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Ukrainian developer, Boolat Games, has announced that its PSN plaformer is headed to the US.
Called "topatoi: The Great Tree Story", the arcade game has already been released in Europe and will ladn on North American shores in the fall.
The game contains a story mode, where when successfully completed, opens up the arcade mode.
There's more about the game posted over on the US PS Blog, and a video of it is through the jump.
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looks good man, i am going to try this eventually.
I have a question for you 91gti,
which Diesel motor do you have on your t-maxx? and how reliable is it?
like the others have said, check your slipper clutch, and your gear mesh
this will be a spare motor, its an experiment more so.
welp there goes my idea then. oh well. hmm unless i can bore out the 2.5 block to fit the 3.3 sleeve and piston.
Nevermind i had to use a flat screw driver to get it of. wow i feel stupid.
Now since i am getting a 2.5R as a replacement motor. what clutch and flywheel combo do you guys recommend?I am...
yup did all that. and its seized on the crank.
ya i want to try it but i need a bare block to start with. i am not doing it with this engine. i am sending this one to traxxas for their ERP. and i need to find a junk TRX 2.5 to start with.
ok so i am sending my engine to traxxas for their ERP. and i cant remove the flywheel. please help.
i want to try and build a hybrid motor. 3.3 piston and sleeve, and the 2.5 rod with a 3.3 head. all in and around a TRX 2.5 block
ya, i was also wondering if the 3.3 sleeve and piston will fit in the 2.5 motor?
Well i found out that my TRX 2.5 snapped a rod and i was wondering which brand of rod and piston to go with.
Well after furthur inspection, I snapped the rod. i am just going to replace the piston and rod, the sleeve looks fine.
my trans works fine, it still shifts into 2nd. I am just having troubles with the ez-start and my failsafe now. the truck was running great yesterday. til it died for one final time then wont even...
do you have any Idea why the ez-start wont work?
Matt i have a 2.5, I am getting really frustrated with the truck. i am going to buy new batteries tomorrow and figure it out tomorrow.
well i was using the complete ez-start system, untill today when it crapped out on me. the starter motor sits there and spins. so i am going to upgrade to the tigerdrive.
hmm well now then where is the opti-drive located? and i think my ez-start is fubard it just spins it doesnt crank the motor anymore. Gah, i think i ended up with a lemon.
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The money, dubbed Contracts for Excellence, is an offshoot of the Campaign for Fiscal Equity (CFE) lawsuit. The case found that city public schools have been severely underfunded and ordered the distribution of additional monies.
"We're in our third year" of Contracts for Excellence, District 18 Community Superintendent Beverly Wilkins explained at a meeting of the local Community Education Council (CEC).
"This year, given our severe economic downturn, we're not seeing any new monies," Wilkins noted.
Although the funding allocation will remain the same, it might actually provide fewer services because teachers' salaries and other expenses have risen, according to the city Department of Education (DOE).
"These are proposed suggestions of how schools are going to use the money," Wilkins told parents and educators at the CEC meeting. "The purpose of your listening tonight is so that we can gather feedback and comments."
However, CEC member James Dandridge questioned whether the DOE would truly consider parents' suggestions for how to spend the cash.
"History dictates that we get the information after the decisions are already made," he said. "So where is the parent input?"
The DOE says it will use the public's comments "in refining its final Contracts for Excellence plan."
District 18, which spans Canarsie and East Flatbush, would receive $5.3 million in Contracts for Excellence funding.
A bulk of the funding would be given to schools to use at their discretion. However, it must be used for specific purposes, such as lowering class sizes.
In District 18, 55 percent of schools opted to use their discretionary funds for before- and after-school programs.
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Approximately 12 percent of schools would use their funds to lower class size, and 26 percent of schools are putting their money toward "teacher and principal quality initiatives," such as professional mentoring.
Looking at individual schools, three schools in District 18 would receive funding to support full-day pre-K programs — P.S. 66 at 845 East 96th Street, P.S. 208 at 4801 Avenue D, and P.S. 276 at 1070 East 83rd Street.
M.S. 588, 1084 Lenox Road, and M.S. 598, 905 Winthrop Street, would receive money for collaborative team teaching classes.
P.S. 244, 5404 Tilden Avenue, is slated to receive funding for autism spectrum disorder classrooms.
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The lawsuit contends the state is inadequately funding schools in violation of the New Mexico Constitution's requirement to provide an equitable and "sufficient" education for all children.
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Typography articles
Typography in 16-bits: System fonts
With the 8-bit system fonts post being so popular I just had to jump right in and look at the system fonts available on the 16-bit machines!
IBM CGA Adapter (1981)
Bold serif
6-7 pixels
7 pixels
ASCII+code pages
320×200 (40×25 text)
640×200 (80×25 text)
Download in TrueType
The IBM PC's first color graphics card was known as the Color Graphics Adapter.
Unusual characteristics
- Mix of serifs and non-serifs depending on space
- Off centre '|+:'
- Squished 'Q' to avoid using descender
- Wide '0'
- Bubbly '!'
- Inconsistent 't' point and lack of serif on 'j'
The large bold letters work well on the low-resolution displays at the time and many of the quirky were unlikely particularly noticeable there.
