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Computer-related injuries on the rise in children? Sure, I thought, their thumbs get sore from playing Grand Theft Auto for hours on end. But I was wrong; we're talking real injuries here, the kinds that land kids in the emergency room. Computer-related injuries serious enough to send someone to the emergency room have increased 732 percent from 1994 to 2006, even though home computer ownership rose less than half that. The data are gleaned from a federal database of 100 emergency rooms around the country. Children under age 5 were most likely to be hurt, and the injuries were caused by tripping over cables or equipment, being hit on the head by a falling computer monitor, or getting caught on equipment. Deep cuts, bumps, and bruises are the most common injuries.
Monitors are the most likely culprits, causing 37 percent of all computer injuries in 2003, according to researchers at the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, who reported in the July American Journal of Preventive Medicine. (That number has been dropping, thanks to the growing popularity of flat-screen LCD monitors, which are much lighter and less likely to cause harm than the hulking cathode-ray-tube monitors of computers past.)
Computer injuries are hardly epidemic; currently, about 9,300 people a year are injured by computers. But since most parents probably never think of the home computer as a potentially dangerous device, it's worth thinking about how to reduce the risk, particularly to children younger than 10, who are the most likely to suffer a head injury. Here's how to make home computers safer, from the Center for Injury Research and Policy and other sources:
- Put the computer against a wall and away from walkways.
- Push the computer well back on the desk, so it's less likely to topple.
- Anchor cables and cords to the back of the desk, or use cable covers, available at consumer electronics stores.
- Keep the computer out of play areas.
- Install safety covers on unused electrical outlets.
- Anchor desks and bookcases to the wall, then attach computer components to the desk or wall. Baby-proofing tethers or cable ties work well for this. Injuries to children from falling furniture are on the rise, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, so tethering heavy furniture is a good idea even without the computer.
Head injuries can be hard to spot in children, so it's important to ask your child follow-up questions after a bop on the head. After actress Natasha Richardson died last March, I asked Marlena Wald, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Injury Center, what parents can do. Her answer: If the child says he or she doesn't feel right, get to the doctor. Here's more from my interview with Wald on diagnosing children's head injuries.
I just pushed my LCD monitor to the back of the desk. I feel safer now!


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March 26th, 2013 05:11 PM #6
This is my sentiment exactly. DH and I walked into a Babies'R'Us during the one week when I thought I might be pregnant "just to look." We lasted a good 15 minutes before we swiftly exited. It was like a cotton candy sadist nightmare to us.
We own a very small, older home (1100 sqft/1930s) so bedrooms are very small and very few. Currently we're remodeling and so I've been thinking about what kind of room we'll make for the future offspring. My favorite style of "nursery" is one that looks like any other guest bedroom plus crib. Right now the second bedroom is dark forest green (previous owners' selection) with brown wood blinds and brown closet which works fine for a study. The previous homeowners left us so assaulted with wall colors it's all I can manage but pick neutrals (we have salmon AND pumpkin living room walls {tore down wood paneling already}, pepto pink bdrm, yellow spongy kitchen, dark maroon bath, etc). We'll use some shade of greige and add shutters like we did in our own bedroom. The nursery will pretty much be designed for my tastes, I already know I cannot deal with a screaming baby and walls screaming pastel butterflies/baseball at me. I need peace and calm. Think Crate & Barrel + crib and that's probably how it'll look."And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz
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Oh, my, I love your style Blade! That cradle is fantastico!
My style is very much mix and match. I love vintage and antique furniture, but no specific era. I love decorating, so much fun!
So we live in a rather big old house (one of those annoying ones with a billion half floors), and Rosalind has her very own nursery. It's wall in wall with our room, so when we move her in there at some point she'll be feet away from us and there's even a door linking it to ours. This will always be the nursery, she'll get a different room when she grows older, and there's another baby who needs it. Anyway, for now has a vintage moses basket (bassinett) in our bedroom.
The nursery...
I'm not into the whole Disney theme things either, I painted all the walls in a delicate ivory shade. On one of the walls I've painted a fairytale mural, and in the ceiling I painted kind of a cloudy sky (I love clouds), but we're going to stick those see in the dark stars on there at some point as well. I put in a comfortable, velvet armchair for nursing and reading stories, a pale green/blue antique Italian dresser and table. Under the table there's room for baskets where I can put her toys away. On top there's room for a lamp, and all her books. The bed is a Danish classic, the Juno bed which will grow with her even when she leaves the nursery. It's a brilliant bed, and very very cute. The lamp in the ceiling is from Tord Boontje, Midsummer Light, as are the curtains Until Dawn. I am a huge fan of The Little White Company here in England, they make solid, pretty classic bedlinens (and clothes and all kinds of things, including some drop dead gorgeous bunnies Rosalind already has a dozen of..). I made the bedding myself though, and this is especially for Roo, I'll do the same for my other children. What else... a music box, some sweet hooks shaped as squirrels and birds, and a huge french mirror (over the table) in gilded wood.
