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It is with great enthusiasm that I announce my office's participation in the second annual Congressional App Challenge. This competition is designed to engage student's creativity and encourage participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math. Representing the hotbed of innovation that is Silicon Valley has convinced me of the importance of supporting investment in STEM education through initiatives like these and legislation like H.R. 2426, the Educating Tomorrow's Engineers Act, of which I am a proud cosponsor. We must prepare our students for competitive employment in the high-tech industry and enhance American competitiveness in the global economy.
Authorized by House Resolution 77 in 2013 and based on the Congressional Art Competition held since 1982, this competition is a nationwide event that allows high school students from across the country to compete by creating and exhibiting their software application, or "app," for mobile, tablet, or computer devices on a platform of their choice. Winning participants will have their apps displayed in the US Capitol."
The competition steps are below
1: Check Your Eligibility
To be eligible to participate in the Congressional App Challenge, you must fulfill the following requirements:
• You must reside or attend school in the district.
• You must be 13 years of age by or on November 9, 2015.
• If you are competing in a team: at least two of the students in your team must reside or attend high school in the district in which you are competing.
2: Register on Challenge.gov
Challenge.gov is the platform that hosts the app submissions. Though you can see all the challenges that are posted on Challenge.gov without registering, you must actually register in order to submit your own app. The registration process should only take 2 or 3 minutes.
3: Find our District's Challenge and Submit Contact Information
Once you've registered on Challenge.gov, you can search for our District's Challenge in the search bar on the top right of the window.
You will want to search: Congressional App Challenge – CA-14 – Rep. Speier
This is where you'll find all the additional details about our District Challenge and where you will submit your app when it's ready. On this page, you will also find a link where you can submit your contact information. This information is required in order to verify your eligibility.
4: Submit Your App
Once your app is done, you can submit it on our district's page on challenge.gov. You can submit your app any time from November 9th, 2015 until midnight EST, January 15, 2016.
The judging period will last from January 15 – February 22, 2016. After that, the winners will be announced, and honored by their Member of Congress. Winners will have their apps featured on a display in the Capital Building as well as on the Congressional App Challenge website.
5: Fill out the exit form on CongressionalAppChallenge.US
After you've submitted your app on challenge.gov, you will receive a final questionnaire from the competition sponsors. This brief questionnaire is the final step required for your submission to be complete.
Resources for Students and Teachers
· Code.org
· 36 Resources To Help You Teach Kids Programming
· CodeAcademy.COM self-taught courses in HTML/CSS, Python, Ruby, and PHP
· MIT App Inventor tutorial to develop mobile apps on Android phones.
· Scratch a simple visual programming language
· Alice is used to create 3D animations
· Development Kits:
o Apple iOS Developer Program
o Android- Develop for Android
o Windows Apps
The district winner or winning team will have their app displayed along with each district's winners in the U.S Capitol in Washington, DC!
I look forward to receiving the entries and hearing about the challenges the students undertake as they delve deeper into the STEM fields!


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feta cheese
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PITTSBURGH - The University of Pittsburgh softball team scored 18 runs in two games en route to a doubleheader sweep of Youngstown State on Sunday afternoon at Vartabedian Field.
The Panthers defeated the Penguins 10-1 in the opening contest, and then rolled to an 8-1 victory in game two.
"It was an extremely good day for us," head coach Holly Aprile said. "I was happy with our pitching. They got ahead of batters and kept them off balance. We were outstanding at the plate top to bottom today. We put together a ton of quality at bats."
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Three Named to 2016 Softball All-ACC Academic Team
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An injury-hit finish to the Scot's spell with the U's, who released him at the end of the 2012-13 campaign, appeared to signal a premature end to his career.
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The Bisons switched major league partners from the Indians to the Pirates following the 1987 season.
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I saw this recipe over at Kevin & Amanda the other day and immediately knew that I wanted to make it. Of course, I made some changes to fit the ingredients I had on hand and my personal preferences and ended up with this Creamy Spinach and Sausage Pasta. The bones of the recipe, though, are perfect. It's a one skillet meal, cooks in about 30 minutes, and it's got everything I want (pasta, meat, vegetables, and cheese). That's a winner in my book.
