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Please help me get some nice screenshots with X-image from your GPS showing the openmtbmap!!!!!
Any good looking images from Garmin GPS, PDA or phone showing the openmtbmap. Best with Autorouting or tracks and contourlines intregrated.
(if you upload less than 3 screenshots, I would like to ask you to refrain from copyright - so I don't have to credit loads of people).
Simply drop me a mail with the screenshots.
(classic layout first 2 screenshots, wide layout other Oregon screenshots).
Nüvi 200:
Gpsmap 62
(note low resolution on GPS makes screenshots look very small on screen), using "thin" layout (as recommended):
Vista HCx
using the "thin" layout. Note if you want to use it for mountainbiking, I recommend the "classic" layout, which has wider streets. For cycling inside a city, the "thin" layout is also okay however.
First zooming in from 5km overview to 50m detail. Note that the map is only so "crowded" because Vienna is a big city. On the countryside the map looks a bit cleaner while zooming in.
The blue flags are Points of interest saved locally to the GPS and not part of the map.
Example of riding alon a calculated route.


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It can be used to generate arpeggiated sounds, analog strings, bass, leads, pads and some acoustic emulations. BabyTron has a simplified architecture of just one of each traditional modules: oscillator, envelope, filter.
The modulations (including phase distortion) have no sophisticated algorithms, just there are direct modulations from several sources. In that manner, the user can build complex sounds using simple resources.
The step sequencer has 3 main sections. One is to modulate the tone of notes. Another is to modulate some parameters as described at Specifications. And another section is "Scenes". There are 4 scenes. All tweaks made in most of the controls of the step Sequencer are themselves saved in the selected scene. Therefore the user has 4 versions of each preset, it means 4 sub-presets. The scenes can be used to make a lot of changes with one click, at recording or live performance.
BabyTron makes transparent or invisible the knobs that have no result in a given situation. For example, if the user selects "noise" in the oscillator, it will turn invisible the knobs "octave", "pulse", "phase", etc. .That feature is called "Auto Hide", and it facilitates the training and use of this synthesizer.
1 oscillator.
1 envelope generator with independent modulation of: - tone, amplitude, filter cut, pulse width, tuning of phase distortion, amount of phase distortion.
1 filter with control of "Wide" (panoramic frequency distribution).
1 LFO with just Triangle wave and a Synchronization pulsator with independent modulation of: - tone, amplitude, filter cut, pulse width, tuning of phase distortion, amount of phase distortion.
1 Step Modulator of 16 steps that includes: - 2 graphic screens - independent modulation of tone, amplitude, filter cut, pulse width, tuning of phase distortion, amount of phase distortion - 3 modes of envelope trigger - 4 scenes for each preset (means 4 subpresets).
"age": provides vintage warmth.
"boost": manages the dynamics to give loudness.
Auto Hide function: Like in any synthesizer, certain situations make any knobs have no action. Babytron hides them for easy handling.
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I really dig this and solicitos gear ive used babytron on both of my albums so far, whats really cool is to make a beat to match a babytron rythmn then run it through a glitcher. big smiles
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This synth is really very good, but i prefer the other version of this developer: The SuperTron 2.6 (simply THE BEST!)
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"Many civilizations have been crippled or destroyed by an inability to understand water or manage it. We have a huge advantage over the generations of people who have come before us, because we can understand water and we can use it smartly."
– Charles Fishman, The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water
Charles Fishman, bestselling author of The Wal-Mart Effect has most recently turned his attention to water. The leap from discounted mega-giant to Earth's most essential resource may seem like a big one, but Fishman is interested in relationships-whether it's to Wal-Mart or water. Fishman first began his flirtation with water in a 2007 article entitled, "Message in a Bottle", published in Fast Company magazine. In this piece Fishman lamented, "Thirty years ago, bottled water barely existed as a business in the United States. Last year, we spent more on Poland Spring, Fiji Water, Evian, Aquafina, and Dasani than we spent on iPods or movie tickets– $15 billion. It will be $16 billion this year" (Fishman, 2007).
Fast forward to 2011, and Fishman tackles both the history and future of water in our world. The Big Thirst seeks to open people's eyes to the reality of water in the twenty-first century. Similar to what the book and film, Fast Food Nation did for revealing the atrocities of the United States fast food industry, Thirst delves into people's water consciousness. For example, do you know where your water goes when it swirls down the drain, flushes down the toilet or leaves your washing machine? A majority of Americans have no idea.
Also consider that most Americans don't know where the majority of their daily water usage comes from. Do you? In 1999, a group of researchers used electronic water-flow sensors in 1,888 homes for four weeks. The results showed that the primary way American's use water daily is by flushing the toilet. About five times a day per person if you want to put a figure on it. We literally flush 5.7 billion gallons of water down the toilet a day (Fishman, 2011).
The Big Thirst's strength stems from Fishman's ability to storytell. He connects you to your relationship with water in a multitude of ways. Take for example, this excerpt, "Like so much of modern life, safe, reliable water and sewer service is both essential and a complete mystery. We have no idea where our water comes from, we have no idea what happens to it when the dishwasher is done with it. We have no idea what effort is required to get the water to us, and no idea what's required to get rid of it. That ignorance doesn't matter, until things start to go wrong."
Water is an essential resource in our daily lives- and most of us do not understand how much we rely on it, how much goes into getting it to our faucet, and what we would do if it were to stop flowing freely. Charles Fishman explores these questions through fascinating stories intertwining his personal travels to the water bottling plants of San Pellegrino, Italy and Poland Spring, Maine. The main question being, why don't we value our most essential resource the way we should?


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MAYER's culinaries
There is a real culinary focus at Schloss Prielau. Star chef Andreas Mayer has been ensuring a special kind of taste experience since 2004 – the "Schlossküche" ideal for when you are feeling a bit peckish, offers a small menu along with coffee and cake. In the summer the terrace is open in the evenings too so the day can be seen out perfectly with a glass of wine or an aperitif enjoyed before dinner at MAYER's Restaurant, the gourmet restaurant at Schloss Prielau. Under the management of star chef Andreas Mayer, he and his team ensure a special kind of taste experience.
You can find Andreas Mayer's culinary delights in his cookbook "Vision- Perfektion - Faszination" (available in German) which you can order with a personal signature.
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Day 32: Countdown to Starz Denver Film Festival
Close readers of the Clyfford Still Museum/Denver Film Society announcement of their jointly produced fall series "film/Still" will likely glean the identity of the 35th Starz Denver Film Festival Stan Brakhage tributee. It's filmmaker Stacey Steers.
The Boulder-based animator joins other luminaries who tease shadow-and-light and play with the very texture or meaning of film itself, among them: Phil Solomon, Abigail Childs, P. Adams Sitney and George Kuchar to name a few.
The "film/Still" series begins at the FilmCenter/Colfax (2510 East Colfax) Tuesday, Oct. 9 with "A Tribute to Stan Brakhage" and ends four weeks later with "A Evening With Stacey Steers." The giveaway? The date — Nov. 4 — nothing happens at the FilmCenter during the film festival except for the fest and Steers is deserving and due the recognition.


