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So the thing can't even do SD MPEG2? Sad...
I'm glad I didn't just get it to run XBMC...
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2012-04-28 03:13 Post: #407
(2012-04-28 02:32)slicemaster Wrote: So the thing can't even do SD MPEG2? Sad...
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2012-04-28 06:04 Post: #408
(2012-04-28 03:13)Ned Scott Wrote:(2012-04-28 02:32)slicemaster Wrote: So the thing can't even do SD MPEG2? Sad...
Not really fair! His posts are well documented and he gives supporting crititism.
"Feedback has to be specific to trigger change of behaviour".
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2012-04-28 06:20 Post: #409
(2012-04-28 03:13)Ned Scott Wrote:(2012-04-28 02:32)slicemaster Wrote: So the thing can't even do SD MPEG2? Sad...
Y not allow users to post their experience to educate folks who may be interested in this hardware.... especially if their main purpose for use is XBMC?
U should explain urself
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2012-04-28 10:08 Post: #410
(2012-04-28 00:57)slicemaster Wrote:(2012-04-27 23:19)gimli Wrote: I see it clear that no embeded device will fit your needs. All of them have in one or the other way limitations. Your best choice is an intel i7 which can do all for you. So please let's stay on topic and talk about the xbmc PI port and not your personal frustration that the PI doesn't fit your needs.
It looks like you informed yourselfe poor about the Rapberry PI project, what it stands for and why the codec licensing was done as it is.
Why i come to that conclusion is simple, my experience in developing for embeded devices. Once again, if you would be better informed you would know what my work on XBMC is. That includes : iPad, ATV2, CuBox and the major development for the Raspberry PI.
My personal point of view is, that quallifies me to make such conclusions.
You also didn't read my post's carefull enough. XBMC is ready to hardware decode mpeg2, vc1, dts, ac3 once the extra codec pack is available from the Raspberry PI foundation. When you complain here and not write the Raspberry PI foundation that you are intrested purchasing the extra codec pack, it will not change the situation at all. So everyone here, when you wanna have more codecs, start to write the foundation.
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2012-04-28 10:10 Post: #411
(2012-04-28 06:20)CpTHOOK Wrote:(2012-04-28 03:13)Ned Scott Wrote:(2012-04-28 02:32)slicemaster Wrote: So the thing can't even do SD MPEG2? Sad...
It is one point educate people, another one is just complaining around and not reading posts full.
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(2012-04-28 10:10)gimli Wrote:(2012-04-28 06:20)CpTHOOK Wrote:(2012-04-28 03:13)Ned Scott Wrote: stop. posting.
Not to go even further off topic, but ....
Another word for "forum" is "discussion board". What I read here (standing on the sideline) is a discussion going on between two people about the pro's and con's of the R-Pi. The only thing is. This discussion is going on between two people with different levels of the understanding of the topic content.
At one side you have the very experienced Gimli and at the other side you have the less experienced Slicemaster (not to be offending).
With all your knowledge Gimli, you come to the conclusion Slicemaster is not reading your posts. Keep in mind, you might be far ahead of him. Reading something is not equal to fully understand it.
To me if you take the time to write a reply with more then 10 lines of text, you are far more anticipating in "a discussion" then everybody around posting this one liners; "stop posting" (again not to be offending)
Everybody: Just don't forget that a lot of people have different levels of knowledge and understanding of the topics. Do you think there will be a high level discussion between a fool and a proffesor? (again again, not to be offending).
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2012-04-28 12:16 Post: #413
The major problem here is expectations. Unrealistic expectations. As Gimli already said somewhere before it's not an i7! People are buying a 25 quid bare board, not a super computer. I have no doubt that every last ounce of available promise will eventually be wrung out of this board by the devs.
People who managed to snag one already, should be grateful they've got one! Man up and be responsible beta testers, supply logs, help find bugs, smooth out performance. Contribute. Whining is not contributing IMHO.
If you understand what the rPi foundation is and what it is for, then all these moaning posts are irrelevant. Take your board, do something with it, contribute your results back to the foundation in time for the educational release later on in the year. This is not a me, me, me thing. That's something that is sadly hard to understand nowadays.....
Sorry if that came off a bit Ranty McRant, but it's how I feel. And I was unlucky enough not to sneak into the first batch, which perhaps motivates my feelings towards those who were (and seem a bit ungrateful)
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Unfortunately, the general impression is that XBMC on embedded devices == XBMC on big boxes like an I7. While we XBMC devs can work what seems to be miracles, we can not violate the basic laws on pony power and embedded devices lacking the pure CPU grunt tend to disappoint those seeking otherwise.
Embedded devices can have certain characteristics. For example, some can handle SD mpeg2 with CPU, some can handle it with hardware codecs and some just cannot handle it at all. That's life in the embedded zone. For rPi, they choose not to license mpeg2 to keep the costs down (someone has to pay for it) and that's that. Their target audience is much bigger than the home media center crowd and that drives their hardware configuration choices.
So if your viewing content is h264, rPi is prefect, if not... Move along, these are not the devices you seek. No amount of whining will change those facts
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(2012-04-28 06:20)CpTHOOK Wrote: Y not allow users to post their experience to educate folks who may be interested in this hardware.... especially if their main purpose for use is XBMC?
I'm not saying he can't actually post about this anymore, and I should have made my post clearer that it was just what I was thinking, and not some moderation instructions.
There's a difference between soapboxing and just having a discussion. We, at XBMC, can't do anything about this. It's well documented and we've discussed it several times. At this point he's not discussing it, he's just repeating, and what he's repeating isn't even accurate.
I should have just posted a facepalm.
