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Almost none of this page has been updated since 2001-2003! You can find some newer materials at my blog Vitanuova. The contact information on this page is still current in 2008.
I read [Steven Levy's book Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution] as a teenager. [...] I was like, "God damn it, I should be here!" Then, about ten years later, I thought back about it: "You know, if there was a fourth section in that book, maybe I would be in there!" That's a nice thought.
(John Carmack, in an interview with Thresh's FiringSquad)
Stallman is right, though, we aren't talking about freedom enough. Do people really spend their weekends helping annoying new people install free software because it has a more efficient development methodology? Of course not. If it were only about efficiency, hobbyists would volunteer to replace the old ballasts in companies' fluorescent lights.
(Don Marti, LinuxWorld On-Line)
This debate is about more than choosing a method of developing software.
(Microsoft Corporation, FAQ Regarding Shared Source)
"Why don't we take a vote?" I suggested.
"No!" said David. "That's not fair because the majority will win!"
(Raymond Smullyan, 5000 B.C. and Other Philosophical Fantasies, chapter 3, fragment 55)
And what's the future, who will choose it?
Politics of love and music...
(Dar Williams, "Are You Out There?")
My friend Paul Skenazy makes this point when he tells a story about his son Jason at the age of two picking up a favorite book. Paul asked him, "What does it say?" Pretending to read, Jason replied, "I ... love ... you."
(Beth Hadas, "Translating the Vast World", in Robert Lawson, Ferdinandus Taurus, trans. Elizabeth Hadas)
picture by Chris Palmer
My contact information | My GPG key | My current web diary (vitanuova): latest entry, all entries | My old web diary (on Advogato) | My (not current) résumé | My job | LNX-BBC Project (bootable business card mini-distribution) | My essay about the DeCSS Haiku
Please support EFF by making a tax-deductible financial contribution, and help us protect your rights. You can get a new "On-line Freedom Doesn't Just Happen" t-shirt.
I am sometimes looking for work (on a consulting or part-time basis), preferably related to free software, teaching, or both. Here is my old résumé, which has not been updated substantially since around 2002. You might not want to offer me work on the basis of such an old résumé -- anyway, please no Linux kernel work because I'm not and have never been a kernel hacker.
I have contact information up.
I have a web diary. (I have an account on Advogato, the free software developer's resource; I kept a pretty regular technical/personal diary there for a year, but I think I'm only going to write about technical things there in the future.)
I am working as a Staff Technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. I work as a consulting expert on litigation, advise the attorneys on technical issues, and do some research and writing about technology issues, among other things.
I worked on some computer security research with some great colleagues recently; our work was presented at USENIX Security, where it was honored with the Best Student Paper award, and it also received a Pwnie Award for Most Innovative Research. John Markoff wrote about our research in the New York Times business section in February 2008 after the preprint was published.
I am writing a lament, along the lines of Dunbar's Lament for the Makers.
Get Caught Reading -- and go to jail! Dmitry Sklyarov was confined in the U.S. for five months for writing useful eBook software.
Please tell the Association of American Publishers' members that you disagree with the Association's support of Dmitry Sklyarov's arrest. Publishers, traditional champions of intellectual freedom, should be ashamed to be associated with censorship, suppression of research, and the dismantling of fair use. ("American Publishers are deeply involved in the increasingly difficult fight to protect the basic right of free expression, at home and abroad. The freedom to read and the freedom to publish must be defended wherever and whenever they are challenged." said AAP's web site, even as it attacked both freedoms.)
I founded the free-sklyarov (unmoderated, high traffic) and free-sklyarov-announce (moderated, low traffic) mailing lists.
The best introduction to the case: Lawrence Lessig's op-ed "Jail Time in the Digital Age". More information about the Dmitry Sklyarov case. Dmitry was finally allowed to go home in December after spending weeks in jail and months away from his family and his home.
The server which hosted my web site crashed at one point, and has subsequently come back on-line. I was supposedly restoring content as I get around to it -- but I think there's more here by now than there was originally!)
I also have a habit of writing web pages which assert that they aren't my home page. (Here is another example, and here is another.) Maybe some day I'll write something and claim it actually is my home page!
I have some contact information here again. (Are you trying to get in touch with me via ICQ?)
I now have my current GPG key available, too. Currently, it looks something like
pub 4096R/9C7DD150 2010-03-18 [expires: 2015-03-17] Key fingerprint = FD9A 6AA2 8193 A9F0 3D4B F4AD C11B 36DC 9C7D D150 uid Seth David SchoenThis will probably work with recent versions of the commercial and semi-free PGP software, and other software which supports the OpenPGP format. To get your own copy of GPG, look here. If you'd like to sign my key (or verify it out-of-band), let me know. I'd also be happy to receive encrypted mail, and I use mutt, which can deal with PGP/MIME.
uid Seth David Schoen sub 4096R/32B3952D 2010-03-18 [expires: 2015-03-17]
I have here a partial catalogue of my book collection (which is no longer maintained; see below) and my want list of books I'm looking for (in progress but out of date). I spend a fair amount of time collecting books, and, when I get even more time, reading them. I have more than 1,000 titles (most uncatalogued) in a few dozen subject areas (especially science, mathematics, computing, and philosophy, but I'm branching out), spanning almost 300 years of publication history. The most important part of my library to me is probably my collection of about 70 books by and about Martin Gardner; I have vowed to collect everything Gardner has ever published, but I'm only about halfway there!
I'm working on a Gardner bibliography, which is one of many reasons I should write to him ("is this complete?"). I'm not including magazine articles which were not reprinted in a separate book or pamphlet. (There would be hundreds of items if I tried that.) At least I don't collect Asimov....
I also have a first edition of The Mathematical Theory of Communication by Shannon and Weaver, and some other books which are really special to me. I got started in book collecting thanks to my father, Kenneth Schoen, who has a book business in Massachusetts.
One of my favorite publishers is Dover Publications. At another extreme of the math publishing world, don't forget about Springer-Verlag. I also enjoy works published by CRC Press, but am angry with them for having shut down Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics for so long with a lawsuit.
My catalogue above is not maintained because of my repetitive strain injuries and because I wrote some book-scanning scripts which make use of a CueCat. I have yet to publish those scripts or their output, but I have a separate catalogue maintained that way. It only covers books in editions with an ISBN -- about 60% of my collection.
For collecting books and for fun, I make a lot of weekend trips; perhaps you'd like to come to some of them. Here are some ideas for possible trips.
I wonder whether my book collection page is blocked by any censorware, since (completely aside from my collection of anarchist literature, not to mention Nadine Strossen) it includes an anti-religious work with the word "sex" in the title (an explanation).
I am the author of the DeCSS Haiku, as seen in David Touretzky's "Gallery of CSS Descramblers", the Wall Street Journal, New York Times Magazine, Carrie McLaren's "Illegal Art" exhibition, etc. (Russian speakers, see also a Russian translation of my essay about this poem.)
I'm teaching a Python class for some people who are mostly non-programmers. Some of my course materials are here, but I should probably call them coarse materials, since they're pretty rough.
More Python fun: a super-simple Monte Carlo methods example which will calculate pi experimentally to a couple of decimal places.
