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Divided Returns
The San Jose rock band debuted all-new songs at the Blank Club last Friday
By Sarah Quelland
'WE GOT THE JITTERS right now," Divided vocalist Ryan Reynoso told the crowd packed inside the Blank Club last Friday (July 30). It's been about eight months since Divided's last live performance. After parting ways with their former guitarist, vocalist Reynoso, bassist Nelson Candido and drummer Paul Avila spent months regrouping, rehearsing with new guitarist, Josh Hernandez, writing new material and ultimately abandoning attempts to come up with a new band name.
If the members of Divided were nervous on Friday, it didn't show. The third band in a four-band bill that included Second Face, Nonfiction and Called to Ruin, Divided took the stage with confidence and played a six-song set of all new songs that kicked off with "110%." The band has been redefining its heavy rock-fusion sound, but with Reynoso's versatile vocals, which alternate from a high, sweet croon to bursts of harsh, abrupt screams, there's no mistaking who's on the mic. The shift in the band's emotional musical style is subtle: tighter, funkier and poppier.
The second song, "The Fall," was thick with heavy rage as Reynoso sang, "But she said you put me up on a pedestal/ But I can't help but feel that you're setting me up/ Right for the fall." "Collapse" proved to be a funky, punchy, high-velocity number that swirled with atmosphere at its close. Reynoso's words were full of pain and regret, as he sang, "I still can't find the answers/ I keep spreading myself thin/ It's no way to live/ Something's got to give." Meanwhile, "This Perfect Moment," came across as dramatic, serious and strong.
Midway through the show, Reynoso paused and told the crowd, "We've been busting our ass for the past couple months, 'cause we wanted to make it good for you." The audience response was positive as it cheered its appreciation for the new songs.
With impossibly sweet vocals and a meaningful promise, "Mantra" was one of the prettiest songs of the night. "I won't fight, I won't/ Just to prove I'm right/ I won't fight, I won't fight," Reynoso repeated, as the title of the song suggests. While vowing to learn from his mistakes, he still suffers: "Broken hearts are healed over time/ But my lifetime isn't enough for mine."
Divided closed with "Memories of You," an angry and sad reflection of the emotional tug-of-war that occurs when one's struggling to sort through feelings after a relationship has run its course. Reynoso's lyrics express a painful loss: "Everything that we were was for nothing, all for nothing/ Without you by my side, this means nothing, I am nothing/ Without you in my life, this means nothing, less than nothing."
After a successful return, Divided dives back into the live circuit. The band's next scheduled appearances are Aug. 17 at Mountain Charley's in Los Gatos with Called to Ruin, Trip Device, Morning Donovan and Mindeye and Aug. 24 with Insolence and Delta Activity at the VooDoo Lounge in San Jose. Visit www.dividedmusic.com.
HOT TOPIC: Sloe celebrates the arrival of its second full-length, The Night All Systems Fail, with two CD-release parties this weekend. On Friday (Aug. 6), Sloe plays the 21-plus Blank Club with Saturday Saints (featuring members of the Odd Numbers and Whiskey Sunday), the Traumedies and the Stars Misplaced. The next night (Aug. 7), Sloe plays an all-ages show with Fighting Jacks, Maida and the Northeast at Dance Unlimited located at 15650 Vineyard Blvd. in Morgan Hill. Visit www.sloemusic.com. ... The Pacific Art Collective is planning a PAC Session Las Vegas, with participants voted for by the local community. In the meantime, PAC goes north this Friday (Aug. 6) for an event at Hotel Utah in San Francisco that includes live music by Otto, iNQ and Odd Times and spoken word by Michael J. Vaughn. The next night (Aug. 7), PAC holds a night at Johnny V's with live music by FTB, Iari and Evan Gold and more. Visit www.pacsession.com. ... My Former Self gives a free in-store performance and signing at the Tower Records on Blossom Hill in San Jose this Wednesday (Aug. 11) at 6pm. Visit www.myformerself.com.
PLAN AHEAD: Drunken Starfighter, Aug. 6 at Johnny V's; Morning Donovan, Paladin, Forthmorning, This Providence and Moments Over Us, Aug. 8 at the Gaslighter Theater in Campbell; Sonic Orange, Nuralisis, Little Yellow Perfect and Drill, Aug. 9 at Waves Smokehouse.
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Turtles I was talking to somebody today who has a fish tank and he said he was going to add a turtle. Is that even a legitimate option for a fish tank? It doesn't sound right to me, but I figured I'd ask. Heck, if there were a turtle that just lived in a tank I'd be all for it... :lol: |
Hi Danny.:wave: What species of turtle is that? What is the size of the tank?:) |
I'm not sure what kind of turtle he said, but he did say it was a 75 gallon tank |
I was hoping to hear the common species, red-eared sliders. |
So, a red-eared slider could really be kept in a fish tank? I didn't know that at all. Even if they're underwater for their entire life? |
Oh okay that makes more sense. I was like holy crap, if I could keep a turtle with my oscar I'd be out the door right now! :lol: |
I have a painted turtle (much like a red eared slider) in a 75 gallon right now. Turtles positively require a place to get out of the water and dry off, or they will get fungus. I have had no luck with keeping anything but feeder guppies with him. He eats any fish that is too slow. So far he's put paid to 4 fancy guppies, an unknown number of fry, 3 corys, and 2 banjo cats. Some of this when he was less than 2" long. You might be able to get away with turtles in an Oscar Tank, but more likely your Oscar will get fin nipped to death. |
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Criteria for Entry to the CNHC Register
In order to be eligible to be admitted to the CNHC Register, a complementary therapist must:
- Have undertaken a programme of education and training which meets, as a minimum, the National Occupational Standards (see below) and the core curriculum for the complementary therapy/discipline concerned. Please note, courses delivered entirely by distance learning do not meet CNHC requirements.