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Sears Holdings Corp. said Thursday it returned to a profit in the first quarter as it benefitted from a gain on the sale of underperforming stores. The troubled retailer also said it would spinoff a stake in its Canada business as part of its efforts to turn around its U.S. business.
The Hoffman Estates, Ill., company, which runs Sears, Kmart and Lands' End, said it earned $189 million, or $1.78 per share, for the period ended April 28. It lost $170 million, or $1.58 per share, a year ago.
The current quarter included a $233 million gain on the sale of some U.S. and Canadian stores and leasehold interest.
Excluding store closing costs and other items, Sears lost 31 cents per share from continuing operations. That was better than the loss of 67 cents per share analysts had expected. Shares of Sears rose $4.37, or about 9 percent, to $55.24.
Earlier this year, Sears also announced that it was spinning off its smaller Hometown and Outlet stores as well as some hardware stores in a deal expected to raise $400 million to $500 million. That transaction is still expected to close in the third quarter, Sears said Thursday.
Sears Chief Financial Officer Rob Schriesheim said in a statement that the company anticipates that it will generate $1.6 billion to $1.7 billion in capital this year through a number of actions, including the Hometown and Outlet spinoffs, previously announced cost reductions and moves taken to lower cash invested in inventory, and the sale of certain stores in the U.S. and Canada.
"They're selling their branches to raise working capital," said Michael Cipriani, executive vice president of Rosenthal & Rosenthal, which buys merchandise from suppliers and then collects the money from the retailer once the goods are sold. "All these are good signs. I believe they're on the road to recovery."
Still, the company has a long way to go in turning around its business. Total revenue for the latest quarter slipped 3 percent to $9.27 billion, partly as a result of unfavorable foreign currency exchange rates and having fewer stores open during the period. Wall Street had forecast revenue of $9.26 billion.
Revenue from Sears stores in the U.S. open at least a year fell 1 percent, while the figure dropped 1.6 percent for Kmart locations. The figure is a critical indicator of health because it excludes the impact of newly opened or closed stores.
Both Sears and Kmart stores experienced soft sales of consumer electronics but stronger sales of clothing and footwear. For Sears Canada, the metric slid 6.3 percent on declines in electronics, home decor, hardware and clothing.
Sears' cash balance climbed to $784 million from $754 million over the three-month period ending April 28. It has also reduced inventory levels and trimmed its total debt to $3.2 billion at quarter's end, down from $3.5 billion.
Earlier this month at Sears annual meeting, executives emphasized the company's financial strength, increased liquidity and prospects to boost operational results. During the meeting, Chairman Edward Lampert said that real estate sales were important to restore profitability and to get shareholders' confidence back.
The company also noted that it had invested several hundred million dollars in improving the customer experience. Changes include improved displays and almost 15,000 iPads and iPod Touch devices so sales staff can research products and help customers check out wherever they are in a store.
Sears has been on the defensive with Wall Street because of the years-long decline in sales at its Sears and Kmart stores. Revenue at U.S. stores open at least a year fell 2.2 percent last year.
Sears Holdings said will keep an approximately 51 percent stake in Sears Canada, down from 95 percent. The proposed spinoff is expected to close this year, with Sears Canada continuing to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange after the deal's closing. The company said the move will allow it, as well as Sears Canada, to focus on its respective businesses.
Sears currently has more than 3,900 stores in the U.S. and Canada.


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Sundance 2013 – Day Nine
at SLC Library in Salt Lake
My Score – 68
3:00 pm
Gideon's Army
at SLC Library in Salt Lake
My Score – 87
6:00 pm
Pandora's Promise
at Tower Theatre in Salt Lake
My Score – 90
9:00 pm
Fill the Void
at Broadway Cinemas III in Salt Lake
My Score – 90
Virtually Heroes
at Tower Theatre in Salt Lake
My Score – 59
Movies seen thus far: 30
Today's Favorite: Pandora's Promise
Festival Favorite: The Way, Way Back
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January 25, 2013 at 12:34pm
Posted in Sundance Film Festival
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San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Friday Programming Preview
July 22 through 25 marks 41st year of the San Diego Comic-Con International, the world's most famous popular culture convention. It'll be my seventh year as an attendee.
If I can pull together the hardware I need, I'm hoping to post my instant impressions of each panel I attend as they happen. If you happen to have an awesome contact who can help out, please drop me a line
The panels for this year were released last week. Here's my list of Friday's panels that appeal. The best news for me is that the panels in Hall H are almost uniformly terrible, meaning that I will escape the gravity of that place for the first time in quite a while, if only for a day. This also means that I get to avoid most of the 3D hype, as the programming gurus appear to have decided that Friday, in addition to being Star Wars Day, is also unofficially 3D Day. On the down side, it means I will miss Guillermo del Toro, who is always highly entertaining.
Sometime between now and next Wednesday, I'll sit down and figure out exactly what I'll be attending.
Friday, July 23
10:00-11:00 Comedy Central: Ugly Americans— Room 25ABC
10:30-11:30 Summit Entertainment: Drive Angry 3D— Hall H
11:00-11:45 Dimension Films: Piranha 3D— Hall H
11:30-12:30 AMC's The Walking Dead— Room 6BCF – I am really excited for this panel. I love the Kirkman graphic novel it's based on, and think Darabont can do almost no wrong. My biggest concern about the show is that they're going to have to gut it to get it on AMC. I hope not.
11:30-12:30 Caprica— Ballroom 20
12:00-1:00 Skyline— Hall H
1:00-2:00 Bloom County's Berkeley Breathed: The Secret Sex Tapes— Room 6A – from what I understand, Breathed rarely does public appearances. It'll be a tight transition between Walking Dead to here, and I suspect the line will be prohibitively long for what is a really small room, so we shall see.
1:00-2:00 Star Wars Day: Beyond Solo: Crafting the Multiplayer Story in Star Wars: The Old Republic— Room 7AB
1:00-2:00 Super— Hall H
2:00-3:00 Yo Gabba Gabba! -Room 8
2:15-3:45 Miramax Films: Don't Be Afraid of the Dark— Hall H – It's possible I may try to sneak back into Hall H for this and the Green Hornet panel. del Toro's been reliably entertaining in past panels, and is rumored to be ready to announce his next movie here. Fingers crossed for Lovecraft.
4:00-5:00 Entertainment Weekly: Girls Who Kick Ass: A New Generation of Heroines—Ballroom 20
4:00-6:00 Sony Pictures Entertainment: The Other Guys, The Green Hornet, and Priest — Hall H
4:30-5:30 Adult Swim Panel Featuring Robot Chicken, Venture Bros, and Metalocalypse—Room 6BCF – on the other hand, if I skip Hall H, I'll get to finally see the Adult Swim panel after many years of wanting to get to it.
4:30-5:30 Fallout: Game Writing in Evolving Franchises— Room 9
5:00-6:00 Spotlight on Drew Struzan— Room 7AB
5:00-6:00 Girls Gone Genre: Movies, TV, Comics, Web— Room 24ABC
5:15-6:15 True Blood Panel and Q&A session— Ballroom 20
5:30-6:30 Shout! Factory: Roger Corman: King of the Independents— Room 25ABC
6:30-7:30 TV Guide Magazine: The 2010 Hot List— Ballroom 20
7:00-8:00 RiffTrax Live— Room 6DE
8:00-10:00 World Premiere: Batman: Under the Red Hood— Ballroom 20
8:15-9:15 Marvel: Iron Man Anime— Room 6DE
9:00-10:00 Worst Cartoons Ever— Room 6BCF – This one's a yearly tradition and always a lot of fun. The last few years I've been so bushed by Friday night that I've had to go to the panel, grab a copy of the DVD that Jerry Beck, noted animation historian, puts together of his program, and go back and sleep, but I won't have as early a morning this time, so this may happen.
9:30-10:30 The Blood Factory— Room 5AB
10:00-12:00 Spike & Mike's Festival of Animation: Sick and Twisted— Room 6BCF
Written by ireviewsomething
July 13, 2010 at 11:29pm
Posted in San Diego Comic-Con
Tagged with 3D, Adult Swim, Batman: Under the Red Hood, Berkeley Breathed, Bloom County, Caprica, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, Drew Struzan, Drive Angry 3D, Fallout, Frank Darabont, Guillermo del Toro, Iron Man Anime, Jerry Beck, Metalocalypse, Piranha 3D, RiffTrax, Robert Kirkman, Robot Chicken, Roger Corman, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con International, SDCC, Skyline, Spike & Mike's Festival of Animation, Star Wars, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Super, The Blood Factory, The Green Hornet, The Other Guys, The Walking Dead, True Blood, Ugly Americans, Venture Bros., Worst Cartoons Ever, Yo Gabba Gabba!