I found a theorem about digital roots and divisibility in 1995, and proved the converse in 2000. I want to write a nice explanation of this which will be understandable and interesting to somebody who doesn't already know what digital roots are, but all I have on-line so far is this extremely terse proof. (This theorem is no doubt already known to number theorists, but I found it interesting because I discovered it on my own, inspired by various allusions by Martin Gardner to digital root tests.) This theorem can tell you why, for example, the digital root test works for testing divisibility of base 10 numbers by the divisors 1, 3, and 9, but for no other divisors.
Have you ever wondered how to multiply with spaghetti? Well, you start by reading a lot of Martin Gardner... (All you need is a ruler and a logarithm table -- or pocket calculator -- and you can make your very own Spaghetti Slide Rule.)
I have a habit of building computer circuits and calculating devices out of electromechanical relays or strands of spaghetti. I should write some notes about those projects soon. I'm fairly fascinated by the history of computation, and I would love to teach a course called "Billiard Ball Computers" (surveying computation with everything except transistors on microchips). For one thing, in order to appreciate how amazing modern electronics is, and exactly how it changed things, you need to have an idea of what came before it, and what kinds of problems it solved.
There's a list of proposed new ACM SIGs (if you aren't a Unix programmer or don't know what ACM SIGs are, this probably won't mean anything to you) that Brian and I once wrote.
If you thought that was funny, you might also like the Towers of Hanoi in troff, which is now about five years old but hadn't previously been written up in a web page.
How about an awk program to solve the problem of dividing n-letter words from a particular lexicon into equivalence classes under reachability in Lewis Carroll's word ladder game? (That's the one where, for example, you turn CAT into DOG by changing one letter at a time. Easy enough: CAT COT COG DOG, or the more round-about CAT BAT BIT BIG BOG DOG. Or turn BLACK into WHITE: BLACK BLOCK CLOCK CLICK CHICK THICK THINK THINE WHINE WHITE is one way to do it. So, a dictionary could be divided into groups of words such that all of the words in a particular group can be turned into one another through word ladders.)
Make your copy of GNU date support "hence" (for symmetry with "ago")! Apply my patch!
[zork(~)] date Sun Dec 9 17:08:42 PST 2001 [zork(~)] date -d '3 days ago' Thu Dec 6 17:08:46 PST 2001 [zork(~)] date -d '3 days hence' Wed Dec 12 17:08:52 PST 2001
My other useless (but funny) patch turns in.telnetd's response to a TELNET AYT (Are You There?) from "[Yes]" to "[No]". It's true that there are virtually no appropriate uses for telnet these days. Still, if you do use telnet, you should use my patch.
I found a copy of my Faraday cages letter (satirically proposing complete electromagnetic isolation of dorms at my high school so that the students there would get enough sleep). The high school newspaper printed it, the year after I graduated, but it might be that few people there got the joke.
I did the geeky law cite thing (link now broken again) that might help you if you are a lawyer, play one on the net, or (especially) want to explain the nature of hypertext links to one. Tell it to the judge. Unfortunately, both the Southern District of New York and the Second Circuit refused to protect 2600's right to make hyperlinks, but maybe we can convince them eventually that a hyperlink is a kind of citation. The idea of my program is to automatically translate a legal citation, like "Tinker v. Des Moines School District, 393 U.S. 503 (1969)", into a hypertext link, like http://laws.findlaw.com/us/393/503.html, which would allow you to read the text of the cited legal authority (code or regulatory section, constitutional provision, or a court's decision or rules of procedure).
Some people don't believe that Xerox color copiers include a hidden serial number in all of their output so that a document produced by one can be traced back to that particular machine. In order to prove it, I didn't sit for hours with a microscope or with a scanner and home-brew image processing software. I just asked Xerox, and they confirmed it.
What did Pope Gregory have to say, exactly, about the year 2000?
I am one of the original developers of the Linuxcare Bootable Business Card.
I have forked the Linuxcare Bootable Business Card project to create a new free software project based on it. This project is called the LNX-BBC bootable rescue system, and, like the Linuxcare BBC, is a complete Linux rescue system on a CD small enough to fit in your wallet. Duncan MacKinnon and I gave a presentation on this project to the system administrators' group BayLISA and a conference presentation at LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in August 2001. We are working toward a release of a new version called 1.732, and I'm planning an article about the project for Linux Journal.
I attend some of the things on Rick Moen's great Bay Area Linux Events list. If you're interested in Linux and are in the Bay Area, you might want to take a look. (I've attended CalLUG, SVLUG, BALUG, BAFUG, CABAL, BAD, BayLISA, and BayPiggies at least once each. I've been an invited speaker at four of those and on the board of directors of one, and I'm still planning to speak at two new LUGs in the area.)
I still have the text of Microsoft's letter to customers on the occasion of Windows Refund Day, and Rick Moen's response.(These are by far the most frequently requested files on loyalty.org; it seems people are more interested in Windows Refund Day than they are in me or the California loyalty oath.) (Although Microsoft didn't issue refunds in the United States, manufacturers' consciousness of the issue is apparent from the questionable stickers that have started appearing on new computers warning consumers about licensed software. And a larger number of vendors are starting to offer consumers a choice of another pre-loaded operating system, like Linux. Rick, at least, thinks Windows Refund Day was a success: he got married as a result of it!)
I'm interested in lots of political issues and curious about their philosophical and cultural underpinnings. Pretty much all of the issues I've been actively involved in for the past few years have surrounded the California loyalty oath or "intellectual property".
www.loyalty.org itself is the server for the web site of Californians for Academic Freedom, the group I founded to oppose the California loyalty oath, which is still a non-negotiable requirement for anyone who wants to work for the State of California -- including student employees of the University of California. The CAF web page is down too, and will also come back in time. Most individual documents from my grievance and publicity effort are back on-line, if you know their URLs. I'm happy that UC students write to me every year asking for more information about the oath, although I'm afraid I don't have any good news for them.
Please try a minority digital media format, Ogg Vorbis, in place of some of its better-known and better-funded rivals, like MP3 and RealAudio. Why? Your choice of technologies matters because it affects what will be possible for you and other people in the future.
Hey, kids! Learn about intellectual property! (True or false? "An intellectual property is imaginary and cannot be owned or sold.")
I think I like Gray Day better than Grey Day. Support writers and publishers; fight the expansion of copyright legislation. (Some people are prepared to argue that the advance of technology means copyright laws should be scaled back instead of expanded! I was inspired by that article to write a letter to the San Francisco Chronicle -- which they didn't print -- noting that copyright is just a kind of indirect public subsidy. Now the lawyer whose view I endorsed there is my co-worker!)
On the first weekend in February, there was a protest at the Sony Metreon. This protests was held in support of 2600 Magazine's call for demonstrations against the motion picture industry.
There may be another protest against the MPAA's recent lawsuits held sometime soon in San Francisco. If you are interested, you should contact me. (Even better, contact Ross of SF 2600, as he'd be the organizer.)
