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I don't wait for January to make resolutions for the New Year. While the memory of the successes and failures of the recent season is still fresh in my mind, I like to make a list of resolutions as soon as I've put my garden to bed for the winter.
Here are just a few of those resolutions I've made over the years that have resulted in more fun, less work and a better harvest:
If pear trees are struggling with fire blight, evidenced by branches that look like they've been burned, replace them with varieties such as 'Moonglow' and Starking Delicious, which have built-in resistance to the disease.
The first line of defense against fire blight is a variety such as Starking Delicious, which has built-in resistance.
Late plantings of zucchini usually escape damage from vine borers.
Along with the usual large-fruited tomatoes, also plant some varieties that have early, small to medium-sized fruits. They will provide a dependable harvest even if brutal summer weather keeps large-fruited tomatoes from producing.
Keep tomatoes as far away as possible from mature walnut trees to avoid walnut wilt, which kills the plants. If necessary, plant tomatoes in containers so their roots won't come in contact with those of a walnut tree.
Allow dill and fennel to self-sow in a back corner of the garden, so there will be plenty of extra plants for the larvae of the beautiful swallowtail butterflies to devour.
- Make permanent raised beds using materials that won't rot, warp or swell. I settled on Bear Board, a recycled plastic lumber that can be worked and fastened with the same saw, drill and screws that you'd use with wood.
A raised bed made from Bear Board resists rotting and warping.
To reduce problems with mildew, leaf spot and other foliage diseases, use soaker hoses, not overhead sprinkling, watering the soil instead of the leaves. Install rain barrels at downspouts so plants can enjoy the benefits of rainwater even during dry spells.
- Replace summer-bearing raspberries with a fall-bearing variety, such as 'Heritage'. Advantages include simplified pruning by mowing off all canes in late winter or early spring, no worry about damage from winter's cold or browsing animals, and no remaining canes to infect new shoots with disease.
Fall-bearing raspberries are much easier to manage than summer-bearing varieties.
Practice patience in spring. Don't rush the season. Remember that heat-loving plants such as peppers, eggplant and sweetpotatoes are set back by nighttime lows of 50 F despite the lack of frost.
Spread out the harvest of lettuce and other salad greens by making small sowings every two weeks, rather than all at once. Keep the salad bowl full in the heat of summer by relying on shade cloth or planting lettuce in the shade of tall plants, such as corn, and by planting heat-resistant greens such as 'Summer Crisp' (Batavian) lettuce.
Don't let weeds get established. For an organic solution to the weed problem, spray herbicide-strength vinegar, such as Burnout Weed & Grass Killer, when weeds are still small.
Once the tops die, don't hesitate to harvest garlic and onions, which can rot in wet soil. Remember to plant a storage onion such as 'Copra' for long-term winter keeping.
For an easy way to add organic matter to the soil, sow oats for a green manure crop in August and September in any empty garden spot as other crops finish.
Keep composting during the winter with a worm bin in the basement using kitchen wastes, such as fruit and vegetable peelings, eggshells and coffee grounds. Use the liquid that drains from the bin as fertilizer, and enrich the soil in the vegetable garden in spring with worm castings.
Clean up all the dropped fruit and leaves around trees and remove any dried "mummies" still hanging from the tree to eliminate disease problems such as apple scab.
Check supplies, such as plant labels, floating row covers and pesticides. Order before the spring rush.
- Find a reliable way to keep rabbits and deer out of the garden. I chose a black polypropylene fence fabric, plus rodent barrier. What a relief!
One last ongoing resolution: Make notes of which crops produced too much and which ones produced too little. Adjust annually for your family's changing tastes. Don't forget to check amount of stored produce. Plan next year's plantings accordingly.
No matter how carefully I plan, there are always glitches along the way. Weather is the wild card. But I love the challenge of trying to make the garden better every year.
Saving Seeds for a New Year
Don't toss those leftover seeds. Most vegetable and herb seeds save surprisingly well. Beans, peas, tomatoes, peppers and dill seeds are particularly long lived. Onion and corn seeds, on the other hand, are much less dependable.
To preserve leftover seeds to plant next spring, wrap in tissues a half-cup of dry milk powder from a newly opened box or silica gel. Secure the packet with a rubber band and put it with your seeds in an airtight container.
Silica gel is a good choice because you can use the same powder year after year. Simply empty the tissue packets and heat the silica gel in the oven at a low temperature until blue dots reappear.
Research suggests that the refrigerator is the best place to store seeds. If you have too many seeds, choose another cool space, such as a cabinet in the basement.
A version of this article appeared in Iowa Gardener Magazine Volume 1 Number 6.
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"I would like to introduce you to this book. It has no plot. It is about moments, memories, fragments, falsehoods, and fantasies. It is about things that happened, which caused other things to happen, so that eventually stories emerged."
People are constantly asking Newbery medalist Lois Lowry where she gets her ideas. In this fascinating memoir Lowry answers many of these questions, through recollections of childhood friends and pictures and memories that explore her rich family history. She recounts the pivotal moments that inspired her writing, describing how they magically turned into fiction along the complicated passageway called life. Lowry fans, as well as anyone interested in understanding the process of writing fiction, will benefit from this poignant trip through the past and the present of a remarkable writer.
"Imagine sitting on a sofa with a friend listening with fascination while she tells you about the pictures in her photo album. That is the feeling once has when browsing through this book of Lowry's family snapshots and reading her lively commentary on them. . . . The author's voice comes through strongly as she shares both her happiest and saddest times. . . . Much more intimate and personal than many traditional memories, this work makes readers feel that Lowry is an old friend." -- School Library Journal, September 1998


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Series 1. Biographical materials, 1935-1989.
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Memorabilia, 1935-1989
Oversized items, 1965-1966
1953-1980 and undated
1985-1987 and undated
Scrapbook leaves, ca. 1950-1952
Series 2. Orange County political office files, 1960-1999.
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Campaign materials, 1969-ca. 1996 and undated
"Jerry Patterson, Supervisor" campaign flier, undated
Clippings and correspondence, ca. 1960-1996
Oversized material, 1969 and undated
Datebooks, 1970-1972
Political campaign videotape, "Video for Truman Award Dinner, 1999-09-09, made by Wendy L. Moulton," 1999
Series 3. Congressional campaigns files, 1974-1985.
Series Scope and Content Summary
Subseries 3.1. 1974 campaign, 1974.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
California Thirty-eighth Congressional District: a post-election analysis, 1974 November
Campaign materials, 1974
Sample ballot, 1974
Oversized material, undated
Clippings, 1974
Correspondence, 1974
Scrapbooks, 1974.
