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Dallas Baptist University is a university that puts values student leadership. From academics, to relationships with Christ, to the workers, faculty, and classes, Dallas Baptist University values each student and…
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As a program manager, I often need to show high-level milestone charts in my presentations. These "roadmaps" usually contain dates for events, key development milestones, and other dependencies related to the project or program.
I previously used Powerpoint to manually create roadmaps and make them somewhat pleasing to the eye and easy-to-read. This was pretty painful – because every time a date changed, I needed to hand update the milestone markers, labels, and overall chart. When we started to use html to build our presentations, things got even more time consuming. So I started looking for a JavaScript library that could help me easily create and update html-based roadmaps. I found a couple of projects that looked like they had potential, including Timeline, but these are focused on reviewing material that happened in the past, and usually more about being interactive – with pictures and/or very small text. That doesn't necessary work well for a presentation.
When @brianleroux tweeted about Envision.js, a library for creating fast, dynamic and interactive HTML5 visualizations, I took a look. Envision.js is built on Flotr2, a very cool visualization library. Envision.js didn't do exactly what I wanted, but I figured that with some modifications I could modify it to do what I wanted. So I forked it and gave it a try! It's still a work in progress, but I've got it to a place where it can practically be used, although it's still not as elegant as I'd like. Below is a screenshot.
Since this is based on Envision.js, you can also interact with the roadmap – by zooming in to certain areas of time, or zooming out to get a bigger picture of what's going on. Here's a quick screencast of the interaction.
You can play with the work-in-progress by forking it on Github. My next steps are to deal with marker labels when the markers are too close together. Also, I want to make sure that most, if not all, of the visual attributes can be controlled via CSS, or at least in CSS + one JavaScript file. Please let me know what you think, and feel free to contribute!

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I like antique shops. I spent a good share of my recent vacation in out-of-state antique stores — quaint, out-of-the-way places in the South that held a myriad of memories from an area I truly love. (Don't ask me how I was able to fit four, oak dining room chairs in my vehicle on the way home ... not to mention the ones we had to FedEx!)
But I don't have to go all the way to Nashville, Tenn., to get excited about antiques. While I would hardly consider myself a connoisseur of outdated relics, I enjoy strolling through the aisles and booths in and around Bureau County's antique shops and taking step after step back in time. It's fun, and on top of that, it tends to soothe my soul a bit. After all, there's just something about being surrounded by the past that makes my heart smile.
My home is not filled with a ton of antique furniture, rather an eclectic mix of comfortable pieces that mixes today with yesterday. While the old items that live where I do mix well with newer pieces I own, I don't mind telling you I often wonder who owned those old antique shop treasures before me. Would they ever have imagined someone would treasure something they regarded as an everyday item? I don't know.
If you've strolled the aisles and booths of establishments that specialize in yesterday's treasures, no doubt you've also heard yourself utter things like ...
• "Oh, I remember this."
• "My grandma had one just like this."
• "Gosh, I sold this at a garage sale a few years ago for a dollar."
• "Wow! I had one just like this when I was a kid. I wonder whatever happened to it."
While there are always tons of items I like at antique shops, you won't ever see me on an episode of "Hoarders." Instead, I tend to be very choosy, opting for only select items that really fit into what I already collect. While I have a great passion for old dishes, they have to be really something special — not necessarily expensive, but something I really like. And they have to be useable. I don't like to buy dishes that only live in my buffet. I want to use them, enjoy them. For instance, I started a collection of egg plates many years ago, and consequently, a family dinner doesn't go by without me pulling one of my many old egg plates out and filling them with deviled eggs. Quite frankly, I'm really not a deviled egg enthusiast, but I just like the plates. Duh!
There's other stuff I like — sugar and creamers, Wallace Nutting prints, old tablecloths, leaded glass, old books ...
But there's one particular item I have never bought, yet I find them fascinating. Old postcards. I could probably sit for hours and sort through the boxes of postcards most antique shops sell. While I could care less about the picture on the front or the stamp on the back, what attracts me to them are the messages — usually written in a beautiful, long-hand script, by strangers I'll never know to strangers who have long passed out of this world.
I read those words — many of them heartfelt sentiments, and I have to wonder why a family member didn't keep that postcard as a memory. How did it end up in an antique store? It's the same thing with old photographs of families, babies — staring stoically at a camera. Shouldn't someone have wanted to hang on to those?
I guess my point to this rambling is that it's fun to take a step or two back in time now and then. It reminds us of how life used to be — easier, simpler, yet also without what we refer to today as modern conveniences.
But just remember ... someday what we have now will also line the shelves of those antique shops ... and people will browse the aisles and booths and dream about a day long ago, when life was easier, simpler ... aaahhh, the age of antiquity.