I also made a table of my understanding of the logical organization of the DVD video copy control scheme. (The DVD industry's protection scheme for their protection scheme didn't work, and they're now suing a bunch of Linux programmers and free speech advocates to try to suppress information about how to circumvent it. I was planning to maintain a FAQ about this situation at http://www.cssfaq.org/; Rob Warren's FAQ has superseded this project. You can now read his document at the above address; Rob needs your questions and comments, if you have them.) That information is old and would probably no longer be that exciting to people who are following DVD litigation; subsequent developments suggest that it was mostly right.
I've actually learned lots of details about copy control schemes by reading magazines and journals, talking to people on mailing lists, and attending the MPAA's Copy Protection Technical Working Group meetings in Los Angeles. I would like the public to learn more about these details; the industries involved seem content for them to be secret or little-known.
If you can afford to, you should join EFF and support their efforts to defend publishers of CSS decryption code and related information. (Brad Templeton has a funny speech about what you get if you join EFF.) Now the OpenLaw project at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society has been working on collecting ideas for the DeCSS legal defense, and claims that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is unconstitutional. (The EFF also made an affirmative claim in the Felten lawsuit, where a Princeton professor sued the recording industry and the government for suppressing his research through legal threats. A judge dismissed that case on procedural grounds, without addressing the question of whether Professor Felten has a legal right to publish.)
If you're in the Bay Area, you can also volunteer for EFF. They could really use your help.
I'm so into these issues that I've even taken to hanging out with lawyers! (Local copy of picture from CryptoRights Benefit/RSA Patent Expiration Party.)
In June, I also started volunteering at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Now I'm on staff there. So now I get to hang out regularly with the lawyer depicted above -- the remarkable human rights and civil liberties advocate Cindy Cohn.
I used to write lots of letters to the Daily Cal when I was a Berkeley student. A lot of them disappeared from the Internet when the newspaper switched web server software. If you have copies of any of my letters, please send them to me, because I don't. :-)
Berkeley students, stand up for your right to create Internet-connected vending machines!
Since I started working at EFF, I've been quoted in newspapers and on TV a lot. The Houston Chronicle says I recently said that "The local department store probably has a bigger file on you than [does] the FBI, but the real issue is that when the FBI does decide to pay attention to you, it can bring a lot more resources to bear." I need to practice those sound bites a little more. :-)
Wow, I made it into Salon. I should collect a press clippings file: I've been mentioned in print by the SF Chronicle and Examiner, the SJ Mercury News, and several other California AP papers; by the East Bay Express; by the Daily Californian; by LinuxWorld Online; and (both before and after graduation) in both the student and alumni newspapers of my high school. On-line, I've been published on slashdot, LinuxToday, and LWN. I've also been depicted on CNN (for a piece on how the stock market boom of 2000 affected Silicon Valley companies, and car dealerships, which is weird, because I definitely didn't buy any cars with IPO money or anything, not that I ever bought any cars, period). I've appeared or been quoted anonymously in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the New York Times Magazine.
I think I should branch out a little -- all of this news coverage has related to the California loyalty oath, Linux and free software, or my opinions. Well, OK, I did make it into the Daily Hampshire Gazette at age 6 on account of my ability to stir a pot of apple sauce, and the Greenfield Recorder at age 17 for my electrified graduation cap, but these seem more like isolated incidents. I haven't stirred a pot of applesauce since, but I did electrify a graduation cap once again in May 2001. No newspapers reported the incident.
My cousin Ronnie found a copy of the applesauce picture in question, from the Daily Hampshire Gazette (1985?). My first-ever appearance in the press:
Caption: "Seth Schoen got the best job of the day -- watching the apples cook"
I also have some other press coverage here and there, but I haven't felt like noting all of it regularly. There are also things that have gotten into the news without crediting me, and I'd hate to spoil that...
My floating head is now in technicolor (and in Latin). (The original source for all this is picture number 6 at Mark Willey's Linux Revolt Pictures site; my long hair and beard on that occasion were a source for some discussion about whether or not the protest had given a positive impression. There is a long story about how this discussion provoked the creation of "The Floating Head of Seth David Schoen", a noted ASCII art rendering by Nick Moffitt.) My beard in real life grew shorter and shorter and shorter until it disappeared entirely.
I am currently a member of Electronic Frontier Foundation, Free Software Foundation, American Civil Liberties Union, and San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.
I still want to write a web page about Jonas Klein, a remarkable person from my high school whom I never met in person. Jonas died in a bizarre aviation accident in 1993, while a freshman at MIT. In 1998, I collected several submissions for the purpose of making a web page about him, but the hard drive I stored them on crashed, and I have yet to try to recover it. If you are interested in helping, or in contributing something, let me know.
Mr. Bad discovered why I am Seth.
You might enjoy taking Bryan Caplan's Libertarian Purity Test. As he says, it is substantially more accurate than the more famous World's Smallest Political Quiz. (If you think that that Quiz is fair, you should see these great parodies of it at Mike Huben's Critiques of Libertarianism site.)
It's also fun to take other "purity tests" like the Hacker Test, Nerd[ity] Test, and so on. I'm not sure where to find the most canonical copies of those; if I can, I'll link to them. It seems that any sort of "purity test" invariably gives people ideas of things they might try. For my part, I get high scores on the computer-geek-related tests, and enjoy them for the "shock of recognition" and the pure humor value.
I am indebted to Julie Lavoie's web site for revealing that the dd/sh programming language has not vanished from the web. (If you are not a Unix geek, you will probably not understand what this is or why it is funny. One remedy for that would be to become a Unix geek. I've been known to suggest to people that they learn Latin in order to understand particular puns, so this suggestion should not be a big deal, by comparison.)
If you are interested in privacy, anonymity, encryption, wiretapping, espionage, intellectual property, or free speech, you really, really ought to check out the Cryptome archive, run by John Young.
Allow me to recommend the Red Rock Eater News Service, which is probably the single most educational and provocative mailing list I have ever had the good fortune of subscribing to. I, um, perhaps don't agree with Phil Agre's politics much (which would generally be an understatement), but I'm more than impressed with everything -- political, technical, historical, whatever -- I've ever seen him write for his list. It's very useful.
After reading Philosophy and Social Hope by Richard Rorty, I wrote a parody of the song "Believe" from Run Rola Run: "Believe (Richard Rorty Remix)".
When I was fired from Rescomp over the loyalty oath issue, I wrote "If I Were in Rescomp", to the tune of "If I Were a Rich Man".
And I'd discuss O'Reilly books with the learned men
My other silly song parody was the "California Mandated Reporting Song" but I don't know if I have that anywhere or if I'd want to publish it.
I also wrote a critique of the Broadcast Protection Discussion Group in the style of Green Eggs and Ham. (I originally called it "To Geisel, with apology", but Cory improved the title by dubbing it "Fair Seuss".)
Some Internet users have started volunteer translation projects, to collect versions of a phrase in as many languages as possible. My own contribution is international versions of "Rick Moen will be there, will you?"; you can also find (and contribute!) translations of useful phrases like
Sometimes I think that people who maintain translation pages ought to get together and form a translation-exchange group, so that every phrase someone cares about can be translated into every language for which a volunteer translator is available.
Thanks to Robin Hartshorne for his really neat history of the rivals to the phrase "quod erat demonstrandum" in mathematical proofs, along with a proposal to revive the acronyms "QEA" and "QFN". (They mean "which is absurd" and "which cannot be done".)