Subseries 3.2. 1976-1982 campaigns, 1976-1982.
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Campaign materials, 1976-1982 and undated
Oversized material, 1980 and undated
Campaign flier, 1978
Clippings, 1976-1980 and undated
Scrapbooks, 1976-1981.
Subseries 3.3. 1984 campaign, 1983-1985.
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Notes, correspondence and reports, 1983-1984 and undated
Series 4. Congressional files, 1975-1984.
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Clippings, ca. 1975-1984 and undated
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Directories, 1975-1983
Sept.-Oct., Visit to Northrup Corporation F-18 mockup
Oct., Willard Company party
1976 Mar. 23, Bill signing, Equal Credit Opportunity and Truth in Leasing Act
1978 June 30, Gasohol demonstration
Feb., Open house introducing Dan Young and Greg Sanders
Mar., Mayors Conference, Washington D.C.
May, Strawberry Festival, Garden Grove, CA
May, VCI class
June 5, Los Alamitos Boys Soccer Club
July 20, Long Beach Naval Shipyard
April, ITT Canon tour
Aug., "River trip"
May 30, Speech, California Life Insurance Underwriters Association, Newport Beach, CA
May 31, Speech, California Credit Union League
1981 Sept. 10, Staff retreat, Camp Hoover, Shenandoah National Park, VA
Feb., District work period
Mar. 21, Aug. 27-30 and Oct., Neighborhood coffees
July 7, Visit to Orange County's Welfare Fraud Unit with R. Stanton
Nov. 2, Manufactured Housing Show
Mar. 28, China trip
Mar., Santa Ana "All-America" City recognition
May, Artistic Discovery Congressional art contest, Bowers Museum, Santa Ana, CA
July, Seniors forum
July, Women's Advisory Committee
Oct. 15, Women's forum with Karen Grassle
Feb., El Salvador trip
Feb., Visit with Henry Waxman
Mar. 9, Garden Grove crime forum
Apr. 12, Visit with Wilma Presley
July 1, Speech, Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce in America
July 6, Senior citizens conference
Sept. 21, Central America conference
Admiral Sansone and speakers on defense procurement
Archbishop of Mobile
Buena Park "Hugathon"
Commission on Security and Economic Assistance meeting with George Schultz
Hearing with Orange County witnesses
Olympics cable show
Patterson on Cable News Network
Patterson with groups at the Capitol
Presidential classroom kids
Santa Ana Police
Space Shuttle in Los Angeles
Tomb of the Unknowns, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA
Legislative activities
1977 May-June, Housing Piracy Prevention Act
1978-1980, Orange County Urban National Park
1979, Oct.-Dec., Energy Jurisdictions of House Committees, report on hearings before the Select Committee on Committees
1979-1981, Select Committee on Committees
1981-1982, Olympic Coin Act
Letters of public support
1982, Select Committee on Aging
1983, Apr. 20, Subcommittee on Inter-American Development Bank Authorities
1983-1984, Reports, Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families
Nameplate, undated
Notes, clippings and correspondence, 1974-1984 and undated
Program, "The Democratic Study Group Salutes the Speaker, Thomas P. O'Neill", 1978 Feb. 28
Photographs of Patterson
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In Congress, 1976-1984 and undated
At events, 1979-1984 and undated
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Marc Anthony was the big winner at the Latin Billboard Awards last night.
Marc Anthony was the big winner at the Latin Billboard Awards last night.
Posted by ent lawyer at 12:11 PM
Labels: AnnaLynne McCord, Enrique Iglesias, Kellan Lutz, Marc Anthony, Melanie Griffith, Michael Fassbender, Ricky Martin
Fassbender! I get it now!!
Enrique! So freaking HAWT, take off the damn hat! Were you coming back from the gym? C'mon
Hmmm, it DOES seem like V I mean ALM has been gone a lot lately
Bwahah. Only women love Fassbender you think that guy with the fce to sign got an autograph?
The rest meh.
Roselyn (sorry, no idea who she is) could do with a better bra.
Melanie looks good! At least in the shades.
Whose turn was it to keep an eye on ALM?
Hey Zach. Welcome aboard!
The effort of raising that award seems to have taken every ounce of strength Marc Anthony has.
No, YOU stole the line from Enrique's dad, Enty!
Everyone was wondering where VIP has been - and there she is! In the wilderness!
I don't get Fassbender. Maybe I need to watch him in something I haven't seen.
Renoblondee said...
I don't get Fassbender. Maybe I need to watch him in something I haven't seen.
What a subtle way to say that you want the video with his million inches "instrument" waving.
Enty, love the "no see anywhere" re: ALM!
Melanie Griffith in randoms...perhaps we have our answer to one of today's blinds???
Roselyn S is wearing a lovely dress, but she forgot the importance of what is known as foundation garments. AKA, a nicely fitted bra.
I don't think I've seen Fassbender in anything other than a VIP clip, but that was enough for me.
Hi, VIP!
Why the hate on Melanie G? Don't we all pose on escalators? Of course we do! Pap time!
P: Sanchez
M: Griffith
I think I need to see Fassbender in something too. I don't get it.
I'll third the 'don't get it' with Fassbender.
I DO get it with Enrique, though. Anna K. has led a charmed life with Fedorov then Enrique.
This is what we miss, VIP! ;)
@VIP, it's mesmerizing! Thank you!!
@Seven You're welcome :)
@VIP ok, I get it now! NICE
So i know we've gone through this but VIP really is ALM?
I will always adore Ricky Martin.
@Chloe: No clue, could be. Hope not, cause this next comment could lead to a restraining order.
@VIP: In an homage to South Park, I would bring some buttery popcorn topping to massage and flavor the butt with.
And a happy friday indeed.
New poster? Welcome!!
She's BAAAACCCCCK! VIP, missed you sweetie.
Welcome Zach
Melanie looks good there. Her lips have gone down and she doesn't look so messed up.
@ what's your avi??
@7 what's u avi??
@sugarbread, before I switched back to Cosima, downward facing girl was my RBF pal Anna Kendrick giving off some really good RBF. :D
Well HELLO Fassbender. Now I see what all the fuss is about. WOW
@VIP, the water bottle!
You're gonna get me in trouble. SO came in and asked what I was staring at so intently. :b
VIP! VIP! I was wondering where you went. I miss your clickies.
Happy Friday! VIP is back!
Fassbender is sex on wheels, pure and simple - exceedingly attractive, passionate, confident, and sensuous+sexual. Also, he seems intelligent and insightful. i think that combo for many women is unbelievably tantalizing and erotic.
