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CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — An attack at a small community college and a nearby neighborhood left three people dead, at least one from a sharp weapon as police tried to figure out how the violence unfolded in the community in the middle of Wyoming.
Police found the suspect and one of the victims dead at a science building on the Casper College campus, which was locked down for about two hours, school and police officials said. The other victim was found about two miles away. One of the two killed was a faculty member.
Authorities say the suspect used a sharp-edged weapon in at least one of the deaths.
The suspect wasn't believed to be a Casper College student, but it did appear there was a relationship between him and the victims, Casper Police Chief Chris Walsh said. He didn't identify the suspect or victims but said the victims were a male and a female.
"We're locating next of kin and working on notification absolutely as fast as we can," Walsh said.
He added authorities don't believe there is any further threat to the community.
"I want to emphasize that this is a horrible tragedy," Walsh said. "And I want the city to ... just feel safe right now. There is no one at large."
The attack at the two-year community college in Casper, about 250 miles northwest of Denver, occurred just before 9 a.m. while class was in session.
The college sent out a campus-wide alert via text message and email within two minutes of receiving word of the attack at 9:06 a.m., school spokesman Rich Fujita said.
The campus was locked down and the science building was evacuated. The lockdown ended about 11 a.m. after school officials received word police were no longer searching for a suspect, Fujita said. Continued...
There are fewer classes on Friday than any other day of the week at Casper College, so only between 1,500 and 2,000 of the college's 5,000 students were there, he said.
Political science instructor Chris Henrichsen said he was showing the film "Frost/Nixon" to his Wyoming and U.S. government class when he stepped into the hall to get something for a student and was told a homicide had occurred on campus.
He went back to his classroom, where students were getting messages about the campus lockdown on their phones.
"We locked the door and waited for further instruction," Henrichsen said.
The students were later sent home, but some who parked near a different campus building where the attack occurred had to leave their cars there, Henrichsen said.
About two miles away, Dave Larsen said he was headed to the gym when drove passed a body in a gutter with two people standing over it, one talking on a cellphone.
Larsen lives about a block from the location of the body, a well-kept neighborhood of mostly single-story houses.
Emergency vehicles had the street blocked off Friday afternoon.
Police provided some details in a news conference streamed live by the Casper Star-Tribune (http://trib.com/ ).
Walsh said 33 law enforcement officers from different agencies responded to the college after receiving reports of the attack. He said authorities first thought it might have been an "active-shooter-type situation." Continued...
"We quickly contained the building and started a sweep through the building," he said.
Walsh said that within minutes of the initial call, there was another report of a traumatic injury about two miles southwest of campus. That victim was found in the street, the Star-Tribune reported.
Classes were canceled for the day. A meeting was held in the afternoon for the 150 teachers and students who remained. College president Walt Nolte addressed them, calling it the worst day of his more than 40 years in higher education. He encouraged the community to come together, Fujita said
"It is particularly painful because of our size," Fujita said of the small, tight-knit campus.
Counselors were speaking to students and planned to be available through the weekend. About 450 students live on campus.
Classes were to resume on Monday.
"We agreed it doesn't do any good to just set the students loose. It makes the most sense to have them come back to campus, where they can get help if they need help and come to terms with what happened," Fujita said.
Casper is Wyoming's second-largest city with a population of about 56,000. Wyoming residents refer to it as the "Oil City" because it's a hub for the state's oil industry.
Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead was traveling to Casper Friday afternoon to meet with the police and the head of the college.
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Associated Press writers Ben Neary in Cheyenne and Matt Volz in Helena, Mont., contributed to this report.
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The 'Raphael of flowers', Joseph-Pierre Redouté (1759-1840), internationally famous for his prints of roses and lilies, was the finest botanical draughtsman of his age. In France he had a prestigious reputation in his own time, working for the Royal court both for Queen Marie-Antoinette and then for the Empress Joséphine following the French Revolution. Later in life his school of botanical drawing in Paris had over 80 pupils, the majority of them women, a number of whom became professional painters of flowers.
