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Description: C/C++ and python programmer. Some knowledge of graphic design too. Interested in Game Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life. Currently studying(by myself)too many things to be worth the mention. Happy to contribute to the 'help-without-compensation-asked' community. I hope every one that r ...
Studying skills for programmers. [ID:419] (1/8)
in series: C programming tutorial.
video tutorial by gasto, added 11/07
Studying skills are not taken into much consideration when it comes to any subject being studied. Ignoring studying skills for any subject is like assuming that a driver may start driving a car just by reading the manual, without knowing the basics of driving skills and essential methods to evolve from a beginner to an expert driver.
'Studying skills for programmers' is the starting tutorial on a series -from bottom to top- on programming with C.
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Thanks! It was useful video...
you are amazing
thank you ! though i can't not understand the video complete,i must say it is quite a useful thing. i am a undergraduate from china,and begin to learn C language severl months. i used the <Let us C>for my first book,can you give me some advices. (there may be not a few grammatical errors in the words upon ,for i am a chiniese and english is poor.ha ha!
thank you!
thank you ! though i can't not understand the video complete,i must say it is quite a useful thing. i am a undergraduate from china,and begin to learn C language severl months. i used the <Let us C>for my first book,can you give me some advices. (there may be not a few grammatical errors in the words upon ,for i am a chiniese and english is poor.ha ha!
thank you!
its good.. nice strategy and good methods of teaching.. i hope for the best... thank you
It was a good introduction....hope to learn more
these are very nice videos and upload some more videos and simply english language and thank you for this videos...........................!!!
i need this copy
its very nice, surely its going to help me for learning.
thank you.......
Helpful tips. I'm not sure if you should expand it, since an increased scope might confuse the average beginner.
Very good! You discuss some important preliminaries which are not often discussed.
I hesitate to give advice on language to someone who obviously has several (natural) languages at his command, but, in English, "advice" isn't changed to a plural by adding an 's'. In this way it's like "information" in that one doesn't say "informations". Of course, Spanish (which I think you speak), does make the useful distinction between singular and plural for advice: consejo, consejos. In English we sometimes use the clumsy phrase: "pieces of advice".
Thanks again for the very thoughtful, helpful tutorial.
Hey very cool Tutorial!
I can learn C and it has the nice effekt that I can learn English, too.
Thanks so much for the tutorials they are very useful to me so far i really appreciate the effort that you made :)
Thanks again,
Very inispiring ideas, a must for right start. Thanks a lot.
I want learn c language
Very useful tips. Kudos to the author.
i want to learn c language ...........i think this video can help me
It is my honour to serve. And I hope you continue the marvelous world of programming, and become a great programmer. You don't have to go to college to program useful applications. Keep reading articles freely available over the internet, watch video tutorials from ShowMeDo and Youtube. With patience and practice, after 2 years of studying the basics of a programming language you can start writing Graphic User Interface Applications or small websites or small games, depending on what your preferences and interests are. Cheers.
It's great work sir,I am from India,I want to study C,C++,But i have many pro.. I can't go for college,I am working in Cyber Centre By the time i can study , i like to study about programing,this video will be help full to me, Thanks for helping people, God will keep you always happy with good health, Thanks once agine
Thank you for sharing you're knowledge
Nice pointers. I like the idea of covering the walls with post-it papers. :)
Maybe you did. Don't recall you mentioning IRC. Having live chat support is a great help.
thank you ! though i can't not understand the video complete,i must say it is quite a useful thing. i am a undergraduate from china,and begin to learn C language severl months. i used the <Let us C>for my first book,can you give me some advices. (there may be not a few grammatical errors in the words upon ,for i am a chiniese and english is poor.ha ha!
thank you!
thank you ! though i can't not understand the video complete,i must say it is quite a useful thing. i am a undergraduate from china,and begin to learn C language severl months. i used the <Let us C>for my first book,can you give me some advices. (there may be not a few grammatical errors in the words upon ,for i am a chiniese and english is poor.ha ha!
thank you!
great job!!
I like your videos, these videos saved my reading time and like much video tutorial than reading any books so I love it.. Its very helpful gaining C programing knowledge with very short time. Thank you very much. Please keep uploading more video tutorial... :)
Great advise!!! Thanks
New to the site.i think it's a great start.Though it might be ur nature but i want to say the audio is not too good.
Graet work.
i would like to have more of your turorials and download them for studies. it has really helped me alot in my course in school.hope to hear from you soon.
Very good presentation, but he volume was very low, other wise very good.
Thank you.
Useful and interesting to see his way of doing things in regard to this topic.
Good advices, Gabriel
The subjetct and the presentation are great. Keep on!
Good movie, concerning about some interesting points on how do proceed. I just would say that you didn't speak very fluently, you missed the words and that disturbed the comprehension,
i am just starting out with Python
Very good advice.
Thank you
I like how explain to save money, I constantly think I need the latest and greatest to learn something. Great approach to learning programming. it really gets me ready to learn. thanks
Wow, glad to have experienced people as yourself watching my videos. Proof that my grandparents could be programmers. But they rarely touch a keyboard.
I am 71y old retired IBM 360 programmer.