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2012-04-29 02:10 Post: #416
This certainly is an interesting platform for xbmc.
I know that it is specced to run HD and im sure that as time goes on more and more codecs will become available as long as the demand is there.
Even if HD playback doesnt ever become fantastic I can still see people using this for non HD files.
This has been been out for any time yet and already people have been showing xbmc running on it in various youtube videos.
Personally im thinking it would be perfect for trips away from home and can see myself in hotel rooms attaching it to the supplied tv with a usb pen full of watchable content.
I wouldnt bother with a mouse and keyboard just a mini wireless device for controlling or my Android phone with xbmc remote should I have a wireless connection available.
For the price its perfect for such occasions imho.
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Hey everyone, I am sorry My posts have generated so much... polarized dialog. It was not my intention to insult, belittle, or bitch at anyone in the community here or the Raspberry Pi foundation (not looking to stand on a soap box here). I am not ungrateful, and I do understand the issues at hand regarding the Pi and its primary purpose. I think what they have done for the world is something great, putting a device like this on the market at such a low price-point is truly astonishing. The awesome guys here at XBMC have also done amazing things and I hope to be able to contribute to the work done here sooner rather than later. Anyways, Although I consider the content of my posts to be an accurate assessment of the current situation, there is no doubt that some less than neutral sentiments may have leaked out in the tone of my messages, and for this I am truly apologetic.
After all, the primary reason I bought the Pi was to experiment with ARM development, and to that end the Pi has met ALL my expectations, and the foundation has met all its goals. In time as others have noted, and with the help and positive feedback of the community, perhaps it will also develop into a platform which meets other needs as well, but as for now, I am happy with what I have.
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I am among the luck few to receive one of raspberry pi by last Friday, i.e. the first 10K batch. After playing with it for 2 days here is my impression so far and hope it will give you some ideas if you plan to install xbmc on raspberry pi.
Good: Excellent h264 video playback with resolution up to 720p. Playback is very smooth and no noticeable horizontal tearing. I reckon much better than ATV 1 with crystalhd. Plenty of memory (50MB over 128MB setup) when xbmc is running and during playback. I did not notice swap is being used so far. This is unthinkable with ATV1 which has 256MB memory (note you cannot directly comapre memeory usage between two platforms).
Bad: CPU usage is far too much with xbmc gui. top reports over 95% cpu usage during idle. This seems to be xbmc specific "bug" and has been reported by other users: http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/12888 and http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/12614. As a result of that addons (python script) running extremely slow. I have to wait more than 10 seconds for the script/addon to respond for single button press. Dirty region did not work for me as I saw blank screen if its enabled.
Bottom line is Raspberry pi will work well with xbmc and if developers can sort the high CPU usage issues and this could be an ideal platform for XBMC. Huge thanks to those involved to get it working.
If you do try out xbmc on raspberry please report bugs via the official ticket channel.
Openelec was used to test xbmc as I cannot get it compiled without fail under native debian environment.
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Thanks for the info s7mx1, much appreciated
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Just noticed that high bitrate video playback over network may let down by the in-built network card (usb interface). Hopefully it can be resolved by a driver update.
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Is it possible that the 25 and 32acp pistols and ammo will become extinct?
I wondered about this tonight.
The 380 and single stack 9mm guns are flying off the shelves
Also many many people recommend not to use 25 and 32acp cal guns.
So with their production numbers being among the bottom of the list, is this capable of happening?
We recently went thru an ammo shortage and I wonder if the manufacturers will just use their production line time for the more popular calibers and stop with these low demand calibers.


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Excellent One less thing to worry about putting on my todo list.
I assume that this also means, if one of my clients changes their mind about using ThemeX, I can purchase ThemeY on their behalf and move ThemeX to another site?
I want to make sure the themes I purchased are properly licensed. So how does ThemeForest keep up with where a template can be used?
- Do they have a page where you list what site each purchase is being used on?
- Do they embed some code to automatically notify / register when your theme is used?
- Or do they go by the honor system?
ImanGM … The link and animation you showed me are exactly what I tried last night. I will try again later. Maybe they were having technical issues that prevented the purchase code from being recognized, or maybe you have to wait a certain amount of time after purchase before the code is recognized?
Icons (social buttons and menu icons) are showing in Chrome and IE but not FireFox. I would like to see an option to not show icons in my main menu.
I am looking for a highly customizable, responsive, wooCommerce friendly theme. I had hoped this would be a nice replacement for Atahualpa. (which is very customizable, but not responsive or wooCommerce friendly).
So far I do not feel like I am getting what I paid for. Most of my problems are in the top section. I am sure some of it is just a learning curve. Hope someone can point out where I am going wrong or suggest a good replacement theme.
Unfortunately, I fall into that sad state a few times a year.
I get a mental break when I take my kid to karate 3x a week. I also enjoy photography, both as a profession and as a hobby. I can easily spend a couple of hours walking around looking for that perfect shot.
3eka has a good idea. Spending a couple of days away from the computer does me a lot of good. It's like the screen zaps the energy right out of me. But if I stay away I suddenly feel like going out and doing something.
Yesterday I purchased Diamond — Responsive WooCommerce Theme .
There are a few things that I simply cannot figure out. I tried to submit a support ticket, but #1 the "find your Envato purchase code" is not working and #2, when I finally did find a purchase code it is saying that the license number is incorrect.
Here are my problems with the theme:
1, It is not as customizable as I had hoped. I expected to customize the header section and create page layouts for my posts.
2, I see "Enable/Disable Top Panel" as an option in the documentation for General Layout Settings, but I cannot figure out how to do this.
3, I did not get any social or search icons with my download. (facebook, twitter, etc…) Is this an error? I see places where they SHOULD go in the header and footer.
