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For Ganpatrao Deshmukh, it's 11 time luckyFor Ganpatrao Deshmukh, it's 11 time lucky Monday, 20 October 2014 - 8:00am IST | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA dna corrospondent RNA Research & Archives It's a national record! Ganpatrao Deshmukh, 88, leader of Peasants and Workers Party (PWP), won the Sangola ... DNA, 1 week ago
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Either way, I still believe there are more Unity programmers being "produced" than hardcore ones, and that happens because of this engine monopoly.
However I don't think we've lost anything in this regard; people interested in low level will go low level because they'll have a desire to find out more - Unity and UE4 just open up the game dev world to those who don't care about the details and just want to make games.
OR to put it another way;
Lets say pre-Unity there were 100,000 programmers and 50,000 of them were low level.
Now we might have 400,000 programmers and 60,000 low level - the proportion of low level might have dropped but the over all pool has increased.
Before today people the people doing low level hardcore stuff where the ones who wanted to learn; in my case I looked at a BBC and wondered 'how does that work...' and went from there. You'll still have those people, you'll always have them, they just make up a lower percentage of the programmers over all and that's ok.
In the end we get more cool games to play and the demands of those games feed back into the tech - people who know the tech will always be needed to build and maintain it but it'll be the games which drive it forward.
As to what you should do, well, follow your passion.
If your thing is tech then go make the coolest tech you can.
If you want to make a game then make a game - pick an engine, make your own, but do it because you want to.
That is what has build this business after all.

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'Stressed Out' Khloe Kardashian Could Succumb to Depression - Reports
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Looks can be deceiving, at least when it comes to the Kardashian sisters. Kim recently admitted marriage to Kanye West is not a bed of roses and she feels neglected, and yet all her pictures showed her having a picture-perfect life. Khloe Kardashian is the same. She may look like a million-dollar Barbie all day every day, having a blast partying all the time with French Montana or having yacht parties with her friends and family regularly, but a new report says she's close to snapping. Left alone, she just might end up diagnosed with depression.
Khloe Kardashian sits courtside before the Los Angeles Lakers play the Dallas Mavericks in Game 1 of their NBA Western Conference semi-final basketball playoff in Los Angeles, California May 2, 2011.
Radar Online reports that Khloe's best defense against depression is to surround herself with friends and family. "Khloe needs to be around friends at all times," an insider shared to the celebrity news site. "She just can't be alone right now."
After making an appearance on the Angie Martinez show on July 24 with her sister Kourtney, Khloe and boyfriend French Montana went out for dinner with 15 of their closest friends.
Despite the façade of being confident and in-control, Radar Online claims Khloe just need people around more than ever because being alone with her thoughts can be detrimental. "She's "stressed out," shares the insider. "She just doesn't want to deal with any of her 'bullsh*t' problems."
Khloe can be said to be the most sensitive of the sisters. She's the most affected with what is happening to Rob for one. While Kim has given up on their little brother, Khloe cannot stop caring and worrying about Rob's condition.
"I just feel like he needs to be around the family," Kardashian shared to her friend Malika Haqq about her little brother, who is currently undergoing depression and binge eating, not to mention using drugs and abusing alcohol.
Moreover, even though she has already moved on from French Montana, Khloe is still bound to feel nostalgic over what she and Lamar shared. After all, they were married for four years and even had a reality show together!
The pressure is so great that it is taking a huge toll on Khloe. Leaving her alone just might pushed her off the edge.
"The way I was living is not a way to live!" said Khloe through a video posted on MTV.com. "I kept in hiding every time there was something going on. I would have to lie, or conceal, or cover up, and I'm so over it!"
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PHT Morning Skate: Jackets bring Japanese prospect to camp
Jul 9, 2014, 8:13 AM EDT
PHT's Morning Skate takes a look at the world of hockey to see what's happening, and what we'll be talking about around the NHL and beyond.
Meet Ryo Hashimoto, the 21-year-old Japanese product currently attending Columbus' prospect camp. (Columbus Dispatch)
Aussie and new Washington Capital Nathan Walker has traveled far to fulfill his NHL dream. (Washington Post)
Max Domi wants to make the Arizona Coyotes roster this fall. (AZ Republic)
Jerry D'Amigo wants to "make a statement" with his new team, the Blue Jackets. (WBNG 12 News)
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- patthehockeyfan - Jul 9, 2014 at 8:33 AM
Terrific story about Australian Nathan Walker (Washington Post link). Discovered the game at the age of 4 after watching "The Mighty Ducks." Left home at the age of 13 to play hockey in Europe (Czech Republic). Didn't speak the Czech language; now speaks passable Czech which enables him to communicate with fellow draft picks Jakub Vrana and Vitek Vanecek, both natives of the country.
