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Trying to balance the light across a frame is a fundamental part of photography. When the sun is out, this is easiest, as the sun throws lots of light onto the foreground of the shot, while the sky is comparatively darker. The variation of light coming off both ground and sky is relatively similar, and all parts of the image can therefore be quite well lit.
When the sky is cloudy, less light reaches the ground. At the same time, counterintuitively in some ways, the sky itself is far lighter than on a sunny day- because light is being reflected among the clouds. When the camera tries to account for this, it has a choice- it can either expose for the sky, leaving the foreground dark, or it can expose for the ground, leaving the sky blown out without texture. On the whole, unless you're looking for silhouettes, this doesn't result in the most appealing photos.
As such, photography on a cloudy day can be a frustrating experience. That said, it can also be extremely rewarding. As I've posted a few times, I love the sky, and clouds in particular. On days when the sky is full of texture- particularly partly-cloudy days when gaps open up in the sky and the full vertical extent of clouds and their textures can be seen- photography can be a lot of fun.
I took the following photographs a couple of weeks back with the family at a botanical garden east of Melbourne. It was a cloudy, rainy day and opportunities for good shots might have been limited- it was a great location and could have produced some really colourful shots under full sun. However, working with a few approaches, I was able to snap a handful of images that I quite liked, and that I think show some of the things you can do to try and account for less uniform lighting conditions. All these images (including the title image above) were taken over a 90-minute period on a single afternoon.
The first is look for the sun breaking through. Every so often, a patch of sun will come through and light the foreground. If the sky is especially dark, this can produce some dramatic effects. In this shot, light is falling on this stand of trees, while behind the clouds are dark and menacing. The contrast makes for an unusual and interesting image.
Of course, such breaks are relatively rare, and you have to be in the right position and ready to take them when they do appear. Another benefit though is that the softer light of a cloudy day, while perhaps leaving landscapes a little dull, make portraits much more viable. Strong, direct sunlight light casts shadows on faces that may not capture the detail and interest of a face in the way you want. Cloudy days, however, offer great portraiture opportunities. In this shot, the fact that the sky is a little blown out and textures are soft really doesn't matter, as it's Miss Nine in the foreground that you're interested in.
Here she is again. You can see that the soft light coming from multiple directions (scattered by cloud) means her skin is gently textured without any hard shadows or patches of contrast. There's some sunshine coming through at this particular juncture- enough to light up her hair- but it's watered down. Not great for landscapes, but perfect for this sort of thing.
Sometimes the light just won't cooperate when you're in position, and you won't have the luxury of waiting around. Here's where using graduated neutral density filters can help you out. You can apply these onto the camera or in post-processing. I've done the latter with this image, where in the original frame, the foreground was underlit. By manually lightening the foreground, I've pulled up enough colour and detail to keep it interesting, and still maintained the darkness of the sky for drama and contrast. This is a slap-dash job, five minutes of fiddling with Lightroom. Doing it properly takes longer, but avoids darkening treetops at the horizon or leaving an unsightly glow where objects touch the sky. HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing does something similar by layering two identical images with different exposure values and blending the best parts of each. Unless done well, I find HDR tends to look artificial and unappealing.
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Again with the portraiture. Watch for moments, even if there isn't direct sunlight on the foreground, when there is just enough soft light on the foreground and an especially heavy background- this can be all the contrast you need to capture a really nice moment. Here, the surrounds are not really well lit enough for a landscape, but there's enough of a glow on Miss Nine, and enough darkness in the sky, that the effect works well. Here, the clouds themselves provide the interest for the backdrop- depth, texture, movement and drama- and a nice compliment to Miss Nine in the foreground.
Using fill-flash can achieve a similar effect artificially, if natural light is not cooperating. This can also be achieved in post-processing to some extent, although you will need to ensure that your original exposure is within certain margins. If whites blow out or darks are too pronounced, you will not be able to recover them.
The real trick, though, is to be ready when the light does change- and it will. When you've got foreground sun and background clouds, you've got a recipe for a nicely-lit and often dramatic shot, and this is when your colours are really going to pop as well.
I would like to head back to the Australia Gardens in full sun and take a handful of landscapes, but I wouldn't change the conditions we had that afternoon for anything. Not only does the changing light make for interesting, contrasty and often dramatic photography, but it keeps you on your toes. You have to be watching, ready and in the right place, trying to predict when that next shift in the light will come, and then pounce on it. Admittedly, you need a lot more time and patience for this sort of snapping. But when the light does work for you, it's so much more rewarding.
All photos taken at the Australia Garden at Cranbourne, VIC.


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Monitoring a job is to monitor the outward behaviour of the web application under test whilst executing a test. This is different to monitoring the infrastructure of an application under test, AgileLoad starter cannot be used to set up infrastructure monitoring; this is done using AgileLoad Center. While running a test with AgileLoad Starter the job can be stopped or it's possible to take a look at some results as the test executes.
The HTTP Statistics View will show the Global HTTP View where the number of Active, Started, Finished and Aborted users can be seen. This is useful for gaining an understanding of how well the application under test is dealing with concurrency.
The HTTP request status graph shows the response types (200: OK, 300: Redirection or Cache, 400: Not found or permissions issues, 500: Server Error) that AgileLoad is seeing from the server.
