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Published on 14 February 2013 08:15 AM EST
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The second release candidate of
X.Org Server 1.14
is now available ahead of the official release in a few weeks time.
came in mid-December
while on Wednesday night was finally RC2 as tagged by Keith Packard. With RC2 being out, only critical bug-fixes will now be accepted ahead of the xorg-server 1.14 release. The final release of X.Org Server 1.14 is expected to happen on 5 March.
X.Org Server 1.14 RC2 incorporates a couple dozen changes as shown in
the mailing list announcement
X.Org Server 1.14 introduces
pointer barriers and barrier releases
but overall this new X.Org Server update isn't too exciting for end-users. Perhaps most notably missing from X.Org Server 1.14 is any
XWayland support
, which will now have to wait until at least September before appearing in a released product.
The proprietary NVIDIA graphics driver already is compatible with X.Org Server 1.14 while it will be an unknown length of time before the AMD Catalyst driver is compatible with the xorg-server 1.14 ABI.
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Balthazar: worth the price?
Ok, so I recognize that this is an inherently subjective question, but I was kinda shocked perusing the Balthazar menu at their prices: $44 for the bouillabaisse, for example; or $19 for the frisee aux lardons. Not the kinda pricing I think of when I think of a classic French bistro. Thoughts?
It's Soho, it's famous, it has celebrity clientele, it's Keith McNally, it's been on TV...
re: kathryn
Ditto all @kathryn said.
re: ttoommyy
Ditto as well. We've had lunch there a few times and liked enough to keep going back.
re: Bkeats
I agree, but if you knew nothing about the place and were expecting it to be a "classic French bistro" as the OP put it, the prices would seem outrageous.
re: ttoommyy
I know exactly what to expect.
Ok, that's an overstatement; I didn't expect the prices to be that high!
re: Ziggy41
I had breakfast there this morning and as always loved it. Yeah expensive, but everything was excellent and I go when they open, and it is quiet, a little classical music playing in the backround. I get a four top, spread out the paper with a bowl of coffee, then some eggs and home fries(a good size portion with sautéed onions) some bacon and wheat toast, plenty of butter. They leave me alone and after about an hour and the place is packed I leave. Many other excellentmenu choices. Nothing unique but for me it is in the right place and often enough, at the right time. Expensive but good quality ingredients, well executed in a perfect setting. Ya gotta pay for your pleasure.
No one goes to balthazar looking for a bargain meal. Yeah, i think most items are a good $5 more than they should be, but you're definately paying more for the "experience" et al than other bistros.
I would say if you have never been then yes, its "worth it" to go at least once and order something you wouldn't make at home like the cassoulet.
I don't think OP has a problem of paying money for food in general...he/she seems to be shocked that a French bistro is charging so much for supposely a simple French fare.
According to Wikipedia,
A bistro /ˈbiːstroʊ/, sometimes spelled bistrot, is, in its original Parisian incarnation, a small restaurant serving moderately priced simple meals in a modest setting. Bistros are defined mostly by the foods they serve. French home-style cooking, and slow-cooked foods like cassoulet, a bean stew, are typical. [1]
re: Monica
I also am very familiar with Balthazar and with Keith McNally restaurants. I expected it to be expensive. Just not THAT expensive! I'm still going. I'm still going to get whatever I feel like getting. I'm just surprised, that's all.
re: Blumie
Let us know if you think it's worth it.
re: Blumie
You may also be surprised at the ladies room attendant....
re: Monica
Technically I'd categorize Balthazar as a brasserie. Look at the menus of the notable ones on Paris -- their not inexpensive.
re: Nancy S.
According to their website , it's a bistro.
re: Monica
Nevertheless, given the size, type of food, hours of service, etc., in terms of the traditional distinction, in French terms, between bistro and brasserie, I'd categorize it as the latter. But I may be mistaken.
re: Nancy S.
I agree with Nancy. While it may say bistro on the website, its not a bistro nor is it meant to be. Its a fantasy of what McNally concocted as a vision of a bistro for NYers.
Compare to my favorite bistro in Paris.
Prices are higher at Balthazar, especially after you factor in tax and tip, but Balthazar is probably 8 times the size of Cafe des Musee and 8 times the size of any neighborhood bistro. Interesting thing is that the price of my favorite dish at Cafe des Musee, the steak tartar, is very comparable.
