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I'd love to have a compilation of Indie games on a CD or a DVD, done by some bigger puplisher.
I think this would be a great idea if this ever happens: The Indies had less costs of distribution, the games were all there, and buyers had a physical shape in their hands, so to say.
Unfortunately this is too vague than this would ever happen. Plus, not all people have credit cards …
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I am selling my 02 wrx 5 sp ,its not by daily driven clean title ,few nicks and dinks for a 10 years old car,timinig belt done at 105000 , NO rust ,I do have some parts laying around in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Hi Everyone,
I know similar questions have been asked and I did go over them. I am buying an old house (build in 1912). The roof is sagging.
I have added the pictures here. The recent owner have been there since 2006 and she does not know much about it, except the rooms in attic were constructed just before she bought it. The roof and the dormer were already there, meaning the dormer should be atleast be 10 yrs old.
Since the attic is finished I have no way of seeing if they have provided additional support to arrest the sagging roof. The attic has eve space and hence they may have put in proper kneel wall. There is also a dry wall running in the center (partition for rooms) along the same direction as the roof.
Is there anyway to find if the sagging is stopped without opening the roof?
If the sagging is not arrested, how to fix it at this point?
The last picture of the exterior of the roof seems to show that the ridge line of the roof seems straight.
Would need more photos from different angles for a better understanding.
How much does it sag?
Over what span?
is it just one side of the roof or both sides? (front and back)
The ridge sags in the middle. The dormer is on the other side. I will try to get a picture from the other side.
Again the sag is in the middle and the bulge is on both sides of the walls. In the last picture, just above the door, the roof bulges out.
The sag is kind of over the full span. From the other side you can see a semi circle sag over the full span of the ridge.
If the rooms in the attic were added but the floor joists (old attic) were not properly size then the added weight of the rooms may have caused the roof to sag. If the knee walls were added but there is not support below them then they are not doing their job and are just adding more weight to the 2nd floor.
Does the floor in the 2nd level sag?
Does the ceiling on the 1st floor sag?
The added weight of the remodeled 2nd floor plus the prior owners furniture/beds... would have put additional strain on the 1st floor ceiling as that is what would be carrying the roof/2nd floor load.
I would either cut a small hole in the floor or pull a small area of plywood to see what size the floor joist are that support the 2nd floor. Or you may be able to going into a first floor closet and remove a small section of the ceiling to see what size the 2nd floor joist are.
If they are 6" than that is too small.
Many people do an attic remodel but fail to realize that the floor to the attic is normally not built to hold constant loads of people and furniture.
Thanks redline. I did not look at the first floor ceiling. Will do this asap and will update the post. Also will try to make a hole in the second floor (attic) ceiling and see what's up there.
My 2nd floor was mostly finished - from the 50's
The floor joists are 2x6
You should have an attic access panel, tey may have covered it over
If so I would make a new one
Walk-in closet (or any closet) is best location if not used for storage
Maybe you are right and maybe you are not.
Are you sure, that what you are looking at is not just an optical illusion?
The gutter has it's high point located in the center of the eave and drops downward to both ends, where I presume there are 2 downspouts located, but I couldn't see them in the photo.
By the high point of the gutter being in the middle of the roof, you may just be thinking that the roof is sagging in the center.
It does not look like it is from the photos you supplied so far.
I have seen severe sagging and it is usually just a cosmetic aesthetic nuance, but not structurally unsound, just settling from the many years of Live and Dead Load accumulations.
If the floors on the second floor have a sag then you would feel it when you walk across them if it was that bad. or use a level and see how far the floor sags. If the floor does not sag then the problem may be in the roof members.
Are you confortable on a ladder?
You could run a string line from one side of the ridge of the roof and the other side and see if there is a severe sag.
You also have a chimney in the middle of the roof. Older homes have chimneys that settle and may get caught on the framing of a house and pull that section down with it. Would need further investigation to determine.
Do you know if the prior owners removed a load bearing wall on the first floor ?
Is there a bathroom on the 2nd floor?
Is it located in the middle of the home?
If you walk across the 2nd floor does the floor tend to bounce?
If you do a small jump/hop on the second floor does the floor have a severe bounce?
Did you check to see if the second floor remodel had a permit?
Redline and Ed. Honestly I was not expecting too many responses. You guys are great.