I use your videos for fun.
Some good tips!
excellent job.Thanks for your time and effort.However you need to speak a little bit louder :)
good tips for beginners
Sir , Your video on "Studying skills for programmers" is an Awesome video. Though I not a newb, but I still ,thoroughly enjoyed your video. Learning any Programming Language is not a daunting task, this You have shown by
1)giving the approach, which is most important for any progammer and
2)giving very small but very powerful and useful points which are not
mentioned in any Programming Language.
This is achieved over years of Arduous work and experience.
the video is useful
Its good to know these basic important points
This is exactly the sort of guidance a novice programmer needs to hear. Most of what you say may seem self-evident, but only in retrospect. The most difficult thing, sometimes, for intelligent people to do is to be humble and patient. Demonstrating that other intelligent, accomplished programmers also have to be humble, patient, and diligent is very helpful.
I'm currently learning c so that that other languages make more since to me. You do an excellent job of breaking it down and making it simple for a n00b! I hope you continue with the series.
The part where you talked about how programmers must always be learning more is crucial.
Thank you for mentioning it.
Excellent intro to self taught programing. This is a outstanding presentation.
Please keep up the good work.
Thanks for the feedback, it is most welcome.
Unfortunately, you'll have to bear my terrible accent, and some glitches, throughout the current videos in this series... you witnessed my first screencast, and I've come a long way since then.
More recent screencasts will hopefully surprise everyone in terms of difference of quality in every aspect.
Very useful tips. Excellent tips. But I had a little difficulty in understanding the accent. It would help if the lecture is reproduced with the voice of someone else who is more fluent in english. I just could'nt grasp some words and had to ignore and go past it. Im worried if I will miss out on the more important tutorial videos in this way.
Agadis, try deleting your browser's cookies. Otherwise try another web browser.
Thank you.
However the video stops abruptly after exported bookmarks are shown. It lasts 7min:27sec. Is that so or is there an error?
Thanks very much for your useful videos
Please some more tutorial on C i am wait for them
After watching this first tutorial I must leave a positive feedback.
Well done. Inspiring.
Hello Jens,
I agree on the length of the video. Yet it is not intended to be viewed in one sole time, but the viewer can segment by him/her self, just remembering where he/she left it the last time.
I don't know if it is convenient to segment it by cutting the video into smaller chunks.
My profile is updated. e-mail me whenever you please.
Hi Gasto,
welcome on showmedo. Your series look very interesting and ambitious.
Some small requests: Can you publish a contact email address at your "my page" on showmedo ? I want to write you something and i think the comment function is the wrong place for it.
Can you upload your excellent (powerpoint?) presentation into the wiki ? I would love to read it off-line.
You may consider breaking this long video into several smaller videos.. my first video was also very long but i noted that most watchers -including myself- have an attention span of less than 4 minutes :-)
greetings from Vienna,
Don't worry about your English - it is clear enough. As long as you speak slowly most people can always figure it out - I thought it was fine.
By the way, I notice I get stuck in some moments with my english, as you surely already noticed, it is not my mother tongue, but I left it as is, I wanted to be rude with myself, and not correct it with any video editing tool, I will probably later on.
Sure Ian,
I was thinking that since it is aimed at a complete beginner for programming, just any beginner, including people wanting to learn Python, might benefit from it. A little help from that publicity will definetely work, and I will try and follow as those advises on that link.
Gasto - Welcome to ShowMeDo. This is a nice start to a C series, well done.
I'm a self-taught programmer, many of my friends who are good coders are also self-taught. I started when I was 8 on a Commodore 64, now I'm 31 and I've programmed many languages on many platforms (C/C++/Java/Assembler - Python is my preferred language).
Take a look at my guide to 'marketing' your series so that regular internet users can find your pages:
and of course ask our other authors in the Group what they do for publicity.
Spreading the word to the right users is important - we'll have to work a bit to bring C users to your tutorials (which is a good challenge!).


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John Deere's Moline:Fun, Attractions, and Things To Do in Moline
Certainly there are other things to do in Moline than Deere attractions (Lagomarcino's for one, but more about that later on). But Moline is certainly John Deere Central in many ways. Even if you're not into farming, a visit is just plain fun!
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Named after the French word for mills -- mills that once lined the banks of the Mighty Mississippi using its ever-flowing water for mill power -- Moline is in many ways the city that John Deere built. If your knowledge of John Deere doesn't extend past the Joe Diffie song in which a love-struck young man paints I LOVE YOU in John Deere green, Deere was a blacksmith transplanted from Vermont who set up a shop in Grand Detour, Illinois. He noticed that farmers faced a vexing problem. The sticky Midwestern soil stuck to their cast-iron plowshares and made it difficult and frustrating to turn the fields. But in 1837 Deere changed the world of farming. He created a plow with a highly polished steel share designed to shed soil. In the process, he also changed Moline. Deere, reputed to have said I will never put my name on a product that does not have in it the best that is in me, built a company that became one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural and construction equipment in the world.
Johyn Deere CommonsOpened in 1997, the John Deere Commons was developed as the centerpiece of the Quad Cities Riverfront Project that includes a conference facility and entertainment arena, Radisson Hotel, and the John Deere Pavilion.
