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Is a 500w PS enough to power a:
gtx 580
various PCI cards
I thought so but then I noticed the 580 states that it requires a 600w PS.
If it's a quality, modern (<3yrs old) PSU, most likely it'll be fine. But if the PSU is older, or low-quality, then no. Video card manufacturers spec PSUs under the assumption that you either bought a piece of crap or you're rocking a dual-Xeon, triple-SLI system.
What does it put out on the 12V rails? That's pretty much all a modern system uses.
And 580s are power hungry beasts.
Its a new Thermaltake TR2 W0379RU 500 w. Hopefully itll work without issue.
72% efficiency? How ancient is this unit? Modern units are 90% efficient or more, even slightly less modern units still hit 82% or 85% efficiency...
+12V1 being +25A and +12V2 being +18A... it depends how the rails are split (if they are at all). In theory 500W is enough, but Thermaltake isn't known for very good PSU's and a PSU design that old would concern me.
My overclocked 2600K, 580GTX and 4 HD system draws 80W at idle and 240W in games. You'll be fine as long as it's a modern model and a good brand.
edit: looks like it might be an older tt? technically it should be OK, but it's a thermaltake and it's older, 2 things working against it.
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Thermaltake TR2 line of PSUs != quality
Nice power consumption #s tho, very useful. Are those at the wall?
Yeah, just a Kill-A-Watt from newegg. When I had a pair of 580GTXs in SLI, it was 560W, from the wall. That's how I found out a 650W X650 could run SLI'd 580s without trouble.
Assuming 90% efficiency, the supply is really only putting out about 500W, well under its capability. I think if I did it though, I'd grab the 750 juuuuust in case.
Nice. I wish I gamed enough to justify a pair of GTX580's.
And yeah, while a Seasonic X-560 should be fine putting out 500W DC (with 60W of headroom it's under 90% of capacity), if you can afford a $1000 video card setup I wouldn't feel too bad about forking out the extra $30 for an X-650 or X-760 either.
Well, I just got all my stuff and hooked it up. 580, MB, HD, DVD, TV card, CPU, wireless. I got about half way through windows setup when I hear a pop and all is dead. I think I blew it up. No power, no lights, no nothing. If I had known TT was so lacking I never wouldve bought the pile. Thats what I get for not doing my research. Hopefully it didnt take anything with it.
So when I go to frys to replace it what brand should I be looking for?
Fry's? Ugh... umm...
Antec High Current Gamer 620W is $78.99 on Frys.com (the 520W is better sized but for $7 more, get the more capable one), not sure on in-store price. Corsair TX650M is $94.99AR.
Guess I could complete the thread. Went to Frys weeks ago and got a 750W Antec HCG. All is well. Thermaltake sucks.
Hijacking this thread to ask my own PSU advice:
I currently have a 750 W PSU. My build runs:
6gb of ram
2 HDs
2 optical drives
I just bought an additional 6gb of ram, and another 5770 to use in crossfire.
Should I upgrade my PSU, or is the 750W unit fine?
I'm trying to use a couple of the online PSU calculators, but I can't seem to get any consensus between them.
You could probably run that rig off 500W, I have one i7-920/12GB (6x2GB) rig here in the lab with a 5770 (or was it 4770?) and five 7200rpm harddisks off a 430W PSU, and the PSU doesn't even break a sweat.
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This system allows users to define their own workflows, making it easy to maintain the most current information on trading partner requirements, inventory rules, customer demands, and ever-evolving order profiles. Since all events are time-stamped, users can identify and track changes.
Another notable aspect of proVision WMS is its flexible business logic controls. Warehouses can choose the appropriate permissions, RF prompts, units of measure, pick planning, and even define event-based processing.
This product is designed for warehouses that need improved efficiency in their operations and better inventory control. It provides a connection between resources and information, coordinates customer service, order fulfillment, and worker productivity and gives managers comprehensive data reporting to make better business decisions.
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Their necks craning sideways, eyes straining to see, Gary and Janice Gard cast a long, inquisitive look at the structure while on their Wednesday walk.
Another step or two and the Gards, of 324 Reed Road, peered back again at the work in progress at the corner of Burbank and Reed roads.
And why not? It's not every day you see a a 6-foot-tall, half-ton decorative fountain inside a 25-by-35-foot pond embraced by stones bearing the Ten Commandments.
"On a hot day you walk by there and it is relaxing, it's cool," Gary Gard said of the landscaping project under way at the home of Jim and Nancy Zeiter. "It's a nice setting, it's nice looking and it's a very peaceful place."
"I haven't seen any like it," said Janice Gard. "I even took pictures and sent them to our daughter in California."
Maybe it's the size of the pond that grabs your attention initially. Perhaps it's the large stone set in the middle of it all, outside the pond, with "Jesus is the rock of our salvation" painted onto its craggy face.
Whatever, the pastoral scene is drawing plenty of attention from auto and foot traffic in the area.
That is the purpose, according to the Zeiters, who say they did not set out to build anything remotely resembling their pond.
"I never dreamed it would be this big," said Nancy Zeiter, who works as a nurse. "But we believe God had a hand it that."
"Nancy wanted a fountain, but not one like that," Jim Zeiter, who drives truck, said of buying the fountain for their wedding anniversary. "It was for our first anniversary. I thought a fountain should say something, and that one does."
"My idea of a fountain," countered Nancy, "was just a little fountain with children and an umbrella. That's what I thought I was getting."
What she got was a massive concrete fountain, that after it was installed last year, generated an overflow of water. Which, in turn, created an overflow of amazing coincidences that have now "consumed us," said the Zeiters.
"The day before we started digging the pond, we needed (used) carpet underneath to protect the pool," said Nancy. "The first place we went to had just enough carpet for Jim to pick up and put in his truck.
FROM BEHIND you get a better idea how big the Zeiters' pond is. Mike Schenk photo
"It covered the pond perfectly. And it came from a church in Orrville. We thought, 'What are we being told?"'
Then there was an accident where a lady drove onto and damaged the Zeiters' property. After the excavation was finished, they received an insurance check for nearly the exact amount as the digging.
When the size of the pond required additional tubing, they were unexpectedly given $100 by Jim's father, who sold Jim's old mower he had been using. That too covered the tubing just right.
When a $40 check that was to go to a church retreat was unexpectedly returned due to cancellation, that covered the river rock to go at the bottom of the pond.
"We don't believe all these are coincidences," Nancy Zeiter said. "We believe we are supposed to do this. We don't know if it's supposed to bring our town together, if it's to bring our neighbors together, or for people to get back to Christ again.
"We don't know what it's for, but we'll be told, I'm sure," she added.
Nancy Zeiter says that with conviction. She says the Lord has already instructed her in several instances in regard to the pond, such as the mini-stone tablets surrounding the water.
"Three nights in a row I dreamed I was painting the Ten Commandments on rocks, so the children could understand them," said Nancy. "So, here they are."
Writing on those stones, nearly all hauled by hand, by Jim Zeiter, from a local gravel pit, is another story.
"I didn't know how to paint stones," said Nancy. "We went to the paint shop, the craft shop -- they didn't know how to paint them so we could keep them. So Jim went to work at 1 a.m. one morning and I couldn't sleep and something just said 'Look in your craft books.'
"I went downstairs, pulled out a March 1999 book and when I opened it there was 'Making your dream stones.'
"It told me to use acrylic paint and a sealant. It was amazing."
Besides the obvious uses as a fill and for aesthetics, though, the Zeiters weren't sure what to do with all those remaining rocks.
"Then I was in church on Father's Day, and it hit me," said Nancy. "I was to do a stone for each of our parents, us, our children. I was to write our favorite memory verse, something our parents had left us.
"My mother's was, 'Loving someone is just all the little things.' This will never be completed, to me, until every rock has something from the Bible on it."
The enlarged pond project has been going just over two months, when the pond digging started June 10, on Nancy's birthday. Now it is nearly complete, the big stones, fountain, water filter, flowers, even fishes and frogs, in their proper place.
"It's taught us both patience," Jim said. "For the most part I think it's brought us closer together.
ONE OF THE guardian angels around the Zeiters' fountain is flanked by commandments. Mike Schenk photo
"Since we've started this I think we've had more visitors stop by than the first time, when we removed 39 trees and shrubs (two years ago)."
In retrospect, that was the Zeiters' first miracle. They liked the Burbank Road house across from Parkview Church of Christ three years ago, but thought it out of their price range at the time.
"Then we just walked up and gave them a bid (that was way lower)," said Nancy. "They countered, we went in the middle and we got the house."
Soon, what was once a dark, foreboding place teeming with overgrowth was alive and full of light. More than a hundred people have already stopped by to see the pond, according to the Zeiters.
"It's been a real labor of love for them," said Gary Pettyjohn, who married the Zeiters and is senior minister at Parkview Church of Christ. "What their goal is is for it to be a place for people to walk by, to pause and reflect. With the church across the street they encourage people to come and look at it.
"We think it's nice for them, it's aesthetically pleasing for the community. As members of the church, we're real proud of them."
Friday morning, John and Cecilia Schafer drove to the Zeiters to see the pond. The retired Wooster couple was impressed.
"He pulled up all that shrubbery and hauled all that stone from the gravel pit, that's a lot of work," said John Schafer, who discovered the Zeiters' pond while walking. "It's a big asset to have something like that in a neighborhood.
"I think it's beautiful," said Cecilia. "Just beautiful."