The Hits and Connections Opened graph is a tell-tale for whether keep-alive / Persistent Connections is set on the target Web Server (most modern browsers make requests through Persistent Connections as it's then easier and faster to make subsequent requests rather than having to set a new connection for each request).
TCP Connections should be equal to the number of users running multiplied by the number of connections that browser type will make to a web server (Opera Browsers make 8 connections per user, Safari 4 Browsers make 2 per user). It's an important figure as the target must be able to handle that number of connections.
The Statistics Tab has a tabular presentation of the information in the graphs, while the Audit Log will show any error messages or information messages.
Clicking Transaction and Pages Statistics opens the Global Timer / SLA View. This shows how long the actions between each timer start and end are taking (the server response time). If the test was recorded without inserting additional timers using the script capture bar or without any insertion of additional timers directly in the script interface, then there will be one timer per script plus one timer per page in that script. The screenshot below shows two timers, one is the script timer, the other is the only page timer in this script (there was only one page in the recording – if there were more pages there would be more page timers) The Job_starter timer is taking around 10s (10,000ms) to execute, this is the load time including user time for the target. The timer above it is showing 3-4s page load time. It becomes apparent that this test was run on a very slow network (refer to the design phase and consider that the load must be generated from a location with enough bandwidth to handle the test to obtain accurate results).
If Service Level Agreements (SLA's) were specified in the job then they SLA tab will have details. Using Agileload starter it is not possible to specify SLA's, to use them refer to the advanced section.
Transactions Summary opens the Timers Summary dialog box. Choosing the timer(s) that are interesting by checking them will Open the Timers Summary page in AgileLoad (see Timers (milliseconds) Summary screenshot below). There are some other parameters relating to where the timing samples should be taken from in the test, (whole test, plateau only or (using ramp up detection) divided into each step (this would have been set up when you created the Job in the VU tab).
A quick way to get the transaction rate (other than to use the Transactions per Second or Pages Per Second graphs) is to divide the sample size by the time interval. E.g. below sample is 100 (10 iterations with 10 users were run in the test), the period is 16:59.14 – 17:00.52 = 1m38s or 98s so the transaction rate that was achieved is 100/98 = 1.02 transactions per second, this is of course a very simple scenario hitting one page, a timer could also wrap a transaction such as 'checkout' or 'search' to get more granular information.
Pages Summary follows very similar actions except that the statistics relate to page timers as opposed to script timers.
Check Statistics shows the Checks View. Any checks inserted in the script either automatically by AgileLoad or manually by editing of the script will appear here.
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World changers. It's almost easier to explain what we don't mean by that phrase than to define what we do. We have not compiled a list of trailblazers, like the de Havilland Comet, the world's first jetliner. Nor is this a list of airplanes that represent the greatest advances of aeronautics, such as the experimental aircraft that led to supersonic flight. Rather, we looked for craft that had an impact beyond the realm of things that fly, that reached into the larger culture and touched even those who aren't frequent fliers or connected to aviation.
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Some of our choices are individual airplanes that happened to play a critical role in a world-changing event; others are aircraft types that were so significant in commerce or in war that we could truly say of them: "These changed history."
We were inspired by the recent book 50 Aircraft That Changed the World, and we could see immediately that authors Ron Dick and Dan Patterson had followed a wiser course: They had picked 50. We could accommodate only 10. We ended up with a list that includes some of those in the book, plus a few of our own.
The most heated debate that broke out in the course of making our selection was also the most revealing; it showed how stringent our standards were—and how subjective. It was over The Spirit of St. Louis. Some editors argued that of course we had to include the airplane flown on the first solo, nonstop trip across the Atlantic Ocean—a trip that made its pilot an international celebrity and inspired a generation to fly long distances, or at least dream about it. Months after the 1927 event, when Charles Lindbergh flew the airplane, a purpose-built Ryan, on a tour across the United States to promote aeronautics, an estimated 50 million people—42 percent of the nation—turned out to see it.
But was it the airplane that people found so inspiring, or the pilot? It's hard to imagine that journey being completed by anyone other than Lindbergh, but not so difficult to think that he could have done it in another type of airplane. In fact, he had considered an alternative, the Wright Bellanca WB 2.
We're sure there are readers (more than a few in St. Louis and in San Diego, where The Spirit was built) who will disagree with that reasoning, or with other choices we made. In the end, selecting 10 aircraft from so many possibilities simply became a good excuse to do one of our favorite things: talk about airplanes. We bet you'll want to join the discussion.
—The Editors
1. Wright 1905
We knew we wanted to start with a Wright airplane, but which most deserved the title of world changer? Wright biographer Tom Crouch, a National Air and Space Museum curator of early flight, nominated the brothers' third powered aircraft. "The 1905 was the world's first practical airplane," he observes.
"The best of the four flights made by the 1903 aircraft at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, on December 17, 1903, was only 852 feet in 59 seconds," Crouch continues. "With that marginal success in hand, the Wrights decided to transfer flight operations to Huffman Prairie, eight miles east of their hometown, Dayton, Ohio. They built and tested two aircraft there, one during 1904 and another in 1905.