The bland name can not convey the excitement city-bred folks can experience staring into the eye-level treads of a rumble-ready truly heavy metal colossus, or climbing up a flight of stairs to sit in the cab of one of these behemoths (and waving to the tiny people standing below). During warmer weather of late spring and summer there are also pieces displayed outside. The result is a kind of playground for adults.
There are also antique tractors, an exhibit area where you can learn how food is grown from seed, story of farming from 1830 to the year 2000, including details about how farms operated during different periods of time and what machinery and equipment were used. Videos describe the John Deere tractors made during those years.
Behind the pavilion is the retail store. No, not for the jumbo equipment but all kinds of goodies emblazoned with the John Deere name.
John Deere Collector's CenterJust down the road is the Collector's Center, a replica of a 1950s-era John Deere dealership. You can watch skilled technicians restore these historic pieces and view their antique tractors, the oldest going back to 1918. If you've got tractors of your own to restore, parts and manuals are available. And the nostalgia doesn't end with tractors, they also display memorabilia.
Deere-Wiman HouseNot all the houses of Deere and his descendants are intact, but two survive -- the Deere- Wiman House and the Butterworth Center. Both of these gracious homes were built in the late 1800s by Charles Deere, son of John Deere. He built the beautiful, three-story Victorian Deere- Wiman home in 1872 for himself and his wife. Later, in 1892, he built the Butterworth Home as a wedding gift for his daughter and son-in-law, Katherine and William Butterworth.
Originally 5,000 square feet, the Deere-Wiman House, know to the Deere family as Overlook, kept getting larger and larger, eventually tripling in size to 15,000 square feet. Tours of the house reveal its history and the lives of the people who lived there, and are definitely worth taking. One of the highlights seeing the once ground-breaking innovations that were incorporated into the house. Indoor plumbing was revolutionary, even if the shower now looks charmingly quaint, and the house was electrified in 1890. An elevator that runs from the lower level kitchen to the third floor and a central vacuum system were installed before 1900.
Butterworth Center
More John DeereGrand Detour It's also possible to visit the John Deere Historic Site with Deere's original homestead where he created that first steel plow. There's a replica of his blacksmith shop. Tours are available from April through October.
Corporate Headquarters Besides the offices, there's a display floor with current and historic John Deere products, including the Griard Mural created from more than 2,000 historical items from 1837 through 1918.
More Than DeereWhile Deere certainly put him imprint on the city of Moline, there are non-Deere attractions in the area.
The Rock Island Arsenal Museum is the Army's second oldest museum, opened to the public on July 4, 1905.
Lock & Dam No. 14 at Arsenal Island
is a system of locks that enables river traffic to safely navigate the Mississippi, evening out the water levels. The visitors center of the US Arm Corps of Engineers provides a great viewing deck, and they offer tours of this fascinating system.
Paths along the river beckon walkers, bikers, and families. Besides the view, there's public art. One piece in particular captures the excitement of living on the river.
Museums of Davenport
Just across the river is Davenport, Iowa. Among the museums of city is the River Music Experience preserving and celebrating American roots music as well as the Quad City music legends. An 81 foot interactive multi-media wall exploring the music and lives of musicians like Prince, B.B. King, and the Beatles from the American songbook.series of computer databases with over 300 biographies, 1000 audio files and in-depth information on America's music on America's river. It's got something for everyone and is well worth the visit. Probably well worth several visits.
Le Claire
A little further down the road is the charming town of Le Claire. The river pilots who led the boats up and down the Mississippi often chose to live in the little water-side town. The houses, dating back to the mid-1800s are now private homes but the nine-block Cody Road area is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For more information call the Eastern Iowa Tourism Association at 800 891-3482.
For more information on visiting Moline and the nearby cities visit Visit.QuadCities.com.

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Alpe d'Huez: hotels
Prices are per person, based on two sharing a double or twin, for seven nights, unless otherwise stated
Résidence Christiania houses simple self-catering apartments of modest size. But you're here to hit the mountain and this is a cheap and convenient place in which to lay your head. Christiania is in the ski-in/ski-out Bergers district, 150m from the piste and two of the main mountain access lifts, the Alpauris and Marmotte chairs. From £231 for the whole apartment for up to four people, travel not included, from PowderBeds (powderbeds.com).
Chalet Les Eterlous is also in the Bergers district and sleeps 30 in simple-but-cheerful surroundings. It's located 220m from the ski school meeting place at the Bergers shopping centre and well positioned for the Marmotte and Alpauris chairs, or the chair towards the hamlet of Auris. From £407, including travel and chalet half-board, from Skiworld (skiworld.co.uk).
Chalet La Brêche sleeps 16 and is the flagship of tour operator Ski Total's four chalets. It's in the Viel Alpe quartier, also known as the Old Town, and more convenient for the nightlife than for main mountain access. However, you can reach the door by the green piste that runs parallel to the Télécentre bucket lift. It's built in Scandinavian style and has a hot tub and two saunas. From £578, including travel and chalet half-board, from Ski Total (skitotal.com).