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A Randomized Clinical Trial of Megestrol Acetate as an Appetite Stimulant in Malnourished Children With Cancer
This study has been completed.
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
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First received: February 21, 2007
Last updated: July 11, 2012
Last verified: July 2012
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The purpose of this research study is to determine if megestrol acetate can be used as an appetite stimulant to improve weight gain in children with cancer and poor nutrition. The study design is a randomized, double blind, placebo controlled trial. Secondarily, we would like to determine what effect any improvement in weight has on body composition by DEXA scan. This includes whether the drug results in an increase in fat, fat-free mass, or both. If our patients gain weight we would like to know if it improves their quality of life. Finally, many children with cancer lose too much weight and require feeding to occur through a tube put down their nose into their stomach (NG feeding). The tube can be painful to put down and is uncomfortable when in. Some children may also require nutrition to be given into a vein (Total Parenteral Nutrition or TPN). We are trying to see if we can prevent these procedures from happening by having the subjects gain weight. This study will tell doctors if the drug truly works (or does not work) in children who are underweight.
|Malnourished Children With Cancer
|Drug: Megstrol Acetate Other: Placebo
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double (Participant, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Megestrol Acetate as an Appetite Stimulant in Malnourished Children With Cancer
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MedlinePlus related topics: Malnutrition
Drug Information available for: Megestrol acetateU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by University of British Columbia:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- To determine if daily administration of megestrol acetate (MA) for 3 months compared to placebo prevents weight loss or improves weight gain in children with cancer-associated anorexia-cachexia. [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- • To investigate whether MA results in improvement in other anthropometric measures of nutritional status (e.g. weight-for-height, triceps skinfolds, mid upper-arm circumference). [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
- To investigate whether MA has a beneficial effect on body composition using dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA). [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
- To determine if appetite stimulation following MA therapy results in improved quality of life for children with cancer-associated cachexia. [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
- To determine if MA results in fewer requirements for invasive nutritional support such as tube feeding, gastrostomy tubes, and TPN. [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
- To evaluate toxicities associated with MA in pediatric oncology subjects. [ Time Frame: Unspecified ]
|Study Start Date:
|April 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: 1
Drug: Megstrol Acetate
Megestrol acetatet 7.5 mg/kg/day orally (lemon-lime suspension) for 90 days.
Placebo Comparator: 2
Other: Placebo
Placebo (lemon-lime suspension) taken orally for 90 days.
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 18 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Any subject with malnourishment presumed secondary to cancer or cancer- related therapy is eligible. Malnourishment is defined as one or more of the following at the time of enrollment on study:
- A documented weight loss of ≥ 5% not attributable to acute fluid losses.
- A weight deficit <90% expected for height, age and gender not attributable to acute fluid losses.
- A mid upper-arm circumference < 5th percentile for age and gender.
- Subjects with malignancy (except those covered in the exclusion criteria) either at diagnosis or during active therapy.
- Subjects with relapsed disease are eligible for study.
- Subjects on palliative therapy are eligible for study provided that the predicted life expectancy is at least 3 months.
- Subjects must be <18 years at the time of admission to this study.
- Subjects to receive corticosteroids while on study are eligible provided they are not required for >7 days in a 6-week period. The beginning of the 6-week period is defined as the day the first dose of corticosteroids is taken.
- Subjects who received >7 days of corticosteroids in the previous 6-weeks before entering the study are eligible provided they have not received corticosteroids in the preceding 14 days.
- Signed informed consent must be obtained according to institutional guidelines before enrollment on study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any child receiving nutritional intervention including supplemental enteral (nasogastric / nasojejunal / gastrostomy) or parenteral (TPN) nutrition.
- Subjects expected to receive corticosteroids for >7 days in a 6-week period. The 6-week period will be defined as starting the first day the steroids are to be taken.
- Subjects in the previous 6-weeks who received >7 days of corticosteroids AND who are not at least 14 days from their last dose of corticosteroids.
- Subjects concurrently prescribed other appetite-stimulating medications.
- Subjects with hormone-sensitive tumors including meningiomas.
Subjects with any of the following conditions:
- Adrenal insufficiency Defined as: A pre-study 8:00 AM serum cortisol lower than the defined limits of this study (see section 7.4) plus confirmation of adrenal insufficiency by an ACTH stimulation test.
- Diabetes Mellitus Defined as: A pre-study random chemstrip or venous blood glucose >10 mmol/L with confirmation by a fasting blood glucose the next morning greater than the normal limits defined for this study
- Pregnancy
- Subjects with acute illnesses deemed clinically significant by the study coordinator (e.g., sepsis, congestive heart failure, hypertensive crises, in intensive care unit, acute or chronic renal failure, acute or chronic hepatic failure).
- Subjects with previous or current thromboembolic conditions (excluding central venous thrombosis related to the placement of a central venous catheter).
- Subjects with a predicted life expectancy less than 3 months.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00439101
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00439101
|Canada, British Columbia
|Stollery Children's Hospital
|Edmonton, British Columbia, Canada, T6G 2B7
|Children's & Women's Health Centre of British Columbia
|Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6H 3V4
Sponsors and Collaborators
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
|Principal Investigator:
|David Dix, MD
|University of British Columbia
|Principal Investigator:
|Beverly Wilson, MD
|University of Alberta
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|University of British Columbia
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00439101 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
CW06- 0294 ( Other Identifier: Hospital Review )
|Study First Received:
|February 21, 2007
|Last Updated:
|July 11, 2012
Keywords provided by University of British Columbia:
weight loss
supplemental feeding
adrenal insufficiency
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Nutrition Disorders
Central Nervous System Stimulants
Megestrol Acetate
Appetite Stimulants
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Contraceptives, Oral, Synthetic
Contraceptives, Oral
Contraceptive Agents, Female
Contraceptive Agents
Reproductive Control Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Antineoplastic Agents
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017


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This is coach Skoutelakis' detailed analysis of the video on the homepage:
First Pitcher (Green and Yellow jersey)
1. Early hand break makes throwing arm get up to early and then arm has to wait for front foot to land thus causing loss of momentum in arm. Now the arm is delivering the ball instead of body delivering arm. We want the arm to get up to shoulder height immediately after front foot lands to maximize timing and smoothness guaranteeing the body will deliver the arm reducing stress.
2. Front leg is swinging out and around causing the lead shoulder to lose direction to home plate and turn towards right handed hitters box. This also causes the throwing arm to swing behind the body instead of inline with the body causing arm stress. The front foot then lands open. Notice the back leg does not block out the front leg thus poor alignment and direction. This then causes the back foot to come off of the ground prior to ball release, so we are throwing on one leg causing more stress and less stability and control.
Second Pitcher (Orange and White jersey)
1. Stride to short causing back foot to come off the ground prior to ball release. Unstable causing poor control and stress on arm.
2. Very poor back leg drive. Notice how much bend in back leg is still present when front foot lands. That's 10mph, easy, for a guy that size, not to mention the EFFECTIVE VELOCITY of the time he takes away from the hitter by cutting down the distance between himself and the hitter when he releases the pitch from a much closer distance. 12 inches is equivalent to 5 mph.
3. Again, another pitcher swinging his front leg out into landing thus causing poor bracing action of the front knee and leg. Notice how the front knee is way outside the front ankle. The knee should be directly over or slightly to the inside of the front ankle for maximum bracing action so the body can rotate with max speed around the front leg for max velocity, control, and less stress on the arm.
4. Back heel comes off of the ground prior to the front foot landing thus causing the opening up of the front shoulder causing all of the stress to the arm and shoulder. This also kills control and velocity.
Third Pitcher (Blue and White jersey)
1. The pitcher is hooking the ball behind him. His throwing hand is not overtaking his throwing elbow or in other words getting past his elbow. This does not allow him to bend his elbow and swing his arm up to shoulder height for max arm health. When the hand drops down, the fingers on the ball need to turn back towards second base for the hand to be able to overtake the elbow or get past the elbow in order for the elbow to be able to bend and the arm to be able to swing up to shoulder height. If not, the hand with ball stays in line with elbow and the elbow lifts to throw but it is restricted and will not allow it to get to shoulder height. Try it. Turn the hand past the elbow then bend the elbow and swing it up to shoulder height.
2. Short stride causes back foot to come off ground prior to ball release.
3. No trunk flexion or slamming of the upper body down at ball release causing extreme loss of velocity. This is the last place where you can get velocity.
Fourth Pitcher (Green and Orange jersey)
The pitcher's head is drifting back over his rear end as he moves sideways causing very poor posture (look at the line of the shoulders at front foot landing) which causes poor control, loss of velocity, and stress to the shoulder as it gives the pitcher an almost over the top or 12 o'clock delivery. This is also what causes the pitcher to fall so far towards first base. Solution is to keep your nose over your bellybutton as you move sideways so you land with good posture and more even shoulders giving you better direction to the plate. This in turn allows you to rotate around your body with more speed, thus more velocity and with better posture better control.