I do need some more storage for her clothes, but I am keeping them with my things for now. And I'll see if I can take some decent photos to show you.My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014
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That's the wonderful thing, Blade, it's just two pieces of paper you drape over a light bulb! You can choose any light bulb you want! And it has a "cone" that protects the paper from the light bulb.
My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014
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October 7, 2011
Five Historic Female Mathematicians You Should Know
If you haven't yet read my story "Ten Historic Female Scientists You Should Know," please check it out. It's not a complete list, I know, but that's what happens when you can pick only ten women to highlight—you start making arbitrary decisions (no living scientists, no mathematicians) and interesting stories get left out. To make up a bit for that, and in honor of Ada Lovelace Day, here are five more brilliant and dedicated women I left off the list:
Hypatia (ca. 350 or 370 – 415 or 416)
No one can know who was the first female mathematician, but Hypatia was certainly one of the earliest. She was the daughter of Theon, the last known member of the famed library of Alexandria, and followed his footsteps in the study of math and astronomy. She collaborated with her father on commentaries of classical mathematical works, translating them and incorporating explanatory notes, as well as creating commentaries of her own and teaching a succession of students from her home. Hypatia was also a philosopher, a follower of Neoplatonism, a belief system in which everything emanates from the One, and crowds listened to her public lectures about Plato and Aristotle. Her popularity was her downfall, however. She became a convenient scapegoat in a political battle between her friend Orestes, the governor of Alexandria, and the city's archbishop, Cyril, and was killed by a mob of Christian zealots.
Sophie Germain (1776 – 1831)
When Paris exploded with revolution, young Sophie Germain retreated to her father's study and began reading. After learning about the death of Archimedes, she began a lifelong study of mathematics and geometry, even teaching herself Latin and Greek so that she could read classic works. Unable to study at the École Polytechnique because she was female, Germain obtained lecture notes and submitted papers to Joseph Lagrange, a faculty member, under a false name. When he learned she was a woman, he became a mentor and Germain soon began corresponding with other prominent mathematicians at the time. Her work was hampered by her lack of formal training and access to resources that male mathematicians had at the time. But she became the first woman to win a prize from the French Academy of Sciences, for work on a theory of elasticity, and her proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, though unsuccessful, was used as a foundation for work on the subject well into the twentieth century.
Ada Lovelace (1815 – 1852)
Augusta Ada Byron (later Countess of Lovelace) never knew her father, the poet Lord Byron, who left England due to a scandal shortly after her birth. Her overprotective mother, wanting to daughter to grown up as unemotional—and unlike her father—as possible, encouraged her study of science and mathematics. As an adult, Lovelace began to correspond with the inventor and mathematician Charles Babbage, who asked her to translate an Italian mathematician's memoir analyzing his Analytical Engine (a machine that would perform simple mathematical calculations and be programmed with punchcards and is considered one of the first computers). Lovelace went beyond completing a simple translation, however, and wrote her own set of notes about the machine and even included a method for calculating a sequence of Bernoulli numbers; this is now acknowledged as the world's first computer program.
Sofia Kovalevskaya (1850 – 1891)
Because Russian women could not attend university, Sofia Vasilyevna contracted a marriage with a young paleontologist, Vladimir Kovalevsky, and they moved to Germany. There she could not attend university lectures, but she was tutored privately and eventually received a doctorate after writing treatises on partial differential equations, Abelian integrals and Saturn's rings. Following her husband's death, Kovalevskaya was appointed lecturer in mathematics at the University of Stockholm and later became the first woman in that region of Europe to receive a full professorship. She continued to make great strides in mathematics, winning the Prix Bordin from the French Academy of Sciences in 1888 for an essay on the rotation of a solid body as well as a prize from the Swedish Academy of Sciences the next year.
Emmy Noether (1882 – 1935)
In 1935, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to the New York Times, lauding the recently deceased Emmy Noether as "the most significant creative mathematical genius thus far produced since the higher education of women began." Noether had overcome many hurdles before she could collaborate with the famed physicist. She grew up in Germany and had her mathematics education delayed because of rules against women matriculating at universities. After she received her PhD, for a dissertation on a branch of abstract algebra, she was unable to obtain a university position for many years, eventually receiving the title of "unofficial associate professor" at the University of Göttingen, only to lose that in 1933 because she was Jewish. And so she moved to America and became a lecturer and researcher at Bryn Mawr College and the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. There she developed many of the mathematical foundations for Einstein's general theory of relativity and made significant advances in the field of algebra.