I think you would be hard pressed to find comparable food and atmosphere in Soho for the price. In my mind, its a bargain.
re: Nancy S.
I'd agree with Nancy as well, that Balthazar is a brasserie. McNally may market it as a bistro, and given its success he was clearly correct to do so, but its cuisine, decor, and service are those of a brasserie. Raw bars, steak frites, and other grilled and roasted meats (i.e., prepared to order) are traditional brasserie items. Bistros tend to serve more rustic, slow-cooked foods, like cassoulet or coq au vin, neither of which are on the menu at Balthazar.
(To make an extremely tenuous and inexact analogy, bistros are to brasseries as Texas barbecue joints are to steakhouses.)
I'm not making any case for whether Balthazar is worth it or not, having never been for a meal (just some impressive pastries from the eponymous bakery); just agreeing that since Balthazar is a brasserie, if the food is up to par, its pricing is right in line with typical brasseries.
re: Nancy S.
The whole thing is semantic, of course: arguing over New Yorkers' facility with the nuances of the French language, much less French cuisine, is a fool's errand leading only to grief.
Hell, we're still struggling with how to contract "it is" or "they are" in English.
I've never thought the cooked food was particularly good, and it's often been mediocre...but i like going there at off hours for oysters and wine...the duck confit is decent...i'd never choose it for a dinner, but i wouldn't protest if someone really wanted to go there...
re: porkpa
Except barthazar is not chez L'Amour loius.
re: mwhitmore
The difference is, Aquagrill uses US caught seafood while Balthazar uses seafood caught from French seaside. he he..
From Pete Wells's recent (and favorable) review of Cherche Midi:
"There is a limit, though, and Balthazar is approaching it. The cooking, under Mr. McBride, has become utterly mundane, a pretty but flavorless imitation of French food of the kind found at any generic fake bistro. Cherche Midi's salade niçoise is delicious from start to finish; Balthazar's is a bowl of ingredients that can't remember what they're supposed to taste like. How can the same chef and the same restaurateur be responsible for both?"
This criticism if Balthazar is consistent with my experience when I ate there after starting this thread. In addition to being pretty expensive for what it is, it wasn't that good. I feel differently about Minetta Tavern, where I feel like I get my money's worth, even with its high prices. And I'm looking forward to my first visit to Cherche Midi in two weeks.
re: Blumie
I think Wells got it exactly right this time. Balthazar BTW is definitely a Brasserie and not a Bistro, not that it matters: it has become basically a tourist and celebrity trap. A shame, because when they opened, some of the food---the shellfish platters--reminded me of Brasseries in France.
re: swannee
When Balthazar first opened, it was a celebrity magnet. You had to know someone to get a table. It was a late night scene. Now it's a huge tourist trap, but still one of the best spots in SoHo for lunch or brunch.
re: Blumie
I haven't been back to Balthazar since I got this dreadful soup. Still gives me nightmares because I know how good it used to be.


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Last week Barnet Council's General Functions Committee met to decide on the location of polling places and polling stations. Video of the item is below.
After the meeting London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden, Andrew Dismore wrote on his website that he had written to the Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission asking him to intervene over what he described as a move by the Conservatives who were running scared over next year's General Election and were trying to make unfair advantage from making it harder for Labour voters to cast their ballots.
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Last week we reported that Barnet Labour had announced the first date of their vaunted Housing Commission. This evening they have published the names of the Commissioners, who are:
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Labour have also published details of further meetings and how evidence can be submitted to the Commission. The second and third meetings will be held a week apart on December 1 and 8 at a venue to be confirmed with further meetings. An interim report will be published in January 2015 with a final report is scheduled for September 2015.
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I would like to thank all our Commissioners for agreeing to give up their time to work with us to find solutions to the housing crisis.
This year, for the first time in the history of the borough, lack of affordable housing was a top 3 issue in the residents' perception survey in Barnet, showing just how important an issue it has become right across our community.
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In launching our housing commission and opening it up to take evidence not just from housing professionals but also from a range of other organisations and members of the community we want to start a real debate in Barnet about housing.
The public will be invited to submit written by email and Labour's website indicates that the Commission will take evidence from some local people. It is not explained how local interested parties can apply to be witnesses to the Commission, this may be it will be restricted to selected invited groups. Those not chosen in that way will have the opportunity to make oral representations through sharing a 30 minutes 'open mic' at each meeting.