Hope to hear from someone ASAP. I thought this theme would be perfect for the non-profit project I am working on.


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I'm just guessing.
This is a discussion on GPS Prices? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Ok, looking at Radio Shack website for a GPS I noticed they had where you could click to look at a selection based on it ...
Ok, looking at Radio Shack website for a GPS I noticed they had where you could click to look at a selection based on it being for a "Car" and they have some very inexpensive choices.
When I clicked for a selection based on it being used for a "Motorcycle" the prices jumped several hundred dollars.
Is there really enough difference in using one driving a car than using one while driving a Goldwing to cost so much more???
Or where they thinking of trail \ off road rough riding perhaps????
Thanks for your comments....
For God, Family and Country!
Size maybe,I think I saw one a guy bought for his Harley was about 1/2 the size I have in my car
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Because it has "Harley-Davidson" stamped on it?
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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What are you looking for? A GPs for your car of your motorcycle?
I have both, I use a Garmin 60CS for my off roading, but I think it does have some city strrets with more available if I wanted them, then I have the Garmin street pilot c340 for my car that I bought refurbished off ebay. I did not pay more than $150 for either of them...
Your paying extra for water proofing, anti vibration, UV resistant screens ect...
My guess is if you bought a cheeper unit you would be replacing it in a couple of months even if you managed to stay out of the rain, depending on how much you ride of course.
You need to find one that you like that will do what you want for your best price. shop the entire WWW before you buy. I have had good luck on ebay. I prefer the garmins as do a lot of folks I know but that does not mean they are the best.
When you find one you like go to this site and see if they have a mount for it:
RAM Mounting Systems, Inc.
I have bought a few mounts from them and they are nice.
If you decide you just want to "bite the bullet" on price, the Garmin 60 C(S)x is one of the best systems currently on the market. The Cx model would probably satisfy your needs.
EOD - Initial success or total failure
If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain you can put a plastic bag over the gps to keep the water off of it.
Ditto on the RAM MOUNT.
Keep your powder dry
I currently own a Garmin 60c that I use off roading and a refurbished garmin C340 that I bought off ebay from this same guy:
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Google Latitude: Teens will be tracked firstBy
My Blackberry's hard at work as I type, downloading and installing Google's new location app, Latitude. Plenty of folks are writing about it.
There's going to be plenty of hand-wringing about privacy. But I have a Twitter search the subject, and people are rushing to download latitude. It's our choice.
But the people who will not have a choice, I'm betting, are our children. Within a year or two, millions of parents will have their children's own whereabouts pulsating on a screen. And kids will come up with all kinds of ways to slip the surveillance, whether it's simply leaving the phone in a school locker or turning it off (the way we used to when batteries died daily).
And once we have our kids under surveillance, we'll move on to our aged parents. (I write about that in the patient chapter of my book.)Sometime during this process, most of us—some for convenience, others for safety—will agree to be tracked ourselves. And marketers will feast on rich new flows of data describing our wanderings, our lives and interests.
(Incidentally, my version has downloaded in the time it took to write this post. It has my blue dot blinking at the corner of 47th and 6th Ave, a block south of my actual location. If my boss at BusinessWeek saw this, he might be led to suspect that I was interviewing for a job across the street at News Corp.)


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Patience Rozsa (Loader)
|Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire, England
|Died in Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah, United States
|Place of Burial:
|Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah, USA
|Immediate Family:
Daughter of James Loader, Jr. and Amy Loader
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|Della Dale Smith-Pistelli
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Historical records matching Patience Rozsa
Immediate Family
About Patience Rozsa
Birth: Aug. 23, 1827, Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire, England
Death: Apr. 22, 1921, Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah, USA
Burial: Pleasant Grove City Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah, USA, Plot: B-25-004-07
Daughter of James Loader and Amy Britnell
Married John Eugene Rozsa, 8 Dec 1858, Jordan Bridge, Utah, Utah
Children: John James Rozsa, Frank Loader Rozsa, Amy Rosalie Rozsa, Joseph William Rozsa
Married John Bond Archer, 1877
History: Patience Loader Rozsa Archer. Mrs. Archer, in telling of her handcart experiences, told of her pleasant girlhood spent in a cottage on the estate of Sir Henry Lambert in Oxfordshire, England. Her father was head gardener on this estate for 25 years. When she, with her family, joined the L. D. S. Church and emigrated to New York, they expected to work there until they had earned enough money to equip them for the journey across the plains, but were soon told to join the Saints in Iowa to leave with the Edward Martin handcart company. They left Florence, Nebraska, August 25, 1856, but were soon delayed by the birth of a baby to Mrs. Archer's sister, Zilpah. They loaded the sick woman and her baby and another small child on the handcart and from then on made very slow progress. William Cluff came to their rescue by roping the carts to his saddle and pulling them many miles. "After he left us," said Mrs. Archer, "five Indians came upon us, demanding our food. We showed them the sick woman and they hurried away, fearing some dread disease."
At another place, a Mr. Babbitt rode up to them on his horse. He asked if anyone would like to ride with him. Mrs. Williams, worn out with carrying her baby, accepted his offer. A few days later the company stopped where a campfire still burned. There, beside some newly made graves, was Mrs. Williams' green sunbonnet. Part of the party had been killed. A teamster who escaped told the sad story. After that, they did not dare build a fire to prepare food for the sick ones.
