraries up seems to solve the problem, and I'll use iPhoto Library Manager to manage all of these "small" libraries.
Terence Devlin Nov 30, 2013 11:10 PM
in response to spoiled gradient
There is no such limit. We see this when there is minor damage in the database.
Option 1
Back Up and try rebuild the library: hold down the command and option (or alt) keys while launching iPhoto. Use the resulting dialogue to rebuild. Choose to Repair Database. If that doesn't help, then try again, this time using Rebuild Database.
If that fails:
Option 2
Download iPhoto Library Manager and use its rebuild function. (In early versions of Library Manager it's the File -> Rebuild command. In later versions it's under the Library menu.)
This will create an entirely new library. It will then copy (or try to) your photos and all the associated metadata and versions to this new Library, and arrange it as close as it can to what you had in the damaged Library. It does this based on information it finds in the iPhoto sharing mechanism - but that means that things not shared won't be there, so no slideshows, books or calendars, for instance - but it should get all your events, albums and keywords, faces and places back.
Because this process creates an entirely new library and leaves your old one untouched, it is non-destructive, and if you're not happy with the results you can simply return to your old one.
spoiled gradient Nov 30, 2013 11:30 PM
in response to Terence Devlin
@TD, thanks, but I've already deleted the library that was giving me problems. It was a brand new library that had just undergone its first import, so I don't see how its database could have already been damaged, but who knows.
creudelsud Jan 18, 2014 10:27 AM
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Hello to all the community.
I think I found the "manual" solution to that problem.
My personal situation was similar: I had an imovie librabry that I wanted to incorporate to the iphoto11. Thus all or almost all files where .mov coming from iphones and other sources.
I have to say that Library manager helped me in the previous steps of merging several iphoto libraries but failed to incorporate the imovie one as it is not an iphoto structure.
I don't want to bore you so the result to the problem is: DELETE ALL SUBFOLDERS "movie cache" and "movie thumbnails" that appear on each event folder. Then the result is that inside each only the raw .mov files remain.
Then you can incorporate all the events!!! Without problems!
I hope this will help you
JimBurnett Feb 13, 2014 10:10 AM
in response to Createbnd
Try this: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5898882
Create new library. Switch to it. Switch back to main library. Try reimporting videos.


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Optical film covers 3 categories: polarizer, optical film for BLU, and ITO film for touch screen. The total market scale is about USD 11.194 billion in 2012, among which, the polarizer market scales about USD 7.728 billion, down 2% from last year.
Polarizer market shows very high concentration and stability, and top six major players occupy above 96% of the market. The top three players are Nitto Denko, Sumitomo Chemical and LG Chem, followed by Chi Mei Materials of Chi Mei Group, BenQ Materials of BenQ Group, and Samsung Cheil Industries of Samsung Group.
The key for polarizer business lies in the supply of raw materials, mainly including TAC and PVA. TAC, also as a main material of film, is monopolized by Fujifilm and Konica Minolta, with market share of about 72% and 26% respectively. Since the new production line of Konica Minolta was put into production in 2010, the market share of Konica Minolta has increased rapidly to 26% from 19%. PVA is nearly monopolized by Kuraray. These upstream manufacturers are big enterprises with revenue of above USD 3 billion. TAC business accounts for about 5% of Fujifilm's total revenue. TAC and PVA are not main products of these manufacturers, therefore, these big manufacturers have the strength to reduce the prices and put pressure on new entrants.
The market scale of optical film for BLU is about USD 2.938 billion in 2012, down 9.9% from 2011, mainly due to the drastic decline of DBEF sector. Optical film generally covers 6 categories:
1. Reflective Film, Reflector
2. Diffuser Film
3. Normal Prism
4. Multi-Function Prism
5. Micro Lens Film
6. Reflective Polarizer, Dual Brightness Enhancement Film (DBEF)
Early LCD BLU took CCFL as light source, and used four optical films, including two reflective films, one BEF, and one diffuser film. Combination of BEF and diffuser film, as current development trend, can reduce cost, decrease BLU thickness, and shorten BLU production process. In the wake of high LED price in early 2011, manufacturers reduced LED usage and adopted expensive DBEF to compensate for the deficiency caused by less LED usage. However, as the price of high-brightness LED slumped in the second half of 2011, manufacturers have increased LED chip usage or adopted high-brightness LED chip, significantly reduced DBEF usage, and substituted cheap micro lens film for DBEF.
