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B.S. Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Management
The Nutrition program offers a diverse mixture of courses that may lead to an entry-level position in the area of dietetics. This program is accredited by The American Dietetic Association and meets academic requirements toward becoming a Registered Dietitian. Completion of the program allows the graduate to enter a dietetic internship and/or enter a graduate program. View a list of scholarships for this department.
Degree Sheet
To see the classes that make up the Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Management curriculum check out the degree sheet!
Career Opportunities
Not sure what to do with a degree in Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Management? Check out our career guide!
Explore Your Interests
Take advantage of these opportunities in the Metro which may spark your interest and even boost your resume.
- Oklahoma Dietetic Association: Go to http://www.oknutrition.org/ to learn more.
- Nutritionist-World: Go to http://www.nutritionist-world.com/oklahoma-nutritionist-certification.html to learn about licensing and certification.
- School Nutrition association of Oklahoma: Go to http://www.snaofok.org/ to find out how to be a member!
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Linked In Local Marin Networking Summer Start!
Linked In Local Marin
Tuesday, July 16, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
It's time for the Summer Startup Event for Linked In Local Marin! This time we have a very special feature for all you notable Linked In Local Marin Networkers: Renowned Chef Michael Goldstein of 464 Magnolia Restaurant Fame will be serving special chef's Hors D'ouervres. For more info about Michael Goldstein and his event catering service, please visit: http://www.mgccevents.com/venues.htm
Come and network outside in a beautiful garden setting in Historic San Rafael's original Grand Mansion Estate! Free admission and free networking opportunity. No Host Bar. Hors D'ouervres $10. The last event was a sellout so make sure to reserve your tickets EARLY!
When & Where
Elks Club Lodge San Rafael
1312 Mission Ave
San Rafael,
Tuesday, July 16, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PDT)
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By Rod Mcguirk<I> </I>Associated Press
CANBERRA, Australia — Australia intends to buy 12 Boeing EA-18G Growler advanced electronic warfare technology aircraft.
The government announced last year that its air force will equip 12 of Australia's F/A-18 Super Hornet jet fighters with Growler radar-jamming equipment and other gear to knock out a wide array of electronic devices from 2018.
But the reviewed defense strategy released Friday said the government now plans to buy 12 new Growlers and to keep Australia's existing 24 Super Hornets as they are. Australia will be the only country other than the United States to operate Growlers, which are to be replaced eventually by Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighters.
"This important decision will assure a first class air combat capability for Australia through the transition period to the Joint Strike Fighter, which will proceed on its current schedule," the government said in a statement.
The government has not said when the new Growlers will be delivered or how much they will cost.
Australia plans to buy 14 JSFs for $3.2 billion and is contracted to buy two which will be delivered in 2014 and 2015.
The government announced last year that it was pushing back delivery of most of the JSFs by two years to 2019 as a cost-cutting measure.
The JSFs are to replace the Growlers and Super Hornets which are expected to be retired around 2030.
Defense Minister Stephen Smith said a defense spending increase will be announced on May 14 with the government's budget for the next fiscal year beginning July 1.


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Hilton Head Island, S.C. - St. Joseph's College took the Tornados to the limit on Sunday afternoon, but Rob Havens rallied to lead Brevard to the 5-4 victory over the Pumas, defeating Carl Fisher in the third set tiebreaker to give Brevard the victory in their first match during Spring Break.
Brevard improves to 3-3 on the season, while St. Joseph's falls to 8-5 overall.
Sam MacNeil and Beau Wills put the Tornados up early, topping Joseph Bomben and Adam Meeker on court no. 1 as the Tornados topped the Pumas duo 8-3. Fisher and Joseph Scott evened the match on court no. 3, topping George Finch and Jonathon Lavelle 8-5, and Seth Arthur and Danny James gave SJC the 2-1 lead heading into singles play as they topped Rory Northam and Stefano Giovanolli 8-5.
MacNeil evened the score with a 6-1, 6-2 victory on court no. 1 over Bomben, and Wills followed with a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Arthur to put Brevard back in the lead. Finch put the Tornados within one match of taking the contest, topping Meeker on court no. 5, 6-3, 6-2.
St. Joseph's rallied back as James topped Northam in a third set tiebreaker, taking the match 6-0, 3-6, 10-6, and five minutes later Scott topped Giovanolli on court no. 4 in a tiebreaker in the third set, 3-6, 6-3, 10-6, send the crowd to watch the deciding match on court no. 6.
Havens rallied from a 5-0 deficit to send the first set to a tiebreaker before going down 1-0 as Fisher took the point, 7-6. Another tiebreaker in the second set evened the match as Havens topped Fisher 7-6, and the junior from Sullivan's Island closed out the match, taking the third set tiebreaker 10-2 in giving the Tornados the victory.
Brevard continues their action at Hilton Head Island over Spring Break tomorrow afternoon as they take on Ashford, with doubles competition set to begin at 2 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Sam MacNeil (BCM) def. Joseph Bomben (SJC) 6-1, 6-2
2. Beau Wills (BCM) def. Seth Arthur (SJC) 6-1, 6-1
3. Danny James (SJC) def. Rory Northam (BCM) 6-0, 3-6, 10-6
4. Joseph Scott (SJC) def. Stefano Giovanolli (BCM) 3-6, 6-3, 10-6
5. George Finch (BCM) def. Adam Meeker (SJC) 6-3, 6-2
6. Rob Havens (BCM) def. Carl Fisher (SJC) 6-7, 7-6, 10-2
Doubles competition
1. Sam MacNeil/Beau Wills (BCM) def. Joseph Bomben/Adam Meeker (SJC) 8-3
2. Seth Arthur/Danny James (SJC) def. Rory Northam/Stefano Giovanolli (BCM) 8-5
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Christine French Took Her Expertise In Diversity To Create A Nonprofit And A Successful Entrepreneurial Venture.
Even as a young child growing up in Vietnam, Christine French always knew her main purpose in life was to help people from different backgrounds and experiences come together and form a whole.
"When I was eight, the first lesson in social studies was talking about ambassadors. Right then and there I stood up and announced to my teacher and my class, to their surprise and mine, 'I am going to be one of those,'" French says. "The ambassador, as I learned that day in the lesson, is the person who helps people understand each other so they no longer have a need to fight, to have war. That has followed me since I was eight."
