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Take this scene, which occurs around the hour mark in "Mu Sa Do", and really epitomizes much of the film: our leading man and leading lady — an underground fighter and a reporter, respectively — are conspiring in a stairwell, while unbeknownst to them one of the bad guy's thugs listen in from exactly five feet above them and — if that wasn't hard enough to believe — he's smoking a cigarette. Now you may be wondering what our leading players have stuck up their noses that they couldn't smell the cigarette smoke. Of course I prefer to ask this question: who in the world thought "Mu Sa Do" was a good idea?
Laurie Hanley stars as Chase Somete, a reporter (from Canada, I would assume) who is sent to Las Vegas to cover a supposedly "big fight" between Suk (Suk Woo Nam) and another fighter. I say "supposedly" because there seems to be about 20 extras in the stands and the whole thing was so dark that the TV cameras that are supposed to be broadcasting this fight "out to the whole world" must have been hidden. During the match, Suk kills his opponent, which spurs intrepid reporter Chase to, well, chase him back home (again, to Canada, I would assume).
Back in (and I'm just guessing again) Canada, Chase uncovers an illegal underground fighting circuit while trying to get the reclusive Suk to talk about the Vegas fight. And no, if you're wondering, I don't think a single frame of "Mu Sa Do" was ever shot in Las Vegas. Early on, we see an establishing shot of an airport, which I assume is the Las Vegas International Airport. Of course I could be wrong, since I've never been to Sin City. Then again, "Mu Sa Do" could have been shot entirely in Alaska for all I know.
And yes, if you're wondering, "Mu Sa Do" really is as bad as I make it out to be. The film is an independent feature, directed by first-timer Natasha Baron, who has no idea what directing is all about. Along with cinematographer Craig Powell, who has no idea what cinematography is all about, "Mu Sa Do" looks, feels, and is amateurish from beginning to end. Add to that a lousy screenplay by Tom Hanley that tries to make illegal underground fighting fresh and exciting as if a thousand similar low-budget films hadn't already mined the same topic a decade earlier and left the carcass in the desert for the coyotes.
But I guess no one told the above to foreign filmmakers, because Tournament Fighting films are back! The Japanese movie "Muscle Heat" dared into this territory, as did the Thai film "Ong Bak", and now the Canadians can add their names to that list with "Mu Sa Do". Except for "Ong Bak", which offered up stellar action choreography and inspired stunts to go along with its familiar and non-sensical Tournament Fighting sequences (aren't they always non-sensical?), the other two should have avoided the genre entirely. These films just generally are not very good, and the fact that they are being made cheaper and cheaper only means little to no production values.
Although I've tried, I really can't offer up anything about "Mu Sa Do" to recommend. Craig Powell is a terrible cinematographer, and one has to wonder if he used any lights at all for the interior scenes. Or for the exterior scenes, for that matter. Everything looks so shoddy, giving the film that grainy look only possible with cheap 16MM film cameras. There are also some boneheaded casting; in particular the obvious Rent-a-Goons that litter the film. Granted, the filmmakers probably had a small budget to work with, but I'm sure there are large imposing men who can act and would be willing to work for little to no money. Why clutter up your already lousy movie with terrible "actors" to boot?
Even for a Tournament Fighting movie, "Mu Sa Do" is a poor action film. The fights are slow, lazy, and uninspired. Even non-discriminating action junkies should avoid at all costs. There's not enough action (or at least quality action) in this film to satisfy even them. Don't be fooled by its flashy cover, either. It's a weak movie, poorly constructed, poorly written, poorly directed, poorly acted, and just lousy to look at. I've seen a lot of low-budget films with shoddy production values, but I can usually find good things to say about them, which leads me to this: Chase's two assistants, Andre and Jimmy, are sometimes pretty funny.
Nastasha Baron (director) / Tom Hanley (screenplay)
CAST: Laurie Hanley …. Chase Somete
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Please suggest a book for learning PHP for a complete newbie
download manual from php.net
Matt Zandstra's PHP Objects, Patterns and Practices is good for both beginners and intermediate skilled programmers. And I doubt learning from php.net will help a complete newbie, I use it mostly for references of PHP API.
i think the php the good parts is a good start.
Thanks .
Is this one good Programming PHP, 3rd Edition http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920012443.doshould i buy it ?
I like this video tutorial: http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=11
Thanks bookmarked.
Experts i need your opinion
I downloaded tons of these books from the IT site. Might wanna check it out. http://it-ebooks.info/
As for the PHP the good parts, that e-book is available on that site too...

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American Augers 84/96-1800 NG is a large horizontal earth boring machine with a next generation design that offers the highly productive Rack & Pinion system; a patented rack-and-pinion drive, for rapidly pulling the boring machine back to it"s starting position on the track, without dogging or winching. No more handling of greasy frayed cable or wire rope knots. The Rack & Pinion system is ready to go full time just push the lever and you"re there. Clean. Quick. Safe The main advantage of the 84/96-1800 NG is that it will allow contractors to perform larger diameter installation projects at a much lower cost because before the 84/96-1800 NG these projects were only possible with costly micro-tunneling machines