- Have achieved competency to the level of the National Occupational Standards (see below) for the complementary therapy/discipline concerned by means of relevant experience of at least three years and relevant training and been assessed as having met those standards.
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- they do not have a criminal record (including cautions), or have notified CNHC of any such record for consideration by the Registrar prior to acceptance
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Click on the links below to view the two generic NOS units which apply to ALL fifteen CNHC registered complementary therapies:
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Moon shot
After blogging posts on global warming and tides I looked up and saw this - a CO2 emitting plane flying past the main sources of our tides, the Moon.
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If you're looking for anime similar to Clannad After Story, you might like these titles. All recommendations are made by Anime-Planet users like you!
In a high school setting, there are many people whose stories must be told: Hiro, an aspiring manga artist whose view of the world is "missing a certain color," according to himself; his childhood friend Kei, who is vying for his attention; Kyosuke, a photographer and cameraman who seeks to capture true emotion in his work; the ever-cheerful Miyako, who meets Hiro by chance and immediately becomes attached to him; the gentle Renji, unsure of his aspirations to become a novelist; and Kei's mysterious and quiet sister Chihiro, who seems to be a different person every day. As time passes and they interact with one another more, their paths increasingly intertwine as shades of regrettable pasts emerge.
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both have a great story full of emotions and romance... funny and sad in the same time... both have a great animation and both are full of cute girls xP
Both series got very strong drama stories, and although the story in ~ef~ might be a little more stylistic oriented while in CLANNAD it feels more down to earth, they still got that magical realism feel may appeal to many people.
Both of these beautiful anime deal with a lot of drama. You can't help but feel bad for the characters and wish for their happy endings. Both show has a beautiful design different from the other but creating a similar dramatic feel. Though these stories are very unique both of them instill a warmness within you along with the sadness.
The drama of Clannad and Ef both hit so hard that the series are awesome to watch, the animation, I think clannad was better than Ef, since Ef had two storylines of which one I did not care for very much. Both stories introduce heavy love problems for the men, though they continue supporting and eventually findtrue love.
Ryuuji Takasu has an eventful life: his classmates think he's a delinquent due to his 'killer' eyes; his crush Minori seems ever out of reach; and he's just had an unfortunate encounter with 'palm-sized Taiga' – a feisty and dainty wench in his class. With different cleaning habits and tempers, the two clash like night and day; that is, except for the fact that Taiga and Ryuuji have crushes on the other's good friend! With school rumors abounding, the duo must now work together to play matchmaker for each other. Who will end up with their true love?
Toradora and After Story greatly share the theme of "growing up" in a sense. Clannad After Story goes with the more realistic approach though which highly suits it. Toradora has a more dramatic feel due to certain conflicts presented in the story line. Overall, Toradora's dramatic phazes can be enjoyed if you liked the drama in After Story; the idea works likewise.
Both of the main dude character are very gloomy. but in the end every one is happy in them both. Both of these show are great!!
These light HS comedy / romance both build from their basic comedy roots into deep and touching dramas. The caracters are fun and by the time things start to go wrong for them, your so drawn in that your rooting for em as if it was someone you knew.
They both have the same outlined feel of 2 people who grow stronger because of each other. These 2 stories have the powerful abbility to suck the viewer deep in their fictional worlds leaving them covered in tears and wandering were the day went. two anime with heart warming stories and loveable characters you will not soon forget!
When Riki was young, a group of friends called the Little Busters helped him move on from a terrible loss and taught him how to smile again; but when their leader Kyousuke moved away, the group slowly drifted apart. Now in high school, the group is reunited once more when Kyousuke returns, and at his leader's request, Riki is charged with finding new members to add to their family. With an open heart, the boy must now search for others who've suffered similar hardships so that they too can find a place where they belong.
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Since Clannad ~After Story~ is merely a continuation of the story in the anime adaptation, everything I said before about the first season still applies to After Story. However, it is within After Story of Clannad that the real potential of the series is brought to life. It will also be this way within the Refrain arc of Little Busters! later on within the series. Visual novel wise, both After Story and Refrain are continuations of the main heroine's stories (Nagisa in Clannad and Rin in Little Busters!) and they wrap up the plot of each series within a whole. Each have a stunning and beautiful ending.
Little Busters! and Clannad (the whole series) bear a lot in common with each other. In the first place they were both based off VNs which were done by the same company and the creative mind which brought Clannad about was the same that brought about Little Busters! The animation is a bit different between the two, but that's not really a big issue. The music is done by the some composer (Jun Maeda) which is excellent. Both are highly emotional and have supernatural undertones and occurences which are roughly the same in function and tone in both series. The big difference is that whereas Clannad focuses a little more on romance, Little Busters! focuses more on friendship, which is actually a little refreshing. If you like one, DEFINITELY try the other.
Made by the same people, Little Busters and Clannad are both set in a school and also follow the story line of trying to get people to join a club/team (Drama club and Baseball team) Each include an emotional rollercoaster and tons of loveable characters.
It's by the same creator, is also based off a visual novel, is the same genre, and has some similar characters.
The cheery Kobato Hanato is on a mission to heal people's damaged hearts and gather the resulting "konpeito"; she must collect one hundred of these candy-shaped trophies in order for her deepest wish to be granted: to go to a certain place. Along the way, she's accompanied by an ever-disgruntled, talking stuffed animal of a guardian named Ioryogi who scores her efforts, attempts to keep her on-track, and reminds her of the rule governing her task: she only has one year to fulfill her goal.
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Each of these series have similar endings. On top of that they have some similar comedy (although Kobato has more of it) and are very close in terms of how they effect the viewer emotionally.
