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A daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports:
• The Suns, who hadn't lost since the end of December, had their 17-game winning streak snapped by the Timberwolves in Minnesota on Monday. Heading into the game, their last in January, the Suns were 15-0 for the month. The loss prevented Phoenix from posting only the third 16-0 month in NBA history. The Lakers went 16-0 in December 1971 and the Spurs were 16-0 in March 1996.
• Kevin Garnett scored 44 points in the Timberwolves' 121-112 victory, echoing Gilbert Arenas' 54-point performance when the Wizards ended the Suns' 15-game winning streak on Dec. 22. Those were the two highest-scoring games in NBA history against a team on a winning streak of 15 games or longer.
• Garnett had 11 rebounds Monday, and he's now had at least 10 rebounds in each of his last 23 games against Phoenix. That's the longest streak of double-digit rebound games by a player against one team since Moses Malone had 26 straight 10-board games against the Kings from 1978-87.
• Steve Nash had 18 assists for the Suns, giving him 208 in 16 games in January. That's the most assists for any player in a calendar month since John Stockton had 208 in March 1995.
• The Nets won by one point Monday in Utah, 116-115. Before beating the Nuggets by 10 points on Saturday, the Nets had lost three straight games by a single point (tying an NBA record in the process), and they also beat the Knicks by the minimum margin on Jan. 19, so the Nets have played a one-point game in four of their last five games and in five of their last seven.
They are the first team in NBA history to have five of seven games decided by a single point. Before this season, the only other team to have four of five games decided by one point was the Rockets, who did it in March and April 1979.
• The Jazz lost despite having more than twice as many rebounds as the Nets, 44-21, something not often seen in NBA history. Before Monday, teams with more than twice as many rebounds as their opponents had won over 90 percent of those games, and they had won 37 of the previous 38 games dating back to 1992. The exception was a Pistons' win over the Bucks in 1999, in which Detroit was outrebounded 48-23.
• Allen Iverson made 10 of 15 shots in Monday's loss to the Bobcats, his highest field goal percentage in a game in which he made at least 10 shots in nearly four years, since shooting 17 for 25 (68 percent) in Atlanta on March 29, 2003.
• Defensemen Sheldon Souray and Mark Streit each scored for the Canadiens in their 3-1 win over the Senators on Monday, giving Montreal 37 goals by defensemen this season, tops in the NHL.
Souray's goal gave him the Canadiens' team lead with 17, one more than Saku Koivu. He's the only defenseman leading his team in goals this season, and he has a chance to become the first defenseman in Canadiens' history to do it.
• The Canadiens retired Ken Dryden's uniform No. 29 before their game against Ottawa at Bell Centre on Monday night. Dryden's .758 regular-season career winning percentage (258-57-74 in 397 games) is the best of any goaltender in NHL history who appeared in at least 300 games. In fact, it's over 100 percentage points higher than the next-best mark, that of Gerry Cheevers (.651).
Just how dominant were Dryden and the Canadiens in the 1970s? Perhaps this will give some perspective: Ken Dryden's longest regular-season losing streak was a mere two games, and it was not until the 228th game of his career that he did it for the first time! (Dryden lost two consecutive decisions only six times overall.)
Dryden made his NHL debut for the Canadiens on March 14, 1971, and 11 weeks later he recorded his 12th win of the 1971 postseason -- a 3-2 victory over the Blackhawks in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Over the last 60 years, the only other goaltender to win the clinching game of the Stanley Cup Finals and do so in his first season in the NHL was Cam Ward of the Hurricanes last June.
• The Rangers defeated the Bruins at the TD Banknorth Garden on Monday 6-1. It was their largest margin of victory in Boston in over 40 years, since a 7-1 win at the Boston Garden on Nov. 3, 1966.
• With Monday's loss, the Bruins have been blown out at home by at least four goals in five different games this year. The last Bruins club to do that was the 1964-65 edition, who also had five home losses by a margin of at least four goals.
• Barry Bonds officially re-signed with the Giants on Monday. Bonds's next home run for the Giants will be his 559th for the club, and will tie him with Harmon Killebrew for the fourth-most by a player for one team. Hank Aaron had 733 for the Braves, Babe Ruth hit 659 for the Yankees, Willie Mays had 646 for the Giants and Killebrew had 559 for the Senators/Twins franchise.


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Folk Art Quilt
Date: 1865c
Project Name: NEQM Permanent Collection (MassQuilts Documentation)
Contributor: New England Quilt Museum
ID Number: 1538
Quilt Size: 60 x 68
Other Notes: from grandfather's family (Wesley W Monroe)/In'MA Quilts-Our Common Wealth' pg 51
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Folk Art Quilt. (Maker not recorded). 1865c. From New England Quilt Museum, NEQM Permanent Collection (MassQuilts Documentation). Published in The Quilt Index, http://www.quiltindex.org/basicdisplay.php?kid=21-41-162. Accessed: 07/30/2016


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Hi friends, :)
I'm trying to create a little snapshot tool for Nuke 9. Nuke is a visual fx compositing software built using Qt.
So if you'd kindly refer to the attached image, Nuke has a Viewer,...
I also found information that QtCeator sinve 4.0 version has feature called "Autotest integration". It sound promising ;)
Thank You. Well Qt 5.5 is a good option.
But I am also looking for an option to disable this feature, so that Cmake build does not look for those libraries.
Hope I find those options.
Hello Peter,
Yes, I habe a solution. I'll write it here when I am back from holiday end of next week.
Kind regards
For a QMake based project I would go for a SUBDIRS template.
