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The Fall of Hyperion (Hyperion Series #2)by Dan Simmons
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In the stunning continuation of the epic adventure begun in Hyperion, Simmons returns us to a far future resplendent with drama and invention. On the world of Hyperion, the mysterious Time Tombs are opening. And the secrets they contain mean that nothing--nothing anywhere in the universe--will ever be the same.
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DAN SIMMONS is a recipient of numerous major international awards, including the Hugo Award, World Fantasy Award, Bram Stoker Award, and the Shirley Jackson Award. He is widely considered to be one of the premier multiple-genre fiction writers in the world. His most recent novels include the New York Times bestsellers The Terror and Drood, as well as Black Hills. He lives along the Front Range in Colorado and has never grown tired of the views.
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After finishing Hyperion I immediately bought the next book, Fall of the Hyperion. I expected it to be as good as Hyperion but I was wrong. It was better then it's predecessor. I couldnt put this book down until the very last of it's pages were read. If you've read Hyperion then reading this book is a given. If you havent read Hyperion then read this anyways becuase its just that good.
After reading Hyperion, I thought that was the best book I have ever read. I jumped right into Fall of Hyperion afterwards and not this is the best book I ever read. I know there are 2 more in the series but I'm taking a break to save them for later. The pace, action and story resolution of the characters from the first book are first rate. I read the pages faster than I should have just to get to the next page as fast as I could. There are some great ideas regarding religion and truly universal strategies to achieve a goal. I already bought the rest of the series but saving it because this will wind up being my favorite SciFi series and I don't want to rush it!
This series exemplifies what science fiction should be. A terrific blend of historical literature figures with cutting edge technology. Simmons' monster the Shrike is truely awe inspiring, and subtle as it is only a puppet to the true menace of the technocore. The Fall of hyperion is a necessary addition to any hardcore fans library. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up.
The Fall of Hyperion is in every way just as good as its predecessor, Hyperion. This book completes the engrossing adventure begun in Hyperion. Set in a far-future galaxy when the Earth is gone and people can walk from planet to planet by just taking a few steps, The Fall of Hyperion describes an exciting end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it war. As a sci-fi intrigue story, the plot has unpredictable twists and turns which sweep the reader off his feet into an enthralling new world, only releasing its fascinated victim at the end, when the truth is finally known.
The follow up to 'Hyperion,' this book tells us what the series is all about. The villains of the piece, which we were lead to believe were the Ousters and the Shrike in the previous volume, are not the villains at all. The true villians are the TechnoCore. And a better bunch of villains will be hard to find. The Shrike still remains vaguely threatening, but it is not as blood-curdling as it was in the previous volume. Great stuff!
It's definitely worth reading. Mr. Simmons has created an interesting universe to explore. He is a solid writer. This work explores nanotech, AI, time travel, and the building blocks of the universe. He has obviously studied world religions, as he incorporates ideas from most of them. There is an element of mystery. I'm reading the last book in the series now, and I still don't really know what the shrike is. I personally think that's good, but it might be bad depending on your perspective. The series does a good job of drawing you in. I was torn between rating it a 4 or a 5. I think it's a solid 4.5
Don't ever stop
Okay...i still dont get alot of what happened. I think there are some things that still need closure. Perhaps that means i need to read the Endymion series (perhaps someday but i need a break for now). But it definitely kept me entertained throughout both books. Being a lover of romance and sci fi books...this book has some of the former (although definitely romance from a male perspective) and plenty of the latter...and it mixes in the paradox of religious morality without a religious tone. It drove me to actually read some of Keates poetry...which in my definition is the outcome of a good book...to make one reflect further on what came before us, and what could come after.
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This work is the second, and concluding, book in one of the most complicated and fascinating stories I've read. Being a voracious, and eclectic reader, Simmons stands alone in his ability to combine: the human condition, classical literature, mythology, and science into a work of fiction. I couldn't hardly sit still through the first book, "Hyperion"; tearing into book two immediately. Amazing Mind


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Combining three classic articles by J. I. Packer with a recent article by Mark Dever, this penetrating anthology takes a classically biblical stance on the increasingly controversial doctrine of substitutionary atonement.