I nixed the heavy cream in the original recipe because I figured that between the cheese and sausage, there'd be plenty of fat/creaminess going on, and I was right. The end result was rich, but not so much so that you'll get a belly ache. I also added fresh spinach because I have a HUGE bag in my fridge just waiting to be used up. Plus, I felt that the recipe needed a little green.
Some other vegetable options for this recipe are bell peppers or broccoli. Both go great with smoked sausage. If you want to add bell peppers, cut them into thin strips and saute them with the onions in the beginning. If you want to add broccoli, cut it into very small florets and add it with the pasta so that it can simmer a little bit and soften. There are so many different ways you can take this recipe… I'm excited to hear what you come up with!
Creamy Spinach and Sausage Pasta
- 6 oz. smoked sausage $1.50
- 1 Tbsp olive oil $0.16
- 1 medium onion $0.32
- 1 (14.5 oz.) can diced tomatoes w/chiles $0.99
- 2 cups chicken broth $0.30
- 8 oz. pasta $0.50
- 3 cups fresh spinach $0.87
- 1 cup (4 oz.) shredded monterrey jack $1.17
- 1 whole green onion $0.10
- Thinly slice the smoked sausage and add it to a large skillet with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Saute the sausage over medium heat until it is nicely browned (about 5-7 minutes). Drain off the excess fat.
- Dice the onion and add it to the skillet. Continue to saute until the onion has softened (about 5 minutes). Add the can of diced tomatoes with chiles and the chicken broth. Stir to combine and dissolve any browned bits off of the bottom of the skillet.
- Add the uncooked pasta to the skillet and make sure it is all submerged under the liquid. Place a lid on the skillet and allow the mixture to come up to a boil. Once it reaches a boil, turn the heat down to low and let it simmer for about ten minutes, or until the pasta is tender. Stir once or twice while the pasta cooks to keep it from sticking.
- Stir in the fresh spinach, one cup at a time, until wilted. If you add it all at once, the skillet will be too full to stir. Keep the heat on while adding the spinach, so the liquid will continue to simmer and thicken.
- Sprinkle the shredded cheese on top, replace the lid, and let it sit for a few minutes, or until the cheese is melted. Slice the green onions and sprinkle them over top. Serve hot!
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I like to use meat sparingly and balance it out with other ingredients, like pasta and vegetables. So, I only used half of this 13 oz. link and froze the rest. There was still plenty of meat in each serving! Grocery stores often have turkey smoked sausage, too, if you want a lower fat option.
Slice the sausage thinly (so you get more medallions and more in every bite), then cook in the skillet with olive oil over medium heat until browned. Drain off the excess fat after it has browned.
Dice the onion and add it to the skillet. Continue to saute.
Cook until the onion has softened. As you can see, the moisture from the onion has dissolved most of the browned bits off of the bottom of the skillet. That's a good thing. If not all of it comes off, that's okay because it will dissolve in after we add the liquids.
Add the can of diced tomatoes with chiles (this is the same as Rotel tomatoes). If you can't find these in the grocery store, you can use regular diced tomatoes and a separate 4 oz. can of diced green chiles.
Also add the two cups of chicken broth. That is the chicken "base" that I use to make broth for recipes. It's usually between $4-$5 for one of those little jars, which makes 32 cups and stays good in the refrigerator for a LONG time. It also comes in many different flavors (beef, mushroom, vegetable, low sodium, organic, etc.).
Once you've added the tomatoes and liquid, add the dry pasta.
Make sure the pasta is mostly under the liquid so that it will cook. Put a lid on top and let the skillet come up to a simmer. Once it reaches a simmer, turn the heat down to low and let it continue to simmer for about ten minutes, or until the pasta is tender. Stir it once or twice while it's cooking to make sure the pasta doesn't stick.
And then like magic it looks like this!
I bought this HUGE bag of spinach, which, believe it or not, was only 50 cents more than one of those small bags of salad spinach. It's the exact same thing, just marketed as "spinach for cooking". Psh. They can't fool me.
Stir in one cup at a time until it is wilted. Let the skillet keep simmering away as you do this so that the liquid will thicken up a bit.