We are awaiting a response from the Conservative Group.
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I shall be watching Labour's Housing Commission with interest. Will they take the opportunity to listen to the real concerns of Barnet residents or will this be another exercise in listening to the same loud unrepresentative voices demanding ever higher public spending?
Labour have consistently accused the Conservatives in Barnet of not engaging properly with the public and yet this event has been shrouded in secrecy with details only emerging a few days beforehand. Those who haven't been hand chosen to give evidence by this Labour dominated quango will have to scramble to get a few minutes during an 'open mike' session at the beginning of each meeting. Is this what Labour thinks is proper public engagement?
It will be interesting what Cllr Sarah Hayward, the Labour Leader of Camden Council, has to say about affordable housing, given the recent article in the Ham and High, which pointed out there is currently no 'affordable housing' for sale in her borough and Camden is experiencing a 'brain drain' of young talent.
My invitation for this event must have got lost in the post (!) but I look forward to seeing the interim report in January although that does seem a rather ambitious deadline if there is to be any fresh thinking.
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Quarrel ends in shooting at Pioneer Square mission; man, 82, held
An argument between two men inside Seattle's Union Gospel Mission near Pioneer Square on Wednesday afternoon ended in gunfire. One of the men was in critical condition after being shot twice; the other was arrested.
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One man was shot and a second arrested Wednesday when an argument between the two inside Seattle's Union Gospel Mission erupted in gunfire.
An 82-year-old man shot the 45-year-old victim just before noon as both men were lining up inside the Pioneer Square mission for lunch, according to Seattle police.
The victim, identified by the mission staff as Darren "Jerome" Nelson, was shot twice and was listed Wednesday evening in critical but stable condition at Harborview Medical Center, police said.
The suspect, identified by law-enforcement sources as Roger Mize, was arrested after the shooting.
The two were among the 70 or so men waiting to be let into the cafeteria for the twice-monthly lunch catered by Seattle's El Gaucho steakhouse when they apparently began arguing over money, according to shelter staff and police.
Terry Pallas, who heads the men's shelter program, said he also heard the shots might have been fired after one man pushed or shoved the other.
Police say Mize told them Nelson tried to assault and rob him.
Mize has no criminal history, according to a law-enforcement source.
Pallas credits the shelter staff, including a volunteer who wrestled the handgun from the shooter, for defusing a situation that could have been potentially more violent.
"The staff members acted heroically," he said.
Pallas said he "heard the shot and the scream" inside the community room and went to help.
John Kapshaw, who works in guest relations in the men's shelter, said Mize was not a regular at the Union Gospel Mission.
Kapshaw said he had seen him in the neighborhood but believes that Wednesday was his first time inside the mission.
Mize has never stayed overnight at the shelter, Pallas said.
The Union Gospel Mission does not allow firearms, but does not have metal detectors, Pallas said.
However, the staff will review that in light of the shooting, he said.
Pallas added that the shelter does not have surveillance cameras in the room where the shooting occurred.
The shooting is believed to be the first ever at the mission, which is more than 80 years old.
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This has really been the last straw, what we're playing now is not the League of Legends we loved. Change the summoner spells? fine I'll deal with it. Change the masteries and slightly alter the jungle? Ok, if you insist.... Alter the entire jungle drastically? No.
There's already many threads stating the likes and dislikes of the new jungle but I cannot agree with those in favor of it. The new jungle is ****. A full clear does not give you level 4, even if you decide to do a full clear and gank afterwards it is pointless since most likely the gank will fail by the nature of ghost and flash. The gank fails and you miss out on your only source of xp and gold which is minimal. You fall so far behind that all the enemy jungler has to do is farm his jungle without leaving it to create an uncountable gap of levels and strength between you.
Counterjungling is a term of the past now, you can take an enemies entire side of the jungle and it wont affect him in the slightest. Contesting camps at level 1 is an even more absurd idea now. Double golems no longer give you instant level 2 so champions with that possible route can no longer gank when the enemies are still level 1. I would say nocturne is the strongest jungler as of now. He can farm his jungle fast, and gank from it as well, this is an unfair advantage to others.