Floor on the second floor is good. No sagging and actually feels sturdy. There is a bathroom on the right end.
Not sure if the chimney pulled it down. But the first floor is a little sunk in the middle(floor is sloping towards the chimney) and it looked like they provide more support in the basement to fix this. There are metal columns and additional support from chimney to the floor.
I did not check the permit records.
I will add more information and pictures soon.
Thanks again.
It may be just the picture
But it does look like the chimney is slanted slightly to the left
In some cases that can happen over time
In other cases its very shortly after being built
My 2x6 floor (old wood) is also very sturdy
Have you asked other friends/relatives to look at the roof and see if it is sagging?
Have you had a inspector check out the entire home? ---wiring, plumbing, sewer, furnace...---
This is my first house. I did get it inspected and the inspector was concerned about the roof. Contractor is taking a look at the house but in the meantime I am trying to understand the issue as much as I can.
Like everyone I am scared that I will be taken for a ride. In this economy this is a huge investment for me but had to do this for my kids.
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The Seahawks are on the verge of making a major free-agent acquisition by adding one of the best pass-rushers in the NFL in former Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen, who is believed to be close to accepting Seattle's offer.
Allen, who turns 32 on April 3, had 11½ sacks in 2013 and ranks 12th in NFL history with 128½ sacks in his 10-year career, including seven consecutive years of double-digit sacks. By adding a star player like Allen, the Seahawks' defensive line arguably would be better than it was in 2013, despite losing three players off the line.
Defensive ends Red Bryant and Chris Clemons were released, and defensive tackle Clinton McDonald signed with Tampa Bay as a free agent. Those three players accounted for 11.5 regular-season sacks in 2013, so Allen, obviously, helps counter that loss.
Granted, he doesn't answer what the Seahawks lose in run-stoppers with Bryant and McDonald, but they still have defensive tackles Brandon Mebane and Tony McDaniel, who was re-signed as a free agent. The Seahawks also have two rookie tackles for 2013 in Jordan Hill and Jesse Williams who they believe have bright futures.
By releasing Clemons and Bryant, the Seahawks saved $13 million in cap space, which is why they still had $15.2 million to spend for 2014.
And Seattle won't have to break the bank to bring in Allen. He originally wanted a deal at $10 million a year, but quickly realized that wasn't going to happen. Terms haven't been announced, but he likely will sign for substantially less to come to Seattle.
The Seahawks are in a good position these days. Players want to come to Seattle, knowing they have a chance to win and play in an organization that has become the model franchise for how to treat people with Pete Carroll's reputation as the consummate players coach.
Surely those things are on Allen's mind in making his decision. He wants the chance to win a championship before he retires.
Allen also knows he won't have to carry the whole load on a defense that was No. 1 in the NFL last season. He can be a situational pass-rusher and add to a mix that includes Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril, two men who totaled 16½ sacks last season.
Some will say that Allen is starting the downside of his career, but coming to a winning team where he won't need to play 80 percent of the snaps likely will revitalize him.
The Seahawks' front seven on defense already was a scary sight for any quarterback. With Allen in the mix, it will become downright frightening, and probably unstoppable.
Along with that, this signing would silence some of the critics who thought the Seahawks were headed down the same road as other Super Bowl-winning teams by losing far more than they gained.
Other than wide receiver Golden Tate, Seattle kept the players they really wanted to keep, like Bennett, McDaniel and kicker Steven Hauschka. And they've done it with the thought of looking ahead to upcoming big-money deals for free safety Earl Thomas, cornerback Richard Sherman and quarterback Russell Wilson.
Now they are likely to add one of the premier pass-rushers in the NFL in Allen. If he signs on the dotted line, you might want to change that 2014 free-agency grade to an A, or at least a B-plus.


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If you've been to a student recital before, you probably expect to hear something like a traditional concert by a touring artist.
Recitals by doctoral students are a somewhat different affair. In the course of completing the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at New England Conservatory, performance majors present not just one, but three full-length recitals, for which they also write program notes. Composers present a recital of their chamber music, then complete a large-scale original work. In both cases, it's an opportunity to observe multiple facets of an emerging artist.