His voice, his gaze, his eyes - pretty much every damn thing about him oozes manliness/testerone and a nice, thoroughly hard f***ing. Add to the fact that we know he is well-hung. Mm.
Seriously, watch Jane Eyre, Shame, and A Dangerous Method, and tell me you don't see/get his appeal.
^^^Yep, Love me some Fassy! Mmmm!
I love Melanie's purse!
Fassbender smokes, drinks, fucks anything and everything and has a violent temper that usually comes out when girlfriends complain about his drinking. So yea, he's a fricking dreamboat to women who marry convicts and serial killers.
Melanie Griffith and Meg Ryan are interchangeable. They are both desperate, bleached-out, duck lipped, sandpaper skinned, walking popsicle sticks. And now I'm gonna tell you how I REALLY feel. Ha!
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Although she was a significant presence on the folk scene between the late '70s and mid-'80s, it's difficult to categorize Kate Wolf as a folk performer (though that is ultimately the broad category that suits her best). Although she largely employed acoustic instrumentation, she really owed more to the contemporary singer/songwriter movement than folk-based traditions. While it's easy to imagine her music appealing to fans of, say, Joni Mitchell, she never made the slightest impact on the rock audience, and barely drew from rock elements at all in her own work. Her music also had a strong country flavor, though not of the Nashville variety. Her fusion of country, folk, and singer/songwriter influences helped point the way for later country-folk-pop performers such as Nanci Griffith and Mary-Chapin Carpenter.
The appeal of Wolf's music is broad -- folk, pop, and rootsy country fans can all find something to like -- yet elusive. Her songs are not necessarily immediately striking upon first listen, and her body of work, if taken more than an album at a time, can justifiably be described as rather heterogenous. Her style is one that tends to grow on listeners over time, as Wolf is not about flash. Her songs, characterized by a strong narrative thread, are about the ebbs and flow of adult life, in terms that are neither overly sentimental nor mundane. She describes family, romance, and the rural life of her native Northern California with fine (though not studious) detail, projecting a sort of reserved sensitivity with her lower-than-average vocals. Hers is a voice of wisdom, comfort, and independence. If those aren't the most exciting things around, there are few other performers who convey such consistent warmth and dignity, making listeners she never met personally feel as if they were hearing letters from a friend.
Wolf didn't get her recording career going until the mid-'70s, by which time she was well into her thirties. Prior to emerging as a solo artist, she had headed the band Wildwood Flower (who backed her on her first two albums), and organized folk concerts and festivals in Northern California. Very much a self-starter, her first two albums were released on her own Owl label; thereafter, her catalog was handled by Kaleidoscope.
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Rhino Records has reissued all of Wolf's albums on CD; in addition to the five studio discs, there are several collections of live and previously unreleased material. It's a bit much all in one gulp for most listeners, though there is an undisputed audience for her more marginal work. Neophytes are advised to start with the two-CD Gold in California set, a career-spanning retrospective of some of her best songs. ~ Richie Unterberger
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A hospital says 71 people came in complaining of breathing problems, burning eyes or scratchy throats today after a southern New Jersey train derailment released a hazardous gas into the air.
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Working in physics: What will you do next summer?
Physics undergraduates seeking a summer job that goes beyond traditional student employment should consider a research internship, as Margaret Harris reports.
Zach Bond spent his summer building an interferometer for a quantum-optics laboratory at the University of Oregon. Roko Mijic designed a heat exchanger for Oxford Instruments and wrote software that the firm "probably still uses" years after he was a trainee cryogenic engineer there during the summers of 2002–2006. And Cacey Stevens enjoyed her summer project at the University of Chicago so much that she is now doing PhD research on viscous splashing in the same group where she worked as an undergraduate.
For thousands of physics students like Bond, Mijic and Stevens, summer means more than a break from coursework. For those who seek out internships at universities or industrial labs, summer is also the perfect time to get a first taste of research and to decide whether physics will be part of their future careers. "Doing an independent project helped me to gain the confidence to continue in physics and gave me a passion for the subject," says Stevens, citing her summer in Sidney Nagel's fluid-dynamics lab at Chicago as the "most important factor" that led her into research.
Bond, a final-year student at Southeastern Louisiana University in the US, agrees. "The summer programme at Oregon gave me the opportunity to get hands-on experience of working in a lab and dealing with lab equipment," he says, adding that it also gave him a better idea of what life would be like as a PhD student. He plans to go to physics graduate school next year.
In Mijic's case, working at Oxford Instruments, which makes hi-tech equipment like cryogenic systems, helped him develop "soft skills" such as teamwork. It also led him to re-evaluate what interested him most. "I decided that I cared more about how things ultimately worked, rather than how to make money out of physics," he says. After finishing a BSc in physics at Cambridge University in 2006, Mijic earned a Masters in pure mathematics at Cambridge, then moved to the University of Edinburgh to study artificial intelligence. He now works for the Singularity Institute, a California-based charity that promotes artificial-intelligence research.
Typically, summer research programmes place aspiring scientists into an established research group for a few weeks or months. During that time, students might tackle their own small project or work closely with the group's permanent members on ongoing experimental or theoretical problems. Along the way, the interns learn what it is like to be part of a research group, pick up new technical skills and meet like-minded people.
Within that framework, opportunities fall into three categories. One option is to apply for a place in a formal programme like CERN's summer school or the US National Science Foundation's Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) scheme. Another is to look for a vacation placement at an industrial or government research facility like Oxford Instruments or the UK's National Physical Laboratory (NPL). Finally, students may find that physicists at their own universities have funding available for student work – particularly if it comes as a preamble to a final-year project.
Finding the right programme
The first thing to consider is the research itself. Project topics in most organizations will vary from year to year, depending on which permanent staff members are available to mentor students. However, some sites incorporate a wider range of research than others. For example, this year's research topics at the Los Alamos Summer School in Physics included computational neuroscience as well as nuclear physics; similarly, CERN offers internships in areas like radiation safety and science communication in addition to particle physics. The California Institute of Technology's REU programme, in contrast, focuses solely on gravitational-wave astrophysics.
Pay and benefits for research students also vary between institutions, sometimes dramatically. For example, students doing physics research placements at the University of Glasgow in the UK earn just £170 per week, but CERN pays its "summies" more than twice that amount; REUs and industrial firms typically fall somewhere in between. In addition to pay, programmes with a medium-to-large number of students on site often provide subsidized housing. Some organize supplementary lecture courses on other fields of research. CERN, which plays host to about 150 students every summer, does both; so do many of the 80-plus US universities and institutions that host physics or astronomy REU programmes each year.