Because the threshold of BLU optical film business is very low, numerous manufacturers are faced with fierce price competition. Only by strengthening cooperation with upstream enterprises, can a manufacturer gain a stable foothold. PET film is a key material of BLU optical film, and is controlled by big petrochemical plants, such as Mitsubishi Plastics, Toray Industries, Teijin DuPont Films Japan, Toyobo, SKC, Toray Advanced Materials Korea, Kolon, Nan Ya Plastics, Shinkong Materials Technology, most of which are Japanese enterprises. Optical film performance depends heavily on raw materials. Another material of optical film is protection film, which is mainly controlled by Japanese manufacturers, such as Fujimori Kogyo, Osung Lst, Youl Chon Chemical, Sun A Kaken, Nitto Denko, Lintec. Japan is not only an electronic power, but also a chemical giant, and there is a gap between South Korea and Japan. The chemical industry of Taiwan region lags far behind South Korea.
ITO film is mainly applied to touch screens. GFF and G1F touch screens need to use ITO film. The market growth rate hits 20% in 2012. GG, INCELL and ONCELL touch screens occupy the high-end market, but GFF and G1F touch screens, being cheaper and slightly thinner, though less transparent, occupy the mid and low-end market. Moreover, tablet PCs under 10-inch prefer G1F touch screens, such as Samsung Galaxy Tab and newest Apple iPad Mini. Japan's Nitto Denko has monopolized the market of ITO film for capacitive touch screen.
This report chiefly covers the following:
1. Downstream market of optical film
2. Optical film industry
3. BLU industry and market
4. Major players of polarizer, optical film for BLU and ITO film
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In the early morning hours of March 4, 2002, a reconnaissance team of US Navy SEALs from the Tier One Naval Special Warfare Development Group attached to Joint Special Operations Task Force 11 attempted to infiltrate onto an Afghan mountain peak in support of what was then the largest operation conducted by US forces since Vietnam, Operation Anaconda. The SEALs were tasked with establishing covert observation posts to call in air strikes on al Qaeda positions in the infamous Shah-i-Khot Valley close to the Afghan-Pakistan border.
Anaconda was designed to engage large numbers of foreign al Qaeda fighters who had fled to the valley after the overthrow of their hosts, the Taliban government and the later battle of Tora Bora in December 2001 which forced many of the foreign fighters toward the border and into the Shah-i-Khot, a traditional refuge of mujahideen in the 1980s. Anaconda brought together both conventional American forces and a large collection of US and Coalition special operations forces to hunt down the al Qaeda remnants.
As the SEAL's special operation Chinook, flown by the Nightstalkers of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, attempted to land on the peak of the 11,000 foot Takur Ghar, hidden al Qaeda defenders sprang an ambush. The Chinook was struck by RPGs and small arms fire and banked away to escape. In the process, a SEAL fell from the rear ramp and tumbled into the snow below. The crippled Chinook managed to escape the ambush and land several kilometres away.
A second Chinook was dispatched which picked up the SEAL team and flew them back to the peak of Takur Ghar in a desperate search for the missing SEAL. As the SEALs and their Air Force Combat Controller exited the helicopter they were immediately engaged by the al Qaeda defenders. A ferocious firefight erupted resulting in the death of the Combat Controller and two SEALs being wounded. Eventually the outnumbered SEALs were forced to withdraw from the peak.
At Bagram, the Task Force 11 Quick Reaction Force was launched to attempt a rescue of the SEALs. The QRF was comprised of two Nightstalker Chinooks carrying Army Rangers and Air Force Combat Controllers and Para Rescue Jumpers, specialists in Combat Search and Rescue. Due to both command difficulties and communications problems, the one of the QRF Chinooks never received a warning about landing on the peak. Instead, the Chinook landed directly onto the peak and into the sights of al Qaeda.
The Chinook was immediately struck by RPG, recoilless rifle and heavy machine gun fire killing or seriously wounding several Rangers and Nightstalkers. The QRF became engaged in an epic seventeen hour firefight, finally killing or driving off all al Qaeda fighters from the peak with a combination of superb small unit tactics and danger close air strikes from F-16s, F-15s, an AC-130 and an armed CIA RQ-1 Predator. Al Qaeda reinforcements were kept at bay by an Australian Special Air Service OP on a nearby mountain which called in air strikes whenever reinforcements neared the trapped Rangers and SEALs.