Tonight's concert is an unusual collaborative project between three D.M.A. students. Guitarist Caio Afiune is a student of Jerry Bergonzi, Frank Carlberg, and Miguel Zenón. Vocalist Nedelka Prescod is a student of Karen Holvik and John McNeil. Vocalist Joseph Copeland is a student of Dominique Eade and Ken Schaphorst. These three are joined by vocalists Michael Mayo and Farayi Sumbureru; Hery Paz and Lihi Haruvi, saxophone; Aaron Bahr, trumpet; Chris McCarthy, piano; Neil Patton, bass; and Robin Baytas, drums.
The three D.M.A. students have written notes on their own pieces, as well as the following introduction to this project.
Dido and Aeneas is an opera by Henry Purcell and librettist Nahum Tate. It is based on book IV of Virgil's Aeneid, and it recounts the love of Dido, the queen of Carthage, and Aeneas, the Trojan hero. Aeneas initially pursues Dido and falls in love with her; however, witches conspire to break their relationship by tricking him into believing the gods want him to leave Carthage and establish Rome. Reluctantly, Aeneas leaves her and sets sail. In the devastation of being jilted, Dido decides to take her own life.
Inspired by this remarkable opera, we all felt very inspired to recreate this music according to our own perspectives. We initially built our conceptual framework for this recital around Dido's Lament, each of us reinterpreting the piece in our own way. We have also used material from other acts of the opera to contextualize the story, giving the listener an inside view of its trajectory.
Caio Afiune Introduction
Joseph Copeland Remember Me (Dido's Lament)
Dido's Lament is beautifully written. Here Dido, Queen of Carthage, is a jilted lover who not only bears the weight of a heavy heart but the responsibilities of an entire kingdom. Whether her rash decision was the result of pressure, pride, other variables is a matter of perspective. I wanted to write music and lyrics that expressed the feelings of someone who was denied the promise of love. I used the melodic material of Dido's Lament in various ways, altering rhythms, including augmentation and diminution of melodic fragments. I also made use of the ground bass. Elements of gospel and soul were also incorporated.
Caio Afiune Overture
The main idea for this tune came from the overture of Purcell's opera, and originally it was supposed to be a ballad. As the ideas evolved, this composition also transformed and the original ballad remained as just the introduction for an adventurous 12/8. The B section quotes "with drooping wings," the closing section of Purcell's opera, giving this tune a cyclic sensation.
Joseph Copeland Hazel
Hazel is a piece that is based on the story of the fictional character I created, Matthias Quartermaine. It is a musical excerpt that paints the picture of an intimate connection shared by two lovers. This piece has evolved over time from etude to duo piece, to its present form. Although there is no material used from Purcell's opera in this piece, I thought it appropriate as it represents love, passion and intimacy—something Dido and Aeneas shared before Aeneas left her to establish Rome. For the purpose of this recital, Hazel represents a window to Dido's soul. It is a memory of what she had; and contextualizes emotionally what may have led to her demise.
Nedelka Prescod Banish Sorrow, Banish Care
I've decided to use my visible platforms to address depression. The first act of Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas begins with a one-sided conversation between two sister-friends, one that could happen between any two friends. We can imagine the unheard side as we receive the response
"Shake the cloud from off your brow,
fate your wishes does allow:
empires growing, pleasures flowing,
fortune smiles and so should you.
Shake the cloud off of your brow."
In the scheme of Dido things, these are the words I wish Lady Di would have held closer to her heart. They are the words I will say to myself and anyone who believes there's nothing beyond the present struggle. And even as united voices further encourage Dido,
"Banish sorrow, banish care.
Grief should ne'er approach the fair"
we can receive the powerful message that we are greater than the issues and have the power to overcome … to breathe a breath larger than the circumstance. And this too shall pass. In 6/8 I tap into an ancient energy that empowers me to dance beyond the sorrow and beyond the care.
Joseph Copeland Conspiracy Theory
In Purcell's opera, Dido was completely unaware of those who hated and conspired against her. The sorceress and her witches not only conjured up a storm to rain on Dido and Aeneas's parade in the grove, but also sent an elf disguised as Mercury to convince Aeneas to leave Carthage (and Dido) for Italy. It almost seems at times that everyone else had control over Dido's fate but Dido herself. This is the inspiration for Conspiracy Theory. Material for this piece came from different portions of Act II of Dido and Aeneas. I took the melody of the sorceress' aria (The Queen of Carthage, whom we hate) and re-harmonized it. I also made use of the chorus laughing, as it seems that everyone was in on the conspiracy but Dido. The idea is to connect seemingly different motives, and show that they are actually part of one conversation or idea.
