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Who can judge my quality of life? Here I am; aging, relatively healthy but having faced the fragility of my life through illness. What is to become of me if the lines of communication with society are severed? Who has a right to judge? If I lose my sight, hearing and ability to speak, I am still me. If I then lose my ability to taste, smell and feel, I am still me. I am still here.
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On behalf of the Calgary Catholic Medical Association and St. Luke's Catholic Physicians' Guild of Edmonton, we would like to extend this letter in support of the Catholic Bishops of Alberta and their strong stand against euthanasia and assisted suicide. Catholic physicians affirm with them that killing is not part of medicine. Catholic physicians affirm with them that killing is not part of medicine.
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It's not nice to fool Mother Nature, but Dr. Hung-Wen (Ben) Liu has been trying for more than 25 years to do just that.
When Liu began his battle against the old enemy of drug-resistant diseases, he learned that as a chemist Mother Nature is good, really good.
Just four years after drug companies started mass-production of penicillin in 1943, microbes that could resist it began surfacing, says Liu. Finding an antibiotic that can fight the big fight has become so crucial to public health that the officials at the World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are calling upon scientists and funding organizations to take the threat seriously.
"The threat U.S. officials fear is that we could be plunged back into a pre-antibiotic era as microorganisms become increasingly immune to our current disease-fighting arsenal of drugs," said Liu, who holds the George H. Hitchings Regents Chair in Drug Design in the College of Pharmacy.
In their medicinal chemistry laboratory, Liu and his team of enthusiastic graduate and postdoctoral students configure and replicate models—Mother Nature's models, that is—trying to develop weapons to use against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
The National Institutes of Health is funding his research through multiple-year grants totaling $3.5 million. He and his team are attempting to generate new antibiotics by genetically changing the original antibiotic-producing bacteria strain, thereby creating a library of novel chemical entities.
"These hybrid compounds with potentially new or improved antibiotic activity will be useful in overcoming the bacteria's resistance," Liu said.
"There are many interesting and amazing things to learn when you study biological systems, especially proteins which have catalytic activity," Liu said. "Our challenge is to use what we learn to develop a strategy to control or mimic the natural bioprocesses.
"You can always learn a lesson from Mother Nature," Liu said.
"Antibiotics save lives, but we have taken them for granted. We have had decades and decades of misuse and overuse that has led to many new strains of resistant bacteria—leaving the general population unprotected in some cases. If current medicine cannot kill bacteria—we're back to the Dark Ages."
The standard of living, of course, is higher today and the death rate may not be as high, "but if one deadly bacteria develops a drug resistance there could be a chain of events and other bacteria will develop resistance," Liu said.
Already, thousands of hospital patients die every year of bacterial infections that are resistant to the current regimen of antibiotics.
So, if you are one of those people who leave a doctor's office asking, "But wait. Where are my antibiotics?" Liu is talking about you.
Unfortunately, he is talking about far too many people—those who rush to the doctor demanding antibiotics for everything from the sniffles to a stomachache.
If you need help breaking the antibiotic habit, here's an easy checklist:
One of the most recent worries in public health is the increase of Staphylococcal infections that withstand the usual drugs. Staph bacteria spread mostly through direct contact with infected people, but also through contact with contaminated surfaces, such as towels and wound dressings. A staph infection can turn deadly.
"Tetracycline is commonly used, but if it doesn't work then you have to keep trying different classes of drugs until you find one that works," Liu said.
In their strategy to develop new antibiotics, Liu and his team try to modify the sugar component of existing antibiotics. The major thrust of the research lies at the crossroads of chemistry and biology—the interdisciplinary work involving the areas not only of pharmacy but molecular biology, chemistry and biochemistry.
"Bacteria are pretty smart," Liu said. "We will always have to come out with new strategies because there will never be a drug that lasts forever. The challenge is we have to continue to learn better ways to fight."
Liu came to the College of Pharmacy from the University of Minnesota. He received his Ph.D. from Columbia University and did his postdoctorate work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
While growing up in Taiwan, Liu was interested in chemistry and how nature works.
"I constantly wondered why does a flower have this color or why does an apple have a specific taste and smell," he said. "What kind of chemistry is responsible for that, I asked myself."
He also used to build model airplanes, configuring miniature pieces into perfect replicas of real aircraft. Through cautious construction, he could understand the mechanics of a large plane, replicate it and even alter the model to suit his purposes.
Liu now uses genes and enzymes as his modeling components. In their research, Liu and his graduate students manipulate an organism's biosynthetic machinery at the genetic level to generate new molecules.
"We alter the structure of a natural product and try and generate new or improved activity," he said.
Basically, they can turn off specific genes, shuffle genes with others, construct hybrid gene clusters and create new compounds.