In 2002, in the wake of Sept. 11, French hosted a roundtable in Phoenix that brought together business leaders and various associations to discuss the importance of diversity to business success.
Since the Diversity Leadership Alliance was officially formed in 2003, it has grown rapidly, and now hosts a wide range of events, including monthly workshops with average attendance rates of more than 100 people, quarterly executive and legal forums, an annual diversity conference, and a youth council.
French says she started the nonprofit Diversity Leadership Alliance and her business, Global Diversity Consulting, to dispel the many myths surrounding diversity efforts.
Diversity's progress has been slowed, French says, because the creation of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and affirmative action programs have led many employers to view diversity as a numbers game.
This misconception created resistance to embracing diversity, as many people and companies thought hiring minorities meant not hiring the most qualified candidate, she says.
But French, who is founder and co-chair of the Diversity Leadership Alliance, argues that diversity is really about embracing the gifts and talents of every individual, and putting those strengths to work for a company.
"EEOC and affirmative action are counting people; diversity and inclusion (are) making people count," French says.
The only way to combat misunderstandings about diversity, French says, is to create dialogue, which is the goal of the Diversity Leadership Alliance and the forums it hosts. French says she wants this dialogue to lead to major changes in the way people think about diversity.
While promoting the benefits of diversity, French says she is often asked, "Why do I have to change? I've been successful so far."
Her response?
"We all need to change, myself included," she says. "We all need to change because what brought us here today, all the skill and talent and good work we've done yesterday to bring us here today, will not be enough to take us where we need to be tomorrow."
French's commitment to diversity extends to her own livelihood. In 2007, she left her job as senior global diversity leader at American Express to spend more time with her four grandsons. However, she continues to champion diversity through Global Diversity Consulting.
French has written and self-published two books, "The Lotus Path" and "How to Get Along With Other People Without Hiring a Hit Man."
"The Lotus Path," which will be available in March, details French's life, her success and how she learned transformational leadership during her world travels.
French co-wrote "How to Get Along With Other People Without Hiring a Hit Man" with Rico Burton. The book, which was published in October, features 10 stories about workplace challenges, and includes activities to help readers find solutions to each situation.
With her books, her life and her work, French is trying to clear away the fallacies about diversity, and one day hopes, to quote Martin Luther King Jr., that her "grandsons (will) be judged by the content of their character, and not by the color of their skin."
Until then, French will continue pushing for more and more dialogue about diversity.
"Diversity … is about people. It's about you. It's about me," French says. "Let's clear it once and for all, because as long as we have a misconception, a misunderstanding, the work will never be done."


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i have been so excited to launch this giveaway with Megan from Summerland, who is offering one lucky reader a Seaecho clutch made exclusively for Summerland. these puppies have been sold out since their first run, but the shop has now been restocked in very limited quantities, and you stand the chance to walk away with one…
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CX Inc. has declared its emergence in Cloud Space.
The company, whose initials stand for "cloud experience," is a consumer-focused cloud computing company backed by TomorrowVentures and Hanna Capital with offices in Phoenix/Scottsdale; Palo Alto, Calif.; and Buenos Aires, Argentina. TomorrowVentures is the venture capital enterprise of Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google.
"The Cloud" is a term that essentially refers to the Internet as a whole. When users access data on the Internet, Cloud Service data centers, managed by a third party, store and access that data. The data is securely stored and becomes available through the Internet itself, independent of what users have stored in their personal computers' hard drives.
With CX Inc.'s cloud storage and data file management system, users have access to a safe platform in order to backup, synchronize, share and manage documents, photos, music and videos across various devices – including desktop computers, laptops, netbooks and mobile devices.
Brad Robertson, who has had 20 years of experience with technology startups, is the CEO of CX Inc. He says he hopes to offer users the most comprehensive and intuitive cloud management platform "bar none."
Robertson says social networks, at the center of the digital universe, have irreversibly changed communication and group social dynamics. He says he believes the current model is imperfect, though, because users and files rely on the "Masters of the Universe."
"At CX we intend to change all that," said Robertson. He says he believed the future of social networks will be designed so that users are the "master of their own universe" and will dictate how their files are used and shared, taking control away from a "social hub behemoth."


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You've been calling to inquire as to when your diploma (from the greatest school on Earth) will arrive, and guess what?! They were mailed on Wednesday, September18 - HOORAY! Students who requested that their diploma be mailed to an international address will have their diplomas sent via DHL shortly. Congratulations, and best wishes in all of your future endeavors!
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PHOTO: Justin Bieber gets a lift up the Great Wall of China - literally!
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Why walk the Great Wall of China when you can have your bodyguards do it for you?
Pictures posted on Justin Bieber's Twitter tour account show the pop star doing just that. The 19-year-old singer is seen perched on the shoulders of two of his bodyguards as they walk the historic trail.
Bieber's entourage is seen following closely behind on foot. All hail King Biebs!
(2) Justin at the Great Wall of China today in Beijing, China ( September 30th, 2013 ) pic.twitter.com/DvXCKUgTsn— BelieveTourUpdates™ (@BelieveTUpdates) September 30, 2013
(5) Another photo of Justin being carried by his bodyguards up the Great Wall of China (September 30th, 2013) pic.twitter.com/NLy6oC4tZW— BelieveTourUpdates™ (@BelieveTUpdates) September 30, 2013
While in Beijing for a tour stop, the "New York Daily News" says the singer also rode a bike indoors while wearing a Chinese policeman's hat. Photos of his trip were posted to Bieber's @BelieveTourUpdates Twitter page.


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thanks for your help so far, how do i lower my transmit rate???
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thanks for your help so far, how do i lower my transmit rate???
thanks, i typed them in and read quiet alot, but i am stuck now. dont know what to type in.
Just some things I notoced after reading this post.