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Director of The Fitzwilliam Museum Dr Timothy Potts commented: We are delighted to be showing this wonderful exhibition of flower drawings by Redouté and his pupils. Thanks to the bequests of collector and outstanding maker of gardens Major Henry Broughton in 1966 and on his death in 1973, the Fitzwilliam has one of the most splendid collections of flower paintings and drawings of any Museum in the country and the most important collection of Redouté drawings in the UK. The Fitzwilliam mounts an exhibition of the more delicate works on paper from the Broughton collection every three years, and we hope all will enjoy this charming and varied selection of flower drawings.
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I am working on a mesh topology, where for each face some commands are being executed on its boundary depending on the angle to the adjecent faces.
The outcome is a bunch of geometry neatly packed into one branch per face and that's exactly how I need them. Now the problem is, there are faces that actually belong together and should be handled as one single face, as they are coplanar and are only divided into multiple faces because the overall vertice count is more than 4 (see picture).
In other words, I want to merge branches together. Let's assume I know that branch {4}, {5} and {6} actually belong into one branch, how should I proceed?
Additionally, I only know PAIRS of faces that belong together (I know the edge-face connectivity and check angles between adjecent faces), so I only have data that says that branch {4} and {5} belong together, and {4} and {6}. Which makes it even worse.
And if you're wondering why I'm not using nurbs surfaces, its because of the topology commands (specifically which faces connect with which on which edge).
you can merge branches with entwine, also look at the merge component as well as weave.
Hi Michael, that doesn't really work as I am talking about one single tree where two or three different paths need to be merged.
You can see the data structure in the attached picture. In this example, branches {4}, {5} and {6} need to be merged into one branch, which would then contain six polylines.
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I am 24 and work as a technician on what is currently the world's largest ultraviolet laser fusion facility. (lab for laser energetics) I have always been interested in spaceflight, especially the unmanned variety and the treats we've been afforded lately (MER, huygens, stardust etc.) are just ...well....indescribably beautiful to me. It's great to see so many of the varied backgrounds of other users here. I thought I was probably the only one here under 30 but I guess not!! That's great to see IMHO. BTW I love your icon PaleBlueDot!! I'm a huge fan of Carl Sagan too! This site seems to have the most perfect blend of levelheaded skepticism and wide eyed wonder/optimism about the MER mission I've seen anywhere. Really a great place and I hope it can stay this way.
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I am almost 30 and I work as a programmer. My disadvantage in this forum is English. My posts are often crude nad full of errors.
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QUOTE (David @ Apr 18 2005, 10:30 PM) As of the last post, the median age was 34 and the mean 35. There is quite a cluster of us in our mid-30s (birthdates 1968-1974). I wonder if being exposed to the Vikings and Voyagers at a young age had a lasting impact, or if it was something else. But none of us is old enough to remember the Apollo missions. It does bring up the possibility that one or more of those in the middle range were either conceived or born while Apollo astronauts were actually on the surface of the Moon, though... talk about a lunar influence, eh? -the other Doug -------------------- The trouble ain't that there is too many fools, but that the lightning ain't distributed right. -Mark Twain
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hey there! another Dutch guy here. I'm 23 at the moment, did an MSc in aerospace engineering and now living in the UK to look at Titan with data from CIRS (and enjoying every bit of it!)
I always had a large interest in planetary space exploration, but unfortunately, there's no planetary science opportunities in Holland (except maybe ESA ESTEC in Noordwijk, but since the Dutch government only contributes a tiny amount to ESA's budget... sigh). Anyway, there was no planetary science education, so I did the next best thing, aerospace engineering (I don't like stars and clusters, etc that much). Turned out to be a little disappointing, expecially the first 3 years, since it was mostly aeronautics, and I don't really care a lot about airplanes...But I'm glad I did it (although I wouldn't have minded some more 'real' science) and I'm glad I'm doing what I am doing now. That's my life story so far |
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I'm 43, and yet another software developer. I live just outside London and currently work for a small software house in Soho square, right in the middle of London, doing Java and webapp stuff. I'm keen on XP and agile development methods.