Hotel Chamois d'Or (chamoisdor-alpedhuez.com) is a recently renovated four-star hotel with a spa with steam room, sauna, massage, and a good-sized pool. It is also within a few paces of the main DMC lift at the Rond Point. From €415 per person half-board for a standard room, travel not included.
Club Chateau is a smart seven-bed chalet. It's operates as a chalethotel, with a large living area and professional chef who offers a flexible menu with wine included. There's a log fire, sauna and hot tub and the location is perfect – right by the DMC gondola. From £1,019, including travel and chalet half-board, from VIP (vip-chalets.com).
Le Cristal de l'Alpe is a block of recently-built luxury apartments built in traditional Savoyard style and a cut above the other self-catering options in resort. It's got a pool as well as a spa with hot tub, sauna, steam room and massage treatments. The Télécentre people mover lift that takes you to the lifts at the Rond Pont is 50m away. From £2,326 for studio apartment sleeping up to four people. Ski Collection's (skicollection.co.uk) ski-drive price includes Eurotunnel crossings.


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NEW YORK — Fashion's tastemakers and trendsetters started packing up on the eighth and final day of New York Fashion Week Thursday as shows began in London, followed by Milan and Paris. But as the runway previews of fall looks continue in Europe, some early trends have emerged.
The most popular looks to grace the runways over the past eight days include leather, military- and menswear-inspired tailoring and an overall sultriness that finds its allure in the mystery of the woman sheathed in high necklines and leather leggings instead of bare skin or overt sexiness.
Some of the best looks at Ralph Lauren's show on Thursday were borrowed from the boys in a collection plucked from a closet of a British aristocrat. The eveningwear silhouettes were simple, jazzed up with jeweled collars — often with a high neckline.
"There's a real practicality to the season in New York. There's a lot of clothing that women will want to buy and wear," said Ariel Foxman, editor of InStyle magazine. "I'm not seeing big, strong trend messaging. It's not ALL about colorblocking or ALL about military."
But one thing the stylish shopper will need is a new coat — could be a leather trench, an officer's jacket or a tweed blazer — but outerwear was the big story after many cycles of daytime dresses.
"It's interesting that in this mild winter there is so much outerwear," said Foxman. "This idea of what fall and winter should be doesn't go away."
Brandon Holley, editor in chief of Lucky magazine, liked that a single outfit could have the toughness of a military look combined with a prim lace collar.
Attention was also drawn to the face with turtlenecks, which plays into the covered-up sexiness.
"Sexy to me is an attitude or mindset," said designer Prabal Gurung, whose show was a top draw here. "There's nothing sexier than confidence this fall."
Well, there is all the leather, which sometimes was tough looking but otherwise soft and buttery like the best pair of gloves. Holley said she sometimes spots the trends by what the front row is wearing by the end of the week.
"I saw a lot of leather leggings. And then there were leather sleeves or leather pieces," she said. "It's about wearing a lot of leather but not wearing all leather."
Calvin Klein designs have long been known for their razor-sharp lines, but the label's creative director Francisco Costa seems to have a knack for curves, too.
His fall collection presented as one of the last major shows of New York Fashion Week ended things the way the season largely started, offering clothes for a woman who can seduce and charm with intelligence and strength, but without wearing anything too tight or revealing.
Costa, in fact, purposely created a looser hourglass shape for this muse that gives room to move and breathe, sculpting stiff wool fabrics into outfits with rounded jewel necklines and a little extra fabric at the hips. For most women, this is going to work better in coats than dresses, but on the models, it was nice to see the chic, fuller shape shifts.
"Mysterious, sexy and super urban" was how Costa described it just after the show. "The iconography for this is all super modern," he said.
"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" star Rooney Mara sat in the front row, and the clean, architectural and unadorned style that Costa has crafted as his Calvin Klein signature seems a perfect fit for her. She might be the one to pull off a leather look at the Academy Awards.
The colors, as usual here, were dark and stark, with the only bright moments coming from a few flashes of red and a salmon-colored dress made of a glazed tweed and tulle.
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Sorry if this is too generic a question, but we do a lot of imaging on a lot of different models of PC (all using Windows XP and Symantec Ghost).
The first issue identified was the use of a checksum and utility partition. We were able to defeat this by deleting the partitions and creating one large one.
The next issue is getting windows to accept a CD key. I've even gone so far as to extract the CD key from a Lenovo x61 and attempt to use it again after cloning, with no results. When feeling particularly plucky, I've attempted dealing with Microsoft Activation support, who told me that the CD key was counterfeit, and Lenovo, who told me that they didn't support cloning/sysprep and that I would have to talk to Microsoft.
At some point, we were cloning PCs without sysprep and then running NewSID after cloning. With the latest batch of Lenovo T510s, that procedure seems to stop the network card from working again (even after reinstalling drivers).
My latest has been trying out a universal image (courtesy of driverpacks.net and offline sysprep), this image has been certified working on 7 different models in the environment, but does not want to take on a Lenovo: We freeze at the first screen in mini-setup.
Everyone in the organization likes the Lenovo hardware, but it is getting to be very very time consuming to support. Does anyone have any tricks to bypass all the pain that seems to be inherent in cloning each new model of Lenovo laptop?