Love his quote when asked if he had a pet kangaroo: "First time I went to the U.S. they asked me if I had a pet kangaroo," Walker said. "I say, 'Yeah, everyone has a pet kangaroo in Australia.' There's nothing to do but embrace it."
Nothing to do but embrace it. Great attitude! Good luck to him!!
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"I really think so."
- djshnooks - Jul 9, 2014 at 12:21 PM
Look up the story of Taro Tsujimoto.
If you don't know it, prepare to laugh your rear-end off…it's epically hilarious.
- rippit2000 - Jul 9, 2014 at 1:14 PM
I was going to ask if it was any relation of his lol.
- patthehockeyfan - Jul 9, 2014 at 1:16 PM
Cute story. Interesting that one can still buy a Taro Tsujimoto shirt with his name, number and the name of his Japanese team, The Tokyo Katanas, and that he has a Twitter account.
What I also found interesting is that the draft used to be conducted in secret, in a hotel room or by way of conference call. Think Bettman would have preferred that to how he was greeted in Philadelphia at this year's draft?
P.S. Thanks for the laugh.
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To many ppl (including me) endings are not every interesting. You don't even have to know them if you play as well as Houdini, in which case your games will be over in 25 moves, which I suppose is why people pay attention to the opening.
Sorry to say that you are wrong.
The endgame is the most interesting part of the game, because there every slight mistake is usually fatal.
You don't even have to know them if you play as well as Houdini...
Oh, here are two slight issues:
- You cannot play as Houdini.
- Houdini plays the endgame as an idiot. Maybe even worse than that.
Usually (not always), Houdini will win an endgame where he is material up for no compensation- but in general, he plays endgames extremely poorly. I will soon pass an example (correspondence game of mine, not finished yet) where in an endgame with queens and opposite-colored bishops, one side being two pawns up, Houdini suggests as "best" all the continuations the weak side draws comfortably, or retains good drawing chances.
I know I can't play as well as Houdini, but that's what opening preperation is for, right? What I was trying to say when I said that if people played like Houdini was that you wouldn't reach an endgame as the position would be decided by the middlegame or even the opening.
And plus, slight mistakes can cause the loss of a game in the middlegame as well, especially sharp middlegames.
Anyways, I was just saying that I found the middlegame more interesting compared to the endgame, its an opinion.
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Millennials: you're invited, join the fray, shape your political future
The Millennial Generation, which out numbers the baby boomers, has the skills, brainpower and voting clout to shape its political and economic options.
Seattle Times editorial columnist
I had a blinding insight the other day. Or maybe it was a weird light refraction off my trifocals. Proponents of a single-payer health-insurance plan and a viable Social Security system have a natural demographic ally.
The more I learn about these young Americans born after 1981 the more impressed I am with their generational profile and their undiscovered political clout. They number some 80 million, which is bigger — considerably bigger — than my baby-boomer cohort.
Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, went from being a coveted, supersized marketing target, with the critical mass to dictate popular culture and fashion, to being portrayed as a giant demographic clot moving through America's fiscal arteries.
Millennials are in the early, utterly charming phase, as their statistical collage is assembled.
Scott Keeter and Paul Taylor of Pew Research Center identify millenials as the most racially and ethnically diverse cohort of youth in the nation's history. Of course they take the online world for granted, and their social lives exist in the ether.
Millennials are the least religiously observant youths since statistics were collected, and the most trusting of institutions.
They have the implicit conceits about what makes them special: music and fashion. But they are also more liberal, more accepting and pretty damn smart.
Broad demographic assumptions have some traps. The age span of millennials includes teens without drivers' licenses and thirty-somethings with careers and kids.
The thread that fascinates me is a strain of political naiveté. Millennials are described as waiting to be invited to participate. They want to be asked. Why?
I am watching for grittier realities to take hold. Every generation suffers through economic downturns and recessions. Baby boomers have had their share, with nasty unemployment statistics. None of them matched their parents' Great Depression.