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London City Airport shuts down due to unexploded WWII bomb
All flights in and out of London City Airport were cancelled yesterday after a 500-kilogram (1,100-pound) unexploded World War II bomb was found nearby in the River Thames.
The Metropolitan Police service cleared an area within 214 meters (700 feet) of the bomb, including several residential streets, as officers worked with specialists from the Royal Navy to remove the device.
Police said the German bomb was discovered Sunday at the George V Dock during pre-planned work at City Airport. They described it as a 1.5-meter (5-foot) shell that was lying in a bed of dense silt.
"The first stage of the removal operation is to free the shell from the silt so that it can be floated for removal," police said in a statement.
After that, navy bomb-disposal experts will tow it away and destroy it underwater in a controlled explosion.
Local officials offered emergency accommodations to residents, although some refused to leave their homes.
Airport CEO Robert Sinclair said he recognised that passengers will be inconvenienced but said the airport was cooperating fully with authorities "to resolve the situation as quickly as possible."
Sinclair said later that he expected the airport to reopen today.


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NIKKI Bull said he was "extremely upset" at speculation he had refused to play for Wycombe Wanderers, after the club confirmed his departure today.
The goalkeeper has this week left the Adams Park side for personal and footballing reasons after making 114 appearances for the club.
In a statement the 31-year-old said: "The past week has been one of the hardest of my career.
"I would like to take this opportunity to set the record straight on unfounded and untruthful comments and rumours circulating about me which have brought my character into question and attacked my integrity.
"On Monday October 29 I had a meeting with Gareth Ainsworth in which I openly and honestly informed him that I was unhappy due to footballing and personal reasons and that I needed a break.
"At no point did I refuse to play for Wycombe Wanderers or attend training. During my time at the club I have played many times through injury and illness so to read in newspapers and social media that I had refused to play was extremely upsetting.
"The fact of the matter is that I was not even considered for selection due to my imminent departure from the football club.
"Regardless of whether supporters rated me as a player or not I would like to think they all respected the fact that I always gave my all every time I entered the field to represent their club so it has been difficult seeing the fans that I have respected throughout my time at the club turn on me in the way that they have without knowing or waiting for all the information to surface before forming their judgements.
"My performances in my last few appearances for the club were not up to the standards I expect and demand from myself and it was clear in my mind that all of last seasons defeats and goals conceded had started to take its toll on me and I needed a break.
"I would lastly like to thank and praise my close friend Gareth Ainsworth on how he has understood and handled my situation and wish him all the best for the future."
Wanderers said in a statement of their own: "The club would like to extend its thanks to Nikki Bull for his time at Adams Park.
"We recognise Nikki had genuine footballing and personal reasons in his life which led to his desire to leave us early last week, which to clarify made him unavailable for the weekend's match.
"We wish him well for the future within football and life in general and sincerely hope he goes on to make the best of his career during the rest of his playing days and beyond."
Bull became a firm favourite with supporters after signing in 2010, sweeping the board at the club's player of the year award at the end of his first season between the sticks.
Things were harder in his second term as he let in 100 goals in all competitions as Wanderers were relegated.
He was critical of his team mates' efforts last season, accusing too many of 'downing tools' when things got tough.
The goalkeeper is ineligible to sign for another club until January 1.


