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One of the issues that occasionally pops up for me is that sometimes pictures taken on my iPhone don't display with their proper rotation in some, non-Apple instances. Usually, I encounter this with third-party apps. A new post at TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog gives a very interesting, very technical, very geeky way to fix this issue.
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A must if you're into photography.
a) why were you on Cbbc?
b) with waves that big, how is he still alive?
and c) Thats pretty epic! Specially the orange coloured wave and the tube.
Very nice pics actually. Are you a keen surfer tech_guy?
A) There was a link on the main BBC site to them.
B) I'm an ex-photographer but surfing's out as I'm too old and en-feebled....
Brilliant photo's! Don't know why the last one is thrown in there though - can't see a wave at all!
Wow, i love the glassey ones...
Amazing - thanks!
If you find any with a large resolution, or have done, I'd love to set one of these as a desktop wallpaper.
Nice work if you can get it. I doubt that I would have the nerve to put my 50d anywhere near the water no matter how good the waterproof case or how strongly it was attached to my arm.
Should be blocked!!!!
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Commencing January 1, 2008, an attorney to be appointed by the courts as a guardian ad litem for a juvenile in a proceeding brought under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-247(3)(a) of the Nebraska Juvenile Code shall have completed six (6) hours of specialized training provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts Judicial Branch Education Division (see Appendix A). Thereafter, in order to maintain eligibility to be appointed and to serve as a guardian ad litem, an attorney shall complete three (3) hours of specialized training per year as provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts Judicial Branch Education Division. Courts shall appoint attorneys trained under this rule in all § 43-247(3)(a) cases when available; provided, however, that if the judge determines that an attorney with the training required herein is unavailable within the county, he or she may appoint an attorney without such training and the attorney must agree to complete the six-hour on-line training within thirty (30) days of the appointment.
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- Place mint leaves in a large glass or BPA-free plastic pitcher. Crush gently with clean hands. Add tea bags, and pour hot water over top, leaving a few inches of room. Cover and refrigerate for 4-6 hours. Remove tea bags; serve over ice. Add honey or agave to sweeten and a few fresh lavender leaves, if you have them on hand.
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If you thought that Ultrasone's Edition 8 headphones made your wallet weep, think again. The Ultrasone 10s are the ultimate in luxury and cost a gut wrenching $2,749. For that you should receive a pair of headphones that are tweaked for even the most discerning of audiophiles.
The outer ears are finished with a galvanic Ruthenium plating and a Zebrano wood inlay that is coated with eight layers of clear lacquer for protection. The inner ear cup, as well as the head-pad, is adorned with reddish brown Ethiopian sheepskin, which is said to be the most supple and softest leather available. Plated in Titanium, the drivers measure 40mm and Ultrasone says they've been designed with a 10% more powerful magnet for enhanced sound pressure levels. Even the cable is infused with silver-plated OFC 99.99% pure copper wires and utilizes Kevlar – sounds like they'd make for a good strangling tool.
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I am not sure if Informant does quite what he is looking for. I don't have access to my game to double check what it does but I don't remember it ever saying whick mobs it came off of. Quoting from the description of Auctioneer from Curse:
"Informant displays additional information about items in their tooltips: buy price; sell price; item level; what quests, classes or professions use the item; the value of the item produced by a recipe; etc. Informant can also tell you what vendors sell a given item."
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If you're not already her blog you will most certainly want to add it to your list. Tami is an accomplished designer, writer and has been frequently published. She's also the founder of Card Positioning Systems – a fun and fabulous weekly sketch challenge. We're thrilled to have Tami here with My Favorite Things this month. I know that you'll love her fresh and clean designs.
To get to know Tami a little better, how about we get a little nosey? I asked Tami what her biggest stamping regret was, and I'm in love with her answer. This girl is as smart as she is talented, her advice here is a wonderful reminder to all of us to be true to yourself!
"Comparing myself to others. It's so easy to want to be "as good as" someone else and forget who *you* are. I find I constantly have to remind myself that although I can be inspired by others I shouldn't try to imitate them. It's great to want to improve your skills but it's important to do it according to your interests and abilities, not just because it is popular or you are wanting to outdo someone else. Even when I made my MFT Fab Friend cards for this month I had several times I'd look at them and think ugh, I wish I could color like so and so. This looks so plain compared to the other Fab Friends. People are going to wonder why I am even here. When I looked at my cards everything seemed so simple and lacking the *wow* factor of so many other talented stampers. Sadly, I know my style but I still have these moments that I forget and want to be someone else. Reality…I'm the girl who creates with a few layers, thinks texture is always a good thing, colors in a simple coloring book style, loves color but hates pink and seldom uses pastels, always reaches for the ribbon, can't do vintage to save my life and adds 3 little bits of bling on every project. So, that is who I had to be…me. Once I am able to be me things are a lot more fun and a lot less work!"
