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Layout Master 1.1
Layout Master is an HTML and cascading stylesheet page layout editor that helps you develop Web page layouts using CSS2 and HTML/XHTML.
Each element of the page can be selected and positioned according to your preferences by using the flexible options contained within the program. Layout Master uses drag-and-drop and properties editors to let you easily create the pages that you want. It doesn't replace existing HTML and Web design tools; it complements the ones that you already use. Take advantage of Layout Master to create and edit page layouts; then continue using the other tools.
Key features:
- Layouts can be designed using any units, including EMS, percentages and pixels
- Layouts can be edited either with Layout Master's editors, or with drag-and-drop
- Alignment tools provide numerous alignment options
- With the program's editors, you can easily add background colors, images and borders to the elements in your design
- HTML, text and image-based elements can be added easily and even dropped from the Finder
- The program contains a user-configurable grid, rulers and guides to make working with layouts for the Web as easy
- Edit the appearance properties of your page, including its background color and image
For more information, including updates, please read the documentation or visit the home page.Note
I was able to run this program on an iMac running Mac OS 9.0.4, and an iMac running Mac OS X.


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Mike Reilly (Team Bison) – "There are two very different Andrei Arloski's. One is really an average fighter who panics under pressure – the other is a stone cold killer with the hands of a top 10 pro boxer, the skills of a world class grappler, and the mind of a rapid Pitbull on crack who just found someone banging his wife on Christmas morning. This Andrei could be the best one the planet. This Andrei can drop any man, at anytime. His straight right is a king maker. There is only one Fedor. The quintessential Russian fighter. He can beat you with overwhelming forces. He can beat you with guile. And he can take a beating so server that it would kill a dozen lesser men. The saying goes that "Russians are born to bleed, but never die." I foresee a long drawn out bloody civil war. This may be the fight that makes most of the world turn away as every vodka loving son of a bitch watches that much closer. In the end I see Fedor outlasting the Pitbull. Draining him and finishing him last in the fight as a non-Russian ref finally puts and end to the fight. However if the Pitbull lands that clean straight right we will see the last legend of the sport fall."
PDG: So much to lose by taking this fight and not much to win. Why did you as a top 3 Heavyweight in the world take this fight? Barnett: Because it's a fight; Plain and simple. I can wait around to fight one guy and let my career pass me by or I can get in there and do what I love to do: commit murder.
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Wasn't the Super Bowl Lovely? That's Nice, Now Bring on the Baseball! + Pujol's WBC, C.J. Wilson's Hair and More
Alright then. That's over now. And by 'that' I mean football season. The Super Bowl was fun and all. Yes, I know that mistakes were made on both sides but, hey, I was entertained, especially in the 2nd half. And Jacoby Jones made me exclaim colorful variants on "No way! That's so great! Wow!" on several occasions. I mean, I only watch maybe 4 football games a year, so I don't really know what's normal, but his performance looked pretty special to me. However, my point is, it's over now. Even the postgame crying, cheering and speeches part. Heck, with the Ravens' win, the jokes and gripes about the power outage will probably even taper off sooner than they would have otherwise. So, to make a long story short — too late! – can we have baseball now please? I know, I know. Just a few more days until pitchers and catchers report and then it isn't really that much longer until Opening Day but…but…that's just not good enough. I want baseball now. *sigh* Oh well, in the meantime…
I do wish Albert Pujols would drop the idea of trying to play in the World Baseball Classic. I know that he enjoys playing for the Dominican Republic and would love to continue doing so but the man just had knee surgery. Yes, it was a minor procedure, he had it back in October and allegedly the knee feels good. Sure, everything could be just fine. But what if it's not? Look, Pujols had a notoriously slow start last season, a fact which I certainly found frustrating at the time but have never held against him. However, judging from Twitter, Facebook and behavior at the games, many other Angels fans have barely forgiven Albert for the slow start, if at all. Especially in light of this environment I think that it would be an excellent PR gesture on his part if Pujols made it clear that his commitment to the Angels is a priority and that he won't do anything that even gives the appearance of risking his health for the season in any way…any way such as, for example, playing in the World Baseball Classic right after knee surgery instead of going through the normal Spring Training warm up into readiness for the season.
Besides, it's clear that this is what his bosses expect of him as well. Angels GM Jerry Dipoto is diplomatically quoted as saying "It's our understanding that Albert will be with us the entirety of spring training and we look forward to having him." I don't imagine that Dipoto intended that as a suggestion and, really, baseball can't be so very different from more normal sorts of jobs in that, seriously, it's best to do what your boss wants you to do. Now, I understand that WBC insurance doesn't cover players who had surgery in the offseason and therefore MLB is unlikely to approved Pujols playing for the Dominican Republic. For that I am grateful. But given Pujols' insistence that he wants to play, I have a concern that somehow, someone will make an exception. Really, it would be best for all concerned if Pujols chalks this up as being just one more of those "Gosh, it sucks to be a responsible adult sometimes," decisions we all have to make from time to time and moves on.
In other news, C.J. Wilson is set to be a Head and Shoulders Mane Man for 2013. I'll admit it, the Joe Mauer commercials cracked me up and part of me is looking forward to seeing if Wilson's delightful sense of humor comes out in the commercials. However — gosh, am just a giant curmudgeon today or what? — a larger part me is saying, 'Really? Another distraction, C.J.?' Hearing about the resurgence of Wilson's bone spur problems last year – which he had offseason surgery to correct — I do believe that pain and physical issues were far more significant contributors to Wilson's 2012 issues on the mound than his plethora of taxing extracurricular activities. And I absolutely believe players should be able to take advantage of endorsement deals that come their way. However, I can't help but feel that this situation falls into the same category as the one I outlined for Pujols above – an obvious, 'I care deeply about my commitment to the Angels and will not do anything that even gives the appearance of jeopardizing that' gesture is in order, perhaps toning down a few of his other side activities until he's shown post bone spur removal ace stuff again for a while.
All appearances to the contrary, however, I am not all gloom and doom. It's really just the relative lack of news in the offseason skewing things. I am thrilled the Angels hired Omar Vizquel and his 11 Gold Gloves of talent and experience as a new Infield Coach. Seeing Mike Trout in the Subway Super Bowl commercial made me smile – okay, smile and shout "Trout!" but, seriously, who's keeping track? While none of the Angels recent minor league especially acquisitions excite me one way or the other, I am pleased with what these moves symbolize – a realization that the team needs to bulk the farm system back up soon. I'm not sure if these are the right moves for the job but, still, they're a start. And, most important, Angels pitchers and catchers report in one week. I may not be very good at waiting patiently for Opening Day – okay, so I'm not good at it at all – but I will have a lot more tide me over news shortly.


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ASM is proud of its collection attributed to the renowned Hopi-Tewa potter Nampeyo (1860?-1942). Some of the attributions are unassailably correct, while others are more uncertain. Since Nampeyo never signed her pieces herself, the task of positively identifying her works is daunting.
With her fame as a potter came a strong incentive for collectors and dealers to identify Hopi pottery as Nampeyo's, whether they were certain she had actually made a given piece or not. Photographs depicting her with examples of her bowls and jars can be of assistance in helping to authenticate a given piece, but photographers who staged photos of Nampeyo may have included pottery that she did not make. To complicate matters, in her later years Nampeyo often worked in tandem; she would form the vessels and younger relatives, including daughters Annie, Fannie and Nellie, granddaughters Rachel and Daisy, and clan niece Lena Charlie, painted them.
Some pottery in the collection is signed with Nampeyo's name or is otherwise labeled as Nampeyo's in writing directly on the piece. One piece has a gummed label, most likely a Fred Harvey Company tag, which reads: "Made by Nampeyo-Hopi." It is documented that her daughters at times signed her name to her work, and traders and dealers may have as well. Through publication of the "signatures", it is hoped that further insights on the past practices of labeling Nampeyo's pottery can be gained.
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March 15, 2012 | By NASCAR Media Release
Front-running Dale Jr. Leading Hendrick Pack
As Dale Earnhardt Jr. took the lead on Lap 1 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, fans who packed the frontstretch grandstand stood. And stood. And stood some more.
Earnhardt led the first 43 laps (and 70 overall), stamping his name yet again in the top 10. He's up to fourth in points, and currently the flag bearer for Hendrick Motorsports. Earnhardt led all of 52 laps last season, and never more than 17 in a single race.