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A Broad Curriculum
At the foundation of Harvard's lofty reputation is a liberal arts curriculum taught by some of the world's great scholars. Nobel laureates and Pulitzer Prize-winning authors teach introductory and Gen Ed courses, and all faculty are readily available for students.
Now equally well-known for its professional schools, Harvard originally received recognition as the country's first and finest undergraduate institution. It has long been committed to reforming college curricula and, in fact, the whole elective system began here over a century ago. Today, Harvard maintains its strong commitment to the undergraduate with one of the broadest programs in existence. Students may concentrate in any of 48 fields, including African-American studies, computer and environmental sciences, engineering, government, classics, and folklore and mythology. The majority of courses offered at Harvard have fewer than 20 students, and most departments feature a "tutorial" system of teaching and learning.
Tutorials are directed study courses in a student's field of concentration, taught either in small groups or individually.
Harvard has a graduation rate of over 97 percent, and over 70 percent of students graduate with honors. Nine out of 10 undergraduates who apply succeed in gaining admission to a medical school, with similar rates for other graduate schools.
Contributing to these figures are first-class facilities such as a 12 million-volume library that is the largest university library in the world, numerous art and cultural museums, and 25 science/laboratory centers.
The Harvard Student
While Harvard has long been a leader among universities, it is equally committed to developing leaders among people. Thus, its enrollment is not comprised of 6,700 "geniuses." Instead, the University prides itself on attracting the best all-around young individuals—those with the energy, innovation and creativity to enliven a classroom.
Some students show unusual academic promise through experiences or achievements in study or research. Others are more "well-rounded" and have contributed in many different ways to the lives of their schools or communities. Still others could be called "well-lopsided," with demonstrated excellence in one particular endeavor. And many students bring perspectives formed by unusual personal circumstances or experiences.
The end result is an undergraduate population drawn from every state and many foreign countries, one that brings together a grand diversity of social, ethnic and economic backgrounds.
Student Life
Both academically and residentially, Harvard College is fully coeducational. The centers of campus life are the residential houses. The house system, established in 1930, provides a small college atmosphere within the university.
Each house has several faculty members and a staff of residential tutors associated with it, as well as dormitories, dining halls, libraries, intramural athletic teams and a number of social events. There are 12 residential houses, while a 13th unit, Dudley House, provides a parallel life for the students who live off-campus.
All freshmen live in or next to Harvard Yard. "The Yard" is the center of the university, and the hub of Harvard's activity. Resident adult advisers help students explore the academic and non-academic opportunities of their first year. A wide range of programs are designed especially for first-year students—in the arts, intramural athletics and Freshman Seminars.
Students run nearly 400 organizations and programs on campus. Last year, 70 plays and musicals were produced and directed by students. There are men's, women's and mixed voiced choruses, plus over half a dozen a cappella groups. Six orchestras, smaller ensembles, chamber groups and rock bands also thrive. Twenty-two dance groups represent diverse cultures and modes of artistic expression from around the world. There are two student newspapers and numerous political, feminist, ethnic, cultural and religious journals. In addition, there are several student organizations that focus on diversity and social justice issues. A majority of students participate in community service during their time at Harvard College through programs supported by the Phillips Brooks House: Center for Public Service & Engaged Scholarship.
Harvard's faculty is large, diverse, and by any measure, an accomplished group of women and men.
Each faculty member is both a noted teacher and scholar. Harvard students learn in classrooms and labs from professors who are leading authorities in their fields. In this academic community, all members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, including the most prominent scholars, expect to teach undergraduates as well as graduate students.
Faculty members also instruct students outside the classroom. In addition to professors' weekly office hours, students often spend time with their professors before or after class. There are also many occasions when professors take meals in Harvard's residential dining halls, attend gatherings in the residences of House Masters, who are themselves senior faculty members, and participate in other programs and special events.
Over the course of a year, hundreds of students work closely with faculty members on their own or their professors' research. The opportunities for formal and informal relationships with Harvard faculty are plentiful and rewarding, resulting in lifelong friendships as well as professional collaborations that can enrich students' lives and careers.
Beyond the mentorship of a faculty actively involved in undergraduate life, Harvard students have access to other extraordinary academic resources.
By a wide margin, Harvard's library system, with about 100 central and auxiliary collections and nearly 14 million volumes, is the world's largest university library. More than two dozen university buildings are used exclusively for scientific research, including laboratories for astronomy; biology; biochemistry; chemistry; computer science; electrical; computer, and systems, and mechanical engineering, geology, as well as physics and applied physics.
Finally, the university's many museums include one of the world's most distinguished university art collections and a natural history museum whose scope and importance make it similarly renowned.
The Undergraduate Program
Harvard offers students everything necessary for a liberal education in virtually every imaginable field.
The sheer number of curricular choices — the catalog includes about 4,000 courses — opens doors for the exploration of widely disparate fields and also for concentration in special areas of interest.
Harvard's philosophy has long been that an undergraduate education ought to have structure and coherence while allowing for maximum flexibility and individual choice.
Each student takes four courses in both the fall and spring semesters. Harvard students spend, on average, 12 hours per week in class and enjoy wide latitude in setting priorities for study and free time.
Course choices are made in close consultation with an academic adviser over a week-long shopping period at the start of both semesters. Over the four-year undergraduate program, each student will fulfill the requirements of a field of concentration (on average, half of a student's total coursework) and the General Education (about one-quarter of the plan of study).
The remaining quarter of a student's coursework is chosen freely from courses offered throughout the university. These three components of the undergraduate program together fulfill the fundamental aims of a liberal arts education.
There is no firm distinction in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences between undergraduate and graduate courses. Students may progress in the curriculum as rapidly as their preparation permits and may enroll in graduate-level courses in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Most of Harvard's 10 graduate schools allow students to cross-register and to participate in special programs. A reciprocal arrangement with MIT, our Cambridge neighbor, also permits Harvard students to cross-register in courses offered there.
While some of Harvard's most popular courses are taught in grand lecture halls to accommodate significant student interest, the majority of courses are taught in more intimate settings of 20 or fewer students.
Among Harvard's most valuable intellectual assets are its students. Although they come from many different places and backgrounds and have a striking variety of talents, ambitions and convictions, all possess a passion for learning.
That energy can be felt in and out of the classroom. At least as much learning occurs in dorms and dining halls as in labs and course lectures. Because undergraduate enrollment is comparatively small, there are many opportunities to get to know fellow students well. Late night talks and dinner table debates are very much part of the daily experience of the women and men at Harvard College.
Postgraduate Plans
Harvard is committed to providing whatever guidance or assistance students may need. Given the university's extraordinary resources, students' needs are met swiftly and fully.
Perhaps as a result, Harvard's graduation rate is over 97 percent, among the very highest in the nation. Similarly high percentages of graduating seniors and alumni express their satisfaction by stating in surveys that they would attend Harvard if they had to choose a college again.
Although Harvard's academic programs are not "preprofessional" in the sense that they provide vocational training, Harvard students are very well prepared for admission to professional schools (business, law and medicine) and graduate programs. Our students enjoy an extraordinarily high rate of admission to graduate and professional schools of their choice. And Harvard College is almost always the best-represented undergraduate institution at Harvard's graduate schools.
While some students select fields of concentration commonly associated with certain careers, many discover they can study in areas of intellectual rather than professional interest and still be superb candidates for jobs and graduate schools.
At Harvard, students can concentrate in history and go to medical school, or study engineering and earn a graduate degree in law.
Admission and Financial Aid
There is no formula for gaining admission to Harvard. Academic accomplishment in high school is important, but the Admissions Committee also considers many other criteria such as community involvement, extracurricular activities and work experience. There were over 37,000 applicants for the class of 2019.
Strength of character, ability to overcome adversity, and other personal qualities often play a part in admissions decisions.
Grades and test scores are relied on to help assess academic promise, but they are by no means relied on exclusively. Evidence that you are willing and able to take on academic challenges or that you possess strengths not fully revealed in objective information is also of interest to the Admissions Committee.
Believing that cost should not play a primary role in the selection of a college, Harvard has worked for many decades to attract students from all economic backgrounds.
Harvard is committed to admissions and financial aid policies that help it attract a truly diverse student body. Harvard makes admissions decisions without regard to a student's financial circumstances or citizenship, and meets the full financial need of each student who qualifies for aid.
The Committee on Financial Aid determines aid packages — in the form of scholarships, loans, and term-time jobs — based solely on need using a full range of family income and asset information.
Over the past several years, Harvard has launched two major financial aid initiatives to benefit all students. As a result, students with financial need will now face less educational debt on graduation and will have more time to concentrate on academic and extracurricular opportunities.
These initiatives have featured significant annual increases in the undergraduate scholarship budget, reduced loan and term-time job obligations, and an outside award policy which allows students to use the full amount of their outside awards to reduce loans.
Together, with the College's longstanding commitment to need-blind admissions and need-based aid, these plans will continue to keep a Harvard education accessible to students from all economic backgrounds.
Student Housing
Harvard guarantees every student College housing for four years, and nearly all students choose to live on campus for their full undergraduate careers.
All 1,650 first-year students live in or adjacent to Harvard Yard. The Freshman Dean's Office assigns roommates carefully among 17 freshman dorms. Numerous proctors (adult residential advisors) and deans live among first-year students to help them explore Harvard's broad academic and extracurricular opportunities.
One highlight of freshman year is dining in Annenberg Hall, where all first years gather to eat. Each house has several faculty members and a staff of residential tutors associated with it, as well as dormitories, dining halls, libraries, intramural athletic teams and social events.
As sophomores, students move from the Yard to one of the 12 Houses — small residential communities of 330 to 450 students. Each House has its own dining hall, library, common rooms, rehearsal spaces and other resources.
Houses also provide students with a wide range of extracurricular programs. A senior faculty member serves each House as a Master. Masters make each House a home by hosting frequent open houses in their private residences and by selecting an extensive staff of both resident and nonresident tutors and faculty fellows. Together, Masters and House staff set the tone for the House in its activities and in its functioning as a close-knit community within the context of a larger college and university
Life Outside the Classroom
Extracurricular opportunities at Harvard are virtually unlimited. There are more than 400 official student organizations at the College, and the number and nature of organizations change constantly as students' interests evolve.
Casual beginners to accomplished masters find opportunities at all levels. You do not have to study music in order to play in a orchestra, nor must you have had experience in drama or journalism to act in a play or write for a student publication.
College facilities include concert halls, theaters with large stages and others with more intimate surroundings, dance studios, rehearsal spaces and practice rooms. Creative students may enjoy the visual arts as a satisfying hobby or a serious academic pursuit.
There are plenty of opportunities at Harvard to become a journalist, poet, disc jockey, or editor. Several campus newspapers have a wide readership, and there are political, academic, and literary journals to complement the humor magazines, yearbook, and radio stations.
Cultural and Ethnic Initiatives
There are more than 50 cultural, ethnic, and international student organizations at Harvard, as well as communities representing nearly every major religion.
The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations sponsors many activities during the year that celebrate the ethnic and cultural diversity at Harvard. One of the most anticipated events is Cultural Rhythms, a festival that highlights the talents of Harvard students and offers ethnic foods from around the world. The "Cultural Artist of the Year," emcees the event, and past hosts have included Queen Latifah, Jackie Chan, Andy Garcia, and Halle Berry.
Cambridge, Boston, and New England
Cambridge combines the attractions of a cosmopolitan city with the charm of a New England town. Organized around traditional town greens, tree-lined squares, and the grassy banks of the Charles River, Cambridge is one of metropolitan Boston's vital urban centers.
One-of-a-kind shops, international restaurants, bookstores, street cafés, and cavernous music stores occupy the streets surrounding the College. Sporting events, theater concerts, and colorful street performers also draw neighbors and visitors to Harvard Square.
While Boston is full of history and colonial charm, with its cobblestone streets and colonial church spires, it is also a modern city whose liveliness is apparent in its ranging architectural styles, thriving industries, diverse cultures, and important arts centers.
Boston Harbor, famous for its Revolutionary War "tea party," is home to many new and busy waterfront restaurants and shops. The waterfront also boasts a world-renowned aquarium, science museum, and numerous opportunities to walks through historic districts or cruises to its many islands and recreational areas.
Within easy reach of Boston and Cambridge are the beaches of the Atlantic, cozy seaside villages from Cape Cod to Maine, ski slopes, forests, and historical sites recalling America's past.