Tami has used Fred Bear Hits the Beach and Die-namics Sunshine die on her project today. I love her vibrant color choices, as well as her spectacular Prismacolor pencil work on that kraft paper.
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NEWS BLOG (WSAU) It's unconstitutional. Plain and simple. The meta-data that the National Security Agency gathers about our cellphones and emails cannot be squared with the Fourth Amendment.
My opinions about this are extra-judicial. Court rulings that uphold the government's program of gathering the data on which phone numbers I call, how long I talk to someone on those numbers, and where I am when I make those calls are incorrect. Courts get things wrong. The judicial system, from time to time, reverses itself. My feelings aren't based on those byzantine legal opinions that normal people don't understand. It's based on the very clear language of the Constitution:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
"Your papers" – which meant writings, letters, journals and the like in the framers' time, indeed means emails and phone calls in current times. If the government has a suspicion about me, they can go into court and get a warrant.
Judge Richard Leon, who ruled the data gathering is unconstitutional, described the NSA's program as "Orwellian". And his written opinion included a detailed explanation of the 'three hops' standard – where phone data can be gathered three calls removed from the line that's under surveillance. Judge Leon says a suspected terrorist might call Domino's Pizza. Then every call that comes into the Dominos phone line is fair game for data-gathering, and every call that's made from those phones is in-play too. That's a ripple effect that covers millions of numbers and calls.
I consider the legal issues here very cut-and-dry --- not at all complicated. It's fascinating that our government runs roughshod over rights that are suddenly deemed inconvenient in a post-911 world.
What's interesting is what's happened since the ruling on Monday. Cellphone carriers and technology companies are quickly coming to their senses, and are being less cooperative with the NSA's requests. The Justice Department has already asked big phone companies to voluntarily store the meta-data that the government may no longer gather while appeals are pending. The phone companies have said 'no'. Earlier this week President Obama met with executives from 15 tech companies, including Google, Yahoo! and Facebook. He wants to map out ground rules for data-snooping. They're not interested in a deal or an agreement. They're buying time for the legal appeals to play out. (Some of those companies have their own legal exposure about data mining. Google, for example, gets your consent to scan the words you type when you open a gmail account. But there's a grey area about gathering data when someone from private email sends something to a google user. There are to terms-of-use for people who send messages into the gmail system --- and Google also scans those emails and gathers marketing data on those senders.)
This case is ultimately headed to the U.S. Supreme Court, where they've already upheld the framework of the secret FISA court. And, don't kid yourself, even if the Supreme Court gets this one right, the mindset of the NSA is that national security and the data needed to carry out that goal is beyond the reach of politicians and the judges. They've already tapped into phone and data lines and are doing their work with or without corporate cooperation. The importance of the court decisions are whether this is outside the bounds of law. I'm not so naive to think that it's going to stop.
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looks like a nice piece of kit. Reminds me of my old HP Jornada PDA (the really old ones with full keyboards) just a lot nicer. Hes right though, that keyboard would take a lot of getting used to.
Fujitzu Siemens UMPC @ WinHEC
I have been at WinHEC this week. They had this wee Fuj on display. Looks like a nice piece of kit. Gates' keynote referred to UMPC's quite a bit, he used a number of them incl the Fuj in his speech.
If the £ price quoted turns out to be true, i'll be having one. I love my Fuj P1610 tablet jobbie.
I took so photies of the fuj umpc and for the specs PDF, but I think the register has everything anyway. Maybe they were also at WinHEC??
US Keyboard on the WinHEC sample
There was a US keyboard, and english langugage win on the WinHEC unit. (have pics if required). Unit is no longer in its display cabenit since this is the last day and exhibitors have packed up!
I never got to play with it unfortunately.
If the register wants em send me an email and i'll send em back.
Zaurus anyone?
This is very reminiscent of the (now discontinued) Sharp Zaurus, with it's twistable screen, CF/SD ports, and diminutive keyboard, although with a bigger footprint. Although I love my Zaurus, this is definitely a tastier bit of kit - especially as this has wifi, a wider screen, and isn't restricted to running Linux, NetBSD, or OpenBSD.
