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Q: I would like to find out more about the graduate admissions process.
A: Please refer to the Graduate Admissions section of the Computer Science web site to see application guidelines. If you have questions after visiting the web page, you may contact the CS Graduate Admissions office by e-mail: admissions AT cs.stanford.edu.
Q: What are the requirements for admission? What would be the most important pieces of my application?
A: Please refer to the Application Materials section in the application guidelines page. Please note that ALL pieces of the application are important.
Q: What would be the minimum GRE score required to apply to the MS CS?
A: There is no minimum requirement for GRE scores (either general or subject) but note that a high score (above 90%) is preferred.
Q: Do you have to be a Computer Science undergraduate major to apply?
A: The answer is No: no particular CS prerequisites are required before a student can apply to the CS MS program (i.e., it is not required that a student have a CS or EE undergraduate degree in order to apply).
Q: Would I have to take all CS courses again if I am a CS undergraduate major?
A: Not necessarily. You might be able to waive breadth CS courses (please see next question) if your advisor approves it once you are accepted to the MS program.
Q: I would like to find out if my undergraduate coursework satisfies the MSCS breadth requirements.
A: Please read the Guide to the MSCS Program Sheet. Note that your faculty advisor is the person who will authorize any exemptions. You will be assigned a faculty advisor if you are admitted into the MSCS program.
Q: Does the CS Department have an integrated BS/MS program?
A: Please check out this site for information about the coterm program
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Q: Does Stanford University offer a part-time CS master's program? A: Stanford University offers a part-time masters program called the Honors Coop Program (HCP). The program is available to students who are pursuing an MS and are employed full-time. HCP students can be either remote or local. Please check out the web site for the HCP program at http://scpd.stanford.edu/programs/masters-degrees or see our HCP section. Note that the admission process is the same as the one for full-time students.
We also offer programs for students who are interested in learning the material without registering for the MS degree. This program is called the Non-Degree Options (NDO) program and is made available for employees of affiliated companies. For information about NDO, please go to http://scpd.stanford.edu/programs/professional-certificates or see our NDO section.
Q: What are TA-ships or RA-ships? A: TA-ships and RA-ships respectively are Teaching Assistantships and Research Assistantships. Both are available to graduate students. Half-time assistants receive 8-10 units of tuition coverage per quarter, during the academic year, as well as a monthly stipend. Duties for half-time assistants during the academic year involve approximately 20 hours of work per week. Teaching assistants (TAs) help an instructor teach a course by conducting discussion sections, consulting with students, grading examinations, and so on. Research assistants (RAs) help faculty and senior staff members with research in computer science.
Q: Is is possible to get an RA/TA-ship?
A: Most teaching and research assistantships are held by Ph.D. students in the Department of Computer Science. If there is an insufficient number of Ph.D. students to staff teaching and research assistantships, then these positions are open to a limited number of masters students in the department. However, masters students should not plan on being appointed to an assistantship.
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Q: I would like to take graduate level CS classes at Stanford. Do you have exchange or extension programs?
A: Unfortunately, we do not have exchange programs with other schools (please refer to the "Exchange Programs" section of the Stanford Bulletin for exceptions). We don't allow non-matriculated students to take courses. We also do not have an extension program or offer evening or weekend courses. The only quarter in which non-Stanford students are welcome is summer. During summer quarter Stanford offers the "summer visitor" program, and non-Stanford students are allowed to enroll for one or more courses from the summer quarter offerings.
Inquiries about the Summer Visitor program should be directed to the Summer Sessions Office at email@example.com, or (650)723-3109.
We have a part-time masters program called HCP and a non-degree option (NDO), but courses are only offered to employees of affiliated companies. We do not offer online courses to non-HCP/NDO students.
HCP (Honors Co-op) Students:
Q: What is HCP?
A: HCP is the Honors Co-op Program. The Honors Co-op Program is a part-time Masters program for working professionals. The admissions process is exactly the same as the one specified on the CS Web pages (http://www.cs.stanford.edu/Admissions). Admitted students must fulfill the same requirements.
Q: How do I apply for admission to the MS program as an HCP student?
A: Please see the CS Graduate Admissions web site at http://www.cs.stanford.edu/Admissions/ for details on applying for admission. Note that the HCP admissions procedures are the same as those for the full-time MS program.
Q: If I am an HCP student, do I have to attend classes on campus? Do I have to come to campus for the exams?
A: The answer to both questions is NO. You can attend many (but not all) classes remotely through the Online Learning Program of the Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD). Refer to SCPD's course offerings to see which classes are offered remotely. This list varies from quarter to quarter. For classes taken remotely, you do not have to come on campus for exams.
Q: What classes are offered remotely?
A: Please refer to the course offerings section of the Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD) Web pages. Note that class offerings vary from quarter to quarter.
Q: Does my program sheet need to be approved?
A: Program sheets need to be approved and signed by your faculty advisor, then given to Claire Stager (Gates 182). Contact your advisor (voice mail, email) directly. If you do not hear from your advisor despite your attempts, contact the MS advisor by email at advisor AT cs.stanford.edu.
Q: If I apply to the HCP program, will my previous transcripts be available to my employer?
A: If you submit your transcript directly to Stanford University, your employer will NOT have access to your previous transcripts. However, any grades received in classes taken at Stanford WILL be available to your employer.
NDO (Non-Degree Option) Students
Q: What is NDO?
A: NDO is the Non-Degree Option program available to employees of companies affiliated with the Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD). Courses are taken remotely. No degree is obtained.
Q: How can I find out if the company I work for is affiliated with SCPD?
A: Check SCPD's web site at: http://scpd.stanford.edu/programs/corporate-education/corporate-graduate-programs/member-companies.
Q: How can a company become a member?
A: Check SCPD's web site at: http://scpd.stanford.edu/programs/corporate-education/corporate-graduate-programs/apply.
Q: How do I apply to the NDO program?
A: NDO applicants can get application forms from their company coordinators. For more information, see: http://scpd.stanford.edu/admissions/apply-and-enroll.
Q: What classes are offered remotely?
A: Please refer to the course offerings section of the Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD) Web pages. Note that classes vary from quarter to quarter.
Q: If I apply to the NDO program, will my previous transcripts be available to my employer?
A: If you submit your transcript directly to Stanford University, your employer will NOT have access to your previous transcripts. However, any grades received in classes taken at Stanford WILL be available to your employer.
Q: Can I sit in on the classes as an NDO student?
A: No. NDO students are not allowed to come to campus for classes with the exception of midterm and final exams.
Q: How many units from my NDO courses can I transfer to the HCP program if I apply and am accepted?
A: A maximum of 18 units may be transferred.
Q: Will taking courses through the NDO program help me in my application to the HCP program?
A: Taking classes through the NDO program might help you if you receive good grades. However, receiving good grades as an NDO student will not guarantee acceptance into the HCP program as many items factor into that decision (grades from previous degree(s), GRE(s), reference letters, etc.).