"Over the course of those two seasons, the Wrights fine-tuned their design, stretching the aircraft to improve stability and control, enlarging the control surfaces, and improving the propellers. (The same engine, a virtual replica of the one that powered the 1903 aircraft, powered both the 1904 and 1905 models.) On October 5, 1905, Wilbur Wright flew a distance of 24.5 miles in 59 minutes, 23.8 seconds. The brothers had finally achieved their original dream: developing a practical airplane capable of remaining aloft for a significant time and maneuvering under the full control of the pilot.
"The Wrights then faced the task of selling their invention. By the spring of 1908 they had been granted a patent and had signed contracts to sell airplanes to both the U.S. Army and a French syndicate.


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DEFINITION: Labor force, total. Total labor force comprises people ages 15 and older who meet the International Labour Organization definition of the economically active population: all people who supply labor for the production of goods and services during a specified period. It includes both the employed and the unemployed. While national practices vary in the treatment of such groups as the armed forces and seasonal or part-time workers, in general the labor force includes the armed forces, the unemployed, and first-time job-seekers, but excludes homemakers and other unpaid caregivers and workers in the informal sector.


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Do we really need to persuade you to try this recipe? It's French fries topped with gooey cheese, savory bacon, and more. JUST CHEW IT.
1/4 cup fat-free sour cream
1 1/2 tsp. ranch dressing/dip seasoning mix
One 2-lb. or half of a 4-lb. butternut squash (20 oz. once peeled and sliced)
1/8 tsp. coarse salt
1/3 cup shredded reduced-fat Mexican-blend cheese
2 tbsp. precooked real crumbled bacon (like the kind by Oscar Mayer)
2 tbsp. jarred jalapeño slices, drained
2 tbsp. chopped scallions
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray 2 baking sheets with nonstick spray.
In a small bowl, thoroughly mix sour cream with ranch mix. Cover and refrigerate.
Peel squash, and slice off the ends. Cut in half widthwise, just above the round section. Cut the round piece in half lengthwise, and scoop out the seeds.
Cut squash into French-fry-shaped spears. Thoroughly pat dry. Lay spears on the sheets, and sprinkle with salt. Bake for 20 minutes.
Flip spears and bake until mostly tender on the inside and crispy on the outside, about 15 minutes.
Closely arrange spears on the center of each sheet. Top with cheese and crumbled bacon. Bake until cheese has melted, 1 - 2 minutes.
Top with jalapeño slices and scallions. Serve with sour cream mixture for dipping!
Serving Size: 1/2 of recipe Calories: 240 Fat: 6g Sodium: 765mg Carbs: 39.5g Fiber: 6g Sugars: 9g Protein: 12g PointsPlus® value 6*
They say everything's bigger in Texas, and that definitely includes this dish's calorie count! The stats below are for HALF of a HALF ORDER. When at Chili's, one might assume that a half-order starter split between two people can't be that unreasonable. But it IS unreasonable, WILDLY so. Still, the call of hot cheese fries topped with crispy bacon and served with a side of ranch dressing is hard to ignore. So we downsized the stats by dressing up our very own guilt-free butternut squash fries with reduced-fat cheese and no-guilt bacon crumbles. Add an HG-approved ranch dip, and there's no reason to even THINK about ordering the Chili's version! Problem solved...
Serving Size: 1/2 of a half order Calories: 615 Fat: 42g Sodium: 1,645mg Carbs: 34.5g Fiber: 2.5g Sugars: n.a. Protein: 24.5g PointsPlus® value 17*
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Today is November 13th. On this day back in 2007, we debuted the recipe for an HG classic -- Too-Good-To-Deny Pumpkin Pie. Celebrate this HG anniversary by whipping up the guilt-free pie! (Pssst... Check out our Upside-Down Pumpkin Pie too!)
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Why Arboriculture?
Ever found relief from a hot summer's day in the shade of a big tree? Trees provide lots of benefits, like shade and cleaning the air, and make our towns and cities nice places to live. Arborists plant, prune, and fertilize trees to keep them healthy. When trees die or become unsafe, arborists remove them. There are lots of career opportunities for arborists because more and more people live in towns and cities. To become a qualified arborist, you need the right education and training; get it from the Stockbridge School's Arboriculture program!
Established in 1893, the Stockbridge School's Arboriculture program is the oldest in the country and has educated many leaders in the tree care industry. The Stockbridge School carries on a proud tradition by offering a two-year education designed to prepare you for a career in arboriculture. Classes are based on the latest arboricultural research and include many outdoor labs, to give you the necessary hands-on skills to succeed. If you like working outdoors, improving the environment, using your head and your hands, a career in arboriculture is for you.
Americans annually spend $13 billion on tree care, and this amount continues to increase. Homeowners, business owners, and public officials know how important it is to hire qualified arborists to care for trees and shrubs. Arboriculture has many career opportunities: all of our graduates have multiple offers working for tree care companies and as municipal or utility arborists.
The Arboriculture program in the Stockbridge School of Agriculture has a great return on investment. Many of our graduates start their own, successful tree care companies. Now is the time to enter this dynamic industry. "The tree care industry today faces a critical shortage of trained professionals," says Peter Gerstenberg of the Tree Care Industry Association. In the Northeast, wages have increased dramatically and are above the national average.