"Hopefully," he said, "resistant bacteria that are immune to currently available antibiotics have never encountered these new compounds before—their mode of resistance may not work, leaving them vulnerable."
Liu is trying to develop methods for creating large numbers of active antibiotic derivatives quickly and easily so that we have many new weapons against antibiotic resistant bacterial pathogens before they are actually needed."
The lab is concentrating on scaling up and streamlining genetic engineering efforts to make a large collection of mutant strains that will help create many new antibiotic analogues.
"Even the most sophisticated radar systems are useless without an arsenal of weapons to back them up," said Liu.
For specifics about the Medicinal Chemistry research division, visit http://www.utexas.edu/pharmacy/divisions/medicinalchem.
Editor's Note: Nancy Neff, writer in the UT Office of Public Affairs, is author of this story. The article ran originally on the UT website. Liu's work continues to lead the way in reducing the threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.


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- Two squares of the main fabric, large enough to fit the embroidery hoop.
- One square of muslin or sew-in interfacing
- Piping made from your main fabric. (Learn how to make your own with DesignSponge's tutorial.)
- Ribbon (4 inches is all you need for one ornament)
- Image to bead, centered in a circle. This circle determines the size of your final ornament. Any simple dove image (or any other image) will work.
- Embroidery floss for olive branch
- Small beads
- Beading needle
- Beadstring or thread. I ended up using sewing thread and it worked fine.
- Not pictured: A circle of batting (preferably high loft, poly fill would work fine too), the size of your final ornament.
Disclaimer: I am not a beading expert. I'm sure I broke every cardinal rule of beading. But this is what worked for me!
3. Find a comfy seat and a good movie (or 6, if you're making nine of these!!) Bead the outline of the dove onto your main fabric. Then fill in the outline.
4. Backstitch the olive branch on to the fabric with the embroidery thread.
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Casie Clark: Three year old teacher
Casie has worked with Brenau Child Development Center since January 2012. She has extensive experience working with children as she has dedicated 5 years to caring for children. She has worked with 1 year olds for 4 years and afterschool children for 1 year. She often worked with other age groups when needed. Ms. Casie has been married for a little over a year. Together, they enjoy hiking, traveling, attending church and playing with the dogs. Ms. Casie is about to embark on a new journey of starting school to help her meet her career goals of being an early childhood education teacher.
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Holly has been a part of Brenau for a long time. She completed her degree from Brenau Child Development Center in Early Childhood Education in 2011. She did her internship in Kindergarten. During this time, she realized her love and passion for working with children. An interesting fact about Ms. Holly is that she has experience working with the handicapped community because of her own disabilities as well as her family's physical disabilities.
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Stephanie Clark: Secretary
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Heather Lyons: Director
I have worked with Brenau Child Development Center for 12 years. During that time, I have worked with the infants, toddlers, three year olds, Preschool 1, and as the Pre-K teacher. In 2008, I graduated with my early childhood degree from Brenau and assumed the position as Director. I have full faith in the child development center and feel good about the level of care we provide. It has been an honor and a privilege to be a part of such a wonderful center and to be a part of all these children's lives. I am currently a student here at Brenau seeking my Master's in Organizational Leadership. I have been married for 13 years to my wonderful husband. Together we have a 12 year old son and a 10 year old daughter. I enjoy spending time with them. We like to be outdoors and of course I love to shop.


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"Bob Badour" <bbadour_at_golden.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:v2Vk7.768$LE3.134318184_at_radon.golden.net...
There is an easy and complex answer to this:
easy answer:
If relational algebra is that powerful, that you can declare any possible integrity constraint, why is it not possible to have relational integrity in an OODB ?
solution a: relational algebra can describe anything - than it is possible
to have relational integrity in an OODB
solution b: relational algebra cannot describe the relations in an OODB - than we need a more powerful concept.
complex answer:
I believe, that relational algebra works also in a proper defined OODB.
If we look a typical object hierarchy:
class media
title: string
class cd < media
number_of_songs: integer
class book < media
number_of_pages: integer
one possibility to implement this hierarchy in an RDMS is to flatten out the hierarchy (Not very effective, but possible)
create table media (
obj_id integer, // a unique id to identify the object hierarchy varchar(20), // objects of class media have hierarchy "0", child objects have "0-1" .. "0-n"
// objects of class cd have hierarchy "0-1", child objects have "0-1-1" .. "0-1-n"
// objects of class book have hierarchy "0-2", child objects have "0-2-1" .. "0-2-n"
title char(20),
cd_number_of_songs integer,
book_number_of_pages integer
to ensure structural integrity you can have these constraints:
cd_number_of_songs must be null if hierarchy does not start with "0-1" book_number_of_pages must be null if hierarchy does not start with "0-2"
Now lets look at some relations:
class stock_media
media: reference to class media
items_on_stock: integer
item_in_shelf: integer
class stock
collection of stock_media
In an RDMS we could transform this into:
create table stock (
obj_id integer,
hierarchy varchar(20),
media_id integer,
items_on_stock integer
item_in_shelf integer
some integrity constraints could be:
media_id must exists in obj_id of table media if a record in media is deleted all records in table stock with media_id = obj_id must be deleted as well
What does this example show:
and finally. Of course is it possible to define relational constraints in an OODB. But most of the constraints are implemented automatically and you don't have to formulate all these things over and over again.