He's already off to a faster start than last year, a rebound season that ended with a Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup spot. Last season after three races, Earnhardt was 10th in points.
In short, things are looking up for the driver, who continues to watch his wins drought grow to its current state of 132 races.
Regardless, Earnhardt seems a prime candidate among his four HMS brethren to nab the team's oddly elusive 200th victory. Will he outrun teammates Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Kasey Kahne this weekend? A breakdown …
Pros: His Bristol record shows promise. The most laps Earnhardt has ever led in a single race was 295 – and that was at Bristol in 2005. His recent record is one of attrition – a key to Bristol success. Earnhardt has finished on the lead lap in each of the last six Bristol races, finishing 16th or better in all six. And, finally, his overall short track record is strong. In 73 short track starts, Earnhardt has 35 top-10 finishes.
Cons: After a bumpy first few races, Johnson and Kahne have stabilized. Gordon stumbled a bit at Phoenix, but a 12th-place finish still launched him up five positions in the points to 17th. At Bristol, the results are varied. After starting his Bristol career all over the map, Johnson has become a must-watch. He won in 2010, and has finished in the top five in three of the last five starts. Kahne's recent Bristol runs have resulted in in solid finishes. Last August, he finished 11th. In last year's spring Bristol race, he finished ninth. His best run: a runner-up finish in 2007 that saw him lead 305 laps. Gordon finished third in last year's night race, a welcome return to the top five. Going into that race, Gordon has finished outside the top 10 in four consecutive Bristol starts.
Hendrick Motorsports has nine Bristol victories.
Biffle Credits Team Leadership With Ascent To NSCS Points Lead
To say it's been awhile since Greg Biffle has been atop the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points standings depends upon your perspective.
Six-plus years isn't long for many. To a top-tier stock car driver, however, it can seem an eternity.
With three consecutive third-place finishes, his most recent last weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the 42-year-old driver of Roush Fenway Racing's No. 16 Ford reclaimed a position he last held in June 2005 following the series stop at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif.
Biffle, with new crew chief Matt Puccia, opened the year vowing to put a disappointing 2011 season in the rear view mirror – a year in which he missed the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup™ and failed to win a race for just the second time in his nine years on the tour.
"Just plain and simple, Matt Puccia is the reason why we're running and competing and finishing the way we are," said Biffle. "This team needed leadership. He was willing to step up and take the task one. [He's] done a fantastic job so far."
Biffle finished eighth in last year's Food City 500 and, with a best finish of third, the Washington driver continues to pursue his first victory at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Food City 500 Winner Has Qualified For Chase Four Years Running
Not every Food City 500 winner makes the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup™, but a victory in Bristol Motor Speedway's spring race certainly improves a driver's chances.
Each winner since 2007 – Jeff Burton, Kyle Busch and Jimmie Johnson – has qualified for the postseason.
Two Food City 500 winners during the Chase era have gone on to become champions: Johnson in 2010 and Kurt Busch in 2004.
Jeff Gordon is the last competitor to win Bristol's spring race and the championship in back-to-back seasons. The four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup titleholder accomplished that feat in 1997-98.
Gordon and the Busch brothers are Bristol's active win leaders with five apiece. None is likely to challenge Bristol's all-time resident of Victory Circle, Darrell Waltrip, who won 12 times, including seven in a row between 1981-84 behind the wheel of NASCAR Hall of Famer Junior Johnson's Chevrolets.
Defending Food City 500 winner Kyle Busch has won the race three times, including 2007 in the debut of the NASCAR Sprint Cup's new car.
Stewart-Haas Doesn't Miss A Beat With New Crew Chief Addington
Stewart-Haas Racing mystified many by releasing championship crew chief Darian Grubb at the conclusion of last season, especially when Grubb and his new driver, Denny Hamlin, won the recent race at Phoenix International Raceway for Joe Gibbs Racing.
Any questions about where Stewart and SHR go from here were emphatically answered over the weekend in Las Vegas when the team's new hire, Steve Addington, backed Stewart to his 45th career victory – and sixth in the last 13 races.
Personnel moves should benefit all parties. Grubb and Addington are in agreement with both their drivers currently ranked among the NASCAR Sprint Cup's top 10 in points, Hamlin third and Stewart seventh.
Stewart's victory, interestingly enough, was Addington's first with a driver not named Busch. The 47-year-old Spartanburg, N.C., native won 12 times with Kyle Busch while at JGR and more recently four races with Kurt Busch and his most recent employer Penske Racing.
Stewart, meanwhile, erased another track from his "to-do list," which contained only three stops where the two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion has yet to win. He can complete the sweep later this year with victories at Darlington Raceway and Kentucky Speedway.
The latest victory erased a tie for 15th on NASCAR's all-time win list, a ranking Stewart shared with Bill Elliott. Next in Stewart's sights are former NASCAR Sprint Cup champions Buck Baker (46 wins) and Herb Thomas (48 wins).
Only two active drivers, Jeff Gordon (85) and Jimmie Johnson (55), have won more races than Stewart.
Dodge Bids To Boost Winning Manufacturers To Four At Bristol
For NASCAR Sprint Cup Series manufacturers it's three down and one to go.
Ford won the season opening Daytona 500. Toyota went to Victory Lane in Phoenix. Defending champion Tony Stewart gave Chevrolet its first victory of the 2012 season over the weekend in Las Vegas.
Dodge hopes to make it four-for-four in Sunday's Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway where the brand is the track's most recent winner. Brad Keselowski won last August's Bristol night race. It was Dodge's first victory in Thunder Valley since 2006 and just the third win there by the automaker in more than three decades.
Chevrolet is the current NASCAR SPrint Cup Series Manufacturers Championship points leader by two over Ford. Chevrolet won its ninth consecutive title - and 35th championship overall - in 2011.
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Milestone Watch: Ryan Newman continues the hunt for 50 Coors Light poles. He would be the ninth driver to reach the milestone. …
Brian Vickers will make his first appearance of the 2012 season, piloting the No. 55 Toyota for Michael Waltrip Racing. Mark Martin has driven the car in the first three races this season. …
DIY Network and Bristol Motor Speedway are teaming up for a special episode of the popular series "Man Caves." Hosts Jason Cameron and former NFL great Tony "The Goose" Siragusa will create a race-ready man cave featuring stadium seating made from race car driver seats, pub tables fashioned from Goodyear tires, and a racing simulator with seat vibration connected to sound from the track. …
With defending champion Max Gresham moving up to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, the race for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East title is wide open – starting with the season-opening Widow Wax 125 presented by SealWrap Repair Tape Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway. Leading contenders include Darrell Wallace Jr., and new teammates Sergio Peña and Brett Moffitt, who won three races apiece last season. In addition, Travis Pastrana makes his return to NASCAR in his first race since his X Games 17 accident last July.
Outstanding Competition Giving Series Fans Plenty To Love
In the new era of the 'select-a-series,' the 2012 season has kicked off with three winners who haven't "checked the box" for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points, a first since 1996. The competition levels keep rising and the first three weeks of 2012 have given everyone plenty to talk about.
James Buescher, a full-time NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver, won the season opener at Daytona in dramatic fashion, taking the lead on the last lap as a caution came out.
Week two in Phoenix was not to be outdone. Elliott Sadler posted his sixth victory in 166 NASCAR Nationwide Series races, ending a 91-race winless streak that dated to Oct. 31, 1998, at North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham. Sadler has commanded the series standings since week one. His lead is 15 points over Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate and fellow Richard Childress Racing teamate Austin Dillon.
In week three, in the shadow of the famed Las Vegas Strip, 2011 series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr. captured the checkered flag at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, complementing his third career win by moving up two spots in the standings to third, 17 points behind Sadler.
Meanwhile, Danica Patrick (Daytona) and Sadler (Las Vegas) have captured two of the first three Coors Light poles.
Only three drivers who were in the top 10 in the standings after three events last year are among the current top 10 – Stenhouse, Justin Allgaier and Trevor Bayne, of Knoxville, Tenn.
Stenhouse Proving 2011 Championship Was No Fluke
Some say timing is everything, and this past weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. took the time to show his competitors that last season was not a fluke and that he is a serious series contender in 2012.
Las Vegas runner-up Mark Martin gave all the credit to Stenhouse. "That was a serious beat-down he put on me that last run," Martin said, describing how Stenhouse grabbed the lead with just over 50 laps to go en route to winning his first race of the season and first on an intermediate track. "I'm not ashamed to say it wasn't even close."