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PANIC (R). William H. Macy plays a hit man seeking therapy and escape from the family business in Henry Bromell's quiet character study that's not really a thriller nor a black comedy. Macy's indelible portrait of mid-life crisis gets fine support from Donald Sutherland, Neve Campbell and especially Tracey Ullman and child actor David Dorfman. --CH
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ATLANTA MOVIE NIGHT AT CARNIVAL Nomad Pictures' co-op film event screens three locally produced movies, including Urban Heat on May 10 and Severed on May 17. Club Carnival, 210 Pharr Road at 8 p.m.
BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA A kung fu action comedy starring Kurt Russell as an Uzi-toting truck driver. Midnight movie May 10-11 at GSU's cinéfest.
EVEREST The month of May is "Everest Month" at Fernbank, featuring lectures and book signings by Sherpa Jamling Norgay and screenings of the 1996 IMAX film documenting an expedition to the top of Mt. Everest. May 5-6, 12-13, 19-20 at 6 p.m. Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
LA STRADA (NR) Fellini's classic story, of a brutish circus performer (Anthony Quinn) and the simple-minded but saintly village girl (Giulietta Masina) who accompanies him on the road, boasts mesmerizing performances and a simple poetry that make it an enduring film classic. May 11-17 at noon, 4 and 8 p.m. at GSU's cinéfest. --FELICIA FEASTER
"THE MULLET" Previously aired on local cable access station MediaOne, episodes of "The Mullet" will be screened on the first Monday of the month at the Fountainhead Lounge. The TV show features short films like "The Uh-Huh Man," "The Real Life of Jimmy Mullet" and "The Fisherman and the Mullet." April 2-June 4 at 8 p.m. Fountainhead Lounge, East Atlanta.
NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (NR) Fellini's most touching film, about an aging Roman prostitute (Giulietta Masina) who never loses her hopefulness despite some grave life setbacks, this blend of postwar Italian neorealism and traces of the director's fantastical vision is one of the masterpieces of world cinema. May 11-17 at 2, 6 and 10 p.m. at GSU's cinéfest. --FF
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (R) The cult classic of cult classics, the 1975 horror spoof follows an all-American couple (Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick) to the castle of Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry), a drag-queen/mad scientist from another galaxy. It's all fun and games until Meatloaf gets killed. Dress as your favorite character and participate in this musical on acid. Fridays at midnight, Lefont Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce De Leon Ave.
RUBY IN PARADISE In conjunction with retrospective screenings of now famous local filmmakers, the Atlanta Film and Video Festival presents Director Victor Nuñez' story of a working-class woman (Ashley Judd) from rural Tennessee who finds a fresh start in a second-rate Florida resort town. May 10 at 8 p.m. Rich Auditorium, Woodruff Arts Center.
SCOUT'S HONOR A Sundance Film Festival award-winning documentary detailing the efforts of a group of straight Boy Scouts and their leaders to change the Scouts' policy on allowing gays in the organization. May 11 at 7:30 p.m. at White Hall, Room 208, Emory University.
TOUCH OF EVIL Charlton Heston plays a Mexican investigator who takes a break from his honeymoon to track down the murderer of a rich land developer in this classic film noir directed by Orson Welles. May 4-10 at GSU's cinéfest.
THE TRIAL Directed by Orson Welles and adapted from Franz Kafka's novel, The Trial stars Anthony Perkins as Joseph, a man who is arrested for unknown reasons, is allowed to remain free and go to work but still has to stand trial and deal with the verdict. May 4-10 at GSU's cinéfest.
WATER DROPS ON BURNING ROCKS 1/2 (NR) A sticky, perverse little chamber piece written by Rainer Werner Fassbinder in 1964 and adapted with a kinkiness the late German director would surely appreciate, by French filmmaker Francois Ozon, this story focuses on a sexual Svengali whose powers of seduction extend to both men and women who he mindfucks with equal aplomb. May 9 at 8 PM at the Rich Auditorium, High Museum of Art --FF
ALONG CAME A SPIDER (R) Morgan Freeman returns in fine form as world-weary forensic psychologist Alex Cross of Kiss the Girls, likewise recommended as entertainment, not art. When a senator's 12-year-old daughter is kidnapped Alex teams with Secret Service agent Jezzie Flannigan (Monica Potter), who was assigned to protect the girl, to find kidnapper Michael Wincott -- and the girl -- before it's too late. After an action-packed opening the film slows down until the final hour, which is packed with twists, some more surprising than others. What matters is the plot holds together while you're watching it, even if it falls apart in retrospect. -- STEVE WARREN
AMORES PERROS 1/2 (R) A trio of stories set in a dystopian Mexico City revolve around a life-altering car crash in Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's gripping first feature more indebted to the indie free-styling of Tarantino than the art film legacy of Bunuel. --FF
BLOW (R) Ted Demme's film version of the real-life rise of pot-to-cocaine drug importer George Jung (Johnny Depp) is all surface flash and Scorsese-cribbed effects. A diverting entertainment featuring some so-bad-it's-good fashion moments, the film is wafer-thin in the originality department, with Demme favoring visual effects over middling details like character development and motivation.--FF
BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY 1/2 (R) Renee Zellweger manages a convincing British accent and remains defiantly appealing as the loveable loser "singleton" Miss Jones despite this bland, conventional, American-targeted re-working of Helen Fielding's witty, rude best-selling diaries to the screen. -- FF
THE BROTHERS (R) 1/2 Director Gary Hardwick's screenplay is too schematic but that shouldn't hurt this comedy's popularity as a date movie. It's got laughs, tears, sex, moral dilemmas and enough romance for a month of Valentine's Days. The leads are late-twentysomethings at different stages of maturity regarding relationships. D.L. Hughley is married, Shemar Moore engaged, Morris Chestnut on the verge (with fine Gabrielle Union) and Bill Bellamy is totally commitment-shy. -- SW