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You need to add to that list Katherine Goble Johnson, of Newport News, Virginia. She was considered a human computer before computers by NASA. She is being honored this year in Newport News.
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It is good you are highlighting women in scienc; however, Hypatia was not the earliest mathematician. Please check the resources available, such as the web site (wwww.astronomy.ua.edu/4000WS) or the book "The Hidden Giants" available from amazon. The earliest one I know of lived in 2334 BCE. Her name was En Heduanna.
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A clarification on Emmy Noether. It was at Gottingen in 1915-1918 that she produced the mathematical theorems that refined the foundations of general relativity. In this work she collaborated with David Hilbert and Felix Klein, not Einstein. In fact Einstein's celebrated formulation of general relativity published in 1915 owed nothing to these theorems. On receiving one of Noether's 1918 papers Einstein wrote appreciatively to Hilbert about her "a very interesting paper on invariants": "I'm impressed that such things can be understood in such a general way."
Gerald Holton, *Physics the Human Adventure: From Copernicus to Einstein and Beyond*, pp. 247-248.
Abraham Pais, *Subtle is the Lord: The Science and the Life of Albert Einstein*, pp. 259, 274, 276.
If you're interested in contemporary women in mathematics, like Ingrid Daubechies, one resource is Girls' Angle, a nonprofit math club for girls based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Nearly every issue of the Girls' Angle Bulletin has an interview with a woman in math and every other month, a new Women In Mathematics video appears.
If you're interested in more female mathematicians (historic and contemporary), check out The Mathematical Association of America's flickr gallery http://www.flickr.com/photos/maaorg/sets/72157626093266357/.
The list should be expanded to include Grace Murray Hopper, US Navy.
@Jake: women, not girls.
Great article. Why only 5? Expand it to 10, 20, to 100. This is wonderful stuff, and the world needs more of it.
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Honestly, the only two really important enough to mention them are Kovalevskaya and Noether
Unfortunetly most of them passed away in their early ages.
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I never know the five women mathematicians,now I am proud of them.They are five star in the mathematician world
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Several cars from the collection of Herbert Bell, Gainesville GA, are being offered for sale. Prices have been set somewhat high, but are likely open for negotiation. All cars are nice; some haven't been run for a few years so will need old fuel removed, etc. The '49 C8 convertible and the "Miss Daisy" car are ready to go.
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Is the Jetliner one of those that Herb bought brand new and practically never drove?
Jon, the Jetliner is the one Herb preferred to drive, so it's got somewhere around 50,000 miles on it. But it really looks great, and as you'll recall it's all optioned up ... just about everything, including "continental" tire on the back. It was the Super Jet that he bought at the same time (early '55) and didn't drive much ... has about 1500 miles on it. It was sold a few weeks ago along with the '53 coupe.
When did Mr. Bell pass? Having read a number of articles about him and his collection over the years, I've often wondered about what would happen to his Hudson collection. Kinda sad to see it broken up. Hopefully, his and his cars history will be preserved and passed on.
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Mr. Bell is still living, age 95, but has serious dementia and is not able to recognize family members or friends. The family has waited until the cars could be sold without his being concerned about it, and he's beyond that point.
Arkie, the '53 coupe went to a gentleman in TN whom I'm not familiar with. He also bought the low mileage (1500 miles) Super Jet and the Pacer wagon. He had long ago asked to be given first right of refusal if the coupe were to be sold. That request was honored and he bought the car. -
Thanks for posting this park. Also thanks for introducing me to Herb a few years ago. . I took a picture of my buddy "Mac" with Miss Daisy and I am sure I left some drool on the convertible. Herb was a true Southern gentleman.I would give my left one to have that conv. Heck at my age I'd give both!:cheer:
Thanks Park for the info. Fran and I got to know Herb and Dottie back at Docs Apple blossom Meet in 1991. I had a funny story to share regarding " Daisy" an the infamous Hemmings ad for the First Annual Atlantic City Convention Center Auction "featuring" the 1948 Hudson as seen in Driving Miss Daisy. Well I, as well as others, assumed that the Hudson was up for auction. So, my wife and I drove, in a snow storm in Febuary from Long Island, down to Atlantic City intending to bid to win. Surprise, there was Daisy all by herself roped off and NOT for auction. If any of you attended the Front Royal meet that year you might remember Herb apologizing to all that were misinformed. Fran and I had dinner with Herb and his wife and had a good laugh. Man, I remember it like it was yesterday. Ron


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Whereas, There is a great complaint on account of the unjust and ruinous competition arising from the contract system in vogue in our State Prisons, by which not only free competition in the awards of contract of Prison labor is destroyed, but worse than this, and far more ruinous, the labor of prisoners, fed, clothed, and housed by the State, is put on the market at an average of fifty-three and one half (53 1/2) cents per day of nine and one-third (9 1/3) hours average for the year, thus throwing the manufactured products of this slave paid labor, associated with the best machinery and skilled management, on the market to ruinously compete with the manufacturers by free labor, self-clothed, self-fed, and self-housed laborers who are taxpayers, faithful to all the obligations of citizenship, guilty of no misdemeanor unless it be, in that they are the heads and members of families whose fortunes it is to eat bread honestly earned in the sweat of their brow; and,
Whereas, This is an opportune time to commence the investigation which must lead to Prison labor reform; therefore
Resolved, That we instruct our Committee on Prisons to carefully investigate this matter in its various phases and ramifications, and report to the House at an early day the result of such investigation, in order that this House may promptly and intelligently apply the remedy to this crying evil.