I wonder how long it'll be before it appears on these shores...
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The official trailer for an exciting new sc-fi short landed on Vimeo yesterday. "Watch the Skies" comes out later this month and features all the stuff sci-fi nerds seem to love; missing people, crazy technology, and cover-ups. The trailer looks promising and it'll be interesting to watch this develop.
According to the film's website. Filmmaker Ben Davis is using this as a pitch to go and make the feature version. Sounds like he's going the True Skin route. I'd see it.
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Making the Transition
Monday May 7, 2012
Following an adjustment period, Mike Matheson found his rhythm with the Dubuque Fighting Saints and became one of the top defensemen in the USHL. (photo courtesy of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald)
Matheson adjusts his game to become a potential 1st-round NHL Draft pick
By Jim Leitner, TH sports editor • firstname.lastname@example.com
Mike Matheson sat down in the spring of 2010 and weighed the pros and cons of two distinctly different options for his promising hockey career.
The popular choice for the defenseman from Pointe-Claire, Quebec, would have been to stay close to home and play in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, which features a grueling, professional-style schedule. As a sure-fire first-round draft pick, he could have expected a hefty signing bonus that would have disqualified him from his second option.
But the idea of playing NCAA Division I hockey intrigued the then-16-year-old. With a less-demanding schedule, he figured he could mature mentally and physically with significantly more practice time and weight-room sessions, not to mention a quality education.
Matheson decided on the second option, which led him to the Dubuque Fighting Saints in September. He spent this season in the United States Hockey League to transition from Under-18 Midget AAA hockey in Quebec to a waiting scholarship at reigning national champion Boston College.
After struggling through the first half of a USHL season filled with high expectations, Matheson developed into a dominant defenseman in his final two months in Dubuque. And, in a little more than six weeks, he might join Saints captain Zemgus Girgensons as a first-round pick at the NHL Draft in Pittsburgh.
"When you look at the improvement I made throughout the whole season and into the playoffs, it shows you how good a program we have here in Dubuque and how good of a league the USHL is," Matheson said. "This season definitely reinforced my decision. At the same time, watching BC go all the way this year and the way they develop their defensemen reinforces it even more.
"With the help of the coaching staff here, my game just got better and better, and, with that, I became a lot more confident. All of that kind of snowballed together in the second half of the season."
Matheson registered just four goals and eight points in 24 games before the Christmas break. He returned to Dubuque with a different outlook on the game and finished with seven goals and 19 points in his final 29 contests. In five playoff games, Matheson scored four goals and added an assist.
"His draft stock just skyrocketed the last 15 games of the season, so I can see him being drafted anywhere from 15th to 30th overall," Saints head coach and general manager Jim Montgomery said. "Based on the comments I heard from NHL people, there were a lot of question marks about him in the first half of the season.
"But, when those same scouts came through my door in the last two months, it was more like, 'Wow. Wow. Wow.' I credit the young man for his coachability and his desire to be great. He learned how to be a dominant defenseman this year, and he's going to be rewarded for it."
Jack Barzee, of the NHL's Central Scouting Bureau, fell in love with Matheson's game when he watched him last summer in Calgary during Hockey Canada's tryout camp for the U-18 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Matheson made the team and helped the Canadians win the gold medal for the fourth consecutive year.
"He's the type of player I gravitate toward just because of his presence," said Barzee, who coached in Dubuque in the early 1980s before moving on to scouting. "He's an extremely gifted young player.
"He's what you might call 'poetry in motion' when it comes to skating. He's a beautiful skater with deceptive speed; he gets to top speed real quick."
Matheson's fluid and athletic skating style features tight pivots and edge control. He also blends strength and power with agility and lateral quickness.
"I love the way he shoots the puck, too," Saints associate head coach Joe Coombs said. "I bet half of the goals he scored this year, the goalie had no time to react because he has such a quick release. He shoots like a pro. You don't teach that. That's a gift."
At the Midget AAA level, those attributes made Matheson a dominant player in a hockey-mad province. Prognosticators heaped praise on him as a can't-miss pro. Unfortunately, his skill level led to bad habits.
"He's always been a high-risk, high-reward kind of player because he could beat people athletically," said Rod Matheson, Mike's father. "He'd always be taking chances he didn't need to take. He could make a silly move and lose the puck, then turn around and catch the guy and take it right back.
"The coaching staff in Dubuque achieved great things in terms of getting him to figure out where he could take those risks."
