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I'm hoping this is the right place to post this. Machine id a ThinkPad X200 running Kubuntu 9.04. Sound works on other applications and is OSS.
I get no sound at all with Kdenlive, though video plays just fine. I've tried "Auto" and "OSS" in the playback driver setting, but in each case i get the error ""SDL failed to open audio: No available audio device". This error appears no matter what driver I select.
No doubt somewhere here there is a discussion/remedy of this, but I've not been able to find it; my apologies if this is something that is found in TFM someplace!
Anyhow, I'd love to get it working, and if there's a magic incantation that will allow me to do so, I'd much appreciate hearing about it.
Thanks in advance.
Wed, 08/19/2009 - 22:37
In system settings>multimedia you can set your audio preferences for prefered applications. you can move up devices you prefer to use for the application. might be worth a shot!
Wed, 04/14/2010 - 13:07
I have the same problem. No matter what I select, I get "SDL failed to open audio: No available audio device". I have two soundcards, ca0106 (Soundblaster Live) and internal HDA Intel (STAC92xx). Both work properly with, for example, mplayer (-ao alsa:device=hw=1.0 or hw=0.0 selects the proper output).
But with kdenlive, when I try to select which device should be used, it offers me only "Default" device.
I tried to do with system settings>multimedia->audio preferences, but nothing changed (it, however, works for, for example, amaroK, which then plays through selected device).
Could you help me?
EDIT: I managed to get rid of "SDL failed to open audio: No available audio device" by setting:
But another problem emerged. Once I press "play", I hear some pops (indicating that audio device is somehow open/initialized), but then it is mute until I press "pause"; then, I hear a single pop. I get no sound from clip. Another question: where is the volume control? Maybe it's just muted?
And, another problem: how to add an audio file to project? Whenever I drag n' drop a mp3 or wav file to clips, I get "Clip ___.mp3 is missing or invalid. Remove it from the project?" Maybe did I compile the kdenlive without support for that files? But if I use Project -> Add Clip, and filter is set to "All supported files", it does show mp3's and wav's/
Sat, 04/17/2010 - 23:39
What distro do you use?
On Ubuntu there are some known sound issues (search for "pulseaudio")
Tue, 04/20/2010 - 10:50
Yes, I do use Ubuntu, but I tried also without pulseaudio (uninstalled it entirely, as it was recommended) and this didn't improve. I'm puzzled by two issues:
1. I have two sound cards; why kdenlive doesn't see it and the only output card it proposes is "Default"?
2. Where in kdenlive is the master volume control? In most multimedia software, including video editing, there is a slide which allows to control output volume during playback. I'm asking mainly because I think I have somehow muted output. When I press "play", I hear several pops (meaning that sound device was initialized/open) and then I hear silence, until I press "pause" - then I hear a single pop.
Tue, 04/20/2010 - 17:38
Kdenlive has no master volume control. (at least as far as I know)
Thu, 04/22/2010 - 13:57
Thank you, this answers my second question - I have to cope with it, and run some ALSA volume control software.
And how about first issue - how to select an ALSA device for playback? I have two sound devices, namely standalone ca0106 and integrated intel stac92xx (as seen by system), but none of them appears in configuration window. The only position on drop-down is "Default".
The very existence of this drop-down suggests that kdenlive is designed to have a choice from multiple sound devices, but apparently this doesn't work for me.
Fri, 04/23/2010 - 07:38
Kdenlive uses `aplay -l` or reads /proc/asound/pcm for lines with "playback" if no aplay available. It uses these to generate plughw:
Mon, 05/17/2010 - 13:51
I'm running Gentoo Linux, kernel 2.6.31, with kdenlive 0.7.6.
As it happens, I have exactly the same problem.
I can add clips, but I hear nothing. kdenlive is detecting that the clip has audio, and seems to recognize the codec. I can split audio and see the waveform, but I don't hear anything. Sound works just fine in every other application I use.
I tried installing pulseaudio, but there was no change, apart from a new error message when I set the output driver to ALSA:
"SDL failed to open audio: No available audio device"
I've tried a number of different sound constellations, without any luck.
I don't understand why this should be so complicated, really. Sound works fabulously for everything else, and it's never really been a problem.
I'm running a Thinkpad T40.
Sat, 05/22/2010 - 06:51
In a terminal, does 'melt some-video-file' play with audio?
Sun, 05/23/2010 - 22:05
Ubuntu Lucid Users --
I was getting the "SDL failed to open audio: No available audio device" error.
I am not using PulseAudio. I removed the pulseaudio package with Synaptic for various other non-Kdenlive reasons (which also requires that package ubuntu-desktop be removed). In (Gnome) menu System->Preferences->Sound Preferences->Audio, Default Output Plugin and Default Input Plugin are set to ALSA, and also in System->Sessions->Startup Programs, Pulse Audio Sound System has been unchecked. Package libpulse0 (and other similar libraries) remain installed.
What I Did:
Add the package libsdl1.2debian-alsa (version 1.2.14). This requires that libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio be removed.
Now I have audio in Kdenlive (and melt from the command line).