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Halos cruise vs. A's to leave Coliseum atop AL West
Weaver limits Oakland over 6 2/3 innings while offense comes up big
OAKLAND -- The critics have piled on in the wake of Garrett Richards' season-ending knee injury, proclaiming the Angels finished because their rotation is no longer good enough and their deep bullpen can't carry them. But on Sunday, in the twilight hours of a sold-out O.co Coliseum and in front of a national-TV audience, the Halos reminded us all why they may still persevere:
Their lineup is fierce, and Jered Weaver is no slouch.
The finale of this much-hyped weekend series painted that picture, with the offense amassing 11 hits in the first four innings and Weaver breezing through the first six frames in a 9-4 rout of the A's. After frustrating, nail-biting losses on Friday and Saturday, the Angels had cruised to their first victory in six games in Oakland this season, finishing their 10-game road trip with seven wins and pushing them 25 games above .500.
The Angels now hold a one-game lead on the A's for first place in the American League West -- not to mention the best record in baseball -- and exactly five weeks remain in the regular season.
"It was a tough blow losing Garrett, but we have to find a way to win regardless," Weaver said after moving to 4-1 with a 2.49 ERA in his last six starts at O.co Coliseum. "We're going to keep pushing, and keep having these guys step up and throw the ball well in place of him. We wish we still had him. He was our guy, and had been throwing the ball well all year. But this team's resilient. We're never going to give up, regardless of what's going on. It showed tonight."
A's starter Scott Kazmir entered with 14 wins and a 2.73 ERA, but the Angels forced him out of the game after recording just nine outs.
Said Kazmir: "I hit maybe one spot the entire game."
The Angels, desperate for some offensive momentum since the second half began, had the leadoff hitter on in each of the first six innings, got 12 hits and two walks from the first 23 batters, built an 8-0 lead through the first four frames and finished with a new game high in runs since the All-Star break.
"We've kind of been taking it easy the last two days," leadoff hitter Kole Calhoun said. "We were bound to break out at some point."
Calhoun had three hits, Erick Aybar and Albert Pujols each had a couple, Chris Iannetta reached three times and two of the Angels' biggest stars showed some much-needed positive signs.
Josh Hamilton hit a line-drive single in the second, turned an inside fastball into his 10th home run in the third and added a sacrifice fly in the fourth, making him 6-for-19 with eight RBIs since taking two days off to recover from a vicious slump.
Mike Trout -- with a .229 batting average in the second half entering the series finale -- dropped the barrel on a Jesse Chavez cutter in the sixth and pulverized it out to center for his 29th home run, a ball that landed in the camera well that is perched above the fence.
"I've been feeling good the last couple days," Trout said. "Just getting my foot down and getting on time, seeing it."
The Angels will see the A's again next week, for four games at Angel Stadium, then return to Oakland for the second-to-last series of the season. They didn't win this series, but they nonetheless left the Bay Area with sole possession of the AL West lead.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia called paying attention to the standings "a distraction right now," and took little satisfaction from being in first place with more than a month left.
"There are a lot of games left," Trout said. "But it's a lot better than we were the last two years. We're pretty happy about that."
Happy with a lead, Weaver relied on an effective curveball to blank the A's and limit them to four baserunners through the first six innings. He exited with two outs in the seventh, after an inning that saw him give up a two-run homer to Alberto Callaspo and a solo shot to Andy Parrino. But Weaver walked none, struck out eight, earned his 14th win and put his ERA at 3.72 through 28 starts.
Somehow, the world seems to have forgotten how good he can still be.
"He's definitely not forgotten in the clubhouse," Calhoun said. "That's one of our leaders. He competes for us every single time. Whenever Jered's got the ball, we're all confident in here. He takes that presence on the mound, and he's someone who's going to be important for us down the stretch."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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DARRYL Ritchings is starting to show signs of improvement after the injured Swindon Robins rider was brought out of sedation.
The Purton youngster suffered a head injury in a crash during the Coventry Bees meet and has been in Oxford's John Radcliffe Infirmary ever since.
Team manager Alun Rossiter was pleased with the news but said their is still a long way to go for Ritchings, who has a slight chest infection at present and is still somewhat disorientated.
"We are still very cautious, but it this is a big thing. Having spoke to his mother this is more positive than what we have had previously.
"It is slowly, slowly and we cannot rush thing things or pre-empt anything there is still a long way to go.
"The good news is that Darryl knew his daughter Poppy, and was also aware of things like his mother's birthday.
"Apparently the disorientation is normal for a youngster who has been through what he has, and it's now a case of taking things slowly day by day."
The news that Ritchings is on the road to recovery will come as a massive boost for Robins as they prepare for their Elite League double-header with Poole today.
However, one of the Abbey Stadium riders, Steve Worrall, will not be returning to Swindon for the evening meet as he heads north of the border to race for Edinburgh Monarchs in the Premier League.