Note: Unsure if this should be community wiki or not. There may be an exact answer of something I'm doing wrong, but it may turn out to be just a few pro-tips and general suggestions. I am leaving it as a regular question for now, but am welcome to changing it to community wiki if needed.


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Grandmother's Pound Cake
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Prep 0 mins
Cook 1 hr
The recipe is from Fannie Farmer Cookbook (1972 edition). It is a buttery dense cake. I have been making it for years. My family loves this cake. My daughter is especially fond of the ends. I have made it to serve plain or as an ice cream cake topped with a frozen fruit mixture. You must use an electric mixer to get the batter light and fluffy.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup butter (no substitutes)
- 1 2⁄3 cups sugar
- 5 eggs
- 2 cups pastry flour or 2 cups cake flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- Set oven at 300 degrees.
- Butter and flour 1 large or 2 small loaf pans.
- Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
- Beat in eggs one at a time.
- When creamy fold in the flour and salt.
- Spoon in pan/pans.
- Bake for 1 1/2 hours.
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Absolutely delicious. Made exactly as written and would not change a thing. Light and moist. And yes Toni, I eat your end piece. LOL :) thanks Hot Pans for sharing.
Delicious! Made as directed. A classic worth making time and again. Thank you, Chef Hot Pans! Made for PAC Spring '09.
Perfect!!! I had not made a pound cake before this recipe, always bought Sara Lee's Pound Cake. And I have to totally agree with 4-H Mom's experience of smelling this cooking, it is the best smell for baked goods!!! I had a piece for breakfast the next morning and it is delicious!!! I am now using the rest of the cake for another recipe that called for pound cake, strawberries, pudding and whipped topping. It is so moist and buttery delicious!!! Made for PAC Spring 09!!! Thanks for sharing your recipe Chef Hot Pans!!!


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America is a nation making itself up as it goes along a story of discovery and invention unfolding in speeches and images, letters and poetry, unprecedented feats of scholarship and imagination. In these myriad, multiform, endlessly changing expressions of the American experience, the authors and editors of this volume find a new American history.
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Over at Display, Graphic designer Richard Danne tells the story of the fantastic "worm" logo he and partner Bruce Blackburn created for NASA in 1974. It was used for almost twenty years until the NASA administrator Dan Goldin unfortunately reinstated the previous "meatball" logo, developed in 1959. Read the rest
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Ron English is a great favorite around these parts, as this extensive collection of Ron English posts from our archives can attest. I can't wait to start decorating my environs with his work
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Digging this drawing by astronomy blogger Invader Xan, showing spaceships of the past, present, and (possible?) future lined up side-by-side for size comparison. I, for one, just learn that the Space Shuttle Orbiter was larger than I thought in comparison to the International Space Station.
Also cool: Skylon—a rather terrifying name for a spaceplane that's currently in the early stages of development by a private company. Interestingly (or, perhaps, even more terrifyingly—seriously, this thing is going to need a new name, like woah), Skylon would not have a human pilot but would be capable of hauling humans into space, carrying up to 24 in a special box loaded into the payload bay.
Check out Invader Xan's blog, Supernova Condensate, for more information, including a version of this graphic that includes the Starship Enterprise.Read the rest
My standard operating procedure is to use an ultra-high resolution camera combined with a top-of-the-line macro lens to photograph tintypes. I use strobe lights to illuminate the artwork. Strobes produce "hard" light, much like the sun on a clear day. In addition to the strobes, I place a polarizer over the camera lens and polarizer gels over the strobe lights. This eliminates all reflections and enables the camera to pick up a greater tonal range along with more detail...Restoring a Photograph from the 1870s (via Kottke) Read the rest
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I recall in at least 2 episodes of Star Trek (the encounter with people from Andromeda in TOS and the Traveller in TNG) that there is reference to and contact with external galaxies. By the 29th century, we see that timeships exist. My question is, is there any reference to intergalactic relations in Star Trek in the future (say, by the 29th Century), or does the Star Trek Universe stay in the Milky-Way Galaxy?
Aside from a few unusual strayings outside the galaxy, such as in TNG 1x06 Where No One Has Gone Before, and visitors from outside the galaxy, no, we're pretty much confined to our galaxy due to the Galactic Barrier:
The barrier doesn't have an explanation in canon, but the Q Continuum novels explain that it was created by the Q in order to keep out 0, the being that had destroyed the Tkon Empire.
No, not directly. But at least one of the guys who worked on the franchise, Star Trek:Enterprise's production illustrator Doug Drexler, thought there would be, in at least one future timeline.
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Gene by Gene said today it will acquire Arpeggi, a developer of solutions for genome sequencing, data management, and computational analysis whose backers include General Electric. The price was undisclosed.
"The acquisition of Arpeggi's technology and its world-class team of data and technology experts will enable us to accelerate Gene by Gene's plan to make next-generation DNA sequencing and clinical genomics accessible and affordable to all," Max Blankfeld, a managing partner of Gene by Gene, said in a statement.
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Our church serves the village of Oldbury on Severn and the surrounding area. The parish of Oldbury on Severn with Shepperdine is part of a larger benefice, centred on Thornbury. Services are held every Sunday, usually in the evening at 6 pm. There is a small chapel at Shepperdine.