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J. I. Packer (DPhil, Oxford University) serves as the Board of Governors Professor of Theology at Regent College. He is the author of numerous books, including the classic best-seller Knowing God. Packer served as general editor for the English Standard Version Bible and as theological editor for the ESV Study Bible.
Mark Dever (PhD, Cambridge University) is senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, DC, and pastor of 9Marks Ministries. Dever has authored over a dozen books and speaks at conferences nationwide.
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R. Albert Mohler Jr. (PhD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) serves as the ninth president of Southern Seminary and as the Joseph Emerson Brown Professor of Christian Theology. Considered a leader among American evangelicals by Time and Christianity Today magazines, Dr. Mohler hosts a daily radio program for the Salem Radio Network and also writes a popular daily commentary on moral, cultural, and theological issues. Both can be accessed at www.albertmohler.com.
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Pastor DanWichita, KSAge: 55-65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Why Penal Substitution matters!January 10, 2012Pastor DanWichita, KSAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Several Christian Scholars got together and were talking about how to write a book on the Gospel that would be a good primer for the laity of the church. As they discussed how to go about writing the work they realized that the material had actually already been written and presented in several other places.
Each of the men realized that J.I. Packer had done a great defense of the Gospel in several articles and lectures that he had given at other times. Also Mark Dever had an article he had presented that fit well with the flow of what they felt should be presented.
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The main emphasis for this work is to "offer an aid and encouragement to Christians who want more deeply to understand the nature and accomplishments of Jesus' death and thus to be lost in wonder, love, and praise to the gracious Father who gave and delivered up his only begotten Son on our behalf, and to the Son who loved us and gave himself for us, by the Holy Spirit, who alone enables us to say truly, "Jesus is Lord."
Through these articles you will learn the difference between expiation and propitiation. You will discover excellent discussions on why "Penal Substitution" is a necessary issue for the Christian to understand and believe in.
Further there is a wonderful article that will deal with the differences between Calvinism and Arminianism an why it is important for you to understand those differences and see how each of them relates to the Gospel message of the Bible.
Finally, the Gospel message will be expressed in the most Biblical of manners so that there is no equivocation on what The Gospel Is!
Then at the end of the book there are two chapters presented by Ligon Duncan on, "Books on the Cross of Christ," and an "Annotated Bibliography." These two chapters give you a very exhaustive listing of books that will further solidify your thoughts on the Gospel Message and help you to develop your defense of your faith.
This book is a must read for all of us who proclaim that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and our Lord and Savior.
J. Tyler Scarlett5 Stars Out Of 5October 22, 2008J. Tyler ScarlettThe atonement of Jesus Christ is the treasure chest of Christianity, but, sadly, many believers have merely a pocket change worth of understanding. It is precisely for this reason that J.I. Packer and Mark Devers book In My Place Condemned He Stood is so needed today. This 188 page book, published by Crossway, is filled to the brim with a robust theology of the atonement, that, when properly filtered, will fuel a robust doxology of praise. This compilation of articles (primarily from Packers previous works) provides a thoughtful, consistent look at the atonement and its meaning for the church. Those who want to dive deep in understanding the richness of Christs death on their behalf will want to read this book, and do so with a highlighter in hand.
Rick Harrington5 Stars Out Of 5September 10, 2008Rick HarringtonThis short read takes the best of Packer's writing's on the Atonement, including his oft-referred to Intro to Owen's Death of Death. A great re-publication of essays, even as the doctrine of the Atonement is being attacked, on the 'best part of the best news' the world has ever heard, the substitutionary penal sacrifice of Christ for sinners like you and me!
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Absolutely fabulous lodge - best stay of our trip so far. Comfortable rooms, great choice of menus and very friendly, relaxed ambience. Awesome - Thank You!