Wed, 08/25/2010 - 19:56
My guess is that the magic incantation is:
sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2debian-all
I had the same error (Kubuntu 10.4 - same error message and no sound in kdenlive, but the rendered movie had sound), and the problem was fixed by installing that package. I got the tip from this old bug report:
The package libsdl1.2debian-all should work for everybody, but if you know which sound manager you have (alsa, arts, esd, oss, pulseaudio) it might work to install a single package instead (like the last poster did).
But *-all is probably easier, and less prone to break stuff in other programs.
Mon, 12/20/2010 - 16:31
Unfortunately my latest installation of Ubuntu 10.04 has resulted in a stalemate with regards to libSDL and PulseAudio. Apparently the only way to install the needed library (libsdl1.2debian-all) is to remove the ubuntu desktop package, and Synaptic advises against doing that. Can anyone suggest a solution ?
Wed, 12/29/2010 - 19:51
Configure ALSA and PulseAudio to output through Jack. That's what KXStudio, based on 10.04, does.
Sun, 04/10/2011 - 22:52
Just want to report that under Ubuntu 10.10, removing the libsdl pulse audio package, e.g.:
# sudo apt-get remove libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
Resulted in Ubuntu automatically requiring that the libsdl1.2debian-alsa be installed. Works like a charm now.
Sat, 05/28/2011 - 17:17
After upgrading to Kubuntu 11.04 I have this problem too. Audio works fine in other apps. HW: HP dv4 Intel sound card.
Fri, 11/25/2011 - 13:40
Thank you for the tip
Thu, 12/15/2011 - 23:39
thanks for the tip


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It is important to learn the basics the right way before moving on to intermediate and advanced moves. Let our Snowboarding Beginner Course guide you in learning the basic moves and techniques.
This is the fundamental maneuver for a lot of Aerial Tricks. It is also useful when jumping over small obstacles. Learn how to perform an Ollie in this section.
This Aerial Trick involves making a 180-degree turn in the air and then riding switch. Doing an Air to Fakie can help you fine-tune your movements in the air. Let this section show you how to make this Snowboard Trick.
Learn how to maintain balance while riding just one end of your board by doing a Wheelie. This trick will help you in building up power as you lift the board's nose or tail while riding. Get some Snowboarding Tips on how to do a Wheelie in this section.
Butter is making a series of full turns. Make sure that you are already comfortable in turning and lifting one end of your board before trying this trick.
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Christene Nickels and Seth Buckley, along with their parents, are happy to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage.
Christene is the daughter of Jim Nickels of Clearwater, Kan. and Lori Nickels of Wichita, Kan. She is also the granddaughter of Larry and Fran Nichols of Clearwater, Kan. and Flora Shepherd and the late Junior Shepherd of Wichita, Kan. Christene is a graduate of Wichita State University and is employed at Andrews Institute of Gulf Breeze Florida.
Seth is the son of David and Debbie Buckley of Minneola, Kan. He is also the grandson of Pete and the late Virginia King of Minneola, Kan. and Deloris Buckley and the late Lewis Buckley of McCook, Neb. Seth is a graduate of Kansas State University and is a Captain in the United States Air Force.
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When I open borderlands through Steam, it opens a menu where I have to click play a second time. Then another splash screen Then it goes through these annoying, but at least skippable, intro videos. Is there any way I can bypass all this and have the game go directly to the opening menu?
Disabling the startup movies
It is possible to disable the startup movies by editing the WillowEngine.ini file located in your Documents/My Games folder and commenting out a few lines which define which videos play when the game launches.
The default location for the Borderlands 2 config folder within your Documents folder is;
Simply edit the file 'WillowEngine.ini' and find the following variables:
...and comment out the 'StartupMovies' lines as follows;
This should cause the game to skip over these startup movies when you start Borderlands 2.
Disabling the launcher
To disable the Borderlands 2 launcher, set the following launch option within Steam:
To change launch options with Steam, do the following;
This will disable the 'Play/Setup' screen upon launching Borderlands 2 from within Steam.
Sources: Disabling Intro Movies | Disable Launcher | How to set launch properties


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One and a half years ago, I got a PhD fellow in Math in a European country. I've worked hard to learn background toward the project which my supervisor gave me, although I'm not interesting much in the field. After one year passed, I've got enough backgroud to deal with the project. But I quickly discovered that the problem my supervisor gave me was too bad to work out, in fact it is dead end. My supervisor admitted this fact and gave me another problem to do, but three months ago I discovered this problem was solved by other mathematicians six years before. Until now, my supervisor seems not able to have any nice problem for me to do, his research is focused on another direction which is far away from what I'm studying with him. I'm disappointing now.
I made several applications to other places. Some of those informed that I was selected and they are waiting my answer. I'm very confusing now, I don't know should I stick in my current PhD or leave? Am I guilty if I leave? Will my supervisor angry at me if I leave? I've been told some excellent students can find out the good problem themself but I'm afraid that I'm not at that level. Thank you for any advices!


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I'm buying a power miter saw sometime this week; and early birthday present to myself. What should I consider and what brands do you all recommend? I'm not a contractor, web guy by trade, and do mostly weekend projects.
