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Friday, January 11, 2013 at 03:24PM
So I have been waiting to meet this one guy for two months! (We had two other dates planned but things came up and, in general, we've both been busy.)
And we're finally supposed to be going out tonight.
He is the one who seems like a great catch and is my exbf's former supervisor.
Anyway, the plan is that he will be taking me to see Django and then out to dinner.
So we were talking last night and he told me that he just got promoted at work (as of yesterday).
He's really into his career and I can tell this promotion is a big deal to him.
So should I take him out tonight (our first date) instead of letting him take me?
Or maybe I could pay for dinner and he could pay for the movie?
Normally, I have a very strict expectation that the guy pays for the first few dates...just on general principle and also after a few bad experiences w/ cheap or broke men.
But I don't mind making an exception, in this case, to celebrate the good news with this guy...if I can bring it up w/o it seeming awkward for setting a bad precedent.
The guy seems a bit traditional and like a man's man, so I'm not sure how he would take it anyway.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - North Carolina's first two home games of the 2014 football season will kick off in the evening, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced Tuesday. The season opener vs. Liberty on Saturday, Aug. 30, will begin at 6 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN3. The following week, Carolina's home game with San Diego State on Sept. 6 will kick off at 8 p.m. and will be televised nationally on ESPNews.
"Opening the 2014 season with a pair of night games will enhance the gameday environment in the Tar Pit," said head coach Larry Fedora. "Last year, the atmosphere in the stadium on Thursday night against Miami was as good as any in the country and we're excited to be playing more games in the evening. Our players are working hard this offseason and are looking forward to kicking off the season on Aug. 30."
The San Diego State game is the first Saturday evening game against an FBS opponent at Kenan Stadium since the Tar Heels played Connecticut in 2008 at 7 p.m.
The Liberty game is the first season opener at home with an evening kickoff since 2009 when the Tar Heels faced The Citadel at 6 p.m. From 2007-09, Carolina opened three consecutive seasons with night games against FCS opponents - 2007 (JMU), 2008 (McNeese State) and 2009 (The Citadel).
This also marks the first time the Tar Heels have opened the season with two consecutive night games since 2007 when UNC hosted James Madison at 6 p.m. and then traveled the following week to East Carolina for another 6 p.m. kick.

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I work for a prototype/low volume production manufacturing company. We specialized in quick turnaround stamping/prototype exhaust/and lots of parts for motorsports. Thanks to Nascar's new gen 6 car, Robby Gordon's Super stadium truck series, new diesel emissions crap, and new UTV/ATVs in the pipeline we are doing very well at the moment. Like White Rhino most of our success comes from continual internal improvements. We have very high skill level technicians and specialize in making parts that no one else can do in the time frame or offer the quality and repeatability required. It helps having very motivated owner/sales guys. So I guess we can thank the epa for some of our recent boom but we seem to find work everywhere. Things looked shaky back at the start of 08 but within a month everyone was back from layoff and balls to the wall working over time since. I think we have been setting new sales/profit records since then and most of it goes right back into the company. Lots of new equipment has showed up the last few years and now they are planning on consolidating our three buildings into one new 100,000sqft facility.
But back to the original question, I can see the overall economy taking another dip thanks to what is going on in Washington and oversees. In my opinion the country is falling apart regardless of what the economy is doing. We keep losing personal freedoms, access to public lands, the lazy and entitled multiply by the day, cost of living keeps going up, taxes will probably continue to go up, infrastructure we use on a Dailey basis will continue to crumble because our government can't seem to find the cash because they blow it on other crap, ext.
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Were there Christians at Pompeii? The word-square evidence.
I have had a large number of emails in the last week, asking me if there really were Christians at Pompeii. The prompt for this was Waldemar Januszczak's BBC4 programme on the Dark Ages -- which had some amazing stuff, but also claimed that there were Christians at Pompeii. The evidence for this was the scratched word square (like the one above).
It reads: "Sator/Arepo/Tenet/Opera /Rotas/" You'll see its clever "palindromic-ness" . It means (literally translated) "Arepo the sower holds the wheels at his work". But, as is often pointed out, the letters can be re-arranged into two "pater noster"s in the sign of a cross with a couple of "a"s and "o"s left over -- as in (converting to Greek) "alpha and omega". So it looks as if there could be a Christian significance: "our father" plus alpha and omega.
This "game" is found in all kind of places in the Roman world (including Cirencester) and it is often thought to be evidence of Christianity. One has been discovered in the palaestra in Pompeii ... but is it really evidence of Christianity as W J insisted in his programme? Probably not.
The whole issue has been discussed since the 1880s, but the likelihood is that this word square is originally a Jewish symbol. Certainly there are big problems in assuming that this is a Christian message pre AD 79. You can find the most sensible discussion here. But these are the basic arguments.
The idea of finding Christians in Pompeii or Herculaneum has been a holy grail for centuries. But nothing has ever proved their presence (the most famous sign of the cross appears to have been the traces left by a set of shelves).One suggestion has been that this word square with its apparently Christian message was the scratching of people who dug down into Pompeii after the eruption. That's not impossible. But much more likely is that it wasnt a Christian message at all.
The point is that -- even assuming the puzzle is to be resolved as a Pater Noster cross plus alpha and omega -- the cross does not appear (so far as we know) to have been a distinctively Christian symbol until much later than 79, and alpha and omega don't appear as Christian inscriptions until the third century AD (and that symbolism depends on apocalyptic literature later than 79). Besides, given the eastern origins of Christianity, you would expect any early Christian slogans to have been in Greek not Latin.
It is much more likely that we are dealing with a Latin-speaking Jewish slogan here, and there is plenty of evidence for Jews in the Vesuvian towns (including a kosher version of garum, the Roman staple of rotten fish sauce). "Alpha" and "omega" are well known in Jewish literature, and "our father" is perfectly compatible with a Jewish cultural background (and are found as that in Jewish prayers).