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SWAT: Global Strike Team
Review by Fatness20
"Not that bad of a tactical game"
When I think of tactical games, I normally think of games like Ghost Recon, Rainbox Six, Conflict Desert Storm 2, etc. Then when SWAT came out, my one friend got it, and we spent a few hours fooling around with it. Although it is not the best tactical game I have ever played, it's pretty good. Read on...
Gameplay: The basic layout of the game is that you run around, taking down terrorists, while avoiding civilian casualties. Of course, the different scenarios make it more interesting. In one mission, you just try to take out all the terrorists, while in another mission, you have to disarm a bomb while other terrorists enter the room and attempt to stop you. This game can get pretty hard at times, but it's not too bad. The multiplayer makes the game great, as there are ten unique co-op missions for you to take on. And they are great. The enemy AI is very good too. If you fire consistently at their limbs, they will eventually surrender, allowing you to arrest them (although your character has an unlimited amount of handcuffs). And if they get really afraid, they'll just throw their hands up, such as when they get surprised from the back, or you just start shouting at them to drop their weapon. Also, you have to obey the Rules of Engagement, which, in laymen's terms, means don't shoot the civilians. You do too many times, and the mission ends in failure. Not always a good thing. As for the weapons, there aren't many. I think that there should have been more. Only an assault rifle, machine gun, and sniper rifle. That's it, besides the armada of grenades. But I guess those are the only weapons the SWAT team uses, but this is a video game, and hey, you could put more in if you wanted to. But oh well.
Gameplay Rating: 9
Control: Nice controls here. You can bust down doors, toss a grenade through a slightly opened one, just open it normally, have people surrender by shouting at them, disarm bombs, and other anti-terrorist things. Other than that, it's just normal controls for a FPS.
Control Rating: 8
Graphics: Very nicely detailed graphics. Of course, they are normal for a FPS. Although the weapons could have had a little more detail to them, but that's the major drawback. Otherwise, the game's detail is average. Not much to say.
Graphics Rating: 8
Sound: Your typical FPS sounds as well. Shooting, guys crying out in pain, hostages shouting for help, you shouting for cooperation, etc. Nothing real spectacular here, either.
Sound Rating: 7
Longetivity: This game may have you playing it for a little while, due to the fact that there are a good deal of missions to complete. And the multiplayer missions double the rating. So you may be a little occupied with this game, but probably not if you don't have a friend to play it with.
Longetivity Rating: 7
Replayability: There is some replayability, as in to get medals. Not like it does much, but it's mainly just bragging rights. Other than that, there really isn't much replayability, unless you like the multiplayer free-for-alls.
Replayability Rating: 6
Buy/Rent: I'd say rent it first, then buy if you really like it. As in, really like it.
Overall, a typical FPS game, with a few extras. Not a bad rental game for a weekend, but don't expect to keep you busy for a week or two.
Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
Originally Posted: 03/26/04
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text: Why don't the Texans let Ron Dayne rush more often, at 245-Lbs. even Jammal Lewis had a 2,000 yard season not saying that Dayne is the next one on the list. But, looking at his Yards per Carry, it would be nice to have two 1,000+ yard rushing RBs. Here is what I hope the Texans offense looks like considering all players come back healthy... Left Tackle: Jordan Black Left Guard: Chester Pitts Center: Lets Get Ryan Kalil??? Right Guard: Fred Weary/or Charles Spencer Right Tackle: Eric Winston TE: Owen Daniels/Mark Bruner QB: David Carr FB: Vonta Leach/Jammel Cook for passing plays RB: Ahman Greene/Ron Dayne Also, whats up with Travis Johnson, can he make a comeback? And is Jason babin a bust? Is Sam Baker (USC) in the draft?


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Ys: The Oath in Felghana for PlayStation Portable will be available in Japan on April 22nd for 5,040 yen (USD).
The second game seems to be Falcom's answer to Square Enix's Dissidia Final Fantasy and Bandai Namco's Tales of VS. Fittingly titled Ys VS Sora no Kiseki, this 3D fighting game will pit popular characters from the Ys and Eiyuu Densetsu (Legend of Heroes) Sora no Kiseki series against each other. So far, Adol Christin, Dogi, Olha (all Ys series), Estelle and Joshua Bright, Tita Russell (all Sora no Kiseki trilogy) have been confirmed to appear in the game. Ys VS Sora no Kiseki will feature a multiplayer mode supporting up to four players at once. The developers are also including a character-specific story mode.
Ys VS Sora no Kiseki will go on sale in Japan sometime next year.
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Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
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Detailed Program of Study:
The Certificate in Museum Studies is a 3-semester (or one year + summer) program designed for designed for individuals who want to enhance their understanding of museum work but do not need a master's degree, or to be completed in conjunction with a Master's degree in Public History, History, Art History, Anthropology, or Studio Art or other disciplines by permission. The Certificate requirements include 18 credits, 12 of which are required and 6 are selected from a list of controlled electives.
Core Curriculum (12 Credits):
- ANTH 545 Introduction to Museology (3 cr) AND
- ART 503 Preventative Conservation / Collections Care (3 cr) AND
- INTERNSHIP (credits from ANTH, ART, or HIST) (3 cr) AND
- HIST 586 Interpreting Historic Places for the Public (3 cr) OR
- HIST 500 Museums of North America (3 cr)
Controlled Electives (6 Credits) 2 courses chosen from the following:
- ANTH 508 Native American Intersections and Museums
- ANTH 540 Cultural Resource Management
- ANTH 547 Museum Field Methods
- ANTH 548 Museums and Society
- ART 501 Museum Conservation Techniques I
- ART 502 Museum Conservation Techniques II
- ART 579 Art Theory, Criticism, Historiography
- ART 587 Exhibition Studies
- HIST 579 Oral History
- HIST 581 Time Travel Through New Mexico's Past
- HIST 583 Advanced Historic Preservation
- HIST 594 Public History Seminar
Additional electives may be accepted if pre-approved by the Department Head.


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DevilDriver, 'The Appetite' – Exclusive Song Premiere
DevilDriver's sixth studio album, 'Winter Kills,' will be released on Aug. 27 via Napalm Records. Anticipation for 'Winter Kills' is building up, as vocalist Dez Fafara has been speaking incredibly highly of the band's newest work. You may have to wait another month for 'Winter Kills' to drop, but we've got a nice piece of the record to share with you right now.
Fefara has called 'Winter Kills' the most cohesive, powerful and groove-laden record to date. To give you a taste of what Fefara means, we've got the exclusive premiere of the new DevilDriver track 'The Appetite.' The song is certainly powerful, packing a punch familiar to past DevilDriver works but with a little extra oomph.
"The themes are everyday themes; I was on a real positive note on this record," Fefara recently told us during an interview. "I've always been a keep your head down in the wind, keep yourself strong, move forward kind of guy and it has that in the writing. Everything that comes my way I take it as a sign, there's many emotions in this record and I try to touch on all sorts of different aspects."
Check out 'The Appetite' in the player below! 'Winter Kills' is now available for pre-order via iTunes and you can currently buy the new track 'Ruthless' to satisfy your DevilDriver needs even further. Also, check out DevilDriver on tour with Trivium, After the Burial and Sylosis starting Sept. 12.
DevilDriver, 'The Appetite'


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The important role played by the Poldhu radio station at the outbreak of World War One will be remembered this Monday.
Guests will gather at 11am at the Lizard Wireless Station to mark the declaration of war, which was issued by Whitehall at 11pm on August 4, 1914 and broadcast to merchant ships from Poldhu.
On Monday Helston mayor Mike Thomas will open a special event using the call sign GB100ZZ from the site where the first message was sent – today the home of the Poldhu Amateur Radio Club in the National Trust Marconi Centre.