There are a few different things to look at:
My suggestion - if you plan on using it mostly for trim or framing work, buy a 10" compound non-sliding saw. If you plan to use it a lot for decking or outdoor work with larger boards or 4x material, get a 12" saw, maybe sliding if it's in your budget.
As for quality items, here are a few things to look at:
Brand wise, DeWalt makes some really nice ones, as does Hitachi.
I'd add that going to a 12" is a more practical upgrade than going to a sliding saw. Some sliders can have some side-to-side slop not found in non-sliders. Also keep in mind that for the price of the nicer miter saws, you could get a perfectly serviceable miter saw and a table saw for working with wider materials.
Another distinction not yet mentioned is single-bevel vs double-bevel. The double-bevels are more expensive because the motor has to be moved back away from the blade axis. For certain types of work such as doing crown molding it's a handy feature. I went with a single-bevel and rarely miss it.
For cutting guides, I've found the Dewalt LED work light far superior to their laser module. The work light is positioned directly above the blade, casting a shadow of the blade on the workpiece that shows where both sides of the blade will hit, without any adjustment. As a bonus it provides some general illumination of the saw table.
The only thing I'd add to Eric's answer is to make sure you look at the most expensive model you can afford even it if has features you might not need. It's likely to be better quality and more durable that cheaper models (though unfortunately that's not guaranteed).


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Betty Jean Osborn, 81, died November 21, 2012 at the Kiowa County Memorial Hospital, Greensburg, Kansas. She was born December 24, 1930 in Englewood, Kansas, the daughter of Max C. and Mary (Butts) Klotz. She lived in the Englewood area until moving to Greensburg in 1952. She had lived in the same house for the past 53 years. Betty was a Nurse Aide, retired from the Kiowa County Memorial Hospital. She was a member of the Kiowa County Senior Citizens, the First Christian Church and later the First Baptist Church, all of Greensburg. On April 23, 1946, Betty married Riley M. "Mike" Osborn, in Meade, Kansas. He preceded her in death April 22, 1989. Survivors include three sons Michael "Bud" and wife Margaret Osborn, Mullinville, Kansas, Kenneth "Buster" Osborn, Kansas City, Missouri, Kevin "Hopper" and wife Diane Osborn, Greensburg, two daughters Fonda Osborn and partner Judy Burke, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Teresa Stone-Moon and husband Marvin, Haviland, Kansas, four brothers Raymond, Harold, Jerry and Roger Klotz, nine Grandchildren, nineteen Great-grandchildren, and one Great-great grandson. She was also preceded in death by two Grandchildren Chandra Stone and Heath Flowers, Great-grandson Alakye Stone, and a brother Larry Klotz. Funeral Service and Celebration of Betty's Life was held 10:30 a.m. Monday, November 26, 2012, at the First Baptist Church, Greensburg, with Pastor Marvin George officiating. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery, Greensburg. Visitation was 5:00-7:00 p.m. Sunday, at Fleener Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to the Kiowa County Senior Center, in care of Fleener Funeral Home, 514 S. Main Street, Greensburg, Kansas, 67054.
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A period of just over 24 hours last weekend provided a pair of valuable lessons for racing fans around the world.
The first lesson, delivered around midday Saturday (Eastern), is that Triple Crown champions are rare because the task is very demanding and extremely difficult. Then, late Sunday afternoon, a Kentucky-based star named Wise Dan turned in a performance in Canada that appeared to validate notions that he is the best horse now training in the United States.
The previously unbeaten Camelot, bidding to become the first winner of the elusive British Triple Crown since Nijinsky II in 1970, failed in his bid to secure the rare treble when he fell three-quarters of a length short of catching 25-1 shot Encke in the St. Leger at Doncaster.
After taking the 2,000 Guineas at a mile at Kentucky Derby time and following with a win in the Epsom Derby in June, Camelot needed only a victory in the St. Leger at a mile and six-and-a-half furlongs to complete the rare sweep.
Camelot, racing for Ireland's famed Coolmore ownership team, had a somewhat challenging journey and many initially pointed to jockey Joseph O'Brien, the 19-year-old son of trainer Aidan O'Brien, in an attempt to isolate a reason for the defeat of the odds-on favorite.
But, after several viewings of the race (Youtube was made for fans of horse racing and music!), it appears that Camelot's major problem was the daunting distance at Doncaster.
One could point a finger in the direction of the younger O'Brien and his choice of tactics, and they might be correct. But after being caught in traffic along the inside for most of the race, O'Brien swung Camelot out for clear running with better than two furlongs to go. The colt had plenty of time to quicken and catch his rival, but never threatened.
The distance seemed just out of Camelot's grasp, and there is no shame in that. Like the mile-and-a-half of the Belmont Stakes, the final jewel of the U.S. Triple Crown, the nearly two-mile route of the St. Leger is one that top horses in Europe rarely see these days. Physical and pedigree limitations are frequently exposed in the uncharted territory of those distances, and unexpected winners often emerge.