Stenhouse finished a disappointing 19th in the season-opener at Daytona then rallied to a third-place result at Phoenix. His Las Vegas win escalated him from fifth to third in the standings heading into Bristol. Stenhouse has made four starts at Bristol, where he sat on the pole in last year's spring race and finished 14th. His pre-race Driver Rating (88.7) is ranked 12th in the series and his average finish at Bristol is 18.0.
St. Patrick's Day Race Boasts Big Names
Watch for a larger-than-usual number of photo flashes during the driver intros at this year's NNS race at Bristol, because some of the biggest names in NASCAR are competing on the 'World's fastest half-mile' on St. Patrick's Day.
JR Motorsports drivers Danica Patrick and Dale Earnhardt Jr. are both entered and will garner much attention. Patrick has made one series start at Bristol, finishing 33rd last spring. This will be Junior's 11th start at Bristol, making it second only to Daytona (21) as the track on which he's raced the most in his NNS career. Earnhardt has one win (2004), six top fives and eight top 10s, including a third-place finish in this race last year. He also leads the series among active drivers in average finish at Bristol with a 6.5.
Richard Childress Racing will have no shortage of prominent names, fielding standings leader Sadler, 2011 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion Dillon and Bristol's all-time NNS winner Kevin Harvick. Harvick has five wins in 21 series starts at Bristol.
Turner Motorsports will have Kasey Kahne behind the wheel of its No. 38 this weekend. Kahne has made 14 series starts at Bristol, posting one win (2007) and four top fives.
Owner/driver Kyle Busch also is entered this weekend. Busch's four NNS wins rank second to Harvick. Busch leads the series in pre-race Driver Rating with a 113.3.
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Joey Logano and Penske Racing's Brad Keselowski round out the remaining NSCS drivers pulling double-duty (six total) this weekend. Of the two, Keselowski has had the most success, posting two series Coors Light poles and one win (2008) at Bristol.
NASCAR Nationwide, Etc.
Milestone Watch: Morgan Shepherd, 70, will attempt to make his 325th NNS start this weekend at Bristol. Mike Bliss will attempt to make his 250th NNS start and Eric McClure will attempt to make his 175th NNS start. Eric and his wife Miranda welcomed their fourth daughter, Merritt Hetteigh Mae McClure, on March 12. Merritt's name honors the driver's paternal grandmother, Hetteigh Mae McClure, who passed away a few days before Daytona. Kyle Busch will attempt his 150th NNS top-10 finish. Busch is currently tied with Greg Biffle for 12th on the NNS all-time top-10 finishes list. …
Eleven-time X-Game gold medalist and future NNS driver Travis Pastrana will be making his Bristol Motor Speedway debut in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series – East following Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide race at 6:15 p.m. He's targeted for his NASCAR Nationwide debut at Richmond in April. …


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Drueding Center FAQ Sheet
Where do your families come from?
The Philadelphia Office of Homeless Services refers 100% of our families from the City's emergency housing programs. Mothers then come for a tour and interview to determine whether they and their children would benefit from the program.
How many families do you serve?
At present, Drueding Center serves approximately 470 families. At any one time, 30 families live in our Residential Program. Our After Care Program was providing case management to 90 graduate families as of the end of 2010. The Blueprint Program, through the City of Philadelphia's Office of Supportive Housing, enables us to provide case management for 300 additional homeless families each year. And our Youth Services programs, serving children ages 6 weeks to 12 years, connects resident, graduate, and staff families, as well as families from our Eastern North Philadelphia neighborhood, to child care and our After School Program.
How long do you work with families?
Families can stay in the Residential Program for up to 24 months; the average stay is 13.5 months. Drueding Center is unique because we work with graduate families for up to seven additional years through our voluntary After Care Program.
What is the difference between transitional housing and a shelter?
Shelters primarily provide emergency housing for homeless individuals and families on a temporary basis. Transitional housing is more complex and seeks a permanent solution. Transitional housing programs augment housing with appropriate support services and work with families to achieve independent living within 24 months. Drueding Center distinguishes itself among these programs in the breadth of services we provide to our families.
Most Drueding Center resident families qualify for Philadelphia Housing Authority housing and move on to existing public housing. For working mothers with adequate incomes, affordable market-value rentals are within reach. Still, it is exceedingly difficult to find a two-to-three bedroom unit in a safe neighborhood, close to public transportation, schools, and grocery stores, at no more than 30 percent of a mother's monthly income.
Do you serve victims of domestic violence?
Yes, while we are not a high-security facility specializing in domestic violence cases, Drueding Center's Clinical Counseling Department, under the auspices of our Residential Services, does offer group and individual therapy and works closely with domestic violence agencies.


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Very briefly. If we sign a contract for 12 months with one of our clients, we want him to have a breakdown of each month to know how much he have to pay us by designated date. An example: I signed a contract for 1200 GBP,
January services - £ 100 to be paid by xxx/xxx
February services - £ 100 to be paid by xxx/xxx
March services - £ 100 to be paid by xxx/xxx
April services - £ 100 to be paid by xxx/xxx
and so on, and on until December.
Today is 19th February 2009, and signing contract today, I want dates automatically ad: one month ahead for services to be paid by 19th March, two months ahead for services to be paid by 19th April and so on. In another way to say, I need to create field in act that inserts months ahead of the current date. That might be also done somehow in world in which I write I contract. Anyone know how to resolve that problem?
I would appreciate you help
Have you tried creating an activity series? An activity series is a sequence of linked activities or events that are scheduled at set intervals. You can find more information about activity series by going to Help > Help Topics and search for activity series.
I have just read quickly my post, and might not be actually clear what I want So once again. If I take today's date 23/02/2009 and an amount of £ 1200 for which I sell the service to my client. When I do create I contract, put all contact details of my client and so on, I have fields, where I put some figures, discount amounts, vat information, and all these things are linked to template in word, which creates contract based on information which I left in ACT!. So when I click print contract I want on the contract to be printed all information business names, name of clients and so on and information about services, and charges. If this is service for whole year, and my client does not want to pay everything upfront I want to find a way of breaking automatically to my client and information until which date he should pay some certain amount. Coming back to £ 1200, this is more less £ 24/week so I want my contract to look like (more/less)
Contract for service of xxxxxx with company xxxxxx dated xxxx/xxx/2009
Name of client: John Smith Name of company: Smith & COTel: 0123456789Fax: 12345678910 The whole contract value is £ 1200
(3) You have to pay by 23rd May 2008 - £24 x 4
And so on......... So, what I can't figure out is how to make that date will automatically change to advance date. There might be some script in ACT! Or in the word. Something what adds months ahead? So if I create a contract on 14th May 2009, something automatically creates that next payments should be made on 14th June 2009, another by 14th July 2009 or 14/06/2009 another by 14/07/2009. I our customer do not want to pay everything at once; we do try to charge him on monthly basis. Ufff, I hope that I have not made it even more complicated.


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Yet another sign that Chanel No. 5 is not the fragrance for me
Perfumes are very personal. What can smell wonderful on one person can smell vile on another. Chanel No. 5 does not work well with me, nor do I like it much on other people. There. I've now admitted my bias.
Acknowledging my prejudice is important, because it might explain my incomprehension at using a disheveled, vaguely-dirty looking Brad Pitt to sell this fragrance:
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Environmentalists say the fracking bill passed Thursday by the NC House does not allow sufficient time to develop rules to ensure families and communities will be protected from the risks associated with natural gas development.
Jane Preyer, director of the Southeast office of the Environmental Defense Fund, calls the timeline set out in Senate Bill 820 both arbitrary and irresponsible:
"The new law does not give agencies time, staff or money to know the facts and develop responsible policies. This is a new industry for North Carolina. State agencies are being forced to write regulations in the dark," said Preyer. "North Carolina must not write regulations without facts on impacts to communities, the environment and public health. Setting 2014 as a deadline is arbitrary and irresponsible. Geologists say gas resources here are modest and will not attract industry interest for years, so it makes no sense for the legislature to race this fast on such a big decision for the state."
House Democrats urged their Republican colleagues to allow more time for study, to create better consumer protections for landowners.
But McDowell County Republican Rep. Mitch Gillespie made it clear compromise was not in the cards:
"What my father told me one time, he says, 'You can go and give and compromise, but there comes a point where you have to stop.' And so I have personally reached that point," said Gillespie, urging his Republican colleagues to vote down any amendment offered to his bill.