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A slur is a curved line between two or more notes that indicates they are to be played without separation. If you mean to join two notes of the same pitch, see Ties.
Methods to create slurs
A slur can be created from the lines palette, but the methods below are recommended.
First method
- Make sure you are not in note input mode and select the first note that you want the slur to cover:
- S creates a slur:
- Shift+→ extends the slur to the next note:
- X flips the slur direction:
- Esc ends edit mode:
Second method
- Make sure you are not in note input mode
- Select the note where you want the slur to start
- Hold down Ctrl (⌘ on a Mac) and select the last note that you want the slur to cover
- Press S
Note: If you Shift-select the last note, slurs will be added to all voices in the range after step 4.
Third method
- While in note input mode, type in the first note in the slurred section
- Hit S to begin the slurred section
- Type in the remaining notes in the slurred section
- Hit S to end the slurred section
To adjust the size and shape of a slur, double-click it to enter edit mode (or use Ctrl+E, or right-click and select "Edit Element"). The two outer handles adjust the start and end of the slur, whilst the three handles on the curve adjust the contour. The middle handle on the straight line is used to move the whole slur up/down/left/right. The Tab key can be used to move from handle to handle.
For fine adjustments, click on any of the handles (displayed in the images for steps 2-4 above) and move them with the keyboard arrow keys. Larger adjustments can be made by dragging the handles with a mouse or other input device (or use Ctrl+Arrow).
The following shortcuts can be used to move the left and right handles from note to note:
- Shift+→ Move to next note.
- Shift+← Move to previous note.
- Shift+↑ Move to lower voice (voice 2 to voice 1 etc.).
- Shift+↓ Move to higher voice (voice 1 to voice 2 etc.).
A slur can span several systems and pages. The start and end of a slur is anchored to a note/chord or rest. If the notes are repositioned due to changes in the layout, stretch or style, the slur also moves and adjusts in size.
This example shows a slur spanning from the bass to the treble clef. Using the mouse, select the first note of the slur, hold down Ctrl (Mac: ⌘) and select the last note for the slur, and press S to add the slur.
X flips the direction of a selected slur.
Dotted slurs
Dotted slurs are sometimes used in songs where the presence of a slur varies between stanzas. Dotted slurs are also used to indicate an editor's suggestion (as opposed to the composer's original markings). To change an existing slur into a dotted or dashed slur, select it and then in Inspector (F8) change
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This may seem like a silly question but.... to start seeds indoors do you need grow lights? I want to grow impatiens, pansies, violas....
Lights needed to grow seeds indoors?
The only silly question is the one that is not asked.
The short answer to your question is yes you usually do need lights to grow plants from seeds indoors. Unless of course you have windows that will allow between 4-6 hours of direct sun to your seedlings. You do not however need "grow lights" as in the expensive incandescent lights that are marketed as such. Usually, to grow seedlings, all you need are plain old flourescent lights that are kept close to the plants. These will provide all the necessary wavelengths of light for early plant growth as long as you keep them within a few inches of your plants (4-6 inches). The lights also need to be on for between 12-14 hours a day to provide adequate light for the seedlings growth.
Where do y'all find your flourescent lights? I dont have any... Does direct sunlight burn the plants or cause them to grow leggy?
You can get cheap flourescent lights at WalMart, Menards, Lowes, Home Depot, etc..... I use the double bulb 4 foot lights which you can usually find for $15 or cheaper. Direct sun can burn the plants when they are very young, but is usually not a problem if they have been in the sun from germination on. Drying out is usually a bigger problem in direct sun with very young seedlings and you need to watch plants closely if they are in direct sun inside. Leggy plants are the result of too little light and usually is not a problem if you have enough hours of sun/lights. No matter which light source you use, I always rotate my plants once each day so they get even light and don't grow lopsided.
to prevent leggy plats keep a fan on them
I just posted about leggy plants
I should copy, and paste but
(Oh never mind I did save it )
I was going to say I didn 't save it, and thats about all I had to say anyways.
(I didn't kniow plant got leggy becuase they needed more light I will have to try that when I accualy start plant indoors again.)
your plants are getting leggy, because you have no wind on them, plants grow during the night,
what I do is keep a fan blowing on them, once leaves start forming after a while you could probaly take the fan off.
(I haven't cultivated too many different kinds of plants Indoors,
but I have noticed after the second set of leaves they seem to grow smaller, and not leggy I think this is the most Important time to keep a fan on them.
like I said I haven't grown that many types of seeds indoors though)
I have also hung a papper clip On a plant before It didn't grow as leggy as the rest did.
They will be even smaller if the fan is on 24 hours a day
(at least for my plants when I was first starting them off.).
have you considered germinating In a terrarium it holds In the humidity
I have left some Of My Ginkgo seeds IN a grocery bag
(outside In the shade)
right now the soil is as warm as baby bath water (or small kids bath water)
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Designing Your Natural Home
Reading the book "Designing Your Natural Home, Over 200 Rules of Good Architecture You Can Apply to New or Renovated Work by Award-Winning Designers, Charles G. Woods and Old Malcolm Wells" (long tittle!) is like sitting with two friends on a quiet evening.
Each night after a long day in the field I would come home to read a few pages of the book and it would calm me, bringing me back to what is important in life: Reading the book reminded me of the great poem by Max Ehrmann, Desiterata, that ends:
With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.
And that is what the book does. It is a cheerful banter between two friendly people who discuss architecture and design through the lens of what is good and beautiful in the world. It is a down to earth search for a wholesome and just world through architecture. And it is an added bonus that these two people coincidentally happen to know a lot about good wholesome design and architecture.
Written in the singular Wells style of hand written text instead of a printed text it is very informal. He has little scribbles in the corner of the pages, comments in the sidelines and the text reads almost like a transcription of the two architects conversation while lounging in their living room. Or like they wrote the book on tabs of napkins, passing the napkins back and forth to comment on what the other wrote.
The book is brimming with goofiness and humor that has a very serious messages. For example one page has a nicely sketched home with the title and text,
Managing Energy
Big considerations: energy efficiency, south-facing glass with properly sized overhangs, high efficiency glazing, heat-holding windows, earth berms, super-insulation, photovoltaics, composting toilets, tiny lawns, porous paving, organic gardens, convenient recycling bins, and above all, responsible occupants.
And then at the bottom of the page in the footer they scribble, "This page is so good environmentally that the authors have awarded themselves medals," and they have two hand drawn medals.
It is this combination of hard hitting information and self deprecating humor that makes the book and in turn the authors amazing.
Granted I think it is Malcolm Wells who is the real genius here. His humor is constant and his ecological vision powerful. Charles Woods nonetheless brings structure and consistency to the book. Without him you get the feeling Wells would have wandered off half way through the book to plant in the garden and watch the bees buzz around his wild flowers.
Wells has that zen child like presense where on one hand he is just goofing off and on the other he is pointing out the most profound reality of where humanity is and where it should be going. Woods brings it all back to a more practical framework. The two create a wonderful book.
Clearly the two authors are hugely influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright but they definitely have their own voices, voices I think have powerful messages.
It may not be for everyone but if you are into design and how it impacts the world morally and ecologically then this book is a must have.
The book is not about city architecture so as a New York green builder a lot of the building discussions don't apply to our work. But many of the details do. In our green contractor renovations we encounter a lot of the design challenges they discuss.
I found it imensely helpful to understand the value of keeping clean lines and minimal styles throughout the house, for example. From kitchen to bath they point out the importance of using the same materials. If your bathroom counter harmonizes with your kithcen counter it helps tie the home together into a cohesive unit.
Since Eco Brooklyn is a New York green contractor the modern style is popular and a lot of their suggestions are stylistically very appropriate for our green brownstone renovations. We can't necessarily use the books info on detached houses since most of the work we do are on row houses. But the discussion of context, form and perspective is very useful when doing a green brownstone renovation.
Despite all that good stuff it is the spirit of the book that really moved me. It expanded on the great poem I mention earlier.
Here is that great poem Desiderata by Max Ehrmann in full. If I ever had a bible it would be this poem. It is my guiding light, my inspiration and has saved me on many a dark hour. Read the poem, buy the book and your soul will be better for it.
Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.
As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant, they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit.
If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.
Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass.
Take kindly to the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.
Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul.
With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.
Max Ehrmann c.1920


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With a name like T.clintonus rex, you'd expect to be safe from even the fiercest Paleolithic bullies, but it turns out that ancient, flying reptilian pundits have been snacking on Hillary, Bill and even young Chelsea Clinton with unbridled enthusiasm, possibly in an attempt to bring about their extinction.
A new study reveals that journalist reptiles, some of whom were born during the Age of Dinosaurs some 230 million to 65 million years ago, seldom catch prey in flight, but rather stalk them on land, in their private homes and on the campaign trail.
Until now, paleontologists pictured the so-called "winged media lizards" or the pterosuckasaurus as skim-feeders.
In this vision, the creatures would have flown over natural or relatively unbiased 'events' and grabbed up some basic information without looking too deeply into the facts in order to provide fodder for their 'news' shows and daily columns, much as Maury Povitch and Diane Sawyer do today.
The new findings, detailed this week online in the journal Roving Reptiles in their Natural Habitats, that pterosuckasaurs actually obtain most of their sustenance from attacks on land, often hiding in shadows for days awaiting a particularly juicy story or 'leak'.
Hundreds can be found flocking along the presidential campaign trail, with most favoring the dumpster leavings and miasma of innuendo that surround the Clinton campaign. Senators McCain and Obama appear to be considered secondary targets, though that may change as the season progresses.
Findings clearly indicate that the pterosuckasaurus is most dangerous when on the ground, rather than in flight, though airline restrictions on in-flight cell-phone use may be partially to blame.
"In our hypothesis, flight is primarily a locomotive method," said researcher Mark Mitten of the University of Frogsmouth in England.
"They're just using it to get from story A to story B. We think the majority of their lives, when they're feeding and reproducing and writing libelous 'news' reports, that's all being done on the ground rather than in the air."
Like their brains, the wings of the pterosuckasaurus are seldom put to best use.
"All the details of their anatomy, and the environment their fossils are found in, show that then, as now, they made their living by walking around, making payoffs to weasels, snapping unwelcome 'candid' photos and picking up gossip and misinformation from dubious, shadowy, mac-wearing characters," Mitten said.
Their brain cavity is universally found to be small.
"Whatever these reptiles were and are doing, we can definitely rule out any significant cognitive activity," Mitten said.


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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called President Barack Obama to discuss the recent developments in Operation Pillar of Defense.
The White House said in a statement that Netanyahu had expressed his deep appreciation to the president and the American people for the US investment in the Iron Dome defense system, while Obama reiterated US support for Israel's right to defend itself. (Yitzhak Benhorin)


text: On 08/01/2012 02:39 AM, Mike Snitzer wrote: > blk_set_stacking_limits is intended to allow stacking drivers to build > up the limits of the stacked device based on the underlying devices' > limits. But defaulting 'max_sectors' to BLK_DEF_MAX_SECTORS (1024) > doesn't allow the stacking driver to inherit a max_sectors larger than > 1024 -- due to blk_stack_limits' use of min_not_zero. > > It is now clear that this artificial limit is getting in the way so > change blk_set_stacking_limits's max_sectors to UINT_MAX (which allows > stacking drivers like dm-multipath to inherit 'max_sectors' from the > underlying paths). Thanks Mike (and Vijay), applied for 3.6. -- Jens Axboe


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note HollyKing Yes, exactly. Thanks!

