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Having worked on a dozen small Kdenlive projects so far, I'm (still) having some issues, so I'm asking here for help. Maybe one or another issue may actually be a bug, but before filing bug issues, I want to make sure that the problem is not me in fact. For your information: I'm using the most recent kdenlive compilations from sunab's bleeding repository on a Kubuntu 12.04 installation.
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3-D printing method advances electrically small antenna design
Antenna design and manufacture has historically been pretty, well, primitive. There are reasons for this: early on, solving the large systems of equations to adequately model complex antennas was difficult. Luckily, advances in computers and software make that much more tractable. Now, we can design antennas with dozens or even hundreds of elements, and in complex three dimensional shapes. But manufacturing such antennas has been difficult. Hence, my interest in this article:
3-D printing method advances electrically small antenna design.
According to Bernhard, these antennas are electrically small relative to a wavelength (typically a twelfth of a wavelength or less) and exhibit performance metrics that are an order of magnitude better than those realized by monopole antenna designs.
Haven't had time to rundown the original article yet, but it seems really intriguing. More later.
Addendum: Here's a link to the article in PDF format, thankfully not behind a pay wall. I'll find time to read it at lunch time.
Followup re: crystal microphones
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This research was supported by a William T. Grant Foundation Scholars Award (8054) and a Senior Urban Education Research Fellowship from the Council of the Great City Schools, both awarded to Nonie K. Lesaux. The authors would like to thank Carol Barry, Andrea Anushko, Taralynn Kantor, Amy Griffiths, Phoebe Sloane, Mark Nielsen, Armida Lizarraga, and Julie Russ for their instrumental roles in carrying out the overall study; David J. Francis and Steve Raudenbush for their helpful insights about the design and methods; and Michelle Hastings and Emma Billard for their help with transcription and coding and the anonymous reviewers for their feedback on earlier drafts of this manuscript. We are also grateful to the participating students and teachers.
The Relation Between Exposure to Sophisticated and Complex Language and Early-Adolescent English-Only and Language Minority Learners' Vocabulary
Version of Record online: 16 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8624.2012.01776.x
© 2012 The Authors. Child Development © 2012 Society for Research in Child Development, Inc.
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Volume 83, Issue 4, pages 1316–1331, July/August 2012
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This study investigated the relation between teachers' (N = 22) use of sophisticated and complex language in urban middle-school classrooms and their students' (mean age at pretest = 11.51 years; N = 782; 568 language minority and 247 English only) vocabulary knowledge. Using videotaped classroom observations, teachers' speech was transcribed and coded for their total amount of talk, vocabulary usage, and syntactic complexity. Students' vocabulary skills were assessed at the beginning and end of the school year. Results showed variation in students' vocabulary skills and teachers' language use. Hierarchical linear modeling techniques revealed that after controlling for classroom and school composition and students' beginning-of-the-year scores, students' end-of-the-year vocabulary skills were positively related to teachers' use of sophisticated vocabulary and complex syntax, but not teachers' total amount of talk.


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This is my brain trying to unscramble eggs...
Right at the time this journey started was right after we had made many other changes to our lives. My wife and I, when we make changes, we dont do them half-assed. When we change one thing, we tend to change a bunch of things. We didnt move in together, and then eventually get married. Nope. We got married and moved in together the day after the honeymoon, when I was still on probation for a new job. When we decided to buy a house, she got a new job at about the same time, and we radically altered our lifestyle to something far less sedentary and idle...utterly changing our eating and exercise habits at the same time.
When we started down this road to non-monogamy, we had done it again...I had changed careers, we had become parents, and we had moved to a city in another province. I had also become a very different person than before...Id call it a rite of passage (or at least one of the few mechanisms in our society that functions as one) ...shed call it brainwashing. Either way I wasnt suffering from a case of being a boy in a mans body anymore. The process involved a purposeful stripping and rebuilding of identity, so while the core of me is still here, my overall identity changed quite significantly...and itd be foolish to think that some of that wouldnt be apparent to others...especially someone as closely attuned to me as my wife is.
We also left all my friends behind...everyone that I knew and held dear pretty much were back home...still are. I dont give up friends easily. The core of our social circle before I left were people I have known since elementary school, with some late arrivals from university, and a few tag alongs that showed up since. We grew up together, know everything about each other because we were there when it happened...rejoiced together during the good times, and seen each other through the worst...even when it was our own doing. And even 20 years on, wed get together almost weekly to socialize, party, game, whatever...lots of gaming. If it sounds a little sappy and sentimental so be it...I have no doubt Im suffering from a bad case of nostalgia this weekend.