Both of these anime's had characters that you couldn't help but fall in love with and the stories take you on an up and down rolercoster ride of emotions: both happy, sad, and/or tragic. The story lines of these anime seem to drag you in and are very good animes to watch. While Clannad After Story has more going on Kobato will keep you questioning, what's really going on? untill the very end. If you have watched one with out having seen the other I'm sure you will be missing out on a good watch... although Kobato's storyline pace is a bit slower
Both Kobato and Clannad After Story share a common atmosphere (albeit Kobato having more comedy) and ending. The male leads of both animes are brooding in a way, complimenting a cheerful, loveable female counterpart. The theme of touching people's lives also come into play.
And of course, they are similarly polished when it comes to animation.
When Daikichi's grandfather dies he leaves behind a young daughter named Rin. However, as most of the family is embarrassed at the idea of a 79-year-old man having a six-year-old child, they can't seem to figure out what to do with her. Disgusted by this behavior, Daikichi decides to take care of her himself, but he's a bachelor, has no idea how to raise a child, and isn't even all that comfortable with kids! Now, Daikichi must do the normal things a parent does such as enroll her in school, buy her clothing and teach her about the life and world around her. But more importantly, he must also help her deal with her father's death and decide whether or not she should try to find her mother. Together, the two begin their unlikely relationship as father and daughter, navigating each of life's bumps along the way.
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though clannad goes a little more dramatic in some episodes, the main focuse of both stories is family and how they grow and develop. and the second half of afterstory relates a lot with bunny drop.
Both of the animes are about being a family and the beautiful and difficult times you'll face as a parent. Although Clannad has more drama in it, it's still shows the love between an adult and a child. They are both beautiful!
Usagi Drop is a lot simpler and contains little to no drama, but like Clannad After Story they focus on the father-daughter relation and the fulfillment that comes with raising a child. Also Uchio and Rin are both incredibly lovable characters.


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Track Summary Music Track Title: Jingle Bells Winter Wonderland (Segue 1) Catalog ID: 316150 ISRC: US5UL0761884 |
Description: Glorious contemporary version of Jingle Bells with children's vocals, orchestrated with bells, tubular bells, strings and concert band percussion. Christmas march style. Families and kids, St. Nick, trimming the tree, opening presents, celebrating the spirit of Christmas. |
Social Media Link: http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Christmas/Christmas-Vocals/Jingle-Bells-Winter-Wonderland-Segue-1/316150 |
Artist or Group: Navarr |
Keywords: Toyland Sleigh Ride Sleigh Bells Children Jolly Fun Santa Claus Chimney Carols Caroling Holiday Fun St. Nick Kids Choir Children Singing Boys Singing Caroling |
Music Genre > Sub-genre Christmas Music Christmas Vocals |
Extended Properties Duration: 1:10 Tempo: Medium |
Arrangement: Concert Band Instruments: Bells, Contra-bass, Cello, Cymbals, Piano, Sleigh Bells, Strings, Synthesizer, Vocals, Snare drum, Field Drum Vocal Mix: Male Vocals Language: English |
Moods: Animated, Bright, Buoyant, Childish, Climactic, Elated, Enchanted, Festive, Friendly, Fun, Glorious, Good, Graceful, Happy, Jolly, Joyful, Magical, Marching, Nostalgic, Playful |
Styles: Choral / Choir, Christmas, Drama / Tweens & Teens, Family / After School, Family / Children, Family / Toddler, Film Vocal, March, Section / Credits, TV Vocal |
Lyrical Topics: Holiday / Holidays, Christmas |
Jingle Bells lyrics
Dashing through the snow In a one horse open sleigh O'er the fields we go Laughing all the way Bells on bob tails ring Making spirits bright What fun it is to laugh and sing A sleighing song tonight Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one horse open sleigh Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one horse open sleigh |
Extended Keywords: Christmas, holidays, sleigh, horses, Xmas bells ringing jingle bells tolling Christmas music Crismas Chrismus music Muzak Phone On-hold Family Kindergarten recess, assembly, After School Tots Kids Children Boys Girls Infants Family Toy embed Toys R Us Cartoons Kids choir Kids' choir chorus Old Fashioned Christmas atmospheric bouyant brilliant celebratory charming contemporary cute delightful fun funny glorious heavenly jolly joyful joyous kind-hearted light light-hearted lively majestic melodic modern shimmering tender traditional warm warm-hearted whimsical boys choir Dashing through the snow, on a one-horse open sleigh O'er the fields we go, laughing all the way. |


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Course Structures FAQs
This collection of frequently asked questions provides answers to common questions about course structures. It also provides links to more detailed information available in Blackboard Help.
Why do I want to use a course structure?
Course structures provide a jump-start to the process of building your course by including course menu links and related content designed for the teaching method you chose. You can use the content examples as templates for your own content. Even if you are an experienced Blackboard Learn instructor, you might find new ideas in a course structure.
Should I include content examples?
Content examples include pedagogical information, instructions, and course items. Even if you have experience working in Blackboard Learn, the pedagogical information and content examples can give you ideas about tools or new approaches.
Content examples are unavailable to students and you can edit, move, copy, or delete them.
How do I know what students see or do not see in my course?
Be sure to preview your content as a student. In the upper right of your course, change Edit Mode to OFF to see the student view. If an item is visible that you do not want students to see, change Edit Mode to ON and make the item unavailable or delete it. If you include a link to a tool in a content area, the tool's content must be made available before students can access it.
If possible, log in as a mock student to experience your course exactly as a student does. Do you know where to start? Are the instructions complete? Do you know what to do next? Can you access what you need with as few clicks as possible?
What if I have some online content prepared already?
Course structures are added to your course and do not replace your existing content. Include content examples when you add a structure to your course and discover new ways to present the content you have already developed.
How do I limit the number of tools available to my students?