Mr. SMITH, of Tippecanoe, said: Mr. Speaker, I desire to say a few words on this resolution, and I begin by quoting an expression of the resolution, "this is an opportune time" to consider this question. To day we elect the Directors of both Prisons, and before they enter upon the duties of their office we make the move in a new departure. One not only new, but radical in its purpose. We have no reflection as to the outgoing officers or anything to offer by way of reprehension. They may have worked faithfully the policy they were elected to carry out. The Committee will at an early day, give us the reports as to whether the contracts have been let in a free and impartial manner and as to whether, under cover of legal forms, they have violated the[?] truth and made free competition a farce. We are not here today to arraign the past (till the Committee report), but to work and act for the future. We are here to lift our voice up in the interest of free labor against the slave labor of our Prison system; to call for the complete deliverance of the State from a system that strikes down the laborer, whose only crime is to [?] obedient to the [?] of fortune, he "eats his honestly-earned bread in the sweat of his lace." That strikes down the system that [?] it reaches out its hand to aid [?] yet, in the face of all the lessons page: 94[View Page 94] of the past, we are perpetuating this system simply ringing the changes on the charges for manufactures made by convicts and thrown on the market by the State, and manufactures made by convicts and thrown on the market organized by monopolies: still it is the same when unwashed-competition of slave with free labor. It is not enough that under one form within the past ten years certain industries of a sister State were ruined, and that now under the other from every quarter the cry from oppressed labor comes up to the council halls of the Nation and almost every State. This is not the time to outline a plan of Prison labor reform. After the Committee is made it might be time to act intelligently and promptly. But, Mr. Speaker, we deem it entirely proper to say that in any event we shall at no distant day lay before the House a scheme that will be both radical and corrective. Till then we have said all that it is wise and prudent to say.
Mr. WILSON, of Marion, moved an amendment to instruct the Committee on Prisons to prepare a bill, and report the same to the House, to provide for the relief of free labor from competing with convict labor, and to provide for some way to make convict labor self-supporting.
Mr. JEWETT said: I had thought before I came here that some steps should be taken in this direction, and if there is nothing in the resolution which reflects upon the present Prison managers I shall heartily support it. It seems to me that there is something wrong in allowing Prison labor to be brought into competition with free labor. I have my opinion, which is that convict labor could, and ought to be used in maintaining the highways of Indiana. It seems to me possible for the Prison Committee to devise some means of using this convict labor on the public highways, and as I said before, it after the resolution is read again, if it is as fair and honest as it seems to me to be, it is one that ought to receive the hearty support of every member on this floor.
Mr. SHOCKNEY said our present convict labor is self-supporting and has been for some time. We have a great number of men in our Penitentiaries and they must be employed in some way. I think that as Legislators we should look to the interest of the State and not to the interest of individuals.
Mr. SHIVELEY was in favor of any bill that would protect free labor from the odium cast upon it by coming into competition with convict labor.
Mr. GIBSON did not favor the resolution, and stated that while the persons, who employ this convict labor made more money on their product than other manufacturers they did not place the products of this convict labor upon the market at reduced prices, or at prices lower than other manufacturers. He thought it was not practicable to employ this convict labor in constructing and maintaining our highways as had been suggested by the gentleman from Scott [Mr. Jewett]. The expense of guarding these men while work and building jails to confine them in would make such a thing impracticable.
Mr. SMITH, of Tippecanoe, accepted the amendment [Mr. Wilson's].
The resolution as amended was adopted by yeas, 83; nays, 9.