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AN ELDERLY woman was taken to Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital following a two car smash this morning.
The woman had to be freed from her silver Ford Fiesta by firefighters following a collision with a blue Ford Mondeo that had hit the barrier on the M40 on the London-bound carriageway between junction 8a, Oxford, and junction 9, Bicester.
Police were called to the scene at 4.11am and closed two lanes from 4.30-6.20am. The woman had minor injuries.


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Guest Author - Amy Romine
CSI definitely started out with a bang in 2010. After 10 years as CBSs #1 show the heat keeps coming along with original story lines. The staple cast of Laurence Fishburn, Marg Helgenberger, George Eads and Paul Guilfoyle has also included, as of late, the return of Jorge Fox aka Sara Sidle or should I say Sara Grissom? While I was not particularly sad to see her go in the first place, the writers have kept her plot lines minimal and in the background.
Every season we have a special case that pulls through the entire season. Previous years have been the bathtub killer, miniature killer, and recently the 2009-2010 season had the Dr. Jackel plot. This year we have two! The first was launched (literally) in the premiere episode when Nick, and the rest of the LVPD were pretty close to being blown to bits at the funeral of the flat foot killed in last year's cliff-hanger. The episode went on to reveal plans to bomb the LVPD building, and it was all connected to a right wing anti-government group. The twist in this was that the bomber was unknowingly freed in the end of the episode.
Okay I am going to be blunt. The guest star of the premiere was Justin Bieber. I have to say my eyes rolled, and I shook my head in dismay when I saw the preview. However, my lack of enthusiasm for the young entertainer cannot dimish his better than expected performance. He came off as believable, although I would suggest a smidge more time with the acting coach. The ending shot of his eyes was chilling. So despite my reservations of the shows casting, the reality was a well played career move by Mr. Beiber.
Our other hook for the year was revealed in the fourth episode, Sqweegel. I have to say the CSI writers are definitely going for the creep factor this year. Guest starring Ann-Margaret, the team is looking for a latex covered stalker who is apparently on the look out for noble liars. The three victims are all public heroes with major skeletons. Like an adulteress named as the president of the Family Morals League and a paramedic who selflessly rescued a victim from a raging fire, that he started.
This avenger stalks his victims for weeks before attacking them with a warning, I know what youve done, confess. He lets them live, but if the victim doesnt take his advice he returns to kill them. The creepy part came when during the investigation, they lifted one of the victims beds and found an outline of this freaks body in dust beneath the bed! Agghhh, yeah I am still getting chills. The other creep factor comes in when you see the Sqweegel. The character is covered head to toe in black shiny latex, complete with zipper hood. They only resemblance of humanity being his different colored eyes staring you down. The movement of the character is something out of a Tales From the Crypt comic. He doesnt walk, he hovers on all fours moving foot, hand, opposite foot and opposite hand. The actor portraying the Sqweegel uses his/her astounding muscle control to add an inhuman quality to the perfomance making it unforgettable.
These two stories alone make the show worth watching for me. The refresh of the cast two years ago has added new dynamics and complex pasts, to offer an abundance of fresh ideas.
While CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now in its eleventh season, it is not slowing down with the push of originality that made the show great. I will add one little note. Can we ease off the CGI a little? I understand the effects are a part of the mystique of the show. However, I would rather the writers focus on the awesome cast of characters and spend a little less on explosions and micro-cellular magnification. Besides that I will continue to watch CSI this season, and for those of you who have taken a break from the show, now is a terrific time to come back and get reacquainted.


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Spread the Word — Add a Roswell Park Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon to Facebook, Twitter
It's amazing how people come together to show support. One way you can show your support during Breast Cancer Awareness Month is to add a pink Roswell Park Cancer Institute "twibbon" to your profile picture on Facebook and Twitter. It's quick and easy to do. Here's how…
1. Go to Roswell Park's Twibbon page.
2. Choose which social network you want to add the twibbon on.
3. Authorize the app to access your Twitter or Facebook account.
4. Position the twibbon where you want it on your profile picture.
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Prince William Co. residents offered new shelter after flooding
(AP, WJLA) - Prince William County says Woodbridge residents forced to leave a mobile home park because of recent flooding are being offered shelter for another week.
The American Red Cross and First Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Dumfries will be operating an emergency shelter for one week beginning Friday.
Residents had been staying at a shelter at the Sharron Baucom Dale City Recreation Center, which is scheduled to close Friday at 5 p.m.
Palomo Cervantes was recently released from the hospital. The 14-year-old got trapped underneath a washing machine when floodwaters raced in. "I couldn't breathe and I was blacking out so I just started to push it out," he remembers.
His mother and three siblings spent the past week at the Dale City shelter.
The church on Dumfries Road will be available to flood victims after 11 a.m. Friday. A spokesperson for the American Red Cross says 300 were outside when it opened this morning, and 100 were there last night.
The cots were set up after a church member reached out to Pastor Luke Torian. "You still have a place to go it may not be home but we are work hard to make you feel like it's home," Torian said.
The Red Cross will run the shelter and try to place the remaining 100 residents in homes. The cost of housing will be an issue for low-income families.
Juan Magana's relatives paid $700 to rent their trailer. They are offered an apartment that rents for $1,000 and is further away from work. "It's too expensive for just one family," the 16-year-old said.
Residents were displaced from the Holly Acres mobile home park due to flooding caused by Tropical Storm Lee.
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"When one door closes, another opens," former CBS The Early Show weatherman/anchor Mark McEwen tells The Detroit News' Kimberly Hayes Taylor. "The first part of my life was TV and radio, the second part is helping people overcome this malady of strokes. I can still talk. I give speeches, I tell people it's hard, but you do the work. You can come back."
McEwen's new book, Change in the Weather: Life After Stroke, comes out tomorrow. It tells the story of his recovery after surviving a stroke in November of 2005 while on an airplane. "I couldn't talk, couldn't swallow," he says. "I had to learn to walk again."
He's also had to switch from being right-handed, and use his left hand instead to write. "You need to be stubborn if you mean to make yourself whole following a stroke," says McEwen.
McEwen says he wants others to learn from his experience by never taking life for granted. "You can be here today and gone tomorrow. You think you're invulnerable and you'll be here forever. Things happen to other people, they don't happen to you. I'm here to say they can happen to you. I don't wish that on anyone.
"But if it does happen to you, get back up. Life is not a sprint, it's a marathon. These are the cards we are dealt, so let's play cards."