CAST AWAY (PG-13) Director Robert Zemeckis and his Forrest Gump star Tom Hanks have created another crowd-pleaser in what begins as a modern-day Robinson Crusoe story but comes out looking like a "Survivor" spin-off. Dumped in the Pacific, Chuck Noland (Hanks) spends four-plus years on an otherwise uninhabited island, developing survival skills gradually and realistically. The plot eventually gets Hollywood-ized, but it's amazing how long Zemeckis resists commercial impulses, aside from the whole movie being such a commercial for Chuck's employer, FedEx, that failing an Oscar, it has a chance to win a Clio. -- SW
The Center of the World (R). Aspiring for a Last Tango in Paris for the dotcom generation, Wayne Wang directs a steamy tale of a rich hacker who pays a stripper to be his consort for a weekend in Vegas. The film frankly explores how sex can be both a form of communication and a substitute for it, but at times proves little more than skin deep. --CH
CROCODILE DUNDEE IN LOS ANGELES (PG) 1/2 Paul Hogan makes a shameless, witless attempt to revive a worn-out franchise with a thin, underdeveloped premise stringing together tired jokes and stretched beyond the breaking point by an unsuspenseful climax that goes on for nearly a third of the movie. With decent material Hogan (who has aged better than his wife, Linda Kozlowski, who plays his still-unmarried partner) might have been able to pull off another culture-clash comedy, but this one's as pathetic as Lethal Agent 3, the bad movie it makes fun of. -- SW
CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (PG-13) An enchanting tale set in early 19th-century China, Ang Lee's (Sense and Sensibility, The Ice Storm) atmospheric Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon rekindles the Hong Kong flame of gravity-defying martial arts action and tender sentiment. Lee invests the usual astounding acrobatics with his characters' pangs of regret, love and loss as two martial arts masters, (Chow Yun Fat and Michelle Yeoh) teach a spoiled young aristocrat (Zhang Ziyi) about the moral responsibilities of the Giang Hu martial arts way in this subversive, beautifully realized coming-of-age story. -- FF
THE DAY I BECAME A WOMAN 1/2 (NR) This transfixing trio of stories, which only flounder in the third act, treat the difficult condition of being a woman in a fundamentalist religious culture in this Iranian film made by a husband-and-wife writing and directing team. The film, whose episodes have an allegorical texture, are weighty and meaningful, and made even more satisfying by the glimpse director Marzieh Meshkini offers, of the physical and emotional landscape of this beautiful, and troubled country. --FF
THE DISH 1/2 (PG-13). Sam Neill and "Seinfeld's" Patrick Warburton star in a comic dramatization of a remote Australian town's small but significant contribution to the Apollo 11 moon landing. At times the plot proves thin, and the intriguing premise seems better suited to an actual documentary, but the action becomes compelling as the Australians would rather handle crises themselves than admit, "Houston, we have a problem." -- CH
DOWN TO EARTH Though he's given strong supporting performances, Chris is not yet the Rock on which to build a movie. In this remake of Heaven Can Wait he plays a would-be comic who's called up to heaven prematurely and sent back in the body of a rich white man. There are a few good lines and moments, but it feels overall like a mediocre sketch comedy. A Chris Rock concert movie would have been far more entertaining. I thought the Warren Beatty version was overrated, so as much as I like Rock, I can't work up much enthusiasm for an inferior remake. -- SW
DRIVEN 1/2 More like Drivel. With rare exception, the mini-genre of race car flicks has always been a disreputable one. But if there's anyone who could make a racing movie that at least qualifies as a guilty pleasure, it would be director Renny Harlin, since even his trashy films are presented with a certain degree of style and chutzpah. But Harlin hits the wall with Driven, which is so banal and preposterous that not even his constantly roving camera can disguise the bankruptcy of the project. Sylvester Stallone, who wrote the original story handles the tried & true "veteran" role: He's cast as Joe Tanto, a former racing star who's coaxed out of retirement by crotchety car owner Carl Henry (Burt Reynolds) to provide guidance to Jimmy Bly (Kip Pardue), a rookie sensation who's in a dead-heat battle for the season championship with ice-cold defending champ Beau Brandenburg (Til Schweiger). The story itself is packed with too many needless characters, fetid dialogue and ludicrous developments. --MATT BRUNSON
ENEMY AT THE GATES (R) 1/2 The 1942-43 Battle for Stalingrad boils down to a duel between two men, Vassili Zaitsev (Jude Law) and Major Konig (Ed Harris), the top snipers for the Russians and Germans respectively, in Jean-Jacques Annaud's epic that looks great but isn't always as suspenseful or dramatically effective as it might be. The big battle sequence at the beginning invites comparison to Saving Private Ryan and suffers from that comparison. Mad magazine readers will appreciate a hint of "Spy vs. Spy" in this story of "Sniper vs. Sniper," while historians may consider it an example of reductio ad absurdam. -- SW
EXIT WOUNDS (R) 1/2 Steven Seagal, back down to fighting weight, regains action star viability as a maverick Detroit cop who becomes a one-man Internal Affairs Dept. DMX, whose charismatic presence could be exploited by a stronger director, plays a new jack druglord/dotcomillionaire. Car chases, fights and shootouts are mostly quick cuts suggesting fast motion and mucho destruction, but there have been far worse action sequences in far worse movies. Comic relief comes from Tom Arnold and Anthony Anderson, whose final routine suggests the birth of a new comedy team. They deserve an encore, while once is enough for the rest of the movie. -- SW
15 MINUTES Larger-than-life characters, largely unmotivated acts of atrocity and a total disregard for dramatic continuity propel this disorganized and densely packed police thriller/would-be media satire about a green arson investigator and a celebrity homicide cop (Robert De Niro) on the trail of a pair of brutal and unusually image-conscious Eastern European thugs. Like a bigger, stiffer Two Days in the Valley(also by writer/director John Herzfeld), but without the neat cat-fight between Teri Hatcher and Charlize Theron. Why bother? -- EDDY VON MUELLER
FREDDY GOT FINGERED (R) Tom Green plays slacker Gordon Brody, a 28-year-old wanna-be animator who still lives with his parents. Brody battles his frustrated father (Rip Torn), whose only wish is for his son to move out and get a job, falls in love with a wheelchair-bound rocket scientist and plays with wildlife.