Mrs. Archer said, "As we neared the mountains, food became so scarce that we were cut to four ounces of flour per person per day, which my mother made into biscuits and gruel. It was so cold that our clothing froze to us as we forded the streams. Father, in addition to pulling the heavy carts, had to help supply the firewood. At times he walked many miles to get enough for our use. He became ill, and when he was too weak to walk we put him in our cart. He died on September 24th. The rest of us were so weak and tired that we wanted to lie down and never get up. When the men asked me and my sister to sing at campfire programs, our mother explained that we had to save our little strength for gathering wood.
"When we faced starvation, we prayed for help. Next morning we found a discarded beef head, which mother gratefully made into lifesaving soup.
"To this stranded company on the Sweetwater, President Young sent a rescue party. The wagons brought food and clothing. Carts were abandoned. Teamsters helped us to get wood. One man, seeing an abandoned log-hut, struck out a log with his ax and split it up. He shared this wood with us." —Lucile Harvey Walker.
Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 6, p. 377
In 1872, mother went to the Miller Mine in American Fork Canyon to cook for 60 men, with a girl as helper. After the mine closed down, they all left except a few to guard it. They wanted mother to stay, it was such cold weather, but she said no. The man gave her overalls, boots and warm socks and wrapped ore sacks around her feet and limbs, then rolled her in a wagon cover and tied a rope to it, giving her a pole to balance with, and they started out to pull her down the mountain side. A dangerous undertaking as the snow was so deep and the weather so cold. When they arrived at the smelter they put her to bed. Next morning they started out again, mother with two men following. The men taking hold of a long handled shovel and mother bearing her weight in the center. However, she soon gave out and the men carried her for awhile. They met her brother-in-law, George Harris, and his son, George, going to the mine, but they went back to Deer Creek helping to carry her. She remained here for two weeks, then went down the canyon on a bobsled, the horse taking the R. R. track and she arrived home safely.
The next season she took us children as helpers and went to Deer Creek to cook for thirty men. We each had our regular work to do forenoons and afternoons before we could go play. She paid us a small wage, which we saved as there was no place to spend money, and bought our clothes in the Fall.
About 1876, mother married John H. Archer. He lived to be 86. Mother was always happy and pleasant with children. She enjoyed their company and liked to see them have a good time. Our house was a place where children and young folks could come and have a good time. We used to have our parties and dances in our homes. The Halliday boys, Frank Fenton and Joseph Eaton would furnish the music and all the children in the neighborhood would be invited. Refreshments were popcorn, molasses candy, doughnuts and apples, some brought in by mother.
A little boy, George Hathaway, made his home with her for a long time. Her cousin, Ellen Croxford, died and left an infant son, Barton, whom she took home and cared for for over two years. She loved these children and hated to part with them. Later she adopted a sweet little girl baby, Ruth, whom she raised to womanhood and dearly loved as her own. Ruth was active in school and church duties, which was a great joy for mother. She said, "Ruth is a comfort to me and will be a blessing to you, Amy. You will both have to love and help each other." Mother told Ruth if she got married, which she did, she was to always look out for me, and Ruth said she would. I can say she has kept her promise to mother and we are happy together.
Mother had a strong social nature, was noted for her hospitality and had many friends, young and old. Many times the officers of the Mutual, Primary, Sunday School, and Deacons brought their classes to our home to hear her relate experiences and teach them the Gospel. She was a teacher in the Relief Society for many years and later the president for a few years, resigning on account of failing health. She loved to do charity work among the sick and unfortunate and used to say to us that by helping others we will be blessed and find it a great pleasure. Mother was always cheerful and looked on the bright side of life. She learned to play the organ after she was 80. She was by nature spiritually minded and was always valiant in teaching the Gospel of Christ, both by word and correspondence. Her letters to friends and missionaries often contained clippings and gems of truth. She was spry and active until her death.
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 14, p. 266
James Loader (1799 - 1856)
Amy Britnell Loader (1802 - 1885)
John Eugene Rozsa (1820 - 1866)
John Bond Archer (1820 - 1909)
John James Rozsa (1860 - 1944)*
Frank Rozsa (1862 - 1866)*
Joseph William Rozsa (1864 - 1942)*
Amy Rozalia Rozsa (1866 - 1957)*
Ruth Archer Johnson (1901 - 1974)*
Created by: S.M. Smith
Record added: Jun 26, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 20112037
Patience Rozsa's Timeline
August 23, 1827
Oxfordshire, England
January 30, 1860
Age 32
Utah County, Utah, USA
September 19, 1862
Age 35
District of Columbia, United States
November 30, 1864
Age 37
District of Columbia, United States
February 15, 1901
Age 73
Pleasant Grove, Utah, UT, USA
April 22, 1921
Age 93
Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah, United States
Pleasant Grove, Utah, Utah, USA


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This week we have a great sketch by Jennifer Weide.
I got some new sets from the Occasions Mini which starts on Monday that I wanted to play with. I thought the Build a Blossom set would be great for main image. Little did I know that set has a huge blossom. It barely fit on the card. I also added some bling to fit the Hand Stamped Sentiments challenge to add bling. The Regal Rose piece really needed some bling anyway and I spritzed it with my Frost Shimmer Mist! Here is my creation.
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Now it is time to continue on your hop and visit Ros Davidson's blog. I know you will love her project.
I hope everyone has a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year! I know it has quite a few fun things in store for me. Thanks for looking and have a Fabulous Friday!


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Computer science at Berea College has seen tremendous growth in the past decade, and our courses now serve ten percent of Berea's student body in any given term. The program has a dynamic and collegial set of four faculty members, equally comfortable in an introductory or advanced classroom. The students who work alongside us, as teaching assistants and student software developers, are essential to our success, and are some of our best ambassadors. We place a high value on engaging students from traditionally underrepresented groups, and candidates from these groups are especially encouraged to apply.