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ST. PETERSBURG — City officials are in talks with downtown property owners along First and Second streets between Central Avenue and Fifth Avenue N to finalize plans to convert the one-way streets to two-way traffic.
Joe Kubicki, director of transportation, said the city is meeting with owners and building maintenance crews of the properties along the one-way portions of First and Second streets to identify any concerns with access to businesses and condos when traffic flow changes.
There is no expected time set for when the $50,000 project will begin and end.
Kubicki said shifting from one-way to two-way operations can be done within a week. This includes changing the traffic signals, and resurfacing and repainting streets.
"It's a very brief process," Kubicki said.
He said the conversion is part of a request by city officials two years ago to modify First and Second streets for two-way traffic from Fifth Avenue N and Fifth Avenue S. Last year, the streets were converted to two-way traffic south of Central Avenue.
City leaders hope the conversion will eliminate confusion among drivers and alleviate downtown traffic congestion. Other downtown one-way streets will be converted to two-way corridors in the future, Kubicki said.
Currently, First Street's one-way traffic goes north, and travelers along the one-way portion of Second Street go south.
Evan Mory, city parking manager, said the two-way conversion is still in the design phases. He did not know officially how many parking spaces will be affected but anticipates the loss of about 10 spots.
The city, though, gained 21 parking spaces with last year's conversions along First and Second streets south of Central Avenue, Mory said.
"Overall, we'll have a net gain of about 10 spaces," he said.
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ST. PETERSBURG — The old sepia-stained photo shows a young pilot smiling in an Army Air Corps uniform, a pilot's wings above his left breast pocket. His left eyebrow arches up slightly, like the flourish at the end of a signature.
Only his family has an inkling of the hazing Melvin Estroff — then a gawky 16-year-old with a limp — endured at the Citadel during its Lords of Discipline era.
The military might not have been his permanent calling, but he still served as a bombardier and flight instructor during World War II. It's how he got that smile and the lilted eyebrow in the photo that says, "Yeah, man, I did this."
Mr. Estroff, who owned several clothing stores, led two synagogues and traveled extensively in semiretirement, died Monday of congestive heart failure. He was 88.
His father Samuel sold women's clothes at his Empire store in Lakeland. Samuel's brother Nathan owned Nathan's Men's Store. The Estroffs were one of several families to form Lakeland's first synagogue in 1932; young Melvin took the synagogue's first bar mitzvah a year later.
From the day he was born, fate dealt him a mixed hand. He had a congenitally abnormal foot and a keen mind. His mother died of breast cancer when he was 14. He finished high school early; his father sent him to the Citadel.
"Imagine the extra abuse he was singled out for — a tall skinny Jewish kid with a prominent profile, with a physical handicap," son David Estroff said Thursday at his father's memorial service.
After two years he transferred to the Wharton School, graduating in 1941. He met Elsie Haft that same year, a crackerjack Syracuse student with model looks. They married in 1946.
Mr. Estroff and his brother Selig took over their father's Empire store, which expanded to locations in Panama City, the West Shore area of Tampa and in St. Petersburg's Tyrone Mall. He sold coats, bathing suits, jewelry and furs. He traveled to New York four times a year for fashion shows, but rarely bought clothes for himself.
"I took to buying him expensive shirts," said his daughter, Jill. "He was so modest, he would not have worn them."
Mel and Elsie hosted famous theme parties, where middle-aged nerds dressed up like hippies, or wore paper clothes decorated with sequins. They welcomed their children, who learned to converse with adults.
"My education happened at the dinner table, where we were always debating philosophy and politics," said Jill Estroff, 54.
Mr. Estroff enjoyed a good argument but also word games, crossword puzzles and puns of the groaner variety (a granddaughter called it "pun-ishment").
He remained active in Temple Emanuel, which in 1959 got into a zoning battle with Lakeland over a new synagogue. Opponents presented a petition with signatures of the city's most prominent residents, most of whom were also members of the Lakeland Yacht and Country Club, a stone's throw from the proposed site.
Mr. Estroff chaired the fundraising committee for the synagogue, which was finally built in 1965. "This temple was built, ironically around the corner from the yacht club where Jews were not allowed," his daughter said.
Mr. Estroff continued his activism by joining NAACP leaders to form the Lakeland Human Relations Council.
After moving to St. Petersburg in 1978, he became congregation president of Temple Beth-El. Mr. Estroff retired after bypass surgery in the late 1980s; he and Elsie formed a business buying fabrics in Greece and selling to retail stores.
"He was such a strong proponent of learning and life in general," Jill Estroff said. "He wanted experiences more than acquisitions."
As his heartbeat faded that last week, his wife sat beside his bed. On his nightstand were books by John Hope Franklin, James Baldwin, Ray Arsenault, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and a dozen more.
"Squeeze my hand twice if you love me," she said.
He squeezed back 10 times.
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Lawsuit Aims at Jeffrey Katzenberg and His Dual-Class Shares
He owns 11.5 percent of DreamWorks Animation but has 60 percent of the shareholder vote, which gives him control in a sale to NBCUniversal.
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DreamWorks Animation Manages a Quarterly Profit
The studio, now being sold to Comcast, earned $13.8 million, an improvement from a loss in last year's quarter.
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DreamWorks Animation Sale Leaves Jeffrey Katzenberg at a Crossroads
Jeffrey Katzenberg energetically ran the boutique studio, but its fortunes often seemed star-crossed.
April 29, 2016, Friday
Comcast Is Said to Be in Talks to Acquire DreamWorks Animation
If a deal goes through, it would value the studio at about $3 billion. Comcast is expected to merge it with its own animation unit, Illumination Entertainment.
April 27, 2016, Wednesday
State Dinner for Xi Jinping Has High-Tech Flavor
In a reflection of how important Washington's relationship with Beijing has become, President Obama on Friday held his second state dinner for China.
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'Super PAC' Raises $15.6 Million for Hillary Clinton Campaign
The "super PAC" supporting Hillary Rodham Clinton will report raising $15.6 million when it files its disclosure statements, officials with the group said Thursday morning.
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DreamWorks Animation Sells Stake in AwesomenessTV
The deal values the online media company at about $325 million, significantly more than the $33 million that DreamWorks Animation paid for the company last year.
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Hasbro Said to End Talks to Take Over DreamWorks Animation
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Verses with the word saluteth in the New Testament (4 verses):
Romans 16:23
Gaius mine host, and of the whole church, saluteth you. Erastus the chamberlain of the city saluteth you, and Quartus a brother.
Colossians 4:10
Aristarchus my fellowprisoner saluteth you, and Marcus, sister's son to Barnabas, (touching whom ye received commandments: if he come unto you, receive him;)
Colossians 4:12
Epaphras, who is one of you, a servant of Christ, saluteth you, always labouring fervently for you in prayers, that ye may stand perfect and complete in all the will of God.
1 Peter 5:13
The church that is at Babylon, elected together with you, saluteth you; and so doth Marcus my son.


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In the spirit of the World Cup, please accept a big South African "howzit" to the PASS Community!
It's only June and already the elections are upon us. Wayne Snyder, PASS's Immediate Past President, formed the 2010 Nominations Committee last week. The NomCom members are:
Wayne Snyder (Chair)
Thomas LaRock
Rick Heiges
Rick Bolesta
Judy Christianson
Denise McInerney
Stu Ainsworth
The Committee has been busy reviewing and discussing the elections documents that the PASS community helped audit over the past month. Both the NomCom and the Board gave their okay to the documents currently available on the elections website. With all the steps in place, PASS is now ready to start looking for its newest Directors.
So, without further ado, it is time to announce the Call for Nominations for the 2011/2012 Board term.
If you're considering running for the Board, we strongly urge you to apply. The more applications we receive, the better the elections process will run. More importantly, though, PASS would like to see its most talented members in leadership positions. If you think you or someone you know is an ideal candidate, please review what it takes to be a Director, download the application and apply before the July 21 deadline. Click here for other important dates.
As a PASS Director, you would be responsible for the day-to-day activities of the organization, as well as setting the course for the organization on short- and long-term decisions. The primary directive of the Board is to focus on the key strategic issues of the SQL Server community by providing members with opportunities to advance their technical and professional skills, network at the local and international levels, and interact with the industry's most accomplished users and experts.
You can read more and stay up to date on the elections process at http://elections.sqlpass.org. Please feel free to keep in touch with the Elections team at HQ (consisting of myself and Nancy Nasso, PASS Community Coordinator). You can also voice your opinions via Twitter (#passvotes) or visit the elections discussion forums at http://elections.sqlpass.org (to be launched in early July).
Thanks in advance for staying involved. PASS couldn't run without your dedication and support!
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Can´t insert WAV files into tracks
Hello All,
I am a longtime Cubase user. Recently I discovered the wonderful program Ardour that came with the Ubuntu Studio 8.10 distribution.
Currently I am testing the software and I ran into a problem.
On 2 different installs I was not able to insert wave files into a track. The screen that handles the import doesn´t give you any options to to choose from. It looks like a bug to me although I am a bit coutious to call everything that´s not working ´a bug´.:)
I am no expert on this software.
Can anybody give me a clue to inserting wav files ?
Kind regards,
This is a known bug in the Ubuntu Studio build of Ardour. Please complain to them. Meanwhile, you can probably just drag-n-drop the files from Nautilus or Konqueror or any similar file manager into Ardour.
thanks for your reply.
I also installed Ardour on my eeePC. It has a default ubuntu 8.10 install, so no Ubuntu Studio, but however the same problem occurs.
Or do you mean it's a general ubuntu 8.10 thing rather than an Ubuntu Studio issue ?
Kind regards,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
It could be. We just know that when people on that platform compile ardour from our source tarball, the problem goes away. Beyond that, nothing more is known.