The 22-year-old was set to miss both meetings with Kent Kings' Benji Compton coming in to replace, but the club have now manage to arrange to get Worrall to Scotland in time to compete for both teams.
"Rosco has been trying to find me a flight all week," Worrall said. "It is great that he has because I want to keep doing all I can for Swindon. I'm riding really well at the moment so I need to ride as much as can."
Worrall will send one of his bikes to Edinburgh this morning along with his father and mechanic, while he travel to Poole with his mother before catching a flight from Heathrow to Edinburgh.
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Ancestry.com has become the Goliath of online genealogy. With millions of digitized records, thousands of
databases and a presence (through ads or links) on practically every other family history Web site in existence, this genealogical giant dwarfs the competition—so
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County histories usually include biographies of local residents, and Accessible Archives makes 92 rare county histories from the Mid-Atlantic states accessible online.
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Drawing on state rosters, pension indexes, regimental histories, Rolls of Honor, photographs and other sources, Dick Dobbins and his crew created the American Civil War
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Although many of Footnote's databases are more historical than genealogical in nature, there's still a lot of useful content—including the Civil War pensions index;
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Some databases, such as the Civil War pensions index, provide image transcriptions that are detailed enough for you to glean the key information without having to subscribe.
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In order to make its holdings available to members everywhere, the Society has created an "eLibrary" to house digitized versions of its paper holdings. The first additions to the eLibrary
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MLB.com Columnist
Bill Ladson
Nats overcome miscues behind Zimmermann
Cabrera belts HR in Washington's 10th straight win at Citi Field
NEW YORK -- The Nationals played sloppy baseball on Wednesday night, but it didn't hurt them in the long run as they edged the Mets, 3-2, at Citi Field.
Washington made three errors in the game, and only one of them proved costly and that occurred in the fourth inning. With Jordan Zimmermann on the mound for Washington, the Mets had a runner on first with two outs, when Travis d'Arnaud hit a routine fly ball to left fielder Kevin Frandsen. It looked like Frandsen had a bead on the ball but dropped it, and Lucas Duda scored all the way from first on the play.
"It was an unfortunate play. I just dropped it. It's not being lazy or anything. I just dropped it. That stuff happens," Frandsen said. "It's one of those things you have to live with. But oh well, we came out on top."
Frandsen made up for the error in the seventh against right-hander Bartolo Colon. After Adam LaRoche's leadoff double, Ian Desmond singled to right-center field. LaRoche advanced to third on the play, while Juan Lagares' throwing error allowed Desmond to advance to second. Bryce Harper followed with a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring LaRoche. After Wilson Ramos singled, Frandsen came to the plate and hit a sacrifice fly to left field, scoring Desmond and making it a 2-1 game.
"You could dig yourself a hole or you can be a man when the team needs it," Frandsen said. "Fortunately, I had a chance to have a big at-bat. I got the guy in."
Zimmermann was excellent on the mound. He lasted 6 1/3 innings and allowed the unearned run in the fourth. But he had to exit the game in the seventh inning because of poor defense behind him.
Duda reached on an error by LaRoche at first base. LaRoche didn't know whether to field the ball on one hop or catch it in the air. The confusion allowed the ball to go past him.
"I don't know what I was trying to do. It was not the right thing," LaRoche said.
After d'Arnaud flied out to right field, Matt den Dekker singled. With Lagares at the plate, Ramos tried to pick off den Dekker at first base, but LaRoche wasn't even close to the bag and the ball went past him to put runners on second and third.
There were mixed signals on the play between Ramos and LaRoche, who even joked about the situation.
"Typically, I get [Ramos] through my earpiece and [the earpiece] must have shorted out," LaRoche said.
After hitting Lagares with a pitch to load the bases, Zimmermann was taken out of the game in favor of Drew Storen, who prevented the Mets from scoring by getting Wilmer Flores to hit into a fielder's choice and striking out Kirk Nieuwenhuis to end the threat.
"That's our 'pen. Drew is a huge piece of that. Our 'pen has been so reliable," Frandsen said.
By striking out Nieuwenhuis, it showed how effective Storen's changeup can be.
"It's a big pitch for me with lefties. ... In a big spot like that, I've been using it all year," Storen said.
In the eighth, Washington added to its lead when right-hander Jeurys Familia allowed a solo home run to Asdrubal Cabrera to make it a two-run game. Cabrera is now on a seven-game hitting streak.
"His approach is right. He got a slider tonight that he hit over the fence," manager Matt Williams said. "But you have seen three or four base hits the other way. That's key for him. He is comfortable in the 2-hole. He won't be there all the time, but he is comfortable there, too. That allows him to relax a little bit."