The NC House voted 66-43 to pass S 820, which now returns to the Senate to concur with House changes.
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First, our own Russell Hammond has updated the Release Dates & Artwork section with all the latest Blu-ray, DVD and Video Game cover artwork and Amazon.com pre-order links, as usual.
And Jeff Kleist has turned in a new installment of his The 3rd Dimension column featuring his thoughts on the theatrical experience of seeing The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in HFR 3D. There are lots of mixed reviews of HFR 3D out there and Jeff does his best to try to puzzle out why. I've also added a couple comments on my own HFR viewings. We've each seen the film twice now in different display formats (IMAX, RealD, etc) and almost every screening seems to offer a different experience. Gizmodo has a piece up on this subject as well.
Finally today, we're getting reports from readers that there may be an audio issue on some copies of Sony's new Total Recall (2012) Blu-ray. Depending on the player used, viewers are reporting audio drop-outs near the beginning of the film and bursts of static around 70 and 105 minutes in. I've watched the Extended Cut via my Oppo BDP-83 and had no problems, but others are having issues on select Oppo and Sony units among others. It seems to happen most commonly when the player's audio is set to bitstream as opposed to PCM. We'll try to look into the matter and see what's up – if there's a firmware issue or simply bad discs in need of a replacement program. When Sony gets back to us we'll let you know.
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Thursday, February 16, 2006
The Principle of Darkness
In magic circles, tight with blinders on,
Their mantras dull and worn, all meaning gone,
Their words a fog that covers up their fear.
They do not think because they will not think;
Abuse and venom: cavil, mock and spurn;
They hammer demon images to burn,
And creep in craven huddles to the brink.
They work like slaves to bring unending night;
When all are blind, then no one needs his eyes,
When all are chained, then no one needs to rise,
When all submit, then no one needs to fight.
Who does not shudder in the gloaming time?
The candle spits and sputters, small and low,
The candle-makers gave up long ago;
The darkness is an end, a goal, a crime.
11 comments:
- SN said...
Good stuff.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 3:46:00 AM PST
- EdMcGon said...
You're brilliant! I cannot recall ever reading conservative poetry, but I think you may have created an art form.
I have not written poetry in about 20 years, but you have me thinking about taking it up again.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 3:56:00 AM PST
- Myrhaf said...
Thanks to you both. Good luck with your efforts, Ed.
It's a minor point, but I wouldn't call my poetry conservative because I'm not a conservative. I don't believe in God, I support the right to abortion and gay marriage, etc. Maybe G.K. Chesterton and T.S. Eliot wrote conservative poetry, but even with them there are probably better terms.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 6:59:00 AM PST
- EdMcGon said...
Would you prefer libertarian? It definitely ain't liberal.
When I said conservative, I was referring to conservatism in a broader sense, not just religious conservatism, about which you and I would probably agree (with the exception of gay marriage, but I won't go into that here).
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 8:41:00 AM PST
- Myrhaf said...
No, I like libertarian even less. If nothing else, their reaction to the war against Islamic fundamentalism shows libertarianism is wrong. When they are consistent, libertarians are anarchists like Murray Rothbard.
You are certainly correct that the poem is not liberal, and I congratulate you for noticing that.
Ayn Rand called herself a radical for capitalism; that's a good name, though unwieldy when applied to poetry.
Conservatism in the broader sense died in 1964. Since the rise of Reagan religion has been an essential element of conservatism. There are free market, atheistic right-wingers, but I don't consider them conservative.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 9:16:00 AM PST
- EdMcGon said...
I will grant you that libertarians do seem to be split on the GWOT, but there are some, like Neal Boortz, who are fully supportive of it.
This begs the question: Is there a politician anywhere or any time who best represents your political views?
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 10:02:00 AM PST
- Myrhaf said...
Let's see, my senators are Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein... no, not them...
Seriously, most politicians today are a mixed bag. I liked a lot of what Dick Armey used to say. Joe Scarbourough, who is no longer a politician, makes sense a lot. Generally, the more free market and socially liberal Republicans I like the most. I do not like the anti-immigration Republicans like Tancredo.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 10:22:00 AM PST
- Brian Faulkner said...
Good poem, Myrhaf; it expresses a deep, condemning contempt which I have often felt for those evil barbaric mystics.
By the way, I have been meaning to ask you, what does Myrhaf mean?
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 2:35:00 PM PST
- Myrhaf said...
Thanks, Brian. Myrhaf is a character in a viking novel that I plotted but have not written.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 4:57:00 PM PST
- Brian Faulkner said...
I THOUGHT it was a name you had made up. I even thought the letters might stand for something like My Youth Runs Happy And Free.
As you can see, I think it's a great name.
- Friday, February 17, 2006 at 8:23:00 PM PST
- EdMcGon said...
- Tuesday, February 21, 2006 at 6:22:00 AM PST


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Panasonic Lumix TS5 Waterproof Digital Camera (Blue)
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Panasonic Lumix TS5 Waterproof Digital Camera (Blue)
Product Code: PNDMCTS5A
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Rugged construction for all weather and all condition shooting built around 1/2.33 16.1 megapixel MOS sensor
Can take it down under water to a depth of 43
Can survive a drop from 6.6
Leica DC Vario Elmar lens containing 10 elements arranged in 8 groups
35mm format equivalent focal length of 28-128mm
3D image support (MO format)
- Full resolution burst rate of 10 fps max 7 stills
Lumix TS5 Waterproof Digital Camera
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Tough & WiFi with NFC
The advanced WiFi functions of the LUMIX TS5 give you the ability to control, save and share your images easily.
One Touch Connection
Get connected with NFC (Near Field Communication) and you can easily change your smartphone or tablet into a remote control for your LUMIX camera by simply touching the camera and the smartphone or tablet together.
Remote Shooting
You'll have the ultimate wireless control with the Panasonic Image App. You can use your smartphone or tablet to control the camera's zoom, set the focus, and shoot from a distance.
Video Recording
Getting yourself in the photo has never been easier with remote shooting and now you can even get into the video action too. The TS5 will start and stop video recording from your smartphone or tablet allowing you to reach new heights in your creativity.
Remote View
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Touch and Share
Sharing images has never been easier. Simply touch your camera to your friend's smartphone or tablet and an image will be transferred.*
* In 1-thumbnail playback mode.
Panasonic Image App Easy Share
The power of sharing and convenience is in your hands with the free Panasonic Image App for iOS/Android smartphones/tablets. You can instantly upload and share your images on a SNS (Social Networking Service) with the app.
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Set up your camera to instantly transfer the photos you shoot to your device. Just start shooting and the camera will do the rest for you.
Wireless TV playback
Sharing your pictures on your large screen TV has never been easier with the WiFi Direct function. You can display images on a TV that supports the Digital Media Renderer (DMR) function of the DLNA standard (Digital Living Network Alliance) like the Panasonic VIERA HDTV.
Instant Creativity With Built-In Creative Effects
Creative Control/Creative Retouch
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Creative Control for Video
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* Sound will not be recorded with Miniature Effect in Creative Control Mode and approximately 1/10 of the time period is recorded.
(If you record for 10 minutes, the resulting motion picture recording will be approximately 1 minute long.)
Advanced Underwater Mode
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Creative Panorama
Panasonic has developed the industry's first Creative Panorama functions. Discover 12 filter effects that will take your panorama images to the next level with creative and dramatic results.
Manual Exposure
For those looking to take on more creative control, the DMC-TS5 has easy-to-use manual controls. You can set the aperture to control the depth of field, and adjust the shutter speed to freeze moving subjects or create a motion blur that exaggerates the feeling of movement.
iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode
In the iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode, the camera does all the work, leaving you free to compose your shot and capture the moment. Simply aim, press, and shoot. The detection and correction functions go to work to give you beautiful photos and videos*.
* The applicable iA Mode functions vary with photos and videos.
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Intelligent Night Shot
Bright, glamorous night scenery can be recorded without using a tripod when you use the Intelligent Handheld Night Shot. It generates a beautiful night scene with illumination by layering multiple pictures shot consecutively for one outstanding night photo.
Capture Stills or Full HD Video In and Out of the Water
1920 x 1080 60p Full HD Video Recording
Reach new heights in speed and creative possibilities with your videos. Capture all the action while recording full HD 1,920 x 1,080 videos in AVCHD Progressive (MPEG-4 / H.264) format. Featuring 60p (NTSC) full HD recording capability, subjects with fast motion or fine details will be reproduced clearly.