What about multiple inheritance ?
I prefer to define multiple inheritance with the help of interfaces and interface delegation. In this way, multiple inheritance does not change the structure of the object hierarchy.
Another myth states, that RDBMS are much more effective and quicker than an OODB. Often this myth is explained with relational algebra and the possibility to optimize queries in an RDBMS.
As with all myths, there is true part:
Relational algebra gives you the possibility to transform a query in order to optimize it.
Wrong is:
1. That all optimizations of a query are done with relational algebra. The most common optimization is to use an index. Relational algebra is used to transform the query to use the index. But the index in itself is not defined by relational algebra. (Since an index is normally a tree-structure, it has more in common with an OODB if you want)
2. You can use these techniques with an OODB as well. 3. An OODB has build in optimizations like references (a controlled shortcut for a 1:1 relation). Or collections as controlled shortcuts for joins and 1:n relations.
4. An OODB can outperform an RDMS.
-- Adrian Veith, Veith System GmbH. www.db-gonzales.deReceived on Fri Sep 07 2001 - 04:52:22 CDT
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Good practice for Kid Icarus: Uprising
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Pros: A great combination of air and ground combat that rewards the player for twitch responses and patience all at the same time. Non-stop action from start to finish with appropriate music. Has the ability to switch to Japanese dialog.
Cons: The character models are fairly bland and the dialog is cheesy at times, but you'll be too busy dodging bullets to care about it.
Other Thoughts: I had thought about purchasing this game a while back, but decided to wait until it came down in price. After reading impressions of Kid Icarus: Uprising for the 3DS that frequently referenced S&P 2, I decided to give it a shot.
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Cons: Might be too hard for some.
Other Thoughts: This is not a game for everyone, this very game is the definition of hardcore. And by hardcore I mean commitment and not giving up.
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Shaanxi, in the middle reaches of the
Yellow River and the eastern part of northwest China, has an area of more than
205,600 square kilometers. It is situated 105'29"-111'15" east longitude and
31'42"-39'35" north latitude, neighboring Shanxi, Henan provinces in the east,
Hubei, Sichuan provinces in the south, Gansu in the west, and Ningxia, Inner
Mongolia in the northwest. Shaanxi has a varied terrain. In the north are
plateaus, in the middle, plains and in the south, mountainous areas.
From north to south, the climate belongs to
semi-dry monsoon temperate zone, semi-wet and semi-dry monsoon warm temperate
zone and moist monsoon sub-tropical zone respectively. Annual temperature and
precipitation varies greatly with regions.
Administrative Division and Population
It is divided into 10 prefecture-level
cities, 4 county-level cities and 83 counties, with a population of 36.05
million as of 2000, mainly including ethnic groups of Han, Manchu, Hui,
Mongolian, and Tibetan.
Yangrou Paomo (shreded cake in beef and
mutton soup), Yulin Bean Curd, etc.
Qinqiang (Shaanxi Opera), Han Opera,
Xintianyou (a kind of Shanxi local melody), and Yangge (popular rural folk
dance), etc.
Brief Introduction
Shaanxi Province is called Shaan
for short, with Xi'an as the provincial capital. In the middle reaches
of the Yellow River and the eastern part of northwest China, Shaanxi is one of
the cradles of the Chinese nation. Lantian Man of 800,000 years ago and Dali Man
of 200,000 years ago all lived in this area. Xi'an was also the capital of 13
dynasties from the Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century -771BC) to the
Tang Dynasty (618-907). During the Tang period, Chang'an (present-day Xi'an) was
an international metropolis, attracting many scholars from Japan, western Asian
and Europe. It was officially named as Shaanxi in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
Shaanxi has well developed agriculture and
stockbreeding. In agriculture, the main products are wheat, cotton, silk cocoon,
and tobacco, while flax is the important cash crop. The main industries include
coal, machinery, textile, electronics and chemistry, etc. The coal reserve here
is among the top in the country.
Shaanxi Province is one of the central areas
of ancient civilization of China. It abounds in places of historic interest and
scenic beauty, including The Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor in ancient times,
the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty (221-206BC), tomb figures
of terra-cotta warriors and horses, the Great Wall, Xi'an City Wall, Forest of
Steles, the Tower of Big Goose, the Banpo Museum, Huashan Mountain,
Zhongnan Mountain, Taibai Mountain, and the Hukou Waterfall, etc.
