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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Tiptree shortlist 2008. Swedish people are long-winded. Good, now that that's off my chest, let's continue. I love the story, and I love the concept, but there were a lot of places where I could have pressed fast-forward. The reason to read a book after the movie is to see what you missed - what "really" happened. "Let the Right One In" is pretty much the same, but much, much longer. Every detail is explored, every thought, every idea, every conversation is brought out into long detail. You lose what the author is trying to say, because there are so many storylines. And if you stop reading, you're going to forget what happened. It was like Lindqvist just kept writing and writing and writing, then he had to pee, came back, and realized he had written 40,000 pages. Maybe this is just a case of liking the first version you see (like sometimes you hear the remix or cover first, and you like that better than the original song), but I recommend the movie over the book. You don't miss anything, and the movie makes a little more sense. Plus, the visuals work better in film than in the book. I picked this up after seeing the film version and loving it, and if there's one thing that can be said about the film crew, it's that they knew what to cut. The book version replaces the movie's charm, with a lot "transgressive" horror that reads as edgy for edgy's sake, a lot of which doesn't even make sense. Toward the end of the novel, it's revealed that Eli was actually a boy who was forcibly castrated before becoming a vampire. But wait a second, if he's a boy, why has he been dressing like a girl the entire novel? Was Eli a transgender girl that was coincidentally castrated for unrelated reasons? Does this scene have anything to do with her becoming a vampire? Does this scene have anything to do with anything?! If it does, it's never explained. Just another excuse to be "edgy" and throw in a little trans panic, because why not? Speaking of things that are never explained, why is it that when Eli bites the woman, she becomes a vampire, but when she bites her caretaker, he becomes a weird zombie thing? Does it make sense? No, but without it, you can't have the book's most ridiculous scene, where a zombie repeatedly tries to anally rape a vampire child. That's a thing that happened. In a book. That was published. It's the kind of the stuff that fifteen-year-old boy would come up with when trying to figure the darkest, most edgy thing he can think of. I haven't rewatched the movie since reading the book. I really hope I can without having the experience entirely ruined. I did like this book even though is was incredibly disturbing. This is not a vampire book for twilight fans. Hardcore european style vampires and quite a bit of paedophilia does not sound like something fun to read but the author pulls it off without completely turning your stomach. Lots of blood. Death. Mutilation. Horror on several levels. Confident it will remain one of my favorite love stories of all time. Perhaps...I know you will...yes. I think. Yes. I've decided I'm a little...off. I'm comfortable with that. This was excellent. I don't know exactly what kind of a mind comes up with a story like this. I'm glad they're out there though. I hope they don't cause any real harm. There are so many things in this story, so many different aspects, that can shock or disturb. And yet they don't appear at all to be there for that explicit purpose. There was no intent. They're just there. That's just what was. To change anything would be to diminish the story. I actually finished this with a smile on my face and the feeling of fairy tale.
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Though nowhere near its fundraising goal, the Mare Island Historic Park Foundation is not giving up its efforts to acquire a historic war cruiser as a floating museum for Vallejo.
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Police in Vallejo are on the lookout for a shooter after they found a man shot several times at Whitney and Pomona Avenues next to Widenmann Elementary School Sunday afternoon.
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For the last five years, Barbara Stackhouse has spent every Tuesday volunteering at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.
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The California Department of Transportation and the city of Vallejo are planning a major litter cleanup and landscaping effort next week on Interstate 80 between the Georgia Street exit and the Interstate 80/Highway 37 interchange.
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Community recognition for his volunteer work aimed at drawing attention to younger-onset Alzheimer's has been like a good breeze for Lou Bordisso of Vallejo.
Vallejo discussion Wednesday on creating community benefits districts
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Are America's students interested in STEM? According to the Lenovo Global Student Science and Technology Outlook, released November 17, they are—but students in countries such as Mexico, India, and Russia are hungrier to enter a career in a STEM field.
About 54 percent of students said they plan to pursue a career in STEM, according to a survey of 800 American students between the ages of 14 and 22. Similar surveys in other countries found higher levels of interest: In India, 62 percent of students say they want to work in a STEM discipline and in Mexico, 69 percent of students said they would enter a STEM field. The United States did outpace the United Kingdom (46 percent) and Japan (35 percent).