The goal was to promote all players to jungle easier even if they're not level 30, have the right champion or setup, an attempt to make most champions viable junglers. What a ****ing joke, try putting a warwick jungling vs a skarner. this creates an even wider gap between jungling speeds. By the time wariwkc finishes his entire jungle it will already spawn. Skarner can do the same but clear it almost twice as fast. This does not make warwick viable, but it makes skarner overpowered, same goes for champions with aoe clears. I managed to play a game in which i stayed in the jungle for 10 minutes straight without ganking and had more money and xp than the lanes. (I was lee sin) I also played another in which i soloed dragon at 6 minutes as lee sin. This is not a jungle you want to play in.
I dislike the new game very much, especially since I am now a full time jungler. If you share the same opinion as me, speak up, make a thread, post a comment, here, anywhere, tell a friend, it doesn't matter, be heard and get riot to change the game back to where it was. How these changes were allowed is beyond all of us, and for some reason they also allowed Ursa to join the League of Legends champion pool. I can't stand playing this game anymore, I hope they do something soon or I fear this may be the end of League of Legends for me.
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Dun worry. Guinsoo is SURE that a creative solution is possible. :S
I made a post about this earlier and it just got downvoted to the max
Solution to the jungle problem : http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1538622
EDIT: phew thanks GD i was surrounded by idiots until they all got downvoted
Ok, so.... give zero feedback to the jungling that you want changed so badly. Smart.
new jungle blows
100% agree with this
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The ball bounced, seamed and spun and the close-in catchers were in with a sniff in the first session. The surface eased out a touch after lunch yet the odd ball posed searching questions to the batsmen. Batting called for application and enterprise in equal measure.
On an engrossing day of Test cricket at the Brabourne Stadium on Wednesday, opener Tillakaratne Dilshan's 160-ball 109 underlined his resolve and inventiveness.
Kumar Sangakkara won what could prove a crucial toss and Sri Lanka progressed to a competitive 366 for eight at stumps. This surface could increasingly assist the spinners.
Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh scalped four but the hectic pace of the Sri Lankan run-getting indicated that the Indian attack could not quite zero in on the right areas when the conditions were helpful.
The Sri Lankans raced to 117 for one at lunch when the ball seamed around or spun alarmingly. The bowling lacked the precision required to exploit the conditions.
Once the moisture dried out, it became an easier track to bat on. During this phase, the Indian bowling could not quite create the pressure to prevent partnerships from developing after the relatively early dismissals of heavyweights Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene.
While Angelo Matthews – he walked in at a critical 188 for four – rode his luck with edges and slashes off pacemen that eluded the cordon, he was also offered the width and the length for the cut and the pull.
With a free-spirited approach underlined by power, the all-rounder was unbeaten on a valuable 119-ball 86 at stumps.
Matthews gradually grew in confidence and, in the latter stages of his innings, unleashed front-footed cover drives after getting to the pitch of the ball. He also cut with panache and employed the sweep to counter the spinners.
While all-rounder Matthews pulled his weight, the day belonged to the fleet-footed Dilshan.
And it was a pity that an umpiring error terminated the Sri Lankan's innings. The bat was nowhere close to an off-spinner from Harbhajan that struck Dilshan's front pad and then his chest before being held at short-leg.
Dilshan had batted with an uncluttered mind. When Sreesanth banged it in short, the paceman was hooked and pulled. When Harbhajan Singh was introduced, Dilshan took the off-spinner on, using his feet to loft over the infield. These were calculated risks.
The right-hander also played some pleasing drives in the 'V' after dancing down or created the room for the shot through covers by playing besides the line. He worked the ball around for singles and twos as well.
A fleet-footed six over long-on off left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha was an audacious strike against spin by Dilshan. And a back-foot cover-drive off Harbhajan showcased another aspect of his batsmanship.
He swept both Harbhajan and Ojha for boundaries to disrupt their length. The 33-year-old Sri Lankan would cherish his 11th Test hundred.
His was a crucial innings since Sangakkara and Mahela departed after promising much. Sangakkara nicked one down-the-leg-side from Ojha and Mahela fell into the hook track laid by Santhakumaran Sreesanth.
Sreesanth largely disappointed with the new ball but bowled a compelling spell in the afternoon when he got a few deliveries to reverse. Late in the day, Zaheer Khan sent down a zestful spell with the second new ball.