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A lifecycle module listens for and performs its tasks in response to the following events in the server life cycle:
After the INIT_EVENT, the server reads the configuration, initializes built-in subsystems (such as security and logging services), and creates the containers.
After the STARTUP_EVENT, the server loads and initializes deployed applications.
After the READY_EVENT, the server is ready to service requests.
After the SHUTDOWN_EVENT, the server destroys loaded applications and stops.
After the TERMINATION_EVENT, the server closes the containers, the built-in subsystems, and the server runtime environment.
These events are defined in the LifecycleEvent class.
The lifecycle modules that listen for these events implement the LifecycleListener interface.

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Residents of Cleveland will soon have access to medical marijuana, as dispensaries are scheduled to open over the next few months. However, before patients can access these dispensaries, they need a recommendation for medical marijuana from a doctor that is certified to write recommendations. The Ohio Marijuana Card office in Cleveland will be staffed with certified doctors approved to recommend medical marijuana, and friendly support staff that will make the approval process stress-free.
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To be eligible for medical marijuana under Ohio law, an individual must have one of 21 currently approved qualifying conditions. If you are living with a qualifying condition, you are eligible for medical marijuana, but you'll first need to visit with a certified marijuana doctor to receive a recommendation. After receiving a recommendation from a certified doctor, patients will receive a medical marijuana patient identification card from Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP). With this card in hand, patients will be able to walk in to any of the 60 licensed dispensaries across the State of Ohio to purchase medical marijuana.
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Common Core: Business vs. tea party
Tea party activists have been waging war for months against the Common Core academic standards. Now, in a coordinated show of muscle, Big Business is fighting back — and notching wins.
The urgent effort stems from a sense among supporters that this is a make-or-break moment for the Common Core, which is under siege all over the country.
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A coalition including the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce will launch a national advertising blitz Sunday targeted at Republicans skeptical about the standards. Spots promoting the Common Core will air on Fox News and other conservative outlets.
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The campaign — a major ad buy that could last months — aims to undercut dire tea party warnings that the standards amount to a federal power grab, akin to Obamacare. The TV spots and online ads will project a positive tone, featuring teachers praising the Common Core.
In a parallel effort unfolding mostly in deep red states, thousands of small-business owners and corporate executives have been bombarding state lawmakers with emails, calls and personal visits to press the point that better standards will mean a better workforce and ultimately, a better economy. They've been joined in some states by military officers who argue that not just the economy, but national security is at stake.
The strategy: Give conservatives reasons to support the Common Core — and make clear they will reap dividends if they do.
"We're telling the legislature that this is our No. 1 issue," said Todd Sanders, CEO of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. "We will be watching."
The tea party might be loud, but the chamber spends tens of thousands on local campaigns each election year. Sanders wants lawmakers to remember that. "They are going to have to make a choice in terms of which constituency is going to be the most important to them," he said. He said the chamber will have no qualms about dispensing its political funds to reward standards supporters, or punish dissenters. "My board is absolutely unanimous about this," Sanders said.
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The business coalitions, working with allies from the education community, have scored some key victories in recent weeks. They blocked a bill that could have torpedoed the Common Core in Georgia. They derailed a similar bill in Arizona, too, though that fight is not yet over. They slowed a breakneck drive to get alternative standards approved in Indiana. And they blocked a bill in Wisconsin that would have empowered the legislature to shape new standards.
"It feels like there's a bit of a momentum shift," said Cheryl Oldham, vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
Still, she and others are careful not to project overconfidence.
Within days, Indiana will very likely become the first state to officially scrap the standards, though it is far from clear that they will be replaced with anything too radically different. Bills to undermine the Common Core are pending in at least a half-dozen other states as well. Major conservative organizations such as FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity have jumped in to help guide and grow the grass-roots opposition. And teacher unions, though they still back the standards in concept, are warning that their implementation has been badly botched.
"It's a critical time," said Dane Linn, vice president of the Business Roundtable and one of the architects of the Common Core. "State leaders, and the general public, need to understand why employers care about the Common Core."
The Business Roundtable, he said, is urging members to work their connections with "governors, committee chairs, House speakers, presidents of Senates" to stop any bills that could undercut the standards.
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Tea party activists are not intimidated.
On the contrary, they're convinced the business community's tactics will backfire by stoking populist outrage against the Common Core and its raft of powerful, establishment supporters. "Frankly, they can rant and rave as much as they want. They're not going to affect me, and I don't think they're going to affect any others," Arizona state Sen. Al Melvin said. "I'm a businessman. But sometimes, these chambers of commerce get it wrong."
The Common Core State Standards, meant to guide K-12 instruction in math and language arts, were written by nonprofit education advocacy groups with input from state associations and funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The Obama administration gave states substantial incentives to adopt the standards in 2010. Most quickly did, often with little public debate.


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Two years ago, after dating a wonderful lady for a year, I married her and moved in with her. The problem is her 23-year-old son. He lives with us, has never held a job, doesn't go to school, and does nothing but eat, sleep and poop. I've worked since I was 14, my wife and I both work hard now, and it's grating to have such laziness always in my face. My wife knows this and says he's been trying to get a job for more than two years. (He shows no signs he's looking.) I'm starting to feel played by my wife. How long should I put up with this? –Thinning Patience
Of course it grates on you, providing free room and board to an adult man whose main source of income is birthday cards from grandma.
And yes, you've been played – not by your wife, but by what economists call "optimism bias." This is the human predisposition to believe things will work out for the best and to gloss over worrisome details, like how your wife's layabout son would suddenly become industrious at something besides being a role model for moss.
Your wife has confused coddling with love – maybe for 23 years or maybe since feeling guilty about getting a divorce. After years of go-right-ahead mommying, it's no small task to inspire your step-slug to expand his life goals beyond napping more, watching more interesting porn, and trying all the varieties of Doritos. (The guy standing in the traffic median holding a sign asking for spare change shows more autonomy and dignity. At least he wrote a message on a piece of cardboard and is ambulatory.)
Give your wife props for trying to be a good mother, but explain that by supporting the kid as she has been, she's actually holding him back. He may not get his ideal job (video game tester or human slipcover), but he'll get on the road to self-sufficiency by flipping burgers or bagging groceries if it's either that or sleeping in a doorway. Propose that she gives him 30 days to get a roommate situation and tells him she'll pay two months of his rent while he job-hunts and gets working, and then he's on his own. Propose that she also acts like she means it, but be prepared for him to test her and for her to cave. Ultimately, you need to decide whether you'd rather live with La-Z-Boy than without your wife. If push comes to nap, it may come to that – assuming you're unsuccessful with various passive-aggressive measures, like installing a coin slot on the bathroom, refrigerator and cable TV.
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Dale L. "Swede" Carlson, 86, of Herington died Oct. 2 in McPherson. He was born March 3, 1926, at Herington to Fred A. and Jennie M. (Peterson) Carlson.