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QUOTE (dvandorn @ Apr 19 2005, 07:39 AM) QUOTE (David @ Apr 18 2005, 10:30 PM) As of the last post, the median age was 34 and the mean 35. There is quite a cluster of us in our mid-30s (birthdates 1968-1974). I wonder if being exposed to the Vikings and Voyagers at a young age had a lasting impact, or if it was something else. But none of us is old enough to remember the Apollo missions. It does bring up the possibility that one or more of those in the middle range were either conceived or born while Apollo astronauts were actually on the surface of the Moon, though... talk about a lunar influence, eh? -the other Doug interesting.. |
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QUOTE (Pete B. @ Apr 19 2005, 03:48 AM) One final comment, to echo what RedSky said I attended a number of the Lunar and Planetary Science conferences in Houston in the 70s. One of them was the 1979 meeting, which happened a few weeks after Voyager 1 flew past Jupiter. The poster sessions were the first chance that many of us had to see better photos of the planet and satellites than the grainy half-tone images in the newspapers. Hey Pete B., was it you I was talking to about this exact topic at LPSC last month? I too got my fiirst good look at the Voyager Jupiter images, including the mind-boggling Io plume pictures, at the 1979 LPSC poster sessions- something I'll never forget. I too am amazed at the wealth of talent on this board- folks with such a wide range of "day jobs" rivaling JPL in their image processing virtuosity. There have been talented amateur astronomers for centuries, but I think the generosity of the Athena team in making their raw data available to the public, and the Cassini project's decision to follow suite, is giving birth to a new breed, right here- the amateur planetary scientist. These are indeed exciting times! John Spencer |
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I am 42, living in the USA, I am British though. I operate an old Unisys Mainframe, and we will shortly be moving over to an Enterprise Server. I saw Armstrong step onto the Moon and have been interested in Space ever since. My father in law actually worked at Stennis Space Center, testing Apollo and Shuttle Main Engine's.
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I actually vaguely remember watching a lunar landing as a 8-10 year old kid, but I can't be sure if it was the first landing. In high school I was right on top of the Viking landings, writing to NASA for photos and waiting 2 months to finally get the 8 x 10s. And then there was Pioneer -- remember the little craft before Voyager that kept on going and going and going? Astronomy, Sky & Telescope magazines were the sources back then (I still have a lot of those issues), plus NASA directly and certain companies that released slides of the mission photos (still have those somewhere as well).
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I'm a 51 year old programmer/analyst living in Litchfield Park, Arizona. My first foray into science and high tech, other than being a space nut in my childhood, was nuclear power training in the Navy where I was schooled in math, physics, thermodynamics, and electronics. I'm also a musician in my lack of spare time and am writing a political novel. I've just received an Associate's Degree and am going on to finish a bachelor's degree with ASU. It'd be very tempting to go for one in planetary geology and get intimately involved with the Mars programs but their westside campus does not offer that major and Tempe is far from my home.
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QUOTE Hey Pete B., was it you I was talking to about this exact topic at LPSC last month? I too got my fiirst good look at the Voyager Jupiter images, including the mind-boggling Io plume pictures, at the 1979 LPSC poster sessions- something I'll never forget. Yeah, that was me. As I said in Houston, I recognized the similarity of my experience with your reaction as decribed in your chapter in the book Our Worlds. The electricity in the air for those sessions was just incredible. Since you had recently posted on this thread a bit earlier, I tossed in the bit about having to fly. A similar, but less dramatic, experience was going to the AAS meeting in DC several weeks after verification that the first Hubble servicing mission repairs had worked and seeing a number of the new images, also in a poster session. |
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IEB was established in 2007 aiming at the support and development of biomedical research based on a multidisciplinary approach and synergy amongst the various scientific endeavours and thematic areas of biomedical informatics, biomedical engineering, molecular medicine and pharmacogenetics. The development, assessment and standardization of innovative research and educational products, systems and services as well as spin-off companies for the support and uptake of innovative applications and products in the medical practice for the qualitative, safe and continuous provision of health services to the citizen emphasizing prevention and the quality based treatment of diseases is the primary goal of this group.
