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Hi everyone!
Looking to get a new Mac but not sure which one to get. I'm going to be using FCPX and Motion (maybe aftereffects) so what would be the best set up I've got about £1500 to spend.
Max mini 2.6i7 fusion drive & 16G ram.
Base 21" imac + 16g ram
21" iMac with 2.9i5 / fusion drive + 16g ram
21" iMac with 3.1i7 / 16g ram NO fusion drive.
Base 27" no upgrades
How important is a fusion or is it just a luxury extra? Never had ssd so would I miss it?
The more money I can save the better but I don't wont to miss something out if it will really add a good benefit to the system.
Or are there any other configurations I've missed.
Any thoughts would be great!!!!
|Jan 1, 2013, 03:02 AM
Second, max out your RAM, which I see that you're doing, so you're good there.
As for processor, that's a tougher call in terms of value. All the current iMacs are equipped with quad-core i5's running between 2.7 - 3.2 GHz and any of these are adequate. I wouldn't spend the money to just go from a 2.7 i5 to a 2.9 i5. But opting for the i7 upgrade at $200 is worth it ONLY if you're going to buy a model that allows it for other reasons. My thinking here is that if you're sticking with the base 21" iMac, to get the i7 would cost you a net of $400 since you must change to the 2.9 21" iMac first in order to even have the i7 option... in that case it's not worth it. But if you're already thinking about the base 27" iMac for example, that extra $200 for the i7 is worth IMO.
The one thing you didn't mention is to get as large a drive as you can internally. Sure, you can use external drives (and I do) but it's just nice to have a massive internal drive. Unfortunately, that's not possible with the 21" iMacs. So this leaves you with the following recommendation:
Base 21" 2.7GHz i5 iMac with 16 GB RAM
Base 27" 2.9GHz i5 iMac with 16 GB RAM, 3 TB ATA Drive (no fusion)
27" 3.2GHz i5 iMac with i7 upgrade, 16 GB RAM, 3 TB ATA Drive (no fusion)
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|Jan 1, 2013, 04:18 PM
Only a couple of points to add - 27" get minimum ram during purchase and largest internal drive - upgrade (third party) the RAM to 24-32 GB as PS loves RAM. Second point - PS and video/movie editing works best with 2 drives or more. Consider external drives as relevant and weigh the options for what kind of drive you want externally.
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Irrelevant. The social contract in today's society is for children to be vaccinated, not adults. Anti vaxers complaining that the social contract isn't quite as rigorous as it could be (via lack of boosters) is an evasion.
One of the cornerstones in herd immunity is* life long* immunity. Each disease has a different threashhold for the WHOLE population from newborn to elderly. Waning immunity is creating a drop in the % of immune people in the population. The social contract is equally applicable for adults as it is for children and babies, if you want herd immunity.
Not all vaccines can contribute to herd immunity as they do not prevent transmission, but rather are supposed to make the illness less severe in the vaccinated person.
Herd Immunity theory doesn't work IMO when discussing vaccination. I understand epidimic theory as going with the approach of preventing disease from ever happeing, and not looking at what the conditions are that result in disease becoming dangerous. I am not seeing disease prevention as the risk free way forward. I am more confident trying to understand how to best ensure that my family is able to manage disease without serious complications. Factors like individual health status and sanitation were not factored in from what I have understood. Contracting the disease is not a death sentence or even a hospital sentence. While it is a burden on the health system, with good nutrition and sanitation and optimal living conditions these diseases do not need to be scary unless you are immune compromised. Also that people were arrogant enough to think they could make diseases extinct through vaccination will probably become laughable down the line.
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VANJ wrote:After so many years and questions, why haven't you posted full details of what these after-submit validations are supposed to do, the code involved, how they "choke"—error messages, debug trace etc—and sample data. Or of course the ubiquitous example on apex.oracle.com.
When a page item with source=DB column uses a Number type and a currency format mask (FML999G etc), when the page is rendered, it properly formats the number.
The built-in Item is numeric validation appears to be handle this reasonably ok. i.e. both formatted values and only-digits both validate ok.
But any after-submit validations choke on the non-numeric characters in the field! Please don't tell me I have to a) create shadow items and/or b) replace() out the non-numeric characters in the validation.
After so many years and versions, why doesn't APEX have a simple, declarative, elegant solution to handle such a basic function?
Why / how is it so easy for me to get it wrong?
What don't I know about APEX -- that if I knew it --
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Why / how is it so easy for me to get it wrong?