The funeral service was at 10 a.m. Monday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Lincolnville, with the Rev. Alan Stahlecker officiating. Burial followed with military honors at the Lost Springs Cemetery.
Carlson was a part owner and operator with Frank Jones' Oil Company in McPherson for many years. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Lincolnville.
Carlson grew up in Lost Springs and graduated from Lost Springs High School with the class of 1944. After high school, he joined the U.S. Navy and served in the Pacific theater of action during World War II as a seaman first class, serving on the USS O'Neil and the USS Rigel.
He married Delores E. Miltz Sept. 19, 1949, in Topeka. She preceded him in death Nov. 29, 1996. He was also preceded in death by an infant son, Ronald Craig Carlson, and his two brothers, Walt Carlson and Harold Carlson.
Survivors are four sons: Kenneth Carlson and Michael Carlson, both of Hillsboro, and Robert Carlson and Kevin Carlson, both of McPherson; 13 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
A memorial fund has been established for St. John's Lutheran Church, Lincolnville.
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Charles Dickens' Australia. Selected essays from Household Words 1850-1859. Five-book set
Researched and presented by Margaret Mendelawitz
Sydney University Press
Charles Dickens is little celebrated as a journalist, yet his career spanned nearly 40 years. Starting as a court reporter, parliamentary newspaper columnist and theatre critic, he developed an instinct for injustice, humbug and charade. For 20 years he edited his own weekly journal, Household Words, later known as All the Year Round, publishing articles and stories designed to be interesting, entertaining, and educational.
Dickens had a keen interest in Australia and fortuitously began publishing the periodical at a transitional moment, just before the heady days of the 1850s gold rush set the world ablaze. The discovery of gold drove a period of mass immigration, expansion into the hinterlands, and caused radical economic and social changes in an emerging nation.
Of the nearly 3000 articles published in Household Words, some 100 related to Australia and have been collected in this anthology. Dickens saw Australia offering opportunities for England's poor and downtrodden to make a new start and a brighter future for themselves; optimism reflected in many of the articles.
The stories have been grouped into five volumes: Convict Stories, Immigration, Frontier Stories, Mining and Gold and Maritime Conditions.
About the editor
Margaret Mendelawitz is a graduate in history and anthropology from the University of Western Australia. She has had a lifelong interest in Australian social history stimulated largely through her being a descendant of pioneering families who settled in Western Australia in 1829-30, and Victoria in the 1850s. She currently works as a mediator.
Titles in the seriesBook One: Convict Stories Book Two: Immigration Book Three: Frontier Stories Book Four: Mining and Gold Book Five: Maritime Conditions Five Book Set


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The so-called "dumbification" of video games, Windows 8, and the sale of digital distributor Impulse to retail monster GameStop are among the topics PC developer and publisher Stardock has covered in its latest annual Customer Report. A Stardock tradition, it's written by its notoriously outspoken CEO and president Brad Wardell.
Wardell gives three reasons why Stardock sold Impulse: "It was consuming the rest of the company"; the developers wanted to release Stardock games on Steam and other platforms; and it was "not compatible with Stardock's internal culture."
"Impulse's success came at a cost. High talent software developers are precious and Stardock found itself having to transfer its best developers from both the software and games unit to Impulse in order to ensure that the platform could scale and compete in the market," he explains.
"While Impulse was able to benefit from Stardock's top development talent, the effects on the rest of the company were patently obvious. Object Desktop, Stardock's flagship software product, languished and the Elemental: War of Magic project suffered greatly as well."
The launch of fantasy strategy game Elemental in August 2010 was massively botched, and Stardock had to lay off staff because of its poor performance. It tried to get back on track by hiring lead Civilization V designer Jon Shafer and famed Civ modder Derek 'Kael' Paxton, and saved a little face by offering Elemental's first two expansion packs free to early adopters.
Wardell notes that GameStop was better for Impulse in ways, using its clout to get the rights to games that Impulse "had struggled to obtain." He also says, "getting one of the major retailers refocused on the PC market would provide long-term benefits both to us and our fellow PC game development studios."
The report goes into progress on the next Elemental game, Fallen Enchantress. Derek Paxton made the decision to start fresh, using War of Magic code and assets where appropriate rather than building FE around WoM.
Wardell says there's "at least half a year of development left," noting beta feedback has been "very positive" and saying he hopes it'll be "the marquee turn-based strategy game of its time period."
Ironclad's space strategy series Sins of a Solar Empire, which Stardock published, is also a big franchise for the company. Wardell claims that the "dumbification" of video games has created a gap in the market for players "interested in a complex game experience but also want high production standards," who are supposedly males aged 25 to 55.
He notes that some might say the new generation of gamers have grown up on "games that hand hold the player through a well-developed story" and have no interest in "'discovering' the nuances of game play over many hours." However, Wardell is confident that interests will mature as the players do.
Wardell also lays into Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 8, claiming that it "will be considered a general failure" if it doesn't fix a few user interface issues: being unable to run entirely as a regular desktop without Metro; having no "realistic" way to organise Metro programs; and relying users to mouse-over elements to find out what they are.
Of course, Stardock will have quite strong opinions in this frield, as it makes a vast array of programs tweaking the Windows interface. Still, Wardell is concerned that Windows 8 might be so offputting that people simply won't switch, and there'll be no market to sell its tools to.
There's also a small tease that Stardock will expand into "other platforms," saying it'll make some announcements "later this year."
Check out the full report, if you fancy, for Stardock's customer satisfaction survey and more.


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|MLBPA Press Release
Administered by the Major League Baseball Players Trust and Volunteers of America, the Action Team program encourages young people throughout the United States to volunteer in their communities. To date, Action Teams of high school students and Major Leaguers have inspired more than 25,000 high school students across the country to help over 100,000 people in need by volunteering in their communities. An award-winning Action Team service-learning curriculum created by the Players Trust in partnership with The Wall Street Journal Classroom Edition teaches valuable community service skills to 700,000 high school students in more than 5,000 classrooms across the country. The Association of Educational Publishers presented this innovative service-learning program with a 2009 Distinguished Achievement Award.
Receiving signed certificates of achievement from the players are Tampa Action Team Captains Brooke Allie, Kelsey Lamb, Amanda McMeekin, Elizabeth Schmidt, Chris Sullivan and Aaron Sykes from Plant City High School and Krystal Jacobson of East Bay High School. Also, Elizabeth Schmidt and Chris Sullivan each receive a $1,500 college scholarship from the Major League Baseball Players Trust in recognition of their dedication to community service.