Motion Picture Button
Video recording can be easily started with the press of the Motion Picture Button making it convenient for switching between photo and video shooting instantly.
MP4 Format Recording
If you want to edit your videos on a computer or upload them to a website, the DMC-TS5 can record full HD 1,920 x 1,080 30p (NTSC) videos in MP4 format.
4.6x Optical Zoom during Video Recording
The powerful 4.6x optical zoom is available in video recording to capture subjects in the distance and bring you closer to the action.
Twice the Information of Interlace Recording
1080/60p / 1080/50p (progressive) conveys about twice the information of 1080i (interlace) recording. It creates intricate detail and silky smooth motion. Even when subjects move quickly, afterimages are minimized to create more natural videos.
Progressive Scanning
Reproduces all image data in a single picture.
Stereo Microphone
Panasonic has incorporated a stereo zoom microphone resulting in videos with the high-quality stereo sound of Dolby® Digital. This delivers realistic sound to your videos. Mechanical noise caused by the camera's zooming operation is suppressed to improve the clearness, and the Auto Wind Cut function blocks out most noise from background wind making the voices you are recording stand out.
* Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
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Ultimate Toughness
In addition to being waterproof, shockproof, dustproof and freezeproof, the durable DMC-TS5 also boasts pressure resistance. Take this camera with you on all of your photographic journeys. From fishing or camping in the springtime, diving, snorkeling, surfing in the summer, mountain climbing in autumn, or skiing and snowboarding in winter, the DMC-TS5 is an all-year-round camera that records stunning memories in beautiful photos and videos.
The DMC-TS5 features pressure resistance of 100 kgf thanks to the reinforced rib structure of its internal design. You can safely put it in your pocket or backpack with ease.
With waterproof performance to a depth of 43ft, equivalent to the "IPX8" standard, the DMC-TS5 delivers active shooting on the beach, underwater or in a pool. If the camera gets dirty, soil and dust can be easily washed off with water.
The DMC-TS5 is shockproof from a height of 6.6ft in accordance with the "MIL-STD 810F Method 516.5-Shock" test standard. Shoot actively while moving around with the camera in one hand worry-free.
The DMC-TS5 is dustproof, equivalent to the "IP6X" standard. While hiking or playing sports, fine dust particles can enter cameras through gaps in the camera body and cause malfunctions. No worries with the DMC-TS5, it can be used in these activities and more without any problems.
Looking to shoot in the cold? The DMC-TS5 is freezeproof to 14 degrees Fahrenheit so get out and shoot your favorite winter activities like skiing, snowboarding or skating.
Anti-Fog Glass
An anti-fog glass on the lens cover prevents it from being fogged with steam when going from one temperature to the next.
GPS and GLONASS
The GPS (Global Positioning System) in the DMC-TS5 complies with GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System), taking advantage of it's increased number of satellites, giving you better accuracy.
Place Name and Landmark Information
The LUMIX's GPS shows the name of the Country/Region, State/Prov/County, County/Township, City/Town/Village and Landmark using the internal data to give you real-time information on your location when taking photos.
The photos and videos with the location names are automatically sorted in a virtual folder alphabetically in the camera allowing you to quickly find them.
GPS Log/Altimeter Log
In addition to the Altimeter logging function, the DMC-TS5 records GPS logging. This allows memorizing travel distances which can be displayed on the Google Earth application.
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Quad Indicator
The DMC-TS5 is specially designed for active outdoor use. It adopts GPS, compass, altimeter and even barometer features to show and record altitude, barometric pressure and orientation data. The barometer also works for underwater depth.
Large 3.0-inch 460K-dot LCD
The DMC-TS5 has a 3.0-inch 460K-dot LCD with a 100% field of view. LUMIX's acclaimed Intelligent LCD function automatically adjusts the brightness in 11 step increments according to your shooting conditions. You can share the fun of viewing images with family and friends too.
State-Of-The-Art Features And Technologies
LEICA DC Lens with Folded Optics Technology
The DMC-TS5 features a high-quality LEICA DC lens with 4.6x optical zoom from 28mm wide-angle to 128mm telephoto (35mm camera equivalent: 28-128mm). The folded optics of the shaft guide method helps ensure the toughness of the lens unit. Passing Leica's renowned stringent standards, this lens delivers exceptional optical performance edge to edge.
28mm Wide-Angle Lens
The 28mm wide-angle lens* easily captures large groups of people indoors or expansive architectural structures and scenes with dynamic width and perspective, even from a short distance away.
* Simulated image.
9.3x Intelligent Zoom
If the 4.6x optical zoom is not long enough for your photographic journey, the Intelligent Zoom uses digital zoom technology with minimum deterioration of image quality thanks to the Intelligent Resolution technology. The 4.6x optical zoom virtually extends to a 9.3x zoom equivalent.
Power O.I.S.
The POWER O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) suppresses vibration and hand-shake that happens when you press the shutter button or when shooting at night with a slow shutter speed.
Night Scenes
Dimly Lit Scenes
Macro Shots
16.1-Megapixel MOS Sensor
The new 16.1-megapixel High Sensitivity MOS sensor delivers both high quality image recording and high speed signal processing. The Wavelet NR (Noise Reduction) system*1 in the Venus Engine enables a deliberate noise reduction process without missing low-frequency noise by enlarging its detection area by approx.64x*2. The results are high sensitivity image recording even at ISO 3200.
*1 Works in high sensitivity image recording at ISO 800 or higher.
*2 Panasonic comparison with DMC-ZS20.
10 fps with 16.1-Megapixel Full Resolution
With the newly developed MOS sensor, the DMC-TS5 will shoot 10 fps* in 16.1-megapixel full resolution with a mechanical shutter, and 5 fps with continuous AF. You can even take a series of shots, choose the ones you like the best, and delete the rest.
* Max. 7 images.
60 fps in 3.5-megapixel Resolution
When you need even more frames per second with higher-speed burst shooting, you can use the electronic shutter and achieve 60 fps.
Quick Start-Up Time
The DMC-TS5 is ready to shoot when you are. With its quick start-up time and Light Speed AF the DMC-TS5 helps you to never miss a moment.
Light Speed AF
Light Speed AF helps catch even the most fleeting photo opportunities. You can quickly focus on moving subjects such as sports, animals or kids.
Torch Light
The DMC-TS5 features a torch light that helps records beautiful videos even in dusky underwater environments or at a nighttime camp. You can even turn on the light to illuminate a subject when the camera function is not activated.
Time Lapse Shot
Have you ever wanted to capture a flower blooming, or clouds floating across the sky? The Time Lapse Shot feature on the DMC-TS5 gives you the creative control to set the start time, interval for taking the images, and the number of pictures to shoot. Once that is set, the camera will automatically record the images without you.
3D Shooting Capability
Photos or videos recorded in AVCHD on the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Cards are easy to view on a Panasonic VIERA TV. Simply insert the card into the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card slot on a VIERA TV or DIGA Blu-ray Disc player to playback your photos and videos. You can also use an optional HDMI micro cable to output the photos and videos you took from the camera directly to the TV for VIERA Link. Control many of these features using the TV's remote control.
Combine your pictures taken with the 3D Photo Mode and the 3D VIERA TV and your photos come to life in a way you never thought imaginable.
Extended battery Life
The high-energy efficiency and new large capacity battery delivers extended battery life by approximately 20 %. You can shoot approximately 370 pictures on a single battery charge*.
* Based on the CIPA standard.