That's not to say that Encke will not be a top horse next year for Godolphin, the Dubai-based owner that most likely – though not publicly – took considerable delight in denying the Triple Crown to Coolmore, its main sales, breeding and racing rival. But it seems more likely that he might emerge as a Euro version of Belmont winners that have denied U.S. Triple Crowns in what frequently is the shining moment of their respective careers.
Even today, it is difficult to believe that Spectacular Bid – one of the great U.S. horses of the 20th Century, was denied a Triple Crown in 1979 by Coastal. The Belmont winner took eight of 14 races and was a good horse, but there was not another moment in his life that he was better than Spectacular Bid.
The main lesson from foiled 2011 Triple Crowns, both stateside and on British shores, is that the task of sweeping three classic races – each at a different track over a different course – will never be easy. But, as an adage holds, anything that is worth having should not be easy.
Someday, Triple Crown winners will arrive for fans in both countries. Somewhat selfishly, I simply hope it occurs in my lifetime.
Breeders' Cup
With the disappointment of the respective Triple Crown seasons behind us, let us look ahead to November's Breeders' Cup Championships at Santa Anita and the enticing prospects for a Kentucky-based horse who could be the major U.S. hope in the annual international competition.
If you're a regular reader here, you're aware of Morton Fink's Wise Dan, who has blossomed in the past year, taking the leap from status as a very good horse to being on the verge of true racing stardom.
He became a Grade I stakes winner last fall with a romp in Churchill Downs' venerable Clark Handicap Presented by Norton Healthcare – a race that is as old as the Kentucky Derby and Oaks. His lone stumble this year was a narrow setback to Ron the Greek in the Grade I Stephen Foster Handicap at Churchill Downs in June, but trainer Charles Lopresti's versatile 5-year-old served notice on Sunday at Toronto's Woodbine that he is most likely America's best older horse and, most likely, best horse – period.
Sunday's triumph was an effortless romp in the Ricoh Woodbine Mile on the grass. Jockey John Velazquez barely moved in the saddle as Wise Dan cruised to a 3 ½-length victory in the $1 million race. Given the ease of his victory over a firm turf course, his flashy winning time of 1:34.07 was startling and he earned a gaudy Beyer Speed Figure of 109 for the win.
Dirt or Turf
Wise Dan now owns Grade I stakes victories on dirt and turf, and the versatile star has scored dominant wins in stakes races on synthetic course at Keeneland and Pennyslvania's Presque Isle Downs. His romp at Woodbine sent Wise Dan into the top spot in the National Thoroughbred Racing Association's weekly national Horse of the Year poll, supplanting previous frontrunner Game On Dude.
Decision time now looms for Fink and Lopresti as they must choose between lucrative Breeders' Cup targets: the $2 million Mile on turf or the $5 million Classic on Santa Anita's restored dirt course.
Horse of Year?
Fink's star could be America's "Horse of the Year" with an emphatic win in either race, but there is that $3 million difference in purses to consider.
"He is an unbelievable horse," Fink said Wise Dan's Woodbine triumph. "After 40 years of trying, it's an incredible feeling. I think he is good on anything as he's proved, but I think he is a little better on the grass. But you can't turn down a Classic. There are no superstars, I don't think, around this year."
There are no bad choices for Wise Dan, but his ultimate Breeders' Cup destination will be one of racing's most fascinating stories of its next two months.


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The Friends and Neighbors 4-H Club met at the Colonial Baptist Church's Ryan Center with 22 members present. Lane Corder presided, and officers were elected, including, Coy Amis, president; Maddie Charlier, vice president; Andrew Constantine, secretary; Ethan Zifzal, news reporter; Lane Corder, recreation leader; Londy Marracino, safety officer; and Keeley Amis, communications officer.
Cloverbuds learned about fitness and decorated frisbees for their club project.
Members are taking orders for an Easter fundraiser with the money due at the next meeting.
Future plans include taking a team to the 2013 Cloverbot Challenge.
Ethan Zifzal will give a demonstration at the Feb. 22 meeting that begins at 6:15 p.m. Marracino will give a safety talk, and Kailyn Frey and Billy Kavalchik will serve refreshments.
Donna Corder and Melissa Zifzal are the advisers.
Bits and Pieces
The Bits and Pieces 4-H Club met at the Glenn Mills Seniors Community Center with Meghan Scott and Erin Hartzell presiding. There were 21 present.
Officers were elected with David Kinney named president; Bethanie Bube, vice president; Ashley Grafton, secretary; Collin Scott, treasurer; Lauren Ferralli, news reporter; Makara Eick, health officer; Courtnie Bube, safety; and Evan Longo, recreation.
The 4-H community calendar was reviewed by the club, and the officer training and 4-H Quality Assurance programs were discussed.
Members will be selecting projects for the club year.
The next meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 24 at the Glenn Mills Center.


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A full house watched and listened as WKU's newest building was dedicated. At the end of the ceremony, we asked Engineering Department Head Dr. John Reis, to give us a tour of the engineering section of the building.
"This is our power lab for electrical engineering program. We have all sorts of powered machinery/testing equipment. The purpose of the lab is to allow our electrical engineering students the opportunity to have hands on experience with electric motors/electric machinery."