This time, the underlying economy is visibly transformed. For millennials the competition is not with aging boomers, but other millennials in developing countries. Deep change, coming since the 1970s, exploded in 2008.
Allow me to suggest the Occupy Wall Street movement fill in some down time with a must read for the Millennial Generation: "Reckless Endangerment: How Outsized Ambition, Greed and Corruption Led to Economic Armageddon," by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner.
Visceral outrage is not enough. This brilliant book lays out how the thorough mugging of the American economy took place. This is about the people who stole the country's future, and those who aided and abetted the crime.
Millennials understandably want credit as the entrepreneurs who have created innovations in one- and two-person shops. The book explains why good ideas cannot get a loan from Main Street bankers.
If millennials believe and expect they will have many, many jobs in their working lives — the number 17 gets tossed out — then I see a constituency for a basic economic model: national health insurance.
Millenials rapidly changing jobs will never have the predictability and portability of employer-provided insurance. And yes, after you age out of parental coverage you will get sick — or at least break an ankle snowboarding.
Millennials represent a political force to make it happen. The other quotient of enlightened self-interest is support for a stable Social Security system. You know, government with benefits. It will be the foundation of any retirement plan, because defined-benefit pensions — Google them — are history.
I've paid into Social Security since the summer of my freshman year in high school when I got my first job that paid me with a check. Social Security was as irrelevant to me as all those anonymous property taxpayers who paid for the new public schools we boomers flooded into.
If the millennials need an invitation, well, here it is. Join the fray. Mix it up. Shape the political dynamic to your benefit.
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Seahawk's birthday was earlier this month. He's 11 now. I still can't believe it. His birthday fell on a Friday, so we did the "Grandparents' dinner" on the day of. We served pasta with three sauce choices (marinara, Alfredo, and vodka, all from jars – I can make pasta sauce from scratch, but honestly, a lot of the jarred sauces are very tasty, have no questionable ingredients, and are cheaper than their from-scratch counterparts, which makes them a win all around), and homemade bread sticks. This is my go-to bread stick recipe. It's so easy and so delicious. If you're looking for a good one, try it out! It's truly foolproof. Continue reading
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I have a super fun product to talk to you guys about today: Clued In Kids! For review purposes, I received both the Halloween Treasure Hunt and the Baseball Treasure Hunt. These are available as PDF downloads for $5.99 each. Having them as PDFs means, of course, that you can print as many as you'd like and reuse them, which makes these a great value.
So what is Clued In Kids? The answer is very simple. Helen Bertelli, the founder and president of Clued In Kids, writes Treasure Hunts for kids. You purchase the hunts, hide the clues, and let your kids go. For about 5-10 minutes worth of work on your part, you can easily keep your kids occupied for 30-60 minutes (possibly more, depending on the children). Each hunt is designed around a theme – Halloween and Baseball, in my case, but there are also loads of others (Thanksgiving, Winter, Happy Tummy, Gluten-Free, Homework Reward, and many others). Continue reading
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When I first found out that the Schoolhouse Review Crew would have the chance to review some DVDs from New Liberty Videos, I wasn't too mussed. We don't have a TV or a traditional DVD player (just the DVD ROM on the computer), so I didn't intend to request this product. But then I saw the actual list of films that would be offered, and when I saw Warriors of Honor ($19.95 for a physical DVD) on that list, I had strong suspicions that Will and the boys would be really interested. You see, it's a film about the Christian faith of two Confederate generals – Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. My boys (and man!) are big history buffs, and the Civil War is one that fascinates them all, so I went ahead and requested this movie after all. Continue reading
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A colleague of mine through the Schoolhouse Review Crew (Marcy at Ben and Me) has done a "Blogging Through the Alphabet" series several times now, and I've never remembered to start when she's back at "A." She's since decided not to do the series, but I think it's a great idea, so I'm going to give it a go. Alphabet posts will happen once a week in addition to anything else I have to write about that particular week and may or may not relate to each other. Some will be about our homeschooling journey, some will be recipes, and some will simply my thoughts for the week. Enjoy!
So . . . A is for Armadillo. Pretty random, no? Not for our home this week. We just started a unit study on Wild Animals: Small Mammals (from the set of My First Reports by Hewitt Homeschooling) in our homeschool, and the first animal we're studying is armadillos.