After Storen left the game, Tyler Clippard tossed a scoreless eighth, but it looked like Rafael Soriano was going to have a game similar to the one on July 28 against the Marlins. In that game against Miami, Soriano was only able to get one out before the Nationals lost the game in extra innings.
Against the Mets, Soriano pitched as if he was in the same situation. The first batter he faced was d'Arnaud, who homered over the left-field wall to make it a one-run game. den Dekker came to the plate and singled to center field. Lagares tried to bunt but popped up to Soriano. Wilmer Flores followed and singled to center field to put runners on first and third. After Eric Young Jr., pinch-running for Flores, stole second base, Washington pulled the infield halfway in. Eric Cambell then hit a ground ball to shortstop Ian Desmond, who threw to Ramos to get den Dekker at the plate.
However, the umpires initiated a crew-chief review to determine if Ramos illegally blocked the plate, a potential violation of Rule 7.13. After about a minute, the ruling was confirmed.
"I think that [Ramos] swipe-tagged [den Dekker] and kind of got out of the way. In past years, a catcher could just sit down on the plate, but he gave him some space and swipe-tagged him out," Williams said.
Soriano then picked up his 27th save after Curtis Granderson grounded out to end the game.
"I wanted to be up. I was confident for it," Granderson said. "Soriano made his pitch. I ended up getting a pitch that wasn't necessarily one I could do much with."
The Nationals felt lucky they won despite their bad defense. They remain five games ahead of the Braves in the National League East race. Atlanta won its game against the Dodgers, 3-2, at Turner Field.
"Over the last couple of months, the defense has been good. We are going to have games like [today] once in a while," Williams said. "The fact we were able to overcome it was key. We want to play clean baseball and don't give them extra outs. Any team can beat you with extra outs, especially against these guys. We were fortunate tonight. That happens. If you get in that situation, you just have to overcome it."
Since June 28, 2013, the Nationals are 11-1 at Citi Field, including a 10-win streak.
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the time. He also could be found on Twitter @WashingNats. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Renovation. Transportation. Visitation. Commercialization. … Ball of Confusion.
That's what the Rangers' season is destined to be. (Apologies to the Temptations).
The 2011-12 season is going to be a challenge, for sure, for a Rangers team looking to jump out of that perennial 7-8-9 seed dogfight in the East, a fight that had them eliminated in a shootout after their final game in 2010, and had them qualify hours after their final game, watching on TV as Tampa Bay beat Carolina last spring.
This year promises to be different on the ice. It sure as heck is going to be different off it. The Rangers will:
A) open their season with two games in Europe as the NHL continues to push its global product;
B) play their first seven games on the road, including a Western Canada trek, as Madison Square Garden undergoes its massive renovation;
C) play in the NHL's Super Bowl, the Winter Classic at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia Jan. 2;
D) and, therefore, be subjected to HBO's invasive all-access cameras and microphones for the first half of the season, which ought to be a laughtrack once bombastic coach John Tortorella gets annoyed.
Distractions? Only if the Rangers let them be. Excuses? The Rangers promise they won't look for them, but if the they start slowly or poorly, these would certainly be legit reasons.
It won't be easy. On the other hand, if the Rangers can handle all of these stepping stones and speed bumps, they can all be team-binding, can all be character builders and revealers.
In 2008-09, the Rangers started the season in Europe, fell apart at midseason, fired coach Tom Renney, hired Tortorella, squeezed into the playoffs and blew a 3-1 lead in a first-round loss to Washington.
But plenty of teams have gone across the ocean to open the season — which is good for hockey, good for the league, good for the teams, and sells loads of merchandise — and had huge success.
Each of the past three Stanley Cup champions — Pittsburgh ('09), Chicago ('10) and Boston ('11) opened their seasons in Europe.
And, you may recall, the 1993-94 Rangers went to England for a two-game preseason series … and that team did OK.
Likewise, the Winter Classic has been a springboard for success, if not immediate, then soon.
Pittsburgh played in the '08 Classic and won the Cup the following season; Chicago and Detroit played in the '09 Classic, and the Red Wings went to the final that year, the Blackhawks won the Cup the following year. Philadelphia and Boston played in the '10 Classic and the Flyers went to the final that year while Boston won the Cup the next year. In '11, Pittsburgh and Washington played in the Classic and went nowhere, but maybe this year is the payoff for one of those teams.
At the very least, the whole itinerary ought to be a learning experience for a Rangers team that is still very young, has a new leadership group — first-year captain Ryan Callahan, first-year alternate Brad Richards, second-year alternate Marc Staal, and guys who became leaders without letters last year: Brandon Dubinsky, Brandon Prust, Brian Boyle, Dan Girardi among them.
"This is what we want to do," Tortorella said. "We have a captain that's come through our system."