HANNIBAL (R) The sequel to The Silence of the Lambs substitutes a well-cast Julianne Moore for Jodie Foster, but more problematically offers director Ridley Scott's baroque gloss for Jonathan Demme's solid sobriety. The results can border on camp, especially when the eerie Anthony Hopkins bites into culinary puns, but the well-crafted cat-and-mouse scenes keep the suspense at a delicious simmer. -- CH
HEARTBREAKERS (PG-13) 1/2 Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt play mother-daughter con artists in this overlong, overly broad comedy. Weaver gets a rich sucker to wed her, then catches Hewitt seducing him and scores a quick, lucrative divorce. Hewitt wants to be independent but mama says she's not ready yet. When Weaver targets billionaire cigarette mogul Gene Hackman, Hewitt secretly goes after bar owner Jason Lee and, true to mother's warnings, mixes pleasure with business. -- SW
JOE DIRT (PG-13) 1/2 David Spade, amusing in small doses, wears out his welcome many times over as the mullet-headed title character who's out of touch, out of style and out to find the parents who deserted him at the Grand Canyon 25 years ago. Los Angeles shock jock Dennis Miller makes Joe a 15-minute celebrity by giving him a forum to tell his story. The majority of laughs involve Joe being hurt and humiliated. Spade might have been able to keep Joe interesting for an eight-minute sketch, but a feature? No way, Dude. -- SW
JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (PG-13) 1/2 The titular trio reaches the big screen via a '60s comic book and a '70s animated TV series. Only Tara Reid, as the standard dumb blonde, has a personality as she, Rachael Leigh Cook and Rosario Dawson play punk without attitude. The easy listening hard-rockers become overnight sensations, then realize their records contain subliminal advertising, a "conspiracy to brainwash the youth of America with pop music." As a satire on consumerism it's hardly a teenage Fight Club -- and you wouldn't call the product placement subliminal -- but this mild diversion has its moments. -- SW
JOURNEY INTO AMAZING CAVES (R) Nancy Aulenbach of Norcross, a cave rescue specialist, is paired with British microbiologist Dr. Hazel Barton in this stunning IMAX documentary that takes them to Arizona, Greenland and the Yucatan in search of extremophiles, "microbes which thrive in the harshest of conditions," some of which will be the source of new medicines. A few remarks in Liam Neeson's narration might be explained or challenged, but most are innocuous enough. This Journey is filled with visual excitement for sedentary types, visceral excitement for the Xtreme crowd and a bit of information it won't hurt any of us to know. Playing March 24-Sept. 3 at the IMAX theater at Fernbank Museum. -- SW
JUST VISITING (PG-13) A soupcon of Gallic charm (mostly in Jean Reno's romantic performance as a 12th-century French count who time-travels to 21st-century Chicago) drowns in a vat of American bombast (courtesy of John Hughes, who assisted the original writers with the adaptation) in an English-language remake of Les Visiteurs, one of the most popular films of the '90s in France. This low comedy has a high cheese factor, with eight-plus centuries of culture shock expressed mostly in bathroom humor. -- SW
KINGDOM COME (PG) Soul Food was just an appetizer for this African-American family comedy that brings a dysfunctional brood together to bury their patriarch. Whoopi Goldberg plays it almost straight as the widow while Loretta Devine takes comic honors as her ever-praying sister-in-law. Goldberg's sons, LL Cool J and Anthony Anderson, are in troubled marriages (to Vivica A. Fox and Jada Pinkett Smith) but no problems are too big to be resolved neatly for a feel-good ending. The actors and most of the script make up for technical shortcomings in the funniest funeral since Chuckles bit the dust. -- SW
MEMENTO 1/2 (R) An investigator (Guy Pearce) suffering from short term memory loss tries to track down his wife's killer in Christopher Nolan's ingenious thriller. As in Harold Pinter's Betrayal the scenes unfold in reverse order, so both the audience and the forgetful hero are constantly thrust into the unknown. Complicated. exhilarating and dark, Memento's ending leaves your head spinning -- counterclockwise. --CH
THE MEXICAN (R) In this disposable but entertaining star vehicle Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts have a relationship so dysfunctional you wonder why they bother, but that's Hollywood's idea of romance. They're apart for most of the picture, the heart of which is Roberts' association with James Gandolfini, a hitman with a twist who kidnaps her to ensure Pitt brings an antique pistol back from Mexico. Overall the movie's a mixed bag, with more positives (a literate, often witty script; slightly surreal visuals) than negatives (cliched scenes and plot twists, Nancy Sinatra's overplayed "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" on the soundtrack). -- SW
MUMMY RETURNS (PG-13) 1/2 Even more so than the OK 1999 blockbuster The Mummy, this Raiders of the Lost Ark rip-off is pure adrenaline overkill, a nonstop barrage of movement and noise. Yeah, I realize the breathless preview makes this look like the greatest show on earth, but, truth be told, I was actually bored by many of the frenzied activities taking place on the screen. The original cast, including Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz as the good guys and Arnold Vosloo as the title terror, returns largely unchanged, and the murky story line (marked by its share of inconsistencies and lapses in logic) has something to do with the resurrected Imhotep (Vosloo) fighting a resurrected warrior known as the Scorpion King (pro wrestler The Rock) for global domination. Reportedly, plans are already underway for a third Mummy movie, a development that makes me want to confront Sommers and utter a line from this sorry sequel: "You began a chain reaction that could trigger the next apocalypse!" -- MB