Matheson quickly realized he couldn't rely on his athletic ability to beat opponents in the USHL.
"Here, if you make a mistake as the last guy back, the puck's in the back of the net in a second," Mike Matheson said. "That was one of the biggest adjustments I had to make. The USHL is a lot higher level, and there's a huge difference in the size and speed of the guys you're playing against."
Matheson wasn't alone in his early struggles. Very few players enjoy immediate success after graduating from Midget or high school hockey to the USHL.
"It's tough for a lot of guys to adjust to the speed right away, and it can be really frustrating," said Saints second-year goaltender Matt Morris, a University of Maine recruit who will play against Matheson in the Hockey East conference next season. "But Mike has such a great work ethic. He'll go far in hockey because he works so hard at it."
The transition did not go smoothly in the first few months of the season. The USHL can quickly humble a player with gaudy statistics at a lower level.
"It's hard when you've been the best player wherever you've played and you've had success doing it a certain way," Montgomery said. "It's hard to understand why you're struggling.
"He didn't have a tough time believing what we were teaching him, but he had a tough time believing he couldn't get away with what he'd been doing his whole life. It takes a while for some players to change their habits when those habits have given them success. I have to give Mike a lot of credit, because he did change those habits. He's a student of the game who started to see the value of being in better position."
Montgomery, Coombs, and team consultant Grant Standbrook all worked with Matheson on the technical aspects of his game, both on the ice and during lengthy video sessions. Matheson also studied video at home.
The rookie didn't like the results he saw in the first half of the season. So, when he returned home to suburban Montreal for the holiday break, he took an honest look at his deficiencies.
"Over time, I feel like I was getting more and more used to the League," Matheson said. "But going home for that week let me regroup a little bit. I watched a lot of video to see where I could improve my game."
He also spent quality time with his family, which kept him grounded.
"That's when Mike started to realize his development is more of a process," Rod Matheson said. "He realized it's not all about beating people athletically. He started using his technique rather than thinking he could just outskate people."
Matheson saw the value in playing the angles on defense and closing gaps on rushing forwards. His anticipation dramatically improved.
"Being in better position led to him having the puck more, which led to more offense," Montgomery said. "You give him time and space, and he's going to do damage. From Christmas on, his confidence and decision making got better and better. That's why you saw a dominant player the last 15 games."
Matheson arrived in Dubuque in early September with his older brother, Kenny Matheson, a 20-year-old forward who played Junior hockey in Brockville, Ontario the previous season. Kenny helped his brother adjust to playing away from home for the first time in his career.
But Kenny didn't play a key role with the Saints in his final season of Junior eligibility. He contributed only a goal and two assists in 25 games while college interest in him declined. Kenny returned to Brockville in January, played a considerably bigger role and earned a playing opportunity next season at Hamilton College in upstate New York.
Shortly after Kenny's departure, the Saints acquired forward Milos Bubela, who had just represented Slovakia at the World Junior Championships in Alberta. Bubela spoke very little English and moved in with Matheson's billet parents, Don and JoAnne Gibson.
"Mike and Kenny aren't just brothers, they're best friends, and they really leaned on each other," JoAnne Gibson said. "When Kenny left and Milos came, Mike became the leader in terms of showing Milos what he had to do and how he could adjust to playing hockey in the United States. That put Mike in a position of leadership, and he really embraced it. It was really neat to watch Mike mature as the season went on. As his game improved, he gained so much more confidence in himself."
Matheson also matured physically. Under the tutelage of strength and conditioning coach Jim Romagna, he added nearly 15 pounds of muscle to his 6-foot-2 frame after reporting to Dubuque at 175 pounds.
"That was one of the big reasons why I chose to come here and go the college route," Matheson said. "I wanted to let my body mature the right way instead of just being in more of a pro environment like the (QMJHL), where there isn't as much time to get into the gym."
"When we were making the decision, my dad and I looked at the average schedule for a team in the Q, and there just isn't a lot of time to practice or lift. Defense is more of a tactical game. There's a lot more to learn. And I wanted to take the time to let my body mature."
Before he sets foot on the Boston College campus in the fall, Matheson will take another significant step in his hockey development. A few short weeks after the NHL Draft, he will be invited to his pro team's prospects camp and play against previous draft picks and minor leaguers. The camp will not jeopardize his NCAA eligibility.
"Going to Calgary's prospects camp last summer, that's what really got me ready for this year," said former Saints standout John Gaudreau, the national freshman of the year at Boston College and a fourth-round pick of the Flames in 2011. "I don't think I would have done half as well as I did if I wouldn't have gone to the prospects camp."
