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Earlier this month, the Justin Meyer, the lensman and leader behind Videograss, collaborated with his crew to premiere the newest VG offering Visitors in Salt Lake City, Utah. The post-Colorado kick off to the Visitors premiere tour came only a few weeks after filming had finished for the year-and-a-half-long movie, a schedule that deviated from the normal season-long/fall-release hustle that filmers and riders are traditionally relegated to. Meyer had cut the tether on that schedule and taken the beginning of the 2017 winter to continue to film with Jake Olson-Elm, Jeremy Jones, Joe Sexton, Jake Welch, JP Walker, Spencer Schubert, Zak Hale, Benny Urban, Mark Wilson, Justin Fronius, Chris Bradshaw, Alex Cantin, Jed Anderson—a line up more than deserving of playing by their own rules. When they shut off the cameras at the very end of January, the crew had only a very short window to mold the movie, surely resulting in sleepless nights spent editing and refining, but the benefits of the mid-winter release were innumerable.
The shift in release offered up something that is hard to come by when it comes to video premieres: an additional element of anticipation and surprise. While it's redundant to reiterate the ubiquitous role that social media and instant video and photo gratification play in our everyday lives and therefore, our recording and broadcasting of the turns we make, we have all acknowledged the shift in how we take in the tricks logged by the professionals wo whome we pay attention. Instagram edits, Instagram stories, Instagram live…there's probably more than Instagram, too, but that continuous scroll is pretty effusive in telling the story behind making a video part. When movies premiere in their traditional autumn time slots, media outlets—of course including this one right here–quickly extoll the virtues of the videos, standard practice to satiate the excitement and expectation of the coming winter. It's spoiler season and while that's not a bad thing per se, even for those whose appreciation of standing sideways came after films had switched from VHS to DVD to the ethereal cloud, the increased element of surprise only adds to the esteem for a part well put together.
And that's what Meyer and his crew capitalized on this year with Visitors. In the midst of all of us strapping in and sending it down the trails at our respective home resorts, as we were enjoying powder turns and park laps, scanning Doppler radar for storm systems and driving back and forth from the mountain, the Videograss crew was out in the streets, adding to the already prolific footage they had stacked the winter previous with early 2017 hams. The rush of the fall premiere was over and in late January, when filming was finished and Visitors premiered at the annual SIA tradeshow in Denver, Colorado, leaks were absent, anticipation heightened, and VG had our undivided attention.
The Salt Lake City stop of the Visitors tour was the first post-tradeshow and the hometown showing for a majority of the featured riders. Meyer and fellow filmer Jeremy Thornburg (aka @jerm_worldwide), along with JP Walker, Jeremy Jones, Jake Welch, Spencer Schubert, Zak Hale, and Benny Urban (the newest SLC seasonal transplant) all reside in the Wasatch and Joe Sexton, Mark Wilson, and Justin Fronius, as well as VG filmers, Jake Durham and Anthony Tremblay had traveled to the Salty City for the premiere. Further adding to the impact of the evening, the movie was to be shown at a the Jordan Commons cinema outside of SLC proper, a megaplex of movies complete with a Coldstone Creamery, some sort of chocolate and candy store and an addition full food court that made the air inside the theater smell like the interior of the tree where the Keebler elves bake all their cookies. The Jordan Commons Theater is hallowed ground when it comes to showcasing snowboarding's best cinema. In the early 2000's, it was the setting for the annual Mack Dawg releases, including Shakedown and Chulksmack. It had been years since a snowboarding movie played in the stadium theaters there and with Visitors', it was a homecoming for many locals, like Milosport Manager Little Jeff, who had attended showings as groms.
The lobby of the theater filled quickly with Salt Lake's snowboarding community. High schoolers fresh off the schoolweek, shop kids from the surrounding towns, Brighton and Park City locals, and rad dads and moms who had their families in tow, exposing their grommets to their first snowboard premieres. The movie was scheduled for 7pm, and when it filled up before everyone in the lobby even realized they should find their seats, Meyer orchestrated a second showing to make sure everyone was able to witness his crew's season-and-a-half-long effort.
This is the part of the recap when we normally would dive into the movie itself, tipping our beanies to the tricks, slams, and time put down by all parties involved. Lauding the opener, celebrating the ender, and applauding the stacks of everyone in between. But watching Visitors mid-season was special. We had no major leaks and that's a rare thing when enjoying a movie for the first time. Whether the Videograss premiere tour has stopped in your mountain town, is approaching soon, or if you are waiting for the iTunes release in March, there are no spoilers here so that you are able to enjoy the film the same way we did. The line up is legendary, the tricks are insane, and the editing and soundtrack choices are on point, per usual from VG. For a film crew with a storied canon of snowboarding films, this is one of our favorites to date. Visitors is so good. Too good. Nice work, guys.
As the crowd and VG crew filtered out of the theater after the second showing, there was talk of the rest of the night. It was early still, and celebration post-premiere is generally standard. But, there was good snow at Brighton and you have to get up the canyon early on the weekend. Shooting had just wrapped, the movie was premiering, but there was more snowboarding to be done, right away.
Thank you to Justin, Jerm, Jake, Tony, Jeremy, Joe, JP, Spencer, Jake, Zak, Benny, Mark, Froni, Bradshaw, Alex, Jed, and everyone who made Visitors a very awesome addition to the snowboarding film canon. Now, if you haven't seen it, go watch it, asap.