If you're interested in a B.S. degree in Arboriculture & Community Forestry Management, which is offered through the Department of Environmental Conservation at UMass, please contact Dr. Brian Kane (413-545-6637) or Kristina Bezanson <firstname.lastname@example.com> (413-545-6626) or visit this page.
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Guess to Launch a 'Fast & Furious 6' Fashion Capsule Collection
(Courtesy Guess) G by Guess is launching a Fast & Furious collection later this spring
Just in case you've ever watched any of the five—soon to be six—movies in the Fast & Furious franchise and said to yourself, "Gosh, I wish I could dress like a character in that film!" Well, your wish has come true.
This May, G by Guess will launch a Fast & Furious 6-inspired capsule collection for both men and women. Available in stores beginning May 14th, the 15-piece collection will feature moto-inspired racing details, gritty prints, and "destroyed styles" in jackets, T-shirts, tank tops, dresses, sunglasses, watches, and caps.
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Size Matters
I am not writing to complain about the technical content of your magazine; it is excellent quality. I am not writing to complain about the new graphic layout of your magazine—layouts, "look and feel" all come and go. It neither adds nor detracts from the quality of the writing. I am not writing to complain about /etc/rant, or the views and opinions of Nicholas Petreley. Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion, and I have always respected Nicholas, even way back when he wrote for InfoWorld.
I am, however, writing to complain about the new size of the magazine. I somewhat agree with the opinion of Greg Bullough, who believed that his toilet tank was badly designed. However, toilet tanks have been around longer than Linux Journal, and even longer than Linux itself.
As an engineer, I am aware of the need to design products to operate in
the environment they reside. Therefore, I plead with you to reduce the
width of your magazine by about 1.25 inches (32 mm, or 0.0051 furlongs).
Henry Hojnacki
Keep Your Opinions to Yourself
I was reading this month's magazine, when I came across this new column: /var/opinion.
I just wanted to say that based on the editor's recent opinions in his
column under the old name /etc/rant, there is a much better name for
his column: /home/petreley/opinion. As the current name, this name is
also LSB-compliant, but like his opinions should be, his home directory
should be kept to himself (not public).
Guilherme DeSouza
Why Do You Talk in Parables?
I don't understand why Maddog has to talk in parables. All the other authors don't attempt to give their life story and speak in stories to make their point. This is a publication aimed towards a professional community. Get facts and write an article and not some senile story.
Also the /var/rant article is an okay thing. Editors are allowed to
have opinions. Just as long as when it comes to editing the magazine
they stay objective, which I feel that you have. But the Beachhead
column has to go.
Michael S. Dunsavage
I and many others love Jon's style and look forward to the columns every month. See the next reader's advice. —Ed.
Read What You Like, Skip What You Don't
I've been reading this magazine for years and maintain a current subscription to it. Do I always agree with the content selections? No, of course not. Some issues center on something of no value to me, but the next always comes back centered on something that is more to my liking.
The secret to my success is if I don't like an article, I stop reading and turn to the next one. That's a pretty complex task; maybe I should force myself to read the article and write a flame mail to you guys like lots of the letters to editor.
As far as /etc/rant, sure the name might be off a bit, but it's the first article I read in every issue. Once again, I might not agree (hasn't happened yet), but it is your opinion after all. It must be hard for some people just to skip an article, even on the very last page, because it sure draws attention in the letters to editor section every month.
This is still the best Linux mag I see on the market, and I have no
intention of canceling my subscription any time soon. Keep up the good
work people.
Steve Bavalis
No Bad Karma Here
You are right, [Fedora] disk labels suck. Why Red Hat insists on them beats me.
I've installed [many versions of Red Hat] on many different hardware
platforms, some of them many times. I've never had a Sendmail hang on
boot issue. Could it be your bad karma?
Bad Karma Strikes Others
Saw your column in Linux Journal and wanted to respond. I also
have had problems over the years with Sendmail locking up about half the time
when starting Fedora/Red Hat distros.
Make It Simple, Stupid
You'd think [PC] hardware would be easy to understand and use. It isn't. No one wants to play well with others. It's like the PC world is living in never-neverland, and economics has nothing to do with [it].
No other consumer product makes these demands. I don't need to know how an engine in a car works and how to build one. I simply seat myself in the vehicle, fasten the seat belt, check the mirrors, put the key in the steering wheel lock and turn it to start the car.
I'd say the PC is a complicated dinosaur whose days are numbered. The
economics of things, if nothing else, will force the PC to become a much
simpler device to use, operate and own. There is a line being drawn
in what one needs and what one can afford. As long as the brutes are
determining the course of events, this will be the hard rule.
I have been predicting the success of computing appliances for years for these very reasons. Maybe someday my prediction will come true. There is hope. More on that in a future issue. —Ed.
Ruby Inspiration
As a contributing editor to LJ with an acknowledged fondness for Perl, I
opened the July 2006 issue on Ruby and, Perl die-hard that I am, groaned.