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This program follows the same format as the Childbirth and Parenting Education – Evening Series, but is tailored to meet the learning needs of the couple expecting TWINS or more.
Parents-to-be of twins are encouraged to commence this class around 25 weeks gestation if possible. DVD's specific to multiple birth and parenting are shown.
This program includes 6 two hour sessions, run over consecutive weeks.
Topics include:
- Fetal development of multiples
- Differences between singleton and multiple pregnancies
- Pain relief options
- Birthing options for multiples
- Unexpected outcomes
- Tour of the delivery suite
- Breastfeeding more than one
- Parenting issues
- Caring for your new babies and any others
- Opportunity for questions and discussion
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- Meet other couples expecting more than one.
- A reunion class is held approximately 8 weeks after the baby's' birth.
An abridged program is available for those who are already parents. Please email email@example.com for information regarding this.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
See parking and public transport information located at http://www.wslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/Childbirth---Parenting-Education/Maps---Directions
Do I bring my partner along to all the classes with me?
Partners are encouraged to attend. If your partner can't make it then you can bring along a support person.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
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Blade CP2 - Tx Probs, servo probs
OK, it's been a week of practice for 3 of us on one Blade. Hovering in the garage, learned to slow down bigtime w/the learning curve.
Here's what we notice...
Barely touch the "elevator" stick and the servo jumps and jitters up and down. Applied slight pressure on the PC board attached to the "elevator" pot on the TX and it disappears, for a few flights.
Applying full up "elevator" there is a jump in the throw as if there is a gear binding in the servo (in normal flight we never go there...yet).
Sorry for the lack of knowledge in terminology of the surfaces, hope you get the idea.
Anyone else experiencing this???
I'm 99% convinced this needs to go in for service.
AARRRRGGG. Just about the time we figure out all kinds of wonderful stuff (balance, throws, tweaking here there and everywhere), we spot disturbing problems.
Thanks for your input.
I don't have a Blade CP, but this sounds like a potentiometer problem.
If you look at a transmitter joystick, there are two electronic devices mounted in the gimbals of the joystick, with either two or three wires going to each device. These devices are called potentiometers, or sometimes rheosats.
These are basically sensors that detect the rotational position of the gimbal. They are basically variable resistors where the resistance of the device is equal to the rotational position of the gimbal.
There are basically two types of construction used for potentiometers.
The first type of potentiometer is a wirewound potentiometer. In this type of device, there is a torus with many turns of high-resistance wire wound through the center of the torus. (Not the way women wrap hair around a hair curler...but through the center of the torus for each turn of wire). There is a rotating wiper arm which touches the wire, and the insulation is scraped bare at the touch point so electricity can be conducted. The resistance of the unit is directly proportional to the rotational position of the shaft attached to the wiper arm because the wiper arm makes contact at the wire at a farther distance depending on the shaft rotation.
This type of wirewound potentiometer is of good quality and is very reliable.
The other type of potentiometer is a carbon composite potentiometer. Instead of using a torus with loops of wire wrapped around it, this type of potentiometer uses a partial torus of high-resistance carbon composite material. The wiper arm rotates along the carbon composite material and the resistance is directly proportional to the shaft position, as in the wirewound potentiometer.
The carbon composite type potentiometer is of lower qualtiy and less reliable than the wirewound potentiometer for the following reason: as the wiper arm rotates along the carbon composite material, it scrapes off material and builds up "gunk" which makes the potentiometer jittery and unreliable.
Since the Blade CP is rather a cheap helicopter, I suspect the transmitter uses low-quality carbon composite potentiometers rather than high-quality wirewound potentiometers. If this is true, then there are at least three solutions to this problem which I can think of offhand:
1. The cheap solution is to squirt contact cleaner into the potentiometer periodically to clean out the gunk. Contact cleaner is available at most electronics shops such as Radio Shack:
The contact cleaner can should have directions printed on it, but if it doesn't, you should squirt a quick burst of contact cleaner into the potentiometer, then move the joystick back and forth several times to clean off the wiper. You may need to repeat this process a few times for best effect.
2. A better but more expensive solution is to replace the carbon composite potentiometers in the joystick gimbals with wirewound equivalents. This would require sourcing a wirewound potentiometer with the equivalent resistance range and physical dimensions of the stock potentiometers. Electronics supply houses such as Digi-key would be the best source for such replacements.
3. Probably the best solution is to replace the transmitter with somethiing decent, such as a JR/Futaba/Hitec/Multiplex transmitter. As far as I know, all these transmitter manufacturers use good quality potentiometers that do not have jitter problems.
Last edited by TMorita; Jan 03, 2006 at 01:52 AM.
I forgot to mention the wirewound potentiometers generally cost more becuase the manufacturing process is more complicated.
For a carbon composite potentiometer, the resistance element is molded in a machine, which is very simple, very fast, and very cheap.
For a wirewound potentiometer, the reistance element requires a few hundred or more turns of wire be wrapped very neatly and precisely around a torus. This is a more complicated process which results in a more expensive product, albeit of much higher quality.
As all early Kraft and Heathkit RC owners know, wirewound pots in RC transmitters were abandoned about 30 years ago... why? if it fails, it's catastrophic.... the channel goes to the extreme throw.... if a composition potentiometer fails, it's usually a case of "noise", as noted above, and one can "usually" still get the model down....
PS.... I work for a company that makes both kinds... one of the few survivors
Toshi, sometimes you impress the hell out of me. Thanks for the wisdom, its' nice to know how things work. Regards, Crewdogg
"Then I guess the better-quality transmitters just use better-quality composite potentiometers where the material doesn't gunk up the wiper?"
yes.... the cheapy Noble pots are screened carbon material, and a bit soft... the better pots, like CTS or Spectrol or Bourns (all mid-quality BTW) are molded carbon... quite a bit harder and more durable...
wiper design is a whole 'nother ballgame...
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Progress in the technology of Computer Graphics has revolutionized the way the humans interact with the computer systems. In fact this development has improved the interaction much easier and better. It has totally changed the world of games and animations.
Today the word Multimedia Applications is being used in a very broad sense. Any visual content that represents the data in the computer by means of images and animation is termed as computer graphics. Many powerful tools and applications have been made to enhance every aspect of the computer world, images and animations thus created can be used for multi purposes, like making cartoon movies, in computers itself, for newspapers and much more.
· Pixels- If an image is zoomed to very minute detail, we can see squares and dots on the surface of the image, these are the pixels of the image.Pixels are the principle element of an image. They are sets of dots or squares usually arranged in a two dimensional grids. More the pixels, better the quality of the image. Generally the pixel of a colored image has three basic colors Red, Green and Blue.
· Graphics- Graphics is a combination of text and colored or black and white representation of an image or object on any plain surface like a canvas, or a paper. It can be anything like an image or a poster. Making graphics requires immense skill for good combination of colors and other objects.
· Rendering- It is the process of creating a graphic image or object from a scene or any reference using computer programs. These graphics can have scenes, 3D objects, shades, texts etc, which can be easily modified using these computer programs. This process is also called Computer Aided Designing.
· 3D Modeling- Development of 3D objects using computer programs is called 3D modeling. It involves construction of 3D meshes, polygons, quadrics etc. on which geometric transformations are also applicable. These objects can be easily modified as per the requirement of the user, whether its shades, texture, size, shape, angle, and anything, it can all be done with the help of these programs.
· Clipping- Sometimes it such happens that a part of the content being displayed on the computers' displaying device, is not being displayed due to some reason or the other, hence this part need not be processed, or the computer need not do any such step towards in displaying that part, this is referred to as CLIPPING. Example, Suppose we are working on an Excel worksheet, and depending on the pixels and other conditions being constant, say only 30 rows and 15 columns are being displayed on the monitor. But we know that an excel worksheet has more than 60000 rows and 256 columns, but at that particular time only particular rows and columns can be displayed, hence the system need not waste any time in processing the others, this correct omission of content is termed as clipping.
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As the headline for Nicki Hendrix's column in Wednesday's Banner-Herald contends, not all bikers are spandexed ninnies. And that's the problem.
Hendrix's column darts and weaves through the issue of bikes on our roads like a hipster riding down Pulaski on the way to buy some $20 cheese. As someone who regularly rides from Jefferson Highway to downtown, I can tell you the people in spandex are not the problem. Serious cyclists signal their turns, wear helmets, wear reflective clothing, use lights when it is dark and obey traffic laws.
The real problem is the two-wheel literati, complete with reflectorless vintage bikes, dark clothes and a beanie in place of a helmet. They are the ones creating much of the angst between drivers and riders in Athens.
I applaud the suggestion that people call the police on the bobo bike gangs as they ride the wrong way down one-way streets in search of a coffee shop where they can live-blog the making of their chai. We all want to share the road. It's time we all start sharing the rules as well.
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West Suffolk Athletics Club enjoyed success in the latest round of the Suffolk Schools Cross Country Championships, held in Holbrook.
More than 30 West Suffolk athletes had qualified from the previous round, representing their various schools and most made it through this round at Royal Hospital School.
WSAC athletes were most dominant in the Junior Girls' (Years 8 and 9) and Inter Boys' (Years 10 and 11) races where they took the first four places.
Sophie Tooley (St Benedicts) led home the Junior Girls, with Holly Davies (County Upper) second, Nella Walters (Culford) third and Megan Newton (Stour Valley) fourth.
In Inter Boys, Michael Bartram (County Upper) took the win, followed by Ben Eames (Castle Manor), Cameron McKie (Hartismere) and Seb Anthony (KEGS), with Matt Le Poidevin (County Upper) also well placed in seventh.
Mac Delo (West Suffolk College) continued his domination of the Senior Boys' age group with a comfortable win.
Further top 10 finishes came from Olivia Allum (Culford) and Claudia Spencer-Hall (Breckland) with second and sixth in Minor Girls.
Thomas McCarthy (St Louis) and Jess Walters (Culford) were third and fifth in the Minor Boys.
Christy Williams (County Upper) was third in Junior Boys, where early leader Jacob Freeborough (County Upper) was forced to pull out with an ankle injury.
Katie Duncan (KEGS) was a little below her best, placing fifth in Senior Girls.
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DuWayne was born on September 15, 1954 and entered into his Lord's arms on December 5, 2013 at the age of 59 years.
DuWayne was born to James and Cynthia (Craig) Halvorson in Benson, MN. He was baptized at West Zion Lutheran Church; where he also was confirmed. DuWayne attended the one-room schoolhouse in Clontarf, MN, for his early years of school and then went to public school in Benson. He graduated from Benson High School in 1972. He played some football in high school, but his favorite sport was basketball.
DuWayne farmed the family homestead in Clontarf with his family for all of his life. He loved the farm and was blessed to always live and work on the farm.
DuWayne married Dianne (Buerskin) Halvorson on November 26, 1983. DuWayne and Diane just celebrated their 30th Anniversary with an open house given in their honor. They have two wonderful daughters; Amanda and Beth. The girls have so many amazing memories of DuWayne. They loved playing basketball with him. He always won with his awesome jump shot! He and his wife each bought a motorcycle and went on many rides with family and friends. He was also called the "Grill Master" by family and friends alike as he 'wrote the book' on making an awesome BBQ.
DuWayne shared his wife's adventure of owning a flower shop and nursery. He made so many people happy as he came to their door with beautiful arrangements and plants. DuWayne is a member of Shalom Lutheran Church family in Starbuck. He knows and loves the Lord Jesus as his Savior. We are so blessed to know DuWayne is with Jesus now.
DuWayne is survived by his loving wife Dianne; daughters, Amanda (Aaron) Grussing of Clontarf and Beth Halvorson of Benson; brother, Charles (Kathy) Halvorson of Clontarf; cousins, Craig Hibbs of Phoenix, AZ and Jerry (Sharon) Halvorson of Bloomington, MN; the Buerskin Family: Dan, Carolyn, Barb, and Mike; nephews and nieces: Danny (Britt) Buerskin, Dan (Jamie) Halvorson, Robyn (Justin) Dehne, Joe (Ashley) Baratta, Tim and Tony Buerskin, Jacob Buerskin-Kleman, and Alex Halvorson; great- nephews and great-nieces: Calista and Zion Buerskin, Zoe and Dugan Halvorson, Sarah Dehne, and Carson Baratta. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jim and Cynthia Halvorson; sister, Sarah Halvorson; and his aunt, Mille Halvorson.