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on 04-07-2012 08:51 PM
i use the g3a3 as my main gun,most of the time im using it in single fire mode so a grip isnt really needed,i could use the underslung and equip a noob tube or shotgun attachment but i find that when i use the underslung my kicked from the server rate goes up quite a bit,even though the mass bug has been fixed so i usually run with a bipod instead..
my problem is the thing takes numerous attempts to get it to deploy,i can be lying on a flat surface with no obstructions in my way and the thing just wont deploy,i end up having to repeatedly move my right thumbstick up/down multiple times before it will deploy,i have also been killed many times trying to faff about getting it to deploy,i would be aswell just putting nothing in that slot as it seems to be more of a hindrance than help..
am i the only one that has this problem?
am i doing something wrong?
is it still bugged and what could dice do to sort it?
would having the bipod permanently deployed on your gun so when you go prone its already deployed?
how about adding a small recoil reduction regardless of wether its deployed or not be a good way to improve it,or would that make it overpowered?
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on 04-07-2012 08:57 PM
on 04-07-2012 09:15 PM
yes i go prone push L1(no other buttons) but most of the time i need to keep faffing about with it untill i see it actually deploy.
for me i find that when im prone and my gun isnt perfectly level with the ground (im talking inches not aiming way up in the air or too much at the ground) or at a certain sweet spot it doesnt deploy...
makes quickly deploying it in the heat of battle a pain in the backside..(for me anyway)
on 05-07-2012 12:26 AM
I'm hoping in one of the DLC's they give us a Gatling type gun like your avatar. It should take a while to set up so its not OP, like say 5 or 6 seconds to deploy the bipod legs and spin up the barrels to speed.
It might be good on a big map like Armoured Kill, where you could use it in a dug out position in the desert or a building.
on 05-07-2012 10:16 AM
LSD-39 wrote:I'm hoping in one of the DLC's they give us a Gatling type gun like your avatar. It should take a while to set up so its not OP, like say 5 or 6 seconds to deploy the bipod legs and spin up the barrels to speed.
It might be good on a big map like Armoured Kill, where you could use it in a dug out position in the desert or a building.
not sure if serious,but yeah that would be cool,although sticking extended mags on the current lmg's basically turns them into a gatlin gun that spits out 200 rounds of death so adding one like in my avatar wouldn't be that different from whats already in the game..they would just need to make sure it was on par damage wise as the rest of the lmg's..
personally i would like to see an anti material sniper rifle added at some point,it should have the same damage against personal as the rest of the snipers (for balance) but have increased bullet penetration for shooting through walls/light cover and also have a damage boost against jeeps (perhaps the chance to hit the engine block for a disable) and a slight damage boost against heli/jets/boats.
it shouldn't be effective against say a tank due to the tank being alot slower than other vehicle's that would make it op..
on 05-07-2012 01:24 PM
I agree with Everything, and especially the bit about the sniper riffle damage.
I am tired of the bull***** damage in this game now, it's so hit and miss, pun intended.
You go into a match with the M240, with extended mag, set up the bipod and as you said, it should be pretty much insta death, but it's not.
The fact that some say it's flawless and others say it's useless speaks for itself.
Perhps if DICE stopped *****ing around with the guns then we might be able to get to grips with the game and use the weapons more effectively.
Take the M95 for example, the damage one of those things should do is frightening, and yet in here its silly.
The M95 in BFBC2 was fantastic, and so was the USAS, but hey, look what they did with the USAS in this game.
I think they have *****ed around with so much for so long now that they have lost the plot, and each "Patch" screws something else up.
Were back with the Suicides, Sound drops, Hit markers not marking / damaging etc etc.
on 05-07-2012 01:32 PM
I think the problem is that you're trying to deploy the bipod while "perfectly level to the ground," that usually makes me aim down the sights which I think is the point so that you can draw your weapon fast in an emergency.
When I need to deploy the bipod I will go prone and then look up just a little and click L1 and it works nearly everytime. Give it a try, see if it helps.
I must say though I don't see the point in using bipods with assault rifles, its a great attachment with an LMG though.
on 05-07-2012 06:50 PM
Yeah I was serious but I meant as a new gadget instead of the mortar rig, maybe as a primary weapon it wouldn't work.