About the Author
Leigh Neville is an Australian national who has written a number of books on both modern conventional military units and special operations forces serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, their weapons and their vehicles including six titles for Osprey with several more in development. He has also consulted on military topics for several wargame companies and television documentary makers. He lives in Sydney with his wife and two dogs. He can be contacted via his website at www.leighneville.com.
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"Campaign maps and 34 photographs compliment Neville's narration. Action paintings and "bird's eye" views metaphorically drop readers amidst Takur Ghar fighting. And a bibliography and index conclude this informative effort. Highly recommended!"
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you almost made me think that this wasnt a joke mod lmao
german guy who likes mods, preferrably for the half-life series and maybe other games too idk
you almost made me think that this wasnt a joke mod lmao
the worst thing about this is how you managed to slaughter the word "screenshot" lmao
liking the pic though aside from a tiny bit too much shading on the left wall
considering this has been inactive for months and there haven't been any real updates on a possible part 2, i'll just go as far as to assume, that it indeed is dead
this mod is pretty damn great, but how the hell can i set the computer in map hc2c9 to custom program, instead of default program
still no news on this and the last time i checked was over a year ago...
any estimations on when the update is gonna be done?
any tutorial on how to install this?
this throws shame upon this great engine
where exactly do i put the relay after picking it up? i've been looking everywhere, but couldn'T find anything
why is this listed as released
"We release our composer."
what, were you holding the poor guy captive or what?
that and more after 11
is there going to be any news on the process of this mod coming to steam?
i'm really eager to finally see it on steam, especially since i can barely play the mod properly because of a completely unreasonable vac ban on all goldsource based mods and games
(why valve would ban someone because of cheating in a non-multiplayer half life mod is beyond me, but you get the point)
go f*** yourself with your stupid download managers and put this the hell up on moddb
i see somebody cant stand criticism
jesus christ guys, is it so hard, to simply make this an external mod, that doesnt require you to change way too much stuff on the original game?
(i bet theres an actual reason for it and i just didnt read it properly)
whats with the depth of field and hbao settings being grayed out?
EDIT: solved the issue of the missing maps.
-delete the original mods folder (only required if you have the mod already installed)
-update cs:s to the newest file format
-reinstall the mod using the preset paths for sourcemods and cs:s
it should work then
edit: works again
i really like this, but there's one problem(small spoiler alert): i rescued the doctor and that one girl from the storage room, brought them to our base, but for some reason, my char constantly has the weapon lowered now. i cant shoot or kick.
is there a command to fix this?
"Coming 2016"
ಠ_ಠ you're joking, right?
i'm lucky, that i installed the mod ages before this steampipe ******** happened, but still, when i try to start the second chapter, all i get is "changelevel failed: de_venice not found"
same thing with chapter 3, only "de_terminus2"
halp pls. i just finished the first chapter and i wouldn't want to give up on this D:
*looks at description*
yep. clearly, google translator
i wonder when there's gonna be mods out for this
someone send this to markiplier. NOW!
Looks promising.
omg, best mod 2013 10 watched faved subbde liked
jesus christ, guys, your german offends me


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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Sun Aug 10, 2014 12:09 pm
I add my just 2 cents to the question. I'm pro the possibility to add
a "cd -P" behavior (as optional) to symlinks.
The reason is that I use symlinks for two situations. The first is when I
need to make a local copy in a certain path of a directory or file
that is in other directory. But I do a symlink instead of copying the
file because this way I save space and also I don't duplicate
information; if I modify one of the files I modify the other. I think
that this is more like using the symlink as a hardlink, but with the
known advantages that symlinks have over hardlinks.
The other case is when I want to have some folder where I put work
directories, so that when I click on that icon (in Dolphin) I'm
teleported to that directory. In that case I want to follow the
symlink (i.e. "cd -P").
The ideal would be to right click on the symlink and
to have the option for choosing between the two behaviors.
Registered Member
Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Wed Aug 13, 2014 5:05 pm
If you are only using dolphin for the browsing, the case where you are using symlinks as a shortcut to jump to another directory could be covered by using .desktop shortcut files instead of symlinks. This only works for some file managers and doesn't work from the command-line without some back bending.
airdrik, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Dec.