I'm afraid that ideas of Christians at Pompeii are a bit of a fantasy. Sorry.


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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Jackson County Records Inventory
Circuit Court Case Files
Series documents cases heard before the circuit courts and the U.S. district courts. U.S. district courts were administered by the federal government during the territorial period and subsequently replaced by the circuit courts upon statehood in 1859. Case files include exhibits, transcripts, indexes, and legal documents such as indictments, subpoenas, fee bills, articles of agreement, bonds, summons, executions, petitions, and injunctions. The case files document civil and criminal actions such as debt, theft, divorce, land claims, arson, murder, rape, assault and battery, and boundary conflicts. Circuit court records continue after 1983 under authority of the state and are maintained by the trial court administrator. Circuit court records have been inventoried through 1983. For information on more recent court records, contact the trial court administrator. Portions of these records may be restricted. Circuit Court Case Files created since 1983 have been indexed on the Oregon Judicial Information Network (OJIN).
Records at the Oregon State Archives:
[Circuit Court Case Files-Civil], 1856-1914 (50 cu.ft.);
[Circuit Court Case Files-Criminal], 1860-1912 (3.25 cu.ft.);
[De Autremont Brothers Circuit Court Case Files], no. 628-632, ca.1923-ca.1957 (.80 cu.ft.);
Divorce [Vital Records Return Receipt], 1927-1929 (2 volumes);
[Fehl and Good Government Congress Circuit Court Case Records], ca.1930-ca.1935 (2 cu.ft.);
[Russell Obrenski Circuit Court Case File], no. 69.187C, 1969 (.40 cu.ft.);
U.S. District Court Case Files [Isaac Tubbs case file], 1857 (.15 cu.ft.);
Search for 1856-1914 Jackson County circuit court divorce case files in Oregon Historical Records Index.
Records at the Jackson County Justice Building Basement, Court
[Circuit Court Case Files], no. 80.0001-83.4693, 1980-1983 (304 cu.ft.);
[Circuit Court Index Defendant], 1862-1911 (1 reel of microfilm);
[Circuit Court Judgement Roll], no. 46.0001-47.0376, 47.0418-79.0289, 1946-1979 (418 reels of microfilm);
[Circuit Court Judgement Rolls-Dismissed], no. 1D-4992D, 1910-1956 (36 reels of microfilm);
[Circuit Court Judgement Rolls], no. 1-11300, 1914-1954 (112 reels of microfilm);
[Divorce Index-Circuit Court Case Files], vol. 1-2, n.d.-1978 (1 reel of microfilm);
Index to Judgment Rolls, ca.1856-n.d. (1 volume);
[Index to Law, Equity, and Criminal Cases-Circuit Court], 1926-1946 (1 reel of microfilm);
[Index to State vs. Criminal-Cases], 1862-1912 (1 reel of microfilm);
Microfiche Index [Circuit Court Case File Index], 1980-1983 (22 sheets of microfiche);
Microfiche Index [Index to Divorce-Circuit Court Case Files], vol. 1-2, ca.1856-1978 (.50 inch of microfiche);
Microfiche Index [Old Circuit Court Indices-Case Files-arranged by plaintiff and defendant], 1862-1980 (4 inches of microfiche);
[Old Criminal Records-Circuit Court Case File Index], 1909-1946 (1 reel of microfilm);
Vault Index Circuit Court, vol. 1, ca.1860-ca.1914 (1 volume).
Records at the Jackson County Genealogy Library Building, Library:
Circuit Court Cases Indices Direct and Indirect [Abstract], 1856-1914 (1 binder);
Index to Cases as to Judgement Roll # [Circuit Court Case File], 1914-1954 (1 volume);
Index to Circuit Court Cases Direct, 1886-1946 (1 volume); 1946-1965 (1 volume);
Index to Circuit Court Cases Indirect, 1862-1911 (1 volume); 1946-1965 (1 volume);
Jackson Co., Or Divorce Index [County-Circuit Court Case File Abstracts], 1856-1949 (3 volumes);
Old Equity Index [Circuit Court Case File], n.d.-ca.1949 (1 volume);
Old Law Index [Circuit Court Case File], n.d.-1949 (1 volume).
Records at the Jackson County Library, Medford Branch:
Jackson County Divorce Index [Abstract-by Lida Childers and Ruby Lacy], 1856-1949 (3 volumes).
Records at the University of Oregon, Knight Library, Special
District and Circuit Court Papers, 1858-1918 (5.50 cu.ft.).
Records at a Related Web Site:
Jackson County Divorce Record Index, 1856-1949 (Jackson County Genealogy Library Web site).


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However, Garrett found many of the smaller firms were willing to work with her. Using small training companies like IT Solutions, Professional Services and Technically Speaking, Garrett was able to launch a Project Management Academy last November.
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The first class offered at Virginia's Project Management Academy was Negotiations. "Four of our major projects were in negotiations with vendors and none of our people had the skill sets to negotiate," Garrett said. "Therefore, I decided the first class we needed was a negotiations class. We rearranged the schedule and the curriculum so we could start with negotiations and come back to project management."
Project management classes are now held three days a week, with a total of 14 classes making up the academy. Once a student completes all 14 classes, he or she receives a certificate from Virginia's secretary of public safety.
Anyone involved in managing one of nine IT projects over $1 million currently under way in Virginia is required to attend the academy. In addition, all eleven public safety CIOs must attend. As Garrett explained, the CIOs don't necessarily need the training, but having them there gives their employees a sense of support.
"A lot of employees are afraid to report anything because they aren't sure how their CIO is going to take it," said Garrett. "When their CIO is sitting next to them in class, they find out they don't know everything either. People are now more open and there is a huge information exchange that has never occurred before."
Naseem Reza, CIO for the Virginia State Police and one of 36 people who make up the first academy, agreed. "By attending these classes you get to know people from other agencies that have similar missions," said Reza. "A lot of times on a technical issue we call each other and confer and share knowledge."