Yan'an with some other places in northern
Shaanxi was the seat of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
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What to do and what to see in Costa de la Calma
- Es Castellot watchtower: The watchtower was erected in the eighteenth century to defend the area from the ships approaching Santa Ponsa bay. It is visible from Cala Blanca beach. It is a private property, closed to the public.
- Roman villa of Sa Mesquida: This archaeological site sits in Santa Ponsa bay and is among the first Roman villas excavated and protected in Majorca. Actually, it was found in the 1880s. However, most of it remained unearthed until a century later, when workers on a construction site saw it was larger than they thought.
- Landing Cross: This monument pays tribute to the Christian Reconquista of Majorca by King Jaime I. The King landed in this area of Costa de la Calma, with more than 20,000 soldiers in 143 ships approaching Santa Ponsa bay. The cross has topped the access to the bay from the south since 1929.
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by carolm_12582 28th December 2010
It seems like a good time of year to write about hope! It plays a big part in that rollercoaster of emotions that is caring, and I never realised what it was before that, or how irrelevant it seems to many in that logical, fact based world of ours.
by Boggle 17th December 2010
Every year there's one - and every year I want to bang my head on the shop counter and tell the person behind it what a complete fool they are!
PIcture the scene - we are out shopping and I see something that I want to buy for my daughter for Christmas. It is sooooooooooo easy! I pick it up and keep it behind the wheelchair at all times. When we get to the till I position the wheelchair so that she can't see what I'm buying. The item in question then stays in its bag until we get home and I can hide it.
by Anonymous 05th December 2010
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So as use hardly know anything about me I thought id tell you things about me and how I began caring for my mum (I also care for my brothers) but my mums illness affected me the most.


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Listen up.
This is your life.
You only get one – and it's happening
It's time to Choose The Life You Want.
Taking the Mortality Manifesto Pledge is the first step.
– You owe it to yourself.
– You owe it to those you love.
– You owe it to those who love you.
– You owe it to those who came before you and to those who will come after you.
– You owe it to God, Allah, the Universal Life Force, or Charles Darwin – whatever you believe put you here.
There are tons of people drifting aimlessly through life on autopilot because they don't realize just how much it matters. They are stuck in the BS.
You owe it to them to serve as an example.
I'm here to help.
My name is Patrick Mathieu and I help people to destroy the bullsh*t that stops them from choosing and living the lives they want. I see too many people living "by default" and accepting whatever they are handed. I help people to choose to live lives that are worth dying for. (That's why I have my 'expiry date' tattooed on my shoulder.)
I'm a motivational speaker, author and coach. I've been featured in a full-length documentary film and appeared on numerous television and radio programs, including Oprah & Friends (in an hour long interview with Dr. Oz.) discussing my work, helping people choose and live the lives they want.
What Do I Know About Mortality?
I am fortunate enough to know when I am going to die. I was born with multiple congenital heart defects, but amazingly I've never had any surgeries or been on any medications because of my heart. When I was eighteen years old, a top cardiologist told me that he and his team hoped I would live to be 30 years old.
"Because of the way your heart is built, it will give out much sooner than normal. We hope that doesn't happen until you're 30." – the news I was given at age 18
It took me six long and difficult years to come to terms with the news that my life was more than half over. But accepting and embracing my own mortality left me a transformed person. In 2003, I made it my mission to help other people destroy the BS that keeps from living their best life.
I took the numerals of my 30th birthday, converted them into a barcode, and had it tattooed on my arm, where it serves as a daily reminder.
Don't worry, I'm not suggesting that you get a tattoo –
you can simply take the Mortality Manifesto Pledge instead!
So How Do YOU Get Started?
You start by embracing your mortality. You need to realize (not intellectually, but deep down in the core of your being) that there's no good reason why you're alive today. No one owes you a specific amount of time on this planet, so each and every moment is bonus time. (You're starting to look worried. Don't worry. This isn't about fear – it's about GRATITUDE!)
Embracing your mortality gives you the ultimate power…
the power to finally destroy the BS that keeps you from choosing the life you want to live!
The best part is, this is a choice that you get to make over and over again, on a daily basis.
The Mortality Manifesto is a daily tool for Choosing The Life You Want.
How Do I Know This Approach Works?
I know that it works because I was forced to test it out in a real-life 'fire drill'. When you decide to take the pledge by entering your name and email address in the box below, I will send you an email back telling you about the time I had a stroke in 2006.
Why Am I Doing This?