HIT is the Greek National Institute established in 2000 for the promotion of Transport Research and Policy support. It focuses on applied research in all fields and modes of Transport, with the aim to provide inputs for policy formulation, documentation of major trends and impacts, formulation of operational rules and procedures, improvement of the operation and transport management.
ITI was founded in 1998 as a non-profit organisation under the auspices of the General Secretariat for Research and Technology (GSRT) of Greece. Since 2000 it is a founding member of CERTH also supervised by the GSRT. ITI exhibits substantial research activity, both basic and industry-oriented, as well as technology transfer actions, in the area of multimodal interfaces, virtual, augmented and mixed realities where included modelling and simulation of complex virtual environments, haptic force feedback applied research, 3D modelling and compression, computer graphics, 3D semantics, deformable objects and cloth modelling, collaborative virtual environments, new sensor development for head/hands/body tracking, multimedia analysis/synthesis, gesture recognition, head motion modelling and tracking, advanced applications of virtual/augmented/mixed reality in education and training, e-health, assistive technologies, culture, industry and e-business, cloud and high performance computing.
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TSB was founded in February 2008 as a spin-off of the ITACA Institute of the Polytechnic University in Valencia. With over ten years of research experience for the healthcare sector and thanks to the its structure and alliances, TSB is able to evaluate effectively and take advantage of the business potential which arises from the most relevant R&D
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Universidad Polit├®cnica de Madrid (UPM) is the oldest and largest of the Spanish Technical universities with more 38000 undergraduate students and around 6000 postgraduate students. UPM has a strong commitment to R&D and Innovation as shown by their more than 200 Research Units and Several Research Institutes and Technological Centres that have participated in around 200 European R&D projects over the past four years, including 19 Networks of Excellence, and is member of 10 European Technology Platforms.
Life Supporting Technologies (LST) is part of the UPM. LST is a multidisciplinary group of people leaders in education, research and technological development focused on the application of leading the edge information and communication technologies to produce new ideas, methods and technological solutions in the areas of e-Health, e-Inclusion and e-Learning.
The group maintains partnerships with public and private sectors in its research and technological development areas. Both past and current R&D projects funded by several national and European private and public research programs endorses LST experience, and a significant number of articles and papers that contribute to the dissemination of the results obtained in the different research areas. The LST knowledge in the field of Telecommunications, e-Health and e-Inclusion has experienced a significant growth, enabling the group to offer a portfolio of specialized services in this area, supported by a highly qualified and skilled staff.
The centre is specialized in the design, development and evaluation of services that are closely related with the scope of the REMOTE project, like the EU funded projects ISLANDS (QoL), PERSONA (6FP AAL), PERFORM (7PM eHealth) and OASIS (7PM eInclusion) among others.
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The Foundation for Research and Technology ŌĆō Hellas (FORTH) is one of the largest research centers of Greece with well organized facilities and highly qualified staff. It functions under the supervision of the General Secretariat for Research and Technology of the Hellenic Ministry of Development. The Foundation, with its high quality research results as well as its valuable socioeconomic contribution, makes it one of the top research centers internationally.
The Institute of Computer Science (FORTH-ICS), one of the seven institutes of FORTH, has a relatively long history and recognized tradition, since its establishment in 1983, in conducting basic and applied research, developing applications and products, providing services, and playing a leading role in Greece and internationally, in the fields of Information and Communication Technologies. Activities of ICS cover important research and development areas, taking into consideration new perspectives, emerging fields of research and technological challenges worldwide. Continuing its efforts towards the exploitation of its research activities and results, the Institute contributes significantly to the diffusion of modern Information and Communications Technologies in the public and private sectors. Thus, ICS acts as a catalyst for the development of the Information and Communication Technologies sector in Greece and the formation of favorable conditions for the emergence of an Information Society acceptable by all citizens.
FORTH-ICS has recently introduced itŌĆÖs Ambient Intelligence (AmI) Programme which aims at improving the quality of life of all citizens of the emerging Information Society and promoting the vision of independent living through the creation and provision of safe, efficient and user-friendly AMI technologies, which support and cater to the needs of each and every individual user in a seamless, unobtrusive and invisible way.