"In the last administration there was a big gap -- the people at the Cabinet level gave the directions and didn't understand what went on at the agency," Garrett said. "That mindset in public safety has already changed. It is not uncommon for a CIO to call me to report a major problem immediately, where during the last administration they were afraid to even dial the number. Now they know there is a peer they can talk to that can help resolve the problem before it gets to the governor's office."
Garrett often helps teach the courses, which also keeps costs down. None of Virginia's Project Management classes cost more then $350 per student, and the average cost is $220.
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Dee Pisciella, CIO for Virginia's Department of Corrections, is currently enrolled in the Project Management Academy. "It brings the public safety agencies under a similar system of handling IT projects. CIOs meet frequently and share experiences and resources with each other. If you are all working on the same, standardized process, it becomes a much more effective communication and support effort," Pisciella said. "I think the end result will be the commonwealth will save considerable money and produce more and more successful technology projects."
According to Garrett, the commonwealth already has saved between $5 million and $7 million by leveraging its purchasing, practicing knowledge management, selecting and controlling investments, and implementing project management techniques.
But Garrett sees the overall goal of the academy as more than saving money. She wants to prove that a state can take control of its own project management training and come out on top.
"We want to be more accountable and more sound in our judgment and selection of projects," she said. "We want project managers and CIOs to look at what they are taking on and make sure they weigh it against the status quo. What are the benefits? What is the increased functionality? And then, of course, we want them to make the right decision."


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VISIT DENVER's Mile High Holidays program sweetens the deal as many of the city's best hotels are offering rates as low as $52.80 (Denver is exactly one mile high, 5,280 feet). For a full list of events happing throughout the holiday season, visit MileHighHolidays.com.
Here are ten Mile High Must Sees:
Only in Denver – Becoming Van Gogh
Denver Art Museum
Through January 20, 2013
The art event of the decade in Denver? That's what some are saying about Becoming Van Gogh, featuring more than 70 masterworks that offer an in-depth exploration of Vincent van Gogh's unconventional path to becoming one of the world's most recognizable artists. See it in style – VIP hotel packages deals with "skip the line" tickets are available at vangoghdenver.com.
Spend A Day In Pompeii
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Through January 13, 2013
History comes to vivid life in this exhibition, featuring beautiful frescoes, marble and bronze sculptures, jewelry, gold coins, and everyday household items, all uncovered in Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that was destroyed by a volcano in AD 79.
Discover Denver History, From A to Z
History Colorado Center
Opening November 17
The new Denver A to Z taps into the essence of Denver letter by letter —"A" for adrenaline, "Z" for zombies, and every letter in between. The family-friendly exhibit features fun, interactive displays, such as digital "throwdown matches" between Denver icons, including 19th century businesswoman Mary Elitch, Titanic heroine Molly Brown, Bronco's legend John Elway, local jeweler Tom Shane and more.
International Design + Colorado Art
Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art
Through April 21, 2013
The Kirkland Museum unveils two intriguing shows this season. New Explorations in International Design, 1878 to 1993, takes visitors on an immersive journey through eight decorative art movements, while the new Colorado Art Survey VIII showcases the museum's unparalleled and still growing collection of 4,870 works of art by 505 Colorado artists.
Vincent Meets Clyfford
Clyfford Still Museum
Through January 20, 2013
In conjunction with the Denver Art Museum's landmark presentation Becoming Van Gogh, Vincent/Clyfford explores the surprising and fascinating connections between Van Gogh and abstract expressionist master Clyfford Still.
Kinetics for Kids
Childrens Museum of Denver
Permanent exhibit
Play with the Laws of Motion! In a life-sized marble run where balls cascade down ramps, roll along tracks, travel through tubes and launch overhead, children will think like Newton.
Get Into a Pie Fight at MCA Denver
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
Through January 13, 2013
MCA Denver presents the first U.S. solo exhibition of the work of Romanian painter Adrian Ghenie, Pie Fights and Pathos. Ghenie's work – which draws from Old Masters' paintings, the history of cinema and political extremism – dwells on the dark underside of modernism.
Have a Close Encounter with Mammoths & Mastodons!
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Opening February 15
At Mammoths & Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age, encounter some of Earth's most awe-inspiring mammals, roam among saber-toothed cats and giant bears, and wonder over some of the oldest human artifacts in existence.
Laura Letinsky: Still Life Photographs, 1997–2012
Denver Art Museum
Through March 24, 2013
Still life, but full of life. Laura Letinsky's photographs have evolved from studies in melancholy and absence to subtle, yet surprising, explorations of perception, color and space.
El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You about Africa
Denver Art Museum
Through December 30, 2012
The first retrospective of renowned Ghanaian artist El Anatsui's work, this exhibition includes important sculptures in wood, ceramic, and mixed media as well as major pieces from his bottle-top series. The 61 works cover all phases of the artist's career.


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At least 100 children were feared killed in a major fire that razed a primary school in India's southern Tamil Nadu state today, police said.
"At least 100 kids are feared killed," the deputy superintendent of police of Kumbhakonam where the incident took place told Agence France-Presse.
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- For the helmet in Dragon Age: Origins, see Duty (helmet).
Duty is a companion quest for Sebastian in Dragon Age II. It requires The Exiled Prince downloadable content.
Unlike most companion quests, this one can be completed during Act 1 or Act 2.
Acquisition Edit
Head towards the Kirkwall Chantry in Hightown, before the Chantry board: a cutscene will play. It will show Sebastian posting a notice on the Chanter's Board offering coin in exchange for the deaths of the mercenaries that killed his family. Read it and accept the quest and head to the Docks (Night), Sundermount, and Wounded Coast areas.
Walkthrough Edit
You can do these areas in any order you choose, however it is easier if you head to that area when other quests lead you to it.
- Docks (Night) - When entering from the north, the first alley on the right.
- Sundermount - Just around the corner when entering from the World Map.
- The Wounded Coast - Take the first right, and then follow the next path on the right.
Once all 3 groups are dead, head back to the Chantry and talk to Sebastian to complete the quest.