The number of people involved in a programme can make a difference to the research environment as well, notes Nagel, Stevens' PhD supervisor (and former REU mentor) at Chicago. "It is very different doing work in a big collaboration in, for example, a high-energy experiment, than it is in a small condensed-matter or biophysics group," he says. "Different people will be thrilled by different environments."
The environment outside the laboratory can also play a role in students' choices, since the chance to live somewhere different for a few weeks or months is, for many, a key part of the research experience. And there are some attractive options. Many students are drawn to Los Alamos – located 2200 metres above sea level at the foot of the Jemez Mountains – by "a combination of natural beauty and scientific history", says Sally Seidel, a University of New Mexico physicist who coordinates the Los Alamos summer programme. Similarly, the telescopes on Mauna Kea may not be the only draw for the 600 students who apply to the University of Hawaii's astronomy REU each year. "The biggest plus [of going someplace new] comes for those students who don't have research opportunities at their home institution," says Geraldine Richmond, a chemist who organizes the joint chemistry/physics REU at Oregon. Wherever they decide to go, those students will get a broader perspective on their career options and a chance to use sophisticated equipment, she adds.
How to apply
For students who want to stay at their home universities, "applying" often means simply asking tutors and lecturers about the opportunities available. Programmes like CERN's summer school and the REU scheme, in contrast, require a formal application, and November is not too early to start thinking about it. CERN asks would-be "summies" to fill out an online application well before the summer school's 27 January deadline, and most of the REU programmes also have application deadlines in early 2010.
The application process for summer placements in industrial firms is less well defined. Indeed, placements may not even be made public – for purely practical reasons. "If we advertised for students, we'd drown in applications," says Amber Lauchlan, a human resources advisor at NPL, which received 400 applications for 40 two-to-four month placements in the summer of 2009. Students who are keen to work in a particular company should send a speculative application, Lauchlan suggests, as many firms without a formal, advertised summer programme may still be able to employ students for short periods. If applicants can demonstrate that they are truly interested in the company's work, "doors can open", she says.
Before applying, students should check whether they meet any nationality requirements. Some REU programmes are restricted to US citizens, but others offer at least a few places to overseas students, and a handful are designed to foster links between particular countries. Only a limited number of places are available at CERN's summer school for students from non-member countries, and those from the US, Japan and Israel need to apply through programmes funded by their home countries. Finally, defence-related organizations may require summer students to obtain security clearance.
For those who clear these hurdles, however, the benefits can be considerable. "Try to enjoy the experience of research and discovery," says Nagel. "You will spend much of your time being confused and bewildered, but when the light of a fresh and original understanding comes on, it is dazzling!"
About the author
Margaret Harris is Reviews and Careers Editor of Physics World.
This article originally appeared in the November 2009 issue of Physics World
Image credit: Gemini Observatory
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With Skyrim's recently added Kinect Support, players can now truly Shout at their Kinect and TV, organize their dastardly long and cluttered inventory with ease, and even command Followers.
This page lists all of the official commands. Be sure to add if you find any hidden or any ones we missed!
EditA couple of notes:
- When Kinect is Disabled, RB commands Shouts and Powers
- When Kinect is enabled, RB enables dragon language shouts. LB+RB allows you to use Shout/Powers
- When casting Shouts via a Kinect voice command, you need to keep in mind that it works only if you have the Shout and its constituent Words making up the complete Shout are unlocked.
- You can utter the words in either the English or Dragon language, but the English name will trigger the highest known level of the shout. To use the Dragon Words, you need to first hold down the right bumper and say one, two, or all three Words to unleash the corresponding level of the Shout.
EditMain Gameplay Commands
Usuable only during main gameplay
| Command
| Description
| Quick Items
| Opens Inventory Menu
|Quick Magic
|Opens Magic Menu
|Quick Skills
|Opens Skills Menu
|Quick Map
|Opens Map menu
|Quick Saves
|Save game quickly
|Quick Load
|Load game quickly
|New Save
|Save into a new save slot
|Pause Game
| Pauses the game
EditShout Commands
| Shout
| Dragon Language
|Animal Allegiance
|Raan Mir Tah
|Aura Whisper
|Laas Yah Nir
|Become Ethereal
|Feim Zii Gron
|Call Dragon
|Od Ah Ving
|Call of Valor
|Hun Kaal Zoor
|Clear Skies
|Lok Vah Koor
|Zun Haal Viik
|Faas Ru Maar
|Joor Zah Frul
|Elemental Fury
|Su Grah Dun
|Fire Breath
|Yol Toor Shul
|Frost Breath
|Fo Krah Diin
|Ice Form
|Iiz Slen Nus
|Kyne's Peace
|Kaan Drem Ov
|Marked For Death
|Krii Lun Aus
|Slow Time
|Tiid Klo Ul
|Storm Call
|Strun Bah Qo
|Throw Voice
|Zul Mey Gut
|Unrelenting Force
|Fus Ro Dah
|Whirlwind Sprint
|Wuld Nah Kest
EditFollower Commands
| Command
| Description
|Ally <action command>
|Tells the ally to activate the thing you're looking at, as if you entered Command Mode and selected it.
|Wait / WAIT HERE
|Ally stays where they are
|Trade / ITEMS
|Opens the Teammate Menu
|Follow / FOLLO W ME
|Ally follows you
|Ally opens the container/door you're looking at
|Ally stands at the spot you're looking at
|Ally picks up the item you're looking at
|Ally attacks the NPC you're looking at
|Interact / USE
|Does a generic Interact command with the ally. Same as if you entered Command mode and pressed A. What the ally does is dependent on what you're looking at.
EditMagic Menu
After opening MAGIC, the following opens the menu to the corresponding category:
- Favorites
- All
- Alteration
- Illusion
- Destruction
- Conjuration
- Restoration
- Shouts
- Powers
- Active Effects / Effects
EditCharacter Menu
After opening CHARACTER, the following opens the menu to the corresponding category
EditMap Menu
After opening MAP, the following centers the camera on the corresponding locations:
Editmap Commands
| Command
| Description
|Player / Where am I
|Centers camera on you.
|Centers camera on marker set by you, if applicable.
|Quest Marker / Quest
|Centers camera on active quest target. Saying it multiple times will cycle through targets.