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Baked salmon is a delicious and nutritious late-night supper dish. It's easy to prepare and looks elegant on the table. It is rich in Omega-3 and it's recommended for both kids and adults. There are many recipes you can choose from, and you won't get bored by them. Lemon and olive oil go great with salmon, but you can also add flavors and seasonings of your choice. Salmon also tastes well with mushrooms and crab.
Any time of day is good for baked salmon, and it is quite easy to prepare. You can even prepare it ahead of time and have a ready meal for your guests of when you come home from work.
One way to bake salmon is in a casserole dish or roasting tray and the other is in foil or greaseproof paper. Whichever way you choose, you first need to prepare all the ingredients and utensils you will need, preheat the oven and keep salmon in the refrigerator until you're ready for it.
A casserole dish or roasting tray is a better option if you want to prepare the whole fish. You can add some vegetables and some liquid such as white wine to keep the fish moist. Or you can pat it with dry herbs and seasonings like paprika, sea salt or chili powder, and then bake it. If you want something different, then glaze the fish. You can do it by baking the salmon with sweet fruit like pineapple over it, or you can drizzle the glaze over the fish before baking.
You can also marinade the fish overnight in a ready-made mix or a combination of olive oil, white wine, lemon juice, soy sauce, brown sugar and ginger. Now you can put the fish into the oven and bake it until it is opaque, usually about 5 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish.
Just remember that it will continue cooking after you remove it from the oven, so be careful not to overcook it. Salmon that is done will easily flake when separated with a fork.
If you want to bake salmon in foil, cut a piece of aluminum foil or greaseproof paper, brush with melted butter and put the fish together with some flavorings such as vegetables, or wine and seal the foil to keep in the heat and moisture so that the fish can stay succulent. Or you can squeeze the juice of one lemon over the fillets and sprinkle them with salt and pepper, seal the foil tightly and bake the salmon for about 10 minutes. When it's done, garnish with slices of lemons.
Try to marinade salmon fillets in the mixture of light olive oil, the juice of one lemon, salt, pepper, basil and parsley in a glass bowl for a minimum of one hour in your refrigerator. Now you can bake it until the salmon flakes with your fork, usually about 35 to 40 minutes.
Another way to bake salmon is to spread softened butter all over the fish and some inside together with herbs such as fennel leaves or dill, add some salt and pepper. Seal the foil and bake for about 10 minutes.
You can serve your baked salmon with potatoes and peas or broccoli. When it's done, you can sprinkle it with a bit of Parmesan cheese.
Baked Salmon Recipes
King Salmon Filet
For the black beans:
1/4 large onion, peeled, with root fibers attached
2 large garlic cloves
1 fresh jalapeno pepper, cut lengthwise
1 bunch cilantro, tied
1/4 cup tomato puree
1 bay leaf
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
3/4 teaspoon peppercorns
3/4 teaspoon salt
12 teaspoon cumin seed
1/2 teaspoon coriander seed
14 teaspoon oregano
3 quarts water
For the salsa:
4 tablespoons diced red bell pepper
2 tablespoons diced chili
3/4 cup water
2 cups cooked black beans (canned)
1/2 cup light fish stock or clam juice
4 tablespoons diced tomatoes
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped
Juice of 1 lime
For the salmon:
Sea salt to taste
8 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon cayenne
To prepare the black beans: Place beans on a cookie sheet. Remove any large foreign particles and rinse beans in cold water two or three limes, stirring by hand. Do not soak, as the new variety of beans does not need it.
Place beans, onion, garlic, jalapeno, cilantro, tomato puree, bay leaf, thyme, peppercorns and salt in a saucepan.
Meanwhile, roast cumin, coriander and oregano together; grind in a spice mill. Add spices to the saucepan; add water. Simmer very low for about 3 hours. After 2 hours, remove cilantro. Add water as necessary. Before serving, remove onion, garlic, jalapeno and bay leaf.
To prepare salsa: Cook corn, pepper, chili pepper and sugar together with the water in a covered saucepan over medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes.
Add beans, stock and diced tomatoes; cook until warmed through. Add vinegar and oil; cook over low heat for 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Wait to add basil and lime juice until just before serving.
To prepare salmon: Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Lightly salt both sides of each filet. In a large saute pan or oven pan placed in the oven, sear on both sides of the filet for 2 minutes.
In a small bowl, mix together the cayenne pepper and the honey. Brush one-half of the mixture on one side of the filet. Turn filet over and brush the other half of the honey/cayenne mixture. Bake salmon (on one side only) in the oven for 5 minutes. Remove salmon and place on top of a serving of black beans and salsa. Garnish with cilantro. Serves four.
Nutrition information per serving: 651 calories, 190 mg. sodium, 39 g. protein, 35 g. fat, 192 g. carbohydrate.
Irish Baked Salmon
4- to 5-pound dressed whole salmon
1 tablespoon butter (or salad oil)
salt and coarse pepper, to taste
1/4 cup chopped parsley, divided
1/4 cup lemon juice (or white wine)
1 medium cucumber, thinly sliced
Wash fish and pat dry; season inside with butter (or oil), salt, pepper and half the parsley. Arrange fish in non-stick oven-proof pan just large enough to hold it. Pour on juice (or wine). Cover with foil and bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 35 to 45 minutes.