I do this because I don't want you to end up being one of "those people" – stuck in the BS. You know, the ones who live their lives as though they're immortal – always assuming that there will be "more time". Even more dangerously, they live their lives as though there will be "enough time".
– They assume that they'll have enough time to do the things that have not been done.
– Enough time to say that things that have not been said.
– Enough time to right wrongs and heal wounds.
– Enough time to follow their true path.
– Enough time to live their life!
Does that sound like anyone you know?
So What Exactly IS The Mortality Manifesto Pledge?
I wrote the Mortality Manifesto in 2005 as a personal credo or statement of belief. When I began to share it with audiences it struck a chord with people who found that it was a very useful guiding principle to use on a daily basis. When I included it in my first book, I turned it into a pledge.
Here it is.
Read the Mortality Manifesto. Read it a few times. Let it really sink in.
Then let's both agree that today… is our last day on earth.
I'm not trying to be morbid or sensationalistic, but the fact of the matter is that there is not a single person on this earth who can guarantee you that you will wake up tomorrow morning.
Once you are ready to really commit to the truth of that statement, you are ready to take the pledge.
Simply enter your name and email address in the box below and you will automatically be emailed your very own copy of the Mortality Manifesto Pledge.
Fill it out and put today's date on it.
Then, if you wake up tomorrow, you'll begin to realize that none of the usual bullsh*t matters because it's your life.
I dare you to go back to living on autopilot once you've signed the pledge!
Then What?
Once you've taken the Mortality Manifesto Pledge, you're ready to start Choosing The Life You Want!
And that's where the 'Destroying the BS' emails come in.
The 'Destroying the BS' campaign, is about taking a few moments each Friday to reflect on your answers to the three most important questions:
And it's about ensuring that you are focused on thoughts, words and actions that will move you towards your dreams and goals. Once you do that, imagine how much more relaxed and enjoyable your weekends will be because you'll know that you're on the right track!
Every Friday you will receive an email from me. They are short and to the point. A two-minute read. Sometimes you will be given food for thought, other times there may be a suggestion for some action that you can take. (Of course, you can unsubscribe at anytime and I will never sell or share your email address.)
There's also the Choose The Life You Want podcast – subscribe on iTunes or wherever your get your podcasts.
PLUS: I'm here for you. I offer coaching services, online programs, books and ebooks over at ChooseTheLifeYouWant.com.


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Dear Santa, Please Include Mars Curiosity Rover, I've Been Good
When I was a little kid, I remember Santa brought to me a remote control car for Christmas, and like most 15-year-old boys who still believe in Santa and play with toys, I was ecstatic.
A remote-controlled car amazed me as a child. How was I able to press a button with a device in my hands, and make an object go without me touching it? I had the power and authority to drive a car anywhere within my radio frequency's limit in the grasp of my hands, and without me having to be behind the wheel.
I was able to steer the car off a porch, over a fire ant mound, and through other places I would not dare step a foot. I was awesome.
Now, only about a decade-and-a-half later, I am witnessing the ultimate remote controlled car, and that little boy in me is lighting up again. NASA is driving a vehicle around on Mars.
With this being a hot topic of space news I have written about on numerous occasions recently, that younger Lee inside me is lighting up, and not because of the possibility of finding life on Mars.
NASA engineers are able to steer a vehicle they built on Earth, on another planet. And, their toy is equipped with a drill and scoop so they can actually build the coolest sand castle Mars has ever seen if they wanted.
Lastly, the rover has the coolest tool any boy could ever want their remote controlled car to have: a laser. This Curiosity rover actually has a laser that fires off at rocks, which can help scientists assess what the Martian stones are made of.
So, we have a remote-controlled vehicle on another planet that can drill, scoop up dirt, fire a laser, and also analyze soil samples in its own built-in laboratory. My R.C. car could barely drive over a rock, and wouldn't work past about 30 feet. Also, the battery died down in about 15 minutes of use.
While we grasp that for a moment, Curiosity is only about 70 days into its Martian mission, and has already shot a laser, and scooped up some dirt. Just this week NASA announced that the rover had scooped up its third soil sample, and "delivered" it to the laboratory built inside it.
The Curiosity scoop project was halted for a minute because one of the high resolution cameras (yes it has that, and plenty of them) on it spotted a "bright object." For a while, NASA thought this object could've been a piece of the rover, and maybe even some remnants of its incredible landing back in August. However, after careful analysis, the space agency's experts determined it is a native Martian material.
With the soil being analyzed inside the onboard laboratory for the first time, we can only sit on the edge of our seat and wait for the results to appear. The beauty of the RC car being on Earth is that we were able to walk right up to it when we needed to adjust something. Now it takes a few days.
Until NASA is able to release the results of its latest soil tests on Mars, I guess I will have to update my Santa wish list this year to include a Mars Curiosity rover.