Sprinkle the shredded cheese over top, put the lid on the skillet, and let it melt. Monterrey jack cheese is especially creamy and helps make the whole dish creamy despite not having any cream in it. Mozzarella will not have this same effect.
When the cheese is melted and gooey, sprinkle the sliced green onion on top. Enjoy!
Creamy Spinach and Sausage Pasta… So creeeeaaaamy.
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I made this dish last night with turkey sausage for my fiance and he absolutely loved it! It was very tasty without being too spicy. Thank you for the recipe :-)
This was amazing and so easy to make!! I used broccoli cz I didn't have spinach and #success. Thanks!!
Thanks! I have everything but spinach in the fridge, and I might put in peas instead. This looks yummy!
I just made this tonight, It is DELICIOUS! So creamy
Mmmmm everyone loved it!
How did you get two cups of chicken stock for $.30?
It really looks yummy.
This was delish!!! I used egg noodles (because that's what it looked like in the pic), Rotel tomatoes (2 cans because only 10.5 oz per cans and didn't want to have 1/2 a can left over) and added extra broth, as the liquid didn't cover the noodles. It turned out perfect. Not to much liquid, and the left overs had no liquid. It had all thickened/absorbed nicely. I used a mexican cheese blend with Monterey Jack listed first, and used an uncured, nitrate free smoked sausage. SO GOOD! I wouldn't change a thing!
I made this tonigh but I used chicken apple sausage. I added about 1/2 cup of cream at the end and used mozzarella cheese. It was delicious.
I love the smoky flavor of this recipe…delicious!
We just made this! We are a GF family for health not lifestyle. So we used GF pasta. Also we did add about 2/3 cup milk toward the end while wilting the spinach. Turned out beautiful! My 8 and 5 yr olds had seconds!! They love new things and this will go in our regular meals routine.
I made this tonight with a little tweaking for what I had on hand. It was sooooooo good!
I used 2 cans of diced tomatoes, 2 cans of rotel tomatoes/chilis, frozen spinach (added at the same time as the pasta), tortelini instead of pasta, and just whatever shredded cheese I had on hand (plus all the other ingredients you mentioned). (But I used frozen onions/peppers mix instead of cutting an onion).
So good!
Made this tonight – super delicious and easy. I subbed about half of the spinach for arugula and it worked beautifully.
I am planning to make this for dinner this week. Should the tomatoes be drained first to cut down on liquid? I am comparing this to your bacon, spinach pasta with is very close. I've read mixed reviews on this specific recipe regarding excessive liquid so should these be drained or broth reduced to 1 & 1/2 cups? Love your site I've made multiple dishes from here! Thanks!
I made this tonight with a jar of jalapeños instead of green chiles, it turned out super spicy and it was great! My boyfriend loved it too. Definitely going in the "make again" pile.
Made this tonight. Just used a can of diced tomatoes (no chilies) and used mozzarella because I didn't have monterey jack. It was really good and I liked that it used so much spinach! I had only penne pasta and made the mistake of thinking 8oz of pasta would be a cup-that was wrong. It is actually about 3 cups of penne=8 oz. I wished that I was asked to measure the pasta before using the scale to measure a bunch of raw sausage. My husband wants it again but maybe with bowtie noodles next time. My toddler actually ate it!
This looks superb. I love your recipe. I just want to ask, instead of sausage is there any other substitute that can make this pasta more healthy?
10/10 would make again. Delicious!!!
LOVED this. Have made it numerous times.
I love this! My MIL requested that I make it every week. Thanks!
Found this recipe off of Pinterest. I tried to make a lot of healthy substitutions as much as possible (turkey sausage, whole wheat pasta, low-sodium broth, 2% cheeses instead of just one). It came out pretty good, but I do have to say, not very filling. I mean an hour later, I felt like I hadn't really eaten anything!
I also thought broccoli florets and mushrooms would be good additions.
Excellent dinner. I used green beans instead of spinach and in stead of tomatoe sauce I used Newman's Own sockarooni sauce. It is loaded with vegies and was great for this dinner.