Neil J. A. Sloane is cool. He runs the On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (and he wrote A Handbook of Integer Sequences and An Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, once upon a time).
You suddenly yearn for your distant homeland.
One time I proposed to David Friedman that deliberately and wrongfully revealing the identity of an anonymous person (in violation of some confidence or duty) could be prosecuted as a new tort of famation. I wonder how many readers will get the joke.
What's all the fuss about this "digital rights management" stuff? It's about copyright holders making you into the "adversary", and trying to control your use of products even after you've bought them, through technological means -- backed up by laws and "inter-industry negotiations":
The unusual property of digital content is that the publisher (or reseller) gives or sells the content to a client, but continues to restrict rights to use the content even after the content is under the sole physical control of the client. For instance, a publisher will typically retain copyright to a work so that the client cannot reproduce or publish the work without permission. A publisher could also adjust pricing according to whether the client is allowed to make a persistent copy, or is just allowed to view the content online as it is delivered. These scenarios reveal a peculiar arrangement. The user that possesses the digital bits often does not have full rights to their use; instead, the provider retains at least some of the rights. In a very real sense, the legitimate user of a computer can be an adversary of the data or content provider.
(U.S. Patent 6,330,670, "Digital rights management operating system" (emphasis added))
Keep your management off of my digital rights.
(Donald B. Marti)
The "digital rights" debacle is a powerful source of what military folks call "collateral damage". Copyright holders attack unauthorized copying (both legal and illegal) through technology, courts, and legislatures -- the results hurt free speech, culture, and technology, harming even those who are not copyright infringers. As skeptical copyright scholars like Larry Lessig, Jessica Litman, Siva Vaidhyanathan and James Boyle point out, we can't stem this tide when our language and culture are skewed to represent copyrights as "property, not policy" (Vaidhyanathan). Some people therefore suggest that we ought to be careful with our language in order to avoid conceding debates in advance; I haven't figured out how much language affects perceptions of reality, but it seems significant.
It's interesting that Jack Valenti and John Gilmore both acknowledged that technology can't make a reliable determination about whether something is copyright infringement. But they reached exactly opposite conclusions from this fact: Valenti thought this meant that technology must be responsible for enforcing copyrights, even though some non-infringing activities would be impossible. Gilmore thought it meant that technology should not act as a copyright cop, even though some infringing activities would be possible.
If you use computers (as you probably do if you are reading this), please take a moment to think about how to avoid getting repetitive strain, or cumulative trauma injuries. I am dealing with a distressing case of typing injury; many famous programmers have had these problems, and it can happen to you, too.
My web page is hosted on a machine running the Apache web server on Debian GNU/Linux, and previously co-located at the LinuxCabal in San Francisco. (I could probably give more credits than this: this page was typed on a QWERTY keyboard in an action powered by adenosine triphosphate, except for the two paragraphs which were recognized by voice recognition software.) The LinuxCabal is shut down temporarily, so my web page has moved with Nick Moffitt's machine to parts unknown. Apparently the machine was last seen as a virtual host in Texas, somewhat far away from Nick himself...
Writing to firstname.lastname@example.com is fine, if you want to reach me, but writing to firstname.lastname@example.com is not recommended, because it feeds directly into an automated e-mail abuse reporting system.
Burn all GIFs (fight Unisys LZW software patent) Buy books Go physical places Go virtual places Protect journalists including student journalists Expose secrets Meet Linux geeks Fight software patents Support on-line free speech and privacy rights and give money to help and don't leave young people behind Get your fresh hot kernels Use Unix Don't let this be the future Free Dmitry Sklyarov (oops, too late!) Get a programming education in Russia Question BPDG Know (what you need to) Find kitten


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Attractions in Hartford
This might be the Attractions section but we really should have called it Adventures, because it abounds all around Alton. You can zipline in Grafton. Start your exploration like Lewis & Clark at their Wood River launch point. Or see a different side of history in Alton (Museum of Torture Devices anyone?). Fun comes together with fascination at the Meeting of the Great Rivers.
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Groove delights with its versatility and elegant simplicity. The well-defined vertical stripe emboss creates a tonal shading and striking dimensional effect, as pearlescent highlights sparkle on the surface for a bright, luminous quality. Groove provides a stylish and sophisticated backdrop for a variety of interior spaces, with 31 crisp colorways from warm and cool neutrals to an array of saturated accent hues.


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Roman Holiday B&B is situated in Via Bu Meliana 12 or in Via della Giuliana 80, very close to the Vatican Museums and the Metro line "A" (OTTAVIANO S.PIETRO stop).
Its location is ideal for visiting Rome both by foot or by public transport.
At a short distance you will find important monuments such as: the Vatican City, S. Peter Churh, S. Angelo Castle and if you cross the Tevere river, you can easily reach the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, the Colosseum and all the main city sites.
From our structures you can also reach the Judicial City of Piazzale Clodio and the Olimpic Stadium (easily reached by foot).
On request we can organize transportation to and from the main airport (Leonardo da Vinci in Fiumicino) and Ciampino.
Our structures are a few meters away from each other and can be reached by:
Train from Termini railway station take the metro Line "A" in the direction of CIPRO-MUSEI VATICANI . Get off after six stops at "OTTAVIANO-S.PIETRO".
To reach the structures in Via Bu Meliana, it is necessary to follow the signs for the Vatican Museums until you cross Via Leone IV and then turn right following Via della Giuliana. Via Bu Meliana is the first road on your left, coming from Via della Giuliana.
By Plane:
From Fiumicino: take the train Leonardo Express (directly inside the airport) until Termini railway station and follow the same instructions as "By Train".
By Car:
Take the highway (Grande Raccordo Anulare) and exit in Via Aurelia direction city centre (Exit number 1). When you arrive in Piazza Irnerio, continue on Via Aurelia until you reach the Vatican Museums. Then turn left on Via Leone IV, continue straight on Via della Giuliana where you can reach both our structures.


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evocore brauchte ein neues Website Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 32 Designs von 10 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We want a clean homepage design without code for an online shop selling sports nutrition, vitamins/supplements, weight management, etc.
You can download the needed elements here:
Here is a link to download all the needed elements:
The placement of everything in the wireframe is where we would like to keep it but we would like a whole new design to make the website pop. All these elements were grabbed to show an idea so please do not use these in the final layout.
We would like to see more color? background texture? background pattern? in the header and footer to make it stand out more and bring attention to our logo and menu.
Please take this idea/wireframe and take it to a whole new level and make it stand out.
- Visit our website to download files for the project
- Color scheme flow with or match the logo
- Layout to flow with the logo
- Use the same width as provided in the wireframe
- Content area should have a white background
- Dont feel too restricted by the wireframe. It is a guide to where we want the content elements, not particularly what we want them to look like
- Demographic is nuetral because we sell a wide variety of health products
- Headings will be text-based so use fonts that are web-safe
- "clean" look
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Welcome...to the Cabinet Wizard's ShowcaseAre you thinking of renovating your kitchen? Do you want to spruce up your dreary cabinets? If so, look no further!The Cabinet Wizard is a family-owned and operated business located in San Antonio, Texas. We specialize in handmade custom cabinetry and pride ourselves on excellent craftsmanship and innovative custom designs. We offer a variety of styles and finishes to give your cabinets a traditional or contemporary look, and all of our cabinets include expert custom installation. Whether you are thinking of renovating, or commissioning a new set of cabinets, we can make the right cabinet for your needs.