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Justice Scalia tells America to, "Get Over It"
Scalia tells American People "to get over it!" As if the pain of our country being stolen is something to be forgotten, undermined and ignored. To get over the greatest blunder in American history? I think not Justice Scalia. I know that when you say, "get over it" you really mean "look over there...don't bother looking over here, nothing to see here." Those who double-speak such as yourself are usually guilty of some transcretion or crime/bribery. You've already voiced disrespect and contemptment for Americans, Scalia, you cannot be voted out - But We Can and Will Impeach you, Justice Scalia.


text: I worked in a Tennis shop back in the late 70's and early 80's. When I started wood rackets were hot as were the Head Master, Pro, Etc aluminum frames. We strung a lot of gut but mainly in the woodies. The thinking was that you could only tell the difference in a wood frame. So everyone used good old Toalson Leiona 66 in all of the metal frames. Then the Prince 110 came out along with all of the copy cats and still no gut in the metal frames. Then came the early graphites came out and still no gut, "after all you can't tell the difference". I got married and got a real job shortly after that. I have only been back to tennis for a coule of years. It's good to be back! I have been following the GG thread and have found it interesting that people are talking about gut in their graphite rackets like we talked about gut in our woods. I loved VS back then as much as the purests do today. By the way, it was $28 a set installed in 1979. I think that if you factor in inflation, it is cheaper today. My Bancroft Players Special only cost me $55 then, so a gut string job was half the price of a racket. I was thinking how I never tried gut again after I got my Head Graphite Edge. I now wish I had. It is hard to believe that I took everyone's word for it. I certainly would not do that today. I need to try some GG. The owner of the shop would not trust any of us kids with stringing gut. We did the nylon and he did the gut. The only time I ever got to string gut was when I did my own racket, with the understanding that if I broke it, I bought it. (the racket as well as the strings) All gut jobs used tefelon tubing in the throat area for protection. I haven't heard much discussion about that in the gut threads I have read. The shop owner was convinced that this protected the string from the sharp angles. I hope some of you find my rambling about the old days interesting. Steve