The survey comes as part of the YouTube Space Lab contest that will launch a student's project to the International Space Station next spring.
Some other interesting findings from the study:
- A majority of students in India (68 percent), Japan (61 percent), and Russia (57 percent) see STEM careers as being primarily for men, a view held by 30 percent of students in the United States and Mexico, and 36 percent of students in the United Kingdom.
- In the United States, 24 percent of students said Albert Einstein was the most inspiring science figure; 16 percent named either Thomas Edison or Steve Jobs.
- Despite what Peter Diamandis and Dean Kamen recently told me, American students insist celebrities have little impact in shaping their career path. Just 1 percent of students said they are most influenced by celebrities. Most influential? Parents and teachers—just over a quarter of students said their teachers play the most influential role, the same percentage who said their parents do.
- American students aren't sure whether there are more students pursuing a career in STEM or not: 37 percent said the number is increasing, 36 percent said it is decreasing, and 28 percent said it was staying the same. In India, more than half said the number is increasing.
- Two thirds of American students said they perceive that there is a lack of scientists in the country. In Mexico, that number is 92 percent, and in Russia it's 89 percent.
- Sixty one percent of American students said science is more valuable to society than the arts. In Mexico, 82 percent of students believe science is more important, in India, 74 percent of students share the belief. The most artsy? Russia—57 percent of respondents said the arts are more valuable than science, the only country surveyed whose students feel that way.
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The second in a series of informational meetings between Kansas City Power & Light Co. officials and Nodaway County landowners with regard to construction of a proposed high-voltage power line will take place from 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, at the American Legion hall in Maryville.
A sort of dress rehearsal for that session was held Wednesday at the Northwest Technical School, where KCP&L staffers filled Nodaway County Commission members and other officials in on how the project is progressing.
The initiative, undertaken in partnership with the Omaha Public Power District, will lead to construction of a 170-mile-long, 345-kilovolt line running from southeastern Nebraska to KCP&L's existing Sibley (Mo.) Substation in Jackson County.
Plans also call for construction of a new KCP&L facility — the Mullen Creek Substation — in Nodaway County west of Highway 71 and about seven miles south of Maryville.
The utility is holding a series of similar meetings this month across the 13 northwest Missouri counties to be affected by the project.
These meetings differ from the first round of informational sessions last August in that KCP&L has now filled in its once-blank map with dozens of proposed routes.
Over the next six months, KCP&L plans to winnow those alternatives down to three or four options prior to selection of a final route next summer. Construction is to begin in 2015, and power company officials hope to put the new line in service by summer 2017.
The purpose of this week's meeting was to prep county officials so they'll be prepared to answer constituents' questions as the process moves forward.
The new map shows a half-dozen or so possible routes crossing a wide swath of Nodaway County before narrowing to a single point at the substation, then spreading out again between northern Andrew County and Conception.
No formal program is planned for Tuesday's public information session, rather participants will walk through a number of stations featuring maps, GIS computer terminals and information about environmental impacts, real estate, routing and construction.
When completed, the transmission line will consist of large H-pole structures standing up to 100 feet high and supporting 1,000-foot spans of high-voltage cable. Landowners over whose property the line passes are to receive one-time cash payments in exchange for granting easements ranging in width from 100 to 160 feet.
Partnership officials estimate construction cost at $400 million, and say the effort will create between 50 and 70 construction jobs. The investment is to be recouped from electricity customers throughout the Southwest Power Pool, which embraces utilities in parts of nine states: Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
The Missouri portion of the line — by far the biggest part of the project — will be constructed and owned by Transource Energy, an entity formed last year by Great Plains Energy, KCP&L's holding company, and power giant American Electric Power, which owns a controlling interest in Transource.


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WIRELESS SIGNALS jump automatically to an available, open frequency in cognitive radio. The result would be much more reliable transmissions--and maybe lower communications costs in the future.