Apple Macintosh (1984)
Bold sans
1-11 pixels
10 pixels
Mac OS Roman
Susan Kare
Download in TrueType
Apple's second attempt at a GUI (after the Lisa) was the Macintosh. The system font was called Chicago initially as a bitmap font which was replaced with a scalable TrueType version. With Mac OS 8 it was replaced with the similar Charcoal typeface and then dropped entirely in Mac OS X which uses Lucida Grande for the UI.
This font was dusted off again in 2001 and with a few minor tweaks became the system font of the iPod (classic & mini) until the higher resolution color display model.
Unusual characteristics
- Proportional letters not fixed-width
- Some symbols are not bold at all '#%"/\*@^`'
- Lovely flourish on '&'
- Curve on 'a' actually touches the lower bowl
- Designed specifically to avoid diagonal strokes (jaggies) on the Mac's low-res screen
The high-resolution display let the designers really pay attention to detail and even though it was a 1-bit monochrome display it really looks beautiful for the time. It was little wonder that when Jobs went to NeXT they went with incredibly high-resolution monochrome displays again (at least initially and with 2-bit grayscale).
It's unlikely they were digital.
Commodore Amiga 1.x (1985)
Bold serif
6-7 pixels
7 pixels
320×200 (40×25 text)
640×200 (80×25 text)
320×256 (40×32 text)
640×256 (80×32 text)
Download in TrueType
The Amiga started with ex-Atari engineers desperate to design a 16-bit machine. It would eventually be purchased by Commodore and offer incredible graphics and sound that put Macs and PCs of the time to shame. Despite shipping with many fonts and supporting proportional text the default system font was a traditional fixed-width font called Topaz/8.
Unusual characteristics
- As well as some letters touching some symbols such as '\/' touched horizontally allowing nice ASCII art
- Unusual lower-case 'g' somewhere between double and single story
- Unusual almost comic-like '!'
- Some non-bold pixels for flourishes on 't&'
- Pixels missing on some curves 'aS' especially obvious in low resolution
- Over-extended 'r' looks odd in any resolution
- Alternate Topaz/9e – 10×9 (2 for descenders) – modified some glyphs like 'g' and available from Preferences as Text 60
The Workbench booted in white-on-blue (shown) and was intended for use either with their own Commodore monitors or home TVs. Despite the choice of a serif font it worked quite well on these displays although interlace was quite unusable without specialized displays.
Very similar to the IBM CGA system font, very likely to be derived from there.
The Amiga shipped with it's own font editor called 'Fed' found on the Workbench Extras disk in the Tools folder.
Commodore Amiga 2.x (1991)
Bold sans
6-7 pixels
7 pixels
Download in TrueType
Commodore's update to the Amiga saw all sorts of changes in the ROM and Workbench for the GUI including some revisions to the font and the ability to change what font the workbench used.
Unusual characteristics
- Over-extended top of '1'
- Open elements on '%@'
- Messy 'Q' is hard to distinguish
- Alternate Topaz/9e – 10×9 (2 for descenders) – modified some glyphs like 'g' and available from Preferences as Text 60
The Workbench booted in black-on-grey (shown) and the new font looked a lot more friendly as well as being a more legible choice for home TVs.
Obvious modification of the prior 1.x font to remove serifs and improve legibility.
WBScreen allowed you to choose which font to display in Workbench including some of the proportional fonts included.
Atari ST Low/Medium Res (1985)
Bold sans
6-7 pixels
7 pixels
ASCII+proprietary set
320×200 (40×25 text)
640×200 (80×25 text)
Download in TrueType
The Atari ST was Atari's answer to the Commodore Amiga after they failed to purchase back the talent and technology. The machine's GUI was based on GEM from Digital Research.
Unusual characteristics
- Descenders are cut very short on 'pq' despite 'gy' not following this style
- Inconsistent positioning between ',' and ';'
- Ugly braces '()' from the 8-bit font retained
The font was very clear and worked well in both square pixel (low resolution) and rectangular pixel (medium resolution) modes.
Almost identical to the Atari 8-bit font but with the capital letters, symbols and numbers extended a pixel higher (inverse symmetry was no longer a concern) and more consistent/cleaner lower-case letters 'sj'.
It is possible to change the system fonts used by the GEM desktop using the ST Font Loader.
Atari ST High Res (1985)
Bold sans condensed
6-7 pixels
12 pixels
ASCII+proprietary set
640×400 (80×25 text)
Download in TrueType
Unusual characteristics
- Very tall letters – some glyphs 14 pixels high but still only 6-7 pixels wide
- Avoids every trace of a serif except usual 'Iil' monospace hack
- Short descenders on 'pq' still
- Inconsistent choices for 'c' and 'R' and 'w'
Given that this screen mode was only available on high-resolution monitors it is very rectangular and failed to really take advantage of the unique situation in which it would be used.
Very likely based on the medium resolution font with some redrawing.
Bold serif
6-7 pixels
10 pixels
ASCII+code pages
640×400 (80×25 text)
Download in TrueType
Unusual characteristics
- Very tall letters – some glyphs 14 pixels high but still only 6-7 pixels wide
- Top bar of 'T' is two pixels thick
- Too-high double quotes '"' also styled inconsistently
- Another bubbly '!' like the Amiga's Topaz 1
- Inconsistent sizing between ',' and ';'
- Very large '$' even bigger than the capital 'S'
A reasonably nice serif font that gave a serious look if somewhat inconsistent in places.