Action Teams are at work in more than 145 high schools across the country and Puerto Rico. Each month during the school-year, Action Team Captains participate in a conference call with a Major Leaguer and a featured Action Team of the Month, to discuss the importance of community service and to share volunteering tips and ideas. High schools interested in joining the Action Team can receive applications and additional information by sending an e-mail request to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Through the Players Trust, Major Leaguers contribute their time, money and celebrity to call attention to important causes affecting the needy and to help encourage others to get involved in their own communities. For more information on the Major League Baseball Players Trust, please visit www.MLBPLAYERS.com and visit the Players Trust Channel on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/mlbplayerstrust.


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At DragonPrime we have been INUNDATED with people who do not have a CLUE about web hosting who try to run their own server. We think this is STUPID, because LoGD is not for beginners, it's for intermediate web hosts - people who've hosted a game before. But beginners still come in droves and never listen to us anyway so here is the tutorial. It is NOT designed to teach everything. It takes you through each part but YOU have to go fill in the learning if there are bits you don't understand. Not us. If you run to the forums to say you're reading this tutorial and you don't understand, we will just slap you with a 4x2 GoogleBat and tell you to get lost. =)
Seriously. If you don't understand something, GOOGLE it.
If you do not know what Googling is, click here.
"Gosh, you're mean and nasty, Saucy, you should just explain it to me, because I don't understand, so don't be so lazy."
Actually, I'm not. Not only have I left out all the detail to make you get off your own behind, I am showing you that you do not have the knowledge required, since so many people try to ignore that part. The only reason you've been sent here to read this is because someone felt you weren't ready to run a server, or that you're missing vital knowledge to do it properly. Our continual problem over at DragonPrime is people who INSIST on trying to run a server when they are not ready. Time and time again they come along just as you have, and they haven't got the knowledge they need but they want to battle on anyway. And then they get upset when they can't manage to complete the install (because they're missing knowledge) or they get upset that we won't provide it all for them. Knowing how to install and run a LoGD server is not something you can learn by reading a one-page document here. You need to know other stuffs. During this whole page, you MUST stop and learn every time you come across something you don't understand. Don't keep skipping along to try and finish, or it will all go pear-shaped. You have been warned.
I am also teaching you to teach yourself. It's a valuable skill, not just for installing this game. You can learn anything in the world if you have learned how to learn.
FIRST - Check your underwear.
Do you have all the underneath knowledge you need before you start? (Probably not.) DO NOT SKIP THESE THINGS. IF YOU DO, IT WILL ALL GO HORRIBLY WRONG. If you are not a beginner it will seem like this is a list for idiots. Sorry in advance; but you'd be staggered at the silly questions people ask.
1. Do you know how to download a file and save it locally? You need a copy of the LoGD game source code. It is located at DragonPrime.net . The download link will not magically appear. You will have to register, log in, and then open your eyes and look around for it.
2. Do you know what an application is?
3. Do you know what a tar.gz file is, and which application you need to open it? Do you have that file installed on your computer? Do you know how to extract files from a tar.gz file into a new folder on your computer?
4. Do you know how to drag and drop files and directories from one place to another? Can you create, move, copy and delete folders in your chosen operating system? Do you know what your current operating system is?
5. Do you understand directory structure? Do you know what a parent and child directory are, what a root directory is?
6. Do you know what a server is?
You must answer YES to all those questions above. If you cannot, your adventures as a game admin will FAIL. If you answered NO to any of them, we will not tell you. But don't spill tears - go research. Jump into Google and start asking the questions, and start reading SEVERAL of the answers that come up until you feel that you understand. Quiz yourself on those six questions and make sure you know the answers by heart. Then you are ready to continue because you have learned the most important thing, which is GO LOOKING for an answer when something is wrong, don't just ask, try to find it yourself first. Curious admins are the best kind.
SECOND - Decision time.
Why are you starting your own game?
1. Because I'm curious to see if it's hard to do the setup - You want to install on EasyPHP (Difficulty: Easier; but you need to use a lot of your own initiative)
2. Because I want to learn to code my own modules later - You want to install on EasyPHP, or if you want others to access the game and test things out for you, you want Webspace (Difficulty: Medium)
3. Because me and my friends think this is cool and we want our own game - You want Webspace (Difficulty: Medium)
4. Because I love this game and I want to run my own game for people all over the world to play on - You want Webspace (Difficulty: Medium) NOTE: Running a public game on your own computer is possible but NOT recommended, and NOT supported by us, for security reasons.
5. Because you can make a lot of money with donations from a Legend of the Green Dragon game - OK, so you're a comedian. Unfortunately you are making people laugh without meaning to. No matter what you might think, and how many sites you have seen with big donation bars, you will not make enough money to live on by running a LoGD server. To our knowledge not even any of the HUGE servers generate half of a checkout operator wage. Be realistic, it can be hard to even cover server costs.
If you are still reading this tutorial then you are probably an absolute beginner; and I am not going to explain setting up EasyPHP - you would be best to use webspace. EasyPHP is actually easier - but you have to hunt for the tutorials and support yourself in getting it up and running, whereas Webspace is explained in this document. If you would like to use EasyPHP, you will need to Google for tutorials on setting up EasyPHP and do it yourself (hint: try "installing EasyPHP" and "download EasyPHP"). Make sure MySQL and Apache are started. Then skip forward to the part here about preparing your files.
THIRD - Your game needs a home.
The place your game lives is called Webspace, also called a Host. You need a hosting account (webspace) to run this game. It must meet certain requirements. The main ones are that you can use MySQL and PHP there and of course that they will let you run a game, since some hosts do not like games being run. It is up to YOU to find a host. DragonPrime has a section which mentions a few hosts who we know are ok for running this game. No, I will not tell you where on DragonPrime that section is. Try searching with the Search option. I recommend a LINUX host, not Windows, simply because I'm only explaining the Linux version here. Choose one of the hosts, then go to their website, and figure out how to sign up. You'll need to do all of that part on your own - come back here when your host tells you that your webspace is ready to go.
FOURTH - Preparing your files.
So you have arranged your hosting account and you've worked out how to log into it just fine. Or, you have installed EasyPHP. Either way, you now need to arrange your files into place.
Extract the LoGD source files out of the file you downloaded and saved. You need the right unpacker application to open the .tar.gz file. Put them into a folder intact without rearranging anything - the application will have an option there somewhere to use folder names, or keep directory structure intact, and this is important. Remember where you put it. The Desktop is not the right place to unpack to - make a new folder called LoGD or something, rather than spilling 100 files all over the picture of the puppies that you thought were cute.
If you're using Webspace: You now need to find and run an FTP application. Try Google. What is FTP anyway? I bet Google knows. (Remember the questions right up the top about dragging and dropping, creating, removing, copying? Now you know why you needed to know.) Your host has sent you the information you need for FTP and you need to put that info into your chosen FTP application. FTP applications can sometimes be a pain because some of them are a little tricky to connect and configure. Some hosts will recommend a particular one and many have their own tutorials showing you how to connect to your host. Unfortunately I can't help at all, but I'm sure there's plenty of websites somewhere that know how to set them up and get them to connect. I wonder where they might be? Hrm... I will tell you though that most people can just use Internet Explorer as a basic FTP application. How? I can't believe you're asking ME... you know where to find out, so go find out. Once you have either Internet Explorer or the FTP connected to your host account, and you can see the folder called either "www" or "public_html", double click it to open it up, and you're ready to continue. Open a second folder where you extracted all the files out of the LoGD source file, and put the two open folders side-by-side so that you can see both. Most FTP applications let you do that inside the application so that half the window is your local computer.