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The flamboyant rocker sang "Well, tonight thank God it's them instead of you" at the star-studded London recording session of 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' yesterday (14.11.04).
But he was left fuming when Bono's management reportedly told Band Aid 20 producers Midge Ure and Nigel Godrich that the U2's frontman's version had to be used.
Flamboyant Justin said: "We both recorded the same line. I did it better than him but his management kicked up a stink. It means politically I'm not allowed to sing it."
The long-haired rocker also revealed that Bono - who sang the line on the original 1984 single - is going back into the studio to re-record the lyric in an attempt to improve his first effort.
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Lunar tracking rate vs Sidereal tracking rate?
Posted 04 April 2011 - 03:47 PM
The reason I ask is because I have an Alt/Az tracking mount that says it only has one rate - Sidereal - but it keeps the Moon centered in the eyepiece for at least 15 minutes.
Posted 04 April 2011 - 04:03 PM
Posted 05 April 2011 - 05:58 PM
Maybe the other types of rates are needed for astrophotography?
Posted 05 April 2011 - 09:15 PM
Posted 05 April 2011 - 09:35 PM
Posted 05 April 2011 - 10:30 PM
But, what the heck is the king rate?
Posted 06 April 2011 - 01:37 AM
But, what the heck is the king rate?
AFAIK it is named after Edward Skinner King and should be used at low declinations to take account of the apparent effect of air refraction. It is certainly available on Losmandy mounts. No doubt someone will be able to explain more fully with diagrams etc.
Posted 06 April 2011 - 02:47 AM
Posted 06 April 2011 - 05:20 AM
I'm just curious as to why the moon stays perfectly centered in the eyepiece when the mount is supposed to be moving at a sidereal rate?
It doesn't. Crank the magnification as high as your telescope can support, move the scope so that just a tiny edge of the Moon is visible, and you will see the Moon move in a matter of minutes.
When you talk about the Moon being "centered," it's clear that you're using ultralow magnification. Even at 150X -- a fairly modest magnification for most telescopes -- the Moon completly fills the field of view.
Posted 06 April 2011 - 10:59 AM
My mounts have 3 rates: Sidereal, Lunar, and Solar
Sidereal: for stars and deep sky, and some planets
Lunar: for the moon
Solar (it wasn't called exactly this but it means for the sun): for the sun. Yes the sun does the same thing as the moon but slightly slower, slightly less than 1 degree per day, but if you're doing solar work it will be enough that the sun moves out of your field of view over the course of the day.
Posted 06 April 2011 - 05:19 PM
Posted 06 April 2011 - 05:37 PM
Tony, the scope I am using is a Skywatcher 80mm refractor on the tracking multi-mount. It is the same scope as the 80mm GoScope you reviewed in The March edition of Sky & Telescope. I forget what magnification I was using but the Moon was entirely in view with just a small line of sky all around it. I left for 15 minutes and when I looked again the Moon hadn't moved at all. Still perfectly centered with the same small line of sky around it. I'm assuming that means the scope is tracking Lunar not Sidereal.
Aha! Now I realize what's going on. Silly me, this should have been evident to me immediately.
The scope isn't tracking at any particular rate, as a traditional equatorial mount would. Instead, it's tracking the Moon in particular -- calculating its position periodically and doing a Go To to the new position.
Done properly, this method will keep anything centered, even an artificial satellite that takes just minutes to cross the whole sky.
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Posted 07 April 2011 - 09:07 AM
All I'm trying to do is figure out if my mount is tracking at a lunar rate or a sidereal rate.
Lunar rate for the Moon, sidereal rate for the stars, solar rate for the Sun, etc. As I said, if you're using a well-functioning Go To, you can track anything.
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Pros: Rift is very strong with PvE. The raiding is very fun, but limited to 10 to 20 man. The world/zone events are even better, they reminded me of old EQ days when there are a few hundred people working together at a GM event. The graphics are very good for an MMO. Also they added Conquest and are coming out with an Expansion soon. So, Trion is working hard to keep content fresh.
Cons: PvP is annoying. Since they have both PvE and PvP gear, you can just grind out PvP get to match high-end raid gear.
Other Thoughts: I have been playing for over a year and had enjoyed every month of it.
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Pros: The graphics are beautiful. Not Crysis graphics. But still amazing.
Cons: Sometimes the quests can get old. Not to bad though. The invasions are cool, but they can disrupt your quests.
Other Thoughts: All in all, Rift is a great game. In fact, I got the Collectors Edition for $10 during a sale! Sure, there are some bad parts, but the game was just released in February of 2011 (I know, its been in Beta for a while).