The Cabinet Wizard produces superior custom-designed cabinetry using only the finest quality materials available. Each piece is made using all-wood construction, without the use of particle board. All projects are handcrafted using the techniques developed over a lifetime of experience. Careful attention to detail, excellent customer service and relationships, and reliable scheduling are The Cabinet Wizard's trademark. The Cabinet Wizard works closely with each individual client to create a unique product that meets or exceeds their expectations.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas knows health care coverage in Texas — we invented it. We're Texas born and bred, and this is the only place we do business.
We have been around for more than 90 years, and the cross and shield have come to represent the most experienced health care coverage organization in the state and the nation. Our mission is still focused on providing financially sound health care coverage to as many Texans as possible.
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As the state's largest health insurer, we serve some of the best known Texas companies, including American Airlines, Brinker International, Brookshire Grocery, Halliburton, H.E.B. Grocery, JBS, Southern Methodist University (SMU), the Texas A&M System, Texas Instruments, Texas Medical Association and The University of Texas System.
We maintain our state headquarters in Richardson, with regional offices in Houston, Austin and Lubbock. In addition, we process our members' claims in Texas in our claims and customer service facilities in Abilene, Marshall, Richardson, San Angelo, Waco and Wichita Falls.
We're a statewide customer-owned health insurer in Texas. We believe Texas consumers and employers deserve the best of both worlds — access to affordable, quality health care and top-notch service from a company that focuses solely on customers, not shareholders. Customer value is our cornerstone.
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We grew up in local Texas communities, and we've stayed there. However, our significant local presence throughout the state is just one reason why the cross and shield create peace of mind when it comes to choosing health insurance. Here are a few other reasons:
- We have a special relationship with physicians and hospitals dating back to 1929. We remain committed to partnering with physicians and hospitals to provide access to affordable, quality health care, and we are a collaborative partner seeking solutions to joint concerns with employers, physicians, hospitals and governmental bodies.
- Our health maintenance organization (HMO) and preferred provider organization (PPO) networks are large. For example, the HMO Blue Texas network includes more than 451 hospitals and 38,000 providers statewide (Source: Internal PREMIER Reports, July 2009).
- In addition to providing broad access to affordable care, we have a commitment to member empowerment in personal health and wellness.
- Since 1997, our statewide Care Van Program has given more than 712,522 free immunizations/screenings to over 428,890 uninsured Texas children through November 2009. (Source: Internal Care Van Program Activity Report, November 2007).
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Worker at Vestas Wind Turbine Factory, Campbelltown, Scotland.
There are already around 3 million people employed by the renewable energy industry today, like this worker in a wind turbine factory. By 2030, if the Energy [R]evolution scenario is followed, this could rise to 8.5 million jobs. This would mean almost 12 million jobs for all energy industries combined with the Energy [R]evolution, as opposed to 8.7 million with business as usual.
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KRÜSS in Vietnam represented by DKSH with immediate effect
As a new exclusive distributor for us, DKSH Holding AG is taking over the sales responsibility in Vietnam. With this step, we will be further expanding our presence in East Asia, where we are already represented in China, Japan, Korea and four other countries.
Zürich-based DKSH has been operating for decades as one of the largest commercial interfaces between Europe and Asia and has an outstanding network in the East Asian region. KRÜSS and DKSH can already look back on a successful collaboration in China where DKSH became exclusive distributors for us about ten years ago.
The enormous industrial and technological growth in Vietnam is also reflected in an increasing need for measuring instruments in the field of surface chemistry. With our new exclusive local distributor, we will be able to respond to this demand flexibly and establish closer contact to our customers.
At KRÜSS we place particular importance on scientific consultation and customer support. As a result of the collaboration with DKSH, we will be able to provide this service locally and to a high standard. KRÜSS Head of Sales, Dr. Udo Ohlerich, is convinced that the new collaboration will bring a promising expansion to the company's presence and to our service in South East Asia. Ms. Ngo Thi Quynh Phuong, who is responsible for the Laboratory Technology product field for DKSH Technology Vietnam, is equally confident: "We are very much looking forward to the new collaborative venture. Vietnam's main industrial sectors, such as semiconductor technology and oil production, are dependent on high-quality measurement technology. KRÜSS' scientific instruments will enable us to provide the best possible support for our customers in the field of interfacial chemistry".


text: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Health Care Spending Would Fuel Long-Term Budget Deficit, Says CBO While the federal deficit is expected to continue shrinking over the next few years, it gradually will grow again, mostly from expenses related to the government's health care programs and Social Security, reported the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) this week. The deficit shrank this year to its smallest size since 2008: roughly 4% of gross domestic product, compared with a peak of almost 10%, said CBO in its 2013 Long-Term Budget Outlook (.pdf). CBO cited the reasons as the economy's gradual recovery from the 2007–2009 recession, the waning budgetary effects of policies enacted in response to the weak economy, and other changes to tax and spending policies. If current laws governing taxes and spending were generally unchanged—an assumption that underlies CBO's 10-year baseline budget projections—the deficit would fall to 2% by 2015. However, CBO projects that budget deficits would gradually rise again under current law, mainly because of increasing interest costs and growing spending for Social Security and health care programs (Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program, and subsidies to be provided through health insurance exchanges). CBO expects interest rates to rebound in coming years from their current unusually low levels, sharply raising the government's cost of borrowing.


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Love knitting? Then bring your projects and join other knitters for fun, inspiration and companionship every Saturday from 3:00 to 4:30 PM. Held in the Village Green Community Center Lobby. Free, and all are welcome.
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Case in Point
This semester, a colleague of mine took a leap of faith to introduce a collaborative project to his English students. Students were grouped and assigned rotating roles that involve writing, drawing, recording, designing, and leading. The multi-week project is focused on the novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and has resulted in the development of group websites at Wix.com. While you can see some of the work students completed in the early days, network access to the site has now been blocked.
After reading Chris Kennedy's How to Stop Good Ideas Getting Shot Down, I have come to realize that many of John Kotter's 'blocks to good ideas' are serving as barriers the use of technology in my school:
Fear Mongering: "The website puts the security of the network is at risk."
Death by Delay: "If you review your unfiltering request with your principal, and your principal makes a recommendation to program council, and program council approves the use of the site, then a communication to ICT will allow us to consider whether or not we can provide access."
Confusion: "Facebook is the problem. If they do this, then that, while visiting that URL, then students would be able to access their Facebook accounts through the site."
Do those making the decision to modify filtering policies even consider the ramifications? Working to engage in his students in this rich project-based learning experience, my colleague ensured that student roles addressed expectations in reading, writing and media. He had to ensure his classroom could accommodate a range of production team roles; had to book computer lab time, and had to find a way to assess the differentiated contributions of participants. More than that, he had to take a huge risk attempting a project he'd never done before.