If you're using EasyPHP: Then this part is much easier. Open the folder where you installed it on your computer and there will be a "www" folder in there somewhere. Open a second window where you extracted all the files out of the LoGD source file, and put the two open folders side-by-side.
For both installs: SELECT ALL the files from the folder you extracted the source into (you need EVERYTHING from the LoGD source file, not just bits and pieces). If you do not know how to select all the files, don't do them one by one - click one to highlight it, then let go, hold down CONTROL and press A and let go both. They will all be highlighted. Isn't that magic?
Click ONCE on the highlighted areas without letting go, then drag the mouse over to the other folder and then let go. Your files will be all copied or moved over to where they belong, exactly in the same order and structure as they should be. Don't interfere or stop it or change anything around, or it won't work.
FIFTH - The Database
If you're using EasyPHP: You need to create a database if one doesn't exist already. Check the EasyPHP documentation to find out, and if it's not automatically set up already, follow their info on how to create a database.
If you're using Webspace: Most hosts provide cPanel. They've probably sent you a welcome email or a tutorial explaining how to get into it. Follow their instructions to log in now and make sure you can see cPanel with lots of icons of scary things. Go into MySQL Databases and create a database. Then create a user and select ALL PRIVILEDGES. Then assign that user to the database you made. These things might be new to you but you should have no problem figuring out what to do, just by reading the whole MySQL Databases screen until you see the parts I mentioned. If you need further help Google "creating a database in cPanel" and follow someone else's tutorial.
SIXTH - Start the Installer
Point your browser to http://YourHostHasProvidedYourURL/installer.php (EasyPHP just go to http://localhost/installer.php ). If you are confused, look back over the welcome email, because the website URL or "address" will be there somewhere. If you still don't understand what I asked you to do, then figure out what "point your browser" means - you are probably over-thinking it, because this is the simplest part of the whole thing, and you have completed much harder things so far.
I'm a cruel mean meany, so the actual Installation you should be able to complete without any help from me. I'll toss in this part for free: The step where you might possibly get stuck is Step 4, which might show BLAST! messages that tell you something has failed. If you get four yellow Success messages and are ready for the next step, please stand up on your desk now and dance, and be glad. If not, you'll be going back to try again. Your host's welcome email should have all the info you need. If you still have no joy, your Host can support you here, tell them you're creating a dbconnect file and need the correct values for these four items if you get the BLAST! message coming up. Ask if they have PREFIXES; you might need them. Your database might not be what you think; it might be YourAccountName_TheNameYouChose instead. Also, NEVER activate domain_move or serversuspend if you don't know what they are.
SEVENTH - the SUCCESS! screen comes up
OH NO NO NO NO... you are not finished at all, Sunshine. You now have at least several hours of work ahead. Log in, enter the Grotto. Go into the User Editor, search for your admin name, click Edit, put in your email address, Save and log out. Create a second character named something boring, give it Megauser flag, tick "Do not display YOM warning", click Save. This is your "rescue" character, because one day soon you'll screw up and need to rescue your first admin character. Log out and come back as your first admin character.
Now spend a long time wandering around. And I mean that, go into your Grotto and wander to EVERY link to see what they all are. (The only one not to touch is the RAW SQL and PHP if you don't know what they are - feel free to look, but don't execute anything.) Go through the settings. Think about them all. Some of them are awful on purpose if you don't fix them.
EIGHTH - Play
There's two meanings for "play". One is to engage in the game, slay dragons etc. But you're not the one doing that, you're running it. I mean, test the place out, try out the (awful) settings you chose, adjust, rethink, rearrange. If you're writing your own code then play about testing that.
And when you break something else, remember what you learned here about trying to find the answers yourself...
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Check out how Amazon is handling the shipment of some orders. I think I've seen 30yr old Vintage Kenner boxes in better shape.
Quote from: Jayson on August 12, 2013, 04:19 PMCheck out how Amazon is handling the shipment of some orders. I think I've seen 30yr old Vintage Kenner boxes in better shape.Mine came in a Hasbro-branded white mailer box, I'll be posting it in a bit. Mine's basically mint and it came from the Kentucky DC if that makes a difference.Here's the problem with mine - either I'm a moron, or the wing mechanism is faulty. Or both, I won't discount it. The wings will not rotate but the cockpit will - the wings just bounce back into the "landing" position on mine. My 2010 Jango Clone Wars Rise of Boba Fett TRU one works fine, though, so I know it's not an assembly issue on my part but it feels internally, something's amiss. What are you guys finding?
So the wings were self-leveling? My 2010 version doesn't do that then.
For the curious, the wing problem:The wings won't stay in position for "flight" mode because Hasbro used a spring that is too strong and too thick. If you swap it with the 2010 version, it works fine.Also, I have no idea where to get a good tiny spring. Mechanical pencil? Pens? I'm going to gut some stuff and see what I can get.
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Ravi Shankar, 91, India's most famous classical musician in the West since his collaborations with Beatle George Harrison and violinist Yehudi Menuhin in the 1960s, makes an infrequent concert appearance when he performs at the Terrace Theater in Long Beach on March 25.
Tell me about your upcoming concert. What do you have planned?
I do my usual performance, the Indian classical music, playing on my sitar. And I have the usual accompaniment of drums and a drone instrument. Also, this is going to be a very interesting program because the first half is a short recital by someone who happens to be my sister-in-law, a very famous singer called Lakshmi Shankar. She'll sing a few very interesting religious songs and things like that for the first 40 minutes, and I take over the second half. Apart from my drum and drone instrument, I've got three more instruments to list — a wonderful flute player, a sitar player who's a student of mine and the third one playing a very interesting drum.
Will you be playing your own compositions?
Most of them are my own, but they're all based on Indian classical ragas — melody forms, very ancient. We improvise on them and I compose also on them. It will be based on classical Indian music, but mostly my own compositions.
Your musical style is considered distinct from that of your peers. How is it distinct?
We have this classical format like you have your composers, like Bach, and people play exactly what they wrote. It's the written-down music system. We don't have that written-down system, but our system is very scientific. It follows ragas — melody forms — and one is free to play a raga maybe for three hours, but you can make it as short as 15 minutes, even 10 minutes, and these are all my way of presenting to the West. It's like editing in films. So I give the whole gamut of our classical music, starting with the 13th century or so, which has been taught orally. It's not written-down music, so we have the freedom to improvise. And each time it comes out as new. That's why it's always fresh. I never feel like I've been repeating myself.