Meanwhile, thinly slice cucumber (and drain liquid from yogurt). Remove fish from oven; arrange thin slices of cucumber on top. Baste with pan juices. Return pan to oven uncovered and bake for an additional 10 minutes to heat cucumber. Serve fish hot, garnished with cucumber, (a little yogurt) and remaining parsley sprinkled on top. Each 4-ounce serving, 310 calories.
Baked Salmon Fillets With Goat Cheese and Coriander
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic
1/2 cup dry red wine
4 tablespoons capers
1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary or 1 teaspoon dried
1 teaspoon chopped fresh oregano or 1/2 teaspoon dried
1/8 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes
1/2 cup canned crushed tomatoes
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
12 pitted black olives
4 boneless salmon fillets, about 6 ounces each
One-third pound goat cheese, crumbled
2 tablespoons anise-flavored liquor, like Ricard
4 tablespoons chopped fresh coriander.
Heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil in a saucepan. Add the onion and garlic, and cook briefly while stirring. Add the wine, capers, rosemary, oregano, pepper flakes, tomatoes, salt, pepper and olives. Bring to a boil and simmer 5 minutes. Preheat the oven to 475°F.
Pour 1 tablespoon of the oil in a baking dish large enough to hold the fish in one layer. Arrange the fish skin-side down, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Pour the tomato sauce around the fish fillets, brush the top of the fillets with the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and the cheese.
Bake for 5 minutes and sprinkle with Ricard. Switch to the broiler and broil for 5 minutes. Do not overcook the fish. Sprinkle with the coriander and serve immediately.
Yields 4 servings.
Baked salmon with summer pesto dressing
4 teaspoons balsamic vinegar
2 teaspoons grainy mustard
Coarsely cracked black pepper
4 salmon steaks, about 1 1/2 inches
Heat oven to 400 degrees. Combine the pesto sauce, vinegar, mustard and a generous amount of pepper in a small dish. Coat one side of each salmon steak with a thick layer.
Place fish, coated side up, on a foiled-lined baking sheet and bake 8 to 10 minutes. Turn with a metal spatula and spread remaining pesto mixture over the top. Continue baking until fish is cooked through, 6 to 8 minutes longer. Serve hot or at room temperature. Yields 4 servings.
So there you go. We hope that the aforementioned tips and recipes will help you learn how to bake salmon.


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I wanted to increase the outfit posts and style photos that were included on this blog, but struggled for a pretty long time because I couldn't afford or justify paying for a photographer, and didn't have a friend I could ask to dedicate that amount of time and effort.
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I have a simple animation which drives me crazy. A constraint is broken when following a path closer to the base, while working fine when the path is farther from the base.
Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug with the Rubberband ("pistons") scaling down?.
See in the clip what happens. I made two "path followers" for comparison, the red path causes constraint errors. Model attached below:
The model : _ThreePistonPathFollower.3dm (532.6 KB)
The problem lies with line LN__PISTON_B.When you change its scaling direction to X instead of Z everything works fine. With scaling to Z apparently the constraint cannot be met (somewhere between tick 14 and 15) not because of the distance but rather because of the twist PT_TRIJOINT_B makes (due to its hinging properties) putting Z nearly perpendicular to the direction pointed out by PT_SNAP_B.
You should take into account the fact that scaling always has its effect in Objectspace. LN__PISTON_B is a child of PT_TRIJOINT_B, hence inherits the orientation of his parent. The IK-solver will try to figure out the scaling along the twisted pivot.When you want an linear object to scale along its own axis it is sensible to rotate the object's pivot so that one of the pivot's axis (no matter X, Y or Z) is aligned with the object itself._ThreePistonPathFollower 001.3dm (547.1 KB)
It is for situations like this we need a BongoOrientPivot command. A workaround is as following:• Detach point PT_SNAP temporarily form the line LN__PISTON.• Use Rhino's Orient command on LN__PISTON to put the line vertical.• Use the 'Reset' option in the BongoRotatePivot command, hence making the Z axis align with the line.• Use Rhino's Orient command again on LN__PISTON with PT_SNAP as "target point 2" in order to put the line back in position.• Reestablish the hierarchy with PT_SNAPNow scaling along the Z-axis will do exactly what you intended.
Haha, you're incredible in finding all the glitches in my attempts to play with the adults.
Thank you very much for this help. I definitely will pay more attention to the orientation of the pivot in the future. I actually tried to "Rotate Pivot" on a single "piston" which I tried at first, but I had to give up on it because it had angles in two planes, and the pivot won't orient properly in the perspective viewport...
But with the method you describe above, I will have better luck in the future. Thanks!
// Rolf
Okay, I got that problem fixed following your instructions. I didn't know that "Orient" could rotate so that also the Pivot would follow. Nice.
But, I still have problems with that little tri-legged animal not being very obedient to instructions. In the clip below the ABB-robot and the tri-legged one is following the same point (by Constrain to Object), that same point being simple constrained "To Path". But the three-legged thingy doesn't seem to follow the "To Path" point as well as the ABB-robot.
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Any ideas about what can be causing such ugly lag?
PS: The robot was downloaded from ABB-robotics web pages. I spent quite a few hours cleaning it up and repairing surfaces ("Bad Objects" and "Naked Edges" etc). All the typical surface errors that makes me suspect the robots has been drawn with Rhino..