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This document provides guidelines for quick tracing on a Cisco Customer Response Solutions (CRS) server in a Cisco Unified Contact Center Express environment. This document only serves as a guide, and does not cover all situations. In order to troubleshoot an issue in some situation, you may need to collect more data than what this document mentions.
Cisco recommends that you have knowledge of these topics:
Cisco CallManager
Cisco CRS
The information in this document is based on these software and hardware versions:
Cisco CallManager version 3.x or 4.x
Cisco CRS version 3.x or 4.x
Refer to the matrix in Cisco Customer Response Solutions (CRS) Software and Hardware Compatibility Guide for information on complete compatibility between Cisco CallManager and CRS, and CRS versions involved in this solution.
Cisco CRS provides a single, consistent, and easy-to-manage platform for these products:
Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Edition (IPCC Express)
Cisco IP Interactive Voice Response (IP IVR)
Cisco IP Queue Manager (IP QM)
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
Every escalation has certain minimum requirements. Before an escalation, perform these steps:
Turn on the appropriate traces (see the Traces to Turn On section).
Reproduce the problem if possible.
Collect the logs for every the symptom category (see the Symptom Category Table section).
Examine the logs in detail and troubleshoot in depth before you escalate the issue.
Here are some key words to look for in logs when you troubleshoot:
OOS, OUT_OF_SERVICE or out of service.
RECOVERY_DETECTED, which means that the last restore did not complete. In order to try and resolve this problem, run the restore process again.
POTENTIAL_DEADLOCK_DETECTED, which means that if you see POTENTIAL_DEADLOCK_DETECTED in the logs, but do not see DEADLOCK_AVOIDED, try to resolve the problem with an engine restart.
This section lists the traces that you must turn on before an escalation.
All CRS server tracing denotes debug tracing. For example, when the CRS tracing indicates ICD_HDM, turn on CRS debug tracing for ICD_HDM.
When you set Java Telephony API (JTAPI) tracing, increase the number of log files to 100, and select all debug levels except MISC_DEBUGGING. Remember to restart the engine. Ensure that the Use Rotating Log Files option is checked.
When CRS tracing indicates CCM, you can infer that for both the CallManager service and the CTIManager service:
The Trace On option is checked
The Debug Trace Level is set to Detailed
All other traces are set to the defaults
In addition, you must gather these CCM logs from all CCM nodes:
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Trace\SDL\CCM (SDL trace files)
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Trace\SDL\CTI (SDL trace files)
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Trace\CCM (CCM trace files)
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Trace\CTI (CTI trace files)
In order to match CRS 4.0.x default tracing, ensure that you turn on these debugs on the CRS 3.0.x system:
Here is the minimum level of traces that is necessary:
Default Tracing for 4.0.x (for CRS 3.x see the CRS 4.0.x Default Tracing)
Minimum traces are necessary for all issues. All other issues need the minimum traces, plus the specific traces mentioned in the various categories.
Here is the symptom category table:
These are the minimum levels of traces and logs necessary for application administration issues:
CRS Server
ADM_CFG (ADM in 3.x)
LIB_CFG (CRS 4.x only)
LIB_AXL (CRS 4.x only – For JTAPI configuration items only).
CRS Server
MADM (4.x only)
C:\Program Files\wfavvid\tomcat_appadmin\logs\* (CRS 3.x only)
CCM - Primary JTAPI Provider
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Trace\AXL\* (For JTAPI configuration items only)
Gather the traces and logs listed in the Application Administration Issues section along with these traces and logs:
SCRIPT_MGR (CRS 4.x only)
PROMPT_MGR (Only needed for prompt upload issues)
MADM (CRS 4.x only)
Here are the traces and logs necessary:
These traces and logs are necessary to troubleshoot ASR issues:
SS_MRCP_ASR (Xdebugging1 CRS 4.x only)
TRACELEVEL.MIVR.SS_NUAN_ASR.XDEBUGGING=true in file C:\Program Files\wfavvid\system.properties (CRS 3.x only)
TRACELEVEL.MIVR.SS_NUAN_TTS.XDEBUGGING=true in file C:\Program Files\wfavvid\system.properties (CRS 3.x only)
Note: The last two traces require a restart of the CRS engine in order to take effect.
MIVR (for Debug Level)
Speech Server (CRS 3.x only)
C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\WFNuance SpeechServer\Logs\*.* - Collect from all the configured Speech Servers. These logs can be co-located with CRS.
These traces and logs are necessary to troubleshoot TTS issues:
SS_MRCP_TTS (Xdebugging1 CRS 4.x only)
These traces and logs are necessary to troubleshoot VXML issues:
STEP_VOICEBROWSER (in CRS 3.x Only)
Issues with the Cisco Agent Desktop or Call Control require these traces and logs:
Agent Desktop
Level=305 (level = 204 for CRS 3.x) (C:\program files\cisco\desktop\config\agent.ini (3.x = fastcalllocal.ini)). In CRS 3.x, you must close and re-open Cisco Agent Desktop in order to set tracing. In CRS 4.x traces are set dynamically.
Agent Desktop
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\agent*.*
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\ciscojtapi*.* (This file exists only in CRS 3.x., and not in CRS 4.x.)
For general issues with Cisco Supervisor Desktop, you need these traces and logs:
Cisco Supervisor Desktop
Level=305 (level = 204 for for CRS 3.x) C:\program files\cisco\desktop\config\supervisor.ini. In CRS 3.x you must close and re-open Cisco Supervisor Desktop to set tracing. In CRS 4.x, traces are set dynamically.
Level = 4
Cisco Supervisor Desktop
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\supervisor*.*
For any agent issues with Cisco Supervisor Desktop, collect these traces along with the traces and logs mentioned in the General Issues with the Cisco Supervisor Desktop section:
Level=4 for C:\program files\cisco\desktop\config\FCCServer.cfg
You need these traces and logs:
CRS Sever
ICD_RTDM Debug (all CRS versions) + Xdebugging 1 (CRS 4.x only)
Set flag TRACELEVEL.MIVR.ICD_RTDM.XDEBUGGING=true in file C:\Program Files\wfavvid\system.properties (CRS 3.x only)
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\*.log
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\*.dbg
These traces and logs are necessary for issues related to IPIVR:
Historical reporting issues require these traces and logs:
Historical Reporting Client
C:\program files\cisco cra historical reporting\scheduler\sch.ini Change the log Level=4
C:\program files\cisco cra historical reporting\hrcConfig.ini Change the log Level=3
Historical Reporting Client
C:\program files\cisco cra historical reporting\logs\*
C:\program files\cisco cra historical reporting\scheduler\ciscosch.log
C:\program files\cisco cra historical reporting\scheduler\historicalreportscheduler.mdb
Historical reporting server (not necessary for client login issues)
Export data from database to plain text files.
Real-time reporting issues require these traces and logs:
A screenshot that shows the problem with the timestamp
Calls that are stuck in the queue require these traces and logs:
Set flag TRACELEVEL.MIVR.ICD_RTDM.XDEBUGGING=true in file C:\Program Files\wfavvid\system.properties (CRS 3.x only)
Note: Capture logs from the time when the call started to the time when the call got stuck.
Reporting Client
Screenshots of Contacts and CSQ IP ICD Stats real-time reports.
CRS Server
.aef script.
For any issues with the script behavior, these traces and logs are necessary:
SCRIPT_MGR (CRS 4.x only)
Select the related Step and Subsystem tracing.
Example, for DB step related issues:
STEPS_DB (DB_STEPS in CRS 3.x)
Subsystems down issues include machine restarts and engine startup problems. You need these traces and logs:
Corresponding Subsystem debug
If engine does not start, you need Windows Application and System Event Viewer logs
Note: Always use the Save As option, and save the file in the .txt format. Do not save the file in the .evt format. Also, DO NOT use the Export option.
Issues with upgrade or Backup and Restore System (BARS) require these traces and logs:
CRS 4.x default
Logs from BARS Backup Server (typically the CallManager Publisher):
Note: Zip these files and name the file, BARS.zip.
C:\Program Files\cisco\trace\BARS\*.*
C:\Program Files\common files\Cisco\logs\BARS\*.* (Including the \BACKUP and \RESTORE folders)
From each CRS server
Note: Zip these files and name the file CRSNodeX.zip, where X denotes the CRS node number.
Copy these files to the C:\ Drive:
C:\CRSMsiUnregister.log ( if it exists)
Copy these files to a folder named CRSInstall
C:\Documents and Settings\<Logged on account, typically "Administrator">\Local Settings\Temp\CRSInstallation\*.* ("Administrator" in most cases)
Copy these files to a folder named WINNT
Note: This set of files includes any files that were created on the date of the installation failure, at the root of WINNT, and obviously not the entire directory or all files.
Copy these files to a folder named MCVD:
Note: These files may or may not exist, depending on the part in the process that encountered the error.
C:\Program Files\wfavvid\log\MCVD\*.*
Copy these files to a folder named MIVR:
C:\Program Files\wfavvid\log\MIVR\*.*
Copy these files into a folder named MARC:
C:\Documents and Settings\<Logged on account, typically "Administrator">\Local Settings\Temp\log\MARC\*.*
Windows Application and System Event Viewer logs
Installation issues require these traces and logs:
You need the same logs as the Upgrade and BARS Issues section, except that you do not need the Windows Application and System Event Viewer logs.
These traces and logs are necessary:
Level=8000 C:\program files\cisco\desktop\config\supervisor.ini)
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\config\FCVoipmonsvr.cfg set Level = 2 (dynamic)
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\config\ FCRasSvr.cfg set Range = 1–4, 50,3000–8000
C:\program files\cisco\desktop\log\supervisor*.*
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\log\FCVoipmon*.*
C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\log\ FCRas*.*
Sniffer traces are often necessary to determine whether you receive the appropriate audio streams.
To record: Sniffer cap from Agent Desktop and from the Recording server.
To monitor: Sniffer cap from Agent Desktop and from the Cisco Supervisor Desktop.


