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Addressing GL Arguments For North Path, Split from "9/11: The North Flight Path" in Latest News |
Dec 28 2008, 02:48 PM
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Farmer admits our arithmetic is correct for bank angle, but is apparently confused regarding his G Load calculations based on bank angle. I will set him straight here.... The formula we used in the video presentation (which Farmer thinks solves for G load) is: Θ = arctan ((V^2/r)/11.26) The above formula does not solve for G load (as Farmer claims). It solves for bank angle theta (Θ) based on radius and speed. It has nothing to do with G Load. From there, we can use a simple chart to determine G Load for a given bank.. (IMG:http://www.geocities.com/cfidarren/hz26.jpg) The above is the same chart used in our presentation. However, if Farmer wants to use an actual formula for determining G load based on Bank Angle, the proper formula to use is... n = 1/(cosΘ) where: Θ = bank angle n = G Load (see, this is how you define variables if you're a real "scientist") I was going to email the above to Farmer since he is notorious for plugging his ears when proven wrong, but i figured i'd let him bury himself more while the GL cheerleaders gather 'round him. Again, its the same crap we went through when i worked with Farmer. He reminds me of pilots i knew coming through the ranks who used to say "No, the chart is WRONG, I am right!". They are all now smoking holes. Thank god Farmer doesnt fly an airplane. JayDuhhee's even proves Farmers G Loading for a given bank wrong and they dont even realize it... ... http://www.coryat.com/faa-pp-written/2.jpg Keep trying Mr. Farmer. Here is my chart of Load Factor vs. Bank Angle for the 6 (of the many aerodynamically possible) banked turn radii from the presentation in question that I just added to one of my spreadsheets. I've added a polynomial-fit trendline just for Farmer based upon the "tightest" of the presentation radii only. http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16964 Farmer's incorrect calculations: http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f178/myp...rect_GLoads.jpg (IMG:http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f178/myphotos1960/Farmer_Incorrect_GLoads.jpg) Let's see Farmer recently came up with 4099 foot radius, 78 degrees, and 4.9 g. He may also want to check his [Google Earth distance?] starting numbers for that sagitta calculation again, or else rescale that drawing. CODE http://forums.randi.org/showpost.php?p=4299590&postcount=319
Dec 28 2008, 04:27 PM
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lol... they keep wanting to use the 460 from the FDR as if thats the only speed possible to use. If they use the speed from FDR for that segment as plotted by NTSB, they have to use the altitude, which shows too high.
Again, they're cherry picking to make the turn "impossible",... anyone can do that including my grandma.... We have proven it to be possible... and consistent with witness statments... period. For example... their radius was already presented in our analysis.. and very much aerodynamically possible... however, they are disregarding Terry Morin with a "4099" as thats no where near parallel to the annex..... and they say we throw him under the bus.... (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) By the way GL's, Terry was inside the wings when he saw the belly of the aircraft overhead. Go speak to him.. .we did. |
Dec 28 2008, 06:52 PM
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Farmer hasnt even watched the video, because if he had, he would realize we show clip of Lagasse in complete contradiction to what Farmer is claiming Lagasee said.
I see JayDuh finally realized Farmer's math is wrong for G Load after we gave them the proper formula and charts above. Freakin idiots.. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) Someone needs to tell Farmer that Latex means nothing when you cant do simple arithmetic or determine the proper formula's. Farmer in - Garbage out... lol |
Dec 28 2008, 07:18 PM
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QUOTE Bank Angle ____Radius1 (ft)_ 12,748___ 19,406___ 59,533___ 11,010 Velocity (kts) 460_______________ 55.85_____44.08_____17.52_____59.63 300_______________ 32.09_____22.39_____7.65_____35.98 250_______________ 23.53_____15.96_____5.33_____26.75 200_______________ 15.57_____10.37_____3.41_____17.88 Even ReTreat used several different speeds for his wild flight paths as even he realized no witness can possibly determine speed. Now that his wild turns have been exposed for his obvious intellectual dishonesty, and they realize they cannot use a wild flight path as created by ReTreat... they cherry pick the one speed (which is 110 knots over Max Operating for a 757) to determine an "impossible path". Too funny... Dance GL's Dance! |
Dec 28 2008, 07:31 PM
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I just glanced over at Randiland and noticed that you appear to have lost at least 2/3 of the insulting "tags" that were originally applied to that thread Rob. What gives? A little "damage control" spin perhaps? Maybe the Goddess of LegaltainmentTM advised them to finally clean up their slander and libel. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/dunno.gif) Don't street gangs use "taggers?"
BTW- where the hell has Mr. Mackey been lately? He certainly didn't show up on that freshly-name-tag-sanitized "Pilots'" thread... |
Dec 28 2008, 07:53 PM
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I didnt notice... and it appears they're "tweaking the site" right now... That must really put Wildcat's panties in a bind... lol I guess they realized that being obsessed with someone they feel is "nuts", makes them more of a nut. I know they have been served many lawsuits for their double standard in forum rules (attacking the person instead of the argument), so perhaps they got tired of spending money defending their immature and libelous forum members and decided to clean up their act. I said it before and will say it again, its only a matter of time before they piss someone off with the resources to clean their bank accounts. Perhaps that time has come and that is why they are doing some house cleaning. |
Dec 28 2008, 08:46 PM
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HINT for "jaydehess:" g is a unit- of ACCELERATION!!! [You've been feeling it most of your life BTW. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) ] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-force Criminy! I might be a "kid" compared to some, but do I need to do the reading for the Randiite "geezers" after I plot our hypothetical test data points and label a chart for them, too? I wonder if we ought to drop another .JPG on these propagandist fools yet... I see ReTreat is slowly crawling out from under his? rock. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) A couple of them look almost caught up to the material we covered before/on Xmas day. Let's see Rob, if that chart is my 5th cross-check on my own analysis and calculations, would that make it the 7th or 8th on yours and TF's? I find it interesting that I can jot a few notes from the video presentation and plot the velocity vs. bank angle for a range of airspeeds all by my lonesome, yet Club Randi can only marginally follow when explicitly given the equations and charts to use. BTW Farmer- the chart(s) didn't come from Google. I think your arc might be a little "saggy" too from my analysis of it this morning- for the 2nd time, you might want to check those numbers again. |
Dec 28 2008, 10:16 PM
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I like how Farmer has now edited his chart in his original post to include the true G loading for a given bank... of course this is after we had explained his calculations were wrong. Although he still doesnt define all his variables and thinks the Load Factor chart we used is "our little chart". No Farmer, its not "ours", its the one used in every book on aerodynamics. Same as the formula(s) we provided.
Now you see why Farmer is still confused regarding DME, slant range, "errors" in altitude differences.. etc etc. and the reason he thinks all the experts he spoke to in the past are wrong. He has a habit of garbage in - garbage out.. He wasnt able to just "plug" his ears and delete his garbage this time around, so he had no choice but to correct his work regarding G loading. And as usual, he finds out we are correct. Dance Farmer, Dance! |
Dec 28 2008, 10:51 PM
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Reheat contradicts himself more than Farmer...
Since our release of The North Flight Path - ReTreat now claims he never said it was impossible for the aircraft to fly North Of The Citgo... QUOTE no one ever said that flying North of the Citgo was impossible - ReTreat, Dec. 27, 2008 but, when looking through his past statements.... QUOTE it is aerodynamically proven to be impossible to accomplish by anything other than an alien flying saucer. - ReTreat, April 3, 2008 QUOTE [CIT North Of Citgo] fantasy was shown to be aerodynamically impossible. - ReTreat, April 4, 2008 There are a ton just like it all over ATS, LCF and the govt loyalist site. ReTreat is also now claiming that he never said anything about his placement of his turns as "reasonable" based on witness statements. Accusing us of lying regarding his statements. QUOTE the flight paths depicted in my paper are not reasonable at all - ReTreat Dec. 25, 2008 Looking over his past statements... QUOTE This one covers all reasonable speeds and all reasonable locations North of the Citgo Station corresponding to the various witnesses' testimony. - ReTreat, June 10, 2008 Bolding above mine... ReTreat expose once again as a liar... either that or a very senile old man... (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Now that ReTreat realizes his paths were unreasonable... I wonder why they dont use all of Reheat "resonable speeds" and just cherry pick 460 for their new paths? We know why... dont we.. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) ReTreat. Morin was inside the wings when he saw the belly of the aircraft. He says "NO FLIPPIN' WAY!" when asked if it was on the south path. Morin further says he would have immediately been able to tell if it was a 757 (and not a 737 as he initially claimed) if it were on the south path because he would have seen the side of it and not the belly, as shown in our last film Attack On The Pentagon. He also says he could have been a few feet off (just as Lagasse states), but further states no way was the aircraft south of the VDOT/on the south path (just as Lagasse states) as required by the NTSB headings and physical damage. We spoke to Morin. Why havent you? Why havent you confronted any North side witness? We know why... dont we... (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) |
Dec 29 2008, 12:39 AM
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...Besides, someone needs to let 911files know he blew nearly everything on that 4099 foot "radius" and sagitta "calculation" if he worked from the image that he posted.