"Absolutely," he said. "Absolutely. In a cap world, and where we're at right now, I think it's huge as far as how (the players) feel about it … how we're going to go about our business, not just for one year, but as you go along. That's why I'm excited."
But expectations come with that excitement. This team should be better than last year, but so should many teams in the East, including some who didn't make the playoffs last year, and one right across the Hudson River.
"I just want us to grow in all areas," Tortorella said. "I think we're in a different level of the process. We've kept our kids. Glen (Sather) has done a great job keeping our nucleus and our core. I think they've grown. I think they need to continue to grow. We've added Mike Rupp, we've added Brad Richards, veteran guys. I think we've upped our talent level.
"I think we're in the next step of the process of being the best we can be."
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If I'm working on a development site, I set the hosts file to point to my version of the website. However, there are times I'd like to simultaneously have the current live site open at the same time so that I can transfer over content etc.
I don't want to be constantly commenting out the hosts file and flushing the DNS and thought that I might be able to access the live site by its IP address rather than domain name but it's timing out. Same happens when I ping the domain name through command prompt.
I just wandered if anyone had any ideas for an alternative way to approach this. I've tried dropping the www but it still redirects and then picks up my hosts file which sends it back to my version.
Hope that make sense and thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Why not just used a different host name for your development site? What I would do is add an entry in hosts like,
127.0.0.1 dev.mysite.com
So that the dev site would always point there, and I can still load the live site simutaneously
Hi Pip,
That's a simple but brilliant solution that I'm embarrassed not to have thought of myself!
Many thanks.
Not to worry. We all have our moments and as developers, tend to always try and over complicate things. But it's the simple ways that tend to work best
Why bother with hosts, just use an alternate port.
Must say, I do prefer the hosts approach. Quick and easy.
The port thing would also do the trick, but I hate having to do the "domain colon port" thing when accessing my sites. Preference I 'spose


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The latest Showcase feature profiles the Summer House in Austria by Judith Benzer Architektur, the design of which is oriented by the cubature of the Kellerstöckel (wine house), typical of the Southern Burgenland region. stroke123 liked it but wondered "how does the roof shed water? Waterproof membrane and concealed gutters and downspouts?".

 The latest Showcase feature profiles the Summer House in Austria by Judith Benzer Architektur, the design of which is oriented by the cubature of the Kellerstöckel (wine house), typical of the Southern Burgenland region. I particularly loved the detailing for sharp edges of the cubature which are formed by copper corner plates. stroke123 liked it but wondered "how does the roof shed water? Waterproof membrane and concealed gutters and downspouts?". While Andrew Chaveas complemented the "great compilation/composition of materials" yet still thought H&dM has a better commentary on the "house", here referring to that firm's House in Leymen.

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Agnes: My experience would suggest trying a different type of chemo regimen. Due to the fact it has mets tells me it is systemic. I know you probally have heard this before, but different chemo regimens work differently on individuals with cc. I would discuss the options with your Oncologist. I have had operation, 3 different regimens of chemo and 3 weeks of 3D radiation on my liver. I am about to begin a 4th regimen of chemo (Oxaliplatin and xeloda tablets). One thing I have come to understand when my cancer returned and mets and is still lingering, is it's not my fault and it's not because I'm not being positive or trying hard enough. It is the CC and it has to be confused with different treatments; chemo, relaxation, diet. Also , as best as possible keep the anxiety and stress levels low. Consider prescription anxiety and sleep aids. In my opinon cc strives on the adrenaline created from stress and anxiety as well as causing your other body organs to go haywire.
Tell your husband to keep his chin up and consider discussing another chemo combination with Oncologist. Many times I have thought about just let nature take it's course, but I'm just to darn stubborn I guess.
P.S. Agnes, March, 2007 will be 8 years since first diagnosed THERE IS HOPE!
ty you Jeff G 'Good luck and bless you
In my case, about a year after the liver resection, tumors metastized back to the remaining half of the liver, and, at that time, I was told no more operations could be done. So in subsequent years I've been on 5 clinical trial chemo programs, some which worked for awhile and some which did not work, and 2 surgical procedures -- with the most recent being insertion (in November) through a catheter of radiation beads into the liver -- which stablized tumor growth as seen in a CT scan in December.
The most encouraging thing is that during the time I've had CC new treatments have continually become available.
Jeff G mentions stress and anxiety -- which is my middle name -- long before I had CC. So I deal with that the best I can, but I guess it's just my nature. I'm too impatient to sit around a lot, and I am able to get involved in new and exciting projects which are very stressful but frequently in a positive way, and they also keep my mind off my medical concerns.
Good luck and keep a positive attitude.