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Netscouts gemeinn├╝tzige GmbH was founded in 2000 and is one of the wholly owned subsidiaries of the ŌĆ×Association for people with disabilities in NurembergŌĆØ (Verein f├╝r Menschen mit K├Črperbehinderung N├╝rnberg e.V.) (www.behinderte-nuernberg.de).
Netscouts is an IT-service provider which, as an integration company for the physically disabled, employs people with disabilities. We have 14 employees (at least 50 % of workforce must be disabled but not less than 4 handicapped people that a company gets acknowledged by the authorities as an ŌĆ×Integration CompanyŌĆØ (Integrationsfirma).
Our core expertise lies in the development and maintenance of accessible internet access and websites as well as the relaunch of internet websites (which have been re-structured to be accessible. Our main purpose is to create software development jobs for people with disabilities.
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ALTANA Technologies S.L. ALTANA http://www.altana.es
ALTANA is an Information Technologies SME with the aim to help the customers cover their needs in all areas of its information systems, whether development, systems, networks, testing, support, maintenance, helpdesk, etc., through the expertise. In fact this SME has an extensive experience as a consulting in different information technologies fields, detecting needs, planning, developing solutions and following up the results.
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She's really pretty! I especially like picture number five. Very pretty!
I LOVE her! Especially in the Underworld. Beautiful :)
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Kate is certainly my favorite actress. Love her in all of her movies :-) Wish I could do makeup like hers
Kate is so beautiful, I hate her too :-)
I have also serious jealousy issues with Cameron Diaz lol
I love her make up in "The Holiday", when I watch it I keep on saying "Wow, is that a MAC lipgloss??? Look at it!The lipgloss!WOW! Look at her hair, love the highlights!" (last time I´ve watched it with my husband ;-))I want my hair stylist to watch the movie so she can highlight my hair like this, ha!
But you´re right, Kate is amazing! So pretty. I HOPE she had a lot of "work" done, hint hint
I love the picture no 5 too! She looks so amazing with cool toned colors in her makeup!
I actually haven't seen that movie... :S
I'm sure you could do your makeup like hers! In the big resolution photos I came across, it doesn't look very complicated. It's all about blending ;)
You should try it! :)
Haha, I'm so glad we can hate her both! I hate Cameron Diaz too ;P
Oh, how I looooove "the Holiday"! One of my favorite Christmas movies!!
My fiancé hears stuff like that too, all the time. Especially lately:
"what color is my hair now?" "is it light brown or medium?"
He goes: "blond!"
Me: "what do you mean blond? What kind of blond? Are you just saying that because you think I want to hear it?"
LOL Poor guy! He can't win!
i love kate! she's gorgeous! i've always wanted her hair! and i'm on the road to having it! very slowly but surely!! love the pics!
Hahahahahahahaha! Poor guy! My husband always goes like: "YOu know there is no answer to this question, I wanna leave the room and just say nothing,.... please!"
BTW, your highlights are so pretty, I want your stylist soooo bad...how many pictures did you show her/him ?
I have a hair appointment an Sat, I have "prison roots" they´re 8 weeks old ;-)
I'd love to have her hair too! Soo big and glamourus! Love her updo's too!
Hahaha, life with a woman isn't always so easy ;) They love us though ♥
I actually didn't bring any pictures to my stylist! I just made it VERY clear that I want COLD light brown hair with NO RED!And I said "think J-LO!" haha
"Prison roots! lol Never heard that term before. So funny.
Enjoy your hair appointment! LOVE how they give you a scalp massage while applying conditioner! *bliss*
Hun er nydelig! Og det ser virkelig ikke ut som det ligger så mye jobb bak sminken hennes heller, hun ser bare superfresh ut. Alltid!
Ah, agreed 100%! I love her, she always looks super and very classy!
Her hair and makeup are my idea of perfection!!!