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Dr. Kimberly is an internationally recognized translational scientist with substantial experience in the development and administration of large, multi-site and multiple-investigator scientific programs. His research group is interested in the role of genetic factors in the normal function of the immune system and in the development of autoimmune and immune-mediated inflammatory diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and systemic vasculitis. The group's approach has focused on receptors for immunoglobulin (Fc receptors) as a model system and has explored molecular mechanisms of receptor signaling and the molecular basis for receptor polymorphisms in humans. Allelic variations in receptor structure profoundly affect receptor function. The team has been a leader in developing several national and international research consortia for the study of human diseases, and they have demonstrated that certain low-binding alleles are enriched in SLE patients. More active alleles are over-represented in patients with vasculitis and severe renal disease. As prominent contributors in major population-based genome wide association studies, the group is pursuing other genes and gene families as they are identified as candidate genes. These genes include complement receptors, cytokine genes and their promoters, signal transduction molecules, and members of the TNF superfamily. In addition to identifying susceptibility alleles, these studies have led to molecular insights into responsiveness to Ig-based therapeutics.
Click here for a more complete list of publications. Below are a few selected papers.
Porges AJ, Redecha PB, Kimberly WT, Csernok E, Gross WL, Kimberly RP.1994. Anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies engage and activate human neutrophils via Fc gamma RIIa. J Immunol. 153(3):1271-80. PMID:8027554
Salmon JE, Millard S, Schachter LA, Arnett FC, Ginzler EM, Gourley MF, Ramsey-Goldman R, Peterson MG, Kimberly RP. 1996. Fc gamma RIIA alleles are heritable risk factors for lupus nephritis in African Americans. J Clin Invest. 97(5):1348-54. PMID:8636449 PMCID:PMC507190
Wu J1, Edberg JC, Redecha PB, Bansal V, Guyre PM, Coleman K, Salmon JE, Kimberly RP. 1997. A novel polymorphism of FcgammaRIIIa (CD16) alters receptor function and predisposes to autoimmune disease. J Clin Invest. 100(5):1059-70. PMCID:PMC508280
Harley JB, Alarcon-Riquelme ME, Criswell LA, Jacob CO, Kimberly RP, Moser KL, Tsao BP, Vyse TJ, Langefeld CD, Nath SK, Guthridge JM, Cobb BL, Mirel DB, Marion MC, Williams AH, Divers J, Wang W, Frank SG, Namjou B, Gabriel SB, Lee AT, Gregersen PK, Behrens TW, Taylor KE, Fernando M, Zidovetzki R, Gaffney PM, Edberg JC, Rioux JD, Ojwang JO, James JA, Merrill JT, Gilkeson GS, Seldin MF, Yin H, Baechler EC, Li QZ, Wakeland EK, Bruner GR, Kaufman KM, Kelly JA. 2008. Genome-wide association scan in women with systemic lupus erythematosus identifies susceptibility variants in ITGAM, PXK, KIAA1542 and other loci Nat Genet. 40: 204-210. PMID:18204446
Li X, Su K, Ji C, Szalai AJ, Wu J, Zhang Y, Zhou T, Kimberly RP, Edberg JC. 2008. Immune opsonins modulate BLyS/BAFF release in a receptor-specific fashion. J Immunol. 181: 1012-1018. PMID:18606652
Nath SK, Han S, Kim-Howard X, Kelly JA, Viswanathan P, Gilkeson GS, Chen W, Zhu C, McEver RP, Kimberly RP, Alarcon-Riquelme ME, Vyse TJ, Li QZ, Wakeland EK, Merrill JT, James JA, Kaufman KM, Guthridge JM, Harley JB. 2008. A nonsynonymous functional variant in integrin-alpha(M) (encoded by ITGAM) is associated with systemic lupus erythematosus. Nat Genet. 40: 152-154. PMID:18204448
Gateva V, Sandling JK, Hom G, Taylor KE, Chung SA, Sun X, Ortmann W, Kosoy R, Ferreira RC, Nordmark G, Gunnarsson I, Svenungsson E, Padyukov L, Sturfelt G, Jönsen A, Bengtsson AA, Rantapää-Dahlqvist S, Baechler EC, Brown EE, Alarcón GS, Edberg JC, Ramsey-Goldman R, McGwin G Jr, Reveille JD, Vilá LM, Kimberly RP, Manzi S, Petri MA, Lee A, Gregersen PK, Seldin MF, Rönnblom L, Criswell LA, Syvänen AC, Behrens TW, Graham RR. 2009. A large-scale replication study identifies TNIP1, PRDM1, JAZF1, UHRF1BP1 and IL10 as risk loci for systemic lupus erythematosus. Nat Genet. 41(11):1228-33. PMID: 19838195
Freedman BI, Edberg JC, Comeau ME, Murea M, Bowden DW, Divers J, Alarcón GS, Brown EE, McGwin G Jr, Kopp JB, Winkler CA, Nelson GW, Illei G, Petri M, Ramsey-Goldman R, Reveille JD, Vilá LM, Langefeld CD, Kimberly RP. 2010. The Non-Muscle Myosin Heavy Chain 9 Gene (MYH9) Is Not Associated with Lupus Nephritis in African Americans. Am J Nephrol. 32(1):66-72. PMID: 20523037
Adrianto I, Wen F, Templeton A, Wiley G, King JB, Lessard CJ, Bates JS, Hu Y, Kelly JA, Kaufman KM, Guthridge JM, Alarcón-Riquelme ME; BIOLUPUS and GENLES Networks, Anaya JM, Bae SC, Bang SY, Boackle SA, Brown EE, Petri MA, Gallant C, Ramsey-Goldman R, Reveille JD, Vila LM, Criswell LA, Edberg JC, Freedman BI, Gregersen PK, Gilkeson GS, Jacob CO, James JA, Kamen DL, Kimberly RP, Martin J, Merrill JT, Niewold TB, Park SY, Pons-Estel BA, Scofield RH, Stevens AM, Tsao BP, Vyse TJ, Langefeld CD, Harley JB, Moser KL, Webb CF, Humphrey MB, Montgomery CG, Gaffney PM. 2011. Association of a functional variant downstream of TNFAIP3 with systemic lupus erythematosus. Nat Genet. 43(3):253-8. . PMID: 21336280
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Kim K, Brown EE, Choi CB, Alarcón-Riquelme ME; on behalf of BIOLUPUS, Kelly JA, Glenn SB, Ojwang JO, Adler A, Lee HS, Boackle SA, Criswell LA, Alarcón GS, Edberg JC, Stevens AM, Jacob CO, Gilkeson GS, Kamen DL, Tsao BP, Anaya JM, Guthridge JM, Nath SK, Richardson B, Sawalha AH, Kang YM, Shim SC, Suh CH, Lee SK, Kim CS, Merrill JT, Petri M, Ramsey-Goldman R, Vilá LM, Niewold TB, Martin J, Pons-Estel BA; on behalf of GENLES, Vyse TJ, Freedman BI, Moser KL, Gaffney PM, Williams A, Comeau M, Reveille JD, James JA, Scofield RH, Langefeld CD, Kaufman KM, Harley JB, Kang C, Kimberly RP, Bae SC. 2012. Variation in the ICAM1-ICAM4-ICAM5 locus is associated with systemic lupus erythematosus susceptibility in multiple ancestries. Ann Rheum Dis. 71(11):1809-1814. PMID:22523428