We make every effort to reach out to young people in the area. The church has strong links with the Oldbury Deckers youth club, and the village school.
The Churches Together group in Oldbury works towards closer links with other Christian denominations. The Together page has further information
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GALLIANO — Golden Motors Bayou Boys pitcher Bryan Bergeron wanted the win, so he took matters into his own hands, connecting on a two-run single in the bottom of the seventh to give the South Lafourche-based team a 6-5 victory over the Trojans on Friday.
"We don't get to win (with a walk-off hit) very often, so yeah, it was great," Golden Motors Bayou Boys coach Kit Laird said. "And what was great about it is, Bryan pitched such a great game, and it came down to the last inning, and he came through for us."
The Central Lafourche-based Trojans (0-4 overall) opened the scoring when lead-off man Jordan Caillouet knocked a homer over the center-field fence. A passed ball with a runner on third gave the Trojans a 2-0 lead in the first.
The Bayou Boys (3-3) got one back in the second on Bryce Cheramie's sacrifice fly, scoring Bruce Lee, who doubled to open the frame. Lee scored again in the fourth after reaching on an error and stealing second and third, coming home on the first of back to back doubles from Bryce Cheramie and Shawn Cheramie to give the Bayou Boys a 3-2 lead after four.
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Regan Dufrene's single opened the bottom of the sixth, and, after two outs, a throwing error on the Trojans put Bryce Cheramie on first while Dufrene made it to third. Cheramie's move to steal second caused a throw from Trojan catcher Cavallo, which allowed Dufrene to steal home, making it 5-4 at the end of six. The Trojans went three-up, three-down in the top of the seventh, and brought on reliever Austin O'Dell to pitch the bottom. Erik Trosclair singled to right to start the frame, and a hit batter put runners on first and second. Corey Helmer's sacrifice bunt advanced the runners before Bergeron's shot down the third base line ended the game.
"It was a slow-paced game," Trojan coach Scott Duplantis said. "There was some good pitching in the beginning, not a whole lot of runs being scored until late in the game, and you started to see guys get tired. (Bergeron) started to peter out at the end, and we were able to take advantage of it. But he stayed in there, and got the job done."
Jace Cheramie opened the game for the Trojans, and pitched two innings. Brett Babin pitched four innings in relief. O'Dell took the loss.
Bergeron got the complete-game win, giving up four hits while striking out seven and walking three.
At Lutcher, five errors were too much for the Golden Motors Bayou Boys to overcome in Thursday's Swampland Baseball League game.
All of Lutcher's runs were unearned.
Collecting one hit each for the Bayou Boys were Trosclair, James Mayberry, Justin LeBlanc and Bergeron.
Dufrene suffered the loss despite giving up no earned runs on five hits and two strikeouts in five innings of work.
The E.D. White Catholic-based Synergy Bank Cardinals stepped out of Swampland League play Friday and topped Westminster Christian Academy, 9-0, and John Curtis Christian, 6-5, to improve to 11-3 overall.
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With his son, Cameron, in federal prison after his July 28 arrest on felony charges of dealing drugs, Michael Douglas says he was "no angel" as a father.
"I'll assume whatever responsibilities I have to," the leading man, 65, tells AARP The Magazine for its March/April cover story. "Would it have been better to have been around more? Absolutely. There were absences, and I was no angel."
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Name: Fujimoto, Junichiro
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Height: 180cm
Date of Birth: April 22nd, 1991
Degree: Business, with a minor in marketing
Year: 4
Junichiro is a hard-working, bright man who has always had big visions and ideas since he was a kid. He was raised in a family who kept him busy with many extra-curricular activities, mostly music-related due to the desires of his mother. As a child, he envisioned himself being a game developer since he often played on game consoles with his father.
However, his elementary and middle school years were mediocre and it turned out that Junichiro was very average at programming (which he was attempting to learn so he could create his own games). Mediocre grades did not please his father, who was becoming more distant as Junichiro went through his teenage years due to work and a possible affair. The household became rather stiff and Junichiro felt the pressure to try harder to please his discontent father.
He started making friends with the "smart kids" in high school and tried to increase his scores. It worked, but his father remained rather unfeeling towards his son and appeared difficult to please. Junichiro had a few relationships with girls in high school but nothing too extraordinary---he often let them wither and fade away.
Due to his sub-par programming skills, he decided to change his path to business when University came. Upon entering Kamenoko, he had a burning desire to be top of his classes in order to win back the affection of his father. By his second year, he was working part-time, running as the Student Council president (and would for the next two years), and working on marketing ambitious gaming projects.
His second and third year of University were by far the most successful in his entire life. He partnered up with a terrific programmer and ended up developing a game on the Occulus Rift, a virtual reality headset that had recently been produced in America. They won an award in a business competition for their efforts. However, there were some quarrels between the two in regards to the business model that they would use in order to market and build the full game, as well as some funding and monetary issues. The project has apparently been put on a hiatus.