EditSkills Menu
After opening SKILLS, use the following commands to center the camera on that skill's perk tree:
- One-Handed
- Two-Handed
- Archery
- Block
- Smithing
- Heavy Armor
- Light Armor
- Pickpocket
- Lockpicking
- Sneak
- Alchemy
- Speech
- Alteration
- Conjuration
- Destruction
- Illusion
- Restoration
- Enchanting
EditFavorites/Hotkey Equipping
Only usable during main gameplay.
| Command
| Description
|Equip <hotkey command>
|Equips item in the default hand
|Equip Left <hotkey command>
|Equips item in the left hand, if possible.
|Equip Right <hotkey command>
|Equips item in the Right hand, if possible.
|Equip Dual <hotkey command>
|Equips the item in both hands, if possible.
|Equip Sword And Shield, Equip Mace and Shield, Equip Axe and Shield, Equip Dagger and Shield
| Equips the item assigned to the Sword/Mace/Axe/Dagger hotkey in the right hand, and the
item assigned to the Shield hotkey in the left hand.
|Equip Dual Weapons
|Equips the item assigned to the DualWieldLeft hotkey in the left hand, and the item assigned to the DuelWieldRight hotkey in the right hand.
Only usable in the Favorites menu.
ASSIGN <hotkey command> sets the selected item to the spoken hotkey. <hotkey command> can be any of the following:
- Health Potion
- Magicka Potion
- Stamina Potion
- Poison
- Sword
- Mace
- Axe
- Dagger
- Bow
- Shield
- DualWieldLeft
- DualWieldRight
- Soul Trap
- Greatsword
- Battle Axe
- Warhammer
- Fire spell
- Frost spell
- Lightning spell
- Ward spell
- Ritual spell
- Bound Weapon
- Summon spell
- Armor spell
- Calm spell
- Frenzy spell
- Healing spell
- Light
EditItems Menu Commands
After opening items, the following commands open the corresponding categories:
| Command
| Description
|Sort By Name
|Sorts the item list by name, increasing. If the list is already sorted by name increasingly, sorts it decreasingly.
|Sort By Weight
|Sorts the item list by weight, decreasing. If the list is already sorted by weight decreasingly, sorts it increasingly.
|Sort By Value
|Sorts the item list by value, decreasing. If the list is already sorted by value decreasingly, sorts it increasingly.
|Close Menu
|Closes menu.
|Set Loot Limit <value>
| Sets the value that the Loot ITEMS voice command should use. Loot limit defaults to 0.
|Loot items
|Takes all items from a container whose value-to-weight ratio is greater than or equal to the loot limit. For example, if the loot limit is 100, an object with a weight of .1 and value of 100, would have a value to weight ratio of 1000, so it would qualify. If the loot limit is 0, only weightless items with value are taken, i.e. gold.
After opening any of the above sub-menu categories, you can use the following to sort your items.
EditBarter Menu
Only usable in the Barter menu THEIR <category> where <category> can be any of the vendor categories:
MY <category> where <category> can be any of the player categories:
EditContainer Menu
Only usable in the Container menu THEIR <category> where <category> can be any of the container categories:
MY <category> where <category> can be any of the player categories:


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Rimas Kinka started in Jacksonville, FL and headed south on Saturday morning. He had covered an amazing 282.1 miles in 34 hours, 41 minutes and 27 seconds when he finished. He was heading for Crandon Park in Miami for an overall distance of 350 miles but heavy seas and adverse wind direction forced him to end earlier than he planned.
http://www.15min.lt/naujiena/sportas/ek ... 135-264485
Rimas Kinka wrote in his Facebook page ...
"Dear Friends,
Tomorrow is is a big day for me.
I'm going to attempt to breake a Guinness World Record and World Record. Longest Non Stop Kitesurfing Distance. My GWR claim number is 373487.
Curent record is 229.73 miles.
My race begins from Jacksonvile ,FL and finish Miami, FL. Crandon Park. Total stand miles is 350. According GWR rules I can do pit stops for change tires ( kite, board ), also can stop for fuel ( food, water, coffee). During stops I can not leave the beach or take of my GPS devices, (3 Garmin units ), all my stops has to be recordet on video.
Start time 6am local time, 10. 13. 2012 . Finish depend on wind and Ocean conditions. Every 3 hours after start all information about race will be updated on my facebook.
In advance thank you everybody for supporting my endeavor and see you in Miami!
Rimas Kinka"
First stop after 40 miles
There are still more details and images on Rimas' Facebook page at:
The current world record of 229.73 miles was set by Rimkis himself doing laps in the vicinity of Islamorada, FL last year.
More at:
http://www.thekiteboarder.com/2011/11/g ... rd-broken/
Way to go Rimas!


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"Depreciation Accounting and Related Income Tax Accounting!' John E. Kuhn (Baltimore) Morgan State College, MBA students seminar class, Baltimore. "APB — Recent Opinions and Plans for Future!' Eugene L. Larkin, Jr. (New York) Commercial bank portfolio management seminar, New York. "The Impact of Accounting Practice on Bank Portfolio Management!' Carlton S. Mahlmann (Houston) Beauford H. Jester Pre-Release Center, Texas Department of Corrections, Sugarland. "Family Budgeting and Sensible Spending! L. Michael Lynch (Cincinnati) American Production and Inventory Control Society, Cincinnati chapter. "Dollar Side of Inventories!' D. Robert Nicholson (Rochester) Financial council of the Builders Exchange, Rochester. "Joint Venture Accounting in the Construction Industry!' Harry R. Steele (Los Angeles) Bank of America in-bank training program, Los Angeles. "The CPA and His Client's Financial Statement!' Also January. 30 John P. Todd (Los Angeles) National Association of Accountants, San Gabriel Valley chapter, El Monte, California. "New APB Bulletins!' James R. Willis (Houston) Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. and Dominick & Dominick, Houston. "Individual Security Transactions—1971!' David K. Winn (see Hempy) January Ralph T Bartlett (New Haven) Connecticut CPA Society, New Haven. "APB Opinion No. 20, 'Accounting Changes', and SAP No. 47, 'Subsequent Events!" Wallace E. Dolliver (Los Angeles) Bank of America in-bank training program, Los Angeles. "The CPA and His Client's Financial Statements!' Rudolph C. Greipel (Executive) The CPA Journal, January 1972. 'Accounting Changes!' Emmett S. Harrington (Executive) Financial writers seminar, sponsored by Irving Trust Company, New York. 'Development of Accounting Principles!' Vincent C. Hennessy (Miami) Florida CPA Institute, Dade County chapter, Miami. 