Dimensions (W x H x D)
109.2 x 67.4 x 28.9 mm / (4.30 x 2.65 x 1.14 inch)
Approx. 188g without Battery and SD Memory Card (0.41 lb) / Approx. 214g with Battery and SD Memory Card (0.47 lb)
Camera Effective Pixels
16.1 Megapixels
Sensor Size / Total Pixels / Filter
1/2.33-inch High Sensitivity MOS Sensor / 17.5 Total Megapixels / Primary Color Filter
null / LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR / 10 elements in 8 groups / (5 Aspherical Lenses / 6 Aspherical surfaces / 1 ED Lens) / Anti-fog Glass
F3.3 - 5.9 / 2-step (F3.3 / 10(W), F5.9 / 18(T))
Optical Zoom
Focal Length
f=4.9 - 22.8mm (28 - 128mm in 35mm equiv.) / (33-140mm in 35mm equiv. in video recording)
Extra Optical Zoom (EZ)
5.9x (4:3 / 10M), 8.4x (4:3 / 5M), 10.5x (under 3M)
Intelligent Zoom
2- Speed Zoom
Optical Image Stabilizer/Five Axis Correction
Power O.I.S. (On / Off) / No
Digital Zoom 1
Max. 4x
null / Normal, AF Macro, Macro Zoom / Quick AF (On/Off, On in Intelligent Auto), Continuous AF(only for motion picture) / AF Tracking
Focusing Area
Normal: Wide 30 cm - infinity / Tele 30 cm - infinity / Macro / Intelligent AUTO/ motion picture: Wide 5 cm - infinity / Tele 30cm - infinity
AF Assist Lamp
Yes (On/Off), LED light in motion picture
AF Metering
Face / AF Tracking / 23-Area / 1-Area / Spot
Shutter Speed
approx. 4 - 1/1300 sec / 15sec / 30sec in Sarry Sky mode
File Format
Still Image: JPEG(DCF/Exif2.3), DPOF / 3D Image: MPO / Motion picture: AVCHD, MP4
Recording Modes
Mode Dial / Mode Button
Intelligent Auto, P, M, Creative Control, Sports, Snow, Beach&Snorkeling, Advanced Underwater, Panorama Shot, SCN
Creative Control mode
Expressive, Retro, High Key, Low Key, Sepia, Dynamic Monochrome, Impressive Art, High Dynamic, Cross Process, Toy Effect, Miniature Effect, Soft Focus, Star Filter, One Point Color
Still Image Scene Mode
Portrait, Soft Skin, Scenery, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, Hand Held Night Shot, HDR, Food, Baby1, Baby2, Pet, Sunset, High Sensitivity, Starry Sky, Glass Through, 3D Photo
Continuous Shooting Mode
Full- Resolution Image: 10 frames/sec Max. 7 images with AF Tracking: 5 frames/sec, 2 frames/sec Max.100 images Intelligent Burst Shooting / High- speed Burst: approx. 40 frames/sec (recorded in 5M/3M/0.3M for 4:3, 4.5M/2.5M/0.3M for 3:2, 3.5M/2M/0.2M for 16:9, 3.5M/2.5M/0.2M for 1:1) / approx. 60 frames/sec (recorded in 2.5M/0.3M for 4:3, 3M/0.3M for 3:2, 3.5M/0.2M for 16:9, 2M/0.2M for 1:1) / Flash burst shooting
Motion Picture Recording (*2)
HD Video
1920 x 1080 pixels, 60p (FHD: 28Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60fps) / 1920 x 1080 pixels, 60i (FHD: 17Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60fps) / 1280 x 720 pixels, 60p (HD: 17Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60fps) / 1920 x 1080 pixels, 30fps (FHD: 20Mbps / MP4) / 1280 x 720 pixels, 30fps (HD: 10Mbps / MP4)
STD Video
640 x 480 pixels, 30fps (VGA: 4Mbps / MP4)
Continuous recordable time (motion pictures)
approx. 80 min (FHD / 60p), 85min (FHD / 60i)
approx. 95 min (FHD)
Actual recordable time (motion pictures)
approx. 35 min (FHD / 60p), 40min (FHD / 60i)
approx. 45 min (FHD)
Exposure Parameters
Program AE, Manual
Exposure Compensation
1/3 EV step, +/-2 EV
Auto (AE) Bracketing
1/3 -1EV step, Max +/-1EV, 3 frames
Light Metering
Intelligent Multiple
ISO Sensitivity
Auto / i.ISO / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 / High Sensitivity mode (ISO 1600-6400)
Picture Quality
Still Picture Recording
[1:1] 3456x3456 (12M) / 2736x2736 (7.5M EZ) / 1920x1920 (3.5M EZ) / 1536x1536 (2.5M EZ) / 480x480 (0.2M EZ) / [4:3] 4608x3456 (16M) / 3648x2736 (10M EZ) / 2560x1920 (5M EZ) / 2048X1536 (3M EZ) / 1280x960 (1M EZ) / 640x480 (0.3M EZ) / [3:2] 4608x3072 (14M) / 3648x2432 (9M EZ) / 2560x1712 (4.5M EZ) / 2048x1360 (2.5M EZ) / 640x424 (0.3M EZ) / [16:9] 4608x2592 (12M) / 3648x2056 (7.5M EZ) / 2560x1440 (3.5M EZ) / 1920x1080 (2M EZ) / 640x360 (0.2M EZ)
Image Quality
Fine / Standard (3D mode: MPO Fine / MPO Standard )
White Balance
Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Incandescent / White Set / White Balance Adjustment (Except Auto)
Photo Style / Film Mode
Color Mode / Color Effect / My color
Color Mode : Standard, Black&White, Sepia, Vivid (in P, M), Happy (only in iA mode)
Aspect Bracketing
Digital Red Eye Correction (Red-Eye Removal)
Yes(GPS / GLONASS) / GPS LOG
IEEE 802.11b/g/n / 2412MHz - 2462MHz (1-11ch) / WPA / WPA2 /
Infurastracture mode / WPS / Wi-Fi Direct / Wi-Fi Button
Zoom in Motion Picture
Self Timer
2sec / 10sec
Playback Mode 2
All, Slideshow, Filtering Play?Picture Only, Video Only, 3D Play, GPS Area Play, Altimeter Log, Travel, Category Selection, Select Date, Favorites), Calendar
Thumbnails / Zoomed Playback
12,30-thumbnails / Yes
Calendar Display / Dual- Image Playback
Yes / No
Set Favorites / Rotate Image
Yes / No
Show Histogram
Show Highlights
DPOF Print Setting / Set Protection
Yes / Yes
Creative Retouch / Auto Retouch / Color Reproduction
Resize / Cropping / Aspect Conv. / Leveling
Yes / Yes / No / No
Copy / Title Edit / Text Stamp
Yes / Yes / Yes
Cut Animation
Video Divide
PictBridge Support
Single / Multi / All / Favorites / DPOF
OSD language
English, Spanish
LCD Monitor 3
3.0"(7.5cm) TFT Screen LCD Display (460K dots), AR Coating / Field of View : approx. 100% / AUTO Power Monitor mode, Power Monitor mode
Built- in- Flash
Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off, 0.3 - 5.6m (Wide/ISO Auto), 0.3 - 3.1m (Tele/ISO Auto)
Recording Media
Built-in Memory, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card
Built- in- Memory Approx. 10MB
Microphone / Speaker
Stereo / Mono
Power 4
null / Li-ion Battery Pack (3.6V / 1250mAh / 4.5Wh) / AC Adaptor (Input: 110-240V AC)(Optional)
Battery life (approx.)
370 pictures (CIPA Standard)*1
Standard Package
Included Software
PHOTOfunSTUDIO 9.1 PE / Adobe Reader
Standard Accessories
Battery Pack, Battery Charger, AC Cable, USB Cable, Hand Strap, CD-ROM
*1 / Recording conditions by CIPA standard / - CIPA is an abbreviation of [Camera & Imaging Products Association]. / - Temperature: 23 oC (73.4 oF)/Humidity: 50%RH when LCD monitor is on. / - Using a Panasonic SD Memory Card (32 MB). / - Using the supplied battery. / - Starting recording 30 seconds after the camera is turned on. (When the optical image stabilizer function is set to [ON].) / - Recording once every 30 seconds with full flash every second recording. / - Rotating the zoom lever from Tele to Wide or vice versa in every recording. / - Turning the camera off every 10 recordings and leaving it until the temperature of the battery decreases. / *2 / - These are standard times taken at a temperature of 23 oC (73.4 oF) and a humidity of 50%RH. / - The time available for recording varies depending on the environment, the interval between recordings, and the manner of use. / - Actual recordable time is the time available for recording when repeating actions such as switching the power supply [ON] / [OFF], starting/stopping recording, zoom operation etc. / - Maximum time to record motion pictures continuously with [AVCHD] in [FHD/60p]/[FHD/60i] is 29 minutes 59 seconds. / - Maximum time to record motion pictures continuously with [MP4] is 29 minutes 59 seconds or up to 4 GB.
Battery Pack
Battery Charger
AC Cable
USB Cable
Hand Strap


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Josh Hill Out 2-3 Weeks
January 7, 2013 3:35pm | by: Jason Weigandt
Earlier today, we posted a report that said Dodge Motorsports/Sycuan Casino's Josh Hill would return to racing this weekend in Phoenix, but we have now received an update from Team Manger Kenny Watson. For precautionary reasons, Hill will be out for another 2-3 weeks. He hit his head in a crash at Anaheim practice, and it was the teams decision to sit him for the night show. He's also dealing with a small injury to his hand.