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sorry, i typed in wrong, i was not too sure what i could post, but yes where i typed bssid thats my AP bssid and the mack address was cut down, i done it as a example. so really i meant:
aireplay -1 0 -a 00:16:B5E:4A:3F -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 rausb0
So if you didn't bother to change the mac address, your command won't work. -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 is if you've used the macchanger. If you haven't, then use the address that's printed on your Alpha. What you're telling it to do (if you haven't changed the address) is to use an object that isn't there.Quote:
ok, got it too work, i didnt bother with changing mac address,


text: I don't want any trouble man. I know what I wrote hurt your feelings and I apologise for that. I had read some of your previous posts and you seemed to be pure nails so I never considered that maybe you were actually quite a sensitive guy. I will try not to upset you in future.


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Fairfax, Virginia plastic surgeon Dr. Christopher Hess strongly believes in the artistry of cosmetic surgery.
As a former professional ballet dancer he understands that a beautiful outcome results from technological expertise combined with appreciation for natural aesthetics. His approach to cosmetic surgery draws on this experience when evaluating each patient.
Listening and understanding each patient's concerns and desires, Dr. Hess works with each patient to plan the most appropriate procedure that will achieve a natural, lasting result.
Dr. Hess is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He is also a Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the Medical Society of Virginia, and the Loudoun County Medical Society.
Dr. Hess is highly experienced in the field of plastic surgery, being a leader in both highly intricate reconstructive procedures and cosmetic surgery. Dr. Hess is a staff plastic surgeon at the INOVA Hospitals in Fairfax, Fair Oaks, and Loudon, as well as Prince William Hospital and Reston Hospital Center.
Dr. Hess is quickly establishing himself as a leader in the support of STEM Education programs for all ages in northern Virginia and the Washington, DC area and is the founder of the Wiz-STEM program.
Dr. Hess understands that a cosmetic consultation can be uncomfortable. That is why he has designed his office for the utmost relaxation. You will be greeted by our assistant Katie who will show you to our relaxing, cosmetic waiting area. There, you will be offered one of our beverages. Following completion of the necessary forms, in our spa-like setting, you will be escorted to one of our very comfortable consultation rooms. In the comfort of your room you will watch a short ASPS video that will cover the topic you wish to see Dr. Hess about. Dr. Hess will then meet with you to discuss your desires and concerns. There is no rushing. Dr. Hess will spend as much time as you need so that you feel comfortable wtih your cosmetic goals.
We, at Hess Plastic Surgery, want you to enjoy your visit with us. If you have any special requests please feel free to ask. We look forward to your visit.
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|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 3.2.0
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|Release: 2.3.1
|Build date: Sun Oct 30 07:57:36 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build24
|Size: 22642
|Source RPM: gnome-shell-extensions-3.2.0-2.3.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Extensions
|Summary: GNOME Shell Extension -- Power Off Item in Status Menu
This GNOME Shell extension adds a power off item in the status menu, and provides the ability to hibernate.
* Sat Oct 29 2011 email@example.com - Make it easier to install individual extensions without installing all of them: + This was happening because of the lang subpackage Recommends that was bringing the main subpackage, which in term was bringing all extensions through Recommends. + Create a gnome-shell-extensions-common subpackage and use it as a basis for the translations, by renaming the lang subpackage to gnome-shell-extensions-common-lang. + Replace gnome-shell Requires and lang Recommends in all extensions subpackages with a Requires on gnome-shell-extensions-common which leads to the same result. * Thu Oct 20 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-shell-extensions-fix-popup-menus.patch: the dock popup menus weren't working because a signal had been renamed ('popup' -> 'open-state-changed') (bgo#661484). - Add gnome-shell-extensions-make-dock-extension-work.patch: without this patch, dock is invisible, but reacts on mouse clicks. * Mon Oct 03 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + Various updates for gnome-shell API changes. - Changes from version 3.1.91: + Update for gnome-shell API changes in gajim. - Changes from version 3.1.90: + All extensions have been ported to the new extension system (including live enable/disable). + xrandr-indicator no longer requires a specific gjs version. + windowsNavigator fixed for more than 2 workspaces. + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-shell-extensions-fix-zero-length-warning-for-stylesheets.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-common BuildRequires and call to autogen.sh: we're not using a git checkout anymore. - Add intltool BuildRequires: it was implicitly brought in by gnome-common before. * Tue Aug 09 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.4: + New: A menu for changing workspace (workspace-indicator) + systemMonitor: lower the requirement on libgtop + auto-move-windows: open overview when last window on last workspace is closed + dock: implement autohiding, with various configurable effects + alternate-tab: more configurable implementations available + native-window-placement: don't rearrange the windows when the workspace switcher is shown/hidden + update for gnome-shell 3.1.4 API changes. - Re-enable the systemMonitor extension, as the requirements were lowered. Remove build_systemMonitor define as the issue has been resolved. - Add new recommended sub-package for workspace-indicator. - Add pkgconfig(libgtop-2.0) BuildRequires for systemMonitor. - Add gobject-introspection BuildRequires in order to get typelib() Requires for the packages. - Remove bogus libgtop Requires from the systemMonitor package. * Thu Jul 21 2011 email@example.com - Fix various typos and other small issues in summaries and descriptions. * Fri Jul 08 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.3: + New extensions added: - drive-menu: A menu for removable drives. - apps-menu: A GNOME 2 like menu for apps. - places-menu: A GNOME 2 like menu for places. - native-window-placement: Additional configurability for the window layout in the overview, including a mechanism similar to KDE4. - systemMonitor: A message tray indicator for CPU and memory usage (uses libgtop). + user-theme: Fixed resetting theme and support themes installed in /usr/share/themes. + alternative-status-menu: ported to gnome-shell master. + dock: ported to gnome-shell master, make position configurable (can be left or right). + Updated translations. - Disable systemMonitor for now, with a %build_systemMonitor macro. It requires libgtop >= 2.28.4 which is not available. - Add schema requirements to dock extension. - Change License field from GPLv2+ to GPL-2.0+ to conform with spdx.org identifier. - Dropped %build_drive_menu macro as it is now part of the 3.1.x tarball. - Add gnome-shell-extensions-fix-zero-length-warning-for- stylesheets.patch, reported upstream as bgo#654274. * Tue May 24 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + bgo#647386: reverting of user-theme to default + bgo#647599: support globally installed themes + Added license and README + Updated translations. - Disable drive menu extension for now, with a %build_drive_menu macro. 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Wouldn't be too surprising if Comex worked on actually making iOS 6 much more secure from jailbreaks. He wouldn't want to admit that to the public because it would make him look bad to the jb community, but imo iOS 6 seems really really really safe from jailbreaks.