'APB Opinion No. 20, 'Accounting Changes'." John P. Todd (Los Angeles) California State College, graduate class in accounting theory, Long Beach. "Accounting for Income Taxes'.' February Ralph T Bartlett (New Haven) Connecticut Marine Trades Association, Inc., Meriden. "Accounting as a Management Tool!' Clayton L. Bullock (Executive) Public Utilities Fortnightly, February 2,1972. "Public Utility Depreciation Practices from an Independent Accountant's Viewpoint!' Neil B. Distelhorst (Columbus) Ohio Trade Association Executives, Columbus. "Accounting for the Ohio Corporation Franchise/Income Tax!' James F. Dunn, Jr. (Houston) Petroleum Accountants Society, Tulsa, Oklahoma. 'Proposed APB Opinion on Extractive Industries!' Oscar S. Gellein (Executive) Florida CPA Institute, Broward County chapter, Fort Lauderdale and Dade County chapter, Miami. 'Accounting Developments!' Arlo M. Hall (Denver) Kenneth G. Krueger (Colorado Springs) St. Mary's Hospital Center for Continuing Education, workshop, Grand Junction, Colorado. "The Budgeting Process!' Gordon L. Hopper (Honolulu) Financial Executives Institute, Honolulu chapter. 'On Establishing Accounting Principles!' Kenneth G. Krueger (see Hall) David M. Welsh (Miami) University of Miami, Business Week 1972, Coral Gables. "Advantages of Working with a National CPA Firm!' Auditing November Bernard H. Berkman (Executive) New York State CPA Society, New York. "Filings with the SEC' Gary T Jones, Dennis L. O'Connor (Houston) Institute of Internal Auditors, Houston chapter. "Statistical Sampling in Auditing!' Dennis L. O'Connor (see Jones) John C. Sinclair, Jr. (Orange County) Institute of Internal Auditors, Orange Empire chapter, Orange County. "Haskins & Sells Auditape System!' December J. Michael Cook (Fort Lauderdale) John F. Kelly (Miami) Bank Administration Institute, Fort Lauderdale. "What's New in Bank Auditing?" Adrian F. Cummings (Chicago) Institute of Internal Auditors, Chicago chapter. "Internal/External Auditor Cooperation!' Ira J. Edelson (Chicago) Diamond International Corporation, data processing managers seminar, Cincinnati. "Uses of Auditape for Management Applications!' John F. Kelly (see Cook) John E. Kuhn (Baltimore) Morgan State College, MBA students seminar class, Baltimore. "Practical Approach to Avoiding Legal Liability Situations!" David M. Levin (South Jersey) Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania. "Haskins & Sells Auditape System!' Warren K. Reed (Baltimore) Morgan State College, MBA students, Baltimore. "Auditape!' Michael P. Sheehan (New York) New York State CPA Society, New York. "The Audit of Medicare Reimbursement Reports!' Millard E. Smith (Philadelphia) Pennsylvania CPA Institute, Harrisburg. "Statement on Auditing Procedure No. 47, Subsequent Events!'
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I'm interested in this if it is developed.
Yes, and I'll help pay for the development.
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Yes, and I'll be very interested in trying it if you get it done.
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No, this is not what Pupply is about... go download Xandros!
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Ignore that guy.. I'm a developer and I'm interested in doing this project!
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Posted: Wed 29 Aug 2007, 17:20
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Developer for 'Custom' Version?
Is there some intrepid soul out there with the knowledge and time to do a 'custom' version of Puppy? You would be paid [modestly?] for you time. It would include:
Network setup/identification like [or from?] pclinuxos, with particular emphasis on wireless, including proprietary drivers etc. Take a look at the 'Tinyme' version of pclos and you will see what I mean. Also, 'system info on the screen' ram use, cpu use, etc. as that version and others do. WPA must work! Right hand corner of bottom panel shows network status/control by default.
The 'female computer voice' from Knoppix on boot-up and shut down. [Look, you've got your fantasies, I've got mine, OK?]
Open Office, Seamonkey/Firefox, Thunderbird.
Must do 'full install' to USB thumb drive, defaulting to placing grub/lilo or whatever on the USB drive, NOT the hard drive, and using ext file system [if that is possible] rather than fat16. Options like 'nopcmcia' need to be able to be set when booting from the thumb drive.
Default window manager should be lightweight, with a couple of other options offered as well. [Ice? Flux?]
Drive discovery and mounting - NTFS, cdrom, etc. needs to be easy and mostly automatic.
CUPS starts up by default, the most complete and recent set of printer drivers is included, and whatever possible is done to make printer setup 'easy.'
SAMBA setup and sharing is made as painless and automatic as possible.
All icons are as business-like and classy as possible; menus are logical and programs are most-friendly-and-likely-to-be-used variety... more is NOT better.
Firewall and antiviru [clamv? f-prot?] are included and started by default.
Other stuff you know I should have asked for and did not!
Any takers?
30 day interest poll on this...
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Posted: Wed 29 Aug 2007, 20:55
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I can do it if you're not on a deadline. I don't have time for deadlines. School comes first. But it would be interesting work, and being paid is always good
On the other hand, I have to say up front that I know nothing about Samba, but I can learn (in fact, just this afternoon I got the NIC for my other computer, so I can start teaching myself about networking now).
The same goes for hardware detection.
What will it be used for? As in, would it have to be able to handle all kinds of random hardware configurations, or do you have a specific layout you want to use? Specifics I can handle, but if it needs to just work on whatever happens to be there, I can't make any gurantees (really, not much more than what Puppy does already, other than maybe adding some drivers. I know nothing about hardware detection).
If nothing else, I could do what I can, then you could have someone else do what I can't.
But I'm not kidding about being busy, so if you're in a hurry I can't help.
Between depriving a man of one hour from his life and depriving him of his life there exists only a difference of degree. --Muad'Dib
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Posted: Wed 29 Aug 2007, 22:00
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No, I'm not in a big rush; I see a good distro that could be 'better,' at least by my definition, and if I can afford it, well, I guess you could call it a hobby expense! right now I'm trying to get the 'lighthouse' version working on my very fussy machine, getting close with 'superfloppy' install to USB, but its still not what I want.
I would suggest we lay out some sort of target end date - based on what you realistically think you can do.
By the way, as an old dbase programmer, let me advise.. do your best estimate, then double it!