I was thinking it should have heavy damage against the jeeps that will run riot around the big armoured kill maps, but in reality it probably wouldn't work and people would try and use it on Operation Metro.
on 05-07-2012 08:04 PM
sorry not sure how to quote multiple post on the ps3...
i agree alot of these tweaks and gun changes have been a pain in backside and dice seems to end up messing something up every patch,hopefully they are done with the tweaks now and start work on some of the bugs......
thanks for the tip,ill give that a try and see how i get on.. i agree a bipod is probably best suited to an lmg,but as i mentioned i dont really need a grip and the underslung seems to just annoy people resulting in kick so i thought i may aswell use the bipod to help offset a little of the extra recoil i get from the heavy barrel,i can still use the gun effectively without it but it does help for the longer range shots..
oh you mean as a gadget,i get you now,while a deployable gatling gun would be cool,as you said it would be devastating if used on the smaller maps,but they could always have them mounted at certain points on the map so you could man them much like the stationary weapons already in the game instead of having it as a deployable weapon,i can see that working..
on 06-07-2012 12:36 AM
LSD-39 wrote:I'm hoping in one of the DLC's they give us a Gatling type gun like your avatar. It should take a while to set up so its not OP, like say 5 or 6 seconds to deploy the bipod legs and spin up the barrels to speed.
It might be good on a big map like Armoured Kill, where you could use it in a dug out position in the desert or a building.
Its not a bad thought, to be able to set the location of your own static defenses.
Maybe a squad leader should get the role of setting up postitions, or to truly incorporate teamwork, one guy has to deply a tripod, then another guy has to deploy a gun onto a deployed tripod. So 2 people are needed to setup. That wouldnt be so bad. On big maps that is.
Although, it might upset the chopper guys... Know what I mean?
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Editor's note: Continuing with our focus on cloud investments, today Kristian Andaker, Principal Group Program Manager of Exchange joins Office Next to discuss the new Outlook Web App. Last week, we shared information about The New Exchange. Today we're delighted to share some of the exciting new developments in Outlook Web App (OWA).
The primary purpose of Outlook Web App (OWA) is to give Exchange users access to their mailboxes from anywhere through the same Outlook UI and functionality they already know and love. In this release, OWA has evolved to reach not only laptop or desktop computers, but also tablets and phones. As we did with desktop browsers, we'll continue investing in wider and richer support for tablet and phone platforms in the future. You can try our latest release by signing up for the Office 365 Customer Preview Small Business Premium or Enterprise plans.
The new OWA on desktop, tablet and phone screens
Desktops, tablets and phones have different User Interface (UI) requirements. To ensure people get a consistent experience across all their devices and to make it possible for us to continue evolving the UI for all device types in parallel, we built one OWA application which knows how to scale the UI to different screen sizes and across touch, mouse and keyboard input:
The application logic running underneath the UI, representing >90% of the application code, is shared between the three UI modes. Because the modes are very similar in function and look-and-feel, users don't need to relearn how to manage email or calendaring as they switch between different devices. Because the application logic is the same for the three modes, administrators can rest assured that the policies they put in place for this application applies on any device where it is used.
OWA has a new design language that gives it a fresh, modern look that aligns to Windows 8, Windows Phone and the rest of the Office 2013 products. It's a clean, light, and open approach that enables people to focus more on the communication content, with less distraction. The simplified visual language and interaction models elevate people and content in the experience, and aims to strike a balance between form and function.
Photos of people and attachment thumbnails
To help users avoid context switching, we also added email inline compose in the main window. Users can pop out certain compose forms, or change a setting to have all compose forms pop out automatically. Inline compose without losing view of the email list view you're working your way through is a good time saver for most users.
Although we have spent a lot of time ensuring the default colors of OWA will feel great, different people have differing tastes, so the OWA capability of selecting a different theme has been enhanced with more themes that affect more aspects of the UI for a more delightful experience.
Some of the themes users can choose from in OWA
In addition to the new User Interface, we made an additional major architectural change in OWA: offline support. You can now launch OWA in the browser and start working even if there is no network connectivity. The work you do while disconnected is automatically synchronized the next time connectivity is restored. This allows your users to be productive using OWA even when they have no network connectivity. It also makes OWA faster and a better experience from remote locations with slow or intermittently connected networks.
Our goal for OWA offline is to support the most common user actions, as far as HTML5 offline capabilities allows. This does not take us to the complete offline support of Outlook on the Windows or Mac desktop, but it matches or exceeds the offline capabilities offered by most Exchange ActiveSync phone clients. Most email triage and calendar management actions work in OWA while offline. You can send email and calendar invites, delete email, get reminders, decline meetings, flag and categorize messages, etc. If you access a folder often, its contents will automatically be made available offline. An example of something not yet possible with OWA offline, or HTM5 offline in general, is full-text indexed search. Over time as the offline capabilities of browsers mature, so will OWA's offline capabilities. Users must enable OWA offline functionality on each computer where they want to be able to use OWA without network connectivity. Administrators have the ability to control which users can use OWA offline.
You can enjoy OWA offline in IE10+ (using HTML5's IndexedDB for storage), Chrome 17+ (with WebSQL) or Safari 5 (also using WebSQL).