Might be partly thanks to Comex?
I'm pretty sure comex can't start helping the jb community until iOS 7 is out because of the fact he's worked for apple. He can't legally release info about what he's done with a company unless the company allows him too. Therefore telling people the exploits would be illegal and lead to courts
I say he should just create an alias and continue jailbreaking.. While I appreciate all of the respect to legalities that the dev team has.. part of me does wish for an anonymous hacker to just continue on jailbreaking devices in any way possible.. nobody is forcing you to download and use it =) .. not saying I would use it .. *cough* .. but it would be nice to have the option.
It sure is frustrating to hear posts from dev members saying they have a jailbreak but can't release it because of this or that..
Apple is also not stupid.. even small companies are known to have strict agreements.. Apple isn't small, isn't stupid and surely thought things out before hiring a notorious jailbreaker like Comex.
All we can say is we don't know... if he signed an agreement not to jailbreak devices for x many years after leaving, it would still be binding after he got fired... I only recently am allowed to write code for e-commerce projects 5 years after leaving my previous employer.
Forbidden you from certain things pertaining to your job for sometimes years after leaving a company.
Lawyers,sales people just to name a couple. I assume Apple of also having certain stipulations that forbid Comex from leaking io6 exploits to the public?!?!
Wishful thinking, i know. Oh iphone 5, how long will you sit on that ATT shelf until a jailbreak comes out and i can then fall in love purchasing you. If jailbreak ever becomes impossible (which i don't see possible with the market value) then i believe iphone sales will dramatically drop. I could never own and be happy using a stock Ios iphone, never. 5 phones later and now ios 6 and the most customizing you can do is have a custom background image on your home screen, WOW APPLE.
2) Even if he was, though, there would be nothing to stop him from working on jailbreaking using another online alias if need be. Even if he continued to conduct such work under "Comex", Apple would still have a hell of a time proving -1-, that it was indeed him, and -2-, that he contributed anything and wasn't just, say, observing a conversation.
Apple doesn't give out info to employees how you would expect. They know just as much as the public knows(except retail).
Regardless it doesn't matter what comex can and can't do...im sure he's going to do whatever he wants anyway. You don't just NOT reply to an email for no reason..
In IT NDAs are commonplace. I just left a company after 15 years, there is no "Non-Compete" in place but the NDA I signed years ago covers all knowledge regarding proprietary software and systems I worked on so while I can do the same thing for another company I can't use the code and such that I developed or had access to while employed there.
I'm sure COMEX is likewise prohibited from sharing his knowledge of iOS 6/iPhone 5 if he even has such knowledge.


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Fly to Mallorca for beautiful coastlines! The gigantic cliffs, the white sandy beaches and the turquoise water are blindingly beautiful.
Book your flight to Palma de Mallorca and grab your suitcase. You'll only need beach things! Once on the beach, you will not want to leave. Before you lies the glittering Mediterranean Sea with impressively high cliffs, and the beach is fringed with beautiful pine forests. It makes perfect sense that all yachts want to do is throw down their anchors!


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PHOTO: Biz Markie featured on Zevia soda cans
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Biz Markie is more than just friends with the natural soda brand Zevia.
According to the business magazine "Fast Company," as spokesman for the brand, Biz Markie is lending his face to a limited edition set of cans for Zevia's cherry cola flavor.
The cans for the Stevia-sweetened brand were unveiled over the weekend at the Natural Foods Expo in Anaheim, California. Zevia's CEO Paddy Spence explains that the 1970s-style design of the cherry soda cans featuring Biz Markie are meant to evoke "the nostalgia of soda."
As part of Biz Markie's campaign with Zevia, he's asking fans to submit videos of themselves singing about Zevia for the new "Flavor Jam Songwriting Contest." The contest ends on March 27th. For more information check out Zevia.com.
MY NEW SODA NO SUGAR GREAT TASTE!!!! pic.twitter.com/g2TKX4eM9K
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A magnitude 3.5 earthquake hit one mile southeast of Loma Linda at 3:17 p.m. on Monday.
Anthony Guarino, a seismic analyst at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, said the rattling appeared to be an aftershock of last week's 3.6 magnitude in the same area.
"They're really close to each other," Guarino said.
The earthquake was nine miles deep, according to the United States Geological Survey.
Guarino said the shakers are in a geologically complicated area where the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults meet.
"If we have anymore of them, it wouldn't be considered an aftershock, it would be considered a swarm," he said.
Reach Josh via email, call him at 909-386-3894, or find him on Twitter at @RialtoNow.


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Nov 01, 2011 - A nice daily conditioner. Hair is soft and detangled.
Oct 25, 2011 - Nice curl formation but not quite enough definition or hold for me.
Apr 21, 2010 - Ron, the owner, did my color and styling, and then Craig cut my hair (dry). As he was snipping here and there, I worried a tiny bit about the seeming randomness. But, boy, did he know what he was doing! When he was through, my hair was perfectly shaped. I hadn't had a cut since July and was in desperate need, though until Craig was done, I didn't realize how badly I had needed it. He is a true magician.
Apr 21, 2010 - I had a fantastic experience with Ron. He did my color with the new L'Oreal INOA color system, and he was dead on as to what worked for me. He and the entire staff were incredibly attentive and courteous. I felt like a princess!
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|Release: 14.2.1
|Build date: Mon Jul 30 09:57:50 2012
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|Source RPM: rsync-3.0.9-14.2.1.src.rpm
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|Summary: Versatile tool for fast incremental file transfer
Rsync is a fast and extraordinarily versatile file copying tool. It can copy locally, to/from another host over any remote shell, or to/from a remote rsync daemon. It offers a large number of options that control every aspect of its behavior and permit very flexible specification of the set of files to be copied. It is famous for its delta-transfer algorithm, which reduces the amount of data sent over the network by sending only the differences between the source files and the existing files in the destination. Rsync is widely used for backups and mirroring and as an improved copy command for everyday use.