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Your favorite radio station transmits on a specific frequency. When you set your receiver to so many cycles per second, you tune the antenna circuit to pluck that station's frequency out of the ether. If other transmitters interfere with your reception, your only real option is to wait out the problem. In the best of all worlds, though, your receiver would respond by switching immediately to an open backup frequency that carries your station's broadcast. Such a solution is beyond today's radio technology, and perhaps that example makes the problem seem trivial. But now imagine that interference is interrupting an urgent, emergency cell-phone call. In that case, rapid transfer of the call to a clear cell channel would be more than merely convenient--it might save a life.
Engineers are now working to bring that kind of flexible operating intelligence to future radios, cell phones and other wireless communications devices. During the coming decade, cognitive radio technology should enable nearly any wireless system to locate and link to any locally available unused radio spectrum to best serve the consumer. Employing adaptive software, these smart devices could reconfigure their communications functions to meet the demands of the transmission network or the user.
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Lebanon has asked the United Nations to make sure that Israel does not encroach on energy resources in its territorial waters. In a letter sent Tuesday to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Lebanon Foreign Minister Ali al-Shami called on the international body to ensure that "Israel does not exploit Lebanon's marine and oil wealth, which lies within its exclusive economic zone," Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported. The letter follows an announcement last week by the Houston, Texas-based Noble Energy that a natural gas field dubbed Leviathan discovered in Israel's territorial waters contains an estimated 16 trillion cubic feet of the natural resource.


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Wi-Fi mobile data provider Karma moving to Sprint's LTE network
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Ethernet's 400-Gigabit challenge is a good problem to have
As it embarks on what's likely to be a long journey to its next big increase in speed, Ethernet is in some ways a victim of its own success.
Test show 802.11ac 'gigabit Wi-Fi' potential and limits
Vendor tests and very early 802.11ac customers provide a reality check on "gigabit Wi-Fi" but also confirm much of its promise.
Cisco to launch new Catalyst access switch
Cisco is set to unveil a new Catalyst access switch designed to converge wired and wireless networking.
Wi-Fi's fast 802.11ac standard may pay off big in mobile
The emerging IEEE 802.11ac wireless LAN standard will be able to deliver faster connections wherever it's used, but the biggest benefit may come at public hotspots -- eventually.
As Ethernet turns 40, some seek to take it to the cloud
As Ethernet marks its 40th birthday this week, some of those celebrating will also be looking ahead to yet another use for the nearly ubiquitous technology: the cloud.
Ericsson software automates Wi-Fi vs. cell choice in mixed networks
New network software from Ericsson is designed to make sure mobile users get the best possible connection when there is both a Wi-Fi and a cellular network available.
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Here's a fearless (and rather obvious) prediction for what could be a pivotal week on Fox's American Idol. Regardless of what happens on the next performance show (Wednesday, 8/7c), if America's vote endangers any of the girls — none of whom have been sent home yet (sorry, guys, especially Burnell) — the judges will almost certainly use their season's one "save."read more
Has Gloria finally met her match? On the April 10 episode of ABC's Modern Family, Benjamin Bratt returns as Gloria's ex-husband, Javier, and brings along his new girlfriend, played by...read more
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When Addison (Kate Walsh) showed up at Seattle Grace in the Season 1 finale of Grey's Anatomy, we hated her. She was the salmon-scrub wearing wife of Derek, and darn it, we wanted McDreamy and Mer to get their happy ending. But by the time executive producer Shonda Rhimes sent Addison packing for the Private Practice spin-off, we truly loved her. We hoped she'd find a way to have a child. We hoped she'd find love. We'd hope she'd find happiness. In Tuesday's Private Practice series finale, Addison had finally found it all...read more
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After six seasons, 111 episodes, a backdoor pilot and a revolving door of men, Private Practice will go off the air Tuesday at 10/9c on ABC with Addison finally getting her happy ending: She's getting married to someone she loves — and won't cheat on. (Sorry, Derek!)
Private Practice's series finale to feature Addison's wedding
Addison Forbes Montgomery (Kate Walsh) is set to wed Jake Reilly (Benjamin Bratt), and actually will make it down the aisle. There will be no last-minute change-ups, snafus or curveballs as executive producer Shonda Rhimes has liked to throw at Private fans over the years. TVGuide.com was on set for the momentous occasion, where the cast waxed poetic on saying goodbye to the Oceanside Seaside Wellness group we've come to know and love over the years. What's next for Walsh & Co.? Will they cross over to Grey's Anatomy? And what has it been like saying goodbye? Get the scoop: read more
He may now kiss the bride! Addison (Kate Walsh) finally gets lucky in love with Jake (Benjamin Bratt) on the January 22 series finale of Private Practice. The good docs seal the deal surrounded by their Seaside Health and Wellness family — including... read more
Addison Forbes Montgomery (formerly Shepherd) will soon be adding another name: Reilly!