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Sebastian will reward you with 4 and you will also receive 400xp for completing the quest.
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Re: Newbie question Re: C# and Mathematica via NETLink
You want to add a reference to the .NET/Link in your project.
With visual studio you can Browse many objects, but until it is part of you
project (include) you can't truly use it.
Create a Windows Application project. Under "Project" > Add Reference, find
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If you need design time tools such as the MathPictureBox,
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When you drag and drop these components on you Form it will add the proper
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Lovely blogs and lovely ladies! Millie {Brilliant Asylum} was one of the first people (besides yourself) to start regularly commenting on my blog and for that I am so thankful. So I am very happy for her to be included on this list in addition to the fact that she is tremendously knowledgeable about her subject. Congrats to all 5!ReplyDelete


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Ian, you will have to separate these pictures into different posts to get ID's and comments from the iSpot community.
Whilst it is possible to identify subjects from blurred pictures, we need some more clues too - say size and habitat. You should try for an ID yourself too because that way you will get some satisfaction when you are right.
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Series documents the annual allotment of funds for county government operations as agreed to by the board of commissioners. Information includes total amount of funds budgeted for each office. Later budgets may include organizational charts and a narrative of each county office function.
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Accept Ref. 71
Dear Editor,
We are a gay couple in a 16-year committed relationship. We raised a son together as full-time parents. We were active PTSA members and officers. We own and maintain a home together.
In short we do all the things a 'traditional' family does. Ref. 71 allows committed homosexual couples to have the same rights and responsibilities as married couples. Those who seek to reject Ref. 71 claim that to grant us these rights will undermine marriage and weaken families. We strongly disagree.
Protect Marriage Washington (PMW) claims in their 'talking points' that children raised in 'traditional' families are healthier emotionally and physically than those raised by non-traditional families.
Children are damaged emotionally by those in society who perpetuate the message that 'non-traditional' families are abnormal or wrong. It is the sense of difference caused in part by the current lack of equal rights for homosexual couples that is the problem--not the sexual orientation of the parents.
PMW also claims that criminalization of free speech and 'anti-bullying' laws will follow the passage of Ref. 71, citing a Canadian bill C-250. In the United States, the First Amendment would clearly make any such legislation illegal—at least to the point of expressing an opinion versus making a threat.
It is particularly ironic that a possible infringement of First Amendment free speech rights is claimed while using religious views about marriage as the foundation for the argument that homosexual couples should be denied rights on par with civil marriage. We will ignore the implication that those who seek to reject Ref. 71 believe it is acceptable to bully homosexuals.
PMW's talking points close with the following statement:
"Homosexuals have the right to live as they choose. They do not have a right to redefine marriage for all of us. Marriage is not a special interest!"
Those who support Ref. 71 do not want to "redefine" marriage. We seek the same rights and responsibilities in our relationships as those available to heterosexual couples.
If our society is strengthened by couples committing to each other in a contract as strong as marriage, expanding the rights and responsibilities of marriage to domestic partnerships will be a good thing for us all.
Please vote to accept R71.
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Fatal Jennings Co. crash blamed on cell phone use
State police say a North Vernon man who died in a single vehicle crash may have been using his cell phone at the time of the crash.
Investigators say Steven C. Litzy, 24, was driving south on SR 7 near CR 600 South in Jennings County around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday when his Honda Accord left the roadway. The vehicle struck a drainage ditch and flipped several times before coming to rest on its top.
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Q: What are your favorite and least favorite aspects of the GUMSHOE system?
A: When I first got this question, I thought it was asking about my favorite and least favorite aspects of writing for the GUMSHOE system. That's not really the question, though, is it?What I dig about the system is its simplicity and focus on player choices. Every action brings with it a choice of approach (which Investigative ability do I use?) or of cost (how many General ability points do I spend?) and I think those are strong hooks. My instinct, while working on RAZED, has been to add some complexity to the system, a little more heft or a new dimension, but in playtesting I find that's maybe not such a good idea. I continue to experiment with adding little wrinkles to the game, but its simplicity is elegant and I don't want to fuck with that too much.
Another thing I dig about writing for GUMSHOE games? Writing for them is like writing straight-up prose—or a letter to the GM. It doesn't require strict styling or technical-style writing. I can be frank or florid, depending on the needs of a particular passage, and still get the important game elements across clearly. On the one hand, this means there's no crutch to lean on—I can't rely on mechanics to do much descriptive work for me—but this also means I can move around without lugging crutches with me.
My least favorite aspect of the system is easy to answer, though. I don't like seeing General ability points get wasted. I've seen players spend three points to auto-hit a Difficulty 4 action, then roll a five or six, and get frustrated that those points were "blown." I don't like seeing a player spend two points and then whiff with the dice and regret it. Now their character is weaker and they have nothing to show for it. It's bad enough to miss a roll and have a turn wasted, without losing points from your future chances, I sometimes think. This isn't a game-breaking problem, by any means, but it can be a source of frustration.
(In RAZED, that frustration is a feature, not a bug, because it helps create desperation as the PCs battle super-tough alien robots and such—every failed roll reinforces the sense of dwindling resources and is an opportunity for the GM to emphasize the toughness of the enemy.)
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Friday night is back!
The familiar Friday-night schedule on Arsenal TV has returned to the Club's official website and this week you could win a pair of tickets to see England Under-21s take on Portugal at Wembley!
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with Dan Roebuck, Stewart Robson and Brian Talbot
7pm (UK time)
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featuring Alex Song
8pm (UK time)
Our popular 'Spotlight' series is back this season. These wide-ranging interviews give Arsenal's fans a chance to get to know the players they cheer on week-in, week-out. Most interviews focus on what's been happening on the pitch. Our 'Spotlight' interviews help you find out more about the players' lives off the pitch too.
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8:15pm to 10pm (UK time)
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Friday night is most certainly back! Don't miss it on Arsenal TV Online.