Despite whatever initial reservations I may have had, I did what I always
do and read the magazine cover to cover. "Ruby as Enterprise
Glue" by
Maik Schmidt on page 58 clearly demonstrated just why Ruby is to be taken
seriously, and I was so intrigued that I'm now working my way through
the Pick-Axe book (Programming Ruby by the Pragmatic Programmers).
Thank you, Linux Journal, for reminding me that the
word "open" not only
refers to my preferred technology, but to my mind, too.
Paul Barry
The Ultimate Do-It-Yourself Linux Box
I must say this was a nice article [August 2006]. However, there is one
thing I'm missing in all Linux-related media so far: a test of
server mainboards. Many server-bound extension cards (like the 3ware
RAID controllers or those nice multiport Gigabit cards) are PCI-X,
not PCIe. But, if you start looking for a mainboard suitable for a
Linux system, you are completely on your own. Could you please give an
overview of server-type mainboards that are suitable for Linux at some
time? Something like "these boards work for most Linux distributions,
a few boards are fully supported including built-in hardware
Excellent idea, Sven. —Ed.
Ultimate Linux Laptop
I was disappointed to see that there was no Ultimate Linux Laptop [August 2006 Ultimate Linux Box issue]. We work hard to get most of the hardware working perfectly, including the Hot Keys, acpi events and hibernation, and provide a very simple way to get most multimedia to play easily, thanks to programs like MPlayer, Xine and XMMS. Our goal is for customers to open their laptops and get to work. To me that is the Ultimate Linux Laptop.
I would like to make a few comments about your /var/opinion column [August 2006]. We have evaluated many configurations and keep coming back to the Intel Centrino platform. Support for Intel Centrino is very good and is relatively easy to get the necessary components working. We have looked at AMD processors, and 64-bit capability might be nice, but what are the real honest reasons for running a 64-bit version on a laptop where maximum memory capacity is 2GB or 4GB? I can think of only a couple of good situations to run 64-bit Linux on a notebook.
To me, the the real promise of 64-bit computing lies in the ability to
linearly access more than 4GB of RAM, and if notebook hardware isn't
there yet, 64-bit notebooks really are not necessary at this time.
Joe Ryner
R Cubed Technologies, Inc., Chief Technology Officer
I think software is a bigger problem for 64-bit systems than memory, but I still agree. I run dual-core AMD64 machines for everything but my notebook, which is based on—you guessed it—Intel Centrino. —Ed.
Deconstructing Constructive Criticism
I just read your response to a letter about your Fedora rant. I fully agree that calling Fedora's approach to partition labels boneheaded is not the same as calling the developers boneheaded. However, I made the mistake of telling several police officers that chasing the crowd at a Fourth of July celebration back toward an active lightning storm rather than let them walk "near" the fireworks drop zone that was obviously not going to be used unless and until the storm passed was "idiotic". I was nearly arrested for maligning a peace officer. The fact that I actually criticized a poor decision, not a person, one that was likely not made by these officers, was totally lost. As I did not want to spend the night of the fourth of July in jail standing up for my right to not actually malign police officers, I beat a hasty retreat.
The distinction between constructive and destructive criticism seems to
depend on whose ox gets gored. Most people read what they wish to hear or
not hear with no connection to what is actually said or written, making
it particularly dangerous to communicate with people with clubs and guns.
Dave Lynch
Blacklisting Side Effects
I own an ISP, and my primary SMTP server was tagged by one of those services that list exploitable spammers. Not that my SMTP server has been used for SPAM or that I have an open relay capable of being exploited. In fact, a huge block of my IP addresses have been listed by this person, effecting hundreds of my customers.
Many administrators use these RBL resources to filter mail. But is this really a good idea? My customers are suffering an odd sort of "DoS" attack. There are assumptions made in the construction of these lists. An open relay could be hijacked by a spammer, but that doesn't mean it will be. So is it appropriate to conclude that mail coming from that server is SPAM?
This inaccurate policing hurts innocent people. There's little recourse for me and my customers. The operator of the list isn't going to help, and there is no action I can take against him, so now it looks like I'll have to reassign static IP addresses—a time-consuming and expensive process.
ISPs are the primary operator of the Internet. They manage the application services like e-mail and, for the most part, have done so independent of government regulation and oversight. It's important that we self regulate. But inaccurate self regulation will create turmoil in the user community. Unchecked and magnified, it could cause our freedom and independence to be questioned and possibly chipped away by well intentioned, but misguided politicians.
This terror has caused me to rethink some of my policies. I'm at least
thinking more about the impact that my administrative decisions have
on people.
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Here are some examples of the kind of work that I've been looking at recently as part of the research into my project. I think the work of Roman Sakovic and Tamas Dezso are worth putting together as they depict landscape in similar ways. There is a sense of detachment both in the pulled back position of the camera, the rigidly formal approach, and the use of desaturation that isolates the subjects from us. We look, clinically. The two are withdrawn surveys of landscape, its character, and its development; as beautiful as they are cold and alien.
Whilst Roman Sakovic's work is as strong as Dezso's, I find the variety of subject in the latter more compelling and I feel that my inquiry should not only be restricted to landscape but could also include interiors and portraits. There are telling details in everything but they just need to be united within a particular look and feel, as Deszo has so evocatively demonstrated.