That's right, Addison (Kate Walsh) and Jake (Benjamin Bratt) are getting married in the Private Practice series finale, airing Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 10/9c on ABC.
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A coproduction of Canada's CBC and the South African Broadcasting network, the weekly 60-minute drama series Ekhaya: A Family Chronicle was set in 1989. Eric Miyeni starred as Darryl, an expatriate South African writer living in Toronto with his Canadian wife Rosa (Julie Stewart). Obsessing over the possibility that he is still being stalked by the South African secret police, Darryl recalled the tragedies and deprivations experienced by himself and his family under the oppressive Apartheid system. Ultimately, Darryl became a firebrand political activist, determined to return to South Africa to right old wrongs, even though it may cost him his life. The first of the series' 13 episodes was shown by the CBC on January 23, 1997. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The BBC1 military miniseries Bravo Two Zero was based on the actual experiences of Sergeant Andy McNab, who adapted the teleplay from his own novel. Set during the 1991 Gulf War, the series' two 60-minute episodes follow an SAS Patrol as they burrow deep into Iraqui-held territory. Their mission: to destroy the scud missiles in the arsenal of Saddam Hussein. Getting into enemy territory was the "easy" part; getting out was another matter entirely. Without giving away the ending, it should be noted that the SAS team in question was the most highly decorated British patrol since the days of the Boer War -- and that only five of the eight operatives lived to receive their decorations. Sean Bean starred as protagonist Andy McNab. Bravo Zero Two made its first television appearance in 1999. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The many emotional scars left by South Africa's history of institutionalized racism come under the microscope in this drama. As South Africa comes to terms with the legacy of apartheid, their government has created the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in which the perpetrators of racial violence and injustice must come face to face with their victims if they are to be forgiven for their crimes. Langston Whitfield (Samuel L. Jackson) is an African-American journalist who is assigned to cover these hearings by The Washington Post; Whitfield doubts the efficacy of this process, and sets out to interview Col. De Jager (Brendan Gleeson), a notorious former officer of the South African police who was famous for his violence against blacks in order to put this method to the test. While in South Africa, Whitfield meets Anna Malan (Juliette Binoche), an Afrikaner poet who is covering the hearing for a radio station and is both appalled and disturbed by the details of the violence inflicted against her countrymen. After striking up a friendship, Whitfield and Malan become romantically involved as they try to come to terms with their feelings about what they've learned. Also screened under the title Country of My Skull, In My Country was adapted from a book by South African author Antjie Krog. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In 1992, Bhatt joined Ry Cooder in the stu-dio, and the two created a spellbinding fusion ofHindustani slide and bottleneck blues. Released in' 93, A Meeting by the River remains one of the mostartistically successful world music collaborations everand another landmark in the history of Indian slideguitar. "Blues attracted me, as it is very close to mykind of music," says Bhatt. "The tone of the guitars,the whole feel is so beautiful. Most importantly, theBhatt has also recorded with other Westernmusicians, including Dobroist Jerry Douglas andbanjo guru Béla Fleck. Bhatt's 1995 collaborationwith bluesman Taj Mahal, Mumtaz Mahal, offersfascinating interpretations of the blues canon,including the spiritual "Mary Don't You Weep"and Robert Johnson's "Come On in My Kitchen,"as well as a haunting version of "Stand by Me."Bhatt's buzzing, microtonal lines bubble belowMahal's gravelly vocals and fingerpicked blues tocreate a sonic bridge between East and West.
As with Bhatt, the sitar connection runs deep with Barun Kumar Pal, another Indian slide-guitar master. Pal began playing sitar at age 5, but Hawaiian guitar caught his ear and within a year he was playing it on the radio in youth orchestras. Pal studied with both Ravi Shankar and Nikhil Banerjee, one of India's most revered sitar players. Inspired by the sitar, Pal too began adapting his Hawaiian guitar for Indian classical music. By 1973, he'd added chikari and tarab strings to his guitar.