Past extensibility models for OWA have all relied on installing 3rd party code on Exchange servers. That model doesn't work well for customers who rely on Microsoft to run Exchange servers for them through Office 365 and even on premises this model often meets with resistance from Exchange administrators who don't want to risk the stability and security of their servers. As part of the new Office cloud app model, the new Exchange includes a platform for what we call "Outlook Apps". These are web apps which a 3rd party can host somewhere on the Internet, and which Exchange end users and administrators can easily and safely integrate into the Outlook experience. The apps can show up in email and calendaring forms and are either always present, or more commonly, activate for a given email or calendar item when there is something special about that email or calendar item. For example, the Bing Maps Outlook App activates when there are one or more addresses present in the email or calendar item body text. Another example is the Groupon by PowerInbox Outlook App which shows up only for emails sent from Groupon. LinkedIn's Outlook App activates on all email, showing information from the LinkedIn social network about the people on the email thread.
You can go see what Outlook Apps are currently available for use with the Office Customer Preview in the Office Store. Administrators have a lot of control over what Outlook Apps they allow their users to use, or promote to their user populations. Outlook Apps work in Outlook 2013 for the Windows desktop and in the new Outlook Web App on desktop, tablets and phones. The exact same Outlook App code runs in both Outlook and OWA, so developers can quickly and easily target users of the two clients with the same extension.
The LinkedIn app for Outlook activated in OWA, showing information about all the people included in an email conversation
In addition to enabling developers to extend Outlook without putting code on Exchange servers, this new extensibility model also overcomes the challenge of Office plug-ins that worked with only one version of Office. We overcome that challenge by offering very simple version and platform-agnostic JavaScript APIs for the applications to use for all integration with the Outlook/OWA UI, avoiding scenarios where developers, on purpose or by accident, might hook into any version-specific aspects of the Outlook experience.
Managing and sending email in OWA is more efficient than it has ever been. Inline compose, mentioned above, allows users to quickly compose and send messages without popping out a window. Inline compose also comes with an improvement in draft management. It's now easier to see in the inbox which conversations have unsent drafts, helping you remember to finish and send that email you started working on yesterday before leaving work. Once you're composing an email, the Forgotten Attachment Detector notices if you just composed an email which looks like it probably intended to include an attachment. When you press send without having added an attachment, it warns you that you might have forgotten to add one.
Improved draft indicators
Forgotten Attachment Detector in action
Drag-and-drop of files from the desktop to the compose form helps users of IE10, Safari, Firefox and Chrome easily attach files to emails they're composing. For email triage, OWA, just like Outlook 2013, includes a quick delete button directly on items in the email list view. The ability to filter email according to whether they're unread, flagged, or have your name in the to-line has been promoted to the top level of the UI for easier discoverability.
Quick delete buttons inline on items and all/unread/toMe/flagged filters above email list view
Although some OWA users have dense calendars which are best viewed in day or week view, most of our users only have one or a few meetings or appointments entered for each day, making their calendar most suitable for viewing through a monthly or agenda view. To give a great default calendar experience to this majority of users, we have added the new "MOGENDA" calendar view to OWA, combining MOnthly and aGENDA view.
Mogenda calendar view
Meeting scheduling has gotten a significant makeover, making it easier to find times when all attendees can attend. Like Outlook, OWA now supports simple entry of calendar items and to-do's by typing right on the calendar. Users get quick, glance-able day and item "peeks".
Calendar item "peek"
The new OWA helps you get a clear view of all the information you have about people by linking all data about a given person to get combined views from a corporation's Global Address List (GAL) and the contact folders in the mailbox. In Office 365, you also get LinkedIn integration. This makes the linking extend to LinkedIn contacts, enhancing the combined views of information about people even more. We aim to extend this linking to other networks in the future.
All information about a person from contacts, Global Address List and LinkedIn in one place
All this information compiled about people is also put to good use as you try to find the right people to communicate with. Search for people spans across all of your people – personal contacts, GAL and connected social networks. Search results are relevance based and contain photos, phone number, location, etc.
As we announced a little while ago, we have been excited about the Accessible Rich Internet Application (ARIA) standard for a while. In the new OWA, we use ARIA to make the OWA Premium desktop UI mode accessible through screenreaders, for high contrast needs, keyboard-only navigation needs, etc. We have focused on ensuring the experience with IE10 and JAWS or Win8 Narrator will be great for people with accessibility needs. Just as for people without accessibility needs, OWA Light is still available for interoperability with accessibility technologies we have not yet verified work great with OWA Premium.