Images from Tamas Dezso's Here, Anywhere
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As my media collection grows and my downloads get larger and more frequent, my poor PowerBook is almost always this close to being completely full. Having an overstuffed drive can hammer your performance as well as take you off-task ("You Startup Disk is almost full…"), so regular deletion of crufty files is a part of most folks' regular Mac maintenance.
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[CENTER][SIZE="3"][color="Navy"]The War of the Fourth Coalition[/color][/size]
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The Fourth Coalition (1806–1807) of Prussia, Russia, Saxony, Sweden, and the United Kingdom against France formed within months of the collapse of the Third Coalition. Prussia joined the coalition fearing the rise in French power and influence in Germany after their defeat of Austria and Russia at Austerlitz.
In July, 1806 Napoleon formed the Confederation of the Rhine out of the numerous German states which constituted the Rhineland and most other parts of western Germany. He amalgamated many of the smaller states into larger electorates, duchies and kingdoms to make the governance of non-Prussian Germany more efficient. Napoleon also elevated the rulers of the two largest Confederation states, Saxony and Bavaria, to the status of kings.
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Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia longed to control the Electorate of Hanover which the French had occupied since 1803. Napoleon demanded and seized the Prussian principalities of Cleves, Ansbach, and Neuchatel, for which Prussia was to receive Hanover. As an added insult Napoleon offered Hanover back to England during protracted peace negotiations before the treaty with Prussia had been finalized. While the response to the offer in England was less than enthusiastic, the effect in Berlin was electric. Queen Louise of Prussia, head of the 'War Party' at court, was outraged and it is said that the King finally relented to war only after she persistently denied him his 'conjugal rights.'
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On August 7, the decision to go to war was secretly made and a search for allies began. On the 10th of August Prussia mobilized. On the 6th of September Prussia began to occupy Saxony to keep it out of the Confederation of the Rhine. It was then that reports finally filtered back to Napoleon that Prussian hotheads had been sharpening their swords against the steps of the French Embassy in Berlin and a warning was belatedly sent to Prussia to not occupy Saxony under threat of war.
The Prussian Gardes de Corps sharpen their swords on the steps of the French Embassy in Berlin 1806[/CENTER]
Prussian Preparations & War Plans
The weakest attribute of the Prussian Army lay not with its men but with it's commanders. Along with three Chiefs of Staff there were personal animosities and ambitions to contend against. It took from August 10 to early September for the field armies to be organized. One under the Duke of Brunswick of about 75,000 men based on Magdeburg. The second was commanded by Prince Friedrich Ludwig von Hohenlohe of about 42,000, including the assimilated 18,000 man Saxon Army, in Dresden, Saxony. A third of 29,000 men was formed in southern Brunswick near Mulhausen north of Erfurt commanded by Generals Blücher and Rüchel. In East Prussia General Lestocq commanded 25,000 men.
Prince Friedrich Ludwig von Hohenlohe
Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand, Herzog zu Braunschweig-Lüneburg[/CENTER]
As to how to use the army...no more than five different plans were put forward. Colonel Gerhard von Sharnhorst put forward a most sensible plan to delay the French in holding actions in the Thüringerwald Forest, along the Elbe, or even on the Oder if necessary until the Russian Army of 120,000 under General Count Levin Bennigsen arrived, if Napoleon were to attack before a Prussian attack was ready. This was promptly assailed as 'an affront to the army's honor' and shelved. Hohenlohe's plan was to concentrate the army around Erfurt and Hof (near Plauen), wait to discern Napoleon's line of attack and then outflank them. This too was vetoed as to defensive (although subsequently this was not to far removed from what would occur historically by circumstance.) The Duke of Brunswick advocated an aggressive move southwest from Erfurt through Würzburg towards Stuttgart against the French encampments. When this was favored, Hohenlohe suggested a modified plan to attack from Hof towards Würzburg. The King finally intervened and imposed a compromise plan between Brunswick's and Hohenlohe's. Plans were drawn up and preliminary orders had been given when on September 27 the council of war reversed course and endorsed the Duke of Brunswick's original plan, causing chaos as the military bureaucracy ground to a halt as new orders were drawn up, sent, and regiments moved yet again.
On October 5th the news that Napoleon was advancing from the Würzburg area with a large force towards Saxony threw the Army command into confusion as to what to do. Should the Prussians draw up behind the Saale, or should all three armies converge on Leipzig? Nobody however reverted to Scharnhort's plan, and he later lamented, 'What we ought to do I know right well; what we shall do, only the gods know.'
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Chris Liepe has created a very unique version of "Little Drummer Boy" for the holiday season. First, Chris uses a very smooth intro influenced by "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" to start this song off. Then, he leads into a Switchfoot sound before grabbing the influence of Brian May from Queen. Chris ends with a rocking Audioslave style to round out his unique rendition.
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Wow!!! :)
Love this version!
add my kudos to the list. plus, i really dig the tassels on your guitar.
Good stuff
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dude im just finishing getting the intro tight, and abotu to embark on the rest of this song, this is epic. those rum pu m pum pum or however one would spell it at the end there were quite epic if i may say so, gave me a goosebump or 2 not gonna lie.
What an innovation! The song played in a rock format. The musicianship is outstanding. I wish I knew how to save this, if I can, simply for my listening pleasure.