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Product Roundup: ISCSI
Here's a look at some of the vendors and products that make up the iSCSI market.
Debates continue to rage over whether or not the "Year of iSCSI" has officially arrived, but one thing is for certain, there are more iSCSI products, more iSCSI accessory devices and more approaches to the Ethernet-based storage protocol on the market than ever before.
The Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) estimates that today 40,000 iSCSI storage systems are in production use in North America. (This is compared to an estimated 1,500 as recently as 2004.) ESG senior analyst Tony Asaro expects that number to rise to about 60,000 by this time next year.
Those 40,000 iSCSI systems in use today represent a small number compared to the number of Fibre Channel systems in use. But a key development has occurred in the last year -- more big legacy storage vendors, including Hitachi Data Systems (HDS), EMC Corp. and IBM, have embraced the protocol. This has both validated the protocol and brought it to a wider audience.
"A lot of people say they like the idea of iSCSI, but they want their particular vendor to support it," Asaro said. "Now that companies like EMC, IBM and HDS are supporting it, it's made a big difference."
That difference is helping the market for iSCSI expand in several directions. "The market now for iSCSI has become much more multifaceted," said Steve Norall, analyst with the Taneja Group. "The last couple of years the market has primarily been SMB and remote office-focused, dominated by a couple of players, like EqualLogic [Corp.] and LeftHand [Networks Inc.], but just over the last six months there's a second market emerging, focused on high-capacity, high-performance verticals."
Below is a listing of some of the more important iSCSI products from traditional RAID-based SANs to new, high-capacity, high-performance designs.
SAN-based iSCSI storage
Some of these products, like EqualLogic's PS Series SANs and LeftHand's SANiQ clusters, have novel approaches to disk virtualization, but at heart, the following products are all block-based, SAN-attached storage systems with RAID or RAID-like data protection.
|Company name
|Dell Inc.
|Dynamic Network Factory
|EqualLogic Corp
|PS Series
|iStor Networks Inc.
|iS325 Storage Solution
|iQstor Networks Inc.
|LeftHand Networks Inc.
|LSI Corp./IBM
|Simplicity 1532/IBM DS3300
|Storage Concentrator
|Xiotech Corp.
|Magnitude 750
Multiprotocol devices/iSCSI connectivity
These products offer some combination of network attached storage (NAS), Fibre Channel, and/or iSCSI access to disks or offer iSCSI connectivity to an existing Fibre Channel SAN.
|Company name
|Adaptec Corp.
|NAS, iSCSI
|Agami Systems
|NAS, iSCSI
|BlueArc Corp.
|NAS, iSCSI
|Compellent Technologies Inc.
|StorageCenter SAN
|FC, iSCSI
|EMC Corp.
|FC, iSCSI
|EMC Corp.
|FC, iSCSI, NAS
|Fujitsu Corp.
|All storage systems
|FC, iSCSI *
|Hewlett-Packard Co.
|FC, iSCSI *
|Hewlett-Packard Co.
|NAS, iSCSI
|Hitachi Data Systems
|Adaptable Modular Storage
|FC, iSCSI*
|Hitachi Data Systems
|Workgroup Modular Storage
|FC, iSCSI*
|LSI Corp.
|SANtricity/IBM DS4000
|FC, iSCSI*
|Network Appliance Inc.
|All storage systems
|FC, iSCSI, NAS
|Nexsan Technologies Inc.
|SATABoy, SATABeast
|NAS, iSCSI
|Pillar Data Systems
|FC, iSCSI, NAS
*Indicates iSCSI connectivity to an existing Fibre Channel system; HP, LSI Corp. and HDS all use QLogic's iSCSI routers to offer this feature.
New designs
Below are a few interesting new approaches to iSCSI-based storage.
Massively parallel/grid-based iSCSI storage
|Company name
|Intransa Inc.
|Pivot3 Inc.
|RAIGE Storage Cluster
New SMB/DAS consolidation options
These products use software and virtualization to create iSCSI SANs out of commodity servers.
|Company name
|LeftHand Networks Inc.
|Virtual SAN Appliance
|Open-E GmbH
|SM Series
Accessory devices: TCP/IP offload engines (TOE) cards, accelerators and more
ISCSI acceleration and connectivity
This is a market that was big when iSCSI first appeared, before server processors gained enough strength to support additional 1 GigE connectivity. Now, according to experts, iSCSI acceleration devices are making a comeback thanks to 10 GigE on the horizon and the rise of virtual servers, which put additional strain on CPUs even in 1 GigE environments.
iSCSI HBAs provide both connectivity to storage and added CPU horsepower for performance. They are sold by companies that include:
ISCSI accelerators and offload engines are chips that can be attached to standard server network interface cards (NIC) for added processing power. The NIC itself provides the connectivity. Some acceleration products also strip the "chatty" TCP/IP protocol of extraneous packets, much like wide area network (WAN) optimization products in the networking world. Accelerators and TOEs are sold by companies that include:
For more on accelerator/TOE product specifications, see this report.
Initiators and targets
Everyone and their brother has an initiator, which is a piece of software that connects server to iSCSI storage, and a target, which is a piece of software that connects storage back to the server. Most of them are free, and the most popular free initiators and targets are available from Nimbus Data Systems Inc., Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp.