How have collaborations with Western composers like Philip Glass affected your artistic development?
Before that I played with Yehudi Menuhin and Jean-Pierre Rampal. I compose pieces based on ragas and taught them and sometimes played along with them. The same thing I have done with Philip Glass, but with Philip Glass, it has been different. He gave me four lines of his composition, and I give him about four lines and he did whatever he wanted to do on the basis of the four lines that I gave him, and I did the same with his. That was more of an experimental thing. It cannot be classified as classical music of India. It was more of an innovation, an attempt to bring out something beautiful.
How long have you lived in Encinitas, and why did you settle in Southern California?
The main reason was I have been touring all my life, spending time in London, Paris, New York, but because of health reasons, I preferred California and especially this area. I fell in love with it here. It's such a beautiful spot, and the climate is fantastic. We came to this place in '92.
Do you still tour?
I don't do as much as I did, but still 12 to 15 performances a year in the States, Europe and India. I love to do it, and there's a demand for me, so as much as I can, I do it.
You were an organizer of last month's Indian Music and Dance Festival in Delhi.
In our center, every year, we have a four-day festival for which I get young musicians and elder, established musicians. It started in memory of George's birthday. We still keep that day, starting on Feb. 24. Every year we do that.
I miss him very much.
What do you remember most about him?
We became very, very dear to each other in the sense that it started with my teaching him sitar. And then gradually I saw his interest in Indian religion and more than religion, actually, philosophy and the old culture. And I helped him get many books to read, and that's how it started. And he got so deep into it and he was so sincerely in love with India and the Indian religion, because he was more into the philosophical aspect of the old system. This plus music, we became such good friends. He became like part of me.
You've toured with your daughter, Anoushka, who also wrote a book about you.
I started teaching her how to play sitar from the time she was about 9 years old. By the time she was 13 or 14, she started sitting with me in concerts and gradually, we played so many concerts together. She's my best student, I can say without any hesitation.
What is your relationship like with your other daughter, Norah Jones?
Wonderful. She's on her own. I love her. These are like my two eyes, really.
Do you think you might ever perform with Norah?
I don't know. I don't think so because it's completely a different world, what she does. She was born here, grew up here and her music is American music. It's so beautiful, there's no need to do that, just for the sake of sitting together. But maybe we'll just fool around and do something together.
How many students do you currently have?
I have not taken students in quite a while, but I have two or three still. Many come to me, but I take only those with very special talent and the urge to work.
Do you think about the legacy you'd like to leave?
It sounds very big. I'd like to leave a legacy where some of my students — I won't say all — have love and respect for our music. That's a fundamental thing I'd like them to understand, not just a way of making a living or a lot of name, but go deep into music and keep it alive. To keep an age-old culture with its depth, its feeling, its whole aspect is not very easy. Because now especially the world has become so commercial — it is do it now as soon as you can, make a name, make a record. So whether it is classical Western or Indian, I think it has the same problem. It's hard in these modern days to have students who have the love and respect for the tradition.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The FBI and the Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday they are investigating a pilot's report that he spotted a small unmanned aircraft near Kennedy Airport.
The Alitalia pilot told controllers that he saw the aircraft as he approached a Kennedy runway at about 1:15 p.m. Monday. The pilot said the aircraft was roughly 3 miles southeast of the airport runway and was flying at an altitude of about 1,750 feet.
The FBI said the unmanned aircraft was described as black with four propellers and no more than 3 feet wide. It came within 200 feet of the Alitalia plane, the FBI said.
"The FBI is asking anyone with information about the unmanned aircraft or the operator to contact us," Special Agent in Charge John Giacalone said. "Our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew."
The Alitalia pilot can be heard on radio calls captured by LiveATC.net, a website that posts air traffic communications, saying, "We saw a drone, a drone aircraft." The FAA said the pilot did not take evasive action and the plane landed safely.
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Hey how about an anti-game cheat program? Apparently, alot of people are using aimbot in this game, and finding them on google isnt that hard. Perhaps its time to do something about your work, eh?
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The Basics of Vector Analysis Part 1
The Basics of Vector Analysis Part 2
The Basics of Vector Analysis Part 4
Last month, we saw how you can use vectors to define complex circuits and determine current. This month, we'll show you how to use vector diagrams and some simple math to calculate neutral currents in 3-phase, 4-wire circuits.
You can graphically display phase currents in any 3-phase system with vectors originating from a common point and positioned 120° from each other. The terminology used to describe this condition is "phase displacement." With the vector lengths (magnitudes) representing the respective phase currents, you can make a vector diagram.
If you pay close attention to the scale used (say ½ inch = 25A) and follow our previously discussed vector laws (see "The Basics of Vector Analysis — Part 1" in the August 2008 issue on page C14), you can get a complete graphical solution that shows the resulting neutral currents.
Problem No. 1 (three phases used; balanced loading)
Unfortunately, this method is sometimes cumbersome. Also, the extent of accuracy is a function of your measuring and drafting abilities. As a result, we use vectors in this instance only to provide a graphical picture of phases, relative to their respective magnitudes and directions. Normally, we insert the actual current values and the angles between them into some basic trigonometric equations to get a quick and accurate solution. Nevertheless, creating a vector diagram is an important part of this procedure. Let's do some sample problems to see how this works.
Looking at Fig. 1, you can see that Phases A, B, and C are each equally loaded with a 10A phase-to-neutral load. Now, let's begin the vector analysis process. First, we create a vector diagram, as shown in Fig. 2, with the phase current Vectors A, B, and C positioned 120° apart.
Next, we create a parallelogram by drawing dotted lines parallel (and of equal lengths) to Vectors A and B. Using the parallelogram rule discussed in Part 1 of this series, we draw Vector N, which is the result of vectorally adding Vectors A and B. Because Vectors A and B have the same magnitude, Vector N creates two equilateral triangles within the parallelogram. And because the sides of an equilateral triangle are equal in length, the magnitude of Vector N must also be 10A.
Looking at Fig. 2 again, you can see that Vector N is in a direction 180° opposed to Vector C, which represents the current flowing on Phase C. From one of the other basic vector laws discussed in Part 1, the resultant magnitude of the diametrically opposed vectors is the difference between their values. In this case, 10A-10A = 0.
Problem No. 2 (two phases used; balanced loads)
If we create similar parallelograms at Vectors A and C, and B and C, and then draw similar N vectors, we'll get the same cancellation. This proves that in a 3-phase, 4-wire grounded wye system, the 60-Hz current flowing in the neutral conductor is 0 when all phase currents are equal.
Now let's suppose Phases A and B are equally loaded with 10A phase-to-neutral loads, while Phase C current varies from 0 to 10A. The vector diagram for this condition (Fig. 3) shows that a portion of the neutral conductor current, as represented by Vector N, results from the vector addition of Vectors A and B. As we've previously seen, its magnitude is 10A. If the Phase C current is 10A, we know from Problem 1 that the total neutral current is 0. But what if the Phase C current varies? What would be the respective neutral currents?