In the power lab student scan learn to use electricity to move machinery.
In the prototype facility students work with state of the art equipment to generate parts that companies can sell. "For example, this one, right here, is a computer controlled milling machine. Where students design what the want to make on the computer, they send the design to the machine, the machine makes the part for them automatically."
In the fluid studies lab for mechanical engineering students can learn how to do heat transfers. "We have studies where we can look at heating and cooling of electrical equipment."
Western engineering student use thermal imaging devices to measure hot spots. Devices like this are also used by the fire department. It's a safe way to take a temperature without getting too close to the hot spots.
"That's a very serious problem. As electronics get more miniaturized, it creates more and more power and gets hotter and hotter."
Students also work in a lab to test better ways to heat and cool houses. They work on miniature houses with working heating and cooling systems.
The hands-on work students perform in the lab is combined with the mathematical concepts learned in the classroom to give Western students an edge over the competition.


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recently I was installing some perl modules on my RHEL 5 with perl version 5.8.8 and all instalations went fine. I can see that the modules exist in the @INC but my TWiki site claims that it can't find them returning an error: Can't locate Net/LDAP.pm in @INC (a lot of paths which contain the modules) at TWiki.pm line xx. When I do
perl -e 'use Net::LDAP'; it doesn't return anything which means perl can find that module. Also TWiki was configured corectly and works fine except the plugins that use specific modules I had to install, I've even added the paths to setLib.cfg just in case.
which perl returns
the shebang line of
twiki/cgi-bin/view is
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perl -MNet::LDAP -e 'print $INC{"Net/LDAP.pm"}, "\n";' returns:
apache error logs show:
[Tue Nov 16 10:53:47 2010] [error] [client 10.76.14.170] [Tue Nov 16 10:53:47 2010] view: INC /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8 at /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/twiki5_pdc/bin/view line 44. So it use's the correct path.


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as I've already wrote in the topic, I compiled a new Kernel with
make defconfig, the
bzImage is where it there, so is
vmlinux.bin. I've installed modules with
make modules_install.
Now, what is the next step? should I rename
bzImage to my liking and put it into
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vmlinux.bin is executable, is that my Kernel?
I'm using GRUB, and I'm quite familiar with using and configuring it. But I'm having a hard time putting the kernel together.


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Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has signed six more bills into law, bringing the total number of signed bills to seven during the 2013 Legislative Session.
· HB 2006 amends the Kansas Rules and Regulations Filing Act to remove Kansas from the name of the Act.
· HB 2013 – a technical correction - deletes from the definition of perjury a reference to a provision removed from the statutes in the 1999 session.
· HB 2022 revises the purposes for certain payroll deductions from the paychecks of private or public employees.
· HB 2066 amends the Physical Therapy Pratice Act to allow physical therapists to initate treatment without a referral from a licensed health care practitioner for up to ten patient visits or a period of 15 business days.
· HB 2176 authorizes the Eisenhower Foundation license plates.
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When the player loses all of their lives, I want the entire game screen to go grayscale, but not stop updating immediately. I'd also prefer it fade to grayscale instead of suddenly lose all color. Everything I've found so far is either about taking a screenshot and making it grayscale, or making a specific texture grayscale. Is there a way to change the entire playing field and all objects within to grayscale without iterating through everything?
The easiest way to do this is to create a shader for it (See code below). Draw everything to a render target, then use the shader to draw that to your back buffer
In your game code record when the player dies, then in subsequent renders interpolate a shader parameter between 1 (full colour) and 0 (full grey-scale) according to
The reason for the 0.3, 0.59 and 0.11 is because the human eye doesn't treat colours equally, those values give a better greyscale image.
After thinking about it, if you are not putting a tint on anything, but using the graphics original colors you could just have (like I state down below) all your colors of drawn objects set to a declared Color variable set to white. (Color NoTint = Color.White;) and then Lerp that if player lives is equal to zero. Every object drawn with the NoTint Color will slowly change (according to your interpolation rate mentioned below) to whatever you are Lerping it to.
However if you do have different tints on different objects, the below foreach loop might work.
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In my limited knowledge I would try this: Declare the colors you use when drawing specific objects, ex. Color catColor = Color.Brown, then add all of your games colors to a list.
You can even do this for items you draw with no tint and Lerp the Color.White to a Color.Gray. (name that something like Color NoTint = Color.White, and put that on all your drawn objects)
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#3. Cobra Blueshirts
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Soldiers of Cobra, an international terrorist group led by Cobra Commander, the world's most ruthless former used-car salesman, as seen in the Marvel Comic G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and the Sunbow animated series.
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When Cobra started out in the comics, its frontline troops (known to fans as 'Blueshirts' on account of their uniforms) were serious dudes. Cobra might have suffered from questionable leadership (indeed, it seemed like anybody with a crazy name and unlimited access to a pimp's wardrobe could get a command position), but Blueshirts were out there getting things done--fighting, killing and dying--and they won their share of battles against the hated Joes. With an army of Blueshirts at its disposal, Cobra was a legitimate threat to world peace.