Do you know if there is a way to find out what lipstick she wore in the first Underworld movie?
and how not be inspired in this women, just look the perfect balance between makeup and the natural skin color, she use the simple balance between Kamagra and makeup, in a few words, she don't need to much makeup to look so sexy.


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House passage came a day after Obama's choice for health secretary, Tom Daschle, withdrew his nomination, citing the distraction of his delinquent tax payments. SCHIP was created more than a decade ago to help children in families with incomes too high to qualify for Medicaid but too low to afford private coverage. Federal money for the program was set to expire March 31, barring action by Congress. To cover the increase in spending, the bill would boost the federal excise tax on a pack of cigarettes by 62 cents, to $1.01 a pack. Opponents of the bill complained that the tobacco tax increase hits the poor the hardest, because they are more likely to smoke than wealthier people. Many also took exception to expanding the program and Medicaid to children of newly arrived legal immigrants. Republicans said they supported SCHIP and providing additional money for the program. 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The National Alliance for Hispanic Health estimated that more than onethird of the children added to the program will be Hispanics who currently have no health insurance. Health officials project that there are about 9 million uninsured children in the U. S. Scores of interest groups threw their support behind expanding SCHIP, including those representing insurers, hospitals and doctors. The American Cancer Society predicted that the tax increase would reduce youth smoking by about 7 percent and overall cigarette consumption by 4 percent. "The expansion of the SCHIP program will provide millions of uninsured children with critical health care coverage and carry the added health benefit of encouraging millions of people to give up their deadly smoking habit," said John R. Seffrin, national chief executive officer of the American Cancer Society.


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Being considerably less talented — and marginally less grumpy (arguable) — I figured this would be a fantastic way to deal with the 100+ emails I get each day.
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I've been frustrated with acoustic treatment products since 1995, the year I first read F. Alton Everest's Master Handbook of Acoustics.
If I were forced to choose between the $20K worth of audio test gear I own or the demo CD that cost me probably 20 cents to make, I'd take the latter without hesitation. Test gear is great for telling me how well an audio product is engineered. But when I want to find out what an audio product does — i.e., how a listener will perceive its sound — the demo CD is a much better tool.
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After having been declared dead sometime back in the 1990s, analog turntables and vinyl records have made a strong comeback in recent years. That's great, but for people who come from the CD or iPod generations, it's hard to comprehend just how tweaky the world of analog playback can be. Unlike a CD player or iPod which you simply connect and play, most turntables require careful optimization to deliver the best possible sound.
In part 1 of this article, we discussed the Schroeder frequency — a frequency above which your listening room works primarily as a sound reflector and diffuser, and below which your room works primarily as a resonator.
You have at least two listening rooms. Even if you live in a studio apartment, you have at least two listening rooms. Well, in a sense. Every listening room is, in essence, two listening rooms when you look at it from the perspective of sound.
What do you want to hear when you listen to music? Do you want a lower-fidelity version of what the artists, engineers, and producers heard in the studio? Or would you prefer to hear exactly what they heard in the studio?
Of course, you'd prefer the latter. But you're probably getting the former — unless, that is, you're listening to high-resolution downloads from HDtracks. If you're listening to CDs, MP3s, or even vinyl records, what you're hearing is not a precise copy of the original digital recording or analog tape. It's downconverted. If it's on CD, the digital resolution has been reduced. If it's on vinyl, the audio has been remastered and the record you're listening to is actually a third-generation mechanical copy.
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Honeybee Cardigan
It's a glorious, sunny day out there and the beautiful pink cherry trees are in bloom and lining my favourite streets in Vancouver. It's the perfect day for some lacy spring knitting.
Knit Simple Spring/Summer 2013, photo by Paul Amato for LVARepresents.com
The 2013 Spring issue of Knit Simple hit the newsstands earlier this month and the first featured pattern (a two-page spread, no less) is mine! It's a sweet, feminine cardigan with 3/4 length sleeves and lacy honeybees flying in formation on the fronts and back and down the sleeves.
Slight waist shaping and inset sleeves contribute to the shapely look.
No edging at the hems and cuffs required and it's finished off with a simple, narrow garter stitch edging for the neck and front bands.