You can control which tools appear to students when they access the Tools page. For example, if you do not intend to use the course messages tool, make it unavailable. No one can see it or access it, including you, until it is available again. If a tool is unavailable, existing content is not deleted. After the tool is available again, the content becomes available.
If you want to determine which tools are available to students in your course, use the following steps.
- On the Control Panel, expand the Customization section and select Tool Availability.
- On the Tool Availability page, make the availability adjustments required.
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- To make a tool unavailable, clear the tool's check box.
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If no selection check box appears for a tool, it has been turned off by your institution. Tools with a dash ( - ) in a column do not have availability settings in the system that can be changed.
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You can copy and move content items to rearrange your course material. For example, if a content area contains a large number of items, move them into folders to help users navigate.
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For items that cannot be copied, the Copy option does not appear in the item's contextual menu.
If a course area contains items that cannot be moved to another course, such as a test, the option to move it to another course does not appear on the Move page.
- Change Edit Mode to ON.
- Access a content area, learning module, lesson plan, or folder containing the item to copy or move.
- For the item you want to copy or move, click its action link to access the contextual menu.
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- Click Browse to select the Destination Folder.
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To learn more see Editing and Managing Course Areas and Content.
What if I have areas of my course that are "under construction" and not ready for students?
Planning is one of the most important aspects in developing your course. Develop an outline of what you want to include in your course, build your content, test it, and get feedback on your instructional methods.
Sometimes it is not possible to have all of your content prepared and tested by the first day of class. A strategy to consider is preparing and testing content for the first few weeks of class and making only that content available to students. Hide all content areas that you are still working on. You can develop and test the next portion of content as students are working on the material you have made available.
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DirecTV has designed its remote control with universal applicability in mind. With proper use, you can use it with your television, DVD player and other components, as well as controlling the DirecTV receiver itself. The key lies in the four-position switch at the top of the remote.
Things You'll Need
- DirecTV receiver
- DirecTV remote
- Audio/Video components
Controlling the DirecTV receiver
Find the brand and model number of your DirecTV receiver. It's usually on the back or the bottom. Write it down somewhere so you don't have to go looking for it again.
Find the five-digit code of your particular DirecTV receiver in your user's manual. using the brand and model numbers.
Move the four-position toggle until it is directly beneath the little DirecTV logo. Press and hold the Mute button and Select button simultaneously until the green LED light above the logo flashes twice, then release them both.
Type the five-digit code of your particular receiver into the remote using the numeral buttons. The green LED light should flash twice again.
Point the remote at the receiver and press the power key. The receiver should turn off. If it doesn't, you may need to try a different code, repeating the first four steps if necessary.
Controlling the TV
Locate the five-digit code for your TV model in your DirecTV manual.
Turn your TV on.
Move the four-position switch to the TV setting. Then press and hold the Mute button and Select button simultaneously. Release them when the green LED light flashes twice.
Type the five-digit code for your TV into the remote control. The green LED light should flash twice again.
Point the remote at the TV and hit the Power button. The TV should turn off. If it doesn't, you may have entered the wrong code and should repeat the steps in this section, doubling-checking to make sure the numbers are correct.
If you wish to control the TV Input feature instead of just the TV, slide the four-position switch to the TV button. Then press and hold the Mute and Select buttons simultaneously until the green light flashes twice. Type in the numbers 9, 6, and 0 in that order. The green light should flash twice again and the remote will now let you control the TV input.
Controlling the DVD Player, VCR or Stereo System
Slide the four-position switch to either the AV1 or AV2 position.
Turn on the DVD player, stereo or other component you wish to control with the remote.
Find the five-digit number that corresponds to your component in your DirecTV manual.
Hold down the Mute and Select buttons simultaneously until the green LED light above AV1 or AV2 flashes twice.
Type in the five-digit code using the numerals on the remote control. the LED light should blink twice when you are done.
Point the remote at the component and push the power button. The stereo, VCR, or DVD player should turn off. If it doesn't, you may need to double-check the numbers you've entered to make sure they are correct.
Using the Remote
Slide the four-position toggle until it corresponds to the component you wish to use.
The controls on the remote are fairly self-explanatory. The ones surrounding the play button control the DVD or VCR: pause, fast-forward, stop, and so on. The ones surrounding the Select button control the functions on the DirecTV receiver: allowing you to access the menu, search for shows, and select programs to record and save. The Volume and Channel buttons adjust the sound and change the channel on whichever component is being controlled at the time.
Switch the four-position toggle to another component if you wish to operate it instead. You can only control one component at a time using the DirecTV remote, although some models will allow you to control the TV and DirecTV receiver simultaneously.
Tips & Warnings
- If you ever get confused, there is a way to wipe the remote control clean and start from scratch. Simply press and hold the Mute and Select keys until the green light flashes twice. Then release the keys and type in the numerals 9, 8, and 1 in that order. The green light will flash four times, which means the remote has been reset to its factory default settings.
- Each position on the four-position switch corresponds to only one component. If you program the remote to control your DVD when it's set to AV1, and then set up AV1 to control your VCR, you will no longer be able to control your DVD with position AV1.
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In search of a golden glow!
I'm still happily producing 'fold-rolled' quilled flowers like the one on this card, which I've just made using a combination of yellow and orange strips (the orange is on the inside). This combination of colours seems to create a kind of golden warmth which I've tried to echo with a richly coloured background. I created this background in Photoshop Elements, by overlaying a close-up picture of a deep red rose with a gold-coloured 'texture' which I obtained as a freebie from the amazing Shadowhouse Creations site - thank you very much, Ann, for the excellent recommendation! If you look very closely, you'll see that the overlay includes lines of handwriting which I think produce a really interesting effect. The colouring of this design also gave me a great opportunity to use some of the 'pumpkin' coloured strips that I still have left over from last Hallowe'en. In these chilly winter days, I'm hoping that my card will give someone somewhere a nice warm glow!!