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Broadcom's pre-CES Sneak Peek: BCM 43341 NFC Combo Chip and More..by Ganesh T S on 12/13/2012 11:00 AM EST
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SilentSin - Thursday, December 13, 2012 - linkAll I keep hearing about this wrt JellyBean 4.2 and phones is that it's "not quite there yet". Why does this open standard seem so closed walled? I can understand that they would want to do closed trial runs with certain devs and manufacturers first, but at this point there is no SDK or API or even example code to look at for how to implement the wireless display tech, just Wifi Direct demos and libraries that have to do with file transfer and such. If there was more to work with the guys at xda or other developers would have had this running months ago. Things like the Android Transporter have been hacked together but that is fairly unusable in its current state for phones. I've also yet to hear anything about application development in the x86 PC world. Miracast dongles and Wifi Direct TVs have been around for awhile now, the lack of software support is extremely disappointing. Reply
extide - Thursday, December 13, 2012 - linkI wouldn't be surprised if it has to do with the overhead from doing real-time H.264 compression. A low power ARM just isnt going to cut it, you will need a dedicated IP block to do the H.264 encoding. Reply
jeffkibuule - Thursday, December 13, 2012 - linkHopefully we'll see more NFC interactivity between operating systems next year. I'd like to see NFC on Android, Windows Phone, Windows 8, and other embedded systems all place nice with each other. Reply
amdwilliam1985 - Friday, December 14, 2012 - linkI'm looking forward to see more miracast dongles offer at the beginning of 2013. I am so ready to buy one to mirror my Nexus 7's screen onto my HDTV. Just release them already for <$100 :) Reply
overzealot - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - linkYou used the acronym NFC nearly 20 times, but didn't give the expansion of it.
Had to Google to find out what the hell this article was about.
:( Reply
lmcd - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkI guess since it's been in a lot of cell-phone articles over the last year, but then again it usually isn't explained there either. Reply
lmcd - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkHonestly, the idea that you don't have *some* smarter device on the other end is disturbing. Just make Google TV sync up with whatever Android device is connected (and in the process, force Google TV and phones to stay up to date to support that connectivity. TWO BIRDS DOWN!). And make a PS3 app, and maybe even an XBox 360 app. There, half of America supports your wireless display system. Reply
hmurchison - Monday, December 31, 2012 - linkBut it truly is a technology that is a solution in search of a problem. Perhaps Broadcom adding this to a combo chip will help smartphone developers to add without incurring significant cost increases.
I think the main issue is that everything NFC does can also be done with other technologies like Bluetooth. It has no killer feature where they can proclaim "no one else does this but us"
Fix that issue and you may have a chance. Reply


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EVERYONE is invited to stretch their legs at Surf Beach this Sunday for the second annual Run Kiama for neurofibromatosis (NF).
The event will start at 8.30am with participants following a 4.2km figure eight loop to the lighthouse and back, then to Kendalls Beach and back.
Event organiser Julia Szulerowski said participants could walk or run anything from a single lap to a half marathon - it will not be a race and no times will be kept.
Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. Money raised from the event will go to the Neurofibromatosis Association of Australia - neurofibromatosis (NF) is a genetic condition causing benign tumours to grow on nerves, bones, skin, the brain and the spinal cord.
Pressed against the optic nerve, they can damage sight.
There is currently no cure, but Ms Szulerowski hopes to raise awareness of the condition - last year's event raised $6000.
"It's one of the most common genetic disorders, but very few people know about it," she said.
Ms Szulerowski and her daughter, Jessica, were both born with the NF1 and have undergone countless operations between them to remove tumours.
Registration is $20 for adults, $15 for school-aged children, $45 for families and if participants wish to register a team, the cost is $20 per person.
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WINCHESTER licensing chiefs have approved an application ahead of a deal that will see a well-established venue change hands.
Café Centro, on the corner of St George's Street and Parchment Street, is being bought by James Mitchell, whose family run Nicola's Tea Shop Romsey.
Cafe Centro will now become Nicola's Tea Shop Winchester, and Mr Mitchell has been granted his wish to screen films downstairs in the basement.
Current planning permission already entitles him to have a live singer downstairs and he can also serve alcohol until 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights.
At a meeting in the Guildhall on Monday (March 3), William Sclater, a resident of Parchment Street, expressed concern.
"It's one of those streets where we have to get a good balance, it's largely residential and there are a lot of young families.
"There is concern about it becoming a late night bar," he said.
But Mr Mitchell was granted the licence on the basis that films would be shown only in the basement, and he told the meeting that alcohol would be served as option for diners and that the venue would not become a bar.
Speaking afterwards, 24-year-old Mr Mitchell said: "I'm very happy with this. I'm delighted. We're just finalising the agreement (to take over the cafe) this week." The area around Cafe Centro has been a source of contention in the past.
In 2011 civic chiefs scuppered plans to revamp it and create an outdoor continental-style café area.