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We stayed in a nice cabin at Signal Mountain and loved it here. The view was amazing, we could see the lake and the mountains right from our porch. The cabin itself was the top floor of a 4-unit place and was quiet (not sure if it would be so quiet on the bottom level). It was big, with a living room/kitchen area, bathroom (sink on the outside), and separate bedroom with 2 beds. We were kicking ourselves for not booking more nights here. We also ate at their restaurant and the nachos are delicious!!
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Great view....so-so room...
The price you pay is for the view....not the rooms. Luckily, the clouds lifted late in the day of our one-night stay so we could see the mountains. We experienced rain, sleet, and snow showers during our few days in the Jackson Hole/Teton area so we didn't get to do much hiking. We spent one night in the park here at Signal Mountain before moving on to Yellowstone. We stayed in a Lakefront retreat with an unobstructed view of the lake and mountains (and clouds!). The room was a little chilly at first and the maintenance staff promptly brought an electric heater to us. The Trapper Grill restaurant was good. Beware, the portions are huge! Kitchenette in room was sparsely supplied. You would need extra cookware if you intend to actually cook anything. Full sized refrig was nice. Walls were thin. Did not hear voices but did hear plumbing noise. Beds were comfy and room was clean. Not much interior atmosphere but a priceless view out the window. Deer grazed just outside in the evening. Convenient central location in the park. Nice gift shop. Friendly staff.
Views 2 Die 4 but not the Ritz
Views to die 4 in lake front units. It is not the Ritz. We have stayed twice and the SML guided fishing was fun both times. The restuarant is also suprisingly good. No excessive noise issues either stay. Good for families who like outdoors activities. We went hiking, climbing with Exum(advance reservations)
, horse back riding outside the park, fishing and fooling around in the lake. About 1 hour to Yellowstone where you have to stop for buffalo herds in the road. Wildlife abounds away from the hotel. Great restaurants in Jackson Hole, Nani's pasta house(casual) and Snake River Grill(expensive).
Loved it!
We spent four nights in a lakefront retreat unit here. It had a living/cooking area, separate bedroom, and bath, but the big attraction was the deck looking over Jackson Lake and the Tetons. Spectacular! Staff very helpful, putting our groceries in the refrig before the room was cleaned for us to occupy. The cooking area is very tight, but you can manage. We ate in the bar one night to take advantage of one of the few tv's in a national park (the opening NFL game) and had excellent burgers. Great location for experiencing Grand Teton. Only drawback is that the lakefront retreats are four units to a building (2 up and 2 down) and you hear everyone else's plumbing noise. But I'd put up with that again for the view.
Worth It!
OK, it isn't the fanciest place to stay, but remember you are on Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park. Really you couldn't be in a better location. We stayed in a two room cabin. It was very nicely furnished and VERY CLEAN. The beds were excellent. It also had a desk and a small refrigerator. There was no TV, for which I was thankful. We had a partial view of the mountains from our window and a nice porch with chairs and a picnic table. We ate at the Trapper Grill twice and had good food both times. It is a cabin and the door hinges do creak. If your neighbor slams the door you'll hear it. We had no troubles with our fan like other reviews I've read. We couldn't hear anyone talking next door so the walls can't be that thin. The staff and the guests were all friendly and respectful. It was a pleasant experience and I would certainly stay there again.
A bit over-priced
Stayed in an upper lakefront retreat at $199 per night for two nights in mid June. The 1960's pre-fab looking unit had been recently remodeled with new kitchen cabinets, bath, and flooring. Even with the improvements however, the four unit building showed its age. There was no sound proofing between the units and none in the exterior walls. Could constantly hear doors slamming and cars pulling in and out. The view of the lake was beautiful but the accomodations were just satisfactory. Had no electricity the second morning of our stay. The front desk staff was very pleasant and helpful opening a small convenience store for us after our luggage was lost by the airlines. The food in the grill was also very good. Found ourselves gravitating to Jackson Lake Lodge for activities.