Made this with 2 mild Italian sausages, a 540mL can of Aylmers spicy stewed tomatoes, the onion and chicken broth, 1/2 package of frozen spinach, 7 oz fibre enhanced bow tie pasta and probably more like 1 1/2 cups of cheese. My husband and I both really enjoyed it! I think I might reduce the chicken broth to 1 1/2 cups next time to make it a bit less liquidy, but even so, this is a really great recipe. Nice flavour combination!
I really recommend you stay away from beef sausage on this and use Conecuh brand. TRUST ME!!! Once you go there, you'll never go back.
No, I'm not associated with them in any way, just a huge fan who cooks it all the time. That stuff will jump start your meals. I kid you not.
great comments! Unfortunately no one in this house liked it. I was disappointed because of all the great feedback. Hope I didn't do something wrong. Seemed simple and straightforward. Oh well!
Hi from an Aussie cook…am preparing this for lunch, but use Kransky (or Chorizo) sausage and chicken thigh strips because the tasty sausage makes chicken come alive (and my husband isn't a fan of chicken, while I love it!). This dish is real winter comfort food – tasty and satisfying, especially when scooped on to thin slices of crunchy toasted Toscana Italian Pizza Bruschettina
This was fantastic!!!! Had to make two substitutions because I did not want to go to the store. I used the Chihuahua queso cheese instead of Monterey and leeks instead of green onions. Yummy!!!!I got "permission" from everyone to add it to our rotation. So yummy!!! My kids said it tasted a little like spanish rice. Prob due to the tomatoes… Thanks so much!!!!


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Fujifilm's latest X-series camera, the XF1, has landed in Pocket-lint's hands and we've been out snapping with this small-body, large-sensor compact for a long weekend ahead of our full review.
With its 2/3-inch sensor, as found in both the X-S1 and X10 models, the Fujifilm XF1 has familiar pros and cons in the image quality department.
READ: Fujifilm X-S1 review
From what we've seen so far the XF1's sensor and EXR processor combine to make great images, particularly at the lower ISO settings, such as this crisp and bright ISO 200 shot:
The 25-100mm (equivalent) lens also shows off its optical ability, and is capable of resolving sharp images straight out of the camera, as is apparent in the text of this ISO 400 frame:
One standout feature of the Fujifilm XF1 is its f/1.8 maximum aperture, although this is available only at the widest-angle 25mm equivalent setting. Zoom in to the 100mm equivalent, however, and the maximum aperture drops down to f/4.9 - this might keep it aligned with the similar-priced competitors on the market, but it's not a patch of its bigger brother X10 model, for example.
READ: Fujifilm X10 review
This more-limited aperture range means the XF1 is forced into using the higher ISO settings when zooming in, particularly in low-light conditions.
Full-size shots can be captured from ISO 100-3200, and while we'd use shots from any of those given sensitivities, the ISO 1600-3200 range does reveal plenty of JPEG artefacts due to processing. Check out the visible image noise in the sky in this 100 per cent crop of an ISO 1600 frame:
A common moan that both the X10 and X-S1 raised was the presence of "white orbs" where specular highlights "blow out" into white, circular forms. As the XF1 has the same sensor it is open to the very same issue, although processing appears to quash the worst of it. But it is still present in some scenes.
The XF1's lens does produce attractive starbursts from light sources, as seen below in this ISO 100 long-exposure at night, though smaller light sources show some presence of disc-like "blow outs". It's not a big issue for all shots, but be cautious when it comes to shooting into direct light sources.
All in all the £379 price tag sits below the likes of the Canon PowerShot S110 by some £50, which does make the XF1 a very attractive prospect. The pull-out lens design is also rather cool - though more on that feature when we reveal our full and final Fujifilm XF1 review next week.
For now, browse the various ISO sensitivity samples in the image gallery below. Each comes sitting next to its 100 per cent crop to show how processing and image noise affect final image quality.
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Doubt playwright John Patrick Shanley adapted the screenplay and is directing the film, and you can imagine that his three leads were all his "first choices:" Meryl Streep as the suspicious, relentless Sister Aloysius, Philip Seymour Hoffman as the personable but enigmatic Father Flynn and Enchanted star Amy Adams as naive Sister James. On April 14, Ain't It Cool News posted a positive review of what must be a very early cut of the Doubt film, which is expected to be released this fall for Academy Award consideration.