Almost certainly based on the original CGA font.
Can be overridden by tools like fontedit.com.
For more analysis read Typography in bits: Other English micros or Typography in 8-bits: System fonts
Typography in 8 bits: System fonts
My love of typography originated in the 80's with the golden years of 8-bit home computing and their 8×8 pixel mono-spaced fonts on low-resolution displays.
It's quite easy to find bitmap copies of these fonts and also scalable traced TTF versions but there's very little discussion about the fonts themselves. Let's remedy that by firing up some emulators and investigating the glyphs.
Commodore PET (1977)
Regular semi-serif
5-7 pixels
7 pixels
320×200 (40×25 text)
Leonard Tramiel
Download in TrueType
Commodore's first business machine was the PET which came with a built-in monitor and a full character set unlike other machines at the time.
Unusual characteristics
- Primarily sans-serif but serifs present on 'BDJa'
- Slightly stylized '£'
The font is good choice for the original PET and its original monitor. It was unfortunately also used on the Vic-20 despite having half the screen resolution where it made a poor choice.
While not visibly influenced from anything else an almost direct rip of this font appears to have been used in the Apple Lisa debugger.
Apple ][ (1977)
Regular condensed sans
3/5 pixels
7 pixels
280×192 (40×24 text)
Download in TrueType
Apple's first professionally built computer was the Apple ][ which from rev 7 onwards added lower-case letters.
Unusual characteristics
- Uppercase letters can touch descenders on the line above as the full height is used
- Only first 7 columns per glyph otherwise would have been 35×24 text
- Vertical stems for '[]{}' are 2 pixels wide (bold)
- Very small slashes '/\'
- Upper-case is consistent although 'A' is very angular, 'G' unpronounced
- Lower-case less consistent – 'gf' has soft curves, 'mw' square, 'nhr' ignore curve of 'u'
- Numbers – unusual '3' but '96' over-extend
The font is well suited to the default high-contrast white-on-black (often green-on-black) given the machine was intended for use on their own monitors.
The upper-case, numbers and symbols were copied from the Signetics 64 × 8 × 5 character generator 2513 chip used in the Apple I and II in revision 0 to 6.
The later Texas Instruments TMS9918 Video Controller Chip used on Sega, Nintendo, Colecovision and TI/99 machines re-used this font with only a couple of pixels changed.
Changing the font requires replacing the 2 KB 2716 pinout ROM with your own EPROM or alternate ROM.
Atari 400/800 (1979)
Bold sans
4-6 pixels
6 pixels
320×192 (40×24 text)
Download in TrueType
Atari's entry into the home computing market put out some very capable machines with all sorts of hardware tricks (the creative geniuses behind it would go on to form Amiga). The same font was used on all Atari 8-bit models from the original 400/800 to the XL and XE models in the late 80's.
Unusual characteristics
- 6 pixels uppercase causes some vertical imbalance especially on '9'
- Braces are overly bold being 3 pixels wide.
- Less than and greater than symbols are too tall.
- 'MWw' make great use of width to nice effect
- Bar on 'G' too low, 'U' overtly square, 'X' very blocky, 'S' does not extend enough
The machine boots in a low-contrast blue-on-blue and is designed for use with TV's which explains some of the odd characteristics above like the square U to distinguish it from the V. It is likely the 6-pixel choice is to allow the letters to be centered when using inverse letter mode.
Adapted from Atari's arcade font quite likely by Lyle Rains and/or Susan McBride.
One byte per row, 8 sequential bytes making one glyph. You can reprogram this by poking address 756 with the page number of the new font (default of 226 for ROM location 0xE000).
Acorn BBC Micro (1981)
Bold sans
4-7 pixels
7 pixels
ASCII only
320×256 (40×32 text)
Download in TrueType
The Beeb, as it was affectionately known, has its own font which could display in three different modes – one wider and one narrower but many users might not recognize it all as it booted into 'Mode 7' utilizing a Videotex chip (used in the UK for text-on-TV and travel agents as well as in France for Minitel) that had a different font of its own.
Unusual characteristics
- Drops bold in tight spaces e.g '$&@'
- Outlines the tail on the 'Q' to make it much clearer
- Unique and beautiful '*'
- Does not extend low bar on 'e' as much as expected and 'f' seems to wide
- Vertically squished '?'
- Style of single-quote ' is inconsistent with comma
The machine generally shipped with good quality monitors and the combination of high-contrast colors and this bold font made it very readable indeed.
It's quite likely it was influenced by the Atari 8-bit font but with larger capitals and ascenders and a much more consistent look.
The system font is stored at 0xC00-0xC2FF with each character being represented by 8 sequential bytes (left pixel is high bit).
You can replace the font used by system text routine OSWRCH (0xFFEE) using the VDU command 23 followed by the ascii code and then 8 rows of data, e.g.
Sinclair ZX Spectrum (1982)
Regular sans
6 upper, 5 lower
6 pixels
ASCII + own
256×192 (32×24 text)
Nine Tiles
Download in TrueType
Sinclair's successor to the ZX81 added color and lower-case letters – again preserving the upper-case and numbers from it's predecessor but finally mapping them to ASCII. This font was re-used on Jupiter Ace and Timex machines but the ZX Spectrum was the most popular.