Doesn't get much better
With its dramatic view of the Tetons and Mount Moran, of Jackson Lake - and with its comfortable lodging and friendly helpful staff - well, it just doesn't get much better. Spent only one night in a Lakeside Retreat - May 16, 2004 - but wish it were much much longer. I can't recommend Signal Mountain Lodge enough. It surpassed my (high) expectations!
Great place
I have been to Signal Mountain Lodge twice. The first time in the summer of 2002 and then again May of 2003. We got married and our group of 20 stayed at the Signal Mountain Lodge. Both times I have been totally impressed. I have stayed in both the cabin and the Lakefront rooms. They were always clean. The staff is fantastic. I love the food. The breakfast is an event I look forward to everyday. The resort is quite. I would stay again and again at the Signal Mountain Lodge! Try the Black berry margarita in the bar!
OK especially for families
stayed July 5, 2003- the Grill was better than average- room was OK- had king bed- obstructed view of lake- $168 was expensive for us! Lots of families who seemed to be enjoying themselves- enjoyed the microwave and frig
Quaint but not perfect
We stayed there in Cabin 111 this past weekend (June 6-7, '03). From the outside, the log cabins are neat and attractive with a tiny private porch for whiling away the afternoon. Inside, it was very dark with loud, creaky floorboards and we agree totally with the first reviewer as far as the noise level from the bathroom fan. Plus, the insulation was poking through between the logs in the ceiling and the bathtub contained dried vomit, which we did not notice until we went to shower the next morning. Gross! The room overall was small but cozy, and our heater worked, thankfully. The bedding was clean and the views from the porch were very nice. Food at the Trapper Grill was unremarkable (typical hotel food). We did not get to eat at The Peaks (fancier venue) because their hours did not fit our sightseeing schedule but the menu looked enticing. The price was definitely right at $80 per night, so if you don't mind a few glitches and sloppy housekeeping, this may be all right for you.
Great unless you want to actually sleep
The other reviews here sound great, but we would not stay here again - at least not in the type of room we got. We rented rooms in the log cabins which consist of three adjacent (shared wall) units comprising a single cabin. $137 per nite. They have two double beds in each room - no fireplace or frig. The room was dirty. We stayed in Room 131 the first nite and the heater did not work. We wore sweats to bed and piled up all the comforters from all four beds on ours. It was still too cold to sleep. In addition, the water heater for the three units is in the bedroom right next to the bed and was quite noisy. Not too charming.
The next night we moved to Room 143, the center unit of another group of three cabins. It looks nice and had a nice porch to view the lake, but the bathroom fans in the adjacent units were QUITE loud and again, no sleep.
The location of the lodge is the best. Jenny Lake accomodations are not actually on the Lake and Flagg Ranch is in an area that is not that nice. The Trapper's Grill had great breakfasts and polite staff. And the Jackson Lake Lodge has a great bar from which to view the Sunset over the Tetons (or take your drink out on the patio). The Grill there is also good and the fancy restaurant (name forgotten) was wonderful. The best hike, was to go up to Inspiration Point and then keep going into the canyon. We went in fall when the leaves were starting to turn and it was absolutely beautiful.
If you decide to stay here, try to get a room with a fireplace and king size bed or else stay somewhere else. On the other hand, if you have some kids and sleep pretty soundly, this might be alright for the price.
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Could latest LulzSec leader arrest be the wrong Topiary?Pocket-lint
Yesterday, police arrested a 19-year-old man on one of the remote Shetland Islands, Scotland, believing him to be LulzSec co-founder and leader Topiary. And, by all accounts, it is widely believed that he does, indeed, go by that name online. However, reports suggest that he may not be the Topiary they were after.
The UK police force have described the raid on the Scottish suspect's home as a "pre-planned, intelligence-led operation", and the common thought is that they have indeed gotten their man; one who, along with the illusive Sabu, is a very high-ranking member of the hacking group.
For starters, Topiary's Twitter account fell silent on 21 July, with all tweets deleted save for one: "You cannot arrest an idea."