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Check out my blog! www.islandsoapbox.com Getting back into riding more and more. Life is great on a 29'er! Check out VIMB.com (victoriarider) and SIMBS (IslandSoapBox)
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Cove G-Spot$500 CAD
2008 Blue Cove G Spot. Bike has done its share of trail riding, needs a bit of love, but a great bike that you can throw yourself down the Shore on. A heavy bombproof kind of ride, made by a great company. I'm looking to get something a little more suited to my style, and this sucker is just a bit too beefy for me. Shoot me any questions if you have'em, thanks for checking out the ad. Comes with a spare chromag bar and used 4 piston, 8" hope brake set.
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Norco Jubei 2 29'er$250 CAD
2009 Norco Jubei 2 29'er. Bought it from Oak Bay Bikes in Victoria as a demo and upgraded the brakes. She's an entry level 29'er with some bumps and bruises for sure, will need to be tuned and trued and all that good stuff. Make me an offer, I have too many bikes now and have to get rid of one. Thanks all, happy riding!
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Mar 26, 2013 at 12:20Mar 26, 2013
Video: I'm Faster Than You
This video was pretty funny. Though I have to admit, I'm tired of gay jokes in these videos. It makes out sport seem Hick and backwoods. http://higherunlearning.com/2012/11/11/cant-you-take-a-joke/ this is an interview with Jason Alexander after he made a gay joke recently. I think it gives some great perspective. We always talk about how we want to grow our sport, and we want the public to embrace our activity and allow us to expand our riding areas. We do lots of great things with proper trail maintenance, take your kid riding days, there is lots of forward progress which is great. But every time I watch a video on here with a gay joke I feel like its setting us back, no forward vision at all.
Jan 29, 2012 at 18:52Jan 29, 2012
Pinkbike Product Picks
http://www.granitegearstore.com/Alpha-Dog-Pack-P220C4.aspx We got the green one (because you know, colour makes a difference ;) We use this pack every day with our dog, if it's a walk around the neighborhood, or a hike in the bushes. Even after daily use, this pack is in the same shape we got it from the store (even the zippers work as well as day 1). It was $60 at Capital Iron, and easily worth every penny. Hopefully you can give it a go Mike, and I hope it works out as well for you as it has for us!
Jan 29, 2012 at 18:18Jan 29, 2012
Pinkbike Product Picks
I totally forgot when I got home from work, I will get this to you tonight when I get home :)
Jan 27, 2012 at 17:44Jan 27, 2012
Pinkbike Product Picks
just get a pack and put a water bottle in it! :) Can't imagine how much a "doggy pack bladder" would go for haha.
Jan 27, 2012 at 16:05Jan 27, 2012
Pinkbike Product Picks
I had this pack for our Dog a while back, and it really is not a very high quality item. We found another one shortly after me moved to Victoria (at Capital Iron), that is amazing compared to the one reviewed. The pack fits much better than this one, and is a much higher quality material, far more durable. I can't remember the brand name right now, but will post it once I get home and see it. If you have the right pack, it works amazing, and I certainly know my dog absolutely loves it.
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Jan 21, 2012 at 12:24Jan 21, 2012
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SATURDAY INTERVIEW; A Brief Walk Through Time At Scholastic
By TRACIE ROZHON
Published: April 21, 2007
Wandering through the headquarters of Scholastic in Manhattan is like taking a trip back through time and childish dreams, to a fantastical kindergarten with brightly colored columns and desk dividers and, at the very end, a huge playroom filled with toys like Clifford the Big Red Dog and Goosebumps and Captain Underpants and, of course, J. K. Rowling's books about Harry Potter and his comrades.
The playroom, actually the company's conference room, was the site of an interview with Richard Robinson, 69, only the second chief executive the company has had in its 86-year history; the first was his father.
Now chairman and chief executive of a $2.2 billion company, Mr. Robinson began by stressing that the Harry Potter book revenue makes up a small part of the company's total and he intimated that there could be another best-selling series to come -- from the same author.
Following are excerpts of the conversation:
Q. So where is Scholastic bound after the last Harry Potter book? Can we believe it's the last book?
A. We can believe this is the last book on Harry Potter. We look at Harry Potter as a wonderful icing on top of the cake, but we are essentially a children's book and media company, with our own distribution network and book clubs. There's no question that Harry Potter gave us a big boost. It brought us name recognition, but Harry Potter never exceeded 8 percent of our total revenue.
Q. How did you get Harry Potter in the first place -- it was first published in England, wasn't it?
A. She had written her first book, and it was published in England. She then went through the English version of the Yellow Pages and looked for an agent. She says she just liked the name Christopher Little -- she's a whimsical character -- and he directed the auction for rights outside the U.K. We spotted the book -- Arthur Levine, an editor here, did -- and we bid $105,000, which was quite a bit for an unknown author.
Q. Going back to our first question, I noticed you emphasized the words Harry Potter when you said Ms. Rowling's last book on Harry Potter. Do you have a first option on any other series she might be doing?
A. No, but we refer to ourselves as her U.S. publisher and she's very loyal to us and we're very loyal to her. We'll keep working together. It's less likely we won't get it. It's more likely it won't be another Harry Potter.
Q. The company your father founded is now 86 years old. Have you seen a lessening of interest in reading among children, with the Internet and all the new technologies?
A. NAPE [National Assessment of Educational Progress] statistics will tell you there has been some reduction in reading skill. But there were always a lot of people who didn't read much.
Q. So what are you doing in places like China and India?
A. We are reaching out. We're a global company in 65 countries, and offices in 15 of them, including China, India and Southeast Asia. There is a different situation there, with a growing middle class with dedicated parents driving their kids to achieve, and the kids are desperate to learn and to succeed. It's that group we're focusing on in Asia. Our pricing there is quite low; they don't pay $5 for a book, they might pay $1 or $2.
Q. So you're not bewailing the fact that kids are not reading as well, or as much, as they used to?
A. No, not really. If you look at the deep research, you'll see that technology can help kids learn to read. After all, to get stuff off the search engines, you have to be able to read. I see this as a 20-year process that began maybe five years ago.
Q. So you're optimistic?
A. We've struggled with what I'd call words on a printed page, and with all the new technologies. I would say Scholastic is at the forefront of those new technologies.
Q. Getting back to Harry Potter, when is the last book coming out?''
A. Well, ''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'' comes out on July 21st. We think slightly more copies than the preceding ones, which have gone up every time.
Q. Yes, speaking of how it ends, we've heard that two people get killed. Can you say who they are? And people also want to know if Harry and Hermione finally, er, get together in the end?
A. (Laughs) I don't even know. Really. There's a small number who read the book. I don't.
An extended version of this interview is online at nytimes.com/business.
Photo: RICHARD ROBINSON


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text: Helicopter pilots unexpectedly straying into IFR conditions and losing control of their aircraft has been identified as the cause of the greatest number of rotorcraft fatalities, according to the International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST). The group, which is focused on greatly reducing helicopter accidents by 2016, has reported that NTSB figures from 2011 indicate that 45 of 52 such accidents proved fatal to occupants. "That means the chances of surviving an inadvertent encounter with IFR are just 14 percent," according to the IHST. Helicopter experts say inadvertent IMC encounters are some of the most demanding, disorienting and dangerous conditions a pilot can experience. Initial flight training for helicopter pilots does include some maneuvers under simulated IMC, just as it does for fixed-wing aviators. The IHST has reminded operators that helicopter IMC training should include, at a minimum, how to positively determine en-route weather, how to avoid IMC conditions in the first place, in-flight weather abort procedures and recovery from inadvertent IMC encounters. The use of flight simulators is highly encouraged so pilots can remain current enough to cope with inadvertent IMC safely. Pilots should remain even more vigilant at night for signs of deteriorating weather, such as the need to descend lower than planned and the loss of ground references.