I cannot tell based on the movie.Could you send the model? firstname.lastname@example.com
Yes, I was busy doing that but wasn't quick enough. You should have received a mail by now.
Have a nice weekend!
You keep saying that, yes
Hm. I don't remember having said this in any other thread, or did I? That very statement can be perceived as either criticism or, well, just acknowledging that Rhino lets you do what you are capable of doing, while other software let you do only what the software is capable of doing.
In any case, I'm fine with that because that very freedom is one of the best things with Rhino. Free to do things well, and free to mess things up.
But again, this isn't anything I keep saying. But perhaps I should start saying that all the time.
I try to learn other CAD packages as well, but Rhino has got me hooked. It really is the Swiss knife of CAD. I don't have any other opinion in mind, although it may have sounded otherwise in English which isn't my native language.
Have a nice weekend!
When you put it that way it suddenly makes more sense.
At any rate, I would think that what you are seeing in that downloaded file has more to do with file conversion than anything else. I've been trying to make some sense of this model of an ROV that apparently comes out of SolidWorks but that doesn't make me say anything about the quality (or lack thereof) if SolidWorks... (I just now saw that there are *.SLDASM and *.SLDPRT files in there as well and Rhino is chewing on them as I write this...)
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I decided onesidedly that I think that an object navigator would be a good thing without being a whiner.
Anyway, I doubt that what I have seen in this model is due to conversions. Not all of them anyway. One reason for that is that many of the objects have never been true solids (and they're not so now either). And another reason is that you'll find fillets cutting into other fillets and crisscrossing... like you most probably would be able to do only in Rhino, or the alike. (If you are not a Norwegian and if not being fully sober, that is. ).
See some close up examples below. Let's vote for what kind of modeling tool was used for producing this level of "creative craftmanship." Probably not a solid-modeller in my opinion.
_Fig. 1: I was going to say something about this one, but I find myself at loss of words. But OK, one word: "Skillz" (and this one looks nice compared to another one which I couldn't find at this moment) :
Fig 2. Well, this surface is actually smooth, but I really didn't expect that kind of solution :
And many more places which I fail to find right now. Plus a bunch of "bad objects" of the kind I sometimes find being produced by Rhino (but of course I don't know if other software makes them as well, those self intersecting edge loops etc, I just didn't expect stricter solid-modeller software to allow for open surfaces and the typical oddities that comes with that, but I'm new to CAD so what do I know).
BTW, I have a daughter living in Oslo having a boyfriend from Bergen. So I can only say good things about Norway in these days.
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I find this one pretty amazing as well :
What to think of this? Of course they may have drawn the basic stuff with a solid modeller and then reworked some details with a surface modeller, but the point is that I think there are good reasons to believe that a surface modeller has been used, and I suspect Rhino isn't a very bad guess. OTOH I noticed that PTC Creo has a combined Parametric and Direct modeller, so there is another candidate.
Well, that's my guess work about this patch work so far.
It's the other way around; the ABB-robot does not follow.It is due to the limits you used for TOP_ARM_FUSELAGE (Min -90.00 and Max 0.00).As you certainly know Rhino and Bongo use the right handed Cartesian coordinate system. Because we are accustomed by Rhino to look backwards at the Y vector in Perspective (and Front) view positive/negative rotation is easily confused. I guess that's what fooled you into thinking that downwards was negative.
The zero values use for Min(imum) and Max(imum) hinge rotation are (in my view) a bit particular. Z and Y both use positive X-vector, while X uses the negative Z-vector. @Lars???
BTW Rolf, I think the pivot of TOP_ARM_FUSELAGE is not correct positioned relative to the object to act as its rotation-axis.
Typical you to only find all the errors. But I'm glad you did!
But I actually have at least a half-excuse. Except for failing to run the animation with the path visible (then I would have noticed myself that it was the Robot that had problems) I tried to change this limit, but obviously the modification didn't stick, see next section.
I tried to change that value, but apparently it refuses to change (modifying the value and selecting another object, and then selecting the "Min" field again jumps back to the same old value (-90) regardless of my attempts to change it).
I (now) resorted to "remove the animation" altogether for this part, only then I was able to correct the Min value.
Something for the developers to take a closer look at?
Ops again. I probably exploded that part (fixing some "BadObjects") and joined it again, even forgetting that when doing so also the Pivot setting goes away.
But now it works beautifully! Thanks again for your help @Luc., I value your help very much, your help is very careful, professional and not to forget, very patient.
I fooled around a bit with limits.
It is a mathematical evidence that Min(imum) must be smaller than (or equal to) Max(imum). When unfitting values (min > max or max < min) are entered they cannot be accepted.Unfortunately the concerning UI is vague and confusing: the invalid value remains displayed in white font against blue field whereas an accepted value turns black on white field. Nevertheless an invalid value is turned black on white when the opposite input box (Min/Max) is selected. What happens then kind of depends on the entered values – it remains all unclear (even for me ) – often the previous values are reset. Regrettably this can results in one leaving the Limits dialog believing the entries are OK, but on return has to find the "modification didn't stick" (as you put it so well).