Amiable and open. On the surface, Junichiro is an extremely kindred person with an openness towards just about anyone. He appears optimistic and is always offering his help in whatever way he can. With a tendency to go out of his way for his friends, he has maintained quite a strong and large social circle for himself. He has a rather popular reputation and is generally well-liked by people, though this is very much a surface trait and a 'social image' for him to live by.
Courteous and overcompensating. This is by far the most obvious feature of Junichiro and perhaps a repercussion his complex towards his father. He will bend over backwards for people, regardless of who they are. A people-pleaser at heart, he genuinely enjoys seeing others happy through his efforts. However, he is much too complaisant and has a difficult time stating his opinions. When it boils down to confrontations, he buckles under stress and either keeps his mouth shut or tries to appease the situation.
Strong moral integrity and work ethic. Junichiro is extremely grounded in his moral values and makes a very honest businessman. He dislikes the shadier parts of the industry and fights against it in every way he can. However, this leads him to be quite naive and probably ill-suited for some tasks; he could probably be taken advantage of quite easily in the industry. He also tends to overwork himself since he's not 'naturally' smart, thus getting swept away in diligence and tight schedules. This makes him an ideal University student, of course, but has consequently deteriorated his past relationships.
Uptight and neurotic. It rarely shows, but Junichiro is extremely anxious for his future and fearful that he will never appease his father. If he is discontent with a situation, he generally keeps it bottled up due to his appeasing personality. This can cause him to get in a mental fit when he's alone and he has a lot of trouble dealing with stress. As a result, he has a slight case of insomnia and often lays awake worrying about situations that he is too afraid to confront.
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Occupation: Recently promoted manager at Nikotek
awesome! added to favs
that's weird... he sounds a lot like me O.o
Why is your bby so cute.
Why is your bby so cute.
His father probably goes "C++? Why not A++?" on his programming :U *shot*
why you make such beautiful people ;u;
why you make such beautiful people ;u;
SCREECHES JUNICHIRO YOU BABE YOU GIVE ME FEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLSSSSSSSSSSS weeps at hos backstory atsuko knows that whole parent affair business ; 0 ;
He looks really cool! I love his hair.
And poor boy, I hope he gets his father affection again ; w;
And poor boy, I hope he gets his father affection again ; w;


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Our Gourmet: Fresh and local, good and satisfying
General impressions: 18/20
We aren't typically drawn to organic foods, and vegetarian is a choice we usually make only when we haven't had a chance to stop at the supermarket meat counter. So we approached the Rustic Leaf with a touch of hesitation born of ignorance. But we were also very curious, and we were intrigued by the great variety and imaginative combinations on the menu. There's something for everyone — vegetarian dishes and a long list of salads, as well as chicken, fish, beef and pork.
The Rustic Leaf is located in a big old Colonial house just off Milford's downtown Oval. Guests enter through the bar in the back, and there's an old red railroad caboose coupled to the house that is part of the kitchen. We wound our way through the hallways to one of two dining rooms in the front of the house. Ours was a long, thin room with eight tables set for two, four or in one case, five. It was brightly painted in yellow with white woodwork, brightly lit, pleasant and clean, simply and nicely decorated.
The pace of service was a bit slow, which we attributed to the kitchen, not our server. But we also attributed it to the freshness of the ingredients, figuring there's not a lot of frozen or microwaved food on the menu, so we were willing to be patient.
And overall, we couldn't have been happier with our experience. In fact we'd definitely put the Rustic Leaf on our 'come again' list.
Appetizers: 28/30
OG: Skeptical as he might have been about the prospects of organic dining, TBP set all that aside when he got a look at the appetizer menu, which featured a variety of his favorites (all priced at $7.95). He chose the Homemade Nachos with Roasted Vegetables, Organic Black Beans, Cheddar and Feta Cheese. The tasty medley of roasted summer squash, zucchini, corn and broccoli was a great alternative to the typical Mexican-spiced ground beef, and TBP made quick work of the good-sized portion (so good sized that it in fact put a dent in his entree appetite, which is saying something). He gave it a 9 of 10.
I chose the Sweet Potato Crab Cakes with Sour Cream Remoulade. I love crab cakes, and these were excellent. There seemed to be very few ingredients in these cakes beside crab (and lots of it), mashed sweet potato as binder and a great, slightly spicy seasoning mix. Different and delicious. 10/10 The Dining Companion: One quibble with OG here — we didn't exactly choose our appetizers.
TBP likes to hedge his bets, so OG and I were TOLD that among the three of us, someone had to get the Crab and Artichoke Dip with homemade nacho chips (which I was planning to get anyway), and someone else had to get the crab cakes. It was just a question of who got what. My dip was packed with crab, just the right amount of artichoke so as not to make it too acidic, covered with cheese and served piping hot. They were low on nacho chips, so with my OK they substituted toasted ciabatta bread. The dip was fantastic, but the toast was too thick and hard.