I should probably explain briefly why I call them my friends...even though they were very much my wifes friends as well. Her last bf managed to drive away all her friends at the end of high school...so she fell into my social circle as a consequence...it was a source of some dissatisfaction back then that all her friends were my friends....something which has been reversed in the new city, where I have no friends, save co-workers (which Im not discounting by any means, but its a very different kind of friendship), and all our friends outside work, are actually her friends...and Im just tagging along for the ride.
There are times, like now, as I reflect on this fact and finally understand completely why she was pissed off about this before we moved.
It explains why she doesnt want to move back there anymore...her life, her friends, social activities....lovers....its all hers now. Made by her, for her, on her own terms, and through no small amount of effort, for the first time since she was a teenager in high school.
So whats the problem Im getting now? Why does my wife want me to reconnect with my old hobbies and find new gheeks to hang out with? I always used to encourage her to find hobbies to give her an outlet...and got her involved in mine when she wouldnt go get her own. Now shes found her outlet...which tends to leave the husbands as widowers to it....and she hasnt been able to get me involved in her world...I might actually think about it someday, but for now Im never around. Is this the same thing? Turn-about is foreplay...er, fairplay, isnt it? She has her hobby to keep her busy and wants me to have mine back now? Is this why shes trying to give me my office back to be my space?...something else I lost in the move...told you she was well attuned to me.
Did I lose something when I went though transitioning my identity? Perhaps it was just the new city, not knowing any gamers, and not having a lot of time to get involved with a regular session or group? But its not like pick-up games are hard to find, or gamers. Theres usually notices, meetups, etc. Ive looked for them on occasion, and found some...but I never actually put in the effort to make sure it happened. I never actually went to the meetings.
Even though Im not gaming, Im still getting pretty sedentary again. I dont work out as much as I should, or could. Ive put on enough weight to become fairly self-conscious about it again...which keeps me from doing other things that I had always intended to do...skydiving, tattoos, surfing...dating. Funny how Im still not actually doing much about it.
It hasnt been a complete loss....I took up Guitar after all, after a 20 year love/fear relationship with anything artistic, and stringed instruments in particular. (I suffer from L.O.F.T....Lack Of Fucking Talent) Ive been at it, off and on, mostly off for 2 years now....and still suck. But unlike every other instrument I ever picked up, I havent quit this one...and still enjoy it in spite of sucking. Either Im getting better, finally learned stick-to-it-ivness, or I am truly a sadist at heart by inflicting such auditory pain on anyone within earshot. But why did I start it to begin with? I got along fine with just listening to music....why would I start trying to play it...especially well into my 30s? Reading the book
This is your Brain on Music
there was something in there about certain centers of the brain being activated by music...iirc some of the same pleasure centres involved with ...other...activities...which is why so much music revolves so much around emotionally charged situations such as romance, and why it can illicit particular emotional responses....hmmm.
Part of stripping out the old identity involved a period of loss. Like a depression following a death...a mourning period for the part that has past away. For things that were personal, close, part of my personality, it was dealt with at the time. But did I every go through that mourning for the other things I lost? My hometown? The gaming routine? My hobbies? Most importantly my Friends? I suspect by the time I got back to the new life in the new city, I was busy with everything else. Given the nightmare last week about loosing a dear friend from back home (and who just happened to be having similar thoughts about loosing my wife and I that same day) I dont think that process ever happened.
One thing about having friends who have been around effectively my whole life, is that there was never a doubt that I was loved when I walked into a room. Even if there was an argument and a collective bitch slap upside the head for doing something stupid, it was because they cared enough. Is that what Im lacking? It might explain why Im drawn to poly meets whenever I can find the time for them...since its full of people with lots of love to give...and the women are usually happy to give hugs without an undue amount of convincing. Is it just the physical and emotional affection Im missing?
Is this why I keep trying to make new friends online, locally and long distance...even when my dance card for now is approaching full? I like to be open to possibilities, but when I contact people now, its purely in the interest of connecting as friends. I was originally thinking it was just a good way to approach relationships in general is that friends first makes for better lovers later...and reduces expectations, which keeps me from getting attached to the infinite possibilities which in all likelihood wont ever happen. But I dont think thats it. Maybe I just like being able to go places and have someone being happy to see me again. Where their face lights up with a smile and they actually divert their time and attention from whatever it was to come over and get a hug. I was a hug junkie in high school...not surprise I suppose that a couple decades later maybe Im just building a network of lovely lady friends to feed my addiction?