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Posted: Wed 29 Aug 2007, 23:55
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I can certainly recommend Pizzasgood as able and willing
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 00:15
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Speaking not as my usual meek, mild Puppy-loving self, but rather as a fellow old xBase/Clipper programmer...If Puppy had the same directory tree structure as Gentoo, rather than Barry aiming to mimic that ...thing... called Slackware,...then creating your ideal Puplet--in fact, anybody's ideal Puplet--would be child's play, since an rxvt window within Puppy can be chroot'ed into a full-install Gentoo partition. After the chroot, the unrivalled power of Gentoo's Portage package management system, next to which T2 looks pathetic by comparison, is available to Puppy. All one would need to do is, from a second Puppy distro, run a diff script to copy-over the customized Gentoo install apps, libs, et cetera to the target Puppy partition, then create an .iso. The dependencies-resolution would be as close as it is humanly possible to come, to being mathematically perfect. By simply using the same autoloads of device modules as Gentoo's live-CD or stage 3 tarball use, and the same default kernel switches, Puppy would attain the same practically total ability to boot from anything that Gentoo has.
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 00:45
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Um, pizzasgood, if what Sit Heel Speak said make sense to you, and we want/need to do it, add it to the list?
Actually, upon reading it.. I think that means a whole new distro - and I don't know if we want to start that program!
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 00:51
Post subject: pizza
So now you have a Pizza
and you can remove your (strange) survey questions above...
It will be good for Pizzasgood (training-wise, etc), so I hope you've got your contract sealed.
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 00:56
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friedsonjm wrote:
...Actually, upon reading it.. I think that means a whole new distro
What I'm hypothesizing here, is really Puppy 3 or Puppy 4. Assuming I haven't provoked Barry into summarily banning me from this forum for heresy
Barry, if you are reading this, a related question:
Does the copyright Barry Kauler notice, appear everywhere that you have customized a script? Or are there some which would escape find|grep's notice if I attempted the ambitious conversion myself?
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 00:57
Post subject: how's this idea
I would consult Jeremiah Cheatham at http://myah.org/ email@example.com he made myah os linux from scratch like barry and puppy, but myah its more business related, and way more stable, Jeremiah actually responds to his emails unlike barry and i think he's a good guy. With Myah everything tends to install by itself like you wanted, and myah has a new package manager. just an idea, if not Pizzasgood is a good choice for someone with the know-how with puppy. or another excellent linux distro is linuxmint. who knows if you get a puppy version done, i hope you release it to the public, i would more than be happy to try it out, also if its business related, you might also ask for it to have a login in screen for user or admin/root. since puppy is extremely unsecured for business settings. Full root access 24/7 by anyone, and don't let them try to con you into the grafpup way, because thats very basic security. And really shouldn't everything these days be secure? Could you imagine puppy as a server for a bank, where anyone can view everything? LOL also if you wanted custom graphics, feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com and have a look at www.ttuuxxx.com for a feel of what i can do.
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 01:04
Post subject: Re: how's this idea
ttuuxxx wrote:
if its business related, you might also ask for it to have a login in screen for user or admin/root. since puppy is extremely unsecured for business settings.
THAT most definitely goes on the list! jf
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 02:40
Post subject: Re: how's this idea
ttuuxxx wrote:
I would consult Jeremiah Cheatham at http://myah.org/ email@example.com he made myah os linux from scratch like barry and puppy, but myah its more business related, and way more stable, Jeremiah actually responds to his emails unlike barry and i think he's a good guy...
i think either probably is also.
Barry seems more interested in a larger cause than money alone (not that anyone wouldn't be able to use some extra cash).
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 04:52
Post subject: email and size
(I guess Barry does not receive many emails - I sent 3 in succession and he didn't get any - this is standard trouble in trying to keep your own email address.
As to myah, it's 600+MB, so it's quite far off (size=9x) comparing with a Puppy...
and this remark is not exactly related to the thread, so please ignore
Ah, well, if jf wants a 600+ MB build, then this post is relevant.
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Actually, 'what I want' is a great question...
1. I'm NOT concerned with iso size - 700MB max.
2. I am VERY concerned about impact on memory - I want the machine to feel and be fast. Small window managers, and minimum stuff on the desktop that eats RAM or CPU time.
3. I am SOMEWHAT concerned about the eventual size of what is loaded on the USB stick, hard drive, etc. For example, the system should be able to run very comfortably on a 1GB drive. No duplicate capabilities: one file manager, one word processor, etc. An option to do a 'frugal' install that does NOT copy over unneeded drivers, etc., just the ones you have chosen in getting the machine up and running from CD. Kind of a combination of remaster and install, I guess...
And why based on Puppy? For starters, because of Superfloppy mode already established, and because of the development community, which has a willingness to support the idea of 'minor derivatives.'
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Posted: Thu 30 Aug 2007, 22:26
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And really shouldn't everything these days be secure? Could you imagine puppy as a server for a bank, where anyone can view everything? LOL
But Puppy wasn't designed to be run as a bank server, now, was it? It's more for the casual single user who considers the extremely small chance of being compromised worth the ease and comfort of running as root. That chance is big compared to the very secure distros, but only in the way that 10^-9 is very big compared to 10^-11. Taken by itself, it's small.
Of course, that only applies to said single-casual-user. In multi-user environments, or when you are a larger target, something more secure might outweigh convenience.
Time estimates I'm not good at. Sometimes something seemingly complex takes minutes and something simple takes hours. I'd say late-October, barring unforseen difficulties. Using your algorithm, that would make it January (It should be December, but that isn't taking into account that I have Finals then, and probably visiting my family immediately afterwards. So it becomes January).
But that might be completely off. I'm being pretty conservative about how much free time/energy I'll have and how much work it will take.
1. I'm NOT concerned with iso size - 700MB max.
That's good. I doubt it would get that big, even with a truck load of drivers.
As for hardware impact, I don't think the stuff you're asking for will hurt that much. If it bloats the ISO enough that it's wasting ram just from being in the pup_xxx.sfs file, it could be removed into a separate .sfs and mounted separately (and automatically, of course) to keep it out of ram. OpenOffice would probably have to be done that way, unless you have lots of ram and want it starting at the fastest possible speed. Alternately, it could be kept separate and optionally be loaded into ram on each boot (through a simple wizard). That way if you normally don't use it much but need it a bunch for a short stretch here and there, you can just toggle that. Or if you run it on both low-ram and high-ram machines.
(I guess Barry does not receive many emails - I sent 3 in succession and he didn't get any - this is standard trouble in trying to keep your own email address.
I know that the hard way. I got a '0' on a Health test and thus a 'C' in the class last semester partly because of my email filter. I had forgotten we had a test that day (they were online tests, and I also had a normal test which distracted me, and I forgot) so I emailed the teacher to see if I could take it the next day with a penalty. She replied, but it got trashed. I wasn't expecting her to agree anyway, so I didn't think it was strange. I could have taken it the next day with only a 25% penalty, but I didn't know it until four months later. Too late.