A similar situation Min/Max occurs in Bongo's Render Animation dialog for Input Start/End and for Frame Range. In this dialog the behavior of the input-boxes in my opinion is more user-friendly.An invalid entry is immediately altered into the corresponding maximum/minimum value,i.e. becomes .This automatically makes one understand what is erroneous.Still remains the slight irritation one has to alter the opposite input-box first and then the first one again in order to get the desired values in. So maybe it would be better that the exceeding value was accepted while the opposite one is set to the corresponding max/min and selected. In the Render Animation dialog unluckily the user has not the visual comfort of seeing his entry confirmed when hitting Enter (by the box-field turning to white and the font to black with a blinking cursor).
I'll pass these considerations on to the developers.
BTW In case of your TOP_ARM_FUSELAGE : when you want to change the limits from Min -90.00 Max 0.00 into i.e. Min 10 Max 120, you first have to enter the 120 Max and only then the 10 Min (not the other way around)
Now you really got me!
OK, but now I understand what was fooling me. I should have understood that, because this is a "classical problem" with Min & Max values. I really should have tested this myself since I've solved this kind of problem before as a programmer (but I often solved it by pushing the Max value automagically).
I think that the best solution would be to simply trip up the Max value if the Min value "intersects." Also changing the color of the numbers (or background color) until the numbers are confirmed (until ENTER is pressed in each modified field) would make it very clear to the user what's happening, since he would clearly see if both numbers has changed (color).
Yes, this definitely needs to be fixed.


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(CNN) — Nearly four months after a Russian spy ring in the U.S. was unmasked and the spies deported, Russia's president awarded the spies top state honors.
The ceremony took place Monday in the Kremlin, according to a statement from Kremlin spokeswoman Natalya Timakova. The awards were given to employees of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), she said, "including the intelligence officers who were working in the United States and returned to Russia in July."
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Shortly after news of the spy scandal broke President Dmitry Medvedev, trying to downplay repercussions, said any attempt to destroy warming relations with the U.S. would fail.
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Placing thumbnail text inside each thumbnail photo
First, thanks for the tremendous support and care you give to this WPPA. Many large companies could learn from the level of customer support you provide!
Now, I thought this would be easy with CSS, but it's not working out as expected. I want the title of each thumbnail to show up inside the thumbnail rather than below it. This would appear as white text on a semi-transparent black bar across the bottom portion of the photo, and the bar would always be the same width as each photo.
I am quite comfortable with how to do this with CSS, but am hitting an unexpected challenge because the text is not nested inside the thumbnail's div. The width of wppa-thumb-text's semi-transparent backgrund must match the width of each photo, or else it will be either too wide for some photos and too narrow for others. However, without the nesting it does not know whether the photo is landscape or vertical.
For example, let's say some photos are 200 px wide x 150 px hight, while others are 150 px wide x 200 px high. The text background would need to be the same width for each, which would be easy if they were inside a div whose width changed with each photo. Since they are separate elements though, the title area remains constant for each photo, rather than changing with it.
I'm not sure I explained this clearly, but is there a way to vary the width of wppa-thumb-text so that it stays consistent with each photo as it changes?
Thanks once again.
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A group of residents in Calgary's Inglewood community raided a homeless camp in the woods to reclaim what they say is stolen property after discovering a chained-up stash of bicycles, baby carriers, computers and tools there.
The residents said they took matters into their own hands out of frustration with what they claim is inaction on the part of Calgary police.
While walking her dog on Tuesday, Cheryl Myers became aware of a large camp in a wooded area filled with a variety of goods she believed to be stolen.
She and a group of three other neighbours later went to the camp to take pictures of the stash.
"We saw several Chariots for bikes, about half a dozen bicycles, bicycle parts, laptops, stereos, tents, patio cushions, blankets, needles, tools, knives — there was a lot of everything," Myers said.
"We were in there taking pictures and then we were out again."
The images were posted to a community Facebook page, where at least one woman identified a Chariot — a baby carrier — as the one that had been stolen from her home days earlier.
Myers said she called police to report the stolen property and asked that they come help get it back but officers didn't show up.
"We waited quite a while and they weren't coming and it was getting dark," she said.
"We made the decision as a group to go back and get the Chariot."
'We're not running down into camps with pitchforks'
Bringing along a pair of bolt cutters, the group went back into the woods to retrieve the baby carrier.
"They had it chained to a tree, which is kind of ironic," Myers said. "They locked it up. And we did release it and we took it."
Myers said they didn't encounter any campers while they were there but, had they run into someone, they had no plans of confronting or engaging them.
"We're not running down into camps with pitchforks or anything like that."
Myers says she and others really just want police to take action.
"Help us figure out how to solve this rather than just telling us to call," she said.
Police warn citizen action could be 'recipe for disaster'
Police say, however, they are investigating the camp in question and others, and they don't advise citizens taking unilateral actions like these.
"We're all for residents being passionate and engaged in the community but to go into encampments and start taking property, from a police perspective, that's a recipe for disaster," said Sgt. Vince Hancott.
"The last thing that we want is to have someone seriously injured because of a confrontation in a wooded area."
Myers said she and others in Inglewood just want the thefts to end.
"We want a safe neighbourhood for everyone."
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Re: [LinkStation_General] Re: Boot to Raid
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- RAID is not built into the kernel, I believe it is provided as loadable
modules. And I am using the bootloader script which loads a custom
kernel, and the raid1.o module. So, I'm a bit confused on when the
modules actually load, with the first boot or the second?