Unusual characteristics
- 6 pixels uppercase leaves many unevenly balanced 'BEFS' and 'X' with ugly 2×2 center
- Full stop is 2×2 pixels (bold) but colon, semi-colon and comma are not
- Capital 'MW' are very slight with latter hard to distinguish from 'V'
- Uneven styling 'c' omits curves, 'e' is soft 'g' is not, 'f' and 'k' are thin
- Only the copyright symbol uses to the top row of pixels
While the machine has a default high-contrast scheme the video output was poor because of the quality of the RF modulator and home TVs it was connected to. It looks like the designer decided to increase spacing between letters after the ZX80 from one to two pixels which greatly limited what could be done with the letters themselves. This was likely done for the same reasons it was done on the Atari 8-bit – namely to allow the letters to be centered when using inverse text modes.
Sinclair ZX81 (no lower case), ZX80 (7 pixels wide).
The system font is stored at 0x3D00-0x3FFF with each character being represented by 8 sequential bytes (left pixel is high bit). You can replace the system text routine (RST 10) by poking the new fonts memory address into the system memory map at 23606/23607 minus 256 bytes (the first 32 characters are non-printable, 32×8 = 256)
LOAD "newfont" CODE 49152, 768: POKE 23606, 0: POKE 23607, 191
Commodore 64 (1982)
Bold sans
6 pixels
7 pixels
320×200 (40×25 text)
Download in TrueType
Commodore took to take their success with the PET and applied it to the home first with the VIC 20 and then later with the wildly successful Commodore 64.
Unusual characteristics
- Inconsistent shapes/style across '147,&<>@Q'
- 2×2 pixel of '.' is not carried through to ';:!'
- Ascenders not as tall as capital letters
The bold font was essential for the low-quality TV's Commodore were aiming at. The inconsistencies across the font may have been intentional to help make the letters look different (A vs 4, 1 vs I, 7 vs T) given the limitations of the displays or just poorly implemented (see below).
Lower-case is identical to the Atari 8-bit font and likely copied wholesale as they do not match the upper-case well. Symbols, numbers and upper-case are a bolded version of the PET font that looses the serifs and also could explain the odd reproductions of 1, 2, 7 & 4.
See comment from Paolo below for details!
Amstrad CPC (1984)
Bold serif
6-7 pixels
7 pixels
320×200 (40×25 text)
Locomotive Software
Download in TrueType
Alan Sugar's foray into the UK market came a little later than the other 8-bits in 1984 with the Amstrad CPC series.
Unusual characteristics
- Full use of 7 pixels for upper and 1 pixel for lower means glyphs can touch
- Serif choice is unusual and not consistently applied because of space constraints
- '0' is wider than would be expected (copied from CGA font)
- Very distinctive curves on 'CGOQ'
- 'X' looks like a different style because of high mid-point
Sugar wanted the machine to look more professional than other home computers at the time. The choice of a serif based font to look like PCs which also featured serifs (at a higher resolution) reflects that desire.
Very similar to the IBM CGA font with some adjustments (fixes) to the horizontal positioning of some symbols. Many characters completely identical and some bearing style similarities too (wider 0, X choosing one side to be longer than the other). Some other characters bear similarity to the BBC Micro (Q uses the same trick to keep it distinguished) and a number of symbols and lower-case letters being the same where serifs would not fit.
The Amstrad CPC manual shows the system font but is different in some areas. It is possible it is a transcription problem (z is shifted up one pixel, missing pixels on '37PRz~' and extra pixels on '#b' ) although it could have been an earlier version from the designer as 'rG?' are subtly different.
Redefine using the Amstrad BASIC command SYMBOL that takes an ascii code and then 8 comma-separated values one-per-row in much the same way as the BBC with the VDU 23 command. SYMBOL AFTER must be set first e.g.
Regular condensed sans
5 pixels
7 pixels
ASCII Extended
320×200? (40×25 text)
Download in TrueType
The MSX differs from the other machines here in that it was a standard rather than a specific machine. It was very popular in Japan and did hit UK shores although I only knew a single person that had one apart from our school which had acquired several Yamaha models to control MIDI keyboards. Given the multiple manufacturers it's not surprising that some models had slightly tweaked fonts but the one shown here seems to be the most popular.
Unusual characteristics
- Full use of 7 pixels for upper and 1 pixel for lower means glyphs can touch
- Only 5 pixels wide for the letters
- Pixels touching on the curves of 'db' etc. look quite ugly
- Very angular curves on '5'
An unusual choice that feels very quirky.
Most likely influenced by the Apple ][e.
For more system font analysis read the sequel Typography in 16-bits: System fonts.
Five steps to blog (re)design
For some time I've wanted to refresh the design here at damieng.com which evolved out of the Redoable theme with my own tweaks to colours, typography, images and background until it was almost my own.
Almost, but not quite.
As an engineer I prefer incremental improvement over a complete redesign but I was at the point where the code-base (HTML, CSS and PHP) was unworkable. Partly my fault, partly the sheer complexity of a general-purpose theme with wide-ranging plugin support I didn't need.
These are the steps that helped me get to a clean minimal code-base that did exactly what I wanted and would like to share the experience for friends about to go through a similar process.
1. Decide on a layout
Getting layouts right across browsers can be tricky.