My CAD program indicates that Farmer's curve as shown in his post #319 at 01:19 this morning is not a circular arc, hence the formula used is not valid. Here is a red, circular 3-point arc of radius 3804.1 feet, CAD-overlaid on Farmer's "curve:" http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16950 [For reference, that blue arc is one of many possible "tight" 11,010 foot radius arcs from the presentaion being discussed.] It might be easier to look at the dimensions with Farmer's image turned off: http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16951 Further, Farmer blew the ~3876 foot chord length "l" by nearly 100 feet, "his" 527 foot sagitta distance "s," and slightly missed the midpoint of the chord "l:" http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16952 Again, with Farmer's own image turned off: http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16953 Lastly, the Farmer drawing has the "impact" location 375.6 feet north of the SW corner of that 921-foot Pentagon wall (which determined the technical drawing scale, as always). Although this helps the NoC case, most sources place "impact" at ~330 feet north of the SW Pentagon corner. All the Google Earth markings make it difficult to ascertain the "north" edge of the Citgo station in Farmer's image, so I left some margin south of the blue 11,010 foot arc (one of 6 radii from the presentation) between the blue arc and the approximate "north" Citgo canopy boundary. FWIW, the gray line (on a 61.2 degree bearing relative to GeoN, going into Farmer's "impact" location) would correspond to the OGCT flightpath, and the Navy Annex is roughly depicted as a brown rectangle. |
Dec 29 2008, 01:04 AM
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Hey TF, do you recall who first started harping on "got maths" during your Adventures in Randiland? My money is on Beachy and/or Reheat, but I assume that you were there when whoever (or whatever "committee") did. (Although they have been known to make claims and posts by/for unauthorized proxy for third, fourth, etc. parties.)
Dec 29 2008, 01:30 AM
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Yeah... it doesnt surprise me Farmer's sagitta calculations are less than accurate. He didnt even know how to compute such a formula till we pointed it out here... (nor did any of his cohorts...). Farmer claims he refuses to read this site, but looking at his numerous corrections to his work and after we have pointed it out... and overall chasing our coat tails.... he is reading here... one thing i learned about Farmer when working with him.. he likes to lie alot.
Dec 29 2008, 01:43 AM
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I see JayDuh is living up to the Duh in his name.
Hey Duh, we dont start to stamp the calculations as "Witness Incompatible - Bank Too Shallow" till the banks get below 10 degrees. Check the video again.. duh... 22, 18, 16, we stamp as all witness compatibile since its impossible for any witness to determine such a bank to the degree. Another Senior moments perhaps? Also, Terry specifically says he "ran out from in between the wings after seeing the belly overhead and started running backwards uphill to try and keep the aircraft in sight". He also says he lost it below the tree line and then saw the explosion... as demonstrated in Attack On The Pentagon. He also says he saw the aircraft for about 12 seconds. Thats roughly 280 f/s from his position to the pentagon impact hole. Care to guess what that is in knots? (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) When will you people stop reading unverified statements on the web and go to Arlington to actually talk to these people? We know why.. dont we.. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) |
Dec 29 2008, 02:19 AM
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Speaking of throwing Morin under the bus, Reheat says in post #235:
QUOTE (TheLoneBedouin) If you take Terry Morin's flightpath literally and ignore the inconvenient "FOB flyover" part, the plane will impact on the wrong side of the building. QUOTE (Reheat) Don't tell me where the aircraft would have impacted. I know where it impacted. You don't have a clue. The "FOB flyover part" is your tale, I sit on mine. But today he quotes Morin saying the exact phrase he previously denied: QUOTE (Reheat) Here's Morin's original statement again: QUOTE (Terry Morin) The Reaction Many of the FOB people had been looking at the news reports flowing out of the attack on the World Trade Center Towers, going about their normal work routine as they watched. Maybe half or a bit more already knew of the New York attacks. However, within seconds of the impact -- less than a minute after the FOB flyover-- several thousand people started exiting the FOB. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif) |
Dec 29 2008, 09:45 AM
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Reheat contradicts himself more than Farmer... ... but, when looking through his past statements.... ... There are a ton just like it all over ATS, LCF and the govt loyalist site. 4 pages' worth, or 486 "googles" for me this morning, to be exact. http://www.google.com/search?q=Reheat+aero...=utf-8&aq=t |
Dec 29 2008, 11:23 AM
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Hey "kitties"- pull this- and talk to "Reheat"- he offered to do your precious "pull up" calculation on your forum already BTW, but buyer beware of "Reheat's" math from what I have found... My post #154 in a related thread: http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum//index....&p=10761291 ... EDIT2: Let's review the Randiite "Reheat" turn radii one more time. My post #152: http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum//index....&p=10761287 "Reheat" tells us these are the NoC turn radii (with 2000 US feet being the largest blue one): http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16635 Underlaid with "Reheat's" very own Google Earth image, that defined my drawing scale with that 921-foot Pentagon wall: http://flickcabin.com/public/view/full/16636 Now who exactly "cheated" again? Reviewing a little more on this "Reheat" character: CODE http://www.randi.org/forumlive/showpost.php?p=3777683&postcount=96 http://wwwDOTrandi.org/forumlive/showpost....mp;postcount=96 QUOTE 14th June 2008, 12:33 PM , It's been a few days since the paper was posted and the personal attacks have died down to a dull roar, so I'll make a few comments on some things I'll change in a revised version next week. - "Reheat" [bold emphasis mine, UPPERCASE is the original author's]
First of all, I am not about to waste my time in coming up with a flight path or flight paths that pleases everyone. I just interpreted the witnesses' testimony and formulated flight paths that roughly correlate to their descriptions. As has been pointed out at least a hundred times, CIT or pffft has had nearly two years to demonstrate a flight path USING THEIR NUMBERS to support their theory. The fact that this hasn't been done should be VERY TELLING to bystanders and supporters alike. There are a few things I will change in the first revision. As has been pointed out, the statements that "The calculations are aircraft type independent. Since all fixed wing aircraft are subject to the same forces in turns, the specific type of aircraft does not matter for the numbers posted in the chart below" will be changed to the following type of wording. "Within the large transport category of aircraft that witnesses described, the calculations are specific aircraft type independent. Since ALL fixed wing aircraft are subject to the same bank angle and G forces in turns, the specific type of aircraft does not matter for the those numbers posted in the chart. Only the stall speed would be significantly different for different categories of aircraft." I will also include a link to an Aerospace Web Site to help those who want to better understand the physics involved. It is better than the site I originally linked to in the article. If anyone has further suggestions, I will consider them. |
Dec 29 2008, 12:07 PM
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"Roughly", "Reasonable", "Unreasonable", "Possible", "Impossible" - ReTreat describing the same topic in 5 words. lol
QUOTE Only the stall speed would be significantly different for different categories of aircraft. ... and weight, and aircraft configuration and CG and thrust (if we really want to get technical), but its not important, but may be important, but shouldnt matter, but maybe it does.... right Retreat? Notice how they completely ignore the fact we also exposed ReTreats intellectual dishonesty regarding Stall Speed Analysis... Well, this specific issue may not be "intellectual dishonesty", he probably just doesnt know factors which effect stall speed... because he isnt a pilot... |
Dec 29 2008, 01:30 PM