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Pros: Lots of options for doing battle even in the beginning. Leveling is fairly quick - no hassle and if it starts to feel like a grind; fight a rift. The rifts are amazingly fun and reward useful loot. PvP battlegrounds are really fun even for a beginner-you wont die constantly. Character customization is nice to play with and there is still a distinct look to the different races. For the most part the artwork is amazing and has a similar look to the surreal parts of the movie The Cell. The flexibility of creating your own playing style using the soul talent tree is great if you know what you are doing and you can still follow suggestions if you are still learning your class.
Cons: The soul talent tree can be so varied it can take longer to really learn what you are doing with it. The other side of the artwork is that it looks similar to Runes of Magic in some ways.
Other Thoughts: There are nice people and there are asssclowns just like in wow.
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Pros: Similar to WoW
Cons: Similar to WoW
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Pros: From late Beta when I joined, until after pre-release and public release, this game has had VERY LITTLE down time compared to most "launch" games. The graphics are better than most every other MMO on the market. The "immersion" factor is top notch and likely giving the other "monster" games a run for their money.
Cons: Not really a con, but deserves to be separated out.
Other Thoughts: This game came out during the PERFECT STORM. Gamers tired of the old redo's, support from the big companies nearly non-exsistant and the longing for something "new" to get into. And it hit every nail squarely on the head. I know previous reviewers complained about the community, however, I have to disagree with them to an extent. EVERY BRAND NEW GAME is hard to get community support when every other question is "tell when what the best set up is". Learn the game yourself, research your class and its capabilities. Do this, and literally, the world will open up to you.
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Pros: Good interface, I found out why it is a good interface, but that will be in cons.
Cons: The story feels like it came after the idea of the Rifts, the story feels like it came out of a children's Medieval fantasy book. Which for a MMO is a bad thing. I still don't even have a firm grasp on whats really going on.
Other Thoughts: Me and a few friends took part in the beta late, but ended up winning a copy of the game. So we were like, "Ok let's give this a shot". We somehow made it through the grind and the Rift's that stopped other leveling process and made it to max level.
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Pros: The game has one word..Immersion. When a rift starts or an invasion happens you either run or get ready for a throw down. The graphics best of MMO's.The crafting is fun, the quest lines are very interesting. I've RPGed since the 90's. These guys have a winner on their hands. I Love it!
Cons: Mobs knock you off the ride way to easy and some areas tuff to solo
Other Thoughts: This is baby MMO they just started. If its this good to start i cant wait to see what they do next.
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Was hoping for something different than what it ended up being.
This review is from: Rift: Collector's Edition PC Game
Pros: Upperscale graphics compared to other MMO's. Actually seemed like they unfilled a promise most MMO companies fail to do. However they ARE NOT up to Crysis level. My computer can run this fine but would explode with Crysis level graphics. (However I am gonna assume what the other person said the engine was. No idea if it's true though. Seen them post a few times on computer parts though so I am gonna assume they know what they are talking about when it comes to tech.)
Cons: I know MMO communities tend to be shattered and ungodly.But at times people are completely unhelpful and act like they are PROS at the main and demand to be treated as such. Getting useful information is like pulling teeth sometimes.
Other Thoughts: As for what I have read here and in the other Rift reviews. I am sad to see Newegg doesn't mod these reviews anymore. Some people have posted insane comments such as the one below. People arent entitled to be mad they got a game they ended up not liking at all? Oh noes, they are suddenly Rift's competitors spamming with negative ads. Please, get a grip people, that's insane. The immature bashing of the negative reviews just shows the class of people playing this game. Guess what it shows none of us as verified owners of Rift, with the line of thinking from the idiot below, we may as all be working for "Rift" or some "shady company"
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Very Enjoyable MMO
This review is from: Rift: Collector's Edition PC Game
Pros: Very polished game from the get-go. I'm level 25 (half way to the cap) and there has been no gaps in the questing and no need for any grinding whatsoever
Cons: Creeps can far too easily unmount you and seem to agro from way to far away.
Other Thoughts: I honestly have no idea what the person below me is smoking. For them to give this game such a negetive review makes me almost want to guarentee they are straight from one of Rift's competitors. Seems like something someone from the cold and snowy company that owns half this planet would say.
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Such as life, Riftful woes.
This review is from: Rift: Collector's Edition PC Game
Pros: Graphically nice looking.
Cons: Terrible community! I have to say these people on the servers are massively mean. For the size of the servers this is an issue. I mean in other games people would help you just to help, in this game all I get is swearing and "HA HA quit the game noob"
Other Thoughts: I really disagree with their marketing campaign, not everyone interested in MMO's or has an interest knows about WoW. I don't even play anymore yet I find out of any company their jab towards who they are trying to go up against distasteful. Specially when your product really isn't that different at all from it.