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When the franchise made the leap from comics to cartoons, Blueshirts got shafted. Leadership stayed as lame as ever, but Blueshirts were transformed from highly trained, highly motivated soldiers-of-fortune into wet sacks of stupid who forgot all about cover and couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. Seriously, they might as well have kept the safeties on and just made "Bang! Bang!" sounds, for all the difference it would have made. These new, unimproved Blueshirts suffered one humiliating defeat after another. But things were about to get even worse.
How will that solve anything??
In season two, Blueshirts were largely replaced by Battle Android Troopers (B.A.T.s). Now, it was the 1980s, and many people were losing their jobs to automation, but usually only to robots that actually, you know, worked. B.A.T.s, on the other hand, were even worse than Blueshirts--they couldn't aim, they sometimes couldn't tell friend from foe and they tended to explode whenever a Joe so much as looked at them. That's like losing your job on the assembly line to a robot that drinks on the job, loses all its money playing video poker and has to be replaced every week. No wonder Blueshirts hated America.
In the end, after meekly submitting to every humiliation imaginable, Blueshirts ultimately taught us two things: (1) that sucking is half the battle; and (2) that the other half is also sucking.
A Typical Blueshirt's Last Thought"Is it too late to join HYDRA?"
#2. Z-Putty Patrollers
Who Are They?
Kung fu-fighting flunkies of the evil Lord Zedd, as seen in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
Why Were They Feared?
The Rangers started out fighting arch-fiend Rita Repulsa and her legions of Putty Patrollers. Putties had some moves, but they never presented a truly credible threat, and the Rangers defeated them time and time again. Eventually, Rita's boss, Lord Zedd, took matters into his own hands, coming to earth and pitting his own legions of Putties against the Rangers. But these Putties were different. Empowered by the eldritch energies of Lord Zedd's mystical staff, these Z-Putty Patrollers were supposed to tear the Rangers a new morph-hole.
At first, it looked as if Z-Putties would succeed where the old Putties had so-often failed. Indeed, when they went head-to-head in episode one of season two, the Rangers found themselves clearly outmatched by Z-Putties. Things looked grim for the struggling Rangers...
What Went Wrong?
Until, that is, the Red Ranger stumbled upon the Z-Putties' only weakness: the large self-destruct buttons built into their chests in the form of Zedd's logo. Punching, kicking or even gently caressing that logo causes Z-Putties to literally explode into unrecognizable chunks of spandex.
Of course, a guy with an exposed brain probably doesn't think having a chest-mounted self-destruct button is such a big deal.
Now, children have pretty low standards for entertainment, but Z-Putties were an unspeakable new low. Once their weakness was exposed in their very first appearance, they presented even less of a threat than the old Putties, which is to say, no threat whatsoever.
A Typical Z-Putty's Last Thought
"Anywhere but the chest...anywhere but the chest... anywhere but the--ACK!"
#1. Orcs
Who Are They?
Demonic minions of Middle Earth heavies Sauron and Saruman, as seen in the Lord of the Rings books and films.
Why Were They Feared?
Creatures recognizable as orcs are as old as folklore itself, but it wasn't until the films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's books that we saw how badass they could be. These orcs (and their close cousins, the fighting Uruk-hai) were a Middle Earth fanboy's wet dream come true, kicking ass and taking names (then promptly forgetting the names and eating the asses).
"I will now cook and eat your ass, whatever-your-name-is."
The ambush that killed Boromir? Sweet. The assault on Helm's Deep? Rocked our world. The attack on Osgiliath? That was probably cool, too, but we were still thinking about Helm's Deep.
What Went Wrong?
Yes, everything was great... right up until that scene in The Return of the King when a few thousand Rohirrim arrive to take on the million-strong orc army besieging Gondor, whereupon the orcs--with their vast numerical superiority, their batteries of catapults and their reserves of tricked out super-elephants--panic and run screaming in all directions.
If that wasn't bad enough, later on, a few orcs are taken down by the increasingly chunky Samwise, Frodo's questionable life partner. Samwise, by himself, actually kills them .
Now, maybe thousands of heavy cavalry bearing down on you is something to think twice about, even if you're a big, bad orc, but a fucking Hobbit?
Honestly, it was as if orcs had a best-before date that expired halfway through the third movie, after which their raw animal courage curdled into the sour milk of craven cowardice.
A Typical Orc's Last Thought
"We have nothing to fear but--OH, SHIT! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!"
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i was looking to buy an ipod touch i came across a great item from philips go gear connect it works on an android operating system its much cheaper than the ipod touch i like better the android operating system than the apple operating system what do you suggest?
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0. As a music player, it is good. As a mini-tablet, it is ok. Where it excells is in the features that ipods lack. Expandable memory, functional GPS(not that crap using cell tower or wifi signals), and radio.
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I attended graduation concert on Western Classical Flute. Player was breathing very loud but I've heard it only because concert hall was very small. Is loud breath intake assesed as bad technique or not?