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That was my "loose" understanding of the RADES event(s) and I respect private communications, but I had no direct contact with Mr. Farmer, just the "FOIA released RADES data" itself. I readily noticed the disappearance of the RADES forum, as I was watching those developments quite closely (being one of the "primaries" in that RADES data analysis here). (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/thumbsup.gif) (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/cheers.gif) Hi dMole, because I had a bit of time, here I wrote something more about the 84Rades and what can be derived from it in connection to the context of this thread. ...And maybe not just it... "AA77" final approach ground speed range determination from the 84Rades radar data (+another indicia for "northern path") Although I'm not fully convinced about the 84Rades data credibility I would like to contribute here an analysis of the last one and half minute of the USAF radar data record. The purpose of this analysis is solely to determine the range of possible speeds the "AA77" could fly during its final approach to the Pentagon. For the analysis I've used the last 8 blips on The Plains ARSR-3 radar (PLA) which is located approximately 30 nmi northwest from the Pentagon - well in the range of the radar [- which - in the direction the "AA77" was flyiing from - was empiricaly - derived from how far the PLA radar have "seen" other planes in that westward direction - approx. 190 nmi. - Although the "AA77" reappears (after a period of ~19 minutes of "invisibility") on the PLA radar at the range of 147 nmi.] Here are the last "AA77" radar data decoded by USAF rs3 software: (IMG:http://sweb.cz/xmarinx/84RadesAA77lastblipsml.JPG) [click the upper right corner to enlarge...or SOURCE] On the screenshot from rs3 software you can see the data of the last 8 blips recorded from PLA. In fact there should be not 8, but 9 blips - the sweeping period of the radar is approx. 11.9 seconds - so there is one blip missing - which one can expect, because the plane was probably already in a very low altitude above terrain. We don't see any radar height in the data, because ARSR-3 radars don't read it, and we also don't see any Mode C altitude either, because the PLA radar didn't read any, most probably because the "AA77" didn't transmit any from the transponder. Now we can project the Lat/Lon blip data into GoogleEarth to measure the distance between them, which will help us to determine the range of speeds the "AA77" could fly at its final approach. ( Blips are numbered with the red numbers, the long numbers are the timestamps of each blip): (IMG:http://sweb.cz/xmarinx/GE84RadesAA77lastblips.JPG) [click the upper right corner to enlarge...or SOURCE] The projection of the blips beggins with the No.8 - it is the end of the big ~300° turn the "AA77" did while descending. Then it continues with 7. and from 6. is the trajectory already quite very straight towards the Pentagon. I used the Google Earth measurement tool to determine the distances between the projections of the blips. From it and the exact radar timestamps I was able to count the possible ground speeds estimations: distance blip 7. - 1. = 6.83 mi The blip X. is quite weird, although included in the 84Rades "AA77" flightpath study. The timestamp is again the increase of ~11.9 sec. - so if we count then the speed drops considerably. distance blips 6. - X. = 5.7 mi I call this blip X. - because its position is quite inconsistent with the other blips (which look quite consistent with each other). Some say it's the radar echo not from the "AA77" itself, but of the fireball or smoke from the Pentagon explosion. Conclusions: The ground speeds counted from the 84Rades are in the range from 288 to 380 mph - or between ~245 to ~330 knots. The average ground speed for the last 6 sweep periods of the PLA radar is 335,8 mph or ~295 knots. Although we can't be exactly sure about the Lat/Lon positions derived - because the exactitude of the radar positioning is according to 84Rades cover letter within range of ±1/8nmi (0.14385 mi) - we can be anyway sure, that if we derive the ground speed from the distances of ~5 nmi then the distance error range is just ±2.9% and on the shortest distance I measured (1.65 nmi) then ±8.7%. We can therefore conclude that - if the 84Rades data are real - then the ground speed of the "AA77" during the last 1.5 minutes of the flight didn't surely exceeded ~365 knots and most probably not even ~330 knots. So in the case the 84Rades data for the "AA77" final approach are real, then the speed of "420 knots" - proposed by some ignorants - is really an utter nonsense. Moreover the overall consistent tendency of the flight vector derived from the last 8 blips from the 84Rades data would suggest the "northern path" being more probable than the south - which is consistent with the witness accounts. The final approach trajectory of "AA77" I would from 84Rades data estimate somehow like this - there wouldn't be need for any steep turning just in the case of the "northern path": (IMG:http://sweb.cz/xmarinx/Projectedtrajectory.JPG) [click the upper right corner to enlarge...or SOURCE] The public Google maps source for my private Google Earth research and subsequent drawings NOTE: The 84Rades data originated from NORAD-USAF radars (and subsequently were reported about by 84 Radar Evaluation Squadron at Hill AFB in Utah - to FBI - already on September 13 2001 - and then to NTSB) were obtained on FOIA request last year by John Farmer aka BCR-bluecollarrepublican, former 911Ommissioner, and subsequently published. John Farmer then shortly after even established the public forum dedicated solely to the research of the 84Rades data. But when I posted there last autumn serious posts discussing the numerous anomalies in the data (and also my doubts about the overall credibility of the data - arising from the numerous weird issues in it) the forum was almost immediately after my postings deleted as a whole - not just my posts or the respective thread - the whole forum was wiped from the internet. To this day I don§t know if by the John Farmer himself or by somebody else. When I'd then asked John Farmer via email what happened with the 84Rades forum (I naively thought it was moved somewhere) I've received just a laconical reply: "It no longer exists...." After it I didn't get any further communication from him anymore, even I've tryied it several times. Fortunately I still keep the backup copies of the whole data sets - in the state as it was first published - in the original ISO rar archives - which can prove the authenticity with numerous timestamps in the many files contained. My favorite game when I was teenager was The Kennedy Approach and I must also add that I'm not completely unqualified to read the radar data - I studied at the top Czech IT college, where one of the classes were also about the radar technology, data processing and output reading - and I was at the time quite interrested in it - because I was considering to become an air traffic controller before I decided to study the psychology and history of terrorism. This post has been edited by tumetuestumefaisdubien: Dec 29 2008, 03:44 PM |
Dec 29 2008, 04:51 PM
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Caught up on my work for today. .took a gander at the tree fort..
lol... i see the backpeddle machine is in full motion over there. Hey JayDuh, when are you going to tell Farmer that we gave you n = 1/cos(theta)? (its a lower case n by the way...). Bottom line, Farmers numbers were wrong (and are still wrong since they seem to have an error between the two "researchers" who admit having "senior moments"), Farmer thought his inaccurate numbers were due to conversion factor and distance for NM.. wrong... , he used the wrong formula, and he is wrong about the formula coming from JayDuh which corrected his garbage... Again, these old timers remind me of the "math geeks" who used to say, "The Chart is wrong, the formula in the book is wrong!, I am right!". And as i said, they are all smoking holes in the ground.. .the rest never passed a flight test. Hmmm.. is this why Farmer never went past solo? His CFI probably told him to pound sand and saved his life... Farmers initial calculations for G load were off by 15%! Until we gave the idiots the correct formula and charts. Geeeze, does Farmer ever get anything right? Not that i've seen. I bet his J.REF cohorts really get turned on by his latex though... (pun intended) (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) |
Dec 29 2008, 05:32 PM
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I love how they claim we dont know math, but at the same time admit our math is correct... while we also correct their math by providing the correct formula's, charts.. .etc (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
I'll be the first to admit im not a math geek, nor did i major in mathematics, and the last time i used Calculus was more than 15 years ago.. Math is certainly not my "life" as it is for others. I also dont have an ego based on math where i think it will seperate the "men from the boys" as Farmer claims. But, i do know what K.I.S.S. is, and the audience... yet we still keep up with, and have to correct, self proclaimed Math Majors.... ... and this is why they have lost alot of the arguments regarding their anal and inaccurate arithmetic... and is also the reason they will only sit behind their screens in their tree fort obsessed with proving us wrong, while never growing the nads for a formal debate. Hey guys, how does it feel being corrected by someone who is not a math major? (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) A "Math Geek"... will always be a geek. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) |
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Question: When I buy a bunch of bananas, some always get too ripe before I'm ready to eat them. Is there a way I can prevent this from happening?
Answer: Yes — once the bananas have reached the ripeness you like, stash them in the fridge.
The cooler temperature of the refrigerator will slow down the spoilage process and keep the bananas tasty for about five more days. Refrigeration may turn the banana skins dark, but as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention points out, that won't change the inside of the fruit itself.
Just be sure to wait until the bananas have reached your desired ripeness before placing them in the fridge. If you refrigerate under-ripe bananas, their flavor and texture won't develop properly.