Then, in conjunction with Shankar, Pal developed a new type of slide guitar. With a body that more resembles a sitar or sarod, this instrument is known as the hansa veena—a name credited to Shankar—because its curving headstock looks like the neck of a swan (hansa). It has 21 strings, 13 of which are tarab. You can hear it on Pal's 2001 release, Ragas on Hansa Veena. More recently, Pal has returned to a multi-stringed archtop, and he makes it cry on the sublime Ragas on Slide Guitar.
Barun Kumar Pal is pictured here with his hansa veena, a lap-slide instrument with a sitar-like body that he developed with Ravi Shankar.
Call of the Valley, 1967. An enduring classic. This is where Brij Bhushan Kabra first introduced the world to the haunting sound of traditional Indian music played on a lap-slide guitar.
A Meeting by the River, 1993. The Mississippi River meets the Ganges in this telepathically improvised session featuring Vishwa Mohan Bhatt on mohan veena and Ry Cooder on bottle-neck acoustic.
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After Kabra, Bhatt, and Pal had morphed the Hawaiian steel into a lap-slide guitar with drone and sympathetic strings—and, more importantly, shown that this hybrid instrument was fully capable of expressing the subtleties of Indian classical music—a new generation of guitarists emerged, ready to push Hindustani slide into unmapped sonic territories.
One such player is Debashish Bhattacharya, a child prodigy who began performing at age 4 and then spent a decade studying with the great Kabra. Accompanied by his brother Subashish on tablas, Debashish tours the world, and often collaborates with Asian and Western musicians. When John McLaughlin recorded Remember Shakti, he tapped Bhattacharya to be part of the ensemble. Bhattacharya has also recorded two albums—Sunrise and Mahima— with resonator wizard and Hawaiian guitarist Bob Brozman.
Ragas on Slide Guitar, 2003. Backed by adventurous multitracked tablas and hand drums, Barun Kumar Pal performs an exquisite collection of ragas on his multi-string archtop lap slide.
Calcutta Chronicles: Indian Slide Guitar Odyssey, 2008. Debashish Bhattacharya explores Gypsy, Arabic, and, of course, Indian melodies and rhythms on three different lap-slide instruments of his own design. Creatively adventurous and technically arresting.


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It is 30' right of Baby Roof, just left of an orange dihedral (Houdini Arete), and about 100 yards up from the desert floor. A great hand crack at the bottom with fun traversing with some exposure at the top. This is a great climb to practice hand crack technique, especially the first 25 feet.
Standard rack up to Camalot 3.5. Depending on your crack technique, you may want doubles of the hand size pieces for the bottom hand crack.
1/5 stars for me, almost a bomb. Not the greatest rock, not terribly sustained, lots of rope drag potential and (for me) not terribly interesting. I was disappointed w/ this one but not a total bomb either.
Originally rated 5.10b con quatro estrellas.
I thought this was pretty fun - nice hand crack at the bottom, and a fun move getting into and around the roof (a crimp on the right edge of the roof makes it lots easier to get a left hand up and into a layback). Short but sweet.
Bottom is very nice and turning the roof is "unique". My partner, who'd previously done this route many years ago, believes something has broken off just above the roof. Only place I can ever recall liebacking off both knees at once...and feeling like that was the best way to climb the sequence (my partner did the same thing, and I laughed until I got there). Not a mega classic, but worthwhile and one of the better in the area.
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Mumbai Victory March Pictures (Some disappointment too)
Like other cities and towns, even Mumbai carried out a march in honour of Anna Hazare's victory on August 28. However, I don't endorse the loud, nasty band and the DJ type music, which was played there. Hazare has always maintained non-violent and peace in the protest so I got a jolt to see this type of celebrations. I am sure even Hazare wouldn't prefer it either. Even the victory march in Delhi's India Gate didn't have such loud music and dhols.
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ADAMS COUNTY, ILL. -- A rural Adams County home under construction burned to the ground Sunday night.