I've improved the filtering now though, and that's just my school account. My personal email works fine (and doesn't get near as much spam).
Well friedsonjm, if you're interested, I think it will run between $100 and $400, assuming my estimates are correct. I won't really know until I start working, because it depends on how much effort and time it takes, which I won't know until I do it
Send me a PM if you're interested and I'll give you my email address (the personal one, so it won't get filtered out
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Well, then, this project is a 'go.' For any who are interested and willing, I'd like to hear what you would like to see to make the end result easy to get up and running, and to use. Networking, including wireless with WPA is high on my list, video, printing, and SAMBA are high on my list, for starters.
Also, while I have my own opinions about the basic best-of-breed applications, I certainly would like some feedback on best:
File manager.
CD/DVD Burner.
Music Applications.
and so forth. Remember, I plan for only a single program for a function - one web browser, not two or three, one terminal program, etc. Those with 'pet' applications can always add their favorites later, I'm looking for clear complete menus, not overwhelming choices, and applications that are efficient and effective, not esoteric.
And, oh yeah, a name.. once we have that, I'll start a new thread.
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LAS VEGAS -- Kraft Foods Inc. and Intel Corp. have collaborated for two years to develop the high-tech Diji-Taste vending machine, which will make its debut this week at the National Automatic Merchandising Association's OneShow in Las Vegas.
The interactive vender, second in a series that began with the Diji-Touch, is designed to engage multiple consumers with full-length LCD touchscreens on three sides of the machine. Another novel feature is optical facial-recognition technology and 3D cameras that center the experience on the user and add an extra element of fun.
Kraft conceived the machine as a high-tech approach to sampling its product, and deployed a proof-of-concept model late last year. Called the iSample Experience, the pilot machine was unveiled with great fanfare at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium. It dispensed refrigerated single-serve samples of a mousse-like dessert, Temptations by Jell-O, the brand's first product designed specifically for adults.
The machine uses a 3D digital camera to recognize the shape of the patron's face. A computer processor then carries out a series of calculations based on measurements such as the distance between the eyes, nose and ears. These are used to determine the gender and age bracket of the shopper.
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Kraft also tested the machine at other locations in Chicago and New York, as well as in Europe through its Cadbury division.
"The program was very successful, generating more than four million impressions," Kraft business development manager Frank Guzzone told VT. "We're very excited by its reception by the end consumer, and internally at Kraft, and by the possibilities for more widespread use of the machines beyond sampling."
The maker of Oreo cookies and Ritz crackers is now looking to partner with vending operators to bring the high-tech machine mainstream. Diji-Taste's elevator delivery system can accommodate a wide range of ambient and refrigerated products and package sizes.
Guzzone said operators can leverage its interactive features to attract more consumers, harness the power of social networking and generate a new revenue stream by running advertisements on its high-impact 46" screens.
"With smartphones, the Internet and social media, we believe the vending industry is on fertile ground to use this technology to revive itself," said Guzzone. "Diji-Taste provides a virtual experience to interact with the end user, and the possibilities are limitless. The machine is capable of capturing a smile that patrons can download to Facebook, or they could send a sample to a friend across the country via two Diji-Taste or Diji-Touch machines."
Kraft partnered with local vending operators to fill and maintain its iSample machines, and intends to follow the same business model as it rolls out Diji-Taste to the industry on a wider scale.
"We will work with operators on a case-by-case basis," said Guzzone. "We are still defining the model and looking for ways to share revenue with the operator. We need to make sure that when we expand, we can sustain it and continue to develop it. The industry needs to bring more traffic to machines."
Diji-Taste will make its first appearance at the NAMA's mobile vending exhibit on the day before the kickoff of the vending show. It's set for the University of Nevada (Las Vegas) on Tues., April 24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. UNLV students and faculty, and vending industry members attending the event, will be able to interact with two of the machine's touchscreens to receive samples of Kraft's Dentyne gum in a new Split2Fit pack, designed to hold 16 pieces of gum rather than the 12 in a conventional package. Rolling out at NAMA, Split2Fit can be divided into two smaller, easier-to-carry packs. The machine's third LCD display will stream advertisements.
At the NAMA OneShow, the machine's displays will be configured differently, with the front screen showing an interactive instructional video about the new Dentyne packaging and how operators can replace their existing gum and mint trays with Vendors Exchange International Inc.'s 7th Tray to accommodate the larger format.
Another touchscreen display will be the user interface, which allows patrons to see the package close up and read its nutritional facts and ingredients. Users can obtain a free sample by scanning the machine's QR barcode with their smartphones. The user receives a code from the website that the barcode scan sends them to, and this entitles him or her to a free vend.
The third screen will allow NAMA OneShow-goers to take part in the widely publicized iSample experience to receive Dentyne Split2Fit pack samples, and to play interactive games that make use of the machine's ability to recognize age and gender.
Guzzone emphasized that the Diji-Taste machine does not capture any user images or demographic information. "It's meant only to put the fun back in vending, and to create a better experience without being 'Big Brother,'" he said.
NAMA's OneShow will also mark the full commercialization of Kraft's next-generation Diji-Touch snack vending machine. Kraft completed the beta test phase of the prototype machines last spring, and will now begin deploying the production version with selected operators throughout the U.S. as it gears up for full commercialization.
"NAMA will be the coming-out party for Diji-Touch; we will begin deploying it after the show," Guzzone told VT. "We will bring machines into the field in several markets, and make sure they work the way we want. The program will continue to expand, based on the results."
Guzzone added that the Diji-Touch machine also is being tested in Australia and the United Kingdom, and that Kraft expects to expand the program as a global initiative during 2013.
Without wishing to divulge too many details ahead of the OneShow debut, Guzzone described the second-generation machine as the "whole package," including content management, hardware, and robust software designed for easy-to-navigate, intuitive management by operators.
The vender, manufactured by Crane Co., features an embedded networked computer and 46" Samsung LCD touchscreen display. The graphics software enables users to view the product, its details and complete product nutrition information on a virtual cube, simply by touching its onscreen icon to rotate it 360°. The machines also are designed to display interactive advertising. Banner advertisements stream across the top of the screen, and full-screen ads appear when the machine is not in use.
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Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts broke ground for its new hotel in Colombo, Sri Lanka on 24 February 2012. Shangri-La Hotel, Colombo will be located between the Galle Face green promenade and Beira Lake, with uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean. The Hong Kong-based group announced the purchase of 10 acres of government land in January 2011 and is targeting to open the property in 2017.
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