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Secondhand smoke — a combination of the smoke coming from the burning end of a cigarette or cigar (sidestream smoke) and the smoke that is exhaled by a smoker (mainstream smoke) — is almost as dangerous as smoking.
Smokers might not intend to put the people around them in danger, but they are. Secondhand smoke contains more than 4,000 chemical compounds — from arsenic and ammonia to hydrogen cyanide — many of which increase the risk of cancer and heart disease.
Breathing in secondhand smoke can significantly increase someone's risk for:
So secondhand smoke won't just affect kids in the future. It can cause problems now, like hurting sports performance or the ability to be physically active.
Even now that fewer people smoke, chances are that someone in your family or someone you know still smokes. But it's never healthy to breathe in tobacco smoke — even occasional or short-term exposure can take a toll on the body.
If you smoke, try to quit. If you have other smokers in the family, offer support and encouragement to help them kick the habit. Quitting isn't easy because smoking is highly addictive. But there are many support groups and tobacco-free programs available to help people stop.
If you can't make your family completely smoke-free, you can still help protect your kids (and yourself!) from secondhand smoke by enforcing these two practical habits:
Nonsmoking adults can more easily walk away from other people's smoke at home, work, restaurants, even friends' and family members' houses. But sometimes kids need help from their parents to lead smoke-free lives. So don't be afraid to speak up if someone is smoking near your child. Politely ask the person not to, but be prepared to move away from the smoker if the situation becomes uncomfortable.
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In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, the Sword of Kas was the mighty blade used by Kas the Bloody-Handed, the dreaded lieutenant of Vecna. It was by this blade, some say, that Vecna lost his Hand and Eye.
The sword, variously described as a short sword, longsword, or greatsword, was crafted by Vecna. The blade is said to have been magically honed to a razor's edge, enhanced the wielder's strength, and could be used to call down lightning bolts from any storm clouds that might be overhead. The sword itself is intelligent, possessing a vile and murderous spirit.
Publication History Edit
The Sword of Kas first appeared in the Original D&D supplement, Eldritich Wizardry[1]. It was one of the first artifacts detailed for the Dungeons & Dragons game[2]. The sword has been updated many times[3] and has even been the object of quests as in the adventure Vecna Lives[4].
- Cook, David. Book of Artifacts. TSR, 1993.
- Cook, David. Vecna Lives!. TSR, 1990.
- Cook, Monte, Skip Williams, and Jonathan Tweet. Dungeon Master's Guide. Wizards of the Coast, 1999.
- Gygax, Gary. Dungeon Master's Guide. TSR, 1979.
- Gygax, Gary, and Brian Blume. Eldritch Wizardry. TSR, 1976.
- Henson, Dale, and Doug Stewart, eds. Encyclopedia Magica Vol 4. TSR, 1995.
- Thorsson, Modi, and Kevin McCann. Vecna: Hand of the Revenant. Iron Hammer Graphics, 2002.
- ↑ Gygax, Gary; Blume, Brian (1976), Eldritch Wizardry (1 ed.), TSR
- ↑ Mortdred (2001-02-05). "Review of Eldritch Wizardry". RPGnet. http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_4232.html. Retrieved 2007-11-19.
- ↑ Cook, David (1993), Book of Artifacts (2 ed.), TSR
- ↑ Christopher Page (1999-11-15). "Review of Vecna Lives". RPGnet. http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_2525.html. Retrieved 2007-11-19.
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The Pony Club Association of Victoria was formed in January 1954, with a membership of seven affiliated Clubs. The affairs of the Association were administered from the Association Headquarters 'Irving House', situated at 12 Warleigh Grove, Brighton North form May 1974, moving in December 2008 to 73-75 Mackie Road, Mulgrave. This property was purchased with the assistance of the member Clubs and has been wholly owned by the Association since 1976. The building was named as a tribute to Miss Kay Irving M.B.E., Chief Instructor to PCAV from 1958 - 1983. The Pony Club Association of Victoria is affiliated with the British Horse Society, Pony Club Australia and Equestrian Australia.
PCAV was incorporated under the Victorian Associations Incorporation Act on 26 May 1987. The committee of management manages the affairs of the Association, in accordance with the Victorian Associations Incorporation Act. In accordance with the PCAV Rules of Incorporation (Purposes and Rules) the PCAV committee of management is the State Council.
The Council of the Association consists of the Office Bearers, (President and Two Vice-Presidents), the Treasurer, an Elected Representative from each Zone and the Coaching Director (previously called the Chief Instructor), salaried employees shall not have voting rights.
The Office Bearers of the Pony Club Association of Victoria are elected annually in September-October (used to be August) when the Annual General Meeting and Association Conference are held.
There are ten (10) Zones, which are more or less geographical in concept - Barwon, Central, East Gippsland, Midland, North Eastern, Northern Metropolitan, Northern, South Metropolitan, Wannon, West Gippsland.
Zones and Clubs are self-contained, self-governing and self-supporting with the PCAV Rules and the Incorporations Act.
At the Zone Annual General Meeting, the Zone elects their Office Bearers fro the ensuing 12 months. The Zone Committee consists of the Zone Representative (also called a State Councillor), President, Vice Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer and two Delegates from each of the Pony Clubs in their Zone.
Zone Meetings are held at regular intervals throughout the year to co-ordinate Club ideas/proposals, and to assist member Clubs to carry out the Aims and Objectives of the Pony Club Movement.
Each Zone elects a State Councillor (Zone Representative) at the Annual General Meeting in September/October. The Zone Representative becomes a member of the State Council of the Association.
Each Pony Club belongs to one of the Ten Zones in the Pony Club Association of Victoria.
It is necessary for all Pony Clubs affiliated or on probation with the Pony Club Association of Victoria to have a Club Constitution or Model Rules, and they will operate under these as a pre-requisite for Incorporation.
The Council shall be responsible for the appointment of any Sub Committee of the Association, when deemed appropriate. One third of the Sub Committee shall retire annually or as presribed from time to time by the State Council. Retiring Sub Committee members shall be eligible for re-election.
The Association may apply for affiliation with any other organization as it deems appropriate.
The State Council may decide to hold a conference in any year and if so decided, a conference may be held on the same day as the Annual General Meeting or at another time as the State Council chooses.
All persons entitled to vote at an Annual General Meeting shall be entitled to vote at an Association State Conference.
The Coaching Director (Chief Instructor) shall be appointed by the State Council, and shall become a member of the Council without voting rights. This person will be responsible for the policy and direction of instruction throughout the Association, subject to the approval of a simple majority the Chief Instructors Panel, and the endorsement of the Council. The Coaching Director shall attend all meetings at which matters of instruction are to be discussed.
The Chief Instructors Panel shall consist of the ten Zone Chief Instructors and the Coaching Director, who may act as Chairperson of this Panel. The Chief Instructors Panel shall meet at least twice annually to formulate instructional policies.
Note: this information is a summation only, Full details available in the PCAV Purposes and Rules and the Handbook of By Laws (current editions)


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There's a small hill at the entrance to the port, called Port St. Louis, next to our open anchorage. We climbed it last Saturday, and I took a few snaps. There are a couple of lookout points, and the place is also known, in our old maps, as "Ballast Grounds".
Gorgeous weather, for a change (it rains every day, but lately just in the afternoons).
Our boat (top, right) on anchor below the hill. The photo doesn't do the water justice…it's the most amazing, limpid aquamarine colour, coral reefs and turtles perfectly visible through the crystal clear water.
This huge tree at the bottom of the hill caught our eye…Kris loves massive trees. He's completely dwarfed in this photo…I feel a mischievous urge to give him a pair of fairy wings in this photo. 😉


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Remember when the Rainier brewery was open down the hill from us in Sodo, and we could smell the beer brewing up here on North Beacon every day? It's been a few years since then, but beer brewing is returning to the vicinity, and now it's even closer! Beacon Hill's first brewpub, Perihelion Brewery, will open later this year.
The pub will be located across S. McClellan from the Red Apple, in the building that houses Salon Nouveau. The salon is staying; the pub is taking over the former dentist's office on the west/16th Ave. S. side of the building.
A few days ago, the BHB was out there peering through the windows to see the progress. (And it's nice to see the windows uncovered, after all of those years they were covered up!) We were happy to see that Owner/Head Brewer Les McAuliffe and Assistant Brewer Hunter Jaworski posted photos in the window showing historic views of the building. (Maybe the photos will be inside after the pub opens?) The space is small, but looks roomy enough for a cozy neighborhood hangout.
Seattle Beer News tells us the brewpub will be kid-friendly and the kitchen will serve "elevated pub food."
You can find all the beer-geek details about the new most-local of brews at Seattle Beer News, and follow the pub on Twitter at @Perihelionbeer.