"The guys are bigger and stronger than guys in the USHL, and you're competing against guys who are already one step away from the NHL. Mike will be one of the younger guys there, and it'll be a great learning tool for him."
At Boston College, Matheson will learn from one of the top defensive minds in Division I hockey. Greg Brown, a former Olympian and NHL defenseman, works with the blueliners on head coach Jerry York's staff.
"For a young guy, Greg Brown has an incredible record of developing defensemen," Barzee said. "No question, Matheson's decision to go to Boston College is a plus with NHL teams. It gives a team a four-year window. They can afford to be patient with him. If he comes along faster, they'll sign him to a pro contract earlier."
Matheson hasn't completely closed the door on playing in the QMJHL. Moncton acquired his rights from Shawinigan in January.
"Personally, I'm pretty well set on BC. The only way I would go to the Q is if the team that drafted me really wants me to go," he said. "I've been trying to keep my doors open in case that does happen. But, to be honest, with the reputation BC has for developing defensemen and the success they've been having lately, I don't think an NHL team will have a problem with me going there."
After the progress Matheson made in Dubuque, it would be hard to second-guess his decision-making.
USHL stats - Mike Matheson
Special thank you to Jim Leitner and the Dubuque Telegraph Herald for contributed the story. For more coverage of the Dubuque Fighting Saints visit the newspaper's website at www.thonline.com
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Holiday, lights, music: Katharine McPhee, Chuck Wicks, Bobby V and Austin Renfroe are among the performers set to appear at this year's Macy's Great Tree Lighting Celebration at Lenox Square in Buckhead. The pre-show concert begins at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 25; tree-lighting celebration 7-8 p.m.
Light show, holiday: Lake Lanier Islands Resort shines again with the Magical Nights of Lights, a seven-mile drive-through tour of animated holiday light displays. At the end, the Holiday Village awaits with carnival rides and games, pony rides and holiday treats. The lights sparkle 5-10 p.m. daily (including holidays) through Dec. 30.
Holiday, lights: Head to the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse in Lawrenceville for the 23rd annual Lighting of the Tree. The free festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 25.
Stage: The fanciful and awe-inspiring Cirque du Soleil returns with "OVO." It continues through Dec. 19 under the blue and yellow Grand Chapiteau at Atlantic Station.
Light display: It's a bit of a drive from most of the metro Atlanta area, but the beautiful holiday displays at Fantasy In Lights are worth the trip. The sparkling yearly event continues through Dec. 30 at Callaway Gardens, at the intersection of Ga. 18/354 in Pine Mountain.
Stage: The Alliance Theatre's beloved annual production of "A Christmas Carol" returns, opening Nov. 26 and continuing through Dec. 24 at the theater's Woodruff Arts Center stage.
Stage: Center for Puppetry Arts Artistic Director Jon Ludwig's faithful adaptation of the beloved animated holiday special "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" includes characters such as Hermey, the elf who wants to be a dentist, and the discarded playthings on the Island of Misfit Toys. The show continues through Jan. 2 at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta.
Stage: Take a visit to small-town Texas for the holidays with Theatre in the Square's production of "A Tuna Christmas." Through Jan. 2.
Stage: "The Second City: Miracle on 1280 Peachtree Street" pokes a little fun at Atlanta. The show continues through Dec. 12 at the Alliance Theatre.
Stage: Theatre in the Square in Marietta brings an old favorite to the stage for the holiday season with "Sanders Family Christmas." The show continues through Jan. 2.
Tree lighting, holiday: The Forum on Peachtree Parkway Tree Lighting Celebration includes musical acts, lighted dancers and hand balancers from Luminocity Atlanta, a juggling stilt walker, face painting, a magician, prizes and more. It's happening in Norcross 6-9 p.m. Nov. 26.
Music, family: Celebrate Disney's 55th anniversary in this salute in images and songs to the famed studio's theatrical releases and cartoons with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's Disney In Concert: Magical Music From the Movies. 8 p.m. Nov. 26-27 at Atlanta Symphony Hall.
Stage: The Atlanta Shakespeare Company presents "Timon of Athens," the Bard's tale of an Athenian nobleman whose former friends desert him when the money runs out. The show continues through Nov. 28 at the New American Shakespeare Tavern in Atlanta.
Stage: The musical review "Christmas Canteen 2010" takes a nostalgic trip back to the mid-20th century with a big helping of Christmas standards. Through Dec. 23 at Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville.