O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? (PG-13) 1/2 George Clooney plays an escaped convict dragging his buddies across the Depression-era Deep South in search of hidden treasure and also trying to stop his wife's remarriage in this uneven but brilliantly bizarre screwball send-up of '30s folk history and Homer's ancient epic, The Odyssey. The film features a number of Coen Brothers alums, including John Goodman (standing in for the Cyclops) and John Turturro (who almost gets turned into a frog). The title comes from Sullivan's Travels, which you should also see, dammit. -- EVM
ONE NIGHT AT MCCOOLS (R) 1/2 Sometimes funny, sometimes smarmy, and always lewd and crude, One Night at McCool's uses the old Rashomon blueprint of allowing its various characters to relate their own interpretation of the same events. At the center of every tale is Jewel (Liv Tyler), a luscious sexpot who, depending on who's telling the story, is either a calculating femme fatale who nevertheless harbors a soft side, a ruthless dominatrix who's partial to whips and dog collars, or the embodiment of all that is pure and innocent in our soiled society. And holding those distinct viewpoints are, respectively, a bartender (Matt Dillon) who gets mixed up in murder because of his involvement with her, a ladder-climbing lawyer (Paul Reiser) who develops a taste for S&M and a widowed detective (John Goodman) who's reminded of his dearly departed wife every time he looks at Jewel. -- MB
POKEMON 3 The Movie The third installment of the Pokémon mythology includes a feature-length adventure, "Spell of the Unknown," in which Ash Ketchum and his loyal friends journey to the mountain town of Greenfield where they encounter the mysterious Unown, as well as a 22-minute short, "Pikachu and Pichu."
POLLOCK (R) This cinematically conventional biopic of abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock is a vivid portrait of a veritable sphinx. Directed by and starring Ed Harris, Pollock follows the professional rise and obligatory unraveling of the gifted painter, focusing on his marriage to fellow artist Lee Krasner. As evocative as Harris's portrayal of the sinewy and scowling artist is, he fails (or chooses not) to offer any insights into Pollock's swollen ego, alcoholic rage and generic mad genius behavior, leaving Pollock unavoidably unsatisfying as a result. -- FF
SAVING SILVERMAN (PG-13) Steve Zahn and Jack Black, who were on the fast track to success, take a detour in this moronic comedy that may have seemed funny on paper. They try to keep their pal Jason Biggs from marrying controlling bitch Amanda Peet by doing the only logical thing: kidnapping her, faking her death and hooking him up with Amanda Detmer, the girl he loved in high school who is about to take her final vows as a nun. All this and Neil Diamond, too! It would have taken far better direction than Dennis Dugan (Big Daddy) provides to save Saving Silverman. -- SW
SAY IT ISN'T SO (R) 1/2 There's a strong odor of flop sweat as Peter and Bobby Farrelly launch a protégé, director J.B. Rogers, with a comedy that typifies their humor: gags about injuries, infirmities and assorted indignities. A small-town orphan (sweetly goofy Chris Klein) loves Heather Graham, whose mother (Sally Field) is determined her daughter will marry for money. A detective tells Chris that Heather is his sister, but by the time he learns the truth, she's about to marry someone else. -- SW
SOMEONE LIKE YOU (PG-13) 1/2 The best thing about this total chick flick is that men, rather than being likened to pigs, are compared to bulls instead. Ashley Judd stars as Jane, who adapts the New Cow Theory, that bulls refuse to mate with the same cow twice, to show that human males behave the same as bovines. That's after she's dumped by Greg Kinnear and before she and Hugh Jackman realize they're made for each other. This formulaic movie might have been made in the pre-feminist era as well as today. It's not groundbreaking but it's a pleasant enough time-waster. -- SW
SPY KIDS (PG) Here's Willy Wonka: The Next Generation, full of warmth, imagination and surrealism combined with the action today's youngsters demand (though less violence than they might prefer). Robert Rodriguez's creation is about the children of retired spies Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino going into the family business to rescue their kidnapped parents. The story, action and visuals rate higher than the inconsistent acting. The heroes are fine, but the villains (Alan Cumming, Tony Shalhoub, Robert Patrick and Teri Hatcher) are all over the map instead of uniformly over the top. -- SW
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UNSHACKLED (PG-13) 1/2 Less hokey than most "inspirational" movies, Harold Morris' true, locally-filmed story, with which he hopes to scare kids straight, involves the integration of a Georgia prison by forcing white and black racists to coach a basketball team together. ("Remember the Titans in prison" would be the pitch.) We're never quite convinced Morris (Burgess Jenkins) is such a bad ass or that Doc Odomes (James Black) is a goody-goody until they become cellmates and learn to "know each other's hearts"; and we're never sure what makes Stacy Keach's smirking warden tick. -- SW
WHAT WOMEN WANT (PG-13) Don't expect much more than a light social comedy on the level of Richard Brooks' The Muse and you won't be disappointed by the throwaway charms of this Hollywood lark about a chauvinistic ladies man (Mel Gibson) who is electrocuted in the bathtub and wakes up able to hear women's innermost thoughts. Director Nancy Meyers knows how to pander to a mainstream audience, and her predictable but often funny film has enough insight into the communication barriers between men and women to sustain interest in a rather thin plot. -- FF
THE WIDOW OF SAINT-PIERRE 1/2 Prolific French filmmaker Patrice Leconte (Monsieur Hire, Ridicule) makes a rare mis-step with this attack on capital punishment in the 1850s. Emir Kusturica as a condemned killer and Juliette Binoche as his unexpected advocate are too reserved to generate much audience empathy, although the director still has an eye for memorable images, such as a cafe on wagon wheels rolling through a town. -- CH