Thankfully a number of individuals have put together a number of reusable CSS frameworks that provide grid-based approaches to layout, compensating for differences in browser defaults and including some minimalistic styling.
These let you hit the ground running but they are not complete themes unless you're into minimalistic design.
I'm not a fan of fixed-width sites that contribute to the years of wear on my scrolling mouse finger so settled on the Fluid 960 Grid System which scales a 12 or 16 column grid system out to the full browser width while being incredibly easy to use and tweak.
At this point you'll want to copy the CSS they provide into your own development folder and take the existing HTML sample page and cut it down to the bare minimum of  and its necessary <link…> elements to setup the CSS plus the  and any intermediate child elements required to get the basic structure in place.
Now think about how many columns each section needs to cover and whether it should continue taking columns to the right or whether it should start on a new row after the existing section has finished.
Given I wanted the layout shown above I needed just three containers – the primary left area (red) would span 12 columns and would contain the branding, navigation and actual content. The right area (blue) would span 4 columns and contain the sidebar. As I didn't want my footer too high on pages with small amounts of content I created another section (not pictured) that also spanned 12 columns but would appear after the content in both sections. Simply:

2. Add your content
Unless you're planning on throwing away any of your content (not recommended if you have it), now is the time to drop in actual content, navigation and any chrome. At this stage real static HTML content is best – the combination of PHP, remotely uploading files and hooking in to dynamic content can really slow you down while you are trying to get the basics sorted.
The easiest thing to do here is to just view source a page on your blog and copy out the required blocks. For me this was:
- Two blog posts from the main page, they sit in the maincontent div above, each contained within a new
 so I can provide article-specific styling
- A brand new set of nested navigation elements created by hand based on the page structure – initially two levels deep to support the drop-down CSS menus
- My five sidebar elements – Search, Stay in touch, Topics, My most popular and Interesting finds
Bear in mind that you are going to need to keep the structure and content of your existing pages and articles unless you have the time to either go-back and edit each one or apply some bulk-changes via SQL UPDATE statements. For me, this meant keeping my post sub-headings as
 and sticking with my class="alert", class="code" and class="download" blocks I use for notifications, code snippets and downloads which required bringing some CSS elements in from the old theme.
3. Style the page
Design inspiration can come from many places – here are some best-of designs, portfolios and showcases to draw from:
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- 70 Fresh and Inspirational Blog Designs
- 70+ Ultimate Round-Up of Free PSD Website Templates
Now you have some basic HTML and CSS displaying real content it's easy to see what works and what doesn't with minimal resistance to experimenting.
I was happy with the existing look and I plan on further tweaks now my code-base is easy to understand so for now took the basic colours, background and icons then adjusted the layout, spacing, positioning, wording and elements like the content metadata. This was also an opportunity to experiment with some CSS techniques available but considering CSS3 browser support is limited right now I kept this to:
- @font-face for headings – Font Squirrel have a great set of @font-face kits including fonts with the CSS snippets
- text-shadow for headings and hyperlink hover-overs to achieve a glow effect
- border-radius for curved blocks and navigation bar (also used prior to the redesign)
- JavaScript to upgrade the search-box from type="text" to type="search" in Safari
The result is something that looks quite unique on Safari and Chrome yet still looks good on Internet Explorer 7.
4. Convert to a theme
Now our CSS and HTML looks great as a single page we need to create a theme for the blog engine. This consists of several specially-named files to dynamically construct the page as required.
You can build this from scratch but a basic theme like Starkers 'naked' WordPress theme is recommended. Merge the layout and style of your theme with the dynamic tags that drop in content, navigation and titles in from the basic theme. A quick start would be to modify:
- header.php with your HTML up to opening your main content div but:
- remove <link type="text/css"> elements to the CSS and replace with the one line <link> from the theme
- replace the static navigation elements with a call to a function to dynamically build it such as <?php wp_list_pages('depth=3&title_li='); ?>
- links for shortcut icons and ensure they point to files that exist, you don't want to be serving up 404 error pages every time
- meta tags – take the dynamic ones with <?php?> elements (content-type, description etc). from the theme and merge them with your sites existing ones if you have any
- sidebar.php with your HTML from closing the main content div through to closing the sidebar div
- footer.php with your HTML footer div (and in my case the preceding clear div) through to the end of the file
- single.php with your HTML that appears around each article with the necessary tags (like <?php the_content(); ?> taken from the naked theme)
- style.css with relative references to your CSS files and your new metadata, e.g.
Theme Name: DamienGNew
Theme URI: //damieng.com
Description: Minimalistic theme based on Fluid 960 Grid.
Version: 1
Author: Damien Guard
Author URI: //damieng.com
@import "css/reset.css";
@import "css/grid.css";
@import "css/damieng.css";
@import "css/navigation.css";
Rename the theme folder and upload it to your blog in the right location – for WordPress this is wp-content/themes.
5. Test drive, tweak, rinse and repeat
Now you want to test the theme without interrupting the existing one so don't go and set it to be the default just yet.