Now heres an uncomfortable thought....How much of my inclination towards poly is just an extension of those changes, the sense of loss, and the impulse to find new people to help fill some possible need for affection?
Im not too worried about the karmic balance of love received from others...since I ended up having a large collection of friends back home, and I gave as good as I got. Which is maybe why the notion of being able to romantically love more than one person didnt seem like much of a stretch when I was first re-introduced to poly a few years back;...it was one of those things where I didnt doubt for a moment that I could. Does it actually matter? Even if that loss is what got me started on this path, so what? Will I get to a point where Ive had enough and will want to turn back? If Im addicted to human affection....is that a problem? Should I see a 12-step program about that? (Hello, my name is II, and Im a lube-aholic....opps, wrong meeting...that ones on the day that ends in y!)
How did this loop back to poly? I was talking about reconnecting with gheeky hobbies!
This is me processing...and how I come to change who I am, how I behave, what I think, and alter my course towards my eventual destination. And now that Ive let you all in to see what a complete headcase I am, my waistline will be the least of my dating concerns...good thing I use a different handle for dating sites.
This is a work in progress....Ill update as answers or better questions become apparent.
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Taiwan and the mainland signed a services trade pact in Shanghai yesterday to strengthen cross-strait economic ties.
The pact was signed by the chairman of Taipei's Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), Lin Join-sane, and the president of Beijing's Association for Relations across the Taiwan Straits (Arats), Chen Deming , in their first talks as heads of the two bodies. Lin became SEF head in September and Chen was appointed Arats head in April.
Under the services trade agreement, Beijing will open up 80 service industry sectors, including wholesaling, e-commerce, finance, publishing and travel services to Taiwanese investment, a statement released by SEF said.
In return, Taipei agreed to open up 64 services sectors, including transport, care centres, Chinese herbal medicine, barber shops and travel services to mainland investors, SEF said.
"The pact is a follow-up to the Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement signed by our two sides, and is in line with the spirit of the World Trade Organisation," SEF quoted Lin as saying during his talks with Chen.
It was the 9th round of talks between the SEF and Arats, which were set up in the 1990s to represent the two sides in talks in the absence of formal ties. The talks were made possible after the mainland-friendly Ma Ying-jeou became Taiwanese president in 2008 and adopted a policy of engagement towards Beijing. Since 2008, the two bodies have signed 19 non-political agreements, including the services trade pact signed yesterday.
Besides the trade pact, Lin and Chen also discussed the possibility of supplying water from Xiamen to Quemoy, a nearby island held by Taiwan, SEF said. They also agreed to hold a meeting later this year to review how well previous agreements signed between the two sides had been carried out.
The Taipei-based Central News Agency said Chen told Lin that in signing the agreement, the mainland was willing to take into account the disparity between the two sides' economies and market sizes as well as the difficulties facing Taiwan's people. That was why the mainland agreed to open up 80 of its service categories to Taiwanese investment compared with the 64 to be opened up by Taiwan.
"The number of sectors opened and the scope of the access allowed has never been seen before in any similar agreement Beijing has signed," Chen said.
Taiwan's pro-independence camp heaped scorn on the pact, saying it would only undermine the local job market for 4.7 million Taiwanese workers. "The Ma government has never talked to local businesses about the potential impact of the pact and has been avoiding questions on the issue," said Pan Men-an, a legislator from the main opposition Democratic Progressive Party.
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Can Toby and Tut survive a dark night in the tree house alone? Or are they really along? Well, Toby doesn't hang around to find out. He and Tut crawl through the makeshift cave to find themselves behind the bars of an ancient jail cell. There they meet an interesting character who teaches Toby that, with the mighty armor of God, he has the power to conquer any fears. Recommended for ages 6 to 10.
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Publication Date: 2003
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With a little help from their imaginations, Toby and his friends crawl through the makeshift cave in his tree house to find an ancient world of adventure. As Toby and the gang venture back in time, they meet major Bible heroes and learn-up close and personal-about the culture and history of biblical times.
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Deanna Germany5 Stars Out Of 5October 30, 2003Deanna GermanyMy six year old is hooked! The only disappointment is that there isn't more books in this series. We bought the first book because he was studying Exodus in his Bible quiz class at church. He loved it so much we looked for other books in the series. We hope that David will continue this series!


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Wil Wheaton is apparently off to play Texas Hold'em in Vegas in the World Poker Tour Championship. He has no real hope that he'll last long, but I'm sure it will translate into good blog-o-fodder. Stay tuned.
Update: I had a bad link above, it should be fixed. He's still alive after the first day, but fairly short stacked. Hope springs eternal.
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