And, of late, the LulzSec website has been flakey at best, going up and down like a kid on a bouncy castle.
But Daily Tech has been digging and reports that the latest arrest doesn't tie-in with the details recently revealed on website LulzSec Exposed. There, insiders have purportedly "doxed" (published details of) who they believe is Topiary (aka Warpstonelord aka Hombre de Mundo aka Tomtenisse), Daniel Ackerman Sandberg, a 22-year-old man from Uppsala, Sweden. They even have video of him protesting against Scientology in his homeland when part of Anonymous.
And while that isn't proof positive that Sandberg is Topiary per se, one of the chat logs leaked by anti-LulzSec "hacktivist" th3j35t3r, adds further weight to the claim.
The log dates back to June when Sandberg was first doxed, and, if true, shows that he was highly concerned by the revelation. Chatting to an unnamed source, this Topiary states, "If I go hide then people will assume the dox are right. So I'll just act like they failed hard."
He also goes on to say, "(As you know I stole this nickname from a troll last December, didn't work out so well). I'll just keep denying it until they try to go after the troll. Then they'll think that's me and harass him."
But the most telling part of the conversation is, "Just hoping that they'll take the bait. The fucker has been using Topiary for like a year, trolling everyone for no reason. So now we troll him, hope he's getting raided."
So that, and the fact that the conversation starts (from the other party) with "S'up Daniel" suggest that the police has arrested the wrong man, and may have been duped from the offset.
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To create a network of action, focused on building a peaceful, prosperous and just Asia Pacific community.
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On completing the program, participants understand key trends which will affect the region in the future, what types of leadership these trends require, and how they fit within these shifting contexts as individuals and community leaders.
Who participates?
The 35 - 40 participants selected each year have strong leadership experience or exhibit high leadership potential. All participants have at least a Bachelor's degree and most have a Master's degree. APLP participants have come from 53 countries and have tremendous range of backgrounds (as examples: science, business, development, politics, government, civil society, medicine, religious orders, art, finance, academia or research). The age of participants ranges from mid 20s to mid 40s with an average of over 30. Most have at least five years of professional experience.
What is the time commitment?
The APLP is a nine-month program (early-August to early-May) with a minimum five-month residency requirement. During the first five months all participants are based at the East-West Center in Honolulu and live on campus.
What does the program involve?
The first five months (August through December) involves intensive coursework and living and working within a diverse community. First semester program content focuses on three areas: interpreting emerging issues facing the Asia Pacific; developing leadership capacity; and professional development. Activities include workshops, discussion seminars, outdoor challenges, lectures, simulations, field experience, independent work and online activities.
After the core experience, participants engage in a range of flexible, customized activities for an additional four months (January to May). These activities include: coursework at the University of Hawaii; developing applied leadership projects; carrying out extended field studies; new professional positions; or returning to employment. In all cases there is a continuation of the program through online and/or face-to-face meetings. There is a May graduation/re-union and conference in Honolulu.
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There are six core program staff. This allows for a responsive and personalized approach to the program. Joining the program each year are over 50 world-class guests who deliver specific areas of program content and provide mentorship. Peer learning between participants is also a centerpiece of program design.
What does the APLP fellowship cover?
Upon entry, all participants are awarded an Asia Pacific Leadership Fellowship. The Fellowship is used to cover the majority of program fees, provision of learning materials, electronic and print resources, a field study, transportation to most off-site locations, other travel and excursions, specialized workshops, and health insurance for the first term. The estimated value of these items is approximately $13,000 (fellows responsible for paying applicable U.S. taxes).
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Living and housing expenses on campus are approximately $1,000/month. Transportation to and from Hawai'i is at the participant's expense and each participant contributes $7,000 towards program fees and should budget $750 towards field study expenses.
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The APLP is fortunate to have developed a wide range of supplemental scholarship opportunities for participants to help defray certain expenses not covered by the Fellowship. Please see the scholarships page for details.