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Eminem Talks Brittany Murphy's Death
He costarred with Brittany Murphy in "8 Mile" and Eminem recently opened up about his reaction to her tragic death late last year.
In an interview with Vibe magazine, the "Real Slim Shady" rapper explained, "It was crazy. It's crazy, because at one point, we were very close, and she was a really good person."
"It's crazy when you see things not just with her but just all these things that are happening in Hollywood with people in music, with people in acting. ... Famous people. Famous people are overdosing at alarming rates and — that almost sounded like a commercial. Wow."
He continued, "But they are. And it's one of those things, man, where you're famous, doctors will kiss your ass because they love the celebrity. 'Oh, I can call up Eminem and get him on the phone right now. Oh, hi Marshall, how are you doing? Do you need that [prescription]?' There are doctors that will give you certain things just because of who you are."
"I think about it a lot. I try not to think about it but I do and it creeps me the f--- out. It creeps me out because they say that if I got to the hospital two hours later then I would be gone. I think about that a lot. When I lay in bed at night is when I think about it the most. It creeps me out, man."
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That was a great video. That is why off line movement is critical. I was always training my guys to use empty hand techniques as they did not have time to draw and still defend themselves.
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It's somewhat apt that Ubuntu's 'Lenses' feature has brought Unity into clearer focus for many of its initial critics. The search-orientated display windows – called 'Lenses' – make finding specific files, apps or information easy to do thanks to their tuned 'search backends' – called Scopes'. Below are 10 of the best Lenses and Scopes available for Ubuntu 11.10 "Oneiric Ocelot" and Ubuntu 12.04 "Precise Pangolin". Before going any further you will need to add the following 'Super Lens' PPA to your Software Sources so you can take advantage of the 'one click install' buttons used in this article. Open up a new Terminal window and enter the following command as is: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jsevi83/unity && sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/lenses && sudo apt-get update Lastly, be aware that installed Lens and Scopes will not work until you have logged out and back in. Graphic Design Lens. The Graphic...Maggiori informazioni
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You protestors have no decency or respect. Go about this in a professional setting. Protest at the White House you inconsiderate whiners!!!
If little George Stupid HAD any decency or respect we wouldn't need to protest you inconsiderate jeck!!
George Bush is a lying murderous coward who deserves no respect as he respects no one. The man is definately going to Hell.
Well Mr. Perkins,
I'm glad that you feel that you are God? Only God judges who goes to hell? And, prove to me that George Bush has murdered anyone! The real murderous cowards are Osama bin Laden and Sadaam Hussein, they are the ones that hide in caves and use terrorism against the innocent. Wake up, you morons!!!
Yup. We've been taking lessons from Rove and his pro-war advocates. How are we doing so far? :-p
As one of those "whining Liberal Protesters", I feel/think there is quite a difference between an "Open in Broad Daylight" Appeal of women to band together to protest the insanity of illegal wars of conquest AND the "In the behind-closed-doors shadows" Machiavellian Hatchetman tactics of Karl Rove & Company.
From the "Rape of Sabine Women" to "Mother Jones", women in history have shown that they CAN band together and protect the children from being "sacrificed" to the Moloch god of War.
What's Machiavellian about that?
I was, of course, being facetious. It was supposed to be a reply to the item below, but I hit the wrong button. My bad.
Do you (message above my last post by Trad and the immediate reply by Arvy) really consider this Machiavellian?
I don't understand how my post supports the argument that Cindy
Sheehan has been "hookwinked" by the anti-war "Fanatics".
I guess I see it as:
1. Cindy Sheehan wants a one-on-one with Bush
2. Bush refuses
3. Women that support Cindy's request and feel that Bush's refusal is unjustified are asking other women to do a letter writing campaign to the first lady. I've been doing political actions for years and this is a pretty standard thing (letter writing/phone calling campaigns)
I guess I would see it as Machiavellian if these women approached
Laura Bush and said, "You either arrange the meeting or we are going to publish those photographs we have of you" or " . . . we will make sure that someone you love loses their job, etc."
What am I missing here?
Didn't mean to create confusion. In attempting to respond to the person who first suggested a lack of decency and respect I accidently hit the wrong button. Thus what was intended as a purely facetious reply went up as a separate "anonymous" item - the one to which you responded intially.
To answer your question directly, NO, I do not think there's anything wrong or underhanded in contacting Laura Bush. NO, I do not seriously think that it is comparable in any way to Rovian tactics. I was merely "tweaking the nose" of the person who suggested that the tactic lacked decency and respect by suggesting (facetiously) that the Rovians were getting beaten at their own game.
Hope that clears it up.
Whoosh!!! Thanks! I was really going, "huh?"
I'm a big fan of your posts!!
Looking at your response to Anonymous, I would say that those who say Cindy has been hood-winked by the anti-War/Anti-Bush fanatics may be correct.(Are correct)
That was just me and my slightly warped sense of humor.
As for Cindy being led astray, it appears to me that she's the one doing most of the leading, at least in terms of setting the agenda. Personally, I don't think it has always been broad enough, but that's just me again.
Dear Laura Bush:
My dad was a War Hero. He screamed in his sleep on a daily basis and couldn't make my wedding because he was dying from a bullet left in his chest.
Of course when I went to college I met all the Vietnam Veterans. One of them stands out in my mind because he jumped out of a window and broke every bone in his body.
Will we have all the money to support these people when they come home broken???
I went to see poet Robert Bly (the guy that wrote "Iron John") speak a couple of years ago. He said that more Vietnam veterans have
died from suicide than died in the actual war.
My brother in law was one of those that died in the war, but I've had
several friends that just couldn't adjust and chose suicide.
That's very intersting. But, in terms of Iraq, how could anyone attempt suicide after realizing they fought for the freedom of 50 million people who had been under so much opression that they could not even fight efficiently once their dictator, Sadaam, was gone!?!?
Uh, ever been in a war zone, there "anonymous"?
Might have something to do with being 19 years old and seeing
lots of dead burnt bodies, including the ones of your friends.