Again referring back to Problem 1, we see that the difference between varying Phase C current vectors and the magnitude of Vector N (10A) will result in varying neutral currents. For example, if the magnitude of Vector C is 2A, then the neutral is 8A; if Vector C is 4A, then the neutral current is 6A, and so forth.


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Tubing is back and we're cranking things up a notch! There's no better way to beat the Texas heat than jumping in the Trinity River and floating up to the best seat in the house for a summer full of free concerts. Rockin' the River is the place to be for Thursday night happy hour. So bring your kayaks, paddle boards, river floats and dogs because we're ready to party. We have the land lubbers covered too. Bring a blanket or chairs and enjoy the concert in the shade from the banks of the Trinity. The view is great no matter where you sit!
Come thirsty, come hungry, beers and food can be purchased on site. Worried that the Texas heat will ruin your beverages? We have you covered with 6 pack coolers to keep your brews cold during the float. As things wind down on the main-stage the party won't be over, we're adding a floating stage to take the after party to a whole new level of awesomeness.
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by Lou Mancinelli
Juliu Horvath, a Hungarian-born swimmer and gymnast turned professional dancer with the Romanian State Opera Ballet, developed an exercise technique called GYROTONIC® in the 1980s after he suffered a career-ending Achilles tendon tear and herniated disk. It is an exercise modality designed to increase the strength and flexibility of one's muscles, bones and heart.
Vitality Studio, 7109 Emlen Street in Mt. Airy, is one of the only locations in the area that offer gyrotonic sessions on a gyrotonic pulley tower machine. The discipline is offered via one-on-one sessions with one of the studio's two certified practitioners, a 65-year-old Pilates instructor and former doctor of school psychology, and a 1995 Juilliard College graduate and former New York City professional dancer.
Watching an individual employing GYROTONIC® is like watching a solo dancer with a streamer, but instead of flaring gestures of the streamer, the dancer's two hands grip a handle connected to a pulley tower by a line. An onlooker can see how the continued practice of this modality could strengthen one's muscles and body as the practitioner rotates and stretches.
Sixty-five year-old instructor Patty Segal is a testament to that strength. Segal, who was a high school cheerleader in North Jersey, studied art history at the University of Wisconsin, graduated in 1968, the same year she married her fiance, Stephen, and earned her master's degree in educational and school psychology at the University of Cincinnati in 1971. In her 50s she earned a Ph.D. in the field from Temple University while raising three children. In 1975 she moved with her husband to Mt. Airy, where they have resided ever since.
Segal spent the majority of her career as a school psychologist until she retired in 2005. That's when she got hooked again on vigorous exercise, and in 2006 she earned her certification in Pilates. Like Horvath, as she aged Segal recognized her body's flexibility and mobility decreasing.
She had been an amateur international folk dancer since her 20s, focusing on Balkan and Israeli dances, and in 2008 a friend introduced her to gyrotonic exercise. She felt the benefits and subsequently completed its 160-hour training regimen. (One can begin to teach after 100 hours.)
Segal says it has extended her life. "I feel relaxed and energized at the same time," she said about how she feels after a gyrotonic workout. "I feel both strengthened and flexible. Some of that may sound contradictory, but I would say that captures how I feel."
Segal completed her training hours with Vitality's owner and fellow instructor, former professional dancer with the Manhattan-based Stephen Petronio School, Jessica Meeker. "My clients have said that it's better than Celebrex," said Meeker, 39. "That it has relieved them of plantar fasciitis [inflammation of tissue along the sole of the foot], helped their golf game and increased their range of motion."
Horvath first worked to develop the modality with the aim of rehabilitating himself back into the dancing world. As such, its original intention was to extend the life of the dancer. He initially called it yoga for dancers, although Segal insists it will benefit all athletes as well as non-athletes.
Throughout her career as a dancer, Meeker, a certified yoga and Pilates practitioner, has practiced various exercise modalities and kinetic disciplines. The fluid circular movement of the gyrotonic modality appealed to her sense of dance while at once connecting her to her breath, much like meditation or yoga.
"You really do feel like you expand," said Meeker, who has lived in Mt. Airy with her husband, Christopher Plant, since 2002. (The couple has two children.) "Like you're stretched out … Many of the beginning clients never knew they could move in this way, and they say that it feels so good to move and breathe, spiral and stretch."
For more information on Vitality Studio, which also offers yoga and Pilates, visit www.vitalitystudio.com.


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Bombers take second in 5A
Team named East Subsection 5A champs with overtime win
by Al Rose
The Barnum Bombers boys basketball team took the East Subsection 5A title in an exciting 51-46 overtime win over the Onamia Panthers at Mora on Tuesday, March 12. The Bombers, with a 25-18 halftime lead, were led by Brandon Newman's 30 points, including four three-pointers, and Daniel Warpula's 10 points, including Barnum's other three-pointer. The Bombers continued their quest for a State Tournament berth with only three losses on the season.
Barnum went 4-for-8 from outside the arc in the first half. Onamia attempted just two threes and missed both. Barnum went just 6-for-14 on the inside game and Onamia went 8-for-25 inside the lane.
Free throws were not much of a factor in the first half as Barnum went 1-for-3 from the line and Onamia went 2-for-3 from the stripe.
The Bombers cooled off considerably in the second half on the long ball as they went 1-for-6. The inside game struggled at only 3-for-12. Onamia was able to get 2-for-3 from outside the arc, but was strong on the inside at 10-for-19.
Free throws were a big factor in the second half. While the Bombers went a good 10-for-16 from the foul line, the Panthers sank 3-for-7 at the stripe
The game-tying basket came with one second on the clock. With Barnum up by two, the Panthers in-bounded the ball. The ball was winged on a prayer to the backboard by Panther Josh Straka and came right off to Onamia's leading rebounder and scorer Zach Kieffer. Kieffer was able to put-back the hard carom and beat the buzzer.
Barnum won the game in overtime with Zach Carlson's only four points in the game and a couple of free throws by Warpula. The Bombers had outscored the Panthers 7-2 in OT with Kieffer getting a last basket.
For the game, the Bombers went 5-for-14 (36 percent) and 9-for-26 (35 percent) on the inside aspect for a total of 19-for-40 (47 percent) for the game on field goals. Adding in the free throws, it was 11-for-18 (61 percent) from the foul line. The Onamia Panthers went 1-for-5 on the long ball, but were 18-for-44 (41 percent) inside for a total of 19-for-49 (39 percent) on the total field goals for the game. From the foul line, the Panthers were 4-for-9 (44 percent) for the game.