In 14 years, the APLP has become a signature program of the East-West Center. Its 517 alumni, who come from 53 countries, now occupy key positions within the United States and Asia Pacific region. Alumni stay in very close contact with the program with over 65% reuniting last year with program staff.
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The systematic evaluation of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data analysis tools, such as segmentation and classification algorithms for geographic information systems, is difficult given the unavailability of ground-truth data in most cases. Therefore, testing is typically limited to small sets of pseudoground-truth data collected manually by trained experts, or primitive synthetic sets composed of simple geometries. To address this issue, we investigate the potential of employing an alternative approach, which involves the synthesis of SAR data and corresponding label fields from real SAR data for use as a reliable evaluation testbed. Given the scale-dependent nonstationary nature of SAR data, a new modeling approach that combines a resolution-oriented hierarchical method with a region-oriented binary tree structure is introduced to synthesize such complex data in a realistic manner. Experimental results using operational RADARSAT SAR sea-ice data and SIR-C/X-SAR land-mass data show that the proposed hierarchical approach can better model complex nonstationary scale structures than local MRF approaches and existing nonparametric methods, thus making it well suited for synthesizing SAR data and the corresponding label fields for potential use in the systematic evaluation of SAR data analysis tools.
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i went to bali on my honeymoon trip and stayed in Uma Sapna for the first 3 nights, the villa with a private swimming pool sounds royal, and it indeed was, the room was decent and of good size and the swimming pool added to the beauty. The breakfast had few options but was satisfactory.
It is situated in seminyak where the beach isnt that great but you can travel to kuta and nusa dua easily, which we did on a rented motorbike ...
All in all it was a wonderful stay for 3 days .. there was a market nearby , where the money exchangers were a nuisance, trying to con you all the time ...
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Sentiment: Strong Buy
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DO NOT UPGRADE this OS doesn't work you will find you shall lose some apps or programs and Microsoft won't accept responsibility for the troubles you will experience. I am talking from experience as I lost the ability to start M&M VI which played well on Windows 8 but can't be started on 8.1. Microsoft blamed Ubisoft and refused to help me return to Windows 8. I have been in touch with others who have had problems with the upgrade as well.I had trouble with my browser at first, but managed to clear that up.
Well, M$ doing their usual stuff. Good-****-Good-****.
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Just don't buy into their crap, and they will release a next OS in no time, which will hopefully continue the tradition and be good. With new replacement tech for DirectX in the works, I hope we get rid of "new DX effects only on latest windows OS" crap and be free from the MS tyranny totally.
PS: Thanks for informing people btw, probelms are not only refusal to start apps, but mouse delay and multiple other issues as well. And no, M$ never takes responsibility for anything, but you always have to pay them money...
The game works fine for me with Windows 8.1.
I have heard some other ppl have problems with mouse cursor with older games, and a lot more. But I have been lucky so far.
At the beginning I had some problems with Windows 8.1... then I reinstalled the Nvidia drivers with the latest for windows 8.1 and reinstalled MMX game runs fine now no problems anymore. I suggest that Ubisoft will come with a patch to fix issue's related to OS etc... it was a while ago that we had any game updates
I've had zero issues with Windows 8.1. Running M&M X Legacy on a Surface Pro 2. Great game for touch screens.
There is a problem with most games for users who updated from Win 8 to 8.1 and have Nvidia cards but it is easily fixed. The default Win 8.1 Nvidia Driver enables 3d spectroscopic support, just go into the Nvidia Control panel and Unclick "Enable Sterescopic 3d" box.


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Even in a city as diverse as New Orleans, it can be hard for members of the LGBT+ community to find a place where they can truly be themselves. Blossoming and accepting queer communities can, however, be found right around the corner. From activist organizations to health centers, the Crescent City has a lot to offer LGBT+ youth.
Earl K. Long Library, Room 201; email@example.com
The University of New Orleans' own LGBT+ organization meets Mondays at 3 p.m. in the Math Building, Room 102. This organization was designed to create an accepting and comfortable environment on campus for LGBT+ students and their allies. This organization also encourages open discussion and educates the University about queer advocacy. UNITY works in conjunction with other UNO organizations to create an overlapping safe space where LGBT+ students can feel welcome and free to be themselves. Follow UNITY on Facebook to stay updated about meeting times and upcoming events.