Generally, yes, it is considered less-than-ideal performance practice for a few reasons:
That said, if done expressively and with tact, hearing a performer breath can also create the opposite effect: giving the music a more passionate, human quality and therefore enhancing the overall experience.
I always encourage people to take large, open, deep, relaxed breaths. (It's good to use that many adjectives!)
Hope that helps.
I would add to @jjmusicnotes answer that if you can hear the breath, then something is likely interfering with your intake of breath - which is not good. One of my old instructors said "Think 'HO' in reverse". This means to shape your throat and mouth into the same shape as when you say 'HO' and then breath in. Try it!


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If Zoroastrianism is so strong in Iran, why was there an Islamic revolution? Why is it proclaimed as the Islamic Republic of Iran?
There are only approximately 20,000 Zoroastrians in Iran, which is about 0.026% of the total population. I would not say Zoroastrianism is strong in Iran in terms of the total population. The only way Zoroastrianism can be said to be strong in Iran is because it has the second-largest Zoroastrian population after India (~69,000). See List of countries by Zoroastrian population.
Iran has a Muslim population of about 74,819,000 (figure from 2010), which is about 99.6% of the total population (Muslim Population by Country). Based on the overwhelming Muslim majority it is not difficult to see why it is proclaimed as the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Before Islam Iranians had problem with Zoroastrianism and were to an opportunity to get rid of t but Kings of Iran were Zoroastrians and this was not easy. It is interesting to know the last Zoroastrian King of Iran was killed by Iranians and not by Muslims. When Islam started some Iranians seeking truth went to Arabia to meet Muhammad PBUH and learn about Islam. The most famous of them was Salman Farsi the great companion of prophet. Farsi is Arabic form of Persian. And his name means the Solomon of Persia. Salman had great role in introducing Islam to Persians and converting them to Muslim. It can be said approximately that Persian inheritance is it dead and gone. Persian inheritance had no chance competing against powerful Islam inheritance.
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Sunday night I took photos at Justin Morneau's Casino Night which has become an annual fundraising event put on by the Arthritis Foundation's North Central chapter. Justin Morneau is the first baseman for the Minnesota Twins baseball team and started the event in 2009 to raise funds and create awareness about arthritis. He became involved with the Arthritis Foundation after his niece was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis at age two. This was the second year I took photographs at the event as a volunteer, and I think I managed to get some good shots (I hope).
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What are some quick ways to dry clothes in moist weather?
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This is important because if you try to dry your clothes in the open air and the temp and humidity are near the dew point your clothes will not dry, if fact they may become more wet!
Many people have seen this when they get up to hike early and there is water clinging to tall grass along the trail even though there was no rain.
So then how do I dry my clothes?
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If you have a synthetic sleeping bag, you can put your hiking clothes down the bag, near your feet, when you go to sleep. Your body warmth will help them get drier. Note, however, that they will not be completely dry by morning, but will still remain somewhat damp.
Depending on how much moisture you're talking about, it can also help to wrap some clothes together with a microfiber towel and wring them out together. The towel will draw some of the moisture out of the clothing and into itself. This won't get clothes dry, but it can substantially reduce the amount of water in clothes.
I use this technique to mostly dry out my son's cotton socks (yes I know cotton is evil! But it's harder to justify hiking socks that someone will outgrow in a few months). It takes them from soaked to damp, and definitely gets more water out than simply wringing them alone.
Wearing the wet clothes can help dry them quicker, though this can only be done in certain situations of course.
On a sunny day, sun-bathed rocks can be a good way to dry clothes as they are hot and in the sun, heating the garment on both sides. You should move the clothes around a lot to get different parts exposed to the sun. Also the rock will loose its heat quickly so go from rock to rock to gather all their heats in your garment.
If by "clothes" you mean inclusive socks and other smaller apparel; one way is to fasten these smaller items between the belt and the pants and hang them inside close to the groin. If using a base layer, I would recommend to get the apparel between the base layer and the pant since they'll otherwise just absorb your sweat. The groin is truly a hot spot along with the arm pits, thus making the arm pits a good place too for hanging wet stuff, but harder to fasten in a good manner. (There are a lot of blood vessels in those places close to the surface of the skin, which is why they are good drying places).


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Oh, how cute! Intel is gonna to brand its itty-bitty sub-25mm Silverthorne and Diamondville chips, the smallest chips it's ever built, "Atom."
And the Menlow platform that's supposed to be the basis of all those little Internet-in-your-pocket "netbooks" (MIDs) that Intel is dreaming about is gonna be called "Intel Centrino Atom."
The Diamondville Atom and its platform are bound for a new class of basic el cheapo Internet-centric "nettops" that are supposed to start appearing later this year for about $250, a reaction, you can be sure, to the $100 One Laptop Per Child.
Intel says the 45nm chips, described as a new microarchitecture, will still use the current Core 2 Duo instruction set, dissipate 0.6W-2.5W and clock in from 500MHz to 1.8GHz.
By comparison, the current mainstream mobile Core 2 Duos dissipate around 35W.
Intel is expecting Atom to – in its words – " unleash new innovation across the industry" that keeps its coffers lined. The widgetry the chips produce is supposed to connect "the next billion people to the Internet."