Might have something to do with being forced down into low level
survival circuits where you are afraid to sleep.
Might have something to do with being in a uniform that makes you
a target for people that don't see you as "Liberators", but instead
imperialist swine there to steal the only real resource their
country has, oil.
Might have something to do with these scenes playing over and over and over in your head every time you try to lie down and try to sleep
or that you go into major "Fight or Flight" syndrome everytime
someone slams a door or a car backfires.
But your version sounds "nice." GO TEAM!!! Rah-Rah!!!


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A massive fire broke out in the factory and warehouse of Chaudhary Group Electronics at Satungal in Kathmandu on Sunday, causing a huge loss of property. Fortunately, there were no casualties or injuries.
It took almost five hours to bring the inferno that started at around 5 pm at the CGE facility under control. A combined effort of all five fire engines of Kathmandu Valley managed to finally douse the fire after great difficulty. A special fire engine from the Tribhuvan International Airport was also involved in extinguishing the fire.
Some 50 security personnel from Nepal Army, Armed Police Force and Nepal Police helped the fire brigades to douse the fire. Locals actively participated in the efforts to douse to douse the fire as they feared that the blaze might spread into their settlement.
Although the cause of fire is still not clear, but police suspect that electronic short circuit at the factory warehouse caused the blaze. Large number of TVs, mobiles, refrigerators and other consumer electronics assembled in the factory and which cost millions of rupees were destroyed in the fire, it is learnt. Nepalnews.com


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Why Fast Matters // Speaker Deck
Slides from Harry's recent talk on performance.
Slides from Harry's recent talk on performance.
Russell wrote an article for Wired magazine all about PowerPoint, but this extended director's cut on his own site is the real deal.
Who knew that the creator of PowerPoint was such an enthusiast for the concertina?
I heard nothing but good things about this talk from the Fronteers conference. There's some great stuff in here—I really like its historical perspective.
Jen has some ideas for a new CSS Region spec to turbo-boost Grid. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, but in the meantime, if you have feedback on this, please let her know.
This slide deck is a whistle-stop tour of all things styleguide and pattern-library related. Nice to see Charlotte's excellent exercise get a shout-out.
A talk from Harry on the whys and hows of refactoring CSS. He mentions the
all: initial declaration, which I don't think I've come across before.
I really, really like what Ember is aiming for here:
First, we deliver the raw content, ensuring those on slow connections or without JavaScript get they're after as soon as possible. Next, we load the minimum set of JavaScript needed to interactivity for that page, keeping transfer time and parsing time low. Once the user has an interactive page, we can start preemptively loading other parts of the application, including frequently-accessed data.
That's how you get the holy grail of resilience and performance:
Subsequent visits and interactions are therefore nearly instantaneous, because they don't rely on the network.
I sincerely hope other frameworks are paying attention to this layered approach.
Oh, and I also like this observation:
There's an age-old argument about the difference between "web pages" and "web apps". In reality, there's a continuum between the two.
The slides from Aaron's talk at OS Bridge in Portland, looking at the formats and protocols powering the indie web.
The slides from Arelia's flexbox talk.
Vitaly calls them dirty tricks but this is a handy collection of front-end development techniques. They're not really dirty …just slightly soiled.
Continuing the topic of public speaking, Jenn has a really good technique for figuring out how to arrange the pieces of your talk without getting bogged down in designing slides.
The slides from Calum's presentation at Front-end London.
The slides from Paul's talk-in-progress on design principles for building responsive sites. He gave us a sneak peak at Clearleft earlier this week. 'Sgood.
The slides from Katie's recent talk.
Performance is a rising requirement for building successful websites, but successful performance begins far earlier than development. So how do you get your entire team excited by it, specifically aesthetic-heavy designers?
A great presentation on web components by Marcy, with an emphasis on keeping them accessible.
Dave's great slides from a presentation on performance and responsive design.
Looks like Phil's talk at The Web Is in Cardiff was terrific.
A set of slides from Destiny Montague and Lara Swanson at Etsy with their advice on setting up a device lab. Lara also wrote about the device lab on the Etsy code blog.
Slides from Tantek's recent talk at Web Directions Code about the Indie Web.
This may be the only slideshow on a website I've ever actually bothered to click all the way through.
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Sahm Atman, a 17 year old male from Berkeley, CA asks on May 18, 2006,I understand why magnetism is a relativistic effect, "caused" by Lorenz contraction effectively increasing charge density. I have also read that in quantum mechanics there is an uncertainty relation between the electric field measurement and the magnetic field measurement, but I've never seen a good explanation of why this is the case. Presumably it's somehow an outgrowth of the basic position/momentum "uncertainty" (which I think I understand on the basis of the bandwidth theorem), but exactly how does the electric/magnetic field uncertainty follow? And is there an understandable connection between magnetism as a relativistic effect and the electric/magnetic field uncertainty relation?
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Magnetism is not a relativistic effect. Magnetism is a separate entity although closely related to electricity. In fact in special relativity the electric field and the magnetic field are partially converted into each other when going to a moving frame. You can have a magnetic field without an electric field, and vice versa. These field are not tied to sources. They are entitities in their own right, just as the ripples on the surface of pond may be caused by throwing in a stone, but are not part of the stone-- they exist in their own right.
If you look at Maxwell's equations, the Magnetic field is related to the time derivative of the electric field. Ie, the Magnetic fields acts like the momentum of the electric field ( actually of the electric field potential). In quantum mechanics something and its momentum have an uncertainty relation with each other, and thus the electric and magnetic fields have an uncertainty relation with each other.
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Effective health communication in the mining industry
Shannon, Hugh A. & Parker, Tony W. (2010) Effective health communication in the mining industry. In Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference, 21 - 24 August 2011, Townsville Entertainment and Convention Centre, Townsville, QLD.