LGBT Community Center of New Orleans
1001 S Broad St.; lgbtccneworleans.org
While currently in a space where they cannot maintain open hours, the LGBTCC is a large community based upon the ideas of creating awareness and education about gender and sexual minorities. This community also generates a lot of volunteer work for LGBT+ causes in the Greater New Orleans area. Appointment needed.
PFLAG New Orleans
1333 S Carrollton Ave., 504-862-5912; plagno.org
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians And Gays (PFLAG) is a group that promotes the well-being and education of members of the LGBT+ community as well as their families. They work to provide a safe and supportive space where members can speak openly and learn about relevant LGBT+ issues like HIV awareness and gender identity. Meets every second Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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2601 Tulane Ave. Suite 500, 504-821-2601; noaidstaskforce.org
NO/AIDS offers STI/HIV testing in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Services for the community such as housing, mental health counseling, and LGBT+ friendly sex education are also offered. Appointments recommended, but walk-in are welcomed.
Forum for Equality
336 Lafayette St. Suite 200, 504-569-9156; forumforequality.org
This organization is devoted to community outreach and activism and is focused mainly on political action. They seek to provide LGBT+ youth with a platform for leadership and change and are always looking for empowered people to join the cause. Contact Sarah Jane Brady at email@example.com for more information about how to get involved.
Louisiana Trans Advocates
4721 Loveland Ave., Metairie, 255-366-7582; latransadvocates.org
This group works across the state to empower and educate the Louisiana Trans* community and its allies. Louisiana Trans Advocates has a wealth of resources for Trans* youth, from counseling to medical services, and opens its arms to anyone interested in becoming a member. Support group meets the third Sunday of every month, contact email@example.com for more information.
Freedom Fellowship Ministries
611 N Rampart St., 504-858-4673
Freedom Fellowship Ministries is a church devoted to those who have often felt marginalized or ostracized because of who they are. This church offers a place of refuge and is open and accepting of all members of the ministry who might not feel welcome in other religious settings. Services Sunday from 10 a.m.-1p.m. and Thursday from 7 p.m.-8 p.m.
Planned Parenthood
4018 Magazine St., 504-897-9200; plannedparenthood.org
Planned Parenthood offers affordable STI testing, sex education tools, and referrals to health and counseling services and also accepts most health insurances. Planned Parenthood is an underrated resource in the city for LGBT+ youth even though it provides an understanding atmosphere when it comes to addressing queer health issues. Appointment needed.
Various events around the city are also great places to experience and celebrate the LGBT+ community. Southern Decadence, which occurs during Labor Day weekend, is one of the South's biggest LGBT+ Pride festivals.
New Orleans Pride Weekend, a similar event that includes a Kick-Off Party, Masquerade Ball, and Pageant, takes place June 19-21. Both feature city-wide events and host large numbers of LGBT+ community members.
Start Talking, Stop HIV, a new foundation dedicated to generating conversations about HIV among LGBT+ couples, hosted an event September 5, 6:30 p.m. at Phillips Bar.
In the true spirit of New Orleans, both the Pride Parade and Gay Easter Parade focus on New Orleans' LGBT+ community.


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Roane County teams are still alive in Dixie Youth Baseball tournaments this week.
The Kingston AAA (9-10) all-stars played Caryville for the district tournament title Tuesday afternoon for a berth in next week's state tournament at Mike "Brillo" Miller Sports Complex. Kingston defeated Madisonville Friday, lost to Sweetwater
Saturday and beat Sweetwater Monday to face Caryville in the championship game.
Rockwood High School will be searching for another boys basketball coach, as new coach Daniel Curtis has reportedly resigned to accept a similar position at Rhea County High School in Dayton.