Again, the team has decided to sit Hill for 2-3 weeks, so he won't be racing in Phoenix.


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There are many acroymns and abbreviated words unique to genealogy and family history research that may not be easily found in any other industry's terminology. Here are some of the more commonly used acronyms and abbreviations:
There are many acroymns and abbreviated words unique to genealogy and family history research that may not be easily found in any other industry's terminology. Here are some of the more commonly used acronyms and abbreviations:
- Allen County Public Library; library in Fort Wayne, Indiana with extensive genealogy collections. Librarians at the Allen County Public Library maintain PERSI, the Periodical Source Index, which indexes genealogical and local history sources from periodicals.
- Ancestral File; Ancestral File is a collection of over 35 million names linked into family groups and pedigrees. The records include information voluntarily contributed to familysearch.org by patrons from 1978-1991.
- American Genealogical Biographical Index (AGBI)
- The AGBI is a large name index of genealogies published by the Godfrey Library. The data also include unindexed and partially indexed genealogies and several specialized vital record collections and census data from 1790.
- Banns
- A formal, public announcement read in many churches stating that a marriage is about to take place. This reading permits any who know why this marriage should not happen to state such a cause of thereafter "hold their peace."
- bap / chr
- Baptized / Christened
- Batch Number
- May refer to many combined or coordinated entries into a computer database or file, but in a genealogical sense often refers to the original source input into the International genalogical Index (IGI).
- Births, Marriages, and Deaths
- Computer File Index, later known as the International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- c / ca. / circa
- approximately (ex. "ca. 1535" means "in about 1535")
- Cannot Be Located
- Daughters of the American Revolution; Lineage society for female descendants of soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War. The DAR Library in Washington, D.C. houses significant genealogical collections and is open to the public.
- dob
- Date of Birth
- Family Group Records Archive. This file was maintained by the Genealogical Society of Utah, a forerunner of the current FamilySearch. The archive consists of Family Group sheets in two parts: a MAIN section containing patron submissions from 1942-1969; and a PATRON section containing patron submissions from 1962-1979.
- Submissions to the MAIN section were verified for accuracy and received additional processing when they were submitted. Both sections were microfilmed and made available to Family History Centers.
- Family History Center (to find a Family History Center near you, click here)
- Family History Library, largest genealogical library in the world. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah and sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- Family History Library Catalog; searchable catalog of microfilm, fiche, books and periodicals available through FamilySearch.org.
- GEnealogical Data COMmunications (instustry standard file format used by genealogy software programs to transfer data)
- ill.
- Illegitimate (often recorded on birth certificates and other birth records)
- Library of Congress; Research arm of the US Congress. Digital collections include historic newspapers, photographs, family genealogies, biographies and other items of interest to family history researchers.
- National Archives Records Administration; repository of official US government records including census, military, immigration, and other documents of interest to family history researchers.
- National Genealogical Society; provides education and training in genealogical research methods and works to promote access to and preservation of genealogical records.
- The Periodical Source Index maintained by the Allen County Public Library of genealogical and local history periodicals, listed by source. PERSI's objective is to, over time, compile a complete subject index of all such periodicals--past and present.
- Personal Ancestral File; freeware genealogy software available at FamilySearch.org.
- Pedigree Resource File (a database within FamilySearch.org)
- Public Records Office; National Archives repository for official public records (birth, marriage, death, census, etc.) for the United Kingdom.
- Social Security Death Index; master file of US death records reported to the Social Security Administartion available for free on-line through FamilySearch.org, ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com, genealogybank.com and other web sites.
External Links[edit | edit source]
- Common Genealogical Acronyms -http://austega.com/familyhistory/courses/acronyms.htm
- Association of Professional Genealogists: Abbreviations and Acronyms -http://www.apgen.org/resources/aa.html
- Genealogical Acronyms and Glossary -http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jimella/acronyms.htm
- The A to Z of British Genealogical Research (The Emery Paper): Abbreviations - http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/EmeryPaper.html#Abbreviations
- International Society of Genetic Genealogy's: DNA - Newbie Glossary -http://www.worldfamilies.net/glossary.html
- List of abbreviations for English given names - Wikipedia - http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Abbreviations_for_English_given_names
Family History Library Resources[edit | edit source]
- There are also books which give the definitions of many abbreviated words. One such book is "Abbreviations & Acronyms: a guide for family historians" compiled by Kip Sperry (FHL book US/Can 929.103Sp37a.)
- Use a Title search for "abbreviations" in the Family History Library Catalog found on the www.familysearch.org website for other books which define abbreviations and acronyms such as: Acronyms, Initialisms, and Abbreviations Dictionary: a guide to acronyms, abbreviations, contractions, alphabetic symbols, and similar condensed appellations by Jennifer Mossman (FHL book US/Can 428.1 M855a v.1 pt.1 1995.)


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Evocative of the accouterments of Native Americans, this award winning painting is a reminder of a lost opportunity.
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Evocative of the accouterments of Native Americans, this award winning painting is a reminder of a lost opportunity.
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Interactivity, shminteractivity. Most web pages that claim interactivity really mean you can click on hyperlinks to go to new pages. Even web pages that have CGI scripts behind them don't really seem all that interactive: Fill out a form, hit the Submit button, and wait. It's more like throwing bottles into an ocean and hoping for a meaningful reply.
Happily, we have JavaScript. With JavaScript, images can swap when you move a cursor over them, form elements can influence each other on the fly, and calculations can be made without having to resort to a CGI script. There's none of this submit-and-wait stuff — everything happens on your web page while you're playing with it.
Even though it's simple to work with, JavaScript is a complete programming language, so as you learn more complicated JavaScript, you're also learning the basics of computer programming. If you want to move on to other programming languages, like Perl, C, C++, or Java, JavaScript is a great introduction.
Enough hype about JavaScript. On to hype about this tutorial.
All About This Tutorial
Here's a brief outline of what you will learn each day, with an example of what you'll be able to do by the end of that lesson.
- Day 1: Introductions, some examples, and your first JavaScript (example)
- Day 2: Variables, if-then branching, link events, and image swaps
- Day 3: Windows, frames, and the Document Object Model
- Day 4: Loops, arrays, and functions
- Day 5: Forms, forms, and more forms
Before we jump in, here are few important things to note about JavaScript and this tutorial.
First, JavaScript is not Java.
Third, this tutorial is not a substitute for a good reference book. JavaScript is very rich, and although you'll learn most of the grammar of JavaScript here, you won't learn the entire language. So, if you like what you've learned here and are serious about writing your own JavaScripts, go out and get a book. Whatever book you get should have an extensive reference section. I suggest JavaScript: The Definitive Guide by David Flanagan, or, ahem, Dave Thau's The Book of Javascript: A Practical Guide to Interactive Web Pages.
Finally, as with HTML, the best way to learn JavaScript is to experiment freely and often. At several places in this tutorial, you'll be given the opportunity to try things out. Don't be afraid to expand beyond the exercise to try new things.
All right, enough with the disclaimers. Let's write some JavaScript.
Down to Business
Click here to see an example of JavaScript in action!
If you view source, you'll see something that looks like this:
Here are the key things to notice:JavaScript usually goes between the </title> tag and the </head> tag. Like HTML, JavaScript is just text that can be typed into a word processor. It goes right into the HTML that describes your page. (Although I've only shown JavaScript in the header of the HTML page, you can also put JavaScript in the body. You'll see an example of this in the next lesson.)
The beginning of a bit of JavaScript begins with
<script language="JavaScript">
Right now, you don't really have to put the
Everything between
// and the end of a line is a comment and will be ignored.
Comment, comment, comment! A basic rule of good programming style is that you should always think about the next person who has to look at your script. It might be a friend, a co-worker, an employer, or it could be you in three months.
The easiest way to make sure you'll understand your own script in three months is to comment freely and often. If you want to comment a huge block of text, you can put it between
/* and
*/ like this:
/* this is a huge block of text that I've commented out */
alert("Soon, I will rebuild my browser!"); calls up a simple dialog box with the words "Soon, I will rebuild my browser!" inside.
Here's your first piece of JavaScript:the alert method. You'll learn more about how this line works in the next lesson. For now, you just need to know that you should end it with a semicolon, and put the text you want in the alert box between quotes.