It's been three school days since access to Wix has been blocked. If things change, I'll add an update in the comments below. In the meantime, I have no idea what to suggest for the lessons lost, or yet to come. Should we encourage the students to work at home on these tasks? Do we complete the tasks offline? Dare we re-invent the project?
Maybe it's just not worth trying to be a mockingbird?
"Please take out your pencils and notebooks and copy this note from the board... There will be a test on this material next week."


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"When I was 14 years old, I did all the wrong things with my life. When I was 20, I decided to do something right. I got my GED, was offered this opportunity, and took it."
~Samantha Owczarek, GED Graduate, Nurse Aid Training Preparation student.
"Before I got into the prep course, I was a mother of two, struggling from paycheck to paycheck, trying to pay rent, bills, and meet the needs of my daughters. When I went through the training, things became easier. I had a great teacher who took the time to stop and help us learn from our mistakes."
~Valerie Gould, GED Graduate, Nurse Aid Training Preparation student.
"I was out of work for a total of 3 ½ months. Prospects for employment were low during November and December. The Majority of jobs I applied for were all online applications receiving very little positive response using my standard resume. I attended two of your [Job Connections] classes, Module 3 -Career Exploration and Module 4 Get that Job!.
In the first module I realized that I had not been networking or developing a networking profile. After the class I started reaching out to individuals that I had known in the past but never thought to ask them for advice in locating a new position. This was a great help.
I actually received numerous opportunities for interviews with companies that I had never considered working for. In Module 4 I learned how to create a functional resume instead of the normal chronological resume I had used in the past. The new outline proved to create a better picture of my abilities quickly to employers. I actually accepted a career with a local business after receiving an opportunity for an interview through networking. I have been working for this company for only 2 weeks but am extremely excited about my future opportunities within the organization."
~Ron Zimmerman, Job Connections
"Understanding the value of education is now embedded in my mind. A lot of people ask me the difference between my life now versus before, and I tell them it is simple: Before it was an obligation and now it is a privilege. The time spent at HACC turned into a life-changing experience."
~Joe Ulrich, GED graduate, GED graduation Keynote Speaker, and HACC College student
"I want[ed] something and I had to go get it. I want to live a life where I don't have to struggle. I came from nothing...America is here for me and I want to take advantage of it."
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Found 11 software entries
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691-5829-A,0Z,Xsan v1.4. Install Disc (CD)
Backup makes backing up copies of your important files simple and fast. You can use Backup to back up files to your iDisk, or to recordable CD or DVD discs. As per ATPM (About This Particular Macintosh) Apple touted Backup as one of...
BackupSeek Folder
Simple program to organise and provide search results on all your backup medias.
DiskFit Direct 1.0
1.0c (Deutsche Version) BackUp, Schnell, Einfach, Effizient.
FWB BackUp ToolKit 3.x
BackUp ToolKit is the backup utility for Macintosh that you can use for: Data backup (mirror or incremental). Data restoration (in case of file loss). Data synchronization of two volumes or two folders. Scheduled data backup and data...
Mezzo 4.7.4
Mezzo runs in tandem with other digital media applications, scanning, processing, and transferring data in the background, archiving & databasing complex projects of audio/video workstations for digital media professionals....
Personal Backup
Retrospect Remote
Retrospect Remote is a backup utility that allowed remote 68K Macs to be backed up via AppleTalk network back in the early 90's.
ShuttlePilot ============ Keeping multiple copies of files stored on separate media or separate machines up to date whenever a change is made to one of the copies is an old problem. Recently with the proliferation of PowerBooks and the rising...
SimpleBackup is a small shareware utility that lets a user set aliases of folders they want backed up and then all the user has to do is launch the utility app and the backup process automatically starts. There are no options to automatically...
Track Thief
Track Thief is a small program for converting audio tracks on a CD to AIFF files on a hard disk. I wrote it because I couldn't find any programs that use the reliable buffering feature of Apple's CD driver to read audio data in streaming...
To date, Macintosh Repository served 1047048 old Mac files, totaling more than 188821.7GB!
Downloads last 24h = 1518 : 429426MB
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Egyptian Hip Hop is four teenagers from Manchester who make more worldly than their name implies. They don't specialise in Middle Eastern rap music - they hark back to a time before the Arab Spring, before Oasis, to some subconscious place where the Eighties were as one: Police guitar, keyboards like Jan Hammer, production like the mother of all coke comedowns. The band's smudged pop sound is given extra weight by Alexander Hewett's shoegaze vocals, rounding off a record that's already about as far as you can get from actual Egyptian hip hop without blowing up the pyramids, illegalising boom-boxes and catching a flight out of the country.
A tribute album to the summer we never had, Good Don't Sleep takes electronic pop music and dumps it in blazing sunlight. The pop energy comes out in warped new directions: the analogue synths of 'The White Falls' could pass for Boards of Canada until they burst into sunny guitars and drums, like Air France going to Hawaii. On 'Strange Vale' the beats swirl tighter, the lurching guitar and keyboards melting into a chorus where the band hum and shimmer, as if all four members of the Drums have scored ketamine. At every chance, Good Don't Sleep oozes narcotics, from the fuzzy, Music For Chameleons-like bass line on 'One Eyed King' to 'Tobago' and its stoned sirens.
However, like all good drug experiences, inventiveness soon gives way to repetition and Good Don't Sleep falls into a pattern, several tracks indistinguishable from others. This could be intentional or a side-effect of Alexander Hewett's singing, but as 'Alalon's two-note synths and reggae gone wrong reappear on 'Snake Lane West', you realise there's only so much slowed-down, sighing pop the brain can take without malfunctioning. It also doesn't help that Alexander Hewett sounds like Bob Dylan trapped down a lift shaft, his voice just murky enough to irritate. Without headphones deciphering him becomes a mission: on 'SYH' you get words, but he's quickly drowned out by a single keyboard whose see-saw rhythm disguises its lack of chords.
Despite some of the duff tracks dragging on, there are still enjoyable moments on Good Don't Sleep provided you appreciate Egyptian Hip Hop's signature sound. If a heat-fatigued Tears For Fears album isn't for you then you won't find much here to pique your interest, but the teens' skill with their washed-out sounds rewards the patient listener, such as the luminous comedown of 'Iltoise', or the rousing, guitar-spiked choruses on 'Yoro Diallo'; the record's first track with chart potential. Hewett moans "Why/Chase our clouds far" as he clings to a handrail of funk bass, proving he can project his voice when necessary. The moments when he doesn't may take a little getting used to, depending on your ability to enjoy day-glo, sighing funk.
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Today, we are taking a look at Linsar's biggest TV offering for 2017, the Linsar 65-Inch UHD110 4K…
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Enjoy crisp and clear Full HD picture quality with vibrant images, delivered through Wide Colour Enhancer technology Easily browse content and control your TV from your mobile. Discover easy access to all your content and connected devices from one place through Samsung's intuitive 2017 Smart Hub.