Harbhajan bowled an outside-the-off-stump line with flight, spin and bounce in the first session but there was less bite in his bowling subsequently. His line suffered too and he was swept repeatedly.
Ojha bowled well in the early stages, spinning the ball alarmingly past the right-hander's bat but his length came under scrutiny as the day wore on. He tended to pitch short, provided the batsman width.
The left-armer eventually removed a free-stroking Prasanna Jayawardene (43 off 47 balls) when the right-hander holed out after dancing down and attempting to strike against the spin but then Ojha could surely have operated with better control.
In the morning, opener Tharanga Paranavitana – 53 off 81 balls - impressed. The left-hander batted with flair and composure when the conditions were hard for the batsmen. He cover-drove Zaheer Khan with poise – his feet were moving well – and forced Sreesanth through mid-wicket when the paceman attempted the bouncer-yorker routine.
Paranavitana was eventually prised out by Harbhajan, who got a delivery to spin away from the left-hander for Rahul Dravid to hold a smart catch at slip. By then, opening pair of Paranavitana and Dilshan had put on 93 runs in just under 20 overs.
Later in the day, Thilan Samaraweera 'walked' after being pouched bat-pad at short-leg off Harbhajan; he had received a thin edge on to his pad. It was a memorable day of Test match cricket.
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Powerpoint 2010 and beyond.
Every year I get the same question from the same member of staff...
"What shall I use to make a slideshow for all the year 11 students who are leaving soon? Whenever I use moviemaker it goes wrong!"
It goes wrong because she brings the project into school but leaves all the media she has linked at home - every year.
Does anyone know of any exciting tools out there that could be used to make an interesting slideshow/display to play to all the leavers to make them cry, as they do every year?
Powerpoint 2010 and beyond.
Photostory? very simple and by default exports it all as a WMV.
Download Microsoft Photo Story 3 for Windows XP from Official Microsoft Download Centre
Thanks guys, I do tend to flip between powerpoint and Prezi myself and we have photostory on all our computers. I just wondered if we were missing out on some new software that is easy to use, for the teacher, but wowed the audience (wowed looks weird when typed out!)
Sometimes its easier for you to do these things yourself, however.
A quick note on Prezi etc. Being web based, you can't always be sure of an internet connection in every place they want to show the video. Outside, in a marquee in the middle of the sports field for graduation lunch. Nope, thought not. :-)
With Prezi if you get, or upgrade to, an Edu account (Pricing | Prezi) - it's free - you get the option to download the presentation to play offline. My .ac.uk email got me an Edu account, I assume sch.uk will too and the Swiss equivalent.
+1 for PowerPoint 2010 and its ability to export a video file too.
Sadly not, as there is no .ac.ch for Swiss international schools. We tend to just use .ch which means its difficult to convince them to give educational accounts, despite having the name of the school in the address. I've also had some experience of offline Prezi in a previous school. Wasn't that impressed TBH.
I tend to slam the photos into iMovie, and do a quick movie with default settings, randomising the transitions and adding the funky titles from the templates. Cos most don't use mac, they're wowed by it.
Serif MoviePlus - I produce the video for Leavers' Dinner ever year. I used to use Adobe Premier but we switched to the Serif package about a year ago. Brilliant piece of software.
It's got to be Animoto - Make & Share Beautiful Videos Online
Upload a load of pictures, upload a copy of 'time of your life by 'green day' and boom, you're done. It does all the funky stuff for you. Saves as a movie
I've used Adobe Photoshop Elements in the past for photo slideshows.
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2013 National Healthcare Design Awards
Category A: Built, Less than $25 million in construction cost
The 34,000-square-foot building houses a primary care clinic, a behavioral health clinic, childcare facilities, a dental clinic and a workforce community center. The co-location of these functions led the design team to consider the communal folk art of quilting and inspiration also came from the constructed paintings of contemporary Atlanta artist Radcliffe Bailey, who pieces together found objects, archival photographs and historic imagery with jazz-like effects. The design-build, fast-track project was completed, from start to finish, in 275 days. It required coordinating the participation of multiple stakeholders including the City of Atlanta and Fulton County governments, the contracting firm Whiting-Turner, Fulton County Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Emma Darnell, the Fulton County Office of Cultural Affairs, the staff of West End Medical Center and residents of the Adamsville neighborhood.
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