What don't I know about APEX -- that if I knew it --
would have allowed me to avoid this error?
a. When page first renders, the field gets displayed without the formatting i.e. 1234567.89 instead of $1,234,567.89. Is this because it is not a DB column field? Not very clear. Under some circumstances, I have seen it initially rendered with the currency formatting.
select null from dual where :P6_X < 10000
Item Help - "Select or enter a format mask. Note that format mask is applicable only to items of source type Database Column."This help text appears in the field Source > Format Mask. I am referring to the Settings > Format Mask field that shows up when Item Display As is set to Number
I've found the most data entry fields avoid formatting.I disagree. When rendering data-entry forms that contain large amounts (e..g millions), the formatting is essential to avoid mistakes.
Clearly, this presents a challenge because if the SAL field contains formatting (note that the built-in validation in #1 above does accept this as a valid number!), the DA will raise a Invalid Number error. So the DA code has to replace/translate/to_number out the non-numeric characters. Show stoper? Not at all. Annoying? Yes!
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The fight to evict a 75-year-old San Antonio Housing Authority tenant has been a lengthy process, frustrating the agency and causing his neighbors to call the KSAT 12 Defenders.
The resident, John Joseph Bannon, has lived for months at the O.P. Schnabel Apartments south of downtown.
Neighbor Eddie Belmares said Bannon has been a messy packrat since he moved in and that he is concerned about sanitary conditions in Bannon's apartment.
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Judge Monica Caballero ruled in favor of SAHA.
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To further explain, Bannon said he did not pay rent because the San Antonio Food Bank stopped providing him with food.
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The San Antonio Food Bank said Bannon was not cut off but that he stopped picking up his food and so was then removed from the list of those eligible to receive commodities.
Bannon's appeal in county court will be heard next month. Meanwhile, SAHA and his neighbors will have to wait.
The food bank takes people off its list if they don't pick up their food so that food can go to other needy people.
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Draw out your inner abstractionist at one of the Drop-in Watercolor Workshops at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute on Tuesdays in July, from 2 to 6 pm, and Saturdays in August, from 11 am to 3 pm. Taking inspiration from the exhibition Dove/O'Keeffe: Circles of Influence, work with local artists Sally Sussman (July) and David Lane (August) to paint abstracts from nature at the Clark's beautiful lily pond. All materials will be provided. Students will use watercolors to paint on large, postcard-sized paper that can be mailed home or to a friend. No registration is required; $5 fee per day, per person. Open to students of all ages and abilities (children must be accompanied by an adult). Heavy rain cancels this event.
Dove/O'Keeffe: Circles of Influence explores the artistic dialogue between two influential American artists, both of whom used their work to express an emotional connection to the natural world. O'Keeffe began using watercolors to explore abstraction. Dove openly admired O'Keeffe's early pieces, which eventually sparked his own interest in the medium. Although Dove and O'Keeffe's approach to imagery ultimately diverged, their shared interest in capturing the ephemeral, fugitive traits of nature—the play of light on water, the transitions of the sun and moon, and the rustle of the wind through grass—was the basis for an abiding commitment to each other's works and a profound aesthetic connection that lasted throughout their lifetimes.
The Drop-in Watercolor Workshops are supported by Berkshire Bank.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, MA. The galleries are open 10 am to 5 pm daily in July and August (closed Mondays September through June). Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. Admission is free November through May. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit clarkart.edu.


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Airport: 1.7 km
This hotel is in Glattbrugg, 1.7 kilometers from Zurich Airport and two kilometers from Hagenholz. The University of Zurich is 7.9 kilometers away.
Airport shuttle
Moevenpick Hotel Zuerich-Airport offers a 24-hour business center, fitness equipment, 3 restaurants, and a bar. Airport transportation is complimentary.
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Moevenpick Hotel Zuerich-Airport features a complimentary airport shuttle. Three restaurants are on site, as well as a lobby bar and a seasonal outdoor eatery. This Glattbrugg property includes a 24-hour business center, 13 meeting rooms with audio-visual equipment, and wired and wireless Internet access throughout (surcharge). Guests enjoy fitness equipment and a gift shop. Dry cleaning, currency exchange, and tour assistance are available.
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Le Chalet - Swiss and Mediterranean dishes, served for lunch and dinner.
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Before the Holliday Lady Eagles went to their prom Saturday night, they took on the Jacksboro Tigerettes in softball.
This morning at Holliday High School, Eagles baseball player Brandon Wright signed to play at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. Wright will play catcher for the Crusaders which is an NCAA Division III school in Belton. Brandon was named all district in 2012 and was the district's offensive MVP in 2013. Wright picked up all state honors as a catcher from two different organizations last season.
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Our baseball highlights tonight include the Rider-Old High district 5-4A showdown, the Petrolia Pirates pulling an upset and the 3rd-ranked Holliday Eagles pounding out 17 runs.