WITH A FRIEND LIKE HARRY (R ) By chance a harried young father meets long-forgotten schoolmate Harry (Sergi Lopez), who ingratiates himself into his life and offers some lethal means of solving his domestic problems. For awhile you're uncertain if the poker-faced French thriller will escalate toward laughter or dread, which makes it intriguing, if perhaps too restrained for its own good. --CH


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Electronic device configured to receive touch sensor
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Date Issued:
April 3, 2012
December 28, 2008
Hsieh; Kun-Chih
(Taipei Hsien, TW)
Zhao; Jian-Qiang
(Shenzhen, CN)
Lin; Wen-Hsing
(Taipei Hsien, TW)
Hong Fu Jin Precision Industry
(ShenZhen) Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, CN)
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An electronic device includes a main body, a panel mounted on the main body, and a substrate disposed between the main body and the panel. The substrate is configured for carrying touch sensors, and is connected to the panel. The electronic device further includes elastic arms extended from the main body, bearing resilient against the substrate. The touch sensors are mounted in the electronic device reliably.
What is claimed is:
1. An electronic device comprising: a main body comprising a front cover; a panel mounted on the main body; a substrate disposed between the main body and the panel,wherein the substrate is configured for carrying touch sensors, and is connected to the panel; and a plurality of elastic arms extended from the front cover and integrally formed therewith, bearing resiliently against the substrate.
2. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the main body comprises a case and front cover is mounted thereon.
3. The electronic device of claim 2, wherein the case comprises a base wall and a sidewall extending upwardly from the base wall.
4. The electronic device of claim 3, wherein a side of the sidewall defines a plurality of sockets thereupon, and the periphery of the front cover defines a plurality of hooks extending therefrom corresponding to the plurality of sockets andengagable in the plurality of sockets so as to keep the front cover from being deformed.
5. The electronic device of claim 2, wherein the panel is connected to the front cover with adhesive.
6. The electronic device of claim 3, wherein a side of the sidewall defines a plurality of slots thereupon, and a plurality of hooks extending from the periphery of the panel are engagable in the slots so as to keep the panel from beingdeformed.
7. The electronic device of claim 1, wherein the main body defines an opening for receiving the substrate.
1. Technical Field
The disclosure relates to an electronic device and, particularly, relates to an electronic device configured to securely receive a touch sensor.
2. General Background
Touch sensors are widely used in electronic devices. For example, referring to FIG. 4, a keypad 2 includes a plurality of touch zones 1. Touch sensors 3, 4 are attached beneath the touch zones 1 to detect the touch of a finger F and generateinputs correspondingly. The touch sensor 3 further connects to a flexural oscillator 7 via a coupling body 6. Connection between the touch sensors 3, 4 and the keypad 2 may loosen over time because of aging or the movement of the flexural oscillator 7,and the touch sensors 3, 4 become less sensitive.
Thus, what is needed is an electronic device with reliable mounting means for touch sensors.
The elements in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the present disclosure. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate correspondingparts throughout the several views.
FIG. 1 is a schematic, isometric view of an electronic device according to an exemplary embodiment.
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the electronic device of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged section view of a part of the electronic device of FIG. 1, taken along the line I-I in FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 shows a schematic view of a typical keypad with touch sensors in the related art.
Referring to FIG. 1, an electronic device 20 is disclosed. Referring to FIG. 2, the electronic device 20 includes a main body 30, a panel 70, and a substrate 60 for carrying touch sensors (not shown). The main body 30 includes a case 40, afront cover 50, and a display unit 80 received in the case 40. The substrate 60 is disposed between the panel 70 and the front cover 50.
The case 40 includes a base wall 41 and a sidewall 42 extending upwardly from the base wall 41. A plurality of sockets 45 is disposed longitudinally on the sidewall 42 facing the interior of the case 40 and near to one edge of the sidewall 42,and a plurality of slots 44 is defined on an opposite edge on the same side of the sidewall 42.
The front cover 50 includes a plurality of hooks (not shown) extending outwardly from the periphery thereof. The hooks are engagable in the sockets 45, and prevent the front cover 50 from being deformed. Screws (not shown) pass through holes54 defined in the front cover 50 and holes 43 defined in the case 40, for connecting the front cover 50 to the case 40.
The panel 70 includes a plurality of hooks (not shown) extending from the periphery thereof. The hooks are engagable in the slots 44, and prevent the panel 70 from being deformed. The panel 70 is connected to the front cover 50 by any suitablesuch as with adhesive.
The front cover 50 defines an opening 51. The substrate 60 is disposed in the opening 51, and is further connected to the panel 70 with adhesive. A projection 52 beneath the substrate 60 extends from a wall bounding the opening 51. Elasticarms 53 extend from the projection 52, and resiliently press against a middle portion of the substrate 60. The substrate 60 tightly contacts the panel 70, thus, touch sensors on the substrate 60 can remain sensitive to touch over time.