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- When the customer is picky over color. If you've just calibrated the printer this morning, you probably don't need to recalibrate it this afternoon to make your customer happy. But in most other cases, it's cheap insurance that the customer's color expectations will be managed properly.
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We have consistency. We have calibration. The next piece of the color management puzzle is characterization. In terms most are familiar with, characterization is the process of creating the "profiles" used to print on media. These profiles consist of mechanical settings such as heater and stepping information; information about how much ink the media can hold at a given print speed; and an ICC profile—a "recipe book" describing the color characteristics of the printer-media combination and what inks are required for ever possible color. How to create such a profile is beyond the scope of this article, but there's an important message that needs to be heard: each and every media you print on your machine should have its own media profile. If you're printing on Media A, you can't use the Media B profile and expect great results. On a weekly basis I see someone on a message board exclaim that he "uses the 3M ControlTac setting for everything" he prints—and then it's followed by "but." But he can't get good neutral greys without forcing black ink only. But burgundy comes out brown. But blue prints purple. But the media is too saturated with ink to use the takeup roll. These are all inherent problems with using the wrong media profile. Use the right media profile and recalibrate for your machine and specific roll of media, and you'll be fine. If you can't find a profile for the media, then your choices are to make your own or be satisfied with whatever results you get from using another profile. There's no holy grail of color management—there's no one profile that works perfectly for everything.
Color Conversion
The last C of color management is conversion. Conversion is the process of analyzing the colors of a design file and transforming those colors into the specific ink percentages on your printer-media combination to get the best results. There is an inherent difference between the exact color formula used in designing a file and the ink percentages required to duplicate that color on a printer. Even if you design in CMYK, you're designing using ink colors from an offset litho press. Your printer's ink colors are very different, and the RIP needs to convert the design file's colors so that they look like what is expected. This is why, for example, a file designed with 100 percent yellow only may result in the addition of magenta or cyan dots in the finished output. The RIP is interpreting 100 percent offset litho yellow, and converting it into the formula required to match that color on the printer which may result in something other than pure yellow ink. With lower-resolution printers this can be a problem, and there are strategies to address it, but in general this is a good thing—it's proof that color management is taking place. Conversion is completely transparent to us. It requires no direct interaction other than making sure that the RIP is set up properly and the proper calibration and media profiles are being used.
There is no magic "make my color perfect" button. Establishing a color-managed workflow takes hard work, some understanding of the process, and even specialized equipment. But the end result is worth it. Rework should be significantly reduced, and turnaround time on difficult color jobs can easily be a fraction of the time taken in an unmanaged environment. But the most important effect by far is that the increased confidence in your entire color system allows you to go sell color work you may have otherwise shied away from.
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Thursday, 18 July 2013 00:00
Town Supervisor John Venditto and Councilman Chris Coschignano presented citations to students whose entries in the Marine Education Day Poster Contest were selected for awards. Marine Education Day is held each year to educate children about marine resources. The young artists, who are pictured holding their award winning poster, are from East Lake School in Massapequa, Bayville Intermediate School, Burns Avenue School in Hicksville, Old Country Road School in Hicksville and Locust Valley Intermediate School, with their teachers.
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Visitors to the concession stand at Triangle Park might notice a difference in the snack's shack's name, as it was recently rededicated to honor longtime Hicksville American Soccer Club (HASC) Vice President Joe Visconti.
The building rededication came as a surprise to the Hicksville resident, who found out about the renaming when he arrived at Triangle Park to find his friends, family and local legislatures gathered around a new sign on the concession stand that read "Joe Visconti Snack Shack."
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Hicksville residents, business owners, and stakeholders came out to a Northwest Hicksville Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) open house last week where they learned more about proposed revitalization and provided feedback on the draft pre-nomination study.
The Northwest BOA is bounded by the Northern State Parkway to the north, Old Country Road to the south, Cantiague Lane to the west and 106/107 to the east. The area includes major Hicksville landmarks including the Broadway Mall, train station, post office, Cantiague Park, Burns Avenue School, several businesses and manufacturers, and numerous residential homes. Several of the properties in the corridor lie vacant or underused, which identifies the area as eligible for the BOA program, which is meant to provide communities with money, land use and redevelopment tools for revitalization.