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Weekender: It's here, it's huge and it's ready to rumble like a huge, rumble-y thing
Alrighty then you gorgeous lot. It's time to unclog your peepers, show off the capitalist shackles and go bask in two blissful days of cultural, gastronomic and, sure, dancey goodness. We won't judge you. Heck The Weekender's your pal, lining up the shots at the bar while you get freaky on the floor. So bottoms up one and all; let's live, love and laugh like it's our last weekend on earth!
Six Bits and Pieces You'll Kick Yourself If You Miss
6. Naughty but nice is the way we roll
We revelled in this nudey excellence from illustrator Benjamin Evenett.
5. Phrase of the week
Photographer Nicolas Coulomb's models look, according to Liv Siddall, like the: "unexpected lovechild of a dewy leaf and a jar of face cream." Ok…
4. Yeah Starbucks your latte is delicious but we demand MORE
Stungt of the week, maybe the year. Pray silence for the Telekinetic Coffee Shop trick…
3. Hey! What's wrong with you? You're looking kind of down to me
Brilliant Barcelona-based studio Hey smash an artist's new identity out the proverbial park.
2. Nothing oozes class like Union Jack shorts
Charlie Clift introduces us to some British expats with his excellent portraits.
1. Call that a big black book? THIS is a Big Black Book
We chatted to Esquire creative director David McKendrick about their newest title.
Our directors Will Hudson and Alex Bec returned fresh-faced and wide-eyed from New York on Monday (only joking they were actually super jet-lagged and a bit scruffy) where, having decided that our neighbours across the Atlantic had been but names on emails for too long, they spent a week meeting some of the most exciting creatives we have worked with over the past couple of years. So to showcase all of the cool stuff they brought home to share with us (except the sweets; they were gone before lunchtime) this week's Things is a New York Special! Wooooooo!
Timothy Saccenti: 39
Described by Will as a "very nice man," Timothy was kind enough to let Alex and Will take home of this lovely piece of work. Created by Build to showcase Timothy his stills photography in a neat and stylish way, the booklet presents his brilliant work in poster format on the finest 48gsm paper. A cooler portfolio I never did see.
The Whitney Museum: Stuff
We're been ogling all the cool knick-knacks that Experimental Jetset designed for the Whitney's rebrand since we wrote about it in May so we were chuffed to have Al and Will bring us home some goodies. Actually quite a lot of goodies; some cool badges, a bunch of fridge magnets, a notepad, all of which go to show just how malleable Experimental's fantastic new identity is.
3D Etudes: Drought/Disaster in 3D
The lovely guys at Pau Wau handed the guys a stack of fantastic zines, but this one won us over easily because YOU HAVE TO WEAR 3D GLASSES TO READ IT. Don't be fooled by the fun-factor of obligatory accessories, though; this zine depicts both drought and disaster in 3D, and the joyful images are interspersed with shocking scenes of desolate landscapes, which causes something of a reflection on our desire to be entertained.
Lasse Dearman: Split Second Feeling
Pau Wau also gave the lads a copy of this beautiful book of photography by Lasse Dearman. Usually photographing fashion editorials, band portraits and documentary photography, these images are more a visual collage of Lasse's days. His images are arresting, vibrant and rich, and shown off to their very best advantage in this beautiful printed book. (Check out that paper stock! Corrrr.)
Saturdays Magazine: Issue #2
This weighty tome came direct from Saturdays NYC, a fashion label and store complete with barista and surfboards and other cool stuff. We were taken in by the beautiful typography and the great use of images contained in this beauty; also, it's yellow. Really yellow. Who doesn't love yellow?
The It's Nice That Friday Mixtape
What a week! And what better way to round it off than with some slamming tunes. This week we've got an absolutely banging playlist with such hits as Pulp's Sorted For E's and Whizz, followed by some trippy Donovan track where he witters on about how much he loves his shirt. We end with an absolute banger from a 1990s girl band that isn't The Spice Girls. Can you guess what it is yet? Don't pretend you don't know the whole intro off by heart. All together now!
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I'm playing air triangle on this crowded train. No one knows. They all think I'm holding a naughty ghost by the ear and telling it off.
— BENEDICT FARSE (@BenedictFarse) October 9, 2013
Irresponsible technological breakthrough of the week
Oh yeah, ok Boston Dynamics. You just create a robot THAT CAN RUN ON ANY TERRAIN AND DON"T WORRY ABOUT THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY. Sheesh.
Celebrity interview of the week
There's many things we love about Adam Baidawi's account of his 15 second interview slot with David Beckham. Note to PR people; you may have jumped the shark.
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Think you know your IKEA furniture from your death metal bands. Well put your money where your mouth is then with this new game…
Parody of the week
Remember Dumb Ways To Die the Australian safety video which went super viral and scooped basically every award going? Remember when you really wished that someone would spoof it using Grand Theft Auto? This is going to be like Christmas for you.
- Cleon Peterson's works continue to investigate the evil side of humanity
- Winsor & Newton lifts the lid on the secret tricks of every artist's trade
- Calypso Mahieu's photography makes the simplest things sexy (some NSFW)
- Foster Huntington's stop-motion short of an 80s Californian skate off
- Dax Norman's weird and wobbly animations with "cigarettes and eyeballs a plenty"
- Photographer Evija Laivina explores the ridiculous reality of the beauty industry
- Hate the iPhone X notch? There's an app for that
- Lisa Simpson's bookshelf: from the curator of Instagram's Simpsons Library
- Biplab Hazra's photo of elephants being attacked by mob wins Sanctuary prize
- Michael Bierut: 13 ways of looking at a typeface
- Uncle Ginger uses hypnotic shapes to animate the facts and feelings of bipolar disorder
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Meet on arrival at Kilimanjaro international airport after brief introduction drive to Lake Manyara National park via Arusha, the park is well known for its tree climbing lion, it is also laid on the escapement of the great rift Valley, enjoy game drive, giraffe, heads of elephants, troops of baboon, different species of vegetation and bird life, dinner and over-night at Flamingo safari lodge.
After breakfast drive to Lake Natron lies in the northeast of Tanzania in between the Ngorongoro Highlands and Serengeti plains, Situated at the base of Africa's only active volcano Oldonyo Lengai, This Maasai 'Mountain of God' Lake Natron is one of the most alkaline lakes in the world, hence attracting literally thousands of flamingo's and it is therefore one of the most important flamingo breeding grounds on earth. Dinner and over night at Lake Natron Tented camp.
After breakfast drive to Serengeti with picnic lunch via Loliondo and Waso through Kleins gate. With game drive on the way you can observe animals like Antelopes, Wildebeest, Wild dogs and Zebras and different spices of vegetation and bird life. Dinner and overnight stay at Lobo wildlife lodge.
After breakfast drive to the central Serengeti with en route game drive, with picnic lunch proceed with game drive in the Serengeti Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania's first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unlimited search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. The million-plus wildebeest are the predominant herbivore and also the main prey of a huge cast of large carnivores, principally lion and hyena. While the annual migration is the Serengeti's most famous attraction, the Park is also known for its prides of lions also cheetah, zebras, giraffes, Thomson's and Grant's gazelle, eland, impala, hippo and warthog are commonly seen. Dinner and overnight at katikati tented camp.
Full day safari in one of the world's most Famous wildlife reserves. The Serengeti, which Is Maasai name'/Siringet'/translates as the endless Plains', offers unparalleled ornithological Opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth. Dinner and overnight at katikati tented camp.
Early Morning game drive in Serengeti National park, after breakfast drive to Ngorongoro conservation area often referred to as 'the eighth wonder of the world the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa's best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic crater in the world (almost 20 kilometers wide, 610-760 meters deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometers). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbors grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a various variety of wildlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Dinner and overnight at Ngorongoro Farmhouse.
Early morning breakfast, drive to Lake Eyasi, Lake Eyasi is a very scenic soda lake found on the southern border of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, you will be introduced to the extraordinary people who belong to an indigenous tribe known as the Hadzabe the Bushmen people around the lake and You will visit these tribes, which will include a visit to their homesteads, learn about their way of life, animal tracking, medicinal plants, and much more. Some wildlife and a wide range of bird species can be viewed during walks around the lake, in the late afternoon drive back to Karatu and over night at Bougainvilleas Safari lodge.
After breakfast drive to Tarangire National park for safari, The Park runs along the line of the Tarangire River and is mainly made up of low-lying hills on the Great Rift Valley floor. Its natural vegetation mainly consists of Acacia woodland and giant African Baobab trees, with huge swamp areas in the south. Both the river and the swamps act like a magnet for wild animals, during Tanzania's dry season. The Tarangire National Park is reputed to contain some of the largest elephant herds in Africa such as Elephant, buffalo, Giraffe; We will enjoy a picnic lunch inside the park and do. Dinner and over night at Maramboi tented camp.
After breakfast drive to Arusha National Park with picnic lunches, you will enjoy game drives in the park. There will be optional of walking 3-4 hours exploring the nature on foot while accompanied by the armed ranger, the forests around are the inspiration to birdwatchers, over 50 species of birds, after walking you will do an exciting game drive, visiting both the Momela Lakes and the Ngurudoto Crater. Wildlife, which could be seen, includes African buffalos, elephants, hippos, giraffe, warthogs, antelopes, zebras, blue monkeys and sometimes a rare leopard or hyena. After game viewing drive to Lake Manyara National Park followed by evening game viewing if time allows in Lake Manyara National Park host to a variety of Bird life, Hippos and several troupes of Baboon and if lucky tree climbing lions. Dinner and overnight at Meru Simba Lodge.
After breakfast drive to Mkomazi away from the famous 'Northern Circuit' into the opposite direction. You pass famous Mount Kilimanjaro and the Northern Pare Mountains until you reach Mkomazi National Park, once a game reserve and now Tanzania's latest National Park. The journey takes some 3 – 3:5 hours. Mkomazi is located between the two mountain ranges of the Pare and the Usambara Mountains and serves as a buffer to the adjacent Tsavo National Park in Kenya.
Reach your camp for lunch. After lunch you start exploring the national Park
Accommodation is at Babu's Camp.
Spend a full day of game driving around the park. Although there are not as many animals as in some of the more well-known national parks, the wonderful landscape alternating from sparse tree savannas to grassland more than compensates for this. Due to better protection measures put in place, the number of animals has steadily increased since its declaration as a National Park.
Besides a multitude of other game like kudu, elephants, giraffs, zebras, hard beasts, it has the largest population of Eland and Gerenuk antelopes in Tanzania. Bird enthusiasts can observe approximately 450 recorded species of bird life.
Mkomazi is also famous for its breeding projects of African wild dogs, as well as the rare black rhino run by the George Adamson/Tony Fitzjohn African Wildlife Preservation Trust. If possible you can visit the project and see the wild dogs and rhinos. Overnight at Babu's Camp.
After breakfast drive to Usambara Mountain, Landscape, tropical forests and numerous spectacular viewpoints, historical sites and the opportunity to visit local community's development projects, thorough explanation of the history and life of the local farmers provide a memorable experience. Afternoon walks or drives to Irente viewpoint and Irente Farm. The farmers produce many types of fruits, which are sold in Arusha, Dar, Moshi and Morogoro. Dinner and overnight at Mullers lodge.
Full day at usambara mountain by walking to the Magamba rain forest, visit an old stranch dug by the German during World War 1, the guide will provide an explanation of German and British Colonial history. Proceed on walking thru the rainforest of Magamba to the village of Lukozi for dinner and overnight at Mullers lodge.
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After being delayed for months, Ubisoft revealed Monday during its Electronic Entertainment Expo presentation that "South Park: The Stick of Truth" would be released this holiday season.
The game's fate was up in the air when original publisher THQ Inc. sold off its assets earlier this year after filing for bankruptcy.
After the delays in getting Stick of Truth to market, Parker and Stone say they do not plan for another video game anytime soon.
"If we can get a game out every 15 years, that's what we're doing right now. Every 15 years," Stone said.
"We can basically do three Broadway musicals in the time that we can do one video game, so I don't know if it's the most lucrative business for us. But what is fascinating already is how it ties in with the show. We're already starting to see that. Who knows in 10 years, when the game is getting done, what the technology will be," Parker said.
Stone: "Or what system it's going to be on? Xbox Three!"
Ubisoft says Stick of Truth is set for release for current-generation consoles and PC.
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Work in groups of two, three or four. You should hand in only one write-up per group. Your reasoning should be clear, but I'm not looking for elegant essays. But complete sentences and clearly stated results would be good. If your handwriting is neat, there's no need to type. Be sure to cite any sources you consult, including web sites. This assignment "counts" roughly a third of a HW assignment. Each group member will receive the same grade/evaluation.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced an initiative Wednesday that aims to get a better picture of the state's LGBT community.
The multiagency effort will work to keep a better track of gender identity and sexual orientation data so that they can identify ways to improve and implement services they need, according to the governor.
"By being more inclusive with how state agencies monitor the demographics of those they serve, we can address health and financial disparities, safety concerns, and a myriad of other issues that impact LGBT New Yorkers," Cuomo said in a statement.
Eight agencies, including the state Department of Health, currently collect and update their systems on LGBT demographics from various surveys and questionnaires.
The state's interagency LGBT task force will work with the other agencies to make sure they update their data collection systems in 2015 to include information on LGBT members and ensure that the agencies share it with each other.