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Sun Aug 31, 2014 8:14 am
That's something which sounds really a good solution for this. Overview is kept and the information can be resolved without the need to change "normal" behavior.
Nevertheless I have to say that when I read through this topic and the whole section (like in the "sort by extension" topic as well) I encounter a lot of "Windows-Phobia"- I am plain forced to use more than one OS, so I am working with Windows, Linux and OSX- and each is having its advantages and disadvantages. When it comes to my personal opinion I like Linux the most because of its very flexible and logical way to handle things, but that doesn't mean that everything coming from Windows must be wrong or bad. It seems to be that a lot of people here literally love to trash ideas only because it could be remotely related or originated from Windows (users) - honestly, what's wrong with you guys? The idea is to make the best for the user, to neglect things directly just because they are not the "oldstyle Unix" way seems to be far from living your own philosophy.
Hell people even tend to justify themselves here, claiming to be "Unix" users for years just to make such an idea finding serious attention. Really, for people developing software for an open OS like Linux this behavior is paradox. Is this just fear or false pride? I find that really disturbing.
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Tue Sep 02, 2014 4:52 pm
My perspective on some of these debates is that it isn't so much a "Windows-phobia" as a reluctance to take on ideas merely because they exist on other platforms (be it Windows, Gnome, Mac, whatever) without other reasons for why it would be beneficial to KDE and its users other than "it will make users switching from platform P to feel more comfortable". It often sounds like a "Windows-phobia" because there are a lot of (ex-)windows users which leads to a pretty loud voice of people saying "we should support more windows features to make the largest market share of users more comfortable switching to KDE" (and quite often: "we should support feature X from windows that I miss after switching to KDE and I think there are a lot of other windows users who will miss it too, so KDE should support it").
As evidence that there isn't a "Windows-phobia" per se, there have been a number of features that Windows had first that have been adopted by KDE because the KDE community decided that they were worth implementing. Examples that come to my mind include things like the aero snap and aero peak features and the icon-only task manager.
In short, the aversion isn't to features from Windows, the aversion is to features which don't have clear benefits to KDE users - features whose sole benefit is to support users switching from other platforms. (there just happen to be quite a few features from Windows that have been (at least initially) rejected because they were cited with only that for their benefit)
airdrik, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Dec.
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Tue Sep 02, 2014 5:11 pm
you really have a point there and I understand fully your point of view, but often it doesn't seem to be that way, hence my impression.
Either way, the usefulness of a particular feature should be the scale and nothing else.
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Sat Dec 13, 2014 12:19 am
+1 for visually highlighting in the crumb trail that a symlink is involved. Currently a symlink has got italic font style when shown in the folder view. Hence, I suggest to also use italic font on directory names which in fact are symlinks in the crumb trail.
+1 for then having a context menu entry in the crumb trail: "Goto original folder" or more technically "Resolve symlink".
Additionally, one could add the Ctrl modifier resolve a symlink when clicking on a symlink crumb trail element => Ctrl+Click would resolve the symlink.
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Thu Jan 01, 2015 8:30 am
I have made a symlink, like you did, in Documents and called it Pictures. The link points to the Pictures folder, ~/Pictures. It automatically gets the icon of my Pictures folder, which is a webcam.
Clicking the link brings me to ~/Documents/Pictures, right where I want to be.
Clicking either "Back" or "Up" brings me back to the Documents folder.
Going one step deeper I noticed something strange.
I changed the link to ~/Pictures/Wallpapers. Icon changed to a blue folder, with an arrow and on the blue folder I see pictures which are inside the Wallpapers folder. (Preview look in Dolphin)
In terminal it looks like this:
Clicking the link brings me to ~/Documents/Pictures, same as before. Clicking the Wallpaper folder now gives me an error stating: ~/Documents/Pictures/Wallpapers does not exist. That is correct, but the link should have brought me to the Wallpapers folder already but it didn't do that.
So how did you manage to go to your Images/Manual folder by using the link, when I am stuck one lever higher?
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Re: Show real paths on Dolphin when browsing symlinks
Wed Jan 14, 2015 8:02 pm
When you clicked on the Pictures shortcut after changing it to point to ~/Pictures/Wallpapers, it should have shown you the contents of the ~/Pictures/Wallpapers folder. If it did not (which seems apparant since it still showed a Wallpapers directory), it may have been remembering something it shouldn't have. Try refreshing to make sure it updates to the correct contents.
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