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Historically, occupational health and safety has primarily presented as attempts to create a safer work environment for employees. The mining industry carries health and safety risks, often greater than other occupations. Whilst the mining industry is regulated by stringent workplace health and safety regulations, the very nature of the work and environmental influences expose employees to a greater number of injury risk factors than many other industries. The application of risk management techniques has resulted in a substantial decline in injury rates observed for mining operations in developed countries (Donoghue, 2004). This essential focus can be complemented by a more comprehensive approach to occupational health and safety that also supports the design and delivery of proactive health promotion programs...
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Lake Tejas Opening Up For Memorial Day
Opening weekend at Lake Tejas is always exciting. This year they are ready for you with a water park and more! This hidden gem awaits your entire family.
Opening weekend at Lake Tejas is always exciting. This year they are ready for you with a water park and more! This hidden gem awaits your entire family.
Never take anything for granted. I have been hurting my thumb on this water cooler since I broke it. The hard plastic digs in to my flesh! So today with the brand new faucet, we set out to fix the one place everyone congregates.
Tired of chit-chatting around the water cooler? I was, so while I was getting water today, I broke the water cooler tap handle. I guess I just don't know my own strength.
Oh, the horror when we jump off the boat into Sam Rayburn Lake, only to realize the phone is still in our pockets! And sometimes it falls into the toilet and gets soaked that way. Besides panic, what is the first thing we should do? This method is the best one to save a wet phone, according to the experts.
Who would have thought that the world's largest backyard pool would be right here in Texas? I guess not everyone is in a Stage 5 drought.
This video has everything: water skiiers without skis, water skiiers towed behind boats and airplanes, cows watching from shore, and insane stunts. If any of y'all go out on Sam Rayburn to try stuff like this, you better send us the video!
This is what the drought will do for ya. It becomes necessary to look for other sources of drinking water besides lakes and rivers, and one town in Texas is turning to toilet water.
The water will go from toilets, to the wastewater treatment plant, and back to faucets essentially.
Where is this happening?
It's a fact. Especially when the guy trying to open the bottle looks like he could rip your head off.
This guy struggles with this water bottle to the point where he eventually has to hand it to a women. G...
This plastic water bottle is fitted with a NASA inspired filtration system so powerful manufactures claim it can turn cola into clear, colourless drinking water.
If you're in the water business, it's time to break out the champagne and celebrate.
Although I do not recommend trying this one, it's pretty amazing. I love water, and I mostly drink it in bottles, but I don't do it this fast. I figured out how to do this, but I am too scared of drowning to try it!
Last summer we saw countless images of dry, cracked ground, and lake levels were zapped by the relentless drought.
Things have gotten better with fall and spring rains, but will area water restrictions ever be lifted?


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Rockwell Labs: How To Tell Stories Through Social & Interactive Spaces [PSFK LONDON]
The co-founder of Rockwell Group's LAB space James Tichenor and Josh Walton discuss how future architecture will be virtual as well as physical.
James Tichenor and Josh Walton are Co-chiefs at the LAB, a subsidiary from the well-known architecture firm the Rockwell Group. At PSFK CONFERENCE LONDON, the duo demonstrated how the future of architecture involves combining physical spaces with virtual inputs and outputs.
One example they gave was the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, where a lobby with no windows became a platform for interactive digital art. The bold columns were transformed into large LCD monitors, where the images were reflected off the glossy ceiling and floor, to create an almost mystical environment.
The main points from the talk were:
- Instead of thinking buildings as having to be cosmopolitan, architects can have a more playful approach instead using digital technology. The City Hall structure was transformed into an interactive fun playground for passers-by as part of the 01SJ Biennial event.
- Their latest initiation, Specbrew, is a toolkit for prototyping interactive spaces. The open-source projects being developed enable dynamic re-routing of inputs and outputs within a space.
- It's hard to tell if something is going to be a good or bad idea, until you actually try it.


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A few weeks ago I mentioned that I was writing a Gettysburg story. Here it is. It's hopelessly inadequate, of course — unequal to the subject matter, but still a big whack at a large topic. [I should have mentioned: Please check out our latest Civil War special section. Early buzz is that it's the best yet.] There are some textbookish passages, but eventually the story takes a step back and ponders the nature of history, or maybe the word I want is historiography. With limited information and imperfect understanding, and driven by biases of which we may not even be fully aware, we craft our narratives. From the story:
"History isn't the thing itself, but rather a story we tell, and the story changes, new elements are added, others forgotten, myths invented, causes imagined, facts debunked. History is a process of imposing order on a chaotic process, inventing causality and finding meaning in something that others might argue was senseless."
Did I get too postmodern there? Maybe. But it seems to me that the original sin of the history textbooks is to imply that life moved forward inexorably and deterministically, with clear air and good sightlines, and that everyone behaved according to plan. In retrospect, human events look fairly predictable. The lived reality is more fraught with contingency.
Look at Gettysburg: an improvised battle of epic scale that got underway almost by accident, with the commanding generals far away. Lee is figuratively blind, because Stuart has vanished with his cavalry, and weeks after the battle he tries to resign, telling Jefferson Davis that he can't figure out what's going on most of the time: "I am so dull in making use of the eyes of others I am frequently misled." Sure, it's your basic fog of war, but it's more than that. Lee was making it up as he went, improvising, in unfamiliar terrain, destination unclear, and when the big clash came he did what he usually did, which was attack, and keep attacking, until finally he'd shredded a third of his army.
Maybe it was inevitable, and even a bit predictable. But if you are a student dipping into history you should remember that life is lived forward into the unknown, that events could have played out differently with modest changes in initial conditions.
And there is nothing automatic and inexorable about the world we are currently creating. If a future historian could get in a time machine and come back to 2013, she'd be astonished at how little we understand about what's really happening around us. She'd learn that we don't know the names of the important people alive today. She would realize we don't even known the name of the era we're living in. We think it's the Information Age. Ha! Absurd! The historian would know that it's actually the very tail end of The Stupid Years. We're clueless! And yet we stumble and lurch onward, knowing that, someday, smart people will make sense of it all.