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Pillars of Eternity saved Obisidan from closure
Pillars of Eternity helped save Obsidian from financial doom.
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Project Eternity now Pillars of Eternity, gets first gameplay trailer
Project Eternity has been dubbed Pillars of Eternity by developer Obsidian Entertainment, which also offers a first gameplay trailer for the crowdfunded classic RPG.
Project Eternity screenshot compared with concept
Obsidian Entertainment has released one lonely new screenshot for Project Eternity.
Obsidian wants Project Eternity to be an eternal franchise
You might think Project Eternity is just a code name that doesn't mean anything, but Obsidian's Chris Avellone told Eurogamer that he's hoping it can be the beginning of a franchise that will run in perpetuity. Eternally, as it were.
Project Eternity work-in-progress shots leaked
It appears some work-in-progress shots intended for use in print have leaked for Obsidian's Project Eternity. Looks pretty damn good to me for early bits. According to GAF, none of the shots show finished areas. You can have a look at them over on GameStar. Project Eternity is expected in April 2014 on Linux, Mac […]
Rezzed 2013 gameplay & panel live-steams announced: full schedule inside
Rezzed 2013 is the UK's biggest indie and PC expo, showcasing panel sessions featuring Obsidian's Chris Avellone, and DayZ creator Dean Hall, along with gameplay of Total War: Rome 2, Dreamfall Chapters, Project Eternity, Sir You Are Being Hunted, Wildstar and more. You can watch it all live this weekend.
Project Eternity: latest update discusses Paladin class & abilities
Project Eternity developer Obsidian Entertainment has published a new Kickstarter update that talks about the game's Paladin class, as well as its unique abilities.
Project Eternity footage shows off environmental effects
Obsidian Entertainment has released a four and a half minute video showing off Project Eternity in action, specifically highlighting the engine's environmental capabilities.
Project Eternity: Obsidian reveals character art, renders and location tests
Project Eternity developer Obsidian Entertainment has released a batch of early character art, work in progress renders and some early location tests. See all of the images below, and remember they're early concepts.
Project Eternity crowd-funding closes on $4.3 million
Project Eternity from Obsidian Entertainment has proven to be a crowd-funding success, as the studio closed its funding drive with $4.3 million in the bank across PayPal donations and Kickstarter pledges. We reported that the game's funding tiers are now closed earlier today, but even if you missed the boat you can still get involved. […]
Project Eternity crowdfunding reward tiers closing today
If you're keen to nab some of the rewards available to those who help crowdfund Obsidian Entertainment's Project Eternity, you need to get on it now. A PayPal donation option, the last recourse for rewards before funding ends forever, will be closed as of 6:00PM PST today – that's just over an hour away at […]
Project Eternity: "It doesn't matter if it's a flop", says Avellone
Obsidian Entertainment's Project Eternity doesn't have to sell well, because its backers have already paid for it.
Project Eternity's Avellone worried that "Kickstarter exhaustion" may eventually kick in
Project Eternity has been a lucky goose, what with surpassing its $1.1 million funding goal on Kickstarter with close to $4 million earned; however, Obsidian's Chris Avellone is slightly worried that "Kickstarter exhaustion" may eventually take hold with potential backers.
Project Eternity - Obsidian hopes the game is "the first in a series of installments"
Project Eternity is "just the first in a series of installments," if Obsidian's Chris Avellone and the rest of the team have their way.
Project Eternity $4 million stretch goal confirmed
Obsidian Entertainment has confirmed that its combined funding from Kickstarter and PayPal has secured a promised $4 million stretch goal.
Project Eternity Kickstarter closes with $3.9 million
Obsidian Entertainment's Project Eternity Kickstarter campaign, which requested $1.1 million, has ended just short of a $4 million stretch goal.
Project Eternity Kickstarter overtakes Double Fine Adventure
Obsidian's old school RPG Project Eternity has become Kickstarter's best-funded games project, overtaking Double Fine Adventure.
Project Eternity Kickstarter update adds new stretch goals, add-ons, Forton the monk
Project Eternity's Kickstarter page has once again been updated with new add-ons and stretch goals.
Project Eternity Kickstarter update notes new stretch goals, first environment shot released
Project Eternity's Kickstarter page has been updated with new content, stretch goals, and the first environmental shot from the Obsidian RPG.
Project Eternity: Obsidian adds first expansion & Wasteland 2 as funding reward
Project Eternity developer Obsidian Entertainment has added a new $165+ funding tier to its Kickstarter funding initiative. Backers pledging the amount or above will receive the game's first expansion as well as InXile's post apocalyptic RPG Wasteland 2. See the rewards below.
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The leaders of Stormont's two main parties have defended the continued payment of Assembly member salaries while devolution is in cold storage.
DUP leader Arlene Foster and Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill stressed that their elected representatives were still working hard.
The 90 MLAs have been receiving their £49,500 basic salary since their election in March.
The UK government has the ultimate responsibility for any decision to reduce salaries amid the Stormont stand-off.
Asked if wages should be cut, Mrs Foster said: "I think that would be a relevant question if we weren't doing any work.
"I have indicated very clearly that we intend to continue the negotiations, the coming together, the talks over the summer months.
"I do accept that there will be people off on holidays from time to time, but I think what you are hearing from myself and the DUP is a commitment to continue the work, because we want to find an accommodation that everybody can buy into and we want to find an accommodation that is long-lasting and that will not lead to further problems six months down the line."
Sinn Fein MLAs are not paid the full Assembly salary. They take what the party deems an average industrial wage, with the remainder going to Sinn Fein coffers.
Mrs O'Neill highlighted that her party's MLAs were still doing important work in their constituencies.
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Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said his party's representatives were not in politics for the money, but to deliver for people.


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(Reuters) – The Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 1-0, nearly posting a rare postseason no-hitter in capturing the opening game of the best-of-seven American League Championship Series on Saturday.
Starter Anibal Sanchez and relievers Al Alburquerque, Jose Veras, Drew Smyly and Joaquin Benoit combined to keep the Red Sox without a hit until Daniel Nava dumped a single to center off Benoit with one out in the bottom of the ninth.
Pinch-runner Quintin Berry stole second base after Stephen Drew had flied out to right field but rookie Xander Bogaerts hit a towering pop-out to shortstop Jose Iglesias to end it.
The five Detroit pitchers bamboozled Boston batters in registering a total of 17 strikeouts at Fenway Park.
"It's unbelievable today with the pitchers," said Jhonny Peralta, the hitting star for Detroit.
Peralta, who rejoined the Tigers for the playoffs after serving a 50-game doping suspension, went 3-for-4 and drove in the game's only run in the sixth inning with a soft single to center off Boston starter Jon Lester that scored Miguel Cabrera.
Sanchez, the AL earned run leader at 2.57, set the tone from the start striking out four Red Sox hitters in the first inning, a feat enabled when a third strike got past catcher Alex Avila for a wild pitch that allowed Shane Victorino to reach first.
The Venezuelan stymied the Red Sox with a tantalizing assortment of pitches, all of which he moved around the strike zone at varying speeds.
The worst jam he faced was of his own doing, as he walked three batters in Boston's half of the sixth before striking out Drew to escape damage.
Sanchez struck out 12 and walked six and left the game after six innings and 116 pitches, only 66 of which were strikes.
"He gave us what we needed," said Tigers manager Jim Leyland, who had left-handed relievers warming up and looked close to removing him. "He made a great pitch to Drew to get out of that inning. We stuck with him and he came through."
The procession of relievers held Boston at bay, though Leyland could not relax as Detroit failed to cash in on their baserunners, stranding 12 in the game.
"A one-run lead and you almost feel like you're behind in this ballpark," the Detroit manager said with a nod to the short distance to the tall, left-field wall known as the Green Monster.
"I mean a walk and a home run over the Monster… you never feel comfortable."
Many Boston players complained about strike calls from the home plate umpire but Red Sox manager John Farrell said that was not a factor.
"I can't say that there was an issue with the umpiring because I would be taking away from the talent that this pitching staff has and they had good stuff," said Farrell, a former major league pitcher and pitching coach.
Benoit struck out Mike Napoli looking for the first out in the ninth before Nava singled to end the no-hit suspense.
Two more outs for Detroit would have registered the first combined no-hitter ever thrown in Major League Baseball's postseason.
The only previous postseason no-hitters were New York Yankee Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers, and Roy Halladay's no-hitter for the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2010 National League Division Series against Cincinnati.
Game Two of the series, which will produce the American League representative in the World Series, will be played on Sunday in Boston with Detroit's Max Scherzer (21-3) taking the mound against Clay Buchholz (12-1).
(Reporting by Larry Fine in New York; Editing by John O'Brien)