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The Quest For Vision — Selling Ahead Of The RFP
Posted by Scott Santucci on September 22, 2009
It used to be that sales people could hit their numbers by responding to inbound inquiries (leads, RFIs, RFP, etc) from various companies within their territory. Now, however, these same reps are forced to develop opportunities from scratch as go-to-market models are increasingly more account–based than in the past. In addition, most firms are finding their win rates for unsolicited RFPs drop below 25%, a fact that contributes to the growing cost of sales. These two realities are forcing sales organizations to improve their ability to manufacture new opportunities within targeted accounts, and do so in a more scaleable and repeatable way.
In most organizations, a small handful of the sales organization (about 20%) accounts for the lion's share of their new revenues (about 80%). So, the question becomes "How do we get more of the 80% of our reps to perform like the top 20%?"
When I ask top performers the question "why are you so successful" all tell me more or less the same thing — they concentrate on selling a vision.
In my quest for vision, I recently asked one executive at a major energy company "If a vendor helps you frame out a problem or clarify a vision before you have funded a project to address it, how likely are you to work with them over competitors?"
He replied, "This is usually a given, but the key is the vendor has to have credibility and trust to start with."
Logically then if we could model the steps and techniques used by these stellar performers, then we could improve the success of the entire sales force. However, when pressed to define what a vision is, top performers really struggle to articulate it more concretely. The only lesson learned is that the vision they create is about how the customer can solve the business problems they're facing.
There is a moment in a buyer's mind when their thinking shifts from trying to understand their problem to thinking about the approach to solving it. It's at that moment when an executive develops clarity around a "solution vision" about what their world will look like when complete. This inflection point is the single most important mindshare to gain because vendors who are involved prior to this event have a significant competitive advantage over those who engage after.
So, how does one define a "solution vision?" It really is a guiding conceptual model for achieving a desired end state. It provides a shared understanding to the network of people (internal and external) who must perform related, but unique tasks for the organization to realize the anticipated benefits of the endeavor.
Solution visions that have successfully been implemented all have three common ingredients.
1) Authentic — it has to be real, well-researched, and obtainable.
2) Applicable — it has to be communicated in the context of the account and the stakeholder.
3) Actionable — the path (and the required details) to realizing that vision are mapped out into an understandable approach, but also simplified so the program doesn't collapse under its own complexity.
If you create a simple checklist of resource allocation based on this definition, you will find that the overwhelming majority of your business development resources (sales, marketing, and solutions) are focused after a customer has developed their solution vision rather than on helping to influence that vision.
Instead of continually investing in programs to incrementally improve how your sales teams manage opportunities after the customer knows what they want, significantly better returns await those who invest in programs to help customers shape a solution vision. This is done by creating scalable and repeatable programs to help sales people more easily collaborate with executives to develop a shared vision of success for a given account.
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Comment from Kathleen Schaub (not verified) on Thu, 09/24/2009 - 19:10
Scott,Selling a vision is useful for mature products. It's essential when selling products in new-to-the-market categories.Once a product has been on the market for years, customers will have a general idea of what it does, what benefits to expect, how easy (or challenging) it will be to implement. A sales team adds value with a personalized vision – that is helping a prospect envision the product within the prospect's specific situation. This personalization can be assisted with tools like ROI calculators, assessments, trials, pilots, stories used as analogs, etc. The key is not to leave it up to chance that the customer will translate the general benefits into the specific.For new-to-the-market solutions, the task is harder and more critical because often the prospect will lack even the basic vision what this widget actually is, much less what how they can benefit.Since this visioning task has to be done repeatedly, the marketing team can help the sales team by taking it at least 50% (or more) of the way there.Here's my view on why vision is vital if you want to be a market leader: http://bit.ly/1OU9gj
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14-Bit, 5.6 GSPS, RF Digital-to-Analog Converter
Features and Benefits
- DAC Update Rate of up to 5.6 GSPS
- Direct RF Synthesis @ 2.8 GSPS Data Rate
-- DC-to-1.4 GHz in Baseband Mode
-- DC-to-1.0 GHz in 2x Interpolation Mode
-- 1.4 to 4.2 GHz in Mix-Mode
- Bypassable 2x Interpolation
- Excellent Dynamic performance
- Supports DOCSIS 3.0 wideband ACLR/Harmonic Performance
-- 8 QAM carriers: ACLR>65 dBc
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The AD9119/AD9129 are high performance, 11-/14-bit RF digital-to-analog converters (DACs) supporting data rates up to 2.8 GSPS. The DAC core is based on a quad-switch architecture that enables dual-edge clocking operation, effectively increasing the DACupdate rate to 5.6 GSPS when configured for Mix-Mode™ or 2× interpolation. The high dynamic range and bandwidth enable multicarrier generation up to 4.2 GHz.