Under the supplemental content tab, the track is available for download. There are also a number of different versions there to help you practice the different parts.
Thank you Chris. Tom Raimondo
That is just FUN!!! Wow Chris...really impressive stuff!
this is amazing!!! gotta learn it!!!
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very nice job - you are amazing!
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loved the intro bit
That was amazing.Fantastic job.
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Chris Liepe is an amazingly versatile player and teacher. With a background that includes professional recording and mixing, piano playing and guitar Chris brings a unique perspective to his lessons.
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Ladies and gentlemen of JamPlay, we are proud to introduce a new instructor by the name of Chris Liepe. Chris has masterfully crafted a wicked rendition of "Carol Of The Bells" for this lesson. Here he...Length: 25:00 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
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Chris brings his ingenuity to this lesson on the American folk song called "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" Also known as "Black Girl" or "In The Pines," this song provides a great opportunity to add...Length: 26:06 Difficulty: 2.5 FREE
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Chris Liepe teaches both the original version of "Heartbreak Hotel" by Elvis as well as his own improvised version.Length: 65:44 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Chris Liepe brings forward this monster lesson on his original song entitled "Love Someone."Length: 73:18 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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Chris Liepe teaches the EVE 6 song "Inside Out." Here, Chris demonstrates every aspect of the song.Length: 93:59 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 6
Chris presents an explosive and extensive lesson on the EVE 6 song entitled "At Least We're Dreaming." Here Chris covers the main guitar parts as well as the additional overdubs. Also included is an acoustic...Length: 54:22 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 7
Chris Liepe breaks down "Here's To The Night" by Eve 6. Here, Chris uses the acoustic guitar to replace the orchestral sequencing featured in the original recording of the song.Length: 57:06 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 8
Imagine the music stylings of Switchfoot, Queen, and Audioslave all wrapped up into a timeless holiday favorite.Length: 68:28 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 9
Chris Liepe breaks down this classic Judas Priest song.Length: 61:01 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 10
Chris Liepe teaches a classic Judas Priest song entitled "Breaking The Law." Chris introduces this very catchy song in a way that is perfect for beginners. If it's your favorite song and you already know...Length: 39:17 Difficulty: 1.0 Members Only
Lesson 11
Welcome to Chris Liepe's demonstration of "I Hate Everything About You" by Three Days Grace! This is a fantastic beginner song that introduces drop D tuning.Length: 43:14 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 12
Chris Liepe takes an in depth look at the song "Long Way Down" by the Goo Goo Dolls. This song is a great example of how to write simple, powerful, guitar-driven songs like those that were very popular...Length: 53:14 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 13
Chris Liepe demonstrates this fantastic 80's rock song entitled "Living After Midnight" by Judas Priest. This song has some great entry level information for anyone who is looking to step up his/her rock...Length: 34:54 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 14
Chris Liepe teaches the classic Nickelback song "How You Remind Me" from their 2001 album entitled Silver Side Up.Length: 35:58 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 15
Chris Liepe teaches this acoustic Plain White T's song simply titled "1,2,3,4". This is a simple song, however it offers a great opportunity to work with a second acoustic player to add layers and character...Length: 37:03 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 16
Welcome to Chris Liepe's rendition of the song "Hip To Be Square" by Huey Lewis and the News! Chris utilizes this song to show how playing sax lines on guitar can result in a rockin' guitar solo. Enjoy!Length: 51:50 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 17
The song "You" by the artist Candlebox was released in 1994 and presents some very catchy rhythm parts as well as a wicked guitar solo that will allow a beginner player to get a taste of some intermediate...Length: 56:54 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 18
Chris Liepe has created a very unique guitar rendition of the song "Let it Go" from the movie Frozen. This offers a great look into the world of adapting guitar like sounds into a song that was never originally...Length: 47:07 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 19
What happens when you combine a beautiful, classic melody with modern guitar tone and technique? You get Chris Liepe's version of America the Beautiful! Join Chris as he shares his unique, delay driven...Length: 28:55 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Chris Liepe was born on September 17th, 1981 in Portland OR. His first instrument was piano which he pursued until discovering his love for the electric guitar in high school. He became fans of such groups as Soundgarden, Collective Soul and U2 inspiring him to start singing, songwriting and helping others in their musical endeavors with teaching, co-writing and album production.
Having moved to Colorado with his family, he began gigging, recording and teaching in a number of music stores as well as out of his apartment until deciding to pursue music full time. He moved to Denver, CO to complete a Bachelors in Music Technology and was then hired on by Sweetwater Productions, a division of Sweetwater Sound and one of the largest, most successful recording studios in the Midwest.
Chris spent nearly 4 years at Sweetwater as a producer, recording engineer, studio musician and writer. During this time he had the privilege of working with many artists including Augustana, Landon Pigg, Jars of Clay, and Mercy Me. He also wrote for and played on numerous independent albums and hundreds of radio/TV commercials.
Wanting to get back to his favorite State in the world (Colorado) and feeling the urge to 'go freelance', Chris moved to Greeley, CO and opened his own recording and teaching studio. He continues to write and produce music for artists and agencies and is happy to be among the proud JamPlay.com instructors.