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Can this year's version take golf to the next level?
There are few games more instantly suitable for the unique capabilities of the Wii Remote than golf. Since the revolutionary controller was first revealed almost two years ago, fans of the proverbial "good walk ruined" have been eagerly hoping that someone would translate the finesse and intensity of the sport to Wii. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07, the series' first Wii iteration, got off to a good start but wasn't quite as immersive or revolutionary as diehard duffers were hoping for. Now, a speedy five months later, EA is preparing to release Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 for Wii promising to improve on Tiger 07 in almost every way.
The key for any golf game on Wii is the motion controls and Tiger Woods 08 promises a number of subtle but significant improvements to its core swing controls. The basic swing mechanic works exactly as you would expect it to, hold the Wii Remote like a golf club, swing it back, and then drive it forward again to send your ball on its fateful course towards the fairway. New for this year's game is added sensitivity for the speed and overall strength of your swing that aims to add a new layer of nuance and strategy for seasoned-players. The harder and faster you swing the remote, the farther your ball will travel.
EA has also worked on making the hook and slice mechanics more responsive in Tiger Woods 08. Players can twist the Wii Remote to the left or right before beginning their swing to affect the angle of the club head during the swing. Keeping the remote at that angle throughout a complete swing will deliver either a slice or hook, allowing experienced players even more options for approaching some of the game's most demanding courses. Players again will use the remote's IR function to move an aiming cursor around each hole in order to choose a target for every shot.
The putting game also promises some new additions, giving players a timed preview putt option when on the green. Players will be allowed to take a few "practice" putts while a timer runs down in order to get a better feel for how the ball will behave on the green. Once the timer runs out, Players will have to take their putt for real. Another new upgrade for Tiger Woods 08 is the confidence system. The game will take your character's overall strengths and weaknesses, the shot's degree of difficulty, and your past performances on similar shots into account, then translate all of that into a confidence rating. The higher your character's confidence the easier it will be to ace the shot, while a lower rating will make it tougher to hit the ball just right.
Tiger Woods will come with a full compliment of game modes, including quick play, career mode, multiplayer, and lots of Wii-centric mini-games. Unlike EA's other Wii sports titles for this Fall, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 won't support WiFi play.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 is set to ship in North America on August 28.