If you work in a chilly, air-conditioned office, the pattern could be easily adapted for full-length sleeves.
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Lace Detail Cardigan (#01) p. 24-25
Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large (shown in size Small)
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Length 22 (22½, 23, 23½)"/56 (57, 58.5, 59.5) cm
Upper arm 11½ (12½, 13, 13½)"/29 (32, 33, 34) cm
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(Yahoo!) - Late Tuesday night President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term in the White House, defeating former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney by securing the swing state of Ohio. Both men had their wives on hand for support, and—forgive us for being a little shallow— we were dying to see what each woman was wearing.
In four quick years, First Lady Michelle Obama has become one of the most influential women in fashion, catapulting small name designers like Rachel Roy, Jason Wu, Thakoon, and Prabal Gurung to fame, and putting mall brands like J.Crew and the Gap back on the map. President Barack Obama took the stage with his family and was greeted by thunderous applause from his supporters as he signed on for four more years as commander-in-chief.
The first lady always keeps us guessing when it comes to clothes, but one quick glimpse at her outfit and we knew exactly what she was wearing: A red brocade Michael Kors shift dress she's worn publicly at least twice before—once to a 2009 holiday event at the White House, and again at a November 2010 Medal of Honor Ceremony in Washington, D.C. Just as she did in 2010, Obama paired the high-neck, knee-length frock with a cropped, three-quarter-sleeve cardigan and a large, purple jeweled brooch. She accessorized with very pointy black kitten heels and a dark-colored manicure.
Shopping her closet for this momentous occasion was a calculated move that we—and probably many women—could appreciate. Obama has expressed her love for affordable shops like Target, and while we're sure this Michael Kors dress didn't come cheap, the first lady is getting her money's worth by wearing it again and again. Michael Kors, whose company went public nearly a year ago, is one of the most celebrated and successful American designers, something that also may have encouraged the first lady to wear his design.
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Some of the most gently crafted and most psychedelic folk flavored material we've heard to date from the ever eclectic, always worthwhile oeuvre of Carlos Nino – working here as a duo with multi-instrumentalist Jesse Peterson! Carlos and Jesse have worked together before, on the High With A Little Help From My Friends album, but the vibe hear is more forthrightly psych folk – acoustic guitar, be it plaintive and direct or layered and atmospheric – with vocals often prominent in the mix, it's a real song based effort. It's excellent stuff, surely influenced by the leftfield, freewheeling folk rock of the late 60s through early 70s, but with a timeless, exploratory vibe of its own. Includes "Turn On The Sunlight", "Always Enough, Oh Magnificent Nature", "La Rima Del Mar", "Sonar (Wall Of Hearers)", "Requiem For Lois", "Dream Beams", "Love Chant", "Blue Sky Writing", "Big Sur Foghorn" and more. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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I use the preview to spot potential problems. However, it turns out often things show up in the rendered version that did not show in the preview or at least not in preview looking at total panorama. I often have to zoom in from 10% to 50% and pan around the pano to find things like tripod legs. That way I often pan a lot and wait a lot to spot problems.
Would be nice if there would be a "strong" preview mode that will take longer but calculates a preview based on a f.e. 5 times higher zoom then the actual, so one can faster spot problems.
The difference you can see between the quick preview and the final rendering mainly comes from Anti-ghost algorithm. Indeed, the computations are done on the visible part of the panorama and on smaller pictures. Therefore, it may not be very helpful to have a 'strong' preview mode as other problems can spot elsewhere.
The only way to spot the problems is to render the pano. In that way, you are sure to find all of them.
"The only way to spot the problems is to render the pano. In that way, you are sure to find all of them."
I am aware of that but still would like to prevent having to do repeated rendering. In that sense it would help a lot if preview at 10% can be done with the detail of 50%..
As an alternative, when zoomed in, give us an option to have the preview calculated also the parts of the panorama not visible in the viewwindow. This allows me to go away from the computer for longer time, came back and be able to view all parts of panorama at say 50% without having to wait everytime I pan to the left, right, up or down.
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