Price: £300.00
Built-in Freeview HD - Plug in your digital aerial and get started in seconds 3 HDMI ports to connect an array of devices such as a Blu-Ray player Built-in JBL audio system for clear, room filling sound
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Full HD 1080p & 3D Ready. Input Voltage : AC 90V - 250V. USB compatible with WiFi and 3G Adapters Record up to 3 channels and playback a recorded file at the same time USB PVR (Timeshift, Rewind, Forward (fast or slow), Record channels, Playback Music and Picture files)
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The most powerful streaming media stick with a new Wi-Fi antenna design optimized for 4K Ultra HD streaming. Launch and control all your favourite movies and TV shows with the Alexa Voice Remote. Use the dedicated power, volume and mute buttons to control your compatible TV, soundbar and receiver. Enjoy brilliant picture with access to 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, HDR, and HDR10+. Experience immersive sound with access to Dolby Atmos on selected Prime Video titles.
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The Ultimate Home Theater Experience - Supports Wide Variety of Formats Picture Perfect - 4K Ultra High Definition Realistic, True-to-Life Imagery - High Dynamic Range (HDR)
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★[High Speed & Transmission stability]: This 2m 4K HDMI cable could transfer data at the speed of up to 18 gigabits per second. @60Hz enablesthe picture to be smoothly and flawlessly, gold-plated contacts for non-destructive transmission and corrosion protection. The high quality aluminum metal connectors for better insulation. Every detail is guaranteed to ensure fast transfer of high-definition digital audio and high-definition video signals. ★[Universal Compatibility 4k HDMI cable(2M/6.56ft)]Snowkids 4K HDMI to HDMI cable allows you to share the Internet connection amongst multiple devices without the need of a separate Ethernet cable.The 4k HDMI cable easily connects your TV to your PS4, PS3, Xbox one/ 360,Fire TV, Apple TV, DVD,Blu-ray players,Sky HD, computers and other HDMI-enabled devices to TVs, displays, A/V receivers and many more. ★[Lifetime Warranty] Choose our 2m 4K high speed HDMI cable, enjoy unconditional Lifetime Warranty and 24/7 customer service. If you have any questions, please contact us, our HDMI cable Service Team will contact you within 24 hours, and we will try our best to solve your problems.RISK-FREE purchase by clicking the yellow "Add to Cart" button.
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20" HD Ready 12-volt LED TV with built-in DVD player and Freeview T2 capabilities. Built-in DVD player, with a single remote control provided to operate the DVD features as well as regular TV functions. This allows you to maximise on entertainment while minimising on space used (DVD located on the right side of product). Built-in Freeview T2 HD channels, which allows you to watch and enjoy digital content including HD channels.
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With UHD resolution, you'll experience stunning picture quality that takes you straight to the heart of the action. Experience your favourite films and shows in a whole new light. The generous 50" screen is ideal for the whole family to gather around and watch. Why not grab some popcorn and enjoy the latest blockbusters in cinematic quality? As a Smart TV with built-in Wi-Fi, you'll have access to endless entertainment possibilities. Browse Netflix in 4K for top-rated films and series.
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Full HD resolution 1920 x 1080 X-Reality Pro picture technology Built in Wi-Fi Smart TV giving you access to selected catch-up TV Services as well as Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube
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5.1Ch 1000 W System - Immerse yourself with a 5.1 Ch. surround sound speaker system combined with 1000 W of room filling sound, which brings to life all of your favourite movies, music, soaps and shows. 2+2 tall boy and satellite speakers - A combination of tall boy speakers and satellite speakers ensure you get strong height and precision, creating a full sonic spectrum. 3D Blu-Ray disc playback - Advanced 3D technology, LG 3D Blu-ray disc playback provides an immersive 3D viewing experience. Compatible with 3D TV only
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Phono Input for connection with turntable Phono Offset to optimise volume settings during Vinyl listening Bluetooth with standby for instant connection and 4 Analogue inputs
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New Twisted Flare Port contributes to clear and tight bass Advanced YST II (Yamaha Active Servo Technology II) 20 cm (8") cone woofer
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HDR Brilliant highlights, beautiful textures. HDR preserves the detail in the brightest and darkest scenes found in PS4 games, for a more dynamic and realistic picture. *Compatible with all HDR PS4 Game titles via HDMI. See Sony support website for more information. X-Reality PRO. Rediscover every detai. X-Reality PRO upscales and refines the pixels on screen for reduced noise and enhanced clarity. Motionflow XR. Keeping the action smooth. Enjoy smooth and sharp details even in fast-paced action scenes thanks to Motionflow XR technology.
Price: £329.78
With intense highlights and enhanced textures, HDR preserves the detail in the brightest and darkest scenes found in PS4 games and Netflix titles, for a more dynamic and realistic picture compatible with all HDR PS4 Game titles via HDMI and HDR videos of built-in Netflix app only X-Reality PRO upscales and refines the pixels on screen for reduced noise and enhanced clarity Browse the web, watch your favourite YouTube clips and enjoy well known apps on the big screen
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Pure image and modern design, perfect fit for a medium size room Freeview HD tuner: access all Freeview channels in standard or high definition 2 HDMI, 1 USB and 1 headphone socket for easy connectivity
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4K Ultra HD Resolution - Get the most out of what you watch HDR streaming and gaming - Uncover new depth and detail MotionflowXR - Perfect for high-octane sports and action scenes
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Samsung ue50nu7470sxxn 50in flat uhd – supreme uhd dimming – hdr – mega contrast – dynamic crystal color – 1800 pqi – premium smart control (UE50NU7470SXXN)
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This high quality television supports 4K resolution which enables standard definition to upscale to near 4k like quality and is navigated via the award winning Smart TV webOS ULTRA HD 4K resolution is four times that of Full HD producing brilliant clarity and vivid details that amaze, even when viewed up close Combining colour packages and light filtering technology ColourPrime Pro delivers a wider range of colour spectrum
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Freeview HD, 4K Ultra HD Certified with HDR10 with Resolution: 3840 x 2160, Built-in WiFi Catch up TV: BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All4, My5, UKTV Play - Streaming: Netflix 4K, YouTube 4K - App store: Opera TV Store - Custom homepage - Full internet browser - Social media: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube - Gaming apps HDMI 2.0 x 3 - SVGA x 1 - USB 2.0 x 2, 3.5 mm jack x 1 - Optical x 1, 8-day EPG and 7-day catch up with Freeview Play
Price: £499.99
Samsung 82" Q6FN QLED Smart 4K UHD TV 2018 Model Push the boundaries of color with Quantum Dots and a billion shades, reserved for our flagship QLED TVs Experience dramatic depth from the darkest to brightest scenes
Ultra HD certified for true 4K colour and clarity Curved Screen, to immerse yourself in the action Hidden cables for a clutter free and stylish cable management solution
Price: £1,199.95
This is an EU model supplied with a UK power lead The KU6079 with 1300 PQI delivers a beautifully vibrant true UHD experience with impressive HDR. UHD Upscaling, UHD Dimming and PurColour ensure stunning contrast, colour and exceptional detail is delivered to all your favourite shows. Experience a beautifully bright and vibrant True UHD experience, PurColour technology makes colour come alive creating a rich and natural viewing experience adjusting 192 points of red, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow to produce more natural skin-tones and realistic greens and blues.