I was able to try it with a few of the chips that TBP grudgingly surrendered, and that was the perfect match! 9/10
Entrees: 24/30
OG: I could not have been happier with my entree, Chicken and Spinach Ravioli with Roasted Chicken, Roasted Peppers, Asparagus, Portobello Mushrooms and Goat Cheese Reduction ($18.95). I got seven or eight large raviolis stuffed with chicken chunks, spinach and cheese, in a wonderful, cheesy sauce full of pieces of the mushrooms, red peppers and asparagus promised in the menu listing. It smelled wonderful, tasted even better, and was the clear winner among the evening's selections. 10/10
TBP debated a few entree choices before choosing the safe route of Grilled New York Sirloin with Mashed Red Potato, Merlot Demiglace and Garlic Butter ($23.95). A beef fan, the boy was impressed by the size of the steak and its tenderness, but he said it could have been more flavorful and thought it was overly charred, overpowering the steak itself. The steak and mashed potatoes came with the vegetable of the day, sliced and roasted carrots. He gave his entree a 6/10.
TDC: I opted for the Roasted Haddock with Lump Crabmeat, Parmesan Cheese, Garlic Mashed Potato, Crab Cream Reduction ($19.95). It was delicious, but I would have liked a bit more of the crab cream reduction. (8/10)
Desserts: 16/20
OG: The ravioli was more than enough to fill me up, so I passed on dessert. However, my dining companions did not pass on the opportunity to give me a hard time for suggesting that I might share a bit of each of their desserts — for research purposes only, of course. So I limited myself to a meager forkful of each. Both were good, but had I ordered, I would have been happier with TBP's choice of the Lemon Raspberry Cake. It was a tall wedge of cake with raspberry filling between the layers and a light, creamy frosting. Not too heavy after a big, satisfying meal. 8/10 TDC: Ahem... as for OG's 'research-only' sharing, I think his exact quote when I ordered dessert (before TBP could get his choice out) was '... and bring three forks with that!' My choice was the Molten Lava Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream. Being the chocoholic of the group, anything with a gooey chocolatey center in a rich chocolate cake is a no-brainer. The 'lava' was a bit too hot, and although not the best I've had, I still would order next time we dine here. And OG can order his own. 8/10
Total: 86/100


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Judy Westman
RE: Catholic Diocise of Columbus Cemeteries
I have maps of the cemetery and have been walking each row and section, creating a log of the location of each headstone. Currently finishing the Cathedral D Single Row section. Am happy to share pdf files of the maps with you if you don't have them. While working in the cemetery for the past year, I have been able to help the occasional visitor find the location of the grave they were searching for. Some are using FindaGrave as source material and it is helpful to them to have more specific row numbers and locations rather than a general section that may contain 1000-2000 graves. I cross check each plot based on the plot numbers for surrounding graves that have already been recorded from the Catholic Diocese Cemetery databank. Those recorded plot numbers have a really high correlation with the actual location in the cemetery (paper handwritten records always have a few errors). I can only vouch that a marker is or isn't present at a location.
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RE: Catholic Diocise of Columbus Cemeteries
I think they removed the link. It hasn't worked for me for several months. Nor did the cemetery controller respond to an email sent to him.
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RE: Gustave Ulman
I am here at Greenwood. Whenever you need me, just call. I am not able to get out every day to take pictures, but I will be happy to help in any way I can.
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RE: Gustave Ulman
I try. . . .please let me know of any updates or questions on Greenwood and Woodlawn Cemeteries in Zanesville OH. I am the secretary there and I try to make sure that interments are in the computer with their locations. Sometimes I'm successful and other times, I'm not. :) I think that's just the way it goes. Thank goodness that all of the findagrave volunteers I know are easy to work with and willing to help.
Tricia "Willow"
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RE: Gustave Ulman
I already made the small changes that I could and I left them for him to accept.
Gustave's mother is also there, just not listed anywhere on either stone.
I spoke to her great grandson yesterday, numerous times - I am hoping that the family will do her justice and have her name and dates engraved on the stone.
Tricia - "Willow"
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phone # correction
Nancy Ann
I apologize I made a typo in my phone# its
Thank you
Gehrig L. Hursey
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My Grandaunt Linnie May Hursey
Hi Nancy
My name is Gehrig Hursey I live in Columbus, Oh
Linnie was my grandaunt. Her brother Dallas Hursey
was my Grandfather they all lived in Gratiot, Oh.
I saw the picture of her you posted Its the only one I've ever seen. I do have a family portrait my
Grandfather gave me of her and her mother and dad (peter and Nancy)and her other siblings. Could you please give me a call at 614-282-8475.
With deepest Appreciation,
Gehrig L. Hursey
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Hi Nancy,
Thanks for posting gravestone marker for my cousin Kenneth and his wife Dorothy. Thank you also for providing the correct death date. Appreciate your time and assistance.
Debbie # 47064450 (from Toboso, Ohio; now Cape Coral, Fl)
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Here's a link to what looks like a new article with lots of photos (!): http://www.scoutingny.com/the-145-year-old-nyc-gas-station-that-started-out-as-a-blacksmith-shop/. Alternately, Google "Farrington, bayside, NY"
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I wanted to ask you, too, if any of your Farringtins are from New York. My great-grandmother Hannah Knight had a sister , Rachel, who married a William Farringtin from New York (Jamaica, I believe). She died shortly thereafter, possibly in childbirth, but apparently the child survived and William remarried. The family owned a blacksmith shop, and later a gas station, which still bears their name.
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