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Dell should force Microsoft to provide a direct link to a Windows 8 .iso that is available free of charge for everyone. Microsofts current online distribution mechanism for Windows 8 is awful. It firstly requires the user to have a functional previous version of Windows installed. Next it does not allow the user to select 32 bit or 64 bit only downloading setup files which correspond to the bit of the previous version of WIndows. Finally it requires the user to pay for an additional product key. It should be noted that users already have a product key with preinstalled Windows 8 but it is hidden within the system's BIOS. They cannot use this product key to download a Windows 8 .iso. Right now everything is downloadable except for Windows which is required to run everything else Dell have available to download. The .iso would allow users to download everything they require for clean installation of Windows which is necessary to resolve many software issues including complete corruption of the Operating System due to Viruses/Malware and also allow users to get back on their feet after common hardware failure such as the hard drive failing. The Windows 8.iso would also allow users to perform StartUp Repair and to repair installations. Moreover a clean Install of Windows offers vastly superior performance to the Dell factory settings especially after Service Packs are released and is documented in my worldwide adopted Windows Reinstallation Guide: http://philipyip.wordpress.com/dell-community-forums/ In addition there are alot of software issues including out of box experiences, the inability to make recovery media using Dell DataSafe which could all be resolved with a Windows Reinstallation DVD or USB. Note with the Windows Reinstallation USB it should be identical to the Reinstalaltion DVD and not have any bundled drivers or software not present in Microsoft retail Windows DVDs. Otherwise it is as useless as the factory settings. Due to the new product activation in the OEm version fo Windows 8 a generic Windows 8 .iso could be used to Clean Install Windows 8 without the need for phone activation. Users should be able to: Download a Windows 8 .iso from Microsoft. Procure a Reinstallation DVD or USB with the system at the time of purchase. Dell used to be great at user customisation but their software options have become increasing limited. The reinstallation DVD or USB is an example of this. The current method of getting a Reinstallation DVD or USB is waiting for the system to arrive and then having to contact Dell Technical Support. This forces users to use the factory settings until the DVD or USB arrives. In which case there can be alot of software issues, the XPS 8500 had alot of user out of the box bad experiences which could have been easily resolved if they had the Reinstallation DVD or USB. Bare in mind also there is only a limited time the user has to send back the system and if they are diagnosing an out of the box experience time is lost waiting for the Reinstallation DVD to arrive. There should be an online form to procure Reinstallation DVD/USBs from Dell for customers outside the US. The US form is here http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dellcare/en/backupcd_form?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&redirect=1&DoNotRedirect=y HP for instance have the ability to request media via an online form in the US, Canada, most European countries and elsewhere http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=uk&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=bph07143 however the HP Recovery Media are equivalent to the Dell DataSafe Media (i.e. factory settings). There has been many a user dissatisfaction for Dell users requesting recovery media in this poll here: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/4677/t/19476992.aspx This would improve Dells software services significantly.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, Operating Systems, Service and Support,
No it is official, all new-generation consoles -- Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U are use AMD internals. It is also time for laptop manufacturers to switch from Nvidia to AMD graphics for efficient gaming! Put the newest generation AMD graphics near Intel CPUs, while in smaller laptops (12-14") use the newest AMD APUs, such as A10-5750M and A10-5757M.Do not do reverse; A10-5750M only in monstreous 15" and 17" laptops, because that does not make sense!!! A10-5750M and A10-5757M must be in 12-14" laptops, 15-17'' Intel + AMD graphics!That how easy and logical to make succesfull laptops! if you do, than there is still good chance to catch up. Please do not sink further with bad internal choice!!!
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, Gaming,
I'm a long time Dell tech, and having recently retired, I've got a small business buying up broken Dell machines andrepairing/refurb'ing, putting Linux on them and reselling.. I specialize in D-series Latitudes and especially look for oneson Craigslist/eBay with the Nvidia video options. My suggestion is to PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE clarify the "system configuration/original configuration" parts list. Currently, reading it, is like trying to read swahili. Since I request the service tag from the selller prior to buying the broken system, I use it to *try* to determine the original configuration of the machine, ie: video adapter, hard drive size, etc... I'm sure Dell employees understand all of the abbrieviations used in the parts list, but the rest of us do not.....
Categories: Service and Support, Small Business,
A new kind of computer interface, combining advantages of a computer mouse, a touchpad and a touch screen.Introduction - current state and proposed solutionThe advantages of touch screens are commonly known and include, inter alia, simplicity and comfort of use. However, such screens are at the same time not free from defects. These include above all provoking painful fatigue of the operator's hand, especially when the display is situated in the position close to vertical, which is common while working on a notebook PC for instance (so-called gorilla arm). Another drawback is the very limited precision of pointing caused by relatively big sizes of human fingers. Also, this type of interface results in fingering the screen of the computer device and making it opaque.The possibility of working with a hand resting on a basis / mouse and greater precision are the main merits of a computer mouse. But yet, the necessity to move the whole device as well as the pointing system's incompatibility with the spreading prevalence of the touch technique (e.g. Windows 8) are on the minus side.By contrast, although a touchpad eliminates the necessity to move the whole device, its week point is - like in a mouse - the limited compatibility with the touch technology.Generally speaking, the touch technique is being widely implemented as the most intuitive and comfortable. On the other hand it is not fully functional in certain situations.The proposed device is supposed to eliminate these shortcomings. It introduces a new quality in non-keyboard computer handling. The interface combines the feature of a computer mouse, that makes it possible to work with a hand supported by a basis, with the feature of a touch screen, which is the possibility to point with fingers; it also brings additional benefits such as no need to move the whole hand (just the fingers) and the more accurate - than in touch display - pointing. The system of precise pointing has been named the "virtual finger".Device description and principle of operationThe device is a kind of a "sensor" in the shape of a flat plate with applicable software. It is used for "scanning" the movements of the operator's fingers, wireless "transmitting" of the movements to the computer system, their visualization on the screen, and for activating the right action after touching the surface of the device (called "sensory surface" hereinafter). The device recognizes and follows the movement of the fingers above the "sensory surface" starting with certain boundary distance and transmits it to the computer display in the form called "shadow" hereinafter.While bringing one or a few fingers at the sufficient distance to the device (shorter than 3 cm), a "shadow" / "shadows" of the finger / fingers appear on the screen.Bringing the fingers closer to the sensory surface diminishes the circumferences of the "shadows" and increases their intensity (concurrently the "shadows" remain translucent, so that the icons under them are still visible).At the last stage of pointing an even more distinct pointer emerges (e.g. index finger icon).When the operator finally touches the "sensory surface" of the device, it reacts as if there was a click on the mouse.The proposed name of the device: "shad-pad" (from shadow pad).
Categories: IdeaStorm, New Product Ideas, Storm Session Topics,
It would be nice if Alienware offered higher-gamut or IPS matte screens. Many potential customers require the GPU power of an Alienware and use their laptops outside or for professional work. Alienware's competitors offer high-quality matte screens, and such screens are already available for Dell's XPS and Precision models. Good anti-glare screens would remove the need for customers to create costly, risky modifications to replace the glossy LCD or remove the plexiglass above. Even if Alienware offered matte screens as optional upgrades to the glossy panels now available, the option would provide much additional value for Alienware laptops.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, Alienware,
The flip design is an awesome idea. However, I would like a bigger screen. Why does a tablet have to be so small? Please make one of these with a 15" or bigger screen with more power and memory - and I will buy 3 of them: 1 for each of my student children and one for my wife and I. Beef it up! Please, please, please!
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, New Product Ideas,
Recently a key broke off from my fairly new laptop. The warranty had just expired days earlier. I was shocked when I called the dell service desk, and they said the only option would be to send in my laptop and spend $170 for a replacement keyboard. I had done research before I called, and found websites that sold the keys (Keys, the plastic support piece, and the rubber cup) for around $4. When I told the Dell rep that I was going to peruse this other website for the replacement piece, he got angry and said "There is no website in the world that you can buy individual laptop keys from". I ordered the key, and it came a few days later. Worked like a charm.I find it hard to believe that it is impossible to buy the laptop keys from dell. I understand that older models would not be available. I would have much rather purchased this from dell, over some random website. In the end, this website came through like a champ, and I came away with a sour experience with dell.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Dell Web Site, Service and Support,
Would be great if we could somehow implement a POE jack into the existing RJ45 plug.I spent alot of time playing around with IP camera's and wireless radio equipment - testing and configuring. normally requiring access to a 240v power plug just to power up a device in 12~24v capacity, im sure it wouldnt cost much and be a great way to market your product above the competition!Alot of devices are being powered by ethernet these days, from IP camera's to weatherstationsthanks,
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops,
As a owner of a Dell Inspiron 530s SFF system I got secondhand, I opened it to clean the dust and noticed how small the CPU cooler is, and needless to say I was shocked being it can handle a much larger CPU cooler, despite being a SFF system. There is wasted room in this and many other Dell systems like it where a better CPU cooler can be used, but isn't done. I have also seen this done on the BTX Dells where they use a puny heatsink in a huge CPU cooling shroud and it leaks more air then it cools. This is rediculous on so many levels, it's not even funny. I would like to see Dell use better CPU coolers then they do now. I find it sad the CPU cooler from a 2007 Barebone PC that fits in this system is much better then the factory one. I should not have had to replce my CPU cooler to get better tempatures for the CPU. I also used much better thermal paste then Dell, which made a huge difference compared to the stock material too.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops,
For professional users, provide an option to get 16:10 format or 3:2 for the screen.What matter for us is high quality screen, excellent led backlight with decent physical _height_ because we program, design, use office suite and very little video.I'm not speaking of pixel resolution BUT physical aspect ration.I have a m4400 upgraded with an SSD and I'm just hoping not to need to buy a mac book pro just because they provide laptop with good aspect ratio for WORK...