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If you've been reading these pages for very long at all, you know that I'm a sucker for foreign languages, especially French. For over a year now I've been searching for "the perfect foreign language curriculum." The conclusion I'm coming to is that it just doesn't exist. However, Middlebury Interactive Languages comes pretty close. For the purposes of this review, we received a six-month subscription to their Elementary French 1 (Grades 3-5). As the product title suggests, this is designed for upper elementary students – roughly grades 3 through 5.
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Read-aloud – Everyone
We have two. First, we're reading Sideways Stories from Wayside School. This is a classic from my childhood; it was my brother's favorite book as an elementary school student. My kids haven't had the pleasure of hearing or reading it, so I thought it would be a fun one. Plus, it's a quick read which makes everyone feel like we've accomplished something in very short order.
We started earlier this week, and are already about 10 chapters in. The kids love it! And honestly, what's not to love? Louis the yard teacher . . . Mrs. Gorf, the teacher who turns her students into apples . . . Mrs. Jewls, the teacher who thinks her students are monkeys . . . Maurecia, the girl who keeps ice cream in her desk. Good times. Continue reading
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Written by Doug Powell, each of these books takes the reader on an in-depth search of different aspects important to the Christian faith. The books aren't a boring tome, though. Each one is designed to look like a stack of documents, using different graphics and fonts, to introduce you to the evidence that has been discovered over the years. They follow a logical progression, but the goal is not to just tell you, "This is how it is, so you have to believe it." Instead, the idea is to push you to do your own research and (ideally) come to the conclusions that "Yeah, this is probably really true" on your own. The books are good for a variety of ages (we read them aloud with all three boys), but the reading level is roughly 11 and up. Continue reading


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Semantics on the basis of words' connectivity
Two Brazilian physicists have now devised a method to automatically elucidate the meaning of words with several senses, based solely on their patterns of connectivity with nearby words in a given sentence -- and not on semantics. Thiago Silva and Diego Amancio from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, reveal, in a paper about to be published in The European Physical Journal B,, how they modelled classics texts as complex networks in order to derive their meaning. This type of model plays a key role in several natural processing language tasks such as machine translation, information retrieval, content analysis and text processing. In this study, the authors chose a set of ten so-called polysemous words -- words with multiple meanings -- such as bear, jam, just, rock or present. They then verified their patterns of connectivity with nearby words in the text of literary classics such as Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Specifically, they established a model that consisted of a set of nodes representing words connected by their "edges," if they are adjacent in a text.
The authors then compared the results of their disambiguation exercise with the traditional semantic-based approach. They observed significant accuracy rates in identifying the suitable meanings when using both techniques. The approach described in this study, based on a so-called deterministic tourist walk characterisation, can therefore be considered a complementary methodology for distinguishing between word senses.
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Kimball was followed by fellow Honda-powered driver Josef Newgarden (Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing), who finished P2 in the warm-up with a time of 1 minute, 9.1685 seconds. Tony Kanaan of KV Racing Technology led the Chevrolet camp this morning with the third-fastest lap (1 minute, 9.3080 seconds), with Scott Dixon (1 minute, 9.4123 seconds) and Simona de Silvestro (1 minute, 9.4301 seconds) completing the top five.
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According to the Albuquerque Journal, the family of 29-year-old Jacob Mitschelen would receive $300,000 under the settlement.
Mitschelen was shot in the back by a police detective who listed his occupation on Facebook as "human waste disposal."
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Smart Grid Security: Keeping Hackers Out of Your Power Meter
The smart grid has the potential to revolutionize the way we consume electricity. But there's a catch—networking digital electrical meters into what is essentially an internet for electricity makes the smart grid vulnerable to hackers. And according to some smart grid experts, an educated hacker with $500 worth of materials and equipment could gain control of thousands—or even millions—of meters. Once a hacker has access to the grid, mass blackouts (and chaos) could ensue.
There are, unfortunately, a number of different ways that hackers could shut down the grid, like intercepting codes from a smart meter's two-way radio chip; reverse-engineering smart meter hardware, or using a software radio to interact with wireless communications. And those are just a few of the ways that hackers could access smart meter codes and programming. Once someone has access to this information, they can communicate with all meters of the same brand on a network. In one simulation, the computer security firm IOActive showed that self-replicating malware could turn off power for 15,000 homes in just 24 hours.