Stage: Alpharetta's Act! Theater offers the play-within-a-play tale of a theater performing the holiday classic with "A Dickens' Christmas Carol: A Traveling Travesty in Two Tumultuous Acts." It opens Nov. 26 and continues through Dec. 19.
Dance: The Gwinnett Center plays host to the Northeast Atlanta Ballet's take on "The Nutcracker." Nov. 26- Nov. 28 in the venue's Performing Arts Center.
Stage: It's become a favorite Christmas treat for many Atlantans and Horizon Theatre Company's production of "The Santaland Diaries" is back for its 12th year. The show opens Nov. 26 and continues through Jan. 2 at the company's Little Five Points home.
Stage: Not in the holiday mood just yet? Try the Rosewater Theatre's take on the classic "Amadeus." The Roswell theater will debut the production Nov. 26 and it runs through Dec. 18.
Stage: If you are in a festive frame of mind, Roswell's Rosewater Theatre is also doing "Christmas Belles." It opens Nov. 26 and continues through Dec. 18.
Stage: "The Hallelujah Girls" is a comedy about the feisty ladies of Eden Falls, Georgia. It opens at Onstage Atlanta in Decatur on Nov. 26 and runs through Dec. 18.
Stage: The Langston Hughes gospel musical "Black Nativity" is presented by True Colors Theatre Company. The final preview is at 3 p.m. Nov. 27 and the show's official opening is the same night is 8 p.m. The show runs through Dec. 30 at the Southwest Arts Center in Atlanta.
Dance: Continuing a holiday tradition, the Atlanta Ballet makes the season bright with "The Nutcracker." Performances begin Nov. 27 and continue through Dec. 26 at the Fox Theatre.
Movie: The Earl Smith Strand Theatre in Marietta will screen the blockbuster film "Avatar" at 8 p.m. Nov. 27.
Music: Smooth jazz sax man Dave Koz celebrates the holidays with help from Jonathan Butler, Candy Dulfer and more. They perform at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre at 8 p.m. Nov. 27.
Music: Take a European holiday with the Vienna Boys Choir: Christmas in Vienna. At 7 p.m. Nov. 28 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
For more music happenings, check out our Live Music Picks on the Atlanta Music Scene blog. This is just a selective list of events happening around town, so if there's something going on this weekend that you're excited about and you don't see it here, please feel free to share the info in the comments.
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Counting in MongoDB just got much faster
Doing counts in MongoDB has always been a slow operation even on an indexed field… until now. To do the count, it would iterate through every single element in the index and try to match the key, giving a response time of several seconds for just a million documents. It would be especially slow on values with high cardinality, meaning that the count is high.
MongoDB v2.4 brings 2 improvements:
- it was actually double checking equality for every item(!)… not anymore.
- it now detects the first entry that doesnt match at the end of the range. This entry can be found very quickly from the btree. From there the counting can be sped up by an order of magnitude since the values in-between are just counted and not checked for equality.
The details can be seen in the following ticket: SERVER-1752
Let's test this by creating a collection with about 10 million elements containing just a field "a" which value is between 0 and 9. Also this value should be indexed.
> for (var i = 0; i < 10000000; ++i) { db.countTest.insert({a: i % 10}) } > db.countTest.ensureIndex({a:1}) > db.countTest.stats() { "ns": "test.countTest", "count": 10079572, "size": 362864652, "avgObjSize": 36.0000059526337, "storageSize": 563376128, "numExtents": 17, "nindexes": 2, "lastExtentSize": 155209728, "paddingFactor": 1, "systemFlags": 1, "userFlags": 0, "totalIndexSize": 581199136, "indexSizes": { "_id_": 327620496, "a_1": 253578640 }, "ok": 1 }
Let's do the count. With MongoDB 2.2.3, this takes almost 2 seconds…
agmac(mongod-2.4.1) test> db.countTest.count({a: 1}) 1007957 agmac(mongod-2.2.3) test> start = new Date(); db.countTest.count({a: 1}); print (new Date() - start); 1729
Now let's see how MongoDB v2.4 fares… time is down to under 200ms!
agmac(mongod-2.4.1) test> start = new Date(); db.countTest.count({a: 1}); print (new Date() - start); 169
That is great news, as one of MongoDB's shortcomings is mostly gone. But note that this new optimization is only applied when the predicate is entirely covered by an index with equality or exact range.