Price: £374.25
Auto calibration: the delta design style continuously self-calibrates, so you will never have to struggle with bed levelling Fully assembled: the MP mini delta 3D printer comes fully assembled, ready to print out of the box Durable: the steel frame and black anodized aluminium frame makes this printer extremely durable and capable of withstanding some serious abuse
Price: £132.22
【Quick Start】Printing Size: 270*205*205mm³, bigger volume for your creativity. Fully assembled, no hassle of installation 【High Quality Extruder】 Offers precise extrusion for your 3D printing with its solid filament drive and overall mechanical design. Support Print Materials: PLA, ABS, HIPS, WOOD etc 【Enclosed and Quiet Printing Space】 ①Maintain the environment under constant temperature, reduce the heat loss; ②Specific enclosed design, for children's homeschooling; ③Quiet printing: barely hear the printing noise and no noise annoy on work and rest
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See all shades of colour brought to life in a whole new light Discover bold contrast, night and day with low light reflectivity Discover ultimate detail as the creators intended with HDR 1500
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3D Technology: No Bluetooth: Y Remote included: Smart Remote
Price: £582.80
Live and breathe the on-screen action with a Toshiba 4K UHD TV. Bringing you exhilarating life-like picture clarity, 4K UHD TVs display four times more detail than Full HD models. "Dolby Vision capable" - for scene-by-scene picture accuracy, Dolby Vision HDR transfers cutting-edge motion picture technology from movie theatres to the TV screen. Capture a wider spectrum of sound with integrated Onkyo speakers. Make every seat in the room the "sweet spot".
Price: £374.55
Ultra HD has 4X the resolution of standard Full HD. This gives sharper, crisper, more detailed images, and with HDR Plus enjoy improved colour and contrast. Smart TV with Freeview Play. Combines catch-up, on-demand services and live television. Catch-up using BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All 4, Demand 5 and UKTV Play The Philips Pixel Plus Ultra HD engine optimizes picture quality to deliver smooth, fluid images with incredible detail and depth.
Price: £906.32
Curved display design for more immersive experience Ultra Clear 4K UHD resolution for precision Ultra Color wider range of colours for a more vivid picture
Black; dive deeper into the darkness with LG OLED TV: Organic self emitting pixels achieve the deepest levels of black due to their unique ability to completely switch off - no light is emitted or passing through the pixel Ideal colour; colour and contrast perfection: OLED pixels create an astonishingly accurate and wide colour range which is presented on the perfect black background only available from self emitting pixels Dolby vision; Dolby vision transforms your TV viewing experience with astonishing brightness, contrast and colour: With image enhancement and scene by scene optimisation you will see there is more to the HDR story with Dolby vision
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Hisense 65inch 4K TV featuring HDR 10 (High Dynamic Range), HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma) and a Quad Core processor for high speed Smart TV: 2017/18 New Range Perfect Picture featuring Ultra HD 4K - 3840 x 2160 Pixels for Ultra High Definition realism and quality Easy to use - Smart TV with Quad Core processor giving access to Freeview Play plus Netflix, YouTube and streaming services
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Si eres un apasionado de la informática y la electrónica, te gusta estar a la última en tecnología y no perderte detalle, compra Smart TV Sony KD49XF9005 49″ LED Ultra…
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Clutter free with the clean cable solution and the one connect box Control all of your compatible devices and content with the one remote control Combine to create a design that's beautiful from every angle
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IPS 4K Nano cell display; consistent pixel placement one nanometre apart, creating uniform colour volume and outstanding picture quality Alpha 7 processor; enhanced picture processing technology is plugged straight into LG super UHD hardware thanks to the α7 TV processor ThinQ AI; an intelligent television that brings convenience to your home: ThinQ AI TV can listen, think and give answers to your questions
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Popiah (Poh Piah) is a Fujian/Chaozhou-style fresh spring roll common in Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia.A popiah "skin" is a soft, thin paper-like crepe or pancake made from wheat flour which is eaten in accompaniment with a sweet sauce (often a bean sauce, a blended soy sauce or hoisin sauce or a shrimp paste sauce (hae-ko, POJ: hê-ko), and optionally with hot chilli sauce before it is filled. The filling is mainly finely grated and steamed or stir-fried turnip, jicama (known locally as bangkuang), which has been cooked with a combination of other ingredients such as bean sprouts, French beans, and lettuce leaves, depending on the individual vendor, along with grated carrots, slices of Chinese sausage, thinly sliced fried tofu, chopped peanuts or peanut powder, fried shallots, and shredded omelette. Other common variations of popiah include include pork (lightly seasoned and stir-fried), shrimp or crab meat. As a fresh spring roll, the popiah skin itself is not fried.
In US we used Lumpai as the spring roll wrapper for wet popiah.It's sold in Asian market at frozen section.Lumpai Basah,literally means "wet spring roll" which means spring roll without frying. I recalled yesteryear in my younger years,my grandmother love making popiah for us over the weekend . So I grown up understand that popiah Malaysia style is a Nyonya snack.I miss this snack very much. I found some lumpai skin in Asian market and now I present you with my simple homemade wet popiah.
3 eggs,add in 1/4 tsp salt,made into omelet ,shredded
1 pair Chinese sausage,sliced and fried lightly
Filling: (A)
1 jicima(sengkung or turnip),about 2 lbs,peel and shredded
300 gm pork,shredded or sliced or chopped
250 gm small shrimp,shelled
2 tsp salt
2 tsp ground white pepper
1 tsp chicken stock granules
3 cloves chopped garlic
4 tbsp oil
1 head iceberg/Romania lettuce,wash and drain
1/2 fried shallot
1 packet lumpai wrapper (spring roll wrapper) about 10 pieces (steam or heat up in microwave )
1/4 cup tim-cheong (sweet beans sauce) or hoisin sauce
5 tbsp chili sauce*optional*
1:Heat skillet fry sliced Chinese sausage until lightly brown,then dish out ,set aside.Use the same skillet to fry omelet,use the dripping from Chinese sausage,dish out and set aside to cool down before shredded.
For filling:
1:Heat skillet at medium heat,add in oil,then chopped garlic.Stir-fry garlic until lightly brown,then add in shredded pork ,shrimp and divided half seasoning.Fry for 1-2 minutes,then dish out to a small bowl,set aside.
2:Use the same skillet fry jicima until soft and almost dry,then add in seasoning.Dish out and set aside.
To Make Popiah:
1:Place 1 piece of popiah skin on a board or plate,brush 1 tbsp tim-cheong and 1 tsp chili sauce on the skin,then take 1/2 piece lettuce leaf and put on the brush popiah skin.
2:Dish 1 tbsp filling or more onto the lettuce leaf,then add some shredded eggs,Chinese sausage and fried shallot on top of the filling.
3:Roll up tightly,fold both end, cut into pieces and serve.
Malaysia Taucu-Sweet Beans Sauce
steamed warm Lumpai skin
Romania lettuce


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For example: There are separate color values for Button.focus, Button.highlight, Button.select, and Button.light. When is each of these used?
It's probably possible to infer this information from a simple test, but before going through that on the fairly long list of keys, I wondered if anyone had run across a document from Sun/Oracle, or anyone else, that gives that information. Repeated google searches came up empty, just finding lots of lists of the key names.
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