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I swear the highlights keep getting better. I really like Robbers line drawing terrain renderer from the last thread.
Also I dig the titles.
And first!1!!1
Facepunch is a talented bunch. I like the perlin noise terrain generator for minecraft a lot.
My ASCII engine is slowly working its way back, I'll soon get some screenshots actually worthwhile.
Awesome OP rank, I guess it doesn't matter if we argue the hell out of what's left of the old thread now.. :hist101:
best thing to happen to the programming forum
Couldn't agree more. I think it has made people a lot friendlier and helpful aswell. It use to be beginner threads with tiny mistakes and 10 page flamewars, which seems to have toned down.
A++ OP would read again several times
@s0ul0r if you're still here
Nop, using a system that uses the distance of the border from the middle of the shape (at every angle) to determine if they're inside one frame then outside the next, or touching the border in the current frame.s0ul0r posted:
Love the OP
And I am the top highlight
Fresh new WAYWO threads always motivate me to get back to programming.
But then I remember it's exam season :(
I give you a gold star for that OP.
Real stylish OP, I like it.
Damn, the lack of mediatags for images destroyed my highlight :(
What on earth are you talking about? You start debugging the current codebase that's crashing, fix it and commit. Optionally, if you're working in a team and might need to work on some unrelated portion of the code, you might want to make a branch to work on so that you can switch to the current master with no problem.nullsquared posted:
Regarding the revision numbers vs. hashes, it's not that much of an issue - the distributed nature of Git comes with the limitation that there is no possibility to have a linear revision number. However, you don't need to enter the full hashes, but only small portions of them to find the revision you want.
Thanks for highlighting two of my posts
Could you please replace
with this post
It has a screenshot of the newest version and a download link.
Edit: And you broke the second image in the post with the rotating heightmap.
Awesome OP, and I reaklly didn't think I'd make it.
Nullsquared, may I ask you how you generate the APNGs? By hand? Or do you have a little tool that puts pictures together? (That would be handy for me)
Wrote a blog on my experiences with Beanstalk if anyone's interested:
The thing which shows the differences between files is really cool.
I really don't really see what's the big deal about a prettier version of diff along with easier integration with twitter, but cool for those who don't know how to setup their own server I suppose.
You could open the recorded video file in VirtualDub and export it as animated GIF and convert that to an APNG.
You would lose the huge benefit of quality which comes with apngs...
Can we have a five posts per flamewar rule? It would allow us to indulge our opinions, but would clamp down on some of the endless streams of "no u"?
All I can work with is pictures, really. I'm plotting in gnuplot as most stuff I do is more numerical than graphical and Fortran doesn't have any fancy graphics libraries.
What is a good way to turn OpenGL context width/height and some pixel offsets + pixel width/height into a quad, assuming I don't want anything off the screen due to 2D rendering?
So far, I have this non-working piece of cra
Code:for(unsigned int i = 0; i < artList.size(); i++) { SCursesArtOpenGL* artGL = artList[i]; // Need to do some funky maths to make is so the coordinates start // at top-left, not the center and to make it so 1 unit is one pixel. float x = artGL->startPosX / screenWidth; float y = artGL->startPosY / screenHeight; float w = artGL->width / screenWidth; float h = artGL->height / screenHeight; glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, artGL->texture); glBegin(GL_QUADS); glTexCoord2f(0.0f, 0.0f); glVertex3f(x, y, 0.0f); glTexCoord2f(1.0f, 0.0f); glVertex3f(x + w, y, 0.0f); glTexCoord2f(1.0f, 1.0f); glVertex3f(x + w, y + h, 0.0f); glTexCoord2f(0.0f, 1.0f); glVertex3f(x, y + h, 0.0f); glEnd(); }Code:struct SCursesArtOpenGL { ICursesArt* art; GLuint texture; int startPosX; int startPosY; int width; int height; };The x,y,w,h floats all turn to 0.Code:videoLayer->attachArt(CRectI(CVector2DI(32, 32), CVector2DI(128, 256)), art);
Aww yeah. I made it into the OP Summary...Twice!
My life feels complete now.
Ok this time I am doing the "Drunken Ant".
Basically, you set a pixel in the middle of a grid.
Then you randomly generate a coordinate in the outer rim of said grid, the coordinates has to have a certain distance to the middle. Then you randomly let the coordinates "wander" around the grid. When they get to far away, you get a new pairir of coordinates.
When they reach any point in the grid where ne of the neigbours already IS a set pixel, they stay there and set the current pixel.
Here is the result:
The code is Fortran, sorry.
Code:program root integer,allocatable,dimension(:,:)::u real,dimension(1,2)::v,w integer::i,j,k,l,m,success,find,outer_border,inner_border,seize,middle,hit,direct1,direct2 real(8)::rand1,rand2,rand3 seize=1000 outer_border=seize/3 inner_border=seize/6 middle=seize/2 allocate(u(seize,seize)) u=0 !Setting the middle coordinate to 1, the rest is zero u(middle,middle)=1 success=0 call random_seed !saving the coordinates of the middle for later w(1,1)=middle w(1,2)=middle do while(success<5000) call random_number(rand1) call random_number(rand2) rand1=rand1*seize rand2=rand2*seize v(1,1)=rand1 v(1,2)=rand2 m=Abs(Sqrt( (v(1,1)-w(1,1))**2+(v(1,2)-w(1,2))**2)) if(m>inner_border.and.m<outer_border)then hit=0 !Propagate do while(hit==0) call random_number(rand1) call random_number(rand2) if(rand1<0.5) then direct1=1 else direct1=-1 endif if(rand2<0.5) then direct2=1 else direct2=-1 endif v(1,1)=v(1,1)+direct1 v(1,2)=v(1,2)+direct2 m=Abs(Sqrt( (v(1,1)-w(1,1))**2+(v(1,2)-w(1,2))**2)) if(m<outer_border)then if(u(v(1,1)+1,v(1,2))==1 .or. u(v(1,1)-1,v(1,2)) .or. u(v(1,1),v(1,2)+1)==1 & .or.u(v(1,1),v(1,2)-1)==1) then u(v(1,1),v(1,2))=1 hit=1 success=success+1 write(*,*)success endif else exit endif enddo endif enddo !This just writes the foield down so I can plot it later with gnuplot do i=1,seize do j=1,seize if (u(i,j)==1) then write(8,*)i,j endif enddo enddo end program root
I'm a little confused as to what you are asking. Are you trying to draw in opengl with units of pixel size? And the origin in one of the corners of the screen or something?