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Sam Warburton has been named on the Wales replacements' bench for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash against Italy in Rome.
Wales' interim head coach Rob Howley confirmed his list of substitutes on Tuesday after giving a resounding vote of confidence last week to the team that beat France 16-6 and ended an eight-Test losing run.
Warburton, Wales' 2011 World Cup captain who led them to Six Nations title and Grand Slam glory last season, missed the Stade de France encounter because of a shoulder injury.
His fellow back-row forward Ryan Jones took over as skipper, with Justin Tipuric wearing the number seven shirt for a game that saw Wales claim their first victory in Paris since 2005.
Warburton is now fit for a return to action, and he will be joined on the bench by Ospreys lock Alun-Wyn Jones.
Jones suffered a shoulder injury during the Millennium Stadium defeat against Argentina three months ago, and he subsequently underwent surgery.
But he was called into Wales' Six Nations squad last week and has made a couple of comeback appearances for the Ospreys, confirming his fitness.
Cardiff Blues lock Lou Reed and Scarlets flanker Aaron Shingler drop out of the match-day 23 on duty against France, with Howley's bench contingent boasting a total of 264 caps.
Victory for Wales at the Stadio Olimpico would keep them firmly in the Six Nations title race ahead of their remaining fixtures next month against Scotland and England.
Howley said: "We announced last week that we would reward the starting XV that beat France by keeping faith with the same line-up for this weekend's game.
"The side is fit and raring to go and on the bench we have brought in Sam (Warburton) and Alun Wyn (Jones), who have both returned from injury which is a boost to the squad.
"In France, the players showed real determination and resilience and we will need that again in Rome.
"Italy have already showed so far in this campaign what they are capable of, so we know the challenge we will be facing on Saturday."
Team: L Halfpenny (Cardiff Blues); A Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), J Davies (Scarlets), J Roberts (Cardiff Blues), G North (Scarlets); D Biggar (Ospreys), M Phillips (Bayonne); G Jenkins (Toulon), R Hibbard (Ospreys), A Jones (Ospreys), A Coombs (Newport Gwent Dragons), I Evans (Ospreys), R Jones (Ospreys, capt), J Tipuric (Ospreys), T Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons).
Replacements: K Owens (Scarlets), P James (Bath), C Mitchell (Exeter), A-W Jones (Ospreys), S Warburton (Cardiff Blues), L Williams (Cardiff Blues), J Hook (Perpignan), S Williams (Scarlets).
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The Barbarians are one of the top invitational rugby sides with a long history and classic rugby jersey.
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The Lions are ready to get their Australia tour underway. They arrive in Perth on Monday.
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The USA Rugby Pro Alternate rugby jersey is perfect for any fan of the Eagles. Get yours to wear during the summer Test matches.
The NEW All Blacks 2013/14 jersey has arrived at World Rugby Shop. Dare to wear the colors of the All Blacks.


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Painting Baseboards
By: Amanda Campbell
Updated: August 30, 2010
So here�s a quick tip that will help you keep your carpet clean. Take some wide masking tape and tear off a usable length. Take the length of the tape and put it as close to the baseboard as you can. Put it on top of the carpet so that you cover the little threads. Then tuck the tape down under the baseboard. To do this, use a putty knife, which will help you get the tape under the baseboard. You want to keep the tape on the carpet but not on the baseboard. Now once you have it all tucked in, attach some old newspaper to the other end of your tape. Now this will protect your carpet even further. Do this around the entire area room before you begin painting. Once you are through you will be able to paint your baseboards without having to worry about your carpet.
Use small amounts of paint for a thin coat, and brush back into the wet paint to blend it well. Brush lightly on the last strokes to minimize brush marks.
After the final coat is completely dry, take the protective masking tape off the trim. Avoid smearing any wet globs that have fallen on the newspaper while doing this, and have a garbage bag handy. Immediately put the messy tape into it. As an added bonus, when you tear up the tape and paper, the tape will have all the dirt and dust attached to it that your vacuum cleaner couldn�t reach.
Whenever you are painting a room or several rooms for that matter, paint the wall large surfaces first. You will need to protect the walls, windows, and ceiling surrounding the trim. Plastic shields with handles are handy to quickly protect windows and walls from the trim paint. While it's not a big deal to get wall paint on the trim, you definitely don�t want to get glossy trim paint on the walls. Glossy paint will stand out and be very visible on a flat, latex base. Be sure to wipe the shields clean after every few brushstrokes. Once again, you can use wide masking tape to protect the walls, windows, and ceiling. The tape method takes a little more time, but it is worth it in the long run.
When you have painted all the large surface areas you can move on to the trim and woodwork. In order to paint these areas successfully, you really need to get into another mind set. Up until now most of your work has been on large surfaces, and detailing was not important. Attention to detail and care at this stage is very important, it will mean the difference between a professional looking job and a sloppy one.
To paint the trim and woodwork you want to use smaller angled brushes. A 1 1/2" angled sash brush is often used for narrow molding and a 2" trim brush on wider trim. As you apply the paint to the trim and woodwork, keep a supply of clean rags nearby; you will need these to immediately wipe off any excess paint that gets on the previously painted surfaces. With oil-based paints, use a little mineral spirits or paint thinner. With water-based paints, a mild detergent and water will work well. Oil-based paints are most often used on trim because they have a more durable finish. With the enamel paints, fingerprints are more easily removed. On trim that has been previously stained, bleeding may occur so two coats of shellac will be needed first.
Always paint horizontal surfaces first and then vertical surfaces. Begin with the trim closest to the ceiling and work down. Do baseboards last. When doing baseboards, paint the top edge first, then the floor edge, and finally the large center area last with a larger brush.
Be sure to paint the inner sections of doors and windows before the outer portions. Because windows have so many small areas, you need to be patient and paint these areas with great care. Apply the paint right down to the glass. The paint will thereby create a seal between the wood and the glass. You can either tape the glass or coat it by putting wet newspaper scraps on the glass. If you are applying masking tape to the panes, leave a hairline crack of glass exposed between the tape and the wood to be sure you have a good paint seal between the wood and glass. As soon as the paint is dry remove the tape or peal of the wet newspaper.
Be sure to raise and lower the sashes a few times while the paint is drying to be sure they do not dry stuck. Think twice before painting the jambs (the area where the window slides) unless you feel it is absolutely necessary. After the window is dry, rub a candle over any wood jamb so that the window will open more easily.
If at all possible, remove the doors from their hinges then remove all hardware and set them on sawhorses before you paint. You can paint flat doors easily with a roller. Panel doors are a different story. With panel doors, paint the molding first and then the inside edges of the panel cavities, followed by the panels. Finally, paint all the horizontal and vertical pieces around the panels. If the door opens into the room, paint the door's latch edge, the jamb, and the door side of the doorstop as well. Once the door is dry, replace the hardware and re-hang the door.


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Hollins University Graduate Center
P.O. Box 9603
Roanoke, VA 24020-1603
(540) 362-6575
Fax: (540) 362-6288
Hollins' distinctive graduate programs serve men and women who want a graduate degree from a nationally acclaimed liberal arts university.