Moreover, it is to be understood that the invention may be embodied in other forms without departing from the spirit thereof. Thus, the present examples and embodiments are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive,and the invention is not to be limited to the details given herein.
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No matter where I go or what the hell I do on the internet, Linkin' Park's Breaking the Habit is all over the place.
If you are going to do another video, don't put Linkin' Park in. Instead, put in a better Rock n' Roll band like Guns N' Roses or Van Halen or something good at least. Nothing insulting, but it's the truth. The animation is okay at least it's just the music that bugs me.
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Exercise & Fitness
Staff Pose
"The Staff Pose is important since other poses build upon this base. It is a great beginner's pose that provides many benefits." - Andrew Weil, M.D.
Description & History
The Staff Pose is the foundation of all other seated, forward bend, and twist postures in yoga. The Sanskrit name, Dandasana, comes from danda meaning stick or staff and asana meaning posture. It is believed to support digestion and relieve sciatica. While not a difficult pose to perform, it is important to focus on proper form to avoid back injury.
How to Perform Staff Pose
- Begin by sitting on the floor with your legs together and extended in front of your body. Make sure your torso is perpendicular to the floor. Place your hands on the floor with palms down directly adjacent to your hips.
- Flex your ankles and lift your toes toward your body so your hamstring muscles and calves are taut. Firm up your thighs rotating them slightly in while drawing your groin muscles toward your sacrum.
- Imagine your spine is a staff running through the core of your torso - it supports, lengthens and gives shape to your body. Hold the Staff Pose for one minute or longer.
Potential Health Benefits
- Improves posture
- Stretches the muscles of the back, legs, and hips
- Relieves sciatica
- Opens the chest and lungs to aid breathing
- Stimulates abdominal organs
Sitting for extended periods of time can lead to poor posture and eventually musculoskeletal pains. Researchers looked into the effects of practicing yoga poses, one of which was Staff Pose, on musculoskeletal pains, mainly of the upper limbs. Researchers concluded that a yoga regimen was more effective at providing symptom relief than counseling alone. The results were published in the Indian Journal of Medical Sciences.
Modifications & Variations
The Staff Pose is a simple pose requiring a straight back that is perpendicular to the floor. If you are unable to sit fully erect, sit with your back against a wall for support until you are able to do so on your own. When against the wall, your shoulder blades and sacrum should touch the wall, not your head or lower back. You cal always place a towel or blanket between the wall and your lower back. If you do not want to use a wall for support, you can roll up a towel or yoga mat and place it under your "sit bones."
Be careful when practicing the Staff Pose if you have issues with your hands and wrists or if you have chronic back problems like slipped discs or sciatica. Begin slowly and gradually increase the amount of time you perform this pose.
Related Poses
- Standing Forward Bend (Uttanasana)
- Downward-Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)
- Seated Forward Bend (Paschimottanasana)
- Full Boat Pose (Paripurna Navasana)
Reviewed by: James Nicolai, M.D., on August 20th, 2013
Joshi, V. S., and A. S. Bellad. "Effect of yogic exercises on symptoms of musculoskeletal disorders of upper limbs among computer users: A randomised controlled trial." Indian journal of medical sciences 65, no. 10 (2011): 424.
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Introducing the next stage in the evolution of the guitar game. Rocksmith is the first and only game where you can plug ANY real guitar into your console and actually LEARN while you PLAY.
Nothing plastic. Nothing fake. Just the most authentic guitar experience in music gaming. By plugging your electric guitar into your console, you'll develop real skills and real styles while playing real music.
Featuring gameplay that automatically adjusts to your personal ability, and innovative game design that makes playing music visually intuitive, Rocksmith will engage experienced musicians as well as those who have never picked up a guitar before in their life.
You'll unlock mini games to hone specific skills. You'll be able to choose from a large catalogue of songs in different styles. And you'll experience it all with an actual guitar. Nothing compares to playing a real guitar. Except playing Rocksmith.
The game will include the brand new Bass mode, offering players the opportunity to play bass guitar on all supported on-disc and downloadable songs.
Not only can players play the bass parts of songs, but bassists of all experience levels can also improve their skills with dedicated bass technique challenges and tutorial videos. Players can even use any 6-string guitar to emulate a 4-string bass. Tracking their learning has never been easier as bass progression is tracked separately from guitar progression.
Last but not least, all songs can be played in multiplayer with one person playing the bass part and the other the guitar part.
Key Features
- When we say any guitar we mean any guitar: Whether it's the guitar sitting in your attic that you have forgotten about up till now, or the guitar you are yet to buy, Rocksmith lets you plug any guitar into your console or computer. Electric guitar or electro-acoustic, as long as your guitar has a jack, you can play. And get plugged in right away as Rocksmith comes with a unique quarter-inch jack to USB cable!
- Get Plugged In: Rocksmith will include a unique quarter-inch to USB cable that is the first of its kind, and will allow users to plug any real guitar with a quarter-inch jack directly into their Xbox 360®, PlayStation 3®, or PC. Developed exclusively for Rocksmith, this guitar cable is 11.25' and turns the guitar's signal from analog to digital, allowing it to be recognised and played through video game consoles for the first time.
- Real time adjustment levels: from beginner to rock god!: You love a challenge, but hate being overwhelmed. Rocksmith understands this, and knows exactly how far to push to keep you entertained. With addictive gameplay that adapts continuously to your personal skill level, you will automatically progress from single notes to complex chords at your own pace. Eventually you'll be playing 100% of the actual guitar parts from the songs and the game will challenge you to step away from the notes on screen and play songs from memory. Imagine that. A video game that will get you stage-ready.