If so, then it's time to work with matrices.
Code://Get the current viewport dimensions int v_dim [4]; glGetIntegerv(GL_VIEWPORT, v_dim); //The last 2 values in v_dim hold the viewport width and height respectively //Set up the projection matrix so that a unit in world coordinates corresponds to a pixel's dimension glMatrixMode(GL_PROJECTION); glLoadIdentity(); glOrtho(0,v_dim[3], 0,v_dim[4], -1, 1); //Origin in the lower-left corner of the screen glMatrixMode(GL_MODELVIEW); glLoadIdentity(); //Draw the scene here
I want to set it so 1 unit in OpenGL is a pixel and it starts at top-let. Sorry, I'm not good at maths.
Ok, fine. My code that I provides does that, but you need to change some of the arguments for glOrtho. Look up that function in the documentation.
You can also use glVertex2f when doing 2d stuff in opengl. It is exactly the same as glVertex3f(x, y, 0), but it involves less traffic over the bus, and smaller memory footprint in calllists.
As if I would leave this forum over night :smugdog:
I just read up on regular expressions and I think I'm in love, they are awesome. For example rather than using some complicated if statements to parse a phone number, now I can just do "^\D*(\d{5})\D*(\d{6})$" and it will get the area code and number for me.
But what about quads?
I find them god awefull to understand.
True but don't overuse regex if you don't have to, if you know where the phone number starts it's most likely quicker to substring the next 5 characters.
What about them? Setting up the projection matrix should make everything happy for your dimensions, so you can just treat openGL coordinates as the size of pixels.
Code:float x = artGL->startposX; float y = artGL->startposY; float w = artGL->width; float h = artGL->height; glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, artGL->texture); glBegin(GL_QUADS); glTexCoord2f(0.0f, 0.0f); glVertex2f(x, y); glTexCoord2f(1.0f, 0.0f); glVertex2f(x + w, y); glTexCoord2f(1.0f, 1.0f); glVertex2f(x + w, y + h); glTexCoord2f(0.0f, 1.0f); glVertex2f(x, y + h); glEnd();
I agree, but what if you don't know? I think thats where it becomes more useful, for user input ect.
I want to release the library I was gradually writing over the last months open source, but I can't decide on a license. I didn't think that it would be that hard. I just want a license where they can do whatever they want except make money and they have to give credit.
All the licenses I found either allow making money or they have to open source their changes/their program too.
Yes yes your example was fine. I would argue that "some 12345 numbers 123456" isn't a valid phone number though ha.


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Thank you for writing this; I enjoyed reading it and am glad you wrote it. As a Philosopher and as a member of the Virginia Revolution that reinstated Teresa Sullivan as President of UVa, I have no sympathy for McCrory's views. I hope that such views will always meet with vigorous opposition and ridicule whenever they are expressed, and that these arguments are so successful that no politician remains so imprudent as to utter them again. But I must register my demurral on one point, to whit, the following claim:
"McCrory can hide behind the claim that this is about creating jobs, but it's not. It's about class, it's about power, and it's about who has access to education."
Putting the point this way invites confusion between the principle and origin of McCrory's views and the views of those like him such as those on Virginia's Board of Visitors, and the effect of implementing such views in concrete policy. The policies endorsed by these individuals may well have deleterious effects on just this kind -- and you could add race here, since it will plainly limit the access of certain minorities to education in the liberal arts -- but what drives such politicos to these poilicies is not their wealth and power, or their association with those with wealth and power, nor yet their elite status, but their degraded sense of the importance of culture and the power of ideas and the value of these for the life of both the individual and society, in short, their philistinism.
It is widely overlooked in commentary on the event that the Regent who led the Virgina Board of Visitors to depose Teresa Sullivan was once regarded as a future Democratic candidate for Governor of Virginia, who we might suppose to be concerned with just such issues of class, power, and access, and that two of the most vocal leaders of the faculty opposition to the Board's actions were James Ceasar (Political Science) and Kenneth Elzinga (Economics), were also the foremost conservatives on campus.
The Wall Street Journal, par for the course, published reprehensible drivel decrying the faculty's actions. And what links the Journal and the likes of Helen Dragas and Pat McCrory but this -- a view of the world and of politics that is dominated by economic modes of thinking, bureaucratic modes of rationality, and an impoverished sense of what is worthwhile in human life?
Objectively, this view limits valuable goods like an education in philosophy to the upper class; but on its own terms this is not because it views philosophy as so valuable, but because it regards it as a frivolous luxury with limited value to society. There is no point making the argument about class before the argument about culture, then, because without first establishing the value of the liberal arts the whole thing appears like a scheme for indebting the lower classes in pursuit of degrees that benefit neither them nor society.How can you know "limiting the liberal arts to expensive private schools ensures that young people who don't come from money can never threaten the power of men like [McCrory]." I understand you believe it will, and I am not saying you are wrong, but that doesn't mean you can know this is true. I am not even trying to sustain a philosophical question. I merely want to know how you can know McCrory's intentions. Can you?