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Knowing the history of Clogau Gold, I've been wanting a Clogau ring for quite a while, have been waiting for one to come along in a design that I liked and could afford.This one is very pretty, I love the unique design and the meaning behind it. The silver and rose gold are expertly polished to a high shine and the Topaz stones are very nice too.Excellent quality craftsmanship, absolutely love it! Definitely a keeper, might have to save up for an all gold one too!
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I had read about the British and Irish mines that are precious to the Royals and one day imagined that I would own a "little" piece of their heritage. I know that the Royals always have a wedding band made to go with their engagement ring, such as Catherine did.I was so thrilled to be able to purchase this ring at a very reasonable price and I understand that the mine is closed now and it will be more difficult to obtain this type of gold etc, from this particular mine.I have receive so many complements about this ring; where it came from, what is its origin etc. I feel very fortunate that I was able to purchase a small piece of history.It feels like it was made for me and I am so pleased with this ring. I hope who ever buys anything from Clogau Gold, will feel the same way that I do.
I feel very priviledged to own this ring
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Mustache Madness down to the wire
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Mustache March originated during the Vietnam War when a fighter pilot named Robin Olds grew what he called a "bulletproof mustache." At the time mustaches weren't allowed to be sported in the military, but Olds, who was far from home on a military base in Vietnam, thought the mustache defined his individuality, so he kept it. This occurred in the month of March 1965. Thus the roots of Mustache March were born. Since then Air Force pilots have devoted one month of defiance of the Air Force facial hair regulations as a way of good-natured protest, and pay to tribute to General Robin Olds. Once Olds returned home in April, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John P. McConnell, who wasn't fond of Olds's defiance, greeted him. McConnell walked up to him, stuck a finger under his nose and ordered, "Take it off." Olds replied, "Yes, sir."
There comes a time in life, when fierce competition is not just the name of the game....but is the daily lifestyle of which everyone must participate. At the 387th Air Expeditionary Group, the Mustache Madness competition has raised a heightened level of drive and ambition. As Muhammad Ali once said, "Champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision." For 387th personnel, March 1st kicked off a fierce challenge between 466 individuals all hoping to make their way to the end of the month with a mental picture of facial hair victory in sight.
Led by the 387th AEG commander, Col. John Sullivan, men (and women if they so opted) were put to the test to see who could not just grow a mustache, but who could grow a mustache in one of four specific categories.
"As we began a new AEF rotation with all new personnel, I saw March Mustache Madness (MMM) as a fun way to honor an Air Force tradition and build camaraderie with in the unit," said Colonel Sullivan. "I fully expect that on April 1, I too, like Gen. McConnell, will be walking around telling my Airmen to shave, but also like Gen. Olds, my upper lip will be hairless once again... at least until next March."
At the start of the month, myself along with 1st Lt. Jaymie Stepanek and Tech. Sgt. Stacy Boos all set forth to judge and inspire growth amongst the forces. The categories included "The Chester" for the creepiest looking mustache, "The Celebrity" for the mustache that allowed the individual to most resemble someone famous (aka Tom Selleck), "The Superstache" for the person with the most boisterous and out of control 'stache, and "The Peach Fuzz" for the person who was trying with all their heart, but really didn't have any growth.
At the bi-monthly staff meeting, the half-way point of the competition led competitors to not only self-reflect on their progress, but gauge their level of competition with others in the room; sparking a dedicated sprint to the finish. As Colonel Sullivan made every effort to gauge the progress of his Airmen, he and his trusty sidekick, Chief Master Sgt. David Niehaus, carefully scrutinized their rivals at every security forces checkpoint, the DFAC, the flight line, across the acreage of the base and also across their peers at the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing staff; slackers did not stand a chance against these contenders. For those not contending, the competition has evoked feelings on a scale of emotions.
"I am glad that Mustache March is finally coming to a close" said 1st Lt. Krystal Duarte, executive officer for the 5th Expeditionary Air Mobility Squadron. "I am a true believer that some men should not grow facial hair... this year really has topped them all."
While a decent percentage of multi-force personnel have been able to withstand the intensity of the "face-off," there have been a few who have not quite made it to the end. The fears of spouses viewing the growths via webcam on skype, or the fact that an R&R tour was near approaching, kept some of the true competitors at bay. Lt. Col. Michael Geer, 387th AEG deputy commander is "broken hearted and defeated" over the entire ordeal, emphasizing that mustaches are "itchy, make it tough to apply sunscreen, sweaty, touch the rim of your cup when you are drinking," and admitted to the fact that in the end, "there is only one Tom Selleck."