I thought that boot was not really accomplished from a RAID (in RAID
systems), but from one of the disks participating in the RAID. Once the
boot is complete then the mirror (in my case) is activated and you get
Most of the documentation available on the web, has instructions to
modify the lilo.conf or GRUB loader. I don't believe the Kurobox (or
Linkstation) uses either? Does anyone have a pointer to some
documentation that describes Kurobox boot?
The worst part is I don't have a serial connection to this box, so I
can't see the boot messages, unless a successful boot, ARGH!
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prb0x wrote:
> --- In email@example.com, "miggroups"
> <anthony.t.migliore@b...> wrote:
> >
> > I have a kurobox HG running Debian (sarge), I've attached a duel IDE
> > cable and two drives. With the bootloader script (from gordo) I'm
> > running the vmlinux_2.4.20_mvl31-kurohg_custom kernel. I have
> > successfully made a raid1 /dev/md1 from /dev/hda3 and /dev/hdb3
> > partitions. I would like to make a raid1 out of the /dev/hda1 and
> > /dev/hdb1 partitions and boot to the raid /dev/md0 I believe I have
> > the /dev/md0 raid setup correctly, but I'm not sure how tell the
> > kuroboxHG to boot from /dev/md0 raid when using the bootloader script.
> >
> > Does anyone have any ideas on how I can accomplish this?
> >
> IS raid built into the kernel? Not only that I think there are a few
> options in there to have the root FS on raid and to boot from RAID.
> For a start you need any modules that is needed during runtime built
> into the kernel before RAID is started IIRC.
> You might want to look into this:
> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO-7.html
> Cheers,
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I was cleaning out a folder on my machine when I stumbled on an oldie but goodie PDF called "Classic Testing Mistakes" by Brian Marick.
In the paper he states how he breaks the classic mistakes into 5 themes and how to resolve the mistakes:
1. The Role of Testing: who does the testing team serve, and how does it do that?
2. Planning the Testing Effort: how should the whole team's work be organized?
3. Personnel Issues: who should test?
4. The Tester at Work: designing, writing, and maintaining individual tests.
5. Technology Rampant: quick technological fixes for hard problems.
Common mistakes that I see are:
- Communication: All team members need to be able to communicate with each other. A tester needs to know what to test, when to test, and the importance of what is to be tested
- Ability to change: Schedules & resources change so everyone on the team need to be able to understand that change is inevitable.
- Documentation: this is key especially in test steps, defect reports and findings reports. If you find a defect you have to be able to allow the next person to recreate it by providing them with detailed steps.
- Automation: Not everything can be automated nor should it be. Pick the tests that you find you are testing the most, smoke tests are great candidates for automation.
- Results: Don't be fooled by the results. If a result shows that a test failed, investigate it before throwing up a flag.
All projects have a mistake of some kind so I thought I'd see what other people felt were common mistakes as well. I would like to thank all the contributors on Twitter & LinkedIn for taking the time to respond to the question/tweet. Below are the responses I received back with my comments (in purple of course):
Response from @michael_d_kelly on Twitter:
A common mistake I make is to get tunnel vision on the specific changes being made in a release, ignoring other quality criteria I agree, there are times that a person is so focused on one piece that they forget to look at the big picture.
Response from @aegeansys on Twitter:
Ignoring the fact that a certain bug fix is a feature, treating it as a normal bugfix and not adjusting the testing accordingly. When a bug/defect is a marked as a feature the requirements should also be updated. I have seen times where test cases are updated but the requirements are not.
Response from Vinodh Sen Ethirajulu on LinkedIn:
1. Functional test plan must be written by a tester and reviewed by a domain expert /business analyst. This must be withheld from the developer. This is intentional. A test plan should be sent to all project team members so everyone knows what the testing group is planning on testing.
2. Code checkin must be allowed only after all probablem scenarios is tested and passed in unit test. I agree but there will be times that an emergency fix needs to be put in. Also, I don't think you can say no checkins allowed since there are pieces of code that are not tied directly to others. I think the response here should be that the code should not be deploed/deliverd to the test group until until testing has been completed
3. Some tools are there that can anticipate runtime errors better than a human reader/tester. All modules under current release must be subjected to such tools. code checkin must be allowed only after this. This would be more up to the company since not all tools are allowed within an organizations framework.
All three points are common sense. But some projects these are not followed strictly due to time constraint or resource constraint. Example of tool as in 3 is findbugs for eclipse. I am sure such tools exists for other platforms. Yes, there are tools out there but are not always allowed due to security.
Response from Geoff Feldman on LinkedIn:
1. Time and repetition is not relevant. Functions and boundary conditions on the functions including preserved state as it affects other functions is key. This occurs everywhere and all teams are impacted by this
2. Testers looking busy and unable to explain their coverage is a huge red flag. The bigger flag is when the defects keep showing up in production
3. Methodology is key. So is a testing process that begins with repeatable, maintained developer unit test. Agree, bigger issue I see is that not everyone agrees on which process/methodology is going to be followed. Everyone needs to agree and if it needs to be changed everyone should be made aware of the change.
Response from Rick Kiessig on LinkedIn:
1. Unit tests written by the same person that wrote the code, because they often use the same faulty logic in their tests as in the code itself. Solution: have some unit tests written by other developers or QA. Great solution
2. Not testing for quality: including performance, scalability and security I think that all applications should be tested for these items.