This statement comes from a lower class individual who paid for a private school education with student loan money, which goes without saying I didn't have at the time, and I am still paying for with a job I only work 12 hrs a week. So, I truly see both of your points.RepliesIt's probably better to treat the author's post as an interpretation of the motives revealed by McCrory's statement. You are correct that the motives are not directly accessible, but this should not shield the worldview which generated such comments from scrutiny.
If McCrory is aware of this post, he has ample opportunity to explain his comments in a way that calls into question this interpretation and suggests a more coherent one. I would be happy to read it if he has done that.
I might also add that McCrory may not be fully aware of his own worldview. Often, many of us apprehend ourselves less than fully.
Thanks for a strong post. I wrote on similar issues yesterday. What bothers me most of all about McCrory's comments is the idea that the academic elite enjoys redirecting students into non-job related fields. As you point out, his contrast is specious. But what it betrays about a supposed cabal of faculty members delighting in seeing what they can put over on students is just astounding. Certainly McCrory doesn't mean the faculty members he had in school or those who might be his friends. These straw man arguments about what THEY want to do if WE don't stop them negatively impacts all of higher education. I'm glad you called it out for the narrow view it is.
www.johnwhawthorne.com> Educated, concerned citizens aren't going to sit back and let the economic elite run the show.
Ergo, there are no such citizens, because an economic elite are allowed to run our show.
Liberal education doesn't guarantee a job the way a STEM major does. The governor wants to nudge public college students towards job market-friendly majors. Is this wrong only because he's a Repub?


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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Gold - Parabolic Move Coming
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Silver has been trading flat but finally should be ready to dip, and then rally up strongly. In approximately 4 weeks, Silver futures should reach $38 according to the geometry and timing/price box pattern.
Only the next couple of moves are shown on the chart. Updates will be coming at a later date.
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At this point I still see them all being correlated. However, precious metals can make higher highs with SPX making lower highs.
Gold and Silver are both up much more % than SPX since the end of Dec. So it is the same outperformance that I expect to continue, but choppy prevails with SPX making lower highs.
There could be some disconnects later in the month/early March with fear trade.Sc
The reason I ask is I have the Silver correction ending by the end of the week! Are you in that ballpark? tx, jonSC,
For silver and Gold to detached from S & P needs big serious reason, and even if that happens not sure it will detach.
Near term events that can effect are Greece, Iran war, Syria conflict etc, and in all these events I see USD going higher and may see parabolic move up and that will take both metals and market down significantly.
Just my thoughts.
ThanksInteresting muted reaction to the Greece news......looks like it was priced in? Perhaps we sell off....
ReplyDeleteRepliescommodities are up, but like I mentioned earlier this could be sell on news type reaction.
we will see, market is seriously due for major correctionI agree. I have my HVU stop in at $9.05. Not taking chances here either. I Bought HSD at the close yesterday, that one I am comfortable holding as I don't see this market heading straight for 1400, I see 1300 first.
SC, so technically its possible this pause that we had in metals is all we will get... with no further dip?
ReplyDeleteRepliesMost likely metals dip short term, but the trend for the metals is up, and the better opportunity later this month is on the long side imo.
So best to pick spots carefully.HI SC
Ive been projecting a FEB 23rd PIVOT LOW, followed by
a HUGE SPX & GOLD rally thru March 14th initially, but not ending till the EOM.
Ive published a graph for my VPN group showing those parameters earlier this month
ITS POSSIBLE the FEB high wont hit until Monday at 2pm
Beset Wishes
The OCT 10th 2007 TOP at SPX 1576 was 1576 days to FEB 3rd as previously noted by many,
BUT the MKT did NOT break down till 5 days later thus FEB 10th comes into FOCUS.
And OCT 18th was the 20 yr anniv of the 1987 crash
the EURO COT as shown BY McClellan indicates a top on or about the 8th
including the 24th which I have mentioned and noted on the E graphs, as a PIVOT LOW for the 23rd
The ELLIOTT graph indicates 1357 as an absolute top- but its NOT a MUST DO ??SC, any idea when NDX will go down? It keeps rising nonstop even as SPX and RUT turned. Also, any time/price target?
ReplyDeleteRepliesI have been watching that closely as well. NDX is still weaker than SPX since the Oct low. Yet, it has been holding well in Jan, and still holding. Perhaps that is what we are waiting for to see a turn in these markets.
The NDX should weaken first. I'll show some charts on that index. It is an important part of the picture going forward.
How will the miners perform wtih this gold parabolic move?
I am new to this blog. Is this guy usually right? sometimes right? Does he track his performance? I mean what are the chances of someone calling a parabolic move in gold to start next couple of weeks?SC... is your target of 1285 - 1290 on the SPX over the next week changed now? As in do you still see a dip to those levels?
Please advice.
ThanksSome thoughts I am having are that the VIX is up 1.76%, but TVIX is up 6.95%. 2x VIX % is 3.52%. This is a rough calc, and the TVIX doesn't have to abide by this since it is based on futures. However, for right this moment the valuation might be slightly rich based on what the VIX is doing.
NDX is holding strong. Bears want to see this weaken. Tomorrow my cycle analysis is positive for mkts. It's hard to see any upside, but perhaps we need a little more time for this momentum to burn off.We're in the zone here. Might top today, or early next week.
I'm still bullish on the year.
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Yes, still short. I freed up a lot of cash with my earlier sell of TVIX so I am in a more flexible position now.
I have enough reasons to remain short. Tomorrow I will decide if it is time to build up further short positions.SC, it would be reasonable to expect larger volatility swings as the market turns which could also produce lower price points on TVIX as it often goes deeper even on lower highs after a top. Not a given, just an observation on possibilities.