The beginning of a bit of JavaScript begins with <script language="JavaScript"> tag. No rocket science here. Easy as HTML. Simple, right? Well … actually, there's one complication.
Hiding JavaScript
<script> tag. Further, using this technique to hide a script is NOT XHTML compliant. It is, however, an interesting (historical) hack that's worth a read.
The problem with the last example is that some old browsers don't understand the
//put up an alert box, to show how they work alert("Soon, I will rebuild my browser!"); '''Congratulations!'''
Which isn't great. Luckily, there's a trick involving HTML comments:
The reasons why this trick works evaded me for a while, and you can use it without understanding why it works. However, if you really want to know, here's why the comment trick works.
OK, believe it or not, you're ready for your first JavaScript exercise.
Once you've conquered that assignment, take a minute to read our review of Lesson 1.
OK! You're well on your way to understanding JavaScript. Here's a quick review of what was covered today:
- The greatness of JavaScript
- Browser-compatibility problems
- Other ways to learn JavaScript
- Where JavaScript goes on a page
- How to comment (freely and often!)
- How alert boxes work
Today was just an introduction to give you a feel for how things work. Next time we'll start getting serious.
Topics for next time:
- What sorts of information JavaScript knows about
- How JavaScript stores that information
- How JavaScript decides what to do
- How to do those nifty image swaps
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Throughout Cardiffa game and for 20mins!!! After the game the fans sang in support if their coach. Owner has basically determined that the coach Mackay will get fired or leave
20 minutes of don't sack Mackay or you will have riots on your hands
Refreshing compared to fans continuously wanting to fire the coach. Furthermore soccer fans passion will never (for both good and bad) be replicated....


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Feedback for the Route Builder
Love the new Route Builder feature in Strava Premium. I have only had a quick play on an iPad so far but have a couple of comments. To define a starting location it appears you need to type in an address. It would be great if there was a "use current location" option that drops the pin where you are standing. Keep up the good work guys! Tim


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I think the most important thing is to acknowledge their loss in some way, regardless of method. A close friend who lost her baby shared that it was hurtful when people she knew said or did nothing, much more so than people who might have just inadvertently said the "wrong" thing in their efforts to console.
Something a mutual friend did to help was setup a fund to help with funeral expenses (no-one plans ahead to save for their children's funeral) and a meal delivery calendar.
I know when people are grieving it helps to be very specific with offers of assistance. If you say "please let me know what I can do to help" they may not know what to say, but if you offer something specific, like "may I deliver a meal to you between 6-8 pm tonight?" they can usually muster a yes or no.
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I work with a small team in a small office. My boss and his wife had been trying to conceive for several years before they finally got pregnant with twins. We just found out today that they lost both of their babies to preeclampsia. My boss is relatively private, but shared this news with me. His wife is still in the hospital and I am not sure of her condition. Does anyone have any advice on how we as a team can console them? Should we send flowers to the hospital or is that inappropriate in this situation? Should we bring food? The couple does not have many friends locally (they are relatively new to our location) and I just want to do whatever we can to support them during this painful experience.
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Engineering Management
Degree of Master of Science (60 credits) with a major in General Management
Location: Jönköping
Start date: August 23, 2021
This programme provides a specialised education in management for those holding a bachelor's degree in engineering.
The programme prepares you for work in business positions that require a broad base of management understanding combined with technical knowledge.
It is designed to meet the increasing demand for graduates that combine their technical understanding with the application of management knowledge in the industrial and engineering sectors. This competence is as important for renewal of local small and medium sized companies as for integration of big international supply chains.
The programme prepares students for work in business positions that require a broad base of management understanding combined with engineering knowledge. Courses address a wide range of management topics deemed necessary for an engineer to excel as a responsible business leader in various managerial roles. Course topics include responsible leadership, strategic renewal, internationalisation, (open) innovation, methods for business analysis, training in writing and presenting business reports.
Engineering Management is taught in collaboration between Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) and School of Engineering. To secure the practical relevance of the program and make good use of the students' prior knowledge in engineering, courses will include collaborations between students, practitioners and lecturers with both business and technology background. These activities will further train the students to work in diverse settings and ensure that the knowledge and skills learned are applicable in practice.
All courses are taught in English. Due to the fact that Jönköping International Business School and School of Engineering at Jönköping University are international schools with international faculty and that this programme is open to students from around the world, the courses have a diverse participation of students providing an international learning experience both in atmosphere and course content.
Lisa, student, tells more about the programme
Half time option for practitioners
Although no prior work experience is required to enter the programme it is encouraged. For applicants already working in industrial and engineering sectors the programme can under certain circumstances be studied at half speed over two years as an alternative to one year full-time studies. In such case an individual study plan must be applied for upon acceptance to the programme. Please note that the programme still runs on campus during the day-time so even at half speed you would need to be present regularly and have a job that can offer enough flexibility during this period. For more information on this option contact the Programme Director (see Contacts).
After graduation
After graduation you will belong to an attractive group of graduates holding both engineering and management degrees. This will qualify you for a variety of jobs, especially managerial roles that require you to understand the technical processes of a company and lead projects, departments, plants, or whole firms. It will also increase your chances of realising your own business idea or being innovative within existing organisations.
Read more about our Admissions Requirements.
Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange students
Year 1
Accounting & Finance for Managers 7.5 Credits
Research Methods in Management 7.5 Credits
Strategic Entrepreneurship and Innovation 15 Credits
Leading with People 7.5 Credits
Industrial Marketing and Supply Chain Management 7.5 Credits
Master Thesis in General Management 15 Credits
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If you don't fulfil our language requirements, you can enter our Pathway Programme, designed to strengthen your English and academic skills. Read more.


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As the Securities and Exchange Commission continues to gather data for a fiduciary rule, Bernie Clark, executive vice president of Schwab Advisor Services, says Schwab's mission is to ensure that a fiduciary rule is not coupled with harmonization of broker and advisor rules.
"We are trying to delink those concepts"—coupling fiduciary duty and harmonization in one rule, Clark told AdvisorOne during a Wednesday interview in Washington. "The sense we have is that the SEC is linking the two," and "that's where the breakdown has occurred."
Indeed, in releasing the March 1 request for information on the costs and benefits of a uniform fiduciary rule for brokers and advisors, SEC Commissioner Elisse Walter (then chairwoman) said that the comments would also help the agency in its "ongoing consideration of alternative standards of conduct for certain broker-dealers and investment advisers, as well as potential harmonization of other aspects of regulation in this area."
But harmonization of advisor and broker rules brings with it a "harsh reality," Clark says: the principals-based RIA model—which currently adheres to about 40 rules—would be forced to comply with the nearly "800 broker-dealer rules." This, Clark says, would essentially "topple" the RIA model, and drive a lot of the smaller RIAs out of business.
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association along with the broker-dealer industry, Clark says, are "very supportive of harmonization because the migration of assets away from those models into the independent space has been great." If the SEC harmonizes broker and advisor rules "then you are drawing the RIA back into the more traditional model, which doesn't serve the RIA well or their clients."
But Clark—who was in Washington participating in the Investment Adviser Association's Lobbying Day—says one bright spot is that members of Congress agree that the SEC should not mesh fiduciary duty and harmonization into one rule.
After meeting with House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, House Capital Markets subcommittee chairman Scott Garrett, R-N.J., and the ranking member on the Senate Banking Committee, Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, Clark said each of them "believe that RIAs and broker-dealers are fundamentally two different business" models, and that "harmonization and the fiduciary standard should be separate and distinct."
As the SEC's comment period winds down at the end of this month, Clark said that Schwab plans to include in its comment a survey of advisors who custody assets with Schwab and their views on the harmful consequences they see in harmonizing advisor and broker rules.
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Here at QV we love Miss Badu and I guess famed fashion designer Tom Ford does to because she is the new face for his new fragrance, White Patchouli...wonder what is smells like? Anyway she looks gorgeous in the ads. Props to you miss
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I am facing a bit of a problem:
I have User A, which owns a table (T1) and a view on the table (V1).
I have User B, which has select privilege on A.V1 view.
If user B queries the ALL_VIEWS view, he can see the view definition.
I don't want user B to see the view text.
I tried creating a second view (V2) in User A's schema, that performs
a SELECT from V1, but the user can still see the query text in
ALL_VIEWS view.
How can i hide the view text from user B?