Nedelka Prescod Dido's Ballad
Dido's Lament is the ultimate soul ballad. Soul as in the genre and soul as in the source of the aria's every word and purpose.
"When I am laid in earth may my wrongs create
No trouble in thy breast
Remember me, but ah! forget my fate"
Dido's words speak of a mindful, final decision made over love and control lost. The story with its many possible endings, ends here … finally under Dido's control … her way, her say.
In the spirit of "her way, her say," I offer Dido's Ballad my way. A shift from 3/4 to 4/4, maybe a more contemporary approach to the harmonic movement, the prized bass ostinato that evolves and a not so traditional choice of vocal delivery.
Caio Afiune Dido
Dido's Lament was the source of inspiration for this one. Here, several foggy echoes of the melody are heard while the band switches back and forth between 5/4 and 4/4, adding to the feeling of confusion that comes hand in hand with abandonment.
Pompeiian fresco photographed by Stefano Bolognini
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"Perrotta has delivered a troubling disquisition on how ordinary people react to extraordinary and inexplicable events, the power of family to hurt and to heal, and the unobtrusive ease with which faith can slide into fanaticism. The Leftovers is, simply put, the best 'Twilight Zone' episode you never saw—not 'The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street' but 'The Monsters Are Us in Mapleton.' That they are quiet monsters only makes them more eerie. . . the slow, sad drift of this suburban world into various forms of cultic extremism as a response to upheaval feels spot on. Perrotta suggests that in times of real trouble, extremism trumps logic and dialogue becomes meaningless. Read as a metaphor for the social and political splintering of American society after 9/11, it's a chillingly accurate diagnosis. . .[W]e come to care about [the characters] deeply, and Perrotta is wise enough to know that even in this bedroom community. . .the better angels sometimes prevail. There is Perrotta's beautifully modulated narration to admire, too. His lines have a calm and unshowy clarity that makes the occasional breakout even more striking, as when [a character] smells a freshly unboxed takeout pizza, the aroma 'as full of memories as an old song on the car radio.' Or when a suburban housewife recalls her husband's job-related BlackBerry obsession, his mind 'so absorbed in his work that he was rarely more than half there, a hologram of himself.' Lines like that offer their own form of rapture." — Steven King for The New York Times Book Review (front page) (Read the full review)
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Readers should be aware that the llano is slightly gimped based on the ram used. I don't know what speed he used (1333/1600 possible?) I get much higher results with 1866. If I am wrong then there is something else gimping his speeds considering this was a budget pc for under $400 and I get better results I can't imagine what.
Originally posted by Hirager View PostPlease make the user interface portable to other tool kits. I will happily try my coding skills with QT, once I learn enough C++ .
Once I get the GTK GUI functional, I'll post the source location for others to download/hack on.
Originally posted by Kano View PostWhy on earth is everything disabled that you want that others test?
Mostly, because the tool that I'm writing only targets the sysfs interfaces exposed by the radeon kernel driver. It's a run-time tool, and in its initial form, it will not persist settings across reboots. Most of the options that are disabled by default (2D tiling, PCIe 2, etc) are either kernel parameters or X.org configuration options. If I screw up writing kernel parameters for the user, I can hose a system, make it unbootable, and piss people off. Kernel parameter setting is also distro dependent (grub, lilo, etc). Same argument goes for overriding X.org settings (assuming the system even has an xorg.conf). I can document what settings need to be set, but those already are documented in various Wiki's and man pages, and just need to be summarized.
The sysfs nodes are much safer to read/set, which is why I'm starting there.
Originally posted by Veerappan View PostI'll see what I can do. I've at least separated the back-end library and the GUI into separate object files, so you could attach a Qt GUI to the back-end library without too much hassle. I'll look up a Qt tutorial and see what I can do to abstract away the GUI enough that it could handle both GTK/Qt. *NIX GUI programming is completely new to me, and I only know C (not C++), so expect some road bumps
Once I get the GTK GUI functional, I'll post the source location for others to download/hack on.