The Children's Literature program offers graduate students an M.A. or an M.F.A. degree in the study and writing of children's and young adult literature over a period of three to five summers. Learn more »
Certficate in Children's Book Illustration
The goal of this program is to help artists develop a personal vision and style for tomorrow's picture book market. Learn more »
The Hollins Creative Writing program is a two-year, full-time program designed for aspiring writers of literature; nationally known for its graduates and faculty of published writers. According to the Dictionary of Literary Biography, it is the best creative writing program in the U.S. Learn more »
The dance program at Hollins is a 60-credit degree which offers students an opportunity to immerse themselves for six weeks of the summer in an international community of the American Dance Festival followed by the intimate learning atmosphere at Hollins University. Learn more »
The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program is for people interested in advancing their careers or exploring new ones. The interdisciplinary curriculum is flexible and features fall, spring, and summer terms, day and evening classes, full or part-time enrollments. Learn more »
The Hollins summer Playwriting program is designed for those interested in playwriting as well as those who want an academic study of theatre with the playscript as the central foundation. The six-week intensive schedule makes getting a graduate degree possible in just a few summers without sacrificing personal and professional goals. Learn more »
Screenwriting and Film Studies is a summer program. While the M.A. is designed for those whose interest lies more in the academic study of film, the M.F.A. is for students who wish to focus strongly on the screenwriting component. Learn more »
Teaching (M.A.T.) Track 1 is for career teachers who want to learn more about teaching or to assume new leadership roles in their schools. Individualized programs are developed to meet students' needs. Track 2 is a flexible year-round program to earn initial licensure. Licensure only is another option for people who already have a college degree and want to obtain licensure but without pursuing a master's degree. Learn more »
The Certificate of Advanced Studies (C.A.S.) is granted when students enrolled have completed 10 graduate level courses beyond the master's degree. This certificate provides current teachers an opportunity to obtain courses necessary to teach dual enrollment courses at the high school level. The certificate is also useful to those who desire to teach in a community college setting but do not have the required number of graduate-level courses in a particular subject area to meet the college's faculty requirements. Learn more »


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Does anybody knows any resource that can show my how to make my own "Dropbox, Ubuntu One" server at home.
I really like the idea of these service, but I don't want to put my stuff in the clouds. Ideally, it should have client that runs on Linux and Windows.
I tried to setup iFolder on my Ubuntu 10.04, but without any success so far.


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The Tour Down Under is an elite cycling race in and around Adelaide, South Australia. The race is held in January of each year and attracts riders from around the world. In 2008 the Tour Down Under became the first UCI ProTour in Australia, and the following year it became the inaugural event of the UCI World Ranking calendar.
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The Adelaide Fringe is an annual open-access arts festival run over four weeks in Adelaide, during February and March each year. Adelaide Fringe literally takes over the entire city with 900 events staged in pop up venues in parks, warehouses, lane-ways and empty buildings as well as established venues such as theatres, hotels, art galleries, cafes and town halls. Unlike a curated festival, the open-access nature of Adelaide Fringe means that anyone with a show, exhibition or cultural event is able to register and be part of Australia's largest arts event. The result is one of the most diverse arts festivals in the world, renowned for fresh ideas, spontaneity and fun.
1-17 March 2013
Held annually the Adelaide Festival is Australia's largest multi-arts festival. With a focus on the contemporary each Adelaide Festival program features the best in opera, theatre, dance, music, cabaret, new media events, literature, outdoor entertainment, the visual arts, master classes, forums and a purpose-built late night club. The Adelaide Festival is also known for its high profile events including the much-loved Adelaide Writers' Week, Adelaide International (AI), Artists' Week and the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art.
8-11 March 2013
Over the past 20 years WOMADelaide has become one of the nation's favourite outdoor festivals, not only because of the unique and extraordinary music it presents, but also because of its beautiful and friendly vibe. Families are welcome (kids 12 and under get free entry) and the diversity of the audience is almost as astounding as the line-up.
22-31 May 2013
The COME OUT Festival is Australia's premier festival of contemporary art, performance and creativity for children and young people and the largest event of its kind in the world.
10-20 October 2013
Winner of the 2007 IF Award for Best Film Festival and listed in Variety Magazine's Top 50 Unmissable Film Festivals around the world, the biennial Adelaide Film Festival (BAFF) is an 11 day celebration of the moving image in all its manifestations. Established in 2002, the AFF is Australia's premiere film event, celebrating contemporary screen culture from around Australia and the world.
The 2009 AFF program saw a line-up of films from 49 countries and screened 64 Australian premieres with 23 world premieres and attracted over 47,000 patrons. The 2011 program looks set to match and surpass those numbers. Make sure you are part of Australia's most dynamic film event.


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Tag Archives: bohemia interactive
Thu, Mar 14, 2013 | 18:07 GMT
Arma 3 Alpha Lite is now available
The free, limited version of the Arma 3 Alpha, called the Arma 3 Alpha Lite, is now available. It does not include multiplayer or modding support, and is invite-only, and a spot can be obtained from people who have purchased the Arma 3 Alpha. Invites will also be randomly distributed via the Arma 3 social channels and as giveaways by media outlets. The ArmA 3 Alpha Lite expires on June 15, does not provide access to the beta and does not include a copy of the final game. The game releases in Q3 2013.
Sat, Mar 09, 2013 | 16:34 GMT
DayZ dev blog discusses zombie pathfinding and mass spawning server side
A devblog showing some in game footage of DayZ Standalone has been released. It discusses a solution to the "zombie zig zag", "server side mass zombie spawns, and loot spawning inside wrecks." While the video pretty much touches on everything mentioned on the blog side of things, if you prefer to read, you can scan for information on: the inventory system, crafting, expanding the health system, the Chernarus expansion, loot spawning, and more. Video is below.
Tue, Mar 05, 2013 | 16:14 GMT
Arma 3 Alpha test is live, "sneak preview" trailer released
Bohemia Interactive has released an Arma 3 trailer which provides a "sneak preview" at the shooter. The Alpha test has gone live today, and you can pick it up on from Steam and the Bohemia store.
Fri, Mar 01, 2013 | 16:12 GMT
Arma 3 shots show slight revisions made to content
Bohemia Interactive has sent over a new batch of screenshots for Arma 3 which depict slight revisions made to the playable and sandbox content.
Tue, Feb 26, 2013 | 15:32 GMT
ArmA 3 Alpha test starts next week, pre-purchasing nets full access
Bohemia Interactive has announced an Alpha test for ArmA 3 and details on how you can get a spot in it.
Fri, Feb 22, 2013 | 10:38 GMT
DayZ dev diary unleashes the art of being a zombie
It's always nice to slaughter zombies on a Friday. Dean Hall recently confirmed the DayZ standalone will feature new content every week, and has released a video highlighting the upcoming title's motion-capture development.
Thu, Feb 21, 2013 | 14:54 GMT
Arma 3 is Steam exclusive, Bohemia Interactive confirms
Arma 3 developer Bohemia Interactive has confirmed that the latest instalment in its military shooter series will be launching exclusively on Steam.
Mon, Feb 18, 2013 | 22:05 GMT
DayZ Standalone remade assets looks pretty sweet
Bohemia Interactive has released a pile of new character and environment images for the standalone release of DayZ. Once expected to be a simple conversion of the existing mod, the project has since blown out to a full remake, and it's paying off, as the new assets show. Check out the images through the break. The accompanying developer update promised new content every week.
Mon, Feb 18, 2013 | 01:07 GMT
DayZ Standalone to update with new content every week
DayZ Standalone's collection of weapons, clothing, and items will expand regularly, and project lead Dean "Rocket" Hall hopes to make the content free if possible.
Fri, Feb 15, 2013 | 13:05 GMT
Arma 2: Complete Collection hits Bohemia store, has everything needed to run DayZ
Arma 2: Complete Collection has been released today by developer Bohemia Interactive. The all-in-one pack compiles every shred of the game's DLC to date, as well as everything you need to get Dean Hall's Arma 2 mod DayZ to run.
Tue, Apr 02, 2013 | 07:21 BST
DayZ standalone: first footage released in new devblog
DayZ's standalone release is really happening, you guys, as this video of it in action confirms.
Fri, Feb 01, 2013 | 15:23 GMT
ArmA 3′s main island renamed 'Altis', to distinguish it from Lemnos
Bohemia Interactive has renamed the main Greek island in ArmA 3 'Altis', instead of its original name 'Limnos' where two of its developers were held prisoner last year.
Wed, Jan 30, 2013 | 14:44 GMT
ArmA Tactics announced for Nvidia Tegra devices, coming Q2 2013
ArmA 3 developer Bohemia Interactive has announced ArmA Tactics, a new turn-based title for Nvidia Tegra devices that will launch during Q2 2013.
Tue, Jan 29, 2013 | 03:10 GMT
DayZ creator: Origins mod "awesome" but title "unfortunate"
DayZ developer Dean "Rocket" Hall has no issues with ArmA 2 mod DayZ: Origins, despite his dislike of certain other competitors.