Year in and year out, the Holliday Eagles baseball team is one of the best in the area. This season is no different. The Eagles are are state ranked and off to a perfect 3-0 start in District 8-2A. Jermaine Ferrell has more on this week's team of the week, the Holliday Eagles baseball team.
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Hammer Museum Lecture
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Please join Hammer Curator at Large James Elaine and poet, artist Stuart Krimko for an evening of discussion about the works of Chinese artsit Chen Qiulin. Unfortunately Chen Qiulin was not allowed to board her plane at the Beijing airport this week, and is therefore unable to join us in person this evening. She will say hello via video conferencing. We will screen several of her films and discuss her work and the art scene in contemporary China.
Stuart Krimko is the author of Not That Light (2005) and The Sweetness Of Herbert (forthcoming), both published by Sand Paper Press, Key West. In 2005 he received a grant from The Fund for Poetry.
For the past several years Chen Qiulin has been exploring and documenting the rapid and tumultuous urbanization of Sichuan, her home province in southwestern China. Although Chen works in multiple mediums, she recently began using video to engage her interests, mastering it without formal training. The Hammer presents a selection of her videos from her first work in 2001 to her latest completed in the spring of 2009. From the chaotic dismantling of cities for the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, to the effects of modernization and newly found materialism on the younger generations, to the devastation of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, Chen shows us with stark reality, and poetic beauty, a new China being born.
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Canada's first astronaut Marc Garneau will be speaking about engaging Canada's Youth at the upcoming Halton Federal Liberal Association's Gala Evening.
The event will take place at the St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre on Saturday (Feb. 23). It starts at 6:30 p.m.
Garneau will give the keynote address at the gala. He was the first Canadian in outer space having flown with NASA three times. Throughout his career, he's been an officer in the Canadian Navy, president of the Canadian Space Agency, chancellor of Carleton University, a member of Parliament and continues to be a youth advocate.
The black tie-optional evening will have a theme of Engaging Canada's Youth. It will include speeches by the finalists of the Liberal association's Youth Speech Writing Contest.
The finalists are Elise Lum-You, 16, and Chelsea Liu, 16, both students at Abbey Park High School, and Alexandra McKeen, 18, a first-year student at the University of Toronto.
The winners will be decided by Garneau, who is a contender for the Liberal Party of Canada's leadership. The finalists will also get to meet Garneau.
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Create this fashionable scarf using Imagine®, a loosely woven, tubular yarn. Knitting with Imagine requires a special, yet simple, technique. The stitches are formed by inserting the needle into this yarn, rather than wrapping the yarn over your needle.
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Solidarity for Greenpeace Arctic activists
On Friday 17 June, 2011, Kumi Naidoo, the head of Greenpeace international, and fellow activist Ulvar Arnkvaern, were arrested as he climbed an Arctic oil rig operated by Cairn Energy. He was following in the footsteps of 20 other Greenpeace activists who had gone before him in the past two weeks.
Kumi and Ulvar climbed the oil rig, situated 120 km off Greenland coast line, with the aim of handing over a petition signed by 50,000 people from all over the world demanding Cairn publish their oil spill response plan.
They wanted to personally call on Cairn to leave the Arctic.
Speaking moments prior to his arrest Kumi said:
"I did this because Arctic oil drilling is one of the defining environmental battles of our age. I'm an African but I care deeply about what's happening up here. The rapidly melting cap of Arctic sea ice is a grave warning to all of us."
Friends of the Earth International stands in solidarity with Kumi Naidoo and all the activists arrested during the action. We extend our solidarity to all those who take a stand against against unsustainable practices. We support the right of local communities to reject and resist extractive industry operations that threaten their health and livelihoods.
We challenge the world's governments to redirect their support towards economic alternatives that could take us towards equitable and sustainable societies. At the same time, we call upon people everywhere to think critically and creatively about what they really need to consume and produce.
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Amtrak Vermonter service canceled during stormThe Associated Press | February 08,2013With the major snow storm hitting the Northeast, Amtrak has canceled or adjusted some of its train service.
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Celebrating the life and legacy of Adam "MCA" Yauch, MuchMusic presents RIP MCA: A Beastie Boy Remembered. From pioneering rapper with the Beastie Boys to social activist for Tibetan Freedom, we go back into the MuchMusic vault to tell his story.
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A Prayer book for our times, it speaks to today's Jew, relating the thoughts and words of our heritage to the mind and heart of modern, sophisticated Jews.
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Aging baby boomers, a shortage of family doctors and rising healthcare costs affect every corner of the United States. Anniston's medical community says the area's healthcare industry is shifting to meet the growing demand on its services.