Interesting! So you can probably buy stocks or PM:s after this correction?
So you think that we easy will go higher than 1370 in SPX later this year..? After this correction..!I hear ya Chris. We'll see. Stopped out of HVU at $9.58 but bought double the amount of shares at $9.61 when I realized that this Greece situation is actually gonig to turn very negative and couple that with the fact that the SPX is very overbought on the RSI indicator, which if you go back several years you will see is quite reliable that the pullback wil happen from this level.
ReplyDeleteChris, i also see a scenario where nothing happens with greece, and they kick the can down the road. We shake off the over-bought conditions and correct through time. Betting on some event happening ... no thank you.
How many times "top is in" was said in july/august? something to think about. I bet if you plot "top is in" vs "time" on this and other blogs you could get a really nice contrary indicator..Oh don't get me wrong. I hope you're right. I'm one of the Bears. I actually thought the top was in below 1300. I'm still expecting a double digit decline in the market before we resume a larger rally upwards. Bernanke needs an excuse to implement QE3 also, and I think he's secretly hoping for a decline as well Lol.... so we can get QE3 in before election times.
ReplyDeleteRepliesYup, we're in agreement, but your sentiments I thought are bang on. I've acted with conviction before and gotten burned, but I do think this time the top is in at least short term before as you said a higher rally. Whether we drop to 1044, I don't know, but I probably won't be short if that happens cause I'll chicken out well before that.
Greek negotations heading into Wed it seems.
"The finance minister made clear that the fate of the package and the PSI (Private Sector Involvement) bond swap depended on what Greece decided in the next few days.
"Until the next Eurogroup which will most likely convene on Wednesday, our country, our people should think and make a final strategic choice," he said."SC, banking index (BKX) does not look that bad at all ... i dont see it going into crash mode yet. correct - perhaps, but crash in progress?
ReplyDeleteRepliesI agree. Remember my patterns show chop for most of Feb, and then the steep declines in March. It'll take time for sure. Slowly, but surely it is weakening...
Likely that we can bounce higher into Monday. Then, I think a test of support at 1330 SPX is next.How does this apply to TVIX? I got out too early in the high 15s. It seems unstoppable now. Do you think we pull back into the 16s at least? Thanks.
DeleteSC, so when you made that crash call a few days ago you relied on your timing patterns more than on other conventional parameters? wouldnt it be better to match both and when they agree issue a warning, instead of calling a top and then moving targets higher and higher for weeks and weeks?
i'd think most people would rather get in when the move is beginning and there are confirmations vs being waaaay to early. just my thoughts.AM, very good point. I think that is what I am trying to do on my own. I'm using TA, considering SC's timing analysis, and then making partial decisions in case I get it wrong. Look for HVU to run into the close. Bought at $8.90, sold at $11.05, rebought at $11.21.
DeleteThe optimal time to short in terms of price is as close to a top as possible. What the charts have all shown is that lower highs are needed before large declines.
It is a matter of preference. One can wait and short on lower highs with more confirmation. However, pricing won't be optimal then. So that is the tradeoff.I couldn't wait lol. Loaded back up at 19. This thing is moving!
AM, your posting of the COT chart was telling. Big Money buying protection......almost as if the sleeping Giant is now awake.....the reason the S&P hasn't tanked is the COT report confirmed that Commercial Institutions are not in the market right now, its small speculators that are buying into this market.
So that is why the S&P hasn't tanked yet, big money isn't putting their money into the market, they are positioning to profit from a major drop.Hi SC
Wondering your take on Monday action? you think we will gap up or down according to your cycle?
As well, if you expect tvix to go back to 18, curious to know why you didnt go long during that time?
Thanks!RepliesMy cycle analysis for the weekend and Monday morning looks positive. Most likely to see a positive open imo. After Monday morning it turns more negative next week.
DeleteWould you consider getting back into TVIX on Monday morning then?
Thanks!Yes, I think it'll come back down to test high $17 low $18, then retest the high at near $21.
Deletequick question, if you sold your TVIX @ 15.68, buying it back around high 17 or low 18, isnt that a bad trade? (assuming you buying the same lot sizes)
DeleteNo of course not. I turned a nice profit on that trade though it could have been much more.
I may reload higher, and the only thing that would matter is that it is sold higher from that point.XIV would have been a good move at the top of the VIX parabola today.
DeleteI was going to buy XIV today near the high of VIX, but just dont like to hold it over the weekend...so much unknown...
this next chart update you mention coming, is it for VIX? tvix?
TVIX did reach the minimum $21 target for the week with a parabolic move. Exciting stuff!
I took profits way to soon, but I have some ideas for it next week. Chart coming...
Said on last Saturday update:
"A bullish wedge pattern appears complete for TVIX as of Friday, with a minimum of $21 to maximum of $23 targeted for next week."- Replies
Interesting day today Sami! I'm going to review everything carefully this weekend. It does look like a higher open Monday, then decline from there.
DeleteIf the market open higher, it doesnt mean TVIX will follow right?
If it does follow, do you think max pain would be around low 17 at all? or you think max pain will be around high 17?
Thanks!I'm going to be looking at the levels in great detail this weekend. Parabola's like this act predictably. There are going to be some great trades to be had next week imo.


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This paper argues that foreign direct investment in economies with credit market imperfections may increase their vulnerability to capital flow shocks. Due to better access to financial markets foreign firms can use different wage contracts than domestic ones. This alters the domestic wage composition and the subsequent wealth distribution. Under credit market imperfections the wealth distribution typically determines an economy's growth potential in autarky; hence high exposure to foreign direct investment may substantially impede the capability to recover from sudden withdrawals of foreign capital. This is substantiated by empirical evidence on durations of output recovery after systemic sudden stops.
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