A common challenge for complex web applications and accessibility, even when using ARIA, is how to provide convenient navigation within the application given that the browsers use the top level F6 key for navigation, making it impossible for the web application to also use the convenient F6 top level navigation mechanism. As a solution to this problem OWA and the other Office Web Access Companions are introducing the Ctrl+F6 shortcut for top level navigation within the web application. We hope others in the industry will follow along and make this a de-facto standard as more complex web applications add ARIA support.
Managing OWA is very similar in Exchange Server 2013 to what it was like in Exchange Server 2010 and Exchange Server 2007, with OWA settings being set on the Internet Information Server (IIS) virtual directories on the Client Access Server (CAS) and in OWA mailbox policies. Internally there has been a big change in architecture for OWA though. OWA rendering logic runs on Mailbox (MBX) servers, whereas in the past this rendering logic ran on the CAS. The Exchange Server 2013 CAS only does user authentication, redirection and proxying. This architecture change results in a significant simplification in how load balancing needs to be deployed for OWA and all the other Exchange protocols. You can find more information on the changes for the CAS role in Exchange Server 2013 Preview documentation here.
Monitoring to ensure OWA service continues undisrupted has also changed significantly in Exchange Server 2013. We have made the monitoring and auto-recovery mechanisms we use in Office 365 datacenters also run on premises, giving all Exchange customers the most robust and feature rich monitoring and self-healing system we have ever had for Exchange.
Just like in the last release of OWA, the new OWA comes in two flavors:
We're very excited to finally share the new OWA, its updated Windows 8 style UI and added tablet and phone support. We can't wait to hear your feedback on where to go from here!
Kristian Andaker on behalf of the OWA team
PS.. Earlier you have probably seen the announcements around "Outlook.com". This is a new consumer email service from Microsoft, offering a free Outlook experience for consumers. The Outlook.com UI will be familiar to users of the other Outlook clients, but is optimized exclusively for consumer use. It is a different web UI than OWA. You may have questions about what "Outlook" means since many different Microsoft products carry that brand.
Outlook is a family of products and services from Microsoft that are designed to help you manage your communications and calendar; all from one place. We think of it as a communications hub that can bring many of your different information sources together in one place. Our set of Outlook branded experiences are designed to help you easily stay in touch with those people you most care about, collaborate with those you need to get things done with, protect you from spam email, stay on top of the information that matters most, and manage your time more effectively.
We use the Outlook brand to refer to an experience which surfaces through several different products. Here's an overview of the places where you can find an Outlook experience.
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Will there be a separate Outlook client apps for Windows Phone and Windows 8?? Or its just a web app optimized for tablets and phones?
looks great! though I am not sure I would call them "themes" when they are all black on white with a tiny spash of color in one corner.
I use OWA a lot since the Outlook client doesn't have the ability to have a permanent scale for the reading pane and I can scale the browser to what I need. Cant wait for this to be available.
Love it.
3 questions:
is there any improvement in the search experience ?
is there any enhancement in bandwidth consumption ?
what would be the 3 scenarios you think Outlook is still needed?
so offline doesn't work in Metro/non-desktop/chromeless IE - is it possible to clarify the technical issues behind that?
for getting Office apps into Outlook; is that only from the Store with no mechanism to go to the Store directly from Outlook/OWA? I keep expecting it to be on the Insert menu like in Word/Excel...
I'm excited about the new apps, but am not able to try them on my WinXP32 SP3 system.
I am using the outlook.com email in Mozilla and IE8, however. My current hardware won't support Win7 or Win8, and I don't see an upgrade there in the near future.
I am happy with my old system though and MSOffice Ultimate 2007 still meets my needs.
Are there plans to add POP3 access to outlook.com?
That would allow me to bring my email into Outlook 2007, and would really be a great benefit to users like myself.
Are there plans to have an Android OS app? I really hope so, I love my Bionic and don't plan to change phones or carriers.
I'm OK with it but I think it is missing 2 important features.
Right click on an email in your mailbox and hit reply - have to go to top right for that currently.
add the option for calendar and contacts in the bottom left hand of screen like in current outlook.
One thing I didn't find would be a theme or style option (it might be there -just haven't found it yet).
The style feature I would like to change is selected tab (for lack of a better term). The tabs are designated by changing the text from black to blue. They really all appear nearly monochrome. I'd prefer the active item had a highlight box around the text so I knew what was engaged.
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This question is not so much about the new version of office or outlook, but rather a question of general functionality. Is there a way to create a mail merge based upon the last date of contact? An application would be, or instance, to send a message to stale or old contacts.
Will the OWA enable the categorization of business contacts and the easy syncing of my desktop outlook? I plan to buy a Surface tablet as well if this device works seemlessly to my Windows 8 laptop. Can you confirm this too?
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thanks for this info however how do you change the owa theme? there is no where on my tablet for me to do this. please someone email me.
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