What i am still waiting for are xserver 1.11 stabily fixes - when you use kde 4.x and use disable composite for fullscreen apps your xserver can crash or you get completly distorted gfx until you disable composite effects. That problem is not seen on ubuntu 12.04 because they use a frankenstein 1.11 xserver with lots of patches from 1.12. But as debian wheezy/sid does not use those patches it is unstable there. When you don't use that function it is ok, but when you know that on laptops composite is usally disabled when running low on battery and enabled when you connect power again this is definitely bad.


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Errington entered the final week of the regular-season 22nd in the nation and is second in the league at 2.77 goals per game and fifth in the BSC at 3.69 points per game. She takes 5.92 shots each contest, the second-most in the BSC and scored a career high six goals against Liberty. The senior also registered 16 ground balls and 15 draw controls. In her first game back this season she led the field with 4 goals against Kennesaw State. Errington took a season-high 11 shots against Davidson and tallied a career high 8 points against St. Mary's. This year, she totaled 36 goals and 12 assists.
This is Henchcliffe's second year as an all-conference player, after being named to the first team in 2013. She caused a then-conference individual game high five turnovers against Longwood and also led the field with four ground balls against the Lancers. The senior tallied three of CU's eight goals at Longwood, scoring the team's first two. She is eighth in the league with 2.43 draw controls per conference game, anchoring the Camels in the midfield. Henchcliffe totaled 10 goals and 6 assists this season, and picked up 21 ground balls and won a team high 28 draw controls.
Dolinar is third in the league with 3.29 ground balls per conference game. She is third in the Big South and 37th nationally with 2.47 ground balls per game overall. Her 1.29 caused turnovers per game is sixth in the conference. The freshman picked up a then-league individual high 8 ground balls at Presbyterian. Dolinar scored 11 of her 18 goals in conference play and leads CU with 37 ground balls and 17 caused turnovers.
Kincer is third in the league with 7.29 saves per game and also owns a 40.8 save percentage. She registered 16 saves against St. Joseph's, the second-most of any Big South keeper this season. The senior was named Big South Defensive Player of the Week on March 17. She was also placed on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.
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ATT Mackenzie Carroll, Sr., High Point
ATT Emma Sissman, Soph., Davidson
ATT Jenna Kasmarik, Jr., Winthrop
MF Jasmine Jordan, Sr., High Point
MF Emily Rademacher, Jr., Davidson
MF Shannon Gallagher, Soph., Winthrop
MF Sarah Butler, Soph., Longwood
MF Sara Kuhlman, Sr., High Point
D Patricia Bigelow, Sr., High Point
D Paige Logan, Sr., Davidson
D Jen Moyer, Sr., Liberty
GK Julia Burns, Jr., High Point
AL Kacey Norwood, Jr., Longwood
AL Rachel Waldron, Soph., Coastal Carolina
AL Katie McHugh, Soph., Longwood
ATT Taelar Errington, Sr., Campbell
ATT Ann Fucigna, Sr., Davidson
ATT Lauren Prasnicki, Sr., Longwood
MF Nina Dunay, Sr., Liberty
MF Hayley Krause, Soph., Winthrop
MF Katherine Rueger, Fr., Davidson
MF Cloey Henchcliffe, Sr., Campbell
MF Maddy Dolinar, Fr., Campbell
D Maddy Ciardi, Soph., Coastal Carolina
D Alyssa Blevins, Jr., Winthrop
D Maura Talvacchia, Fr., Presbyterian College
GK Christian Acker, Jr., Longwood
AL Emily Cooke, Jr., Davidson
AL Alec Perry, Sr., High Point
AL Paige Jenkins, Fr., Winthrop
Erin O'Hara, D, Fr., Campbell
Shiloh McKenzie, D, Soph., Longwood
Lily Yednock, MF, Jr., Coastal Carolina
Kallie Britton, MF, Soph., Liberty
Mary Barondess, MF, Sr., Longwood
Brittany Kincer, Sr., GK, Campbell
Lily Yednock, Jr., MF, Coastal Carolina
Paige Logan, Sr., D, Davidson
Jasmine Jordan, Sr., D, High Point
Sam Struss, Jr., ATT, Liberty
Lauren Prasnicki, Sr., ATT, Longwood
Maggie Richardson, Jr., MF, Presbyterian College
Logan McCarthy, Soph., MF, Winthrop
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Jasmine Jordan, Sr., D, High Point
Katherine Rueger, MF, Davidson
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