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Chris Mooney | April 30, 2012
By Chris Mooney • Monday, April 30, 2012 - 08:35
This weekend in The Washington Post, two deans of the Washington establishment, the Brookings Institution's Thomas Mann and the American Enterprise Institute's Norman Ornstein, finally stated what has been increasingly obvious: The problem with U.S. politics is coming from the right, not from "both sides." In their piece, provocatively titled "Let's Just Say It: The Republicans Are The Problem," they note that Republicans and conservatives have become extreme and unwilling to compromise. And as they stress, this is not something the Democrats or liberals are "just as bad" at.
Hence, the whole approach of the mainstream or centrist media is myopic or, worse, complicit. "A balanced treatment of an unbalanced phenomenon distorts reality," write Mann and Ornstein.
Mann and Ornstein make allusion in their piece to the fact that conservatives have simultaneously become extremely anti science (witness climate change) and anti empirical. And indeed, when it comes to eschewing phony media balance, well, that's something we science journalists have been recommending for a decade. In this, we've been way, way ahead of the game. We've had to be.
Mann's and Ornstein's piece is very important and a breath of fresh air; yet in truth, their approach is probably still too centrist. The problem is that their analysis is purely sociological and historical in nature—in some cases blaming Republican extremism on the actions of a few individuals, like Newt Gingrich and Grover Norquist–rather than psychological.
Consider, for instance, some important new data (pictured here, click link to enlarge), cited by Mann and Ornstein, showing that House and Senate Republicans have become much more ideological over the past 30 years, whereas Democrats and liberals have not. That's true and revealing, but why is it occurring?
Nowhere in Mann's and Ornstein's article (though perhaps it is in their new book) does one find a discussion of the phenomenon of psychological authoritarianism. According to an extremely important 2009 book by political scientists Marc Hetherington and Jonathan Weiler—Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics—the chief reason for what Mann and Orenstein are lamenting lies in this psychological phenomenon.
As I explain in The Republican Brain (which cites Hetherington and Weiler), authoritarianism means seeing the world in black and white. It means refusing to compromise. It means being intolerant of ambiguity and uncertainty, and needing order and structure.
Authoritarians tend towards right wing politics and fundamentalist religion. They tend toward belief affirmation and ideological rigidity, rather than exploring new ideas or considering that other sides might have valid perspectives. For authoritarians, there is only one way of doing things, one right way—and one's opponents are weak and absolutely wrong.
A wealth of social science data, presented in Hetherington and Weiler's book, suggest that in the U.S., the Republican Party and the conservative movement have become increasingly authoritarian. So this is what Mann and Ornstein are really writing about, though they don't acknowledge it.
Furthermore, this explains the growing gulf between the Republican Party and the "reality based community."
Authoritarian styles of thinking are deeply inimical to scientific reasoning—one might even call the two cognitive styles natural enemies—which is why we now see so much denial of science and reality on the right. If you believe you're absolutely right, and your opponents are absolutely wrong, then of course you're willing to dismiss a large body of evidence against you as a conspiracy–as we now see in the climate change arena.
So give Mann and Ornstein about three stars out of four. Finally, centrist Washington observers are starting to acknowledge what is really going on out there. But they haven't opened their minds yet to the full ramifications of their observation.
It is very likely that authoritarianism reflects a part of human nature that exists across countries and across time. It takes different forms in different contexts, and can be activated, or suppressed, by particular circumstances. But in no case is it what you might call a friend to science–which fundamentally requires the toleration of different viewpoints along a bumpy road towards more accurate understanding, and a better society.
Cosmic Ray replied on Permalink
Why does the author think
Why does the author think conservatives are "authoritarian?"
We conservatives want smaller government and more freedom. The left wants bigger governemtn and more regualtions. And the ultimate leftist government is communisim where you have a ruling class party in heavy control of the population. Why isn't that form of government considered "authoritarian?"
Regarding our distrust of climate science, those scientists have only themselves to blame.
Well... lets just look that up.
So, yup. Republicans are Authoritarian. And Nope. The Left is not. (Has anyone else noticed how focused conservatives are with what goes on in other people's beds? They are like uber peeping toms or something.)
I'm not sure why you're attacking climate scientists, but here's James Hansen's TED talk about Climate Change;
Note the zero government republican economist approved solution to climate change.
"Why does the author think
"Why does the author think conservatives are "authoritarian?""
Well, at least you didn't come out with the ol favourite misnomer of the right, that the Nazi's were Socialists.
"We conservatives want smaller government and more freedom."
This is another myth from the right and the right use this effectively as dog whistle politics, while never actually reducing the size of government. They just say they want to, but never do so. The left have no problem with smaller government. But most are realists and realise that the private sector simply can't and shouldn't do certain things. They realise that for life to function with some sort of fairness and equality, plus provide us with the things the private sector can't or wont do well, that government needs to step in. E.g Police, Ambulance, Fire, Military, Judges, Roads, parks etc. The private sector wont build a national highway because they would want to charge for doing so. There is no profit in it, but it's something we need. Police need different roles, divisons, administration, heirarchy and it needs to happen nationwide. Pretty soon, in just that one public service, you already have big government. So you can see it's entirely unnavoidable.
And freedom?!………..why wouldn't anyone want freedom? Definitions of freedom are different though. I gather we both assume I should not have the freedom to shoot you if I feel like it? Regulations and laws are only in place because something went wrong at some point in time. They are there for the greater good, but for some, they feel restrictive.
"The left wants bigger government and more regulations"
Should we remove all regulations on banks? Here in Australia, the banks are very heavily regulated with what they can and can't do with our money. The USA isn't. You only have to see the result of the GFC to see why less regulation is not a good thing. The conservatives in Iceland sent their country bankrupt by taking such liberties and trust.
Should we remove regulations that permit companies to dump effluent into our dams or rivers? What about regulations that stop your neighbor dumping his rubbish in your yard? Or regulations on water quality or food inspections? I don't think you take into account how much regulation protects the way of life you enjoy.
"Regarding our distrust of climate science, those scientists have only themselves to blame."
There is not a single lobbyist, PR group or company that would have any interest in misrepresenting them, taking their words out of context or misconstruing facts? Just maybe?
David B. Benson replied on Permalink
they aren't right; they are wrong.