In baseband mode, wide bandwidth capability combines with high dynamic range to support from 1 to 158 contiguous carriers for CATV infrastructure applications. A choice of two optional 2× interpolation filters is available to simplify the postreconstruction filter by effectively increasing the DAC update rate by a factor of 2. In Mix-Mode operation, the AD9119/AD9129 can reconstruct RF carriers in the second and third Nyquist zone while still maintaining exceptional dynamic range up to 4.2 GHz. The high performance NMOS DAC core features a quad-switch architecture that enables industry-leading direct RF synthesis performance with minimal loss in output power. The output current can be programmed over a range of 9.5 mA to 34.4 mA.
The AD9119/AD9129 include several features that may further simplify system integration. A dual-port, source synchronous LVDS interface simplifies the data interface to a host FPGA/ASIC. A differential frame/parity bit is also included to monitor the integrity of the interface. On-chip delay locked loops (DLLs) are used to optimize timing between different clock domains.
A serial peripheral interface (SPI) is used to configure the AD9119/AD9129 and monitor the status of readback registers. The AD9119/AD9129 is manufactured on a 0.18 μm CMOS process and operates from +1.8 V and −1.5 V supplies. It is supplied in a 160-ball chip scale package ball grid array.Product Highlights
- High dynamic range and signal reconstruction bandwidth supports RF signal synthesis up to 4.2 GHz.
- Dual-port interface with double data rate (DDR) LVDS data receivers supports 2800 MSPS maximum conversion rate.
- Manufactured on a CMOS process; a proprietary switching technique enhances dynamic performance.
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The AD9129 Evaluation Board connects to the Analog Devices Digital Pattern Generator (DPG2) to allow for quick evaluation of the AD9129. The DPG2 allows the user to create many types of digital vectors and transmit these at speed to the AD9129 in any of the AD9129 operating modes. The AD9129 evaluation board is configured over USB with accompanying PC software.
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After being thumped by Chelsea, Aston Villa suffered their second thrashing in four days - this time at the hands of Tottenham.
The Villa manager's January transfer market activity perhaps ought to focus on hiring some bodyguards to stop his young team from being picked on by the Premier League's big boys.
After the eight they conceded against Chelsea, at least the scoreline was a little less embarrassing. Yet it could easily have been equally comprehensive. Tottenham had 11 goal attempts before half-time and might have been five or six in front by then but for two excellent saves by Brad Guzan and some heroics by his defenders.
In the event, the floodgates were opened by Jermain Defoe 12 minutes into the second half and yielded a torrent in the guise of Gareth Bale, who grabbed a 23-minute hat-trick, his first in the Premier League.
"It was a very good all-round performance and a special one for Gareth," said the Tottenham manager, Andre Villas-Boas. "His skills and talent put him up there with the best. He is at an excellent moment in his professional and personal life and we are benefiting from that. As he and the team develop he can get better still."
It was another painful experience for Lambert. "Collectively we have to defend better but they will be all right," he said. "You have to bounce back. You have no choice."
For Tottenham, who had earlier announced that displaced goalkeeper Brad Friedel had signed a contract to stay at White Hart Lane until 2014, the result enabled them to nose past Everton into fourth place, although Villas-Boas dismissed the position in the table as "unimportant" without a gap beneath them.
From the start, Villa conceded dominance to the visiting team, who are on a run of five wins in seven that they could easily extend with Reading and Queen's Park Rangers among their next three opponents.
Bale was an immediate threat, setting up a chance for Kyle Walker and forcing a brilliant save from Guzan within the first 10 minutes. Thereafter, at least until Lambert reacted to the loss of defender Nathan Baker to a hamstring injury by changing from 5-3-2 to 4-4-2, the pressure on the Villa goal was almost relentless. Guzan, who saved from Emmanuel Adebayor and was tested again by Bale five minutes before half-time, would have been busier still but for the willingness of Villa's centre backs, Baker in particular, to put their bodies on the line.
After Lambert changed his tactics, Villa might have gone ahead eight minutes after the restart when Christian Benteke – effectively a spectator until then – drew a fine save from Hugo Lloris, although an offside flag meant it would not have counted.
However, no sooner had Villa begun to give themselves hope than they were two goals down. First, after successfully blocking off Defoe from a threaded Bale pass, they allowed Kyle Naughton to put the England striker in a second time, to which he responded by poking the ball through Guzan's legs for his 10th league goal of the season.
Three minutes later, on the hour, they were caught out by a rapid Tottenham break, before Bale took the ball around Guzan and slotted it into the net.
Tottenham, who introduced Scott Parker in the 65th minute as he continues his recuperation from summer surgery, could have coasted from there but Villa kept handing them chances and Bale slotted past Guzan after 72 minutes when Aaron Lennon's pass found him unmarked, then rolling home his third goal on the end of substitute Gylfi Sigurdsson's pass six minutes from time.