3. Focusing on cases that are really "self-testing," rather than on the much-less-visible corner cases. Agree
4. Failing to include code coverage measurements and targets in unit test guidelines. Agree
5. Not following a coherent testing strategy. Agree, consistency is key.
6. Testing low-level components only, and forgetting to test the system as a whole. This is not something a test team should forget, if this happens I hope you bring it up right away to get it corrected.
Response from Bill Rinko-Gay on LinkedIn:
1. Not involving the QA group at the requirements phase. QA should be reviewing and commenting on requirements and design. Agree
2. Writing tests to the implementation rather than the requirements. This not only leads to trash as the implementation changes, but validates the wrong thing. Developers validate the implementation. Testers should validate the requirements. Testers should validate that the implementation worked by executing smoke tests and then running the test cases that are based on the requirements
3. Automating only after the software is stable. The bulk of passed test cases should be automated. Disagree, you cannot automate everything. Just because a test case passed doesn't mean it should be automated. What should happen is when pieces of functionality are stable and being repeated in testing then they should be automated.
4. Automation experts should write code that can handle instability of early builds. Automation experts should have development expertise, not just record/playback. Use humans for inventing new tests, not running old ones. Partially agree. Yes, automation experts should have more than just record & playback expertise but if the code is not stable they cannot automate it. You automate the tests that you know what the expected result will be not ones that you think you know.
Response from Jonathan Ross on LinkedIn:
1. The tester should have an appreciation of the real world use cases of the deliverable being tested. Agree
2. If something feels wrong it is probably a bug of some nature. This is not always the case, there has been times that I thought something was wrong but when I went back to the requirements it was correct and not a bug/defect. If it feels wrong check the documentation before writing up the bug/defect.
3. Don't wait until the end of the dev cycle to test. Small test cycles for small changes. Everyone on the project should agree to using an agile/iterative approach for this.
4. Not maintaining test documentation and scripts/ tools. This is huge especially since test teams are usually on multiple projects so up to date documentation is very important to keep track of what has been done, why, and what is left to be done.
You can make sure of this and other common errors with good planning, close work with R&D / Product and a highly motivated QA team who are kept passionate about their work.
Response from Jim Hanlon on LinkedIn:
1. The most common mistake in the testing process is underestimating the number of test cases required to adequately test the Application Under Test. This could be due to the requirements constantly changing and/or the test team is not involved in the requirements phase.
2. A corollary to the first is underestimating the time required to test the AUT.
3. No automated testing strategy: generation/execution/reporting. Agree
4. Some larger organizational issues: poor coordination with the requirements process; poor coordination with the debug/fixpack/build/release process. When this happens someone should step up and bring this up as an issue so it can be resolved
Response from Mike Sax on LinkedIn:
1. Not finding bugs doesn't mean that they're not there. It's easy to start a testing effort seeing a small volume of defects and think "wow, it must be pretty clean!" Don't wait until the mid point of the effort to get on top of the testing process to ensure that testers are effectively executing scripts and workflows, as well as evaluating the scripts and process to ensure an effective test cycle. Agree
2. Communication: Testers and developers who will be fixing bugs should be in close communication with each other. IM, phone, in person rather than email that can get lost in the shuffle. Too often, bugs fall into a "researching" status for days while emails shuffle back and forth to answer a question that could possibly have been addressed quickly in a face to face chat. Agree, should have touchpoint meetings as well to help resolve this
3. Effectively describing bugs: Especially for non QA professionals participating in testing. They need to be educated prior to beginning testing on the expected standards for creating defect records to ensure that as much information is relayed to the developers as possible (detailed error messages, screenshots, steps to reproduce, etc). Capturing all of this information initially cuts down on the need for back and forth communication between the developer and tester. Agree, all bugs should have detailed steps & screenshots so they can be recreated
4. Managing scope through triage: Effective defect triage will help to minimize the presence of enhancement requests (either intentional or inadvertent) that make it into a developer's queue and impacts the timeline to complete defect remediation rather than flowing into the project's change management process for new or changed functionality. Agree
Response from Walter Tyree on LinkedIn:
Testing on a hardware/software configuration that is not representative of what the users have. The computers that developers and testers have are quite often not what the user community will be running. Having a test lab (and forcing people to test in the lab) of machines that are configured for all of the scenarios within an Enterprise can save lots of time (Ghosting can really help here). Agree, testing should be completed on a variety of different configurations to make sure end users can use the application being delivered.
What common testing mistakes do you see? How do you resolve theses issues so they don't keep happening? What are your thoughts on the responses that are noted in this blog? Do you agree/disagree?


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Got a problem Deploying my VB project with Crystal Reports.
I'm using Crystal Reports 10 and MS Visual Studio.NET 2003.
I've made a deploy project added the required merger module (also tried with out). When the report is run i get the following message on all the machines i try it on.
'Error in file c:\<path>.rpt
The requset could not be subbmitted for background processing'
If i leave it for a while i then get - "The report application server failed" I'm not running a application server??????? but the reports are stored on a network drive.
I've looked this problem up on the net and updated my crystal reports to SP1 and other hot fixes etc.
If i run the project from with in Visual Studio the program runs fine.