An interesting line of
An interesting line of enquiry Chris but the article doesn't seem to quite answer the question it poses as to why the GOP has become anti-science in recent times. They have always been reactionary but not always anti-science.
I believe that two things have caused the change. First, the fossil fuel industry realised that concerted action to counter climate change would mean that trillions in potential profits for them would be left in the ground. Hence their funding of politicians who were their natural allies and their well documented (thanks to this website et al.) campaign of denial. This was facilitated by media which readily abandoned all pretence of journalistic ethics to become propagandists for them.
Second, in the 80s, the GOP decided to exploit the intensely religious masses in middle America who were hitherto relatively apolitical. Through people like Jerry Falwell and his moral majority, they eventually succeeded in getting these people into the GOP tent.
From what they have just seen in the rise of the Tea Party and the surreal primaries, the old GOP may well be wishing now that they hadn't been so successful. Not only did they grasp a tiger by the tail but they seem to be in the process of being consumed by it. On the one hand, for ordinary people who have so much faith and a mistrust of science engendered by the evolution debates, climate denial propaganda merely confirms their prejudices. So far so good, but on the other hand, what the GOP apparently didn't realise was that the religious masses who they had seduced would expect them to be the standard bearer of their religious beliefs. The old GOP probably would have preferred that Obama had not been gifted with contraception as an election issue.
These two factors would appear to mean that, for the foreseeable future, Republican presidential candidates will have an anti-science stance and be committed to limiting action on global warming, i.e. maintaining fossil fuel company profits, whatever the cost to humanity. Whether they are electable is another matter.
David Davis replied on Permalink
Ideological captivity of the voting mind
Fortunately, the average American is not particularly ideological. Instead, John Doe and Sally Roe are well furnished with a quality that Walter Bagehot believed the English speaking peoples to possess in unrivalled abundance: "Political stupidity". By this, Bagehot meant an incapacity for or aversion from abstract political thought, and a strong preference for ad hoc, let's-see-if-this-approach-works solutions. He thought that political stupidity was one of the main guardians of the civil freedoms of the British and American people.
The late Eric Sevareid advised journalists "never to under-estimate the intelligence of the American people, and never to over-estimate their information." Not bad advice for climate scientists to keep in mind as they try to explain the basic facts about climate science to a moderately interested but uninformed public.
"Fortunately, the average
"Fortunately, the average American is not particularly ideological."
Wow, I didn't realise American voter turnout was so low until I just looked it up….48%?!
48% of people decided what the whole should do? When you break that down into political factions, the winner is usally by only 51%, so that means it is either only about 25% of the population deciding what is best for all. Yikes.
We get fined if we dont vote over here, but still, voter turn out is 81%. That feels a little more representative of the whole, but it still doesn't seem to change much. Iceland had a voter turnout of 89% and look what happened to them. It's good to have everyone involved, but it's no real safeguard to getting good results or representation it seems.
I think voters intrinsically know, that the political hustings and campaigning come election time is aimed at the voter. Promises promises promises. But once elected, politicians turn their attention to first scratching the back of whoever funded them or helped them out. While, setting their sights on weakening the people that fund their opponent.
Maybe thats why conservatives in the USA, Canada and Australia feel AGW is a hoax and it is all political? Because onthe surface, it would appear that progresives are directly attacking the profitability of the companies that contribute large funding to the conservatives, the fossil fuel companies.
The only problem with that theory is, a) science worldwide discovered the AGW findings and recommended action to both conservatives and progressives alike. b) Many conservative funded scientists have come to the same consclusion. c) Conservative led countries around the world are adopting CO2 mitigating policies and are gearing towards a cleantech economy.
Noam Chomsky: How Climate Change Became a 'Liberal Hoax'
Watch this;
Noam Chomsky, has a great book called Manufacturing Consent. Pick up a copy.
"Watch this;
Hey, good doco, hadn't seen it.
It's funny how often I hear "we need small government" parroted by conservatives and they never stop to ask whether it has actually been achieved by the politicians who told them they would pursue small government. Or how much regulation was cut by conservative governments. They seem to get conned every time.
Here is Australia, there was lots of opposition to fracking by conservatives. I never put two and two together until after the recent election where conservatives won in the state of Queensland. The conservatives have now gone silent on fracking in Queensland. I hadn't even noticed until afterwards that there was no opposition to fracking in conservative states, just progressive states. Now its a case of oh well. I asked a conservative friend of mine who was all about "we have to stop the fracking in Queensland!". But after the conservatives had won, he is now saying " Oh well, you can't do much about it and its good for the economy". Wtf?!
Or conservatives on minimum wage yelling and screaming that we need to protect the wealth of billionaires and remove as many benefits for themselves as possible.
Watch your back.
You're describing what I consider standard politics, conservative or otherwise.
I was in fact hoping that that was all we were in for in Canada. However you'll find that Canada has had the same polster defining Canadian policies as well as American policies.
Frank Luntz;
He's also credited for having the republicans rename Global Warming to Climate Change.
I'd watch out for the import of divisive conservative politics. Its nasty stuff and they don't work well with others.


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Hi, I am Fran. I am a mother of two. My eldest is at 5 years old, turning 6 on November. My youngest is just 2 months old because I just gave birth last June 1st. I have a lot of questions in my mind with regard to parenting and especially about infants and breastfeeding though it's already my second time but still, I would love to know more better about caring and pampering infants. I would love to know more about good parenting as well especially that my eldest is not used to having a baby at home. Hope to hear from you. Thank you.
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By Ashley Stewart Herald Writer
EDMONDS — An 84-year-old woman who fell outside her home in the middle of the night in November and was later found by newspaper carriers has died.
Catherine Joan Walsh was moved to a nursing home after the fall and lived there until she died of complications from her injuries and pneumonia Feb. 9.
She had been mentally sound before the episode, but never fully recovered from her injuries. She had days of lucidity after the fall, including when she saw a newspaper article in The Herald about her rescue.
"She was so thrilled about the article in the paper," said Pat Upton, Walsh's daughter. "She got to be centerstage, and that was mom." Walsh wandered outside her home Nov. 18 and slipped into a drainage ditch. She broke her arm, hip, leg and ankle and couldn't remember what she was doing or how long she'd been outside.