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There is no way of deciding where you are looking. In real life, as the prism just moves around, you know where you are looking in relation to the turret, because you have to turn around in the turret too. Now, when you only have 1st person sight, and you cant see turret, you are completely disoriented. Some kind of indicator about your FOV and the turret would be much appreciated, as in real life. Perhaps a static image of the turret to the top left, so you know the enemy is in 12 o'clock in relation to the turret.
Updated by Kalle-ErikV over 6 years ago
Or perhaps give the ability to use a compass.
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Updated by Kalle-ErikV over 6 years ago
Does the game permit the ability to just simply use a compass inside the vehicle when in the loader seat? That would just erase the problem for the most part, as you could check the bearings.
Updated by Kalle-ErikV over 6 years ago
Or perhaps just give the loader the ability to use the same bearings in the green box in the upper part of screen as everyone else has the access to, as in real life the loader has a lot better situational awareness, and thus won't be unrealistic.
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
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Planned (Needs Contributors))
- Close Reason set to BIS / Engine problem
Updated by Kalle-ErikV about 6 years ago
Is this still a BIS / Engine problem, now that the humvees and APC's have gotten the Digital Compass? Would it be possible to get it now to the M1 loader? The guy is practically useless when turned in due to the disorientation.


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Buddhism's allure fading for some young Tibetans
By Emma Graham-Harrison
TSEDANG, China (Reuters) - Mima Tsering can call on over a millennium of religious learning and several priceless relics to help tempt young would-be monks into taking their vows, but lately he worries their attractions may be waning.
Abbot of one of Tibet's oldest temples, his prayer hall is full and the youngest recruit is only 20.
But after centuries in which monasteries offered a chance of education and relief from the tough life of a peasant farmer on the Himalayan plateau, they now compete for youngsters who grew up with television, schools, the Internet and other job options.
"I am a little concerned about it, and hope that more young people can take an interest in the monastic life to keep our religious traditions alive," Tsering told Reuters in a corner of the Trankdruk monastery alive with chanting, drums and gongs.
Religion is central to both Tibetan identity and to Beijing's years of conflict with the restive mountain region. Since Chinese Communist troops marched on to the plateau in 1950, most major bouts of unrest have started with protests by monks.
And anger at China's control of the "land of the snows" has been sharpened by constraints imposed by Beijing on monasteries and its denunciation of the exiled Dalai Lama, ultimate spiritual leader for many Tibetan Buddhists, as a scheming separatist.
There are still peasants with religious duties handed down in the family or who prefer a life at a temple to one in the fields.
The ticket collector at one of Tibet's oldest palace-shrines, the Yumbu Lhakang, is among them. Continued...


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Dec. 13, 2013
PITTSBURGH – Members of the University of Pittsburgh track and field team collected over 50 toys to donate to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve 'Toys for Tots' Program this holiday season.
Paige Lumley, Samantha Owens, Taranish Taylor, Evann Thompson of the women's team, and Chris Spadaro, along with Head Coach Alonzo Webb, Assistant Head Coach Kia Davis, Assistant Coach Adam Bray and Coordinator of Track and Field Operations Darryl Weston donated the new, unwrapped toys on Wednesday to help less fortunate children in need of gifts this holiday.
"Our athletes really look forward to helping out these kids, and some of our athletes can relate to these children because they grew up in a similar situation," Webb said. "They understand the importance of being able to give back if you're in the situation to do so. For me, it was the same way and I grew up with not having a lot. So to be in a position now where our team can help others, it's really important to make sure we do. Our athletes understand the importance of this and I really appreciate the effort they put into this as well."
The Panthers are off until after the New Year when Pitt travels to State College for the Penn State Relays on January 11th.


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themeflame said
It's these threads that make me go nuts.
Man, seriously.http://intenseminimalism.com/2011/designers-shouldnt-code-the-digital-duo/
Sorry for offtopic … "Do you remember in high school that poor kid that constantly had low grades in math but brush in hand will be able to blow your mind by drawing? And do you remember the kid that has excellent grades in math, but was incredibly awful in drawing anything, even just a straight line?"
No I don't remember that kids but I remember kids who were good in both, math and drawing and had all great grades.
My point is that business template designs here are not much of "art", it is actually more of "geometry" which is kind of math in visual way. Just need good typography (math based), good colors (math based) and that what is called UL/UX which is pure logic and experience with websites usability etc. And definitely there are authors here who can do design in browsers, don't need Photoshop and I would call them front end developers with sense for web design.
More "artistic" designers are rather called graphic designers in my opinion but not every website design, especially business website template, needs that.
It's always better with prefix. To avoid potential conflict with third party plugins CPTs. Don't have disadvantages.
MushinDesign said
From what I've used of VC (not loads to be fair) Unyson seems more user friendly.
Not really. Visual Composer as premium plugin has more elements and front end editor. Tabs, accordions, blog post elements etc are better in Visual Composer. But on the other hand not every theme needs that.
Unyson had some issues in older versions but with every update it is getting better and better and for free framework Unyson is great choice. Although I like to use only page builder extension.
Regarding to customization, both plugins are easy customizable and it is basically the same logic and code for creating custom elements as it is for every other page builder.
xvelopers, yes
sammycorp, you can create custom Layers widgets. See Layerswp github page for more info.
I would try with sans serif font and smaller font for "user friendly" headline.
What is recommended for use in themes now?
2.4.2 version https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation/tree/2.4.2
2.5.0 alpha version https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation


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