If you are using WordPress a few tips:
- WP Super Cache enabled sites – check Don't cache pages for logged in users so you don't see cached pages in the original theme pages or serve up pre-cached new themed pages for other visitors
- Theme Test Drive – lets you specify a new theme and what access level it applies to (e.g. 10 for admin) so you will see it while you are logged in for testing
- Page templates – leave them to last as WordPress will try to use them in the default theme too
- Keep an eye out for error_log files – they contain details of when pages failed
It's worth testing your site in popular browser and operating system combinations from your own analytics or you don't have any of your own stats check out usage share of web browsers at Wikipedia. The major engines are:
- Internet Explorer (Windows)
- WebKit (Safari on OS X, Chrome on Windows & Konqueror on Linux)
- Gecko (Firefox cross-platform & Camino on Mac)
- Opera (cross-platform)
Bear in mind that each browser can behave quite differently between versions – Internet Explorer 6 will likely render quite differently to 7 or 8.
Sites like BrowserShots can help by rendering your page on a multitude of browsers for you and present screen-shots (once the theme is live) to compare. Validating your HTML and CSS is a good idea because the errors and warnings it spots are the likely cause for odd rendering problems.
Now you see a single blog post rendered it's time to go through the rest of the files and apply the same merging process before you sit back, smile and make your new theme the default.
Font hinting and instructing – a primer
Taking my bitmap font Envy Code B into the vector TrueType Envy Code R was a long process, the most difficult being hinting.
Bitmap v scalable fonts
Bitmap fonts are incredibly easy to make. Using a program like Softy or BitFonter you decide the size of your letters and start plotting pixels. You can see exactly how it will look because you draw every glyph (letter/symbol/number) in every size you want to support. This can obviously be very time consuming and doesn't let you take full advantage of the resolution of the device and the capabilities it offers. A printer can handle in excess of 300 dpi while a display is typically 72 dpi (Mac) or 96 dpi (Windows) with LCD's supporting sub-pixels due to the individual layout of the red-green and blue elements you can't feasibly pre-plot every single combination and even if you could the file size would be rather large.
Rather than having specific set of pixels to turn on or off TrueType, OpenType and PostScript fonts contain a series of instructions that tell the computer the shape using a series of points, lines and curves. This means the computer can scale the glyph to the size that is required and then take full advantage of the device being rendered honoring the users preferences for anti-aliasing (smoothing using shades of grey), sub-pixel precision (smoothing using hints of red, green and blue to take advantage of the layout of colour elements in an LCD display), desired contrast and gamma settings etc.
Grid fitting
Such a scaled glyph won't fit perfectly within a pixel grid and a small sizes and low resolution it can look awful. It is also necessary to ensure that the vertical part of the letter I (known as a stem) looks very similar to the stem of other letters at the same size – we don't want some letters looking bold – and that the top of the letter o aligns nicely with the top of the i etc. (in most fonts). The glyphs themselves don't know what is a stem, what should align with other glyphs etc.
Many renders include logic to try and improve un-hinted fonts such as the drop-out control in Windows through to the full auto-hinter in FreeType. If you've ever used free fonts from any of the numerous web sites around you've probably seen that it doesn't get it right and it looks like this:
The first few versions of Envy Code R looked like that because to address this problem you need to learn a process called hinting, which let's the designer give the renderer "hints" on how to choose the pixels.
Font hinting started off as stem and edge identification so that glyphs would maintain the right proportions when sized and rendered on these low-DPI devices. It became apparent that a much more fine-grained level of control was required and so a stack-based byte-code language was developed as part of the TrueType specification to allow designers finer control in how points are adjusted to better take advantage of the display characteristics.
A TrueType font can contain extra blocks which describes, using a sequence of bytes that represent instructions and their arguments, the process by which to align the points and therefore make decisions about how best to fit the letter into the grid by retaining and adjusting various elements.
The important blocks are:
|Font program
|Run once when font first used to setup the tables.
|Grid-fitting and scan conversion
|Table specifying when to apply smoothing and grid-fitting based on size ranges.
|Control value program
|Run every time the font needs to be drawn differently (e.g. change of size, changing anti-aliasing etc)
|Control value table
|Set of tables that can be used to specify various heights, widths, spacing, positions etc. that glyphs can relate to.
Each instruction (opcode) has a mnemonic that is representative of what it does and these are documented in Chapters 5 through 6 of the TrueType specification (along with much other useful relevant information). Actual per-glyph instructions are stored with each glyph outline in the glyp block.
Rasterizing & rendering
There are many different ways a TrueType font can end up on your screen with a lot of variants between how vendors chose to render the font and what options they expose to developers and users to fine-tune the experience.