- Bursting with Hits: One of the most satisfying moments for any guitar player is hearing yourself play your favourite song for the first time. Rocksmith has amassed an amazing library of songs from different music genres allowing players to experience those moments first hand. Whether you like classic rock bands such as The Rolling Stones, The Cure, Lynrd Skynrd or if you're more into current chart-toppers such as The Strokes, Muse, Radiohead and The XX, we have you covered. And with our growing tracklist from metal to indie rock available for download, you will always find a song that suits your mood.
- There's always a way to develop your guitar skills and overcome your difficulties: Having troubles with the solo of your favourite song? The riff-repeater option is your saviour. It will isolate the song part of your choice, and let you repeat it over and over … until you eventually ace it! Want to improve your finger dexterity? Learn chords? Improve scales? For all of these and more, there's a specific mini-game that will help you get it in Guitarcade. Rocksmith will turn your guitar into a controller, for instance, while shooting ducks in the Ducks mini-game you'll actually be learning how to shift from fret to fret without even realising!
- Turn your TV or computer into an amplifier: No need for an amplifier anymore, with Rocksmith your TV or your computer IS your amplifier and will let you try and play with loads of in-game pedals, amplifiers and cabinets. String pedals together with nearly infinite combinations and tweak your sound until you're satisfied. Whether it's a crunchy distortion, a vintage tremolo or a psychedelic reverb, we have it covered to make sure you can achieve the sound you're looking for.
- Play in multiplayer: Plug in a second guitar to go head-to-head with friends to see who can earn the highest score, or have fun playing cooperatively as lead and rhythm guitars. Also, all songs can be played in multiplayer with one person playing the bass part and the other the guitar part.
- Brand new Bass mode: The game will include the brand new Bass mode, offering players the opportunity to play bass guitar on all supported on-disc and downloadable songs. Not only can players play the bass parts of songs, but bassists of all experience levels can also improve their skills with dedicated bass technique challenges and tutorial videos. Players can even use any 6-string guitar to emulate a 4-string bass. Tracking their learning has never been easier as bass progression is tracked separately from guitar progression.
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-Excellent gameplay; the game keeps me wanting to come back and play some more.
-No audio lag through my turtle beach X11's.
-Good selection of songs
-Relatively well priced considering the cost of the cable on its own.
-The game encourages me to play the guitar which at the very least is building finger/wrist/back and shoulder stregth which will help me when I play normally.
-The mini games are fun to play
-This game is making more people play guitar which can only be a good thing.
-The game is able to accurately tune the guitar including drop tunings.
-The achievements make you want to obtain something.
-I have actually learnt parts of songs which I can play when plugged into an actual amp.
-When you first play the game you have to go through loads of beginner video's and sections which as a relatively experienced guitarist I didn't need to go through, this meant that for about 15 minutes I couldn't go and play songs which annoyed me, there should have been a skip option.
-The choice of songs doesn't cover a wide variety of genre;s which is a shame as I enjoy playing heavier songs (Metal or hard rock).Read more ›
I am in my 40's and have until this game never properly played guitar, I had always owned one and had the best intentions to learn to play but never found the time and when I did try lost motivation to play by myself pretty quickly. Rocksmith gave me the motivation I needed to get my teeth into something I had always felt I should be good at.
Ill get the negatives out of the way, as a game its not perfect by any means. Its not Guitar Hero or Rockband, superficially it might look like them but in gaming terms there is not a great deal here to speak of. It does have a career mode of sorts, it gives a you a set of songs to play (you can change them if you dont like the songs) you have to "qualify" each song, that is play it to a certain standard and once you have done this you get to perform the event. Any kind of progress in the game gives you points and these add up to levels, it naturally goes up to level 11 :). Apart from the arcade based practice tools thats about it. Dont let that put you off though, the amazing feeling of satisfaction you get when you finally master your first song is plenty to keep you wanting more and more.
Now we come to a sore point, lag. I dont suffer from it but I have seen that others have had problems. There is actually no lag coming from you xbox or PS3, the lag is down to your TV. Most people have their console connected with a HDMI cable, this gets blamed for a lot of the lag, this is mostly wrong. Most of the lag you will see (the really bad stuff) is caused by the digital processing of the audio signal that is being done inside your TV.Read more ›
Then I heard about Rocksmith. I ordered it the moment it became available for pre-order in the UK. It arrived three or four days ago, and I must have played it for a solid three or four hours a day with my long-neglected electric. It's a little battered, a strap button is mysteriously missing, and the sound is a tiny bit erratic from time to time, making me thing maybe I need to get it checked over in a guitar shop. But for the first time since maybe 1989 I'm playing the damn thing, and loving it.
Don't get me wrong; some of the caveats other reviewers have aren't necessarily incorrect. It's not necessarily the best way to *learn* to play guitar for reasons some people have mentioned. It's not necessarily even aimed at people my age - ie in their forties - but the important thing, the really important thing, is that it makes you want to play, and that's frankly just awesome. To me, it's a band in a box - one that doesn't talk back, turn up late, smell a bit funny because it never changes its leather trousers, or own a really expensive instrument it can barely play, if at all.Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
this is a great idea,a good tool to learn with,and some cool songs on therePublished 6 months ago by ms karen.l.dennis
good delivery & bought as a present & had lots of enjoyment from itPublished 6 months ago by Sharon Brooks
Awsome game, If U want to learn to play on guitar It's very good first step and Its very enjoyable.Published 11 months ago by Horváth A.


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