Curtis was hired last spring to replace Paul Kamikawa who retired after 20-plus years as head coach of the Tigers. Curtis came to Rockwood from Sequoyah after posting a 95-70 overall and a 40-8 district record as the Chief's head coach.
The start of the 2016 football season for the Rockwood Tigers will be here soon.
In April 2005, the Rockwood Football Alumni Association, made up of former players, coaches and managers, was started. Through the first 10 years, it has raised over $100,000 to help support the football program.
"The goal this year, as always, is to have 100 members and $10,000 which we have never met," said Mark Clem (Class of 1979).
Frank McCall, the man convicted and sentenced to life in prison for killing Roane County Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Armes during a traffic stop on Hwy. 58 in 1983, will spend at least four more years behind bars.
A state parole board has denied McCall's request for parole, citing the severity of the crime, said Christina Armes Zerod, daughter of the slain deputy.
A Harriman man is scheduled to appear before a federal magistrate today – Wednesday – on firearms charges.
Jesse Lee Duncan, 33, is charged with two counts of knowingly possessing a rifle with a barrel less than 16 inches in length not registered to him.
He also faces one count of knowingly possessing a silencer not registered to him.
A federal grand jury indicted Duncan on the charges on June 7. His initial appearance and arraignment at the federal courthouse in Knoxville is set for 1:30 p.m.
Oliver Springs Fire Chief Terry Phillips died Sunday — only three days after stepping down from his position.
Phillips, 60, had been fire chief since 1994, following his father, Carlis, who had held the same position since the 1970s.
"He had been a member of the department since 1974, ever since he responded to a fire with his dad," said Assistant Chief Justin Bailey, who is serving as interim chief.
Phillips had been "in and out of illness" for some time, Bailey confirmed.
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New policy was adopted by the school board that set in stone how the board could communicate with the patrons of the Beulah School District.
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Kelli Stewart, operations manager at Indiana-based VAR Advanced Data Systems, discussed the benefits of being an RSPA member at the 2016 Retail IT VAR Of The Future conference on May 18, 2016 in Chicago. The Q&A included Bob Fiorentino, Member Services Leader with the RSPA. Stewart talked about the valuable networking at RSPA events, taking advantage of resources like member discount programs, and what the RSPA has done for her business.
The Point Of Sale Pacesetter Awards, a joint effort of the Retail Solutions Providers Association (RSPA) and Business Solutions Magazine (BSM), were officially announced today and will recognize the most innovative VARs and ISVs who serve the retail, hospitality, and grocery verticals. Awards will be presented in seven categories at RetailNOW 2016, the RSPA's annual trade show.
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Spring is in the air—that means daffodils, warmer weather, and… security. Wait—security?
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Rain and wind. In a decidedly uncharacteristic fashion, San Diego welcomed INSPIRE® 2016 attendees stormily: with trees bowing under the force of strong winds and the stone pavements around the Park Hyatt Aviara being pelted by determinedly fierce rain. Accidents in the San Diego area were widespread; news reports documented the rarity of the weather conditions: wintry cold, with a hurricane-style atmosphere.
I noted two common themes during my first visit to RetailNOW®: trusted partner and EMV. "Trusted partner"—always resulted in a very positive conversation, but EMV was used as if it were a four-letter word. Everyone seemed to be pulled into the EMV vortex of uncertainty due to supply chain roadblocks, constantly changing requirements, and lack of correct information. Those that were able to remain calm and focus on the bigger security picture are hopefully reaping the trusted partner benefits today.
Secretary Alex Padilla visits with point of sale industry executives at annual thought leadership summit.
The saying is March comes in like a lion, but I think RSPA has accelerated not just the success of our members, but also the pace of this year, as it feels like January came barreling in like a herd in full stampede.
"The greatest power you have is to talk with your people during times of change and uncertainty." That's how Dr. Robert Bies, the keynote speaker for RSPA INSPIRE 2016 in San Diego, began today, the final day of the conference for leaders in the retail IT channel.


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Virgin River flowing with cottonwood leaf on rock, Zion NP, Utah
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