- Windows – User choice of 1-bit, 4-bit grey-scale anti-aliasing, ClearType, ClearType tuning and display DPI plus WPF and DirectWrite per-app options
- Mac OS X – User choice of sub-pixel anti-aliasing strength and 1-bit cut-off plus per-app 1-bit option (e.g. Terminal)
- Java – Per-application choice of 1-bit, grey-scale or sub-pixel rendering
- Flash – Per-application choice of 1-bit or grey-scale
- FreeType – Rendering library that exposes a number of runtime and compile-time settings
This is of course ignoring the other rendering engines out there such as the Adobe's Photoshop, RiscOS, D-Type rendering engine, Font Fusion (used on BeOS) etc. and prior versions of those renderers listed above (Flash and Mac OS changed significantly). Getting it pixel-perfect on every combination is impossible but we can try :)
Instructing fonts is a painstaking process at the best of times and few people deal directly with the low-level instructions instead relying on tools, stem identification and higher-level languages to achieve the same result. Some tools that have support for hinting instructions are:
- FontLab Studio 5
Comprehensive font-production package for Windows and Mac that includes auto-hinting and it's own higher-level link language that it can generate TrueType instructions from but it does not support viewing or modifying existing TrueType instructions and does not handle diagonals well. Rendering preview includes mono, grey-scale and ClearType. (Commercial $649)
- Fontographer 4.1
Rather dated font-production package for Windows and Mac. (Commercial $349)
- FontForge
Comprehensive font-production package that runs on X11 that includes auto-hinting and the ability to disassemble and edit existing TrueType instructions as well as debug them with stepping. Includes basic mono/grey-scale rendering options. (Open source)
- Microsoft Visual TrueType
Hinting instruction tool from Microsoft that uses it's own higher-level VTT Talk language that compiles down to TrueType instructions that you can further edit. Includes a comprehensive set of preview rendering options but is not capable of disassembling existing instructions. (Commercial, free with signed licence agreement)
Python scripts that can convert a font into an editable XML representation and back including disassembly and assembly of TrueType hinting instructions. (BSD)
- TTIComp
Command-line tool that provides an alternative C-like hinting language. (GPL)
- Xgridfit
FontForge scripts to provide an alternative XML-based hinting language. (GPL)
- TrueTypeViewer
Windows tool for displaying TrueType fonts and glyphs including debugging and descriptive disassembly of instructions. (GPL)
- TTHMachine
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I was out riding my Motorcycle, and after the ride, had a time of serious reflection..
There comes a time in every man's life when he is required to man the hell up. A time where you need to stare the devil in the eyes and casually ask him, "Is that all you got?" as he drags you through the 7 layers of hell. A time to say "The hell with the heliocentric model of the solar system, the universe in fact revolves around my Andromeda sized titanium balls." For me, that moment was yesterday, as I discovered a spider inside my helmet, at 90MPH...
Ahh your a wimp, try taking a sparrow straight in under the visor of a half shell at 70mph.
New underpants were needed shortly thereafter.
ps. birds stink when they explode
Ok, was only doing like 55-60mph, but took a fullgrown flying pheasant straight into the (luckily closed fullface) helmet many years ago as a relatively green motorcyclist, as I was riding along a straight piece of road, and it took off exactly at face height from a dirtpile just off the roadside. No warning or time to react or anything. Just WHAM and feathers everywhere. Luckily it just bounced off the helmet without cracking the visor, and i managed not to get into a crash.........went back and picked it up and took it along to my parents........we had it for dinner the same evening - great tender meat, allthough it did have a slight iron note to the taste
Had a somewhat soar neck for a couple of weeks, but that was it.
Back when I was 17, a school friend of mine did the spider in closed helmet thing while doing 40-45mph on a far too severely tuned small moped.....except he caught himself a wasp.
This strapping young fella however managed to pull his shyte together and concentrate on bringing his wobbly pile of nuts and bolts to a complete controlled halt, before he frantically started ripping his helmet off. He did get stung and boasted a lovely swollen purple eye for a few days after. The rest of the class however all agreed on that this dude had once and for all proven to have balls......
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Not a motorbike but a pushbike, military base in a tropical area, no lights, no stars or moon due to the 100% cloud cover, get hit by a 6 foot wingspan fruitbat, knocked me off the bike, got it's claws stuck in my shirt and started beating me around the head with it's leathery wings. I had NFI what had hit me. Got home covered in blood and clothes all torn to shreds, wife say's "You been drinking and fighting again?" I tried to explain that I had just finished work but she did not believe me.
A bee down the shirt at 50 mph, starts stinging...how fast can you stop and rip off your shirt.
I also had something hit me one night dead center between the eyes, breaking my glasses in half.
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Biomedical Signal and Image Processing / Edition 1by Kayvan Najarian, Robert Splinter
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All of the biomedical measurement technologies, which are now instrumental to the medical field, are essentially useless without proper signal and image processing. Biomedical Signal and Image Processing is unique in providing a comprehensive survey of all the conventional and advanced imaging modalities and the main computational methods used for processing the
All of the biomedical measurement technologies, which are now instrumental to the medical field, are essentially useless without proper signal and image processing. Biomedical Signal and Image Processing is unique in providing a comprehensive survey of all the conventional and advanced imaging modalities and the main computational methods used for processing the data obtained from each.
This book offers self-contained coverage of the mathematics and biology/physiology necessary to build effective algorithms and programs for biomedical signal and image processing applications. The first part of the book details the main signal and image processing, pattern recognition, and feature extraction techniques along with computational methods from other fields such as information theory and stochastic processes. Building on this foundation, the second part explores the major one-dimensional biological signals, the biological origin and importance of each signal, and the commonly used processing techniques with an emphasis on physiology and diagnostic applications, while the third section does the same for imaging modalities.
Throughout the book, the authors rely on practical examples using real data from biomedical systems. They supply several programming examples in MATLAB® to provide hands-on experience and insight
Integrating all major modalities and computational techniques in a single source, Biomedical Signal and Image Processing is a perfect introduction to the field as well as an ideal reference for the established professional.
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Signals and Biomedical Signal Processing Introduction and Overview What is a "Signal"?