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Public outcry threatens eThekwini's water future
A petition with 5 000 signatures was handed over to the municipality as part of the environmental impact assessment, soundly rejecting the idea.
The Mercury reported many of the complaints dealt with perceived health issues in the water; religious objections to using recycled water; the "yuck" factor of where the water came from; and the belief that water could come from elsewhere instead.
The plan is for two water recycling plants to be built, adding 117 mega litres of water to the supply every day. This would mainly supply the northern suburbs, where the greatest growth is projected to happen in coming decades. This would equate to 10% of the city's water supply.
This initiative comes after years of warnings about growing water constraints in the area. In its reconciliation strategy for the coastal metropolitan area, the department of water affairs said above-average rainfall had kept the major dams in the area full. "This has led to a false sense of security regarding the water supply situation," it said.
"A below-average rainfall period will result in the need for water restrictions with their associated impacts on the economy," it said.
The last meeting of the steering committee dealing with the area's water issues also warned about challenges to water security. "The water situation in the metropolitan area is such that the water use already exceeds the assured supply of water."
Linda Page, spokesperson for the department, said there were a host of measures racing to try solve the water crunch. These include major infrastructure development of the Spring Grove and Hazelmere dams, and the Lower Thukela bulk water supply scheme. To bridge the gap until these are online, water conservation and demand management – things like fixing leaks – will be needed, she said.
"The use of treated effluent from wastewater works and the desalination of saltwater are current measures being implemented and studied," she said.
While recycled water is not new globally, it is in South Africa. Beaufort West in the Western Cape has had a scheme running since January 2011. The Gamka Dam, which supplied all its drinking water, dried up and its 8 000 households could only get five litres a day from trucks.
A R42-million water reclamation plant was built and has had no reported incidents of water-borne disease.
Windhoek has been using recycled water for 42 years and has also had no outbreaks of water-borne disease. eThekwini already has a reuse plant, but its water is only used for industry.
Golder Associates, which is doing the public consultation process, said: "Crucial water shortages, coupled with increased water demand, have brought the eThekwini municipality to a critical point, and the issues of water supply and use cannot be deferred."
It also concluded in its basic assessment report that "the risk of exposure to PPCPs, EDCs, PAHs, and pathogens from drinking highly treated reused water does not exceed, and in many cases may be substantially lower that, the risk of exposure to the same from drinking water from existing conventionally treated water supplies".
Speaking at a conference on water recycling earlier this year, Dr Anthony Turton, vice-president of the International Water Resource Association, said perception was the main problem for recycled water. "I don't think this is a technology problem, it's a mind-set problem."
In response to the concerns, Neil Macleod, head of water and sanitation for eThekwini, said people in the area have been drinking polluted water for years because of problems in treatment works in other municipalities. The water that would come from a recycling facility would actually be cleaner than this. "The water that flows back into our rivers after treatment is of better quality than the water in the rivers that enter our works," he said.
The water from these reuse works would then sit in storage tanks, where it would be tested before being blended into drinking water, he said. This would mean that 70% of water would be from a traditional source and 30% would be reused water.
While people in the petition asked for desalination to be used instead, Macleod said this was very expensive. "We are not talking about paying a little bit more. Our current works produce water at just over R4 per kilolitre. Injecting water from a desalination plant will cost more than R10 per kilolitre," he said.
Another idea put forward by the petition was to focus attention on addressing non-revenue water (leakages), instead of recycling water. This is a priority area that President Jacob Zuma mentioned in the State of the Nation address and that the department of water affairs has given a great deal of attention to. Nationally a third of water is lost this way, and the number stands a fraction higher at 36% for eThekwini.
But Macleod said replacing the bursting pipes in the municipality would cost R1-billion and at best would still leave a 15% water loss. "This will increase the water tariff by more than the cost of lost water," he said.
Page said the problems raised by the petition would be included in the basic assessment report, which will be submitted to the KwaZulu-Natal department of agriculture and environmental affairs early this month. The pros and cons will then be weighed up and a decision could possibly be made by July 2013, she said.


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There's no fancy sign announcing that the softball complex at Christian is Roma Dawson Field.
Behind the backstop, on a wall of the storage facility, there are six oversized softball plaques with title years on each. There is also a bronze plaque that pays tribute to Dawson's "Dedication and Christ-Like Leadership as Girls Softball Coach 1986-2008." Dawson was head coach for four of those high school championship teams and an assistant to Rene Palafox for two. Dawson's teams also had six runner-up finishes.
These days, Dawson can still be found in the stands sometimes when the Patriots varsity squad plays, but she's always on the field for the school's junior high games and practices. After coaching her three gifted daughters — Amy, Sarah and Ruth — and passing on the game's traditions and fundamentals, Dawson is guiding Christian's younger players. She also advises current varsity coaches, George Gentry and John Grabowski.
"Continuity is so important to a program," Dawson said. "I want to see continuity in the program and give something back. I've had some wonderful teaching, and I want to pass that on, help them be successful and let them know what's out there waiting for them if they choose to go on."
Gentry and Grabowski are glad Dawson is staying involved at Christian.
"It's an honor to coach with someone like Roma, someone who has so much love for the game and its tradition," Gentry said. "More than anything, Roma has taught us all respect for the game. Her knowledge and drills have been huge."
Said Grabowski: "She has taught us how to teach the game the way it should be taught and played. I've learned so much from her, but I really learned how to run an organized practice. Roma runs one of the most organized practices you'll ever see."
Christian, a private school with 435 students, competes in the Eastern League for softball against large public schools such as Mira Mesa, Patrick Henry and Scripps Ranch. The Patriots, with all of 10 players on their varsity roster, began the week 15-5 overall and 2-0 in league.
"I found out a long time ago it's not about quantity, it's about quality," Christian Athletic Director David Beezer said. "Roma has given this school a long, consistent ride. And now, having her with the junior high team, our program is in great hands with George and John coaching the varsity and continually improving our facilities."
Dawson's attention to detail and softball fundamentals are rooted in her own background as a star player. Before softball came and went as an Olympic sport, Dawson rose to the game's highest level when she played second base and shortstop for Lind Florist in Portland, Ore. — a travel squad that toured nationally and internationally.
"We went on long road trips to places in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Connecticut," Dawson said. "We drove in vans, not busses, but what I remember most was the camaraderie, the great times and memories."
Two of Dawson's daughters earned division Player of the Year honors in the San Diego Section, Sarah in '93 and Ruth in '94. Both earned scholarships to Northeast Louisiana (now the University of Louisiana at Monroe). Both followed their mother into coaching. Ruth coached high school in Oregon before starting a family. Sarah, a dominating pitcher, is head coach at Louisiana Tech.
"For our family, softball was a whole family event," Dawson said. "I remember when Sarah and Ruth were playing travel ball, we'd get up at 4 in the morning to drive to Mission Viejo. There were great conversations, not just about softball, but about situations they were facing in their lives. I wouldn't trade that for anything. I can see that same possibility for John and Gabriela Grabowski with their girls."
The Grabowskis' older daughter, Mary, is a sophomore sensation who leads the varsity in batting average (. 531), RBI (32) and on-base percentage (. 596) through 20 games. She is second in slugging percentage to the head coach's daughter, senior third baseman Ricki Gentry, at .872.
Joanna, the Grabowskis' younger daughter, is a junior high team member. Gabriela is the team's scorekeeper and statistician. John assists Dawson on the junior high team in addition to his varsity coaching responsibilities.
This year's team has an excellent chance to win the school's seventh section title, but Christian will have to end a streak of four straight Division IV championships by Francis Parker to do so.
The Patriots are led by three college-bound seniors. Gentry is heading for Western New Mexico. Catcher Allie Scott will attend Harvard. Pitcher Allison Gunter is going to Concordia in Portland, Ore. The combined efforts of Dawson, Gentry and Grabowski have helped prepare them for college.
"It's a matter of passing on good fundamentals and the tradition," Dawson said. "Like fathers who helped and coached before them, George and John both brought their own coaching experiences to the program. It's kind of a cycle that goes 'round and 'round."


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The 1920's and 1930's saw a marked shift in the global psyche. In a time of renewed social consciousness and artistic expression after the horrors of World War I, travel became popular once again as people took to the seas and the skies. The vessels which had just a few years earlier become the tools of untold destruction - were now being used for pleasurable excursions.
This movement is reflected in the Art Deco era of perfume advertising where well-known houses encouraged their audience to travel to new horizons... be it physically or through fragrance. Some of these images are amongst my favourites from this age.
Sorcery of Scent is on a short hiatus for vacation, and will return with more news, reviews and thought-provoking commentary soon.
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Fire destroys Coos County home
GLASGOW, Ore. -- Fire crews battled a fire on East Bay Road Tuesday evening that had people scrambling to save possessions.
Fire crews on the scene of the home directed people to stay out of the area as ammunition inside the burning house was exploding.
Family members came to the scene and could be seen trying to get possessions from the garage.
The actual homeowners are on vacation and were not at the home at the time of the fire.
Fire crews had to bring in water in tanker trucks since the house is in a rural area.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. – It's been a long time coming, and on Wednesday the Portland Timbers and Real Salt Lake will finally meet in 2013.
Traditional rivals? No. But that may change over the next month.
Starting with Wednesday's US Open Cup match at Rio Tinto Stadium (9:30 pm ET; USsoccer.com), the Timbers and RSL, separated by just three points atop MLS' Western Conference standings, will meet three times over the next three weeks. The two teams will then finish their league series, which will undoubtedly play a huge role the makeup of the postseason, on Oct. 19 at JELD-WEN Field.
Needless to say, Timbers head coach Caleb Porter has been watching RSL very, very closely.
"I've been looking forward to playing them for a long time," Porter said following Monday's session at the team's training facility. "I've probably watched them more than any other team because we haven't played them and we've had a lot of time, we've had more time to watch them than any other team."
What has drawn Porter's attention doesn't merely have to do with the two team's close proximity in the tight playoff race; RSL sits atop the conference table while Portland are three points behind in second place with a game in hand. Porter has been watching RSL even before he joined Portland over the offseason.
"I've been looking forward to this matchup probably since I took the job," Porter said. "I like the style that they play, and the style they play is similar to our style so I've probably followed their team more than I've followed any other team prior to getting this job."
Both teams press high. Both teams play a possession game. Porter said the two teams will offer a unique showcase of strategic soccer.
It will also be a nice departure from a string of recent games that have been marked more by their physical play rather than quality soccer, he said.
"It will make for an entertaining game, more than anything, a football game, which is nice because we've had some games recently that haven't been, well they've been football games, they've been more American football games," Porter said. "This will be a game where the ball is on the ground and the game will be decided on the football, not on the tackles and the fouls. I think it will be a nice game for people to watch."
It will also be the first move in an ongoing chess match. With so many games in such a tight window, what works in one match may not work in the next. Porter said the series reminds him of the number of games Real Madrid and Barcelona play against one another in a season.
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"It was always interesting for me to study from one game to the next kind of that chess match," Porter said. "[RSL head coach Jason] Kreis is a good coach, he's a tactician, a cerebral coach … I think there will be some interesting tweaks and twists in this game but also in the future as well."
And, of course, there's the added twist that a Portland win would mean a chance for them to play for a trophy, in front of their fans, for the first time in their MLS era.
"If anything it kind of gives you a little bit of an extra buzz because you know that wining this game means more than just three points, winning this game leads to playing for a trophy," Porter said.
Dan Itel covers the Timbers for MLSsoccer.com.