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Eric Kaun wrote:
> "mAsterdam" wrote:
>>Dawn M. Wolthuis wrote:
>>>C. J. Date has written about what he calls "The First Great
>>> Blunder" related to this question: What concept is it
>>>in the relational world that is the counterpart to the
>>> concept of object class in the object world?
>>Let's sketch those worlds:
>>At some time, ISO chose to define an object as a
>>"model of an entity, characterised by behaviour and state." and entity
>>being "a thing of interest".
>>The dynamics here are very important. Does a relational model
>>charactarise behaviour? It surely limits behaviour by means of
>>constraints. Maybe it is somehow possible to completely capture
>>behaviour in constraints on valid states and valid transitions -
>>it is not what it is meant to do.
> Why not?
The relational model is designed for large shared databanks. Is it useful, practical for something else? Nice! Go ahead, use it, abuse it. No screwdriver around? A hammer will do. But we *have* screwdrivers.
There are several models for dynamics,
some obsolete, some still in use. Now most of those models can be translated into relations, for instance a STN (State Transiton Network). But why bother if we have tools to describe specialized STN's more directly, without the overhead which is in the relational model to cope with large, shared amounts of data, in casu states?
>Characterizing (modeling) behavior is inherently difficult to
> model. Many specification languages (Z, Alloy, others) have pre- and post-
> values (e.g. X vs. X', the post-state) that work fairly well.
> A specification language meant for dynamic behavior might be Hoare's
> Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP), but I guarantee such things aren't
> in the heads of most OO programmers and language designers. Nor are
> state-transition tools.
Is 'meaning' and 'getting the predicates right' in the head of most database designers? No. So we are stuck with overly detailed structures in data we don't even know the meaning of. But some of them *do* get it right. Does OO programming suck because there are many bad programmers using OO tools? No.
>>Why throw a sledgehammer at screws?
>>Think of an object as a possibly active thing (actor) in the context
>>of a running program. This context has a severe limitation. When the
>>program stops, the object dies. In order to preserve whatever state
>>beyond the running time of the program, the object needs to preserve all
>>the data that is necessary to revive at a later time.
> And all that assumes that the object is the lexus of meaning, which isn't
> necessarily true.
Please clarify this for a non-native speaker. I read the devils's dictionary entry and it doesn't help me understand your sentence.
I'll just give some keywords:
OO: behaviour, limited scope, effective, specialized, isolated. RM: meaning, wide context, lasting, general, shared.
Very useful, both. We need both worlds. We need to communicate across their boundaries. Auch.
>>It needs to
>>prepare for reincarnation, as it were. Well, just dump (serialize)
>>the system image, and restore it the next time the (now different)
>>program is run.
>>This is exactly what Smalltalk systems used to do (still? I don't know).
>>As soon as we want to the object to *share* data with objects in
>>different programs, this scheme breaks down.
> It also holds the objects accountable to nothing at all - nothing
> declarative. The constraints in relational are important, for
> self-documentation, understanding, firewalling problems, etc.
> We're trying to manage great complexity
> (and OO apps are very complex, not least because
> of the value/variable hybrid mutation), and need to give our small heads
> tools to do so. Computers can check and enforce constraints. Constraints are
> shorter than code, and when that code is limited to a single method in a
> single object, a constraint can be spread across multiple objects and
> methods, making it exponentially (?) harder than a constraint, precondition,
> postcondition, etc.
Constraints are core to modelling (both static and dynamic), datamanagement, and programming. I think we agree on that.
>>To get back to where I left off:
>>What concept is it in the object world
>>that is the counterpart to the concept
>>of relation in the relational world?
>>A vampire's coffin, or something similar. Shared reincarnation
>>(not persistence, which disregards the sharing aspect) is
>>beyond the scope of looking at data as objects.
>>The relational model looks at data as shared pieces of information.
>>Structured and with meaning, but passive. Until some outside chain
>>of events triggers an update, "nothing ever happens" (- Talking heads).
>>Autonomous behaviour is beyond the scope of lookin at data as relations.
> Perhaps, but:
> 1) those are concerns that SHOULD be separated
> 2) there are tools for looking at each separately
> 3) as a collective, we don't use those tools anyway
> 4) objects merge both data and function
> 5) behavior is required to obey structure (else the structural rules mean
> nothing)
1). Only if we need to separate it. The separation is costly.
a. Simple administrative applications:
A database with a simple form-painter tool will do. No specialized programming language required.
b. A guestbook web-application: Any programming language wil do. No database required.
2). Ever tried to select a usable combination for a major project? 3). We are so used to them that we don't view them as tools. 4). Sure. Necessarily so. 5). As long as
> etc. etc.
> In short: I don't understand what you're getting at, but I disagree with you
> anyway. :-)
Are you sure? :-) Received on Wed Apr 14 2004 - 17:31:28 CDT
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