With only a few days left in the competition, it is coming down to the final wire as to who will take home victory. The scrutinizing of who simply looks disturbing or fantastic in their mustache has been taken out of the final judging consideration ... .now it is just up to the true warriors to fight to the finish and go for the gold. Until next year, contenders must grow now, or forever hold their peace.
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I have just come back from Spain not that long ago and one thing I love about going to Spain is getting to drink the Sangria. However, a few friends of mine did request that I brought some back for them and although Don Simon is the usual brand I like, I actually came across this Penasol brand at the airport for a bargain price. I don't normally bother buying at duty free but to help my holiday blues I knew drinking sangria with friends would make it all ok.
This sangria comes in a huge bottle, shaped like all normal bottles and it is dark green glass. The bottle is nothing sophisticated really ,it has a screw on cap and the label is a picture of all of the fruit that goes into the served sangria drink and just some type stating the name. You wouldn't be able to understand the label as it is all in Spanish but there's nothing you really need to know other than how much is included and it is 1.5L I got.
So, because this is a product from Spain the type is unreadable but what I can share with you is my thoughts on the drink rather than specific nutritional information. The drink is best to be kept in the fridge to keep it chilled as I always feel this enhances the flavour. You can serve this normally in a jug with fruit etc but I decided to just have it served in normal glasses.
When you first open the glass bottle, it is very easy to open as it is just a screw lid which will easily fasten back on if you need to. As soon as you open it you instantly smell the strong fruity hints of the red wine in it and it smells really nice. When you pour it into the glass, it is a dark red colour, again mainly because of the wine but it is great with some ice in there and if you do want to add oranges etc it will make it seem even more authentic.
The drink at first seems very strong tasting of wine but then the more you drink it, the easier it seems to go down and it really is a very refreshing drink. It does taste very nice and it doesn't seem too alcoholic to taste which is nice as there is nothing worse than a drink that tastes really strong. It seems to get everyone drunk quicker than you'd think though but it is a very social drink and tastes fruity at the same time so it makes for a lovely blend.
This drink is perfect for those who love their wines and want something a bit different. This is traditional to drink and hard to get hold of in the UK but if you make a trip to Spain getting sangria is a must. The 1.5L filled up a good 4 or 5 glasses which were very big so I definitely got my moneys worth and will definitely buy this brand again if I ever come across it anywhere. It tastes very authentic and is a really nice brand of sangria, perfect for anyone.
Now, as I said, I did purchase this brand in Spain and having looked online, it doesn't appear to be stocked here but if you go to Spain, I got this big 1.5L bottle for Euro5.45 or something around this price which isn't really too bad.
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TLC 's T-Boz appeared Friday on Australian television and took a shot at pop stars who sell sex, and at least one current star seems to have taken offense.
Appearing on Sunrise Australia with group mate Chili , to promote TLC's sold-out show in Sydney, T-Boz explained her issue with entertainers who rely on sex to sell records. "Every time I see you, you don't have to be naked," she said, without naming names. "It's hard for us to say anything because any time we do, they say, 'Oh, TLC must be jealous,' but I call a spade a spade."
She continued, "We became the biggest girl selling group of all time with our clothes on and that says a lot. It's easy to sell sex. We could go around too with booby cakes [breasts] out all day long."
It seems like Rihanna took the comments as being aimed at her and the already infamous see-through gown she wore to the 2014 Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards.
Shortly after Rihanna learned of the duo's remarks, she wrote a thinly veiled message on Twitter. "When there's no changing the fact that I'm me, and they're well...they're them," Rihanna tweeted .
The singer also changed her header to a semi-nude photo of the original TLC trio lineup, including the late Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes . The ladies are pictured topless with their hands covering their chests.
Meanwhile, T-Boz posted a message on Twitter suggesting that she wasn't referring to Rihanna. "Last time I checked I didn't say no bodies name the interview lady did sh** I'm out of the country lol I didn't even see pics." she wrote .
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February 19, 2008
Tifton -- The Mega Million lottery drawing is living up to its name. It's rolled over to a whopping $220 million.
The cash option for Tuesday nights jackpot will be worth almost $135 million.
This drawing has many convenience store clerks busy. But many others have also been busy planning on how they will spend all that money.
"First thing I would do is pay all of my bills off, my mortgage first. I have three kids in college. I would pay for there education. Third, I would donate money to some charity," said Larry Moore.
The drawing for the Mega Millions jackpot is 11:00 P.M. Tuesday night.
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