The potential for hackers to cause havoc isn't lost on utilities and smart grid companies. According to a recent report from Pike Research, $21 billion will be invested in smart grid security over the next five years. But what does smart grid security look like?
One important factor in securing the grid will be ensuring that it is "future-proof"—that is, making sure that smart meters and other pieces of equipment can be upgraded without swapping them out entirely. Wireless technology company SmartSynch has developed a Universal Communications Module—a device containing wireless networks, fiber optic cables, and power line carriers—with individual components that can be upgraded when new technologies become available. That means security holes can be quickly patched up without having to replace the entire module.
Companies with experience in internet security are also advertising their wares to concerned utilities. Cisco, for example, believes that traditional IT security technologies like firewalls, protection from denial of service, and intrusion detection and prevention should be leveraged to keep the smart grid running. The grid will have to use internet networks for that to work—a solution that Cisco is heavily promoting.
The smart grid's vulnerability goes beyond just shutting down our electricity. Curious hackers (and marketers) could learn volumes about our daily habits if they have access to smart meters. At a recent conference, Siemens admitted that it has the technology to record energy consumption up to the microsecond. It's a capability that allows the company to infer when you get up in the morning, how many people live in the house, whether you have pets, if anyone in the house works from home, and more.
The potential for widespread access to this this kind of information has triggered the Electronic Frontier Foundation to propose a set of rules that would better inform California customers about what kind of information can be collected from their meters and how that information may be shared. The EFF's rules also propose that law enforcement be required to collect a warrant before accessing energy use information.
It's fitting that the EFF is pushing for smart grid privacy rules; the smart grid is undoubtedly on the electronic frontier. Before it moves beyond the frontier and into the mainstream, we need to ensure that it is prepared to meet a slew of security challenges—and fast.
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This contemporary Cape Cod style inn offers large and lovely rooms with breathtaking views of the dunes of Sandy Neck Beach and Cape Cod Bay, along with garden suites featuring a fireplace and deck. Guests comment on the amazing attention to detail--from warmed coffee mugs at breakfast to binoculars, bird books, beach chairs and beach towels in every room. J...
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Yo, we in a fight for our lives
we in a fight for our lives
and the trick thing about it
i don't know if we can win
and what's sad? i don't thing we WANNA win
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can you help me? a nigga need a job
i'm desperate, for some corn on the cob
i'm helpless, will i have to steal and rob?
no black? dinner so i got to ask bob
bob got a job but it's done by a robot
no lunch breaks so it could do a whole lot
more than a human being and it's European,
ran by a Korean, American,
so there I am, surrounded by aluminum
there's no way you can run,
there's no way you can be,
it's just and me, versus modern day machinery
[Chorus x2:]
it's man vs machine baby
my head's in the guillotine baby
it might take it off clean baby
automated dreams it was man vs machine baby
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I'm a fly caught in the web
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eat this meat, every bite so full of stress
so what can I say to you?
i'm highly relatable and biodegradable
i thought we was unfadeable
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my head's in the guillotine baby
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automated dreams it was man vs machine baby
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the whole world is automated
it need to be investigated
when people are eliminated
what we supposed to do when its time to feed all the babies?
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Southwest Airlines Co. hopes to begin nonstop service between Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport this summer.
The Dallas-based airline has applied with the U.S. Department of Transportation to offer the service, and over 12,000 people have signed a petition in support of the new service from Southwest (NYSE: LUV).
Recent federal legislation makes the proposed service possible by authorizing new flights to cities beyond Washington National's traditional 1,250-mile service perimeter, according to a press release.
The proposed service would allow Southwest to offer sharply lower prices to consumers, the release said.
Southwest does not currently fly to Washington National from any U.S. airport, but will soon with the recent acquisition and current integration of AirTran Airways, said a Southwest spokesman.
The airline offers 52 daily nonstop departures to 19 cities from ABIA.
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A flood of problems
After two major storms in the past five years caused excessive flooding to more than 160 homes alongside the Cameron Run tributary, Fairfax County is again considering building a 15-foot-high levee to address the problem. But $30 million must be raised to construct it, and past efforts to secure funding have failed. The community is divided about whether to wait for a solution or sell their properties to developers interested in building high-rises near the Huntington Metro station. Read related article.
May 9, 2011 image source: Pictometry International; Army Corps of Engineers. Laris Karklis and Cristina Rivero/The Washington Post.