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Knight Capital 'likes' Nasdaq's Facebook planAugust 30, 2012: 2:44 PM ET
Knight Capital, once one of the fiercest critics of Nasdaq's Facebook compensation plan, has done a 180-degree turn.
"We support Nasdaq's efforts to reimburse its member firms for losses caused by Nasdaq's actions and decisions during the first day of trading in FB," Leonard Amoruso, Knight's general counsel, wrote in a letter to the SEC late Wednesday.
No one expected Facebook (FB) to debut at the opening bell on May 18, but no one could have anticipated a two-hour delay followed by another 30 minutes of who knows how many botched buy and sell orders that left brokers and investors reeling.
Nasdaq (NDAQ) initially said it would offer $40 million to compensate brokers who were affected by the trading glitches. But it upped that figure to $62 million in mid-July.
Related: Facebook trader: Nasdaq 'blew it'
While it would have preferred to see all losses covered, Knight (KCG) said it supported Nasdaq's plan, including the part where Nasdaq agrees to pay for the losses in cash instead of credits against future transaction fees.
Last month, Knight said it lost $35.4 million on Facebook's opening day. And recently, Knight suffered from its own trading glitch, which nearly bankrupt the firm.
Related: Knight Capital surges as trades return
The one aspect that Knight did call for regulators to reject was that of a release from claims of civil liability, saying "it would set a harmful precedent."
Just last week, Citigroup (C) and UBS (UBS) slammed Nasdaq's compensation plan. Citi said it would cover only "a very small fraction of its losses." But Citadel, which also faced big losses, said Nasdaq's plan was fair.
Related: Nasdaq can't shake Facebook troubles
Nasdaq declined to comment. On a conference call in July, Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld said the payout would be distributed in the fourth quarter, pending SEC approval.
The comment period officially ended Aug. 22, putting the final decision in the SEC's hands. Regulators have three options: approve, disapprove or hold hearings to decide whether to disapprove the proposal. The SEC has until Sept. 14 to decide but it can extend that deadline for another 45 days.


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Check out that remote mirroring the TV's dipslay. It's a 3-inch touchsreen remote control that's now shipping with the LED backlit 200Hz Samsung C9000 . The TV measures just 7.98-mm thin and 55-inches diagonally. The remote is built on a 600MHz ARM 11 processor with a custom remote control layer on top of Linux and a 2.4GHz 802.11n radio.
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South Lake Tahoe, CA…As I end my role as Mayor, I am jazzed. While the tendency is to focus on what's wrong with the City, the truth is the City has had a very successful year. In April, Council set five strategic goals:
Improve the built environment
Fiscal sustainability
Economic development
Partnership development
Build trust and accountability
We have achieved significant milestones with each priority; what the City has accomplished should be a source of great pride for our community.
This year alone, we built Lakeview Commons, Bonanza Park, as well as highway and water quality improvement projects. We did the necessary but emotional hard work to get our budget in balance. We are on the verge of adopting a new TRPA Regional Plan. We have worked effectively with the Federal, State and local entities in the Tahoe Basin to achieve success on a number of issues and projects, allowing great cohesiveness.
Most importantly, the City has worked very hard to connect and communicate with our citizens through neighborhood meetings, public workshops, the City's text notification system and our interactive City website where you can get answers in 24 hours.
The City has done a great job in the face of serious economic and social problems. Unfortunately many problems we face require a robust economy to solve. As the nation rebuilds, so should the Tahoe Basin. We must rebuild ourselves into THE place to visit for tourists, recreational enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. But that work starts now. For more than a decade, we had looked at what we would like to do. It's been institutionalized in the City's general plan and the Pathways project. Now we need to get it done, one small piece at a time.
We can create an environmentally sound and economically sustainable place, and still maintain a small-town community. We just need the will to do so. Often we bicker over the small stuff, not realizing how much it is costing us on the big picture. Change is uncomfortable, but the status quo is crippling.
The City must rebuild as well, not in terms of size but in terms of efficiency. To do so, we must focus on quality core services, like public safety, snow removal and parks and recreation; that first defined the City in 1965.
Also on the City's agenda this year is a regional recreation master plan, the Harrison Avenue business district, legacy health benefits, and Fixin' Fifty.
This next year will be busy, and unfortunately just as difficult as the last few. Despite the hardships, the City and your City Council is making real gains; setting some achievable and critical priorities and envisioning a more robust and exciting future.
I thank the Council and this City for the honor of serving as Mayor. It's been an exciting and humbling experience.
South Lake Tahoe, CA…As I end my role as Mayor, I am jazzed. While the tendency is to focus on what's wrong with the City, the truth is the City has had a very successful year. In April, Council set five strategic goals:


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My dream trip fulfilledIgor B., Moscow
I have longed to fish the Kola and at long last my chance came. And I can't tell you how exciting it all was. Even though in the middle of nowhere, the camp was home from home and food (and drink) exceptional. The fishing – well – simply magnificent. A dream come true. I can't wait to return next year!
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This was a dream trip for me and it could not have gone better. I caught the fish of a lifetime and haven't laughed so much in ages. Everyone was so relaxed and friendly. Please thank the team so much for everything they did for this humble beginner!