Analog, Discrete, and Digital Signals Processing and Transformation of Signals Signal Processing for Feature Extraction Some Characteristics of Digital Images Summary Problems Fourier Transform Introduction and Overview One-Dimensional Continuous Fourier Transform Sampling and NYQUIST Rate One-Dimensional Discrete Fourier Transform Two-Dimensional Discrete Fourier Transform Filter Design Summary Problems Image Filtering, Enhancement, and Restoration Introduction and Overview Point Processing Mask Processing: Linear Filtering in the Space Domain Frequency Domain Filtering Summary Problems Edge Detection and Segmentation of Images Introduction and Overview Edge Detection Image Segmentation Summary Problems Wavelet Transform Introduction and Overview From Fourier Transform to Short-Time Fourier Transform One-Dimensional Continuous Wavelet Transform One-Dimensional Discrete Wavelet Transform Two-Dimensional Wavelet Transform Main Applications of the DWT Discrete Wavelet Transform in MATLAB Summary Problems Other Signal and Image Processing Methods Introduction and Overview Complexity Analysis Cosine Transform Introduction to Stochastic Processes Introduction to Information Theory Registration of Images Summary Problems Clustering and Classification Introduction and Overview Clustering versus Classification Feature Extraction K-Means: A Simple Clustering Method Bayesian Classifier Maximum Likelihood Method Neural Networks Summary Problems
Electrical Activities of Cell Introduction and Overview Ion Transport in Biological Cells Electrical Characteristics of Cell Membranes Hodgkin-Huxley Model Electrical Data Acquisition Some Practical Considerations for Biomedical Electrodes Summary Problems Electrocardiogram Introduction and Overview Function and Structure of the Heart Electrocardiogram: Signal of the Cardiovascular System Cardiovascular Diseases and the ECG Processing and Feature Extraction of ECGs Summary Problems Electroencephalogram Introduction and Overview The Brain and Its Functions Electroencephalogram: Signal of the Brain Evoked Potentials Diseases of the Central Nervous System and the EEG EEG for Assessment of Anesthesia Processing and Feature Extraction of EEGs Summary Problems Electromyogram Introduction and Overview Muscle EMG: Signal Muscles Neuromuscular Diseases and the EMG Other Applications of the EMG Processing and Feature Extraction of the EMG Summary Problems Other Biomedical Signals Introduction and Overview Blood Pressure and Blood Flow Electrooculogram Magnetoencephaogram Respiratory Signals More Biomedical Signals Summary Problems
Principles of Computed Tomography Introduction and Overview Formulation of Attenuation Computed Tomography The Fourier Slice Theorem Summary Problems X-Ray Imaging and Computed Tomography Introduction and Overview Physics of X-Rays Attenuation-Based X-Ray Imaging Image Quality Computed Tomography Biomedical CT Scanners Diagnostic Applications of X-Ray Imaging CT Images for Stereotactic Surgeries CT Registration for Other Image-Guided Interventions Complications of X-Ray Imaging Summary Problems Magnetic Resonance Imaging Introduction and Overview Physical and Physiological Principles of MRI MRI Formulation of MRI Reconstruction Functional MRI (fMRI)
Applications of MRI and fMRI Processing and Feature Extraction of MRI Comparison of MRI with Other Imaging Modalities Registration with MR Images Summary Problems Ultrasound Imaging Introduction and Overview Why Ultrasound Imaging?
Generation and Detection of Ultrasound Waves Physical and Physiological Principles of Ultrasound Resolution of Ultrasound Imaging Systems Ultrasound Imaging Modalities Modes of Ultrasound Image Representation Ultrasound Image Artifacts Three-Dimensional Ultrasound Image Reconstruction Applications of Ultrasound Imaging Processing and Feature Extraction of Ultrasonic Images Image Registration Comparison of CT, MRI, and Ultrasonic Images Bio-Effects of Ultrasound Summary Problems Positron Emission Tomography Introduction and Overview Physical and Physiological Principles of PET PET Signal Acquisition PET Image Formation Significance of PET Applications of PET Processing and Feature Extraction of PET Images Comparison of CT, MRI, Ultrasonic, and PET Images Summary Problems Other Biomedical Imaging Techniques Introduction and Overview Optical Microscopy Fluorescent Microscopy Confocal Microscopy Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscopy Electrical Impedance Imaging Electron Microscopy Biometrics Summary Problems RELATED TITLES INDEX
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I truly enjoyed reading this book because with a background in chemistry, I was not sure my knowledge of signal and image processing would be sufficient to fully understand the book. But the book described most complex concepts in a very easy and understandable fashion and I read and comprehended all the concepts in all chapters without any serious problem. The book is full of real-world examples that help readers feel the applications of the introduced concepts. I recommend reading this book to people who to need to have a deep understanding on biomedical signal and image processing.


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updated 12/30/2011 AT 1:00 PM ET
•originally published 12/30/2011 AT 3:00 PM ET
Let's get the party started!
A lucky young panda at China's Ya'an Bifengxia Base of China Conservation and Research Center got an early start to celebrating the New Year thanks to a bounty of gifts from keepers at the research center.
From a hot pink stool to a basketful of sports balls, this giant panda cub has enough to keep busy for all of 2012!
Click through to see another adorable photo of the playful panda.
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