I also get the error even when running the deploy project on the machine the VB project was wriiten on
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Quick update. Looks like trying on my machine has caused problems now. I can't run the program from Visual Studio any more!!!!!


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Just off Tanners Hill/round the corner from Bunker if you know that venue
ive got a pretty scratchy copy
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Mala - Stand Against War // Maintain Thru Madness
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Pulp Fiction soundtrackJohn Coltrane - Blue Train
Dj Garna Chun Li pre order up now
Ordered/arrived over the past couple weeks:
Djrum - Forgetting EPDjrum - LA EPDjrum - Space Race EPEva808 - Psycho SushiKahn & Neek - Bandulu EP (Originally ordered Kaiju - Burn Down Babylon but by some happy accident the parcel went missing and they were nice enough to replace it with BANDULU005, Big up RwdFwd ) Synkro - Changes Remix EPAncestral Voices – Night Of Visions - Remixed / Part 1Various – Horo RemixedComit – Under Your Spell / Contact HighMala - MirrorsKarma – How Ya Feel / Smear Dub RPKaiju LP
I feel bad saying this, but a RwdFwd parcel getting lost is probably the best mistake that can happen. It only happened to me once, but they've been superquick to send out a replacement and even added some free records! (among which was an Augustus Pablo compilation )
Eternal love for RwdFwd.
mala-in luv
Yeah they're the safest bunch I've bought from, they always add the personal touch like stickers in the parcel or random hand-written messages on it. Not that it makes too much difference, but it is a nice touch.
Haha that is a proper touch, big up
Is ur smear dub the repress? If so is it warped?
Lumpy & The Dumpers - Huff My Sack
Album of the year so far no question
Basic channel - Lyot RmxBurial Mix - Ruff WayWiley - Step 2001Mrk1 - Slope / Grit
I haven't actually gotten my copy yet, although the postman did leave a message in my letterbox for me to come pick up a package so hopefully I can go pick it up tomorrow and it'll be the RP so I can check.
lol typically just after I copped on scogs....
didn't realise Zhou was a pseudonym for ishan and jabu either
Unfortunately, my copy is warped as well
Mine is so warped I could skate that shit like a half pipe. WTF Vivek? Quality control your shit!
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Picture: Dennis Franz, Joe Mantegna, Andy Garcia Joe Mantegna receives the 2,438th Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Los Angeles, California - 29.04.11
Actor Dennis Franz insisted on taking the door which put him in hospital home after shooting the final NYPD BLUE scene.
Franz slashed his forearm when he accidentally put his arm through a glass pane in the door during a fight scene on the show with co-star James McDANIEL.
But, despite the pain he went through, he still has a great fondness for the locker room door.
The actor recalls, "There's a big plate glass window in the door and I'm guaranteed it was not breakable. During the course of the fight, bam, and I sliced my forearm open, had to get rushed to the hosptal.
"I spent the night in the hospital, I had surgery the next day, I had to finish the episode with a cast on. That door is at my house now."26/02/2005 02:16


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charms of Wikipedia," by Nicholson Baker. Five years later, the article remains relevant, useful, and fun. Excerpts:
What Is Wikipedia?
Wikipedia is just an incredible thing. It's fact-encirclingly huge, and it's idiosyncratic, careful, messy, funny, shocking, and full of simmering controversies—and it's free, and it's fast. In a few seconds you can look up, for instance, "Diogenes of Sinope," or "turnip," or "Crazy Eddie," or "Bagoas," or "quadratic formula," or "Bristol Beaufighter," or "squeegee," or "Sanford B. Dole," and you'll have knowledge you didn't have before. It's like some vast aerial city with people walking briskly to and fro on catwalks, carrying picnic baskets full of nutritious snacks.
More people use Wikipedia than Amazon or eBay—in fact it's up there in the top-ten Alexa rankings with those moneyed funhouses MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube. Why? Because it has 2.2 million articles, and because it's very often the first hit in a Google search, and because it just feels good to find something there—even, or especially, when the article you find is maybe a little clumsily written. Any inelegance, or typo, or relic of vandalism reminds you that this gigantic encyclopedia isn't a commercial product. There are no banners for E*Trade or Classmates.com, no side sprinklings of AdSense.
Making Edits That Endure
When, last year, some computer scientists at the University of Minnesota studied millions of Wikipedia edits, they found that most of the good ones—those whose words persisted intact through many later viewings—were made by a tiny percentage of contributors. . . . Relatively few users know how to frame their contribution in a form that lasts.
So how do you become one of Wikipedia's upper crust—one of the several thousand whose words will live on for a little while, before later verbal fumarolings erode what you wrote? It's not easy. You have to have a cool head, so that you don't get drawn into soul-destroying disputes, and you need some practical writing ability, and a quick eye, and a knack for synthesis. And you need lots of free time—time to master the odd conventions and the unfamiliar vocabulary (words like "smerge," "POV warrior," "forum shopping," "hatnote," "meat puppet," "fancruft," and "transclusion"), and time to read through guidelines and policy pages and essays and the endless records of old skirmishes—and time to have been gently but firmly, or perhaps rather sharply, reminded by other editors how you should behave. There's a long apprenticeship of trial and error.
Nowadays there are rules and policy banners at every turn—there are strongly urged warnings and required tasks and normal procedures and notability guidelines and complex criteria for various decisions.