The taller Panthers only out-rebounded the Bombers 21-19 for the game. The Bombers out-stole the Panthers 5-3. Barnum out-passed Onamia 6-4 in the game. The Bombers had 11 turnovers in the game while the Panthers committed nine lost possessions.
The following represents points, rebounds, steals and assists (including three pointers) for the Bombers: Newman: 30 (5), 4, ,3 , 3; Warpula: 10 (1), 6, 0, 0; Tory Slater: 5, 0, 0, 0; Carlson: 4, 2, 0, 1; Nicholas Jelinek: 2, 3, 0, 0.
Bombers fall to Carals
by Dan Lingle
The Bombers headed to Crosby to take on the Upsala Cardinals on March 15, for the Section 5A title and chance to advance to State competition.
The game started out well for the Bombers, with the boys trading basket for basket with the Cardinals. Bomber Newman once again led the Bombers' attack, putting up 11 first half points, nine of which were from beyond the arc. Warpula struggled to find his range, only putting up seven first half points. Carlson went to the free throw line to add two points for the first half, while Sam Anderson and Slater both added two points to give the Bombers 24 points going into halftime.
The Bombers trailed 30-24, but it was setting up to be an exciting and physical game — at times it seemed more like a hockey or football game.
The Cardinals took advantage of their size and pounded through the Bombers, with no calls against them.
Newman again tried to rally the troops and led the Bombers in the second half with an additional 10 points, but would leave the game early with five fouls. Warpula put up five second half points, while Carlson and Anderson both got four points in the second half. Nathan Jelinek landed a long ball to score three points. Mitchell Weller, Chase Peterson, and Dakotah Haley came off the bench to put up a pair of points each.
The game finished with the Bombers falling to the Cardinals 76-56, ending there drive to the State tournament.
Newman ended the night leading the Bombers' scoring with 21 points, two rebounds, one assist and two steals. Warpula ended the night with 12 points, four rebounds, two assists and three steals. Carlson finished the night with six points, five rebounds, three assists and one steal. Anderson finished his high school career with six points, eight rebounds and three steals. Nathan Jelinek had three points and one rebound. Slater put up two points and one steal. Weller had two points and one rebound. Peterson had two points, as did Haley.
Next year the Bombers basketball team may be bumped up to section 7AA, which will bring some tough competition.


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Zhan Wang: Morph at Long March Space
Quiet, cool, and dimly lit, Long March Gallery is an ethereal sanctuary for the five sculptures of Zhan Wang's Morph. A tall, abstract sculptural form perches on a marble pedestal in the first gallery; next to it is a large, shiny work from Zhan's ongoing Artificial Rock series. Together they create an intriguing juxtaposition. Immediately it seems odd to view such a work inside a[…..]


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Use field 007 to code for the physical characteristics of an item. You can also use 007 to code for the physical characteristics of the parts of an item such as accompanying material. Field 007 is valid in all formats for this purpose. OCLC has implemented the following 007 fields:
Use an appropriate 007 field if you are cataloging microforms, motion pictures, nonprojected graphics, projected graphics, videorecordings, etc., that are published separately. In addition, use field 007 for electronic resources, globes, maps, microforms, motion pictures, nonprojected graphics, projected graphics, remote-sensing images, sound recordings, tactile materials, and videorecordings that are components of kits.
|Nonmicroform reproductions
If you are cataloging a nonmicroform reproduction of existing graphic material, use an 007 field for the type of material of the reproduction (e.g., use the field 007 videorecordings for a video copy).
|Locally made changes to the physical form of the item
The physical description in the master record should reflect the condition or form in which the item was issued. For example, if you regularly cut filmstrips and mount the individual frames as slides and you want the local cataloging to reflect the local form (slides), use the following instructions:
If a record already exists, edit the record for local use.
|Motion pictures and videorecordings
If you are cataloging several versions or variations of a work in separate records, use one field 007 in each record to describe that version or variation. However, if you are cataloging versions or variations in the same record (i.e., if the same TMat code applies), use multiple 007 fields to describe the multiple versions or variations.
|Projected and nonprojected graphics
Use one 007 field to represent multiple items with identical characteristics. For example, a set of 46 slides requires one 007 field if the slides share the same physical characteristics.
However, use multiple 007 fields to represent physical characteristics that differ between items in the same set. For example, if you are cataloging a set of ten filmstrips and six have accompanying sound, use two 007 fields, one for the sound filmstrips and one for the silent filmstrips.
|Sound recordings accompanying projected graphics
Sound recordings that accompany filmstrips or slide sets and provide a sound track for the filmstrips or slide sets are an integral part of the item. Do not use separate 007 fields for the sound recording. However, use a separate 007 field for sound recordings if it is an independent component of a kit.
|Primary and secondary support materials for graphics
Provide codes in field 007 for primary and secondary support materials of the item. Primary support material and secondary support material are the base on which graphic items are mounted, drawn, printed, etc.
For example, the primary support for a slide is the film that bears the image. The secondary support is the slide mount, which is usually cardboard or plastic. For art prints, the primary support is usually paper. If the print is in a frame, the frame is the secondary support. If the print is dry mounted and matted, the mounting and mat board are secondary supports.
You may not be able to determine the composition of primary and secondary support materials. If in doubt, do not enter codes for support material in the 007 field.
Kits are items containing two or more categories of material, no one of which is predominant. Kits may also be single-medium packages of textual materials (e.g., lab kits). Use visual materials format (Type code o) if you are cataloging a kit. Apply the same rules and definitions to 007 fields used in kit records as you would to 007 fields used individually in other records.
For example, you are cataloging a kit that has: 1 book, 1 audio disc, 4 documentary booklets, 1 game, 35 problem cards, 1 filmstrip, 1 audiocassette, and 1 teacher's guide. You may use a separate 007 field for kits, and you may code for the book, booklets, and teacher's guide in a separate 007 field for text.
Because it is not associated with any projected material, code for the audio disc using a separate 007 field for sound recordings. Because it is associated with the filmstrip, do not code for the audiocassette using a separate 007 field for sound recordings.
Code for the 35 problem cards in a separate 007 field for nonprojected graphics, and code for the filmstrip in a separate 007 for projected graphics. Do not use field 007 for the game because no 007 fields apply.
For example, you are cataloging a kit that has: 25 activity cards, 60 artifacts, 3 books, 3 filmstrips, 1 learning guide, 25 study prints, 2 audiocassettes, and 14 transparencies. The activity cards, filmstrips, study prints, and transparencies share the same physical characteristics, respectively. You may use a separate 007 field for kits.
Use a separate 007 field for each group of materials (i.e., one 007 field for the 25 activity cards, one 007 field for the 3 filmstrips, etc.). Because they are not associated with any projected material, code for the audiocassettes using a separate 007 field for sound recordings.
Reference table
Use the following Field 007 Values table as a reference tool for field 007. The table does not include subfields that are obsolete or that apply only to archival level cataloging.
This page last revised: July 26, 2016