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So here is the promised Insta-diary post! I took many, many photos in HK on my phone and most of these were published on Instagram. It took me an age to edit down the pics to use but as you can see, it's still a pretty picture heavy post...
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So here is the promised Insta-diary post! I took many, many photos in HK on my phone and most of these were published on Instagram. It took me an age to edit down the pics to use but as you can see, it's still a pretty picture heavy post...
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I haven't been on the blogosphere lately but as soon as I saw this most I'm thinking I've been missing out! I love all the amazing photos on here and it makes me so envious. You're such a great photographer and, I love the Hong Kong's city atmosphere and all. that. FOOD!!ReplyDelete
I always enjoy coming onto your blog Winnie! Keep up the great work!
Tsui Chung.
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This food looks incredible!ReplyDelete
Maria xxx
I usually dislike Instagram dump posts because I always viewed it as bloggers being lazy, but this is the first time I actually enjoyed this kind of post. I really like how the pictures are compacted together yet organized into different sections, which you wrote paragraphs for each of them, so it provided a lot more substance. Your time in Hong Kong looked like a lot of fun and all of these pictures do a great job at illustrating that!ReplyDelete
So envious. My parents keep telling me about how good food is in Hong Kong. I cant get over the giant Totoro. >v<ReplyDelete
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Such lovely photos! I hope to visit HK one day :)ReplyDelete
Marissa Jamie : Faithfully, Marissa ♡
I hear it's one of the best cities to visit. I was sad to hear about the very recent riots in Hong Kong about democracy and the PRCReplyDelete
So many lovely photos! Your trip to hk felt like ages ago now just like my holiday.ReplyDelete
Wow!! Your trip looked so amazing - I've always wanted to visit Hong Kong but now I want to go more than ever. The food looks just delicious and I would probably drink my body weight in bubble tea! I must visit that giant totoro one day too :)ReplyDelete
Lyndsay | Fizzy Peaches
I love how you did this! I really want to learn how to do this format!ReplyDelete
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pretty sad of the HK condition right nowReplyDelete
Hopefully the citizen get what they want eventually
Amazing photos. Such a shame to hear of what is happening in Hong Kong at the moment. I hope that it gets sorted out in a peaceful way soon. Your posts have definitely inspired me to want to visit.ReplyDelete


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JizzleJazzle's Horoscope May 28 - June 3, 2010
As Barbara Streisand sang in "The Way We Were," "Memories/Like the corners of my mind/Misty water-colored memories…" blah, blah, blah! Sometimes memories are a pain, sometimes they are a joy, sometimes you need to think about the future and stop living in the past. And sometimes you can't remember a damn thing! Well this week is all about memory (or lack thereof) so check it.
Aries, Leo and Sagittarius:
You're feeling quite nostalgic this weekend so kick out those bell bottoms, afro wig and party like it's 1975. Go ahead and embrace your old school flavor and let these new jacks know who put it down first. When you step out in the club you better hurt somebody!
Capricorn, Taurus and Virgo:
You've got the missing blues this week. You miss your old hips, your old cheekbones and your old butt. You even miss your old ex. Honey, don't look too far back or you just may stuck in a moment you can't get out of. Time heals all wounds but it don't make ya any hotter so just deal with it babe and move on!
Libra, Aquarius and Gemini:
Remember that one lover who put it on you like no other? Remember how you were sprung and was spending your paycheck on them every week? Remember how that lover hit you off good one last time, stopped returning your calls and ya ain't had a real orgasm since? Remember how foolish you felt? Good, let that be a lesson learned. Tough love, baby!
Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces
You're moving so fast that you can barely remember if you're wearing underwear or not. Go ahead and check now with yo naughty self… It's time to slow down and think back to a time when you were less busy and a whole lot more lazy. Sure it's good to work hard but if you can't remember what you working so hard for then tell me, really…?
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So she will have the hots ever since she will see him since its like little of herself he is carrying (her naked body inside his cloths and ehem... again the lower part at the end of chapter was like WOW XD)
I wonder if she will now try everyting to make him go to her place in order to get tutoring (first in study) but later it might change for something else XD (since its dangerous ^^ she is sneefing his cloths, thinking about naughty things regarding him... she is thingking under shower, while eating, sleeping and even doing herself good..... very dangerous situation xD)
I was kinda wondering if she was driping drool on the last panel of last page XD its like she was wipping her drool from her lips XDXD (but she gave his cloths so damn dirty xD how the hell did they ended up worse than they were in the morning XD like all sweated not mention the lower part XD)
Anyway looking on her room and hobby (maid cosplay for sure XD) she might be still a virgin that started to have hots after that incident in the shop and later in school ^^
|2009-06-24, 19:48
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And what was up with that pee? Was it boiling? I don't remember ever peeing hot enough that my urine turned to a gaseous form.
I just got done reading chapter 25. Great... not its the teacher. I just want to watch Keita and his sisters acting crazy and falling in love with eachother. Is that so much to ask?
Did you guys catch the OVA2? What was up with that octopus scene?
|2009-07-09, 07:59
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Chapter 26
Wonderful...just great! My confidence in this manga has been restored. Although Yuuzuki's jersey play is nowhere near the level of Rin's shower scene. (note it's the page after this one (21), forum rules do not allow me to link directly to the page...NSFW!!!)
|2009-07-09, 18:12
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I support the 4-some, no golden shower girl please. Now just need to see sensei do ecchi stuff to the real Keita.
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First it was Fox News. Now the White House is getting attention for going after a much smaller, albeit influential media outlet, car blog Edmunds.com. In a White House blog post yesterday, titled, "Busy Covering Car Sales on Mars, Edmunds.com Gets It Wrong (Again) on Cash for Clunkers," Macon Philips said Edmunds.com released "faulty analysis suggesting that the Cash for Clunkers program had no meaningful impact on our economy or on overall auto sales."
The blog shot back, stating, "instead of shooting the messenger, government officials should take heart from the core message of [our] analysis: The fundamentals of the auto marketplace are improving faster than the current sales numbers suggest."
Our question is: why are people surprised they are using the blog to communicate in this manner, when they claimed they would do so from the beginning? In the first post on the blog, Phillips wrote, "Millions of Americans have powered President Obama's journey to the White House, many taking advantage of the internet to play a role in shaping our country's future. WhiteHouse.gov is just the beginning of the new administration's efforts to expand and deepen this online engagement." We've reached out to the White House media affairs team but have not heard back as of the time of this post.


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