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Whether your dog loves to play in the snow and wile away the winter hours outdoors, or hates the cold weather and wants go to back inside as quickly as possible, caring for your dog's paws is a vital consideration. Road and sidewalk salt can cause serious damage to your canine pal's paw pads, so if your dog has dry, cracked paws, consider these solutions and remedies:
Don't let your dog suffer – look out for dry, cracked paws!
Your dog's paws should be rough, to enhance traction and enable your dog to run and play, but dry, cracked paws can be extremely painful for your dog. Treat paws when they are dry to help prevent cracking – don't let them get cracked, because not only are they painful for your poor canine pal, but dirt and debris in the cracks can actually cause an infection!
If you live in an area with cold, snowy winters, or if you live in a dry, dusty climate, check your dog's paws daily for dryness. Make it part of the morning or evening routine; it'll help you stay on top of your dog's paw health, and it'll also help your dog become accustomed to people handling his paws!
Wash your dog's paws regularly to remove road and sidewalk salt.
Not only can road and sidewalk salt cause dry, cracked paws, but some of these salts are actually toxic if your dog ingests them! Wash your dog's paws in warm water when you come inside to remove any salt. This is especially vital if your dog is a licker; if your dog licks chemical salt from his paws, you might find yourself with a trip to the emergency vet in your future!
Because dog's paw pads need to retain a bit of roughness, you can't really use human-grade moisturizers on them to treat dryness. In fact, some human moisturizers even contain chemicals that can be harmful to your dog! One of the best products to treat dry paws and help prevent cracking or damage from road salt is Paw Rub. Paw Rub is completely safe for your dog, even if he licks it off and ingests it!
Applying this soothing salve regularly can help condition your dog's paws and prevent dryness, and if your dog's paws are injured or dry, Butter Balm can help alleviate pain and help your dog heal faster. The formula is not greasy, so no worries about getting little paw prints all over your sofa. As an added bonus, Paw Rub can also be used to treat dry noses and even dry skin, flea bites and hot spots
For some dogs, boots are an option.
If your dog tolerates boots, you have an effective tool to combat dry, cracked paws. Simply put the boots on before you leave, and remove them when you get back. Using boots also saves you the trouble of having to wash your dog's paws, as you can simply take them off when you return home. Unfortunately, boots can be time-consuming to apply, and some mischievous dogs remove boots as quickly as you can put them on. Boots aren't a universal solution for all dogs.
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"Selling the store" to the HMO: A life insurance contract for optimal provision of care
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Topic: notice of blue x insurance battle
hi everyone, this is for anyone living in the los angeles, ca area. i just received this from a friend who happens to be living in NZ right now. i'm going to try to make it.
xoxo, barb
From: "Jerry Flanagan, ConsumerWatchdog.org" <email@example.com>
Date: August 4, 2007 6:35:36 AM GMT+12:00
Subject: Double Crossed by Blue Cross? Tell Regulators on Tuesday.
Double Crossed by Blue Cross? Tell Regulators at the Public Meeting on Tuesday in L.A.
Dear Blue Cross Members & Health Care Reformers,
Has Blue Cross treated you poorly? Not a Blue Cross member but concerned about what insurance companies are doing to our health care? Tell regulators at a public meeting next Tuesday, Aug. 7 at 10 am:
Junipero Serra Building, Carmel Room Auditorium
320 West 4th Street in Downtown Los Angeles
Download the meeting announcement here.
This public meeting is part of an on-going investigation to determine whether Blue Cross violated a 2004 merger agreement which barred Blue Cross from:
Raising rates to pay-off $5 billion in financing costs and executive bonuses.
Changing its policies for denying coverage due to so-called "pre- existing conditions."
Retroactively canceling policies when people get sick.
Denying access to medical care.
In addition, the public meeting will look broadly at how Blue Cross' business practices, and those of other health insurers, undermine our health care.
Let your voice be heard!
We hope that each of you will attend the public meeting on Tuesday. Please submit brief written comments to state regulators before the meeting by email or by fax at (916) 322-2579. Please send a copy of your comments to FTCR. If you can't make the meeting, please still email your concerns!
FTCR will hold a protest starting at 9:00 am and a press conference before the meeting at 9:30 and invites you to attend. Please email me for more information.
Read more about FTCR's work to hold Blue Cross accountable here.
PLEASE forward this email to your friends, families and colleagues.
Jerry Flanagan


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1. Cowboys' offensive line. With the exception of brilliant rookie right tackle Tyron Smith, who handled the red-hot Jason Babin well most of the night, the Dallas Cowboys' line was dominated physically by the Eagles' defensive front. And now, with left guard Montrae Holland out with a torn biceps, they're shorthanded for their big division title game against the New York Giants and their fearsome D-linemen. Someone on the Cowboys' line is going to have to step up and play better than they've been playing. And no matter what happens Sunday night, interior offensive line is going to be a need position this offseason.
2. The Philadelphia Eagles' draft position. One more win gets the Eagles to .500 for the season and could slide them further back into the middle of the draft's first round than they already are. (Currently, they'd hold the No. 13 pick). That lessens their chances at an impact player that would hasten their planned 2012 turnaround, but the Eagles have several needs they can address on defense at that point in the draft. They might even be able to get a wide receiver there if they cut ties with DeSean Jackson.
3. Washington Redskins' self-confidence: Flying high two weeks ago after a big victory over the Giants, the Redskins' defense melted down Saturday against Joe Webb, Toby Gerhart and the Minnesota Vikings' bench. The loss deprived the Redskins of a chance to improve on their 2010 record and, as their worst defensive performance of the season, left them scratching their heads a bit as they ponder the future. The thought around Washington has been that this offseason's focus would be on offense. But there may be some tinkering left to do on defense, particularly on the back end.
1. Justin Tuck, Giants defensive end. And, with him, the Giants' defensive line. After last week's pep talks by coach Tom Coughlin and GM Jerry Reese, Tuck was able to exert a little bit of mind over matter for the first time this season, sweep aside the aches and pains that have been bugging him and play his best game so far this year. Tuck admitted after the game he hasn't been mentally right this year, and he has let his injury problems bother him more than they should have. If he's back in the right frame of mind to stay, and the Giants can come after Tony Romo from his side and Jason Pierre-Paul's on Sunday night, you have to like their chances.
2. Cowboys fans' blood pressure. Because this should have been taken care of weeks ago. If the Cowboys lose to the Giants and miss the playoffs, the laments will be numerous and woeful. They should have held their late leads against the Jets, Lions, Patriots, Cardinals and Giants. Win two of those five games -- all of which they surely could have won — and they'd have rendered the season finale meaningless. But their inability to finish games has put them in a position to have to finish the season with a tough win on the road. And their fans will spend this entire week fretting over whether Romo, Jason Garrett and the crew have what it takes to do that.
3. Victor Cruz, Giants wide receiver. His 99-yard touchdown catch flipped the game in favor of the Giants right before halftime and may have been the play of the Giants' season. Cruz also set a new Giants team record for receiving yards in a single season, running his 2011 total to 1,358 and breaking Amani Toomer's team record. He's not likely to be announced as a Pro Bowler tonight, because he wasn't on the fan ballot and the fan vote counts for one-third of the total. But his breakout season is a big reason the Giants have a chance to make the playoffs.


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