[I've got more to say on all this but think I'm rambled enough for the moment!]


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Sadly your right recon,,he has nailed it on many fronts in that article. It's a crying shame to see where this country has gone sense I was in school back in the 50-60's.
I'm hoping things can be turned around, but I doubt it at this point from what I've observed in the recent past. It is a whole new day,,,and one I'm not willing to accept as the "norm".


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In a previous post, I gave you an overview of the functionality added to the Open XML SDK 2.0 August 2009 CTP. Today, I want to deep dive into the schema and semantic level validation support within the SDK. Specifically, I am going to show you guys the Open XML SDK code needed to actually validate your Open XML files.
If you've played around with manipulating Open XML files there is a good chance at one point in time your resulting document was considered invalid or corrupt by the applications. You've probably even seen one of these dialogs:
What do you do when you get into this state? A lot of the time the application error dialogs don't really help you debug the issue. Well, that's where the Open XML SDK can help you out. With just a few lines of code you can identify key pieces of information that tell you what the error is and where to find it within the package. Validation with the Open XML SDK 2.0 is accomplished via the OpenXmlValidator class. This class allows you to enumerate all the errors within a file, where each error is represented via the ValidationErrorInfo class. The ValidationErrorInfo class stores the following information:
- User friendly description of the error
- An XPath to the exact location of the error
- The part where this error exists
- Other elements or parts that are related to this error
Here is a code snippet you can reuse to validate Word documents:
OpenXmlValidator validator = new OpenXmlValidator();
int count = 0;
foreach (ValidationErrorInfo error in validator.Validate(WordprocessingDocument.Open("InvalidFile.docx", true)))
Console.WriteLine("Error " + count);
Console.WriteLine("Description: " + error.Description);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + error.Path.XPath);
Console.WriteLine("Part: " + error.Part.Uri);
catch (Exception ex)
The same code can be used to validate Excel and PowerPoint documents. All you need to do is change the Open method to be one of the following:
foreach (ValidationErrorInfo error in validator.Validate(PresentationDocument.Open("InvalidFile.pptx", true)))
foreach (ValidationErrorInfo error in validator.Validate(SpreadsheetDocument.Open("InvalidFile.xlsx", true)))
Pretty simple stuff! If you want to jump straight into the code, feel free to download this solution here.
Let's walk through an example of validating and fixing an example corrupt Word document. Given this corrupt document, the Open XML SDK detects the following errors:
Let's look at each of these errors.
Error 1
- Description: The attribute 'http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/wordprocessingml/2006/main:rsidR' has invalid value '006B4C'. The actual length according to datatype 'hexBinary' is not equal to the specified length. The expected length is 4.
- Path: /w:document[1]/w:body[1]/w:p[1]
- Part: /word/document.xml
Let's take a look at the xml within the main document part:
The error indicates that the length of the value for rsidR is not correct. We can fix this issue by changing the value to 00006B4C.
Error 2
- Description: Element 'DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Wordprocessing.Footnote' referenced by 'footnoteReference@id' does not exist in part '/word/footnotes.xml'. The reference value is '3'.
- Path: /w:document[1]/w:body[1]/w:p[6]/w:r[2]/w:footnoteReference[1]
- Part: /word/document.xml
Let's take a look at the xml within the main document part:
Let's take a look at the xml within the footnotes part:
The error indicates that there is a reference to a footnote using the value "3", but no such value exists in the footnotes part. Let's go ahead and change the footnoteReference to have a value of "2".
Error 3
- Description: Attribute 'id' should have unique value. Its current value '1' duplicates with others.
- Path: /w:endnotes[1]/w:endnote[4]
- Part: /word/endnotes.xml
Let's take a look at the xml within the endnotes part:
The error indicates that that more than one endnote specify the same id value. Let's go ahead and change the values to be unique.
End Result
After making these fixes we should be able to open the fixed document with no issues as shown below:
Try out the validation functionality and let us know what you think.
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In 2009, Mike Smithwick was touring Florence with other astronomy enthusiasts to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Galileo's invention of the telescope.
As soon as he introduced himself to his tour companions, one stunned participant asked, "Are you the author of Distant Suns?"
Indeed, Smithwick said, he was the creator of the popular astronomy software for students and amateurs, an application which he had been publishing since 1987.
His tour colleague confessed he was still holding onto a 15-year old Macintosh computer for the sole purpose of running Distant Suns.
An astronomer and artist turned software author, Smithwick says his product was one of the first programs to let users "leave the earth." Actually, Distant Suns allows the user to simulate a trip to other planets and orbit, say, around Saturn. It also offers star charts and displays of stars and planets.
Many customers who are curious about astronomy when they first acquire Distant Suns eventually go on to buy their own telescopes, Smithwick recalls. "One guy said to me, 'Your software cost me $800,'" because it inspired him to buy a real 'scope.
When Microsoft shifted to the Vista operating system in 2006, Smithwick found it just too onerous to re-code the software from the prior Windows OS. Fortunately he had a day job at Live 365, an Internet radio network that allows users to create their own content, and letting Distant Suns go didn't mean the end of his income.
Then something happened that he had dreamed of but could not have anticipated.
Back in 1985, when he was first developing Distant Suns, Smithwick says, "I envisioned a computer in my pocket that I could just beam up to the night sky. I doubted it would happen but I thought it would be ideal," he remembers. When the iPhone debuted in 2007, he was delighted. "I resumed working on Distant Suns for the iOS," Smithwick says.
Last year, thanks to a welcome promotion from Apple, sales shot up, although this year they are only a fifth as high as they were at the same time in 2010. However Smithwick is not deterred, and in fact he has quit his day job to concentrate on new products and features for Distant Suns. He's fired up.
Currently he has about 20 competitors in this space (no pun intended), "all single authors like myself except for the largest one called Star Walk, a handheld game publisher." The software developer predicts a new product will be out soon… but he won't comment on which planet or galaxy we'll be visiting.
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