Shanley won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Moonstruck and has directed several films, including the intriguing sleeper Five Corners (which has the quirks and richness of his stage plays; I highly recommend it) and the wildly eccentric Tom Hanks vehicle Joe vs. The Volcano. I have mixed feelings about Joe â it's a pretty mixed movie â but I love the job-from-hell content at the beginning, especially Dan Hedaya as his hateful boss: in his first scene, we hear one side of his furious phone conversation, which consists of two sentences repeated ad nauseum: "I'm not arguing that with you!" and "I know he can get the job, but can he do the job?" Here's the Gilliam-esque opening credits:
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Overloaded F.D.A. Is Facing Biggest Challenge, Tobacco
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG
Published: August 3, 1997
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2— The Food and Drug Administration, a powerful yet largely invisible bureaucracy whose reach extends to every dinner table and medicine cabinet in America, is poised at the brink of fundamental, some say dangerous, change. As it contemplates expanding its vast regulatory repertory to include tobacco, critics and even some supporters are questioning whether it is up to the task.
From lipstick to lemon juice, antibiotics to artificial hearts, the F.D.A. passes judgment on $1 trillion worth of products each year, accounting for 25 cents of every consumer dollar spent. Televisions and police radar guns must withstand the scrutiny of its scientists. So must condoms and donated blood. Even dog food comes under the agency's watchful eye.
Now cigarettes are on the verge of being added to that list, the result of a controversial $368.5 billion legal settlement with the tobacco industry that would permit the agency to treat nicotine, tobacco's addictive ingredient, as a drug. No product poses as many difficulties for the people responsible for keeping the marketplace free of tainted foods and drugs, and none carries with it such grave political risks.
''This is something that strikes me as just off the wall,'' said Gerald F. Meyer, who retired in 1994 as deputy director of the agency's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. ''It is far afield from the F.D.A.'s core responsibilities.''
Mr. Meyer is not alone in that view. The quest to regulate cigarettes marks the most ambitious public health initiative in the history of the F.D.A., founded 91 years ago amid outrage over ''The Jungle,'' Upton Sinclair's shocking chronicle of unsanitary conditions in meatpacking plants. But it comes at a time of great uncertainty about the agency's ability to handle its current tasks, let alone take on a new one. As Bill Schultz, the F.D.A.'s deputy commissioner for policy, acknowledges, the agency is ''at a critical juncture.''
To begin with, the F.D.A. lacks a chief. Dr. David A. Kessler, a public health crusader who revamped nutrition labels and wrestled with the giant tobacco industry, resigned as Commissioner of Food and Drugs earlier this year to become the dean of Yale University's medical school. He has not been replaced.
Meanwhile, medical device manufacturers, and to a lesser extent pharmaceutical companies, have depicted the agency as a bungling band of bureaucrats who keep important new treatments from patients who desperately need them. They have found a sympathetic ear in Congress; three years after Speaker Newt Gingrich branded the F.D.A. as the ''leading job killer in America,'' Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are nearing compromise on legislation to overhaul the agency.
The bill, which would permit certain drugs to be approved after less study and would turn review of some medical devices over to the private sector, is likely to reach the Senate floor in September, at precisely the same time as Congressional hearings on the tobacco settlement heat up. As similar legislation moves through the House of Representatives, some lawmakers are questioning whether the F.D.A. is ready for tobacco.
''I have every confidence that when the F.D.A. tells me that a pill in a jar that I'm going to give to my children is safe, that it is,'' said Representative James C. Greenwood, Republican of Pennsylvania, who has conducted an investigation into the agency on behalf of the House Commerce Committee. ''But I don't have confidence that we could toss them this issue of regulating the contents of tobacco products and get a good result.''
The agency is already stretched thin. Unannounced inspections of food and drug manufacturers have declined steadily over the past decade, to 15,104 last year from 22,189 in 1986, some say as a result of a shift in priorities, others because the budget has not kept pace with expanding duties. One former agency official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said the agency's tobacco effort has already drained resources from other divisions. ''This is going to be a huge 800-ton gorilla,'' he said. ''The odds are overwhelming that it is going to distort the agency's priorities.''