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Mohammed : Thanks for your help.
Does anyone have scripts and steps to rebuild replication from existing setup starting from fresh backup/restore from primary to secondary. Thanks mkb <mkb125_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
--- A Joshi wrote:
> Hi,
> Can some one tell how I can kill a request to
> suspend/resume of replication group. If I give a
> suspend of wrong group or from wrong user and it
> goes to 'QUIESCING' for a long time. Thanks
Hi AJ,
BEFORE PROCEEDING, PLEASE REVIEW AND BE SURE OF WHAT YOU WANT TO DO!!! Referencing Metalink doc <180014.1>
"When you suspend activity on a master repgroup, Oracle will attempt to push all waiting transactions in deftrandest at all sites where the group resides to the remote sites. This step can not be avoided and while this step is being performed, the repgroup remains in the Quiescing state. Once deftran has been cleared, the repgroup then becomes quiesced. A repgroup cannot become quiesced until all deferred transactions have been pushed. If there are any problems pushing the transactions, the repgroup will remain 'stuck' in quiescing mode."
So replication will not quiecse until all deferred transactions have been pushed.
> how I can kill a request to
> suspend/resume of replication group.
Again, referring to the above note:
"However, if you have issued suspend then realised the whole queue will have to be pushed and so issued a resume in an attempt to get replication working again, do the following:
Connect to the master definition site as repadmin and resume activity on the repgroup :
execute dbms_repcat.resume_master_activity(''); "
Re-start rep activity
Delete the SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY
select id, request, status, master
from dba_repcatlog;
Above query lists the requests awaiting in the queue. You should see one that says SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY and it's associated ID.
Delete the SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY that was submitted
where id is the id that references
SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY which you should get from QUERY I. So now the only entry you should see is the RESUME_MASTER_ACTIVITY when you re-run QUERY I.
Resume Replication Activity
exec dbms_repcat.do_deferred_repcat_admin('""', FALSE); Again, please refer to the above Metalink doc for further details.
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Japan to widen safety zones around nuclear plants to 30 km
A working group under the government's nuclear safety panel will expand priority areas that should be prepared for possible atomic accidents to a 30-km radius of a nuclear power plant from the current 8 to 10 km.
The group is reviewing areas where enhanced disaster-prevention measures should be taken, after the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant led the government to set a 20-km radius of the plant as a no-entry zone and advised people living in areas outside the zone where high radiation doses had been detected to evacuate.
But the move is expected to increase expenses to implement disaster-prevention measures nationwide, suggesting the heavy burden required to operate nuclear plants.
Under the plan, the government would replace the current Emergency Planning Zone with two types. The first, a Precautionary Action Zone covering a 5-km radius of a nuclear power plant, would require residents to immediately evacuate in the event of a rapidly developing nuclear accident. The other, an Urgent Protective Action Planning Zone, would cover a 30-km radius where residents would be asked to be prepared to evacuate depending on the situation. The areas should also be prepared to check the radiation level swiftly by setting up monitoring posts.
As the Fukushima crisis resulted in the release of radioactive substances beyond the 30-km radius, the plan also cited the need to designate another area where people may be asked to stay indoors or ingest stable iodine to prevent radioactive iodine from accumulating in the thyroid and increasing the risk of thyroid cancer.
The zone is called a Plume Protection Planning Area and should cover a 50-km radius from the plant, the plan said.
The proposed expansion to a 30-km range means that heavily populated prefectural capitals such as Ibaraki's Mito, and Kyoto and Kagoshima, would be included, while the total population of cities, towns and villages involved under the new guideline, including the plume protection area, would stand at nearly 20 mm.
The nuclear crisis at the Tokyo Electric Power Co. plant was triggered by the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami, and resulted in the nuclear fuel meltdown of reactors 1, 2 and 3.


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Velodyne SC-10 Subwoofers and SC-1250 Amplifier
There's more than one way to skin a cat, and when it comes to subwoofage Velodyne knows most of them. The California low-end specialist sampled us its new SubContractor Series: a range of un-powered, very compact subwoofers in 8-, 10-, 12-, and 15-inch versions (there's also an in-wall model), using long-throw cones in very small sealed enclosures and a separate-component amplifier. The SC-1250 amplifier, designed to drive a pair of SC subs, combines smart electronics with DSP (digital signal processing) and enough watts to make the magic of deep bass from small boxes. It features robotic 7-band equalization for room correction and remote control of EQ presets, phase, and levels.
SETUP The Velodyne amp offers a lot of hookup flexibility, with paired inputs for both line- and speaker-level inputs, a single balanced XLR-in marked LFE, and dual multi-way binding-post subwoofer outputs. I wired the SC-10s to the amp and the amp to my processor's sub output and got busy 'round front. Setting up the Velodyne system is simple. First, I told the SC-1250 which SC-series subs I was connecting (it delivers different EQ and limiting for each). Then, using the supplied mini-remote and mike, I ran the automatic room-EQ. There's no user memory for different EQ curves or any spatial averaging to broaden the sweet spot, though the Velodyne does incorporate four preset EQ curves labeled Movies, R&B/Rock, Jazz/Classical, and Games. Although conventional equalization can do only so much to tame room modes, a quick look at the SC-1250's output on the test bench showed me that its auto-EQ had indeed found my room's most egregious mode and dialed in an appropriate, though fairly broad, compensation.


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Tea is taking a cue from coffee these days, developing specialty drinks to match the big-business coffee world of espressos, lattes and cappuccinos.
That's why the New York City teahouse, Subtle Tea, made news recently with its invention of Teaspressos.
Teaspresso starts with strong, black tea leaves from the Hunan province in China, says Subtle Tea's co-owner Todd Cella. They brew twice the usual amount of tea in five ounces of hot water and steep it almost twice as long. "The end result has twice the amount of caffeine that a typical coffee espresso would have," notes Cella. Teaspressos sell for $2.50.
Subtle Tea also adds steamed milk to concoct frothy Tea Cappuccinos and Tea Lattes, each priced at $3.70. Despite the novelty, says Cella, most customers opt for a regular brew, choosing from among nearly 40 different varieties of tea. Subtle Tea customers can also buy loose leaf tea to take home and brew.
The Los Angeles-based Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf chain has a line of tea lattes. Varieties include a Double Vanilla Latte, made with vanilla-flavored Ceylon tea and steamed nonfat milk; an English Breakfast Latte, made with that strong black tea and the Tropical Passion Latte, steamed non-fat milk and foam atop Tropical Passion Tea. For its part, category leader Starbucks offers tea variations in its Tazo Tea line. Baristas in Starbucks stores will happily froth up Green Tea Lattes and Chai Tea Lattes.


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