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Hicksville's Jill Loveland, 28, scored as the second finisher among the women in the 25-29 age group in the 21st annual New York Blood Services Rob's Run, a 5 Kilometer cross country race held through Stillwell Woods in Woodbury on Sunday morning, Dec. 1. Loveland finished the run in 22 minutes, 29 seconds.
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As they come off their most successful season in 30 years, the Hicksville Boys basketball team faces a challenge in replicating last year's success. The 2012-13 season saw the Comets compile a 15-5 record and had their season ending in the Nassau County semifinals to rival Baldwin. According to Head Coach Phil Essigman, who is entering his 14th season with the varsity team, the team will feature only two returning players from last season. Last year's team was incredibly deep and experienced and it is part of the "rollercoaster", as he described it, of high school sports for teams to go through periods of grooming inexperienced players.
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ALL SHALL PERISH are like the Oakland Raiders, the football team from where the band resides; full of bad asses and if youre a hater expect to get a ton of **** from their diehard fans, if not the rims of your car stolen. With people like Kirk Hammett (METALLICA) and Rob Flynn (MACHINE HEAD) sighting the band as favorites, its only a matter a time before the franchise known as ALL SHALL PERISH starts to fill sports arenas themselves. Couple that with their rapidly growing popularity and their huge musical growth over a relatively short amount of time, and the comparison isnt such a stretch of the imagination. Now with This Is Where It Ends, the band have once again created a defining moment in their careers and cemented themselves as leaders of the new wave of extreme metal. If you ever doubted them, its best you back away now slowly while facing the angry mob.
Hey, I was just wondering if any of these bands/songs would be at all possible in the near future, or if you guys are already planning of adding any of these, any info would be much appreciated! Thanks!
Soilwork - "Cranking the Sirens", "Distance, or "Observation Slave"...you know, the good stuff
PAIN - "I'm Going In" or "Zombie Slam"
Scar Symmetry - "The Anomaly" or "Oscillation Point" or "The Illusionist"
Crematory - "Fly"
Sonic Syndicate - Any song with Roland such as "Power Shift", "Ruin" or "Misanthropic Coil"
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Any Pain would be great! (Learn how to Die, Shut your Mouth, Zombie Slam)
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Indeed it would, but it would be a travesty if a band of their caliber had to resort to the Rock Band Network to get into the game. There is no question that they are worthy of some Harmonix-authored DLC.
Note that I am speaking in terms of tangible elements like fame and impact, not just quality. This isn't meant to be a snot-nosed comment about RBN artists being "lesser" musicians.
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I specified that Nightwish should have "Harmonix-authored DLC" because it should be available on all platforms. "All platforms" means 360, PS3, and Wii. I was obviously referring to the fact that Nightwish is a big enough band that there'd be some loud howls of dismay if they went the RBN-only route. I can't help it if you chose to misinterpret my comment as an attack on the charting ability of the RBN authoring groups.
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No you didn't, that's a blatant lie.
You quite obviously weren't referring to that. Your post was misinterpreted because it was vague and whiny. Naturally people will interpret it along the lines of similar sounding comments which are generally anti-RBN.I was obviously referring to the fact that Nightwish is a big enough band that there'd be some loud howls of dismay if they went the RBN-only route. I can't help it if you chose to misinterpret my comment as an attack on the charting ability of the RBN authoring groups.
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Tech plays as near to perfection as possible, limit turnovers (or none, we've now seen Doege not throw INTs against a good D).
That or Klein goes down with a minor injury (don't care to hurt his Heisman chances) long enough for Tech to build an insurmountable lead.
As much as I'd want to think Tech can win, they are going to need quite a few things to go their way. However, if they do lose, it would not be such a terrible thing, with KState ranked and rolling the way they are. Could still get to 10-2
The Air Raid is not a playbook, it's a way of thinking.
Spencer I unfortunately have to agree with you, the way Klein is rolling through defenses he is going to have to be taken out of the game. I don't wish injuries upon anyone but fir tech to win he is going to have to get hurt.
Our defensive line is going to have to penatrate the O-line and the corners and safeties can't let receivers break free.
Doege needs no turnovers and our running game is going to have to be a threat. We need to keep their defense guessing. More wildcat trick plays wouldn't make me upset haha.
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