Lehman Brothers figures some of these newfangled gismos could cannibalize some of the mid-tier notebook market.
Besides the chip itself, the Intel Centrino Atom platform includes an integrated graphics chip and wireless.
Atom uses 47 million transistors.
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Basho Technologies has announced the latest release of Basho Riak TS, version 1.3. Riak TS is an enterprise-grade NoSQL database optimized for Internet of Things (IoT). The open source version enables developers to download the software for free and use it in production as well as make contributions to the code and develop applications around Riak TS. Enhancements to Riak TS make it quick, easy and cost-effective to spin up an instance to test new ideas and build IoT applications. In addition to...
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A critical component of any IoT project is what to do with all the data being generated. This data needs to be captured, processed, structured, and stored in a way to facilitate different kinds of queries. Traditional data warehouse and analytical systems are mature technologies that can be used to handle certain kinds of queries, but they are not always well suited to many problems, particularly when there is a need for real-time insights.
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in 4.0.x a HtmlEditor inside a panel with layout = fit would stretch to the width of the layout. Now the table and cell containing the HtmlEditor body does have width = 100% by default but the editor itself is only as wide as its toolbar, which is in this case some 276px (don't know why this number exactly). Setting the width property of HtmlEditor has no effect.
Is this a bug, or is there a change in some layout settings necessary? So far I haven't figured out a thing.
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As a builder of some semi large scale projects. I find that I can't always get that dropped part because my arm is either not long enough. Or my hand is too big to reach in and get it. Anyone have any suggestions as to tools one could use to get those lost parts?
I use a simple reverse tape at the end of a stick
There are a wide variety of grabbers and pick up tools on the market, primarily aimed at the accessibility, automotive and electronics markets. Some of these would work well with LEGO.
For larger parts, I've had good success with this one:
I've got a small version of something like this. It doesn't work well for larger parts, and I'd be concerned that it might scratch the bricks. However, something similar might work depending on your scenario:
Other tools like long-handled pliers or even scissors can be used - with care - to extend your reach just enough to grab things from awkward places.
Alternatively, some sort of sucking tool could work to pick up rather than swallow up parts: I would be interested to try a hoover with a mesh over the nozzle to see if it could still pick up bricks. You could even try sucking bricks up with a straw as long as you're sure they're too big to actually pass up the straw and become a health hazard (not to mention the potential loss of a precious LEGO brick).
Finally, a true LEGO-head should only consider a proper LEGO solution: you should fashion a grabber from Technic components:
I'd tend to suggest to build your construction in a way that there is no inside spot you can't reach. The easiest way to achieve that would be a modular construction where you can remove parts to reach the inside; also, making it modular helps for the transport should you want to display your creation (and, considering the size of it, you should).
Another solution I can think of is to use a vacuum cleaner, although you'll probably want to dedicate one to LEGO and make sure you can easily retrieve parts which have been captured. I've once seen a "LEGO-friendly" vacuum cleaner which claimed to be able to isolate LEGO parts when vacuuming, presumably for parents with kids such as we've been ourselves. It came with a small free LEGO set, too, but unfortunately I can't find which brand it was.


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Pretty interesting list.... Ben is #15 overall, and #2 in the NFL...
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Pretty interesting list.... Ben is #15 overall, and #2 in the NFL...
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/more/s ... index.html
thing is, i bet ben is down near 40th or something next year... it was his monster signing bonus that put him where he is. his endorsements are miniscule compared to most.
maybe after his second SB win in 4 years he'll get a fatter than fathead commercial gig.
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I think his attempt to sing during the last SB has cost him dearly..........
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:Agree. But his fathead commerical was the worst!!
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...As long as there's not another American Idol commercial, he'll be fine..... :wink:
I don't know. I kinda liked it :oops:
Tiger Made $105 million last year strictly in endorsements? Daymn! I took the 6 year old to the driving range and for 36 holes of mini golf over the weekend. It may have been an investment well spent!
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The Caterham CRT03 was unveiled at Jerez on Tuesday featuring a prominent stepped-nose without a vanity panel
In a new look for the team, Caterham's 2013 car is decked out in an updated livery that sees the team's green and yellow colours lightened.
There's also a new look on the driver front as Charles Pic joins from Marussia while Giedo van der Garde will be making his Formula One debut.
Speaking about the team's new challenger, technical director Mark Smith called it an "important milestone" in the team's development as it is the first car produced at Caterham's Leafield Technical Centre.
"We have made a number of significant changes to the car that takes it from the package that gained us 10th place in the Championship in Brazil in 2012 into CT03.
"Among the most obvious are around the lower chassis where the sidepods have been significantly undercut to improve airflow to the rear of the car.
"The diffuser, engine cover and cooling exits have also seen major changes and there are more subtle improvements to other areas of the car, such as the sidepod turning vanes and the lower tea-tray area.
"This is the package we will take to race one in Australia and as part of the 2013 upgrade program we will then bring new front and rear wings and a new diffuser soon after the start of the season."
He added: "Personally I am excited about the season ahead, and the challenges that face us.
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