Two newspaper carriers found Walsh while delivering papers nearby. They called 911, wrapped her in blankets and stayed with her until an ambulance arrived.
Walsh was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle and then transferred to Aldercrest Health and Rehabilitation Center in Edmonds on Dec. 3.
"After the fall, there was just a big chunk of her that was never coming back," Upton said.
She is survived by her daughters, Pat Upton and Terri Walsh, and granddaughter Carrie Mercier.
Walsh spent 38 years in her Edmonds home. She grew up in Budd Lake, N.J., where some of her fondest memories included working outside with her dad and hunting groundhogs with her dog and rifle.
"Mom was the kind of person you'd want to have around if the world was going to end," Terri Walsh said. "We always said that (her mom's house) is where we'd meet if anything happened."
Catherine Walsh married John Walsh in 1952 and moved around with him while he was on military duty, first across the country in a honeymoon road trip, then across the world.
They spent time in Okinawa, Panama and Iran before moving to Washington in 1975.
"She really began to put down roots for the first time when she moved here," Upton said.
She was known to give treats to service people in the neighborhood, leaving coffee drinks and taping candy bars to trash can lids for waste management workers.
She was an avid gardener and only stopped climbing a ladder to trim the trees in her garden last year, at the insistence of her family.
There will not be a memorial service, and in lieu of flowers, her family requests that people make a donation to a pet rescue organization.
Walsh was cremated wearing a kimono she kept from her time in Okinawa. Her ashes will be spread in the garden she loved and in the desert where it is warm.
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Buttermilk Cake with Caramel Icing Recipe
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2-1/3 cups sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 large eggs
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- Preheat oven to 350°. Grease and flour a 10-in. fluted tube pan.
- Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in vanilla and eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. In another bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder and baking soda; add to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk (batter will be thick). Transfer to prepared pan.
- Bake until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean, 45-50 minutes. Cool in pan 10 minutes before removing to a wire rack to cool completely.
- For icing, in a small saucepan, combine butter, brown sugar and cream; bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; cool 5-10 minutes. Gradually beat in confectioners' sugar; spoon over cake. Yield: 16 servings.
Reviews forButtermilk Cake with Caramel Icing
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"Sugar lumped in icing. Any suggestions? Delicious recipe. I used whole wheat pastry flour which provided real caramelly cake."
"I'm not sure if it was the modification I made to the baking time (I had a dark pan and had to reduce the baking temp and bake it longer), but my cake was not as moist as I was hoping for and ended up with a very hard shell around it. I have to say the batter was yummy! I did like the icing; it had a nice maple flavor. I may buy an aluminum pan and try again; it just wasn't the crowd pleaser I thought it would be."
"I've been using this recipe for the past 3 years. It's always a crowd pleaser. Last year, my dear old dad had the nerve to request sifted flour. So I took the hint and reduced the flour by 2/3 cups. Instead of dense and moist, I got springy and moist. Still rave reviews. I also increase the vanilla to 2 tsps. I butter and flour the pan with no sticking. I'm taking this bad boy to the work pot luck in the morning!"
"This cake is delicious, but when I made it as directed, it stuck to the pan. Because I am serving it to company, I made it again, and the same thing happened. I used a no stick bundt pan and sprayed it with Bakers Joy. Any suggestions for next time?"
"This was amazing! My grandson loves caramel. He loved this cake and glaze. It was moist and not too sweet. I used 2 tsps vanilla."
"Amazing!! cake wasn't overly sweet and the glaze added the right touch of sweetness to balance the flavors. My Family loved it and requested it again for Thanksgiving dinner!"
"Excellent moist cake."
"Addendum to my review. The cake did stick to the pan - my fault. I should have greased and floured pan instead of using spray. The taste of the cake was good but it was very dry. I baked it for the minimum time - 45 minutes but 40 would have been plenty. It tastes like more of a coffee cake. Would have been great if there was cinnamon running through it and a streussel topping."


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the retail markup on drivers is insane. have a look at the diy speaker scene on google. it is possible to build enclosures with good quality drivers for far less than what you may think. there is some science to the design but its not too over the top and there are some predesigned kits requiring only basic assembly that are pretty cheap, but good too.
when audio is produced the sound engineer has reference drivers costing hundreds of thousands with all sorts of equilization and other studio effects to get the sound how the artist intended it. in my view, all thats needed to reproduce the original intent of the engineer is not to colour the sound with anything else but to reproduce it accurately.
acoustically the sound will be effected by the room and some people use equilizers for that, but to do it right you need a real time sound spectrum analysis tool and as i said when your at that point, youve spent so much money that a pro grade equilizer isnt a problem to afford.
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2006-05-13 23:36 Post: #32
the average joe, the everyday user has a medicore sound setup, because its adequate for them, they are happy.
an eq for the vast majority of people, (none audiophiles) would be a great addition, and improve things further more, its something that would be used by the majoriy of people.
my point is, sure an hardware eq and a brilliant setup would be amazing and a software/emulated eq/audio-functions are far from being as good, but for your everyday person, they are good enough.
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2006-11-23 12:33 XBMC MP3 Player and EQ ? Post: #33
Hello !
I find a good idea is to integrate a EQ in the MP3 Player of the XBMC Software. I use here a Microsoft Soundsystem in my Computerroom attached to the Xbox and the sound is not so high. What i miss is a integratet EQ in the MP3 Player for my XBox, a good idea ?
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2006-11-23 18:16 Post: #34
This has been pondered over for quite some time and the xbox just doesnt have the hardware capability that an EQ would make adequate use of. It would be overkill.
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2006-11-24 01:34 Post: #35
genesis, do u use optical/coax or analog rca plugs for audio?
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2006-11-24 01:42 Post: #36
ultrabrutal Wrote:genesis, do u use optical/coax or analog rca plugs for audio?
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2007-12-22 16:59 Post: #37
It would be cool to have an equalizer for audio to use in xbmc to make it sound just right through my home theatre system that doesnt have an equalizer
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2009-11-06 22:58 Post: #38
Please, we need an equalizer for audio, at least at the linux port of XBMC.
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2009-12-31 13:29 Post: #39
Hi all,
I was searching through the forums all over for a way to integrate any sort of equalizer with XBMC.