Traders in St George's Street led by Tom Romita, of Tom's Deli, campaigned for refurbishment, but it was dismissed by the then-council leader, Cllr Kelsie Learney.


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The arts' role in healing
Workshops offer valuable therapy for cancer patients, others
Published: Saturday, September 14, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
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Every time Elif Akcali makes a paper crane, she gets a lump in her throat.
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For the fine artist and University of Florida engineering professor, folding the cranes into being began as an act of memorializing lost loved ones in her native Turkey.
"In Turkey, when somebody dies, we pray 40 times," Akcali said, recalling a moment of loss last year. "I don't pray, so I thought that I could make 40 paper cranes instead."
She got the idea looking at a mobile of paper cranes that a little girl next door to her in Gainesville had made for her out of sympathy for one particular loss that was especially difficult on Akcali.
"As soon as she walked in, I had tears in my eyes," Akcali said. "It's a lot of work for an 11-year-old girl to fold 40 paper cranes."
Nowadays, Akcali folds an average of 54 cranes each day — often at night, after days of teaching college students industrial engineering. As she folds away — at a clip of about a minute and a half per crane — she listens to the Dvorak symphonies or the Chopin Nocturnes.
"The act itself (of folding cranes) is a meditation. It's very soulful," Akcali said.
The arts accomplish many things, and healing is one of those, Akcali said.
Akcali was transmitting that message Thursday evening to members of an art therapy workshop at UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital, where she helped about a dozen people — including her own students and a cancer patient — turn squares of colored banana paper into delicate paper cranes.
The workshop was part of a series of weekly arts and writing workshops held at the cancer hospital and is aimed at cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Funded by a grant from the Livestrong Foundation, Shands artist-in-residence Dylan Klempner coordinates the workshops and invites local artists in to conduct them.
"Cancer is the thing that we are all mindful of, but when we walk through that door, I want people to focus on the activity at hand," Klempner said.
And notably on Thursday, the word "cancer" didn't come up during the workshop.
Afterward, participant Liz Kinley, a breast cancer patient who recently finished her last treatment and is on the road to recovery, said she found the workshop challenging because of the level of concentration involved in making 24 folds into a finished crane.
"It was hard because I have no memory," Kinley said, explaining that she has a bit of "chemo brain," a condition in which chemotherapy drugs affect patients' cognition.
But she left smiling and with two cranes in hand and said she'd like to come back for other workshops.
For participant Rachel Roman, the workshop was an opportunity to experience it before she possibly teaches her own in poetry in medicine. The Masters of Fine Arts graduate in poetry is about to intern with Shands' Arts in Medicine program, the umbrella program for the workshop and several other arts initiatives.
"I would like to engage all types of patients," Roman said. "So I am looking at everything from kids' stuff like poetry coloring books to poetry out loud."
Roman learned about the Arts in Medicine program the same way Klempner did: through a PBS documentary filmed at Shands in 2008 called "Healing Words: Poetry and Medicine." The film tells the stories of patients whose lives were dramatically changed by incorporating poetry into their recovery process.
"I couldn't get the film out of my mind," said Klempner, who holds two MFAs — in fine arts and non-fiction writing — and hails from an artistic family who also has been affected by cancer.
Thinking about his own artistic process, Klempner said he wanted to find a way to unhinge artistic expression from the ego, so he began studying Asian cultures, where the arts have a healing role.
That exploration led him to the Shands Arts in Medicine program, one of several around the country that strive to help patients heal through the arts.
"When you come to the hospital, we take away your clothes; we tell you when to eat, take your medications, draw your blood, when you can have visitors. You give yourself over to an uncomfortable situation because you want your body to be cured," Klempner said. "What better than an artist, who is not committed to your medical outcome, to help you on a creative journey?"
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My three picks would be a late season mule deer hunt in Nevada (area 071), a late season elk hunt in Nevada (area 072) and a whitetail hunt in Central Kansas! believe it or not after 10 years I just drew the two Nevada tags and I drew Kansas earlier. Now to find the time!!!
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- All-female Kenyan village houses abused women
All-female Kenyan village houses abused women
By Al Arabiya
In the Samburu District in the Rift Valley Province in northern Kenya lies a village that is only inhabited by women who, in some form or another, have been victims of male abuse and were forced to leave their homes.
The story of the village of Umoja, which means "unity" in the Swahili language, goes back to 1990 when 15 women from the Samburu district formed a group called the Umoja Uaso Women's Group.
Members of the group, who focused on women's empowerment, decided to create and sell handcrafted products to be able to provide for themselves. They were, however, constantly harassed by men in their society who were against the independence of women.
To escape growing persecution, group members, led by the charismatic Rebecca Lolosoli, decided to leave their homes and establish a village for themselves, away from men who only seemed to want to subjugate them.