More healthcare options are available today in Anniston than any time in its history. That's a rarity in an age when medical facilities are consolidating in large metropolises and moving away from smaller, regional hospitals.
In this instance, Anniston is bucking a national trend, and officials believe services and options will continue to grow and improve so patients do not have to travel out of town or out of state for the best care.
A shared understanding exists — today's actions or lack thereof will have an impact on the future of health care in Anniston, especially because of the predicted strain by the baby boomers.
One local official said if the right actions and steps are not made to ensure quality health care, the entire area will suffer, especially the aging residents.
"The 'boomers' are going to face a situation where most of the need for care giving will fall on themselves and their family members," Randall Frost, director of Senior Services for the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission, says.
All aspects of the health care system in this community, including the area's two largest hospitals, private doctors and government officials, must start brainstorming about ways to attract physicians and health care business owners and companies to Anniston to meet future health care needs.
It could be too late 20 years from now when the first baby boomer will be 82, and have a potential need for more medical care and a new type of housing.
Who's gonna be my doctor? There is a shortage of primary care physicians — in pediatrics, internal medicine and family practice. This is becoming an increasing concern for Anniston officials.
Roughly 50 of the area's nearly 180 doctors are family and internal medicine physicians — of which about six will retire at some point this year.
Officials at Stringfellow Memorial Hospital and Regional Medical Center are kicking it into high gear to recruit and retain family physicians.
Hilary Folsom, manager of physician services at RMC, said the lack of family physicians could be due to lifestyle desires. She said many new medical school graduates do not want to be on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The specialty practices give them flexibility and, typically, higher salaries.
The biggest risk associated with not having enough family physicians, officials said, will be the reduction of continuous follow-up care.
Local doctors have long waiting lists and often turn away patients — a trend predicted to continue. Emergency rooms are often packed.
Corey Ewing, chief operating officer of Stringfellow Memorial Hospital, said the hospital is making a concerted effort right now to prevent a potential extreme shortage in local family physicians. By year-end, he said, Ewing hopes to hire at least nine new doctors.
"We are going to have to add doctors," he said.
One future option is to hire hospitalists, who monitor patients in intensive care units, and internalists, who are considered critical care specialists. They are contracted employees of the hospital and are considered primary caregivers within the halls of the hospital. They do not follow up with patients once they leave.
Neither hospital has adopted the idea, yet. But the idea, if more family physicians decide to bypass Anniston, could become reality.
The baby boomer
Anniston officials need to consider how to meet the needs of an aging population, starting now.
According to the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission
Area Agency on Aging, in 2005, Calhoun County had just over 16,266 residents over the age of 65. By 2025, that number will increase to just over 22,520.
If nothing changes, there will not be enough hospital beds, adult day cares, nursing home facilities, assisted and independent living units and in-home health care help for those in need.
Mike Cassidy, owner of the private Autumn Cove assisted living facility in Anniston, said baby boomers would most likely be looking for alternative living arrangements. He said to prevent the lack of appropriate housing, developers will have to start building — and soon — to meet future needs.
Local officials need to partner to recruit and provide incentives to new health care businesses.
To help alleviate some potential strain on the future of the area's health care system, local officials also need to continue to emphasize preventative and alternative care methods. Frost said if more focus was placed on preventative care and training for friends and family members of the elderly now, future problems could be reduced or eliminated.
"The reality is there is not going to be enough paid people who can be caregivers," he said. "We have to provide information to teach people to own your own healthy future."
Where's the growth?
One concern about the future health care industry in Anniston is the projected rise in the need for more acute in-patient care, which, if not planned for strategically, will stretch the city's medical facilities to their capacity, warned Dr. Igor Bidikov, a geriatrics specialist.
"As the system stands right now, there will not be enough medical beds because of the foreseen future increase in acute in-patient care the public will seek," he said. "There is going to be a need to expand the capacities."
Hospital officials agreed that they will have to add services — and medical beds — to stay competitive and meet the ever-growing needs from patients.
Because more patients who are underinsured or uninsured are making more trips to the emergency room, hospitals will have to expand.
Officials said even today the emergency rooms are constantly filled. They believe, however, that the future will see more patients, especially those with minor problems, using this option.
Stringfellow is considering adding a new patient tower, another operating room and expanding the emergency room. Dates and specifics have yet to be determined.
"Who knows what is going to happen," said Corey Ewing, Stringfellow's chief operating officer. "At one point, something is going to have to change."
Allen Fletcher, former head of RMC, agreed.
"Facilities will have to adapt," he said.
Currently, RMC has no preliminary plans for expansion. The idea, however, is not out of the question.
"All facilities will see expansion," Fletcher said.


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