Since XBMC does not provide an equalizer, would it be possible to use ffdshow audio equalizer on Windows in any way? I admit that I am not really familiar with the inards of XBMC. I know that for audio, XBMC's internal paplayer is used but I do not quite understand, wether it would be feasably to have ffdshow audio pick up paplayer's output for post processing. I tried configuring ffdshow audio but with no results (ffdshow does not seem to get involved with paplayer).
Could may someone more experienced with XBMC explain if ffdshow would be an option?
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2012-04-24 15:54 Post: #40
Personally, I find an equalizer in XBMC would be great, but as a work around, I have found several ways that do the job.
- change the output settings at the device/driver level, so in windows, open the sound device center and make changes to output device
- alternatively if you have for example VIA audio chip, get their drivers and it will install their audio suite, which you can use to make changes
- this option I haven't tried, but it may work, if using HDMI, check the ATI or NVIDIA control centers, I know there are some settings there
- if above doesn't work, I make my changes on the audio device (stereo) settings,, most home stereos have some kind of equalizer, but usually I don't need to fidget with that as much, however I do like to bump up the center channel by 1 or 2 DB to enhance talking a bit more, but I think it is more a personal choice. (I use a 350.00 Samsung bluray HTIB - so not an expensive option)
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2012-07-01 13:39 Post: #41
Just for those, who are still struggling with this topic, trying to get DSPlayer together WITH PVR support, in fact, tried their best getting ffdshow things done - probably in vain, as long as PVR support is wanted (and one's no developer)... here's the good message (ref: xbmc.org: http://xbmc.org/dddamian/2012/05/30/xbmc-audio-goes-hd) for ater the May 2012 cycle:
- AudioEngine is "in" as per May 2012!
The published plans for the next releases:
"Planned Features for upcoming AE releases:
- rules-based decisions for output formats based on hardware capabilites
- a range of DSP's (digital signal processors) including headphone head-related transfer function processing, DRC (dynamic range compression), low-pass filtering for subs and an equalizer function
- custom channel-mixing/mapping for up and downmixing"
YES!! Thanks a lot to the AE team doing the AE so far and... may your plans come true.
ME, I forget for now things about playing with codexes, ffdshow, DSPlayer... and will sit and wait. Wether it takes 6 months, doesn't matter - I still have a 24 channel "hardware EQ" - but I have to stand up and move
Good news... THX!
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2012-07-18 13:09 Post: #42
(2012-07-01 13:39)Christoph21x Wrote: "Planned Features for upcoming AE releases:
Really great new !!! I am exciting to know that xbmc will support soon DSP plugin and equalizer. Most people want to use an equalizer to optimise the sound.
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2012-09-15 12:07 Post: #43
Any progress? I want to use equalizer too. A I can see, many pepole are requesting this feature. For me, this is one of big missing features.
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2012-10-08 14:45 Post: #44
DSP capability and a few starter DSP's were coded back in June (not the equalizer yet tho), but for a few reasons are just being added - hopefully for Frodo.
There's some GUI work that needs doing to make the EQ DSP possible, and for that I'll need to enlist a GUI dev, so EQ will be post-Frodo.
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2012-10-08 16:40 Post: #45
DDDamian, thanks a lot for the information!
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Avicularia variously distributed on the frontal, but never median, suboral and bilaterally symmetrically developed around the proximal border of the aperture; they take their origin from areolar pores on one side. The frontal is a pleurocyst with a row of areolar pores and occa¬sionally there are some additional pores, usually at the proximal end; the lyrula and cardelles usually well developed, though the overhanging peristome in some cases may require dissection to expose them. The ovicell is variously perforated, by numerous small pores, by several larger ones which may vary in size and form, or more rarely by 1 to 3 central pores. Genotype, Lepralia jeffreysi Norman, 1876:208.
The essential differences between this group and Smittina (sens str.) arc in the nature of the frontal and the avicularia. The frontal is a Pleurocyst, and even in the occasional zooecia which have additional pores inside from the areolar row the pleurocystal layer is seen to develop from the border toward the center; young marginal zooecia show this manner of growth, especially after incineration. The avicularia are various in size, form and distribution, but the chamber is never bilateral; they may be oval, spatulate, short-triangular or long-pointed and range from minute to gigantic, and they may sometimes be interzooecial; not infrequently there may be several forms and sizes on a single zooecium; they often vary greatly on the same zoarium." (Osburn, 1952: 411)


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Four seminary students from MU have been selected to attend the Logos Conference, a two-week internship at Oxford sponsored by the Green Scholars Initiative (GSI). Only students working on GSI projects were invited to apply for the summer conference, where world-renowned academic experts will teach them history, theology and textual studies.
Students from more than 60 schools across North America applied, but only 30 people were selected. Five additional students who participated in the 2014 internship were chosen to attend as second-year fellows. David Tucker and Becca McMartin will be attending the conference for the first time. Haley Kirkpatrick and Daniel Somboonsiri will be joining as second-year fellows.
Biblical Languages Chair Dr. Karl Kutz told his Hebrew students about the opportunity this winter and encouraged them to apply. McMartin, Kirkpatrick and Somboonsiri have assisted Kutz with two GSI projects, and Tucker has helped with one. Both projects focused on analyzing a never-before-seen Dead Sea Scroll fragment loaned to them from the Green Collection.
"These four are some of our best students, and I am delighted they have been selected," says Kutz. "The invitation for them to participate speaks very highly of their skills and the quality of our program."
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Ray vs warburton 2 would be interesting.
Fuck no-gi
Warburton earns a title fight then the rematch could be cool.
I wouldn't mind seeing Ray/Curt 2 at some point next year, assuming the fight makes sense at that time. It's a stacked division though, so there are plenty of options for Curt in the meantime.
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
Curt need to win a couple first, I would say, but yeah it would be an interesting fight.
Personal opinion is that Ray is progressing at a much quicker pace at the stage in his career so if they were to meet again in say 6-8 months I think that Stevie would beat him. The first fight was very close and I know that Stevie had a bit of a disrupted camp leading up to the fight (not taking anything away from Curt) and think it still haunts him that he never finished the RNC last time around.
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