The village proved a great success and was gradually turned into a place where any Kenyan woman who has suffered gender-based abuse could come live.
Residents of the village are women who were raped or sexually assaulted as well as underage girls escaping forced marriages. There are also widows who were mistreated in their communities. The village has also become a provider of political asylum as several women fleeing tribal violence in the Turkana District, also in the Rift Valley Province, choose to live in Umoja.
Villagers here earn their living by selling their handicrafts as well as from a cultural center they established. They agreed to use all their earnings to provide for the entire village.
In addition to food and basic needs, revenue is also used for medical care and for maintaining a school that teaches reading and writing to young girls and illiterate women and offers training on a variety of skills.
Umoja is governed by a set of rules the women established. In addition to banning men from living in the village, all female residents should be treated as equals and should respect each other. They are also required to wear their traditional costume and accessories at all times in order to preserve the cultural heritage of the village.
The only males allowed to stay in the village are children who were born or raised there.
Umoja residents are not against having men in their lives in principle. In fact, many young women are planning to get married and have families. The only difference is that they are determined to do so on their own terms to ensure that their rights are never violated again.
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Just a quick issue im coming across at the moment with a wireless PCMCIA card locking up.
It would seem to be affected when i try to locate any wireless network either in Konsole or Wireless assistant, never had this issue when working with Backtrack2 so it seems a little strange.
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I have an image, it's have got the green border and 9 red points at one as below:
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Your image link is broken. Why have you posted this in the .Net forum?
I need some advices for this. I want to use c# to do. If I post wrong, please delete or remove. Thank you!
This is my picture:
I assume you'd need a graphics program to create something like that—such as Photoshop ... unless I'm missing the point here.
So I still don't understand what you are trying to achieve. Are you trying to make an image so it can be resized within the browser so you want the 9 red points around the image so the user can drag the image in any direction?
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TRAINER Neil Mulholland is aiming to turn his Conkwell Grange Stables, near Winsley, into a West Wiltshire powerhouse.
The 33-year-old former jockey celebrates his two-year anniversary at the base this June and is already celebrating a successful start to the New Year.
Mulholland-trained duo Hopatina and Primacy got the year off to the best possible start with victories at Southwell and Wolverhampton respectively on January 6 before the Irishman was celebrating a double victory the next day, with Mr Burbidge and Pass The Time triumphing on the flat at Southwell.
Midnight Sequel notched up another victory at Kempton on January 15 and the Wiltshire-based trainer is hoping that there is a lot more success coming his way.
"I've been a trainer for five years and we'll have been here two years in June," said Mulholland.
"I was based down off junction 27 of the M5, near Wellington in Somerset, but we needed to find some bigger facilities.
"Conkwell is a great place to be based, especially since a lot of my owners live nearby. We've even got a few horses that are owned by Mick Burbidge, who is from Winsley.
"As time goes on, we want to get more and more local people involved because we offer ownership from £150 a month, all the way to full training fees.
"It's been a great start to the year on the track and I've had a lot of runners do well, so hopefully that continues."
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I would not even consider buying any tv for my living room under 47". I am just wondering what the benefit of having an apple tv will be? What the resolution will be? I already have an apple TV, so I wonder whats gonna be the selling point of this tv other than it being shiny and new....?
I'd buy nothing less than a 52 inch. I'd prefer 55 or 60 inch.
And they will be insanely expensive. Like refi everything and take out a second mortgage while blowing the kids college fund expensive.
This is just another ******** rumor since the guy that runs this site had nothing else to post. Do you really think Apple is dumb enough to entire a market where 42 and 50 inch TV's dominate with a 32 and a 37 ?
I certainly hope this new TV can do a *lot* more than what the Apple TV set-top box does. And even then, I don't think I'll buy this TV as it's too small, even for the bedroom. I enjoy excellent picture quality, and I'm guessing at these sizes, that's not the biggest concern.
I'm fairly sure this would be a pilot study. Bigger television sets hold high production costs and therefore would be a waste of investment if the product flops. But I for one would rather a 32" to 42" in my bedroom because a 42" would be far too big anyway; like previously mentioned, seems like they are targeting a teenage/young adult/student demographic who spend a great deal of time in their somewhat small bedrooms.
I'm looking forward to seeing what sort of innovation Apple could introduce to the consumer television market and will definitely be waiting before buying a new television :P
This is a market apple can't price too high curse people will just by another tv and add the apple tv box to it! But apple can make their money from the sales! Cause unlike Netflix apple already have a very big customer base and the studios need money so they will come on board at least in the uk they will! Most providers in the uk are actively moving to online via ps3, Xbox 360's and normal Internet
I'm thinking more like a 46" iPad + tuner + 2 HDMI inputs.


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