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How Dr. Kessler's replacement, the overhaul and the tobacco issues are resolved ''will determine the course that the agency will take for at least a generation,'' Mr. Schultz said. Still, he argues that regulating nicotine, the addictive ingredient in cigarettes, would not be very different from regulating any other drug.
Yet unlike pharmaceutical companies, which generally cooperate with the agency because they could not survive in the marketplace without its imprimatur, cigarette manufacturers can hardly be expected to work hand-in-hand with Government regulators. The tobacco industry is not asking the agency to declare its products safe and effective; to do so, the agency would have to make such radical design changes to cigarettes that they would no longer be addictive, or even recognizable.
''Consumers might not believe this,'' another former official of the agency said, ''but no one wants to market an unsafe drug or an unsafe medical device. These guys are in business, and bad products bring big bad problems. But the tobacco industry is a different kettle of fish. Their history is they fight everything every step of the way.''


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Christian Radio Co-Host New Adjunct
Next semester Nyack College will welcome Christian radio WAWZ-FM personality, Stacey Stone, as an adjunct professor,who will head the Radio Workshop and teach "Announcing for Electronic Media."
Co-host of "Johnny Stone in the Morning," on Star 99.1, she is the recipient of the National Broadcasting Association's Crystal Award. This honor recognizes radio stations for year-round commitment to community service. Ms. Stone's personal passion is evident in her involvement with outreach efforts like Christmas Blessings, coat drives, collecting items for U.S. troops and coordinating charity concerts.
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Grilled Eggplant with Fresh Hot Sauce and Crispy Eggs
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PDP-1 Restored At the Computer History Museum
Well, it's kind of late, and I'm just back from my trip to the Computer History Museum, where they unveiled their restoration of a DEC PDP-1. The PDP-1 is notable for many reasons, not the least of which is that it was used to create what might possibly be the first video game: Spacewar!. I wrote an emulator for the PDP-1 a few years back, but tonight I got the thrill of running it on the real hardware.
I'll write up some more about this tomorrow, but for now you can check out my gallery or maybe have a peek at some of the video I shot with my digital camera of Spacewar! running on the PDP-1.
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Here's a picture of the 36 inch telescope at Chabot Observatory, with an 8 second exposure and some GIMP work to bring out some of the details. The shot is illuminated mostly by the (nearly full) moonlight. The camera is actually pretty noise free in green light, and the red isn't terrible, but blue is really, really grainy. You can't really tell in this size, but you could try looking at the original, very dark image. Oh, and the white streak? A plane.
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Addendum: Below is a picture taken the same night, rendered in black and white, of the dome which houses the 8" Clarke refractor nicknamed "Leah".


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About "The Crime Book Fair, Denmark": Krimimessen
The Crime Book Fair, Denmark, Krimimessen, is held at Fængslet, the intriguing Old State Penitentiary in Horsens, every year right before Easter. Horsens Library is the driving force behind Krimimessen, and has throughout the years worked together with many Danish publishing houses and book stores.
Krimimessen was held for the first time in 2001. Back then, the theme was the Nordic crime novel and had around 200 guests and five Nordic authors. In 2012, the number of visitors reached 5.000 at the crime festival, and we had around 100 authors and lecturers. Throughout the years, Krimimessen has had visitors from not only the Nordic countries, but also Germany, England, Scotland, France, Italy, Portugal, South Africa and the United States.
Nordic crime literature has been flourishing the last few years, and this is reflected in the program this year. We've attracted a lot of Nordic authors and will be going in-depth about the phenomenon, Nordic Noir, during our panel discussions.
Vibeke Johansen, program manager
Krimimessen is open Saturday from 10am-5pm and Sunday from 10am-4pm.
Next time, Krimimessen will be held on April 1th and 2nd, 2017.
You can purchase tickets for an adventure at the prison now – and the prices are:
Adult, Saturday: 125 kr.
Adult, Sunday: 100 kr.
Adult, Weekend: 175 kr.
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Evidence of Sony's PS4 virtual reality headset is beginning to mount up.
First came word of the HMD