Fri, Jan 25, 2013 | 17:21 GMT
DayZ standalone dev update contains new screens, discusses lighting and closed test process
Dean Hall has posted new screenshots of the stand-alone version of DayZ.
Tue, Jan 15, 2013 | 14:02 GMT
ARMA 3 devs released on bail, free to return home
The two Bohemia Interactive developers imprisoned in Greece since last September on charges of espionage have been released on bail and allowed to return home to the Czech Republic.
Tue, Feb 05, 2013 | 04:57 GMT
DayZ standalone delay explained, closed beta on the way
Day Z Standalone clearly didn't make its 2012 release date, but is very near to closed beta testing, with developer lead Dean "Rocket" Hall explaining the delay with good news for fans.
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 | 14:24 GMT
ArmA 3 release postponed, plans to be finalized in 2013
The release of ArmA 3 has been postponed, Bohemia Interactive has announced. The additional development time will "enable the project to reach its full potential," and a release plan will be finalized next year.
Tue, Dec 11, 2012 | 14:10 GMT
Carrier Command: Gaea Mission demo now available on Xbox 360
A demo for Carrier Command: Gaea Mission is now available Xbox 360, Bohemia Interactive has announced. The demo allows the player to pull off two assaults on the islands of Thermopylae and Granite. Overall it takes about 45 minutes to complete, and its the same demo released on PC back in October.


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Looking for the best printer possible? Whether it's for home or business application, printers play a crucial role in any setting that requires constant printouts, file organization and cost-efficient solutions. However, with the assortment of printer brands, models and series available on the market, the process of shopping for a printer suddenly becomes a grueling and mind-crunching task. And though salespersons are there to assist you when picking the right printing machine for your specific needs and circumstances, sales talks are sometimes not the best source of integral information to base your decision on. This being said, read on as we review Xerox Phaser 8560 Solid-Ink Printer and why it should be mounted onto your home office table or business desk.
Introducing the newest member of Xerox's extensive product range of solid-ink printers for both home and office use, the Phaser 8560/N provides high-end printouts, quick and efficient outputs and a competitive per-page cost. Ideally, it is better to use printers with solid-ink loaded into them as it is more advantageous in several ways, including less produced waste, effortless supply regeneration, quicker yet same high-quality printouts, and an exclusive shiny approach that is perfect for printing outputs that are to be used in presentations, marketing collateral, brochures, pamphlets and so on.
The Xerox Phaser 8560 sports multiple functions and features that are concentrated in high print quality, cost-efficiency and ease of use. So what are the features that contribute to a significantly lower output cost? To start off, the initial printer model itself is a lot cheaper as opposed to other top-of-the-line printer models and series on the market. You can buy it for as low as $500 to $700, depending on the retailer. Another useful cost-efficient feature is the Xerox Usage Analysis Tool, which manages the printer usage and expenses by means of collecting, organizing and scrutinizing the print job accounting information. It is also a great alternative as opposed to sending them out to commercial printing services or quick copy stores, which lead to better savings in time, effort and money. You can print your data in-house without having any doubts of the output's quality.
In terms of quality, the Xerox Phaser 8560 delivers impressive print detail, considering the price it comes in. It is able to print both colored and black copies with up to 30 pages/min. It has an exclusive Solid-Ink Color Technology that is able to deliver rich, glossy colors on every type and piece of paper, from cover-weight stock to reusable paper material. Xerox Phaser 8560 also has an Adobe PostScript 3 and an electronic color improvement tools that guarantee competent and precise printouts. It also boasts a 2400 FinePoint feature, which improves print resolution and creates impressive detail that you'll love and share.
In terms of simplicity and ease of use, the Xerox Phaser 8560 is easy to install on any computer network with only a few clicks of the button. It doesn't require any toner cartridges and has an automatic on-screen alert system that notifies you and is able to assist when a print assignment requires attention. This is made possible through an exclusive Xerox Printing Scout Technology.
When you buy an hp LaserJet printer you expect a certain amount of reliability and sustained quality in your use of that printer over time. After investing so much into an expensive piece of equipment that you no doubt plan on using day in and day out in your office, school, or library you cannot afford to have it fail or produce documents of inconsistent quality. However, the printer is only part of the equation. The toner that large printing centers devour, mowing through cartridge after cartridge, actually quickly develops into an expenditure much larger than the initial cost of the printer. Knowing the details specific to hp toner cartridges, such as HP CP1215 toner, for instance, is very important to any modern printing center which uses HP technology, and can save you time and money in ways you might not expect.
Modern printer users may often be tempted to use non OEM (original equipment manufacturer) toner cartridges or remanufactured cartridges from third parties. In both cases the cartridges in question are not produced by HP industries themselves, but rather by other corporations using old cartridges and refilling them or reproducing them to fit HP type printers. These toner packs are much less expensive than genuine HP hardware and can be obtained both on the internet and in office supply stores the world over.
The diminished cost to these toner packs can be startling. For instance, a cartridge of HP CP2025 toner in black from the actual HP website costs 125 dollars. Color cartridges are similarly priced, but more expensive as it takes cyan, magenta, and yellow together to create color images. On eBay, reconstructed toner cartridges for the same model are only one hundred dollars for the entire set of 4 (black, magenta, yellow, and cyan). These savings are startling and should certainly be considered when you are investigating obtaining large supplies of toner for the future.
However, according to research sites, these remanufactured cartridges (from among a wide selection of reputable remanufactured cartridge retailers) had a 33.8 % rate of reliability failures. That is, 7 % were dead on arrival and failed before they could actually be used, and 27 % printed 50 % of pages that were below useable quality standards for an office or professional setting. HP cartridges simply did not exhibit these issues, in all tests. As far as print quality, 96% of all the pages printed by the name brand HP toner were classified as acceptable for all uses. Only 65 % of the remanufactured toner packs could be called the same. Thus, HP decidedly proved to produce products which were far superior to their knock-off competitors.
Which only goes to say that you get what you pay for. HP toner, which is far more expensive in every case, is also of much higher quality. In fact, it can be said that if you calculate the price spent on reprinting failed pages with the remanufactured toner, and compare it to genuine HP toner, you actually save somewhere in the realm of seventy dollars a cartridge. While this figure may be rather inflated (as it does come from the HP press releases) it is something that should be considered as you choose which toner to use for your machine. It should also be noted that if you do buy remanufactured or third party toner rather than genuine HP toner cartridges, it is very possible that the low quality toner, combined possibility that the hardware might not quite line up (not be perfectly constructed or compatible) you can damage your printer—if not all at once then slowly over time as the mechanisms become gummed up.
This may be a tough line to swallow considering the massive price increase when going from remanufactured to genuine toner. However, there are other options. One option is to research an online retailer. Some sites have comparable pricing and may offer discounts. At the very least, you may obtain more knowlegde about the product. Also, consulting large retailers of genuine toner can often lead to the real thing, but at a decreased price. Especially with large orders or the occasional storewide special or discount. If you happen to find such a deal, do not hesitate too long to jump on it. Landing a good solid source of toner that will last at a good price is worth a little impulsiveness—provided that the toner does tend to genuine and the store is reputable (check the reviews to get a feel for this).
Genuine HP toner also has another important benefit. If you have real cartridges you can actually go to the HP website and get prepaid envelopes to recycle your old toner packages. These will then be recycled and reused, helping the environment. By donating these cartridges to schools and libraries you can also help them raise funds, doubling up on your philanthropic impact with very little effort on your offices part.
Going paperless and going green are great ways to help the environment. But at some point you will run out of reasons why you should not print something out. Because, lets face it, we all need a printed paper page at some point (take that Kindle). So, when you finally do work your way through your printer and need replacement ink cartridges you should not worry about it too much. Just get yourself up and go head over to the computer instead of the retail store, and prepare to get some ink back.
Unlike mine craft, in which you need to fall into a lake and punch a squid to death in order to obtain ink, ordering a new supply from the internet is a decidedly non-violent process. The process of selling ink, however, is. Everyone is trying to get the top spot to sell you your next ink cartridge. The name brands like HP or Epson send out warnings about half full reconditioned old cartridges, a scam ripping you and them off of millions of dollars a year. Little ink monsters dance around the screen to get your attention that you are spending too much. And, they have price wars.
If you can find yourself shopping during one of these wars you can walk away with printing cartridges for cheap, and all it takes is a little shipping time. The beauty of competition on the internet is that any consumer in the world can benefit from it instantly. But be wary of those who sell their product for cheap but their shipping for gold. A lot of people get taken every day by that one.
If you do not yet feel prepared to go out and get your ink just read up on more articles to help you understand your printer and where and how to get the best deals buying your replacement ink. Happy hunting.
If you need replacement toner cartridges your best bet is to start online. First, go to eBay or amazon.com and enter the long version of what you want. Look for your model printer, the cartridge number, the year… etc. The more specific your search the more specific your results will be.
Unfortunately this step is not always enough to find you the best deal out there. Especially if you want a quality cartridge or if you want to buy in bulk. You may need to search specifically for cartridge numbers, as some fit to multiple model printers and including those in your search may be excluding good results. You may need to search for items that ship specifically from the United States as well as many generic, low quality ink cartridges are posted on eBay-type sites from factories and outlets oversees. Some of these outlets may actually be a good investment, but it is probably best to order a trial product before you place a large order.
If you want genuine printer equipment at a discount price, try searching for companies on Google. Larger companies with stocks of name brand toner will usually have their own website and discounts for customers ordering large stocks of toner. If you find a good deal do not be afraid to contact their customer service and ask about discounts for bulk orders or other specials they may be having. It can save you money and time later on.
Dont be afraid to take some time and really dig into your search. Your persistence will be rewarded.
The internet holds many surprises-and many for those seeking arts and crafts projects as well. If you are looking to get a hold of good ink for less money to meet your crafting needs take a few minutes and read a good Printing Guide to help you understand the printing industry and maybe jump ahead on your project as well.
A good printing guide should inform you, give you hints and ideas for what to do to keep your Sunday school class or school group going so that they have something beautiful to take home to their parents. Or else it should inspire you with images and concepts that you can work into your own scrap booking or personal keepsake album. The options are endless for what a good guide can tell you. But a great guide… A great guide will do even more.
A great guide should be readable, instructive, with step by step instructions and pictures to help you on your way. It should contain images of the finished result as well as instructions for finding the supplies you need for as little cost as possible. Of course not every guide will do this at once. It really depends on what you are trying to do. But you can always tell a great guide from a good one. And there are plenty of terrible printing guides out there as well.
Terrible printing guides often include a few lines of text, some dotted lines, big words—and lots and lots of pay per click adds, some of which will probably be for photo book sites that will cost you much more than you want to spend for a project that you obviously intend to be homemade. Avoid these, find the good eggs, and make sure to pass them onto your friends. Everyone needs a good referral now and again.
The great technology companies of the present all have stories, stories of innovation by individuals willing to take risks and chance everything on the hope that their innovations could make life better through technology that did not yet exist. The story of Epson Corp is no different.
Epson Corp began as a project Hisao Yamazaki founded in Japan in 1942 under the name Daiwa Kogyo, Ltd. An innovative watch maker, Yamazaki made huge progress following the second world war and his company was named the official timekeepers of the 1964 world Olympics in Tokyo. Requiring a better system to keep records for the events, Yamazaki developed the worlds first mini-printer only four years later. Since then, both Seiko watches and Epson (Son of Electronic Printer) Printers have flourished on the world market, even going so far as to have created a standard printing information code used throughout the industry.
There have been some hiccups for the company in the past ten years, however. Because Epson designed their inkjet printing cartridges to hold extra ink which by design cannot be used on paper (and is therefore wasted) consumer groups in both America and Europe have filed suites and called for boycotts. One notable occurrence happened in the Netherlands in 2003 as nearly 700000 people boycotted the product lines over this ink. However, a retraction was soon posted as this reservoir is necessary to keep the inkjet heads wet and properly functioning.
While corporations such as Epson, HP, Dell, and others may seem huge, towering, and impersonal they all began with simple roots and together are working to make advances in the world of consumer products, in the technology of humanity itself. Their ingenuity has been rewarded and their products now can be found worldwide.
The modern man cannot seem to get away from ink. I mean, seriously. Its everywhere I go. I might ask What is ink but there are probably more expert informers on the internet to field that question for you. Instead, here is my experience with ink.
I write, I write a lot. When I can at least. There is nothing better than being fully absorbed with a good book or curled up in a windowsill with a pad of paper and a fountain pen loaded with that horribly staining black fluid that yet makes my sloppy, over-fast handwriting look somehow drawn out and elegant. I love it, even when it puts black spots in my bedding or stains my hands purple for days at a time.
And after I write with it in notebook upon notebook, overcoming my absorption with TV or games or even the well-meaning necessary realization and time spent chilling with friends and family, my words are not done with ink. Rather they are simply beginning as everything my fountain pen writes I must type into my computer, edit agonizingly, and then print it, spraying glorious sticky black toner down upon the page and feeling that lingering heat as a corporate constructed machine produces my masterpieces—or my fevered frantic scribblings alternately.
I must thank HP and Epson and all the inktoner sellers of the internet. Because of them I get to feel that satisfaction that the ancient Chinese or medieval Germans felt when they pressed down on the sheets of parchment, lifting the device over and over to press their painted on ink into something that could be read by or read too their fellow countrymen. I get to see my ideas made real, given form. It is a great gift, this ink.
Human beings are curious creatures, or at least they can be if they take the time to actually thing about curious things. Perhaps one of the most curious things around you, if you are in school, work for home, or work in an office setting, is the nearby printer. If you do not believe me just set your cat down in front of it and see what happens. Printers move by themselves, work quickly (sometimes) and are capable of drawing with far more precision than a human being can. How do they manage this? How does a Inkjet Printer work?
Although the article above goes into much more detail, all inkjet printers (no matter their basic type) work the same basic way. That is, they shoot tiny microscopic dots of ink from an equally small jet. It takes thousands and thousands of these dots to make an image together and they are applied very quickly. How exactly the printer manages it is something that How Stuff Works is more than happy to reveal and explain.
When you hit print the computer sends data to the printer which takes and transforms that data into a pattern for the nozzles, the jets, to use. First the printer cleans the nozzles, some of the very first stuttering sounds you hear from the machine. Then the paper is pulled up and the nozzles begin moving across the paper. They move, spray, move, spray, move spray thousands and thousands of times with perfect accuracy, going so fast that it seems they are moving continuously. Meanwhile the paper is stopping and starting so that the nozzles can go back and forth.
Inkjets, unlike laser printers, can use both color and black ink, varying which nozzles are used to create colorful patters. They may be louder than a LaserJet, and not as fast, but they are cheaper and oh so much more fun for that new kitten you got.
Are you the type who sits around and tries to figure out how things work? Did you ever get in trouble for taking apart the toaster or the TV remote when you were little, building huge towers of legos and kinects and trying to makes sense of how the world works? Well it is time to grow up—not to say that you should stop investigating, but that you should do it in a more efficient and, frankly, more informed way. How stuff works is a great website containing schematics and information on how just about everything works. Including how a Laser Printer functions.
Laser printers are usually used in schools or offices where there is a lot of continuous printing going on most of the day. They run hot and fast and are more efficient than inkjet printers, using supplies of toner powder rather than a reservoir of liquid ink. To understand how these manage to use a laser to spit out dozens of sheets of paper and letters a minute, we need to understand static electricity.
When things are charged either positively or negatively they attract each other. This information is better and more fully explained in the article above but a laser writes a negative image on a revolving positive drum. This negative image (your text or picture) draws the positively charged toner particles to it. When this drum then roles over your paper the ink is pulled by a stronger positive charge down onto the paper.
Then the paper passes through a hot fuser and the ink is melted and fixed onto your document! Of course, there are other little steps and control systems. But in basic, this is how your printer works—and if you are one of those fascinated souls, how stuff works can tell you even more about the process!
If you are looking to save money on the ink and toner you are using for school, work, or hobbies take a look at different sources for ink shopping on the internet. It will give you decided advantages as you secure your new discount ink supplies for years to come, so long as you know where to look and how to filter the junk from the good stuff.
If you are serious about buying a large amount of cheap toner for old printers, why not look somewhere that specializes in selling the same? Numerous online websites exist to offer large supplies of virtually every printer cartridge in use today. And they make very sure to keep prices down. Because on the internet every seller has to compete instantaneously with every other seller on the web (like a huge marketplace where everyone has the same products) the seller willing to mark down the most will receive the most attention and do very well.
This competition effect works out very well for the individual looking to buy toner for cheap. The prices are forced lower and the seller selling the lowest becomes gradually more visible. Contrast this with physical retail stores which have their visitors in a choke-hold. If they do not like the prices they have to drive somewhere else.
So, read the guides found on this blog and use the advantages of the internet, competition and easy search protocols, to help you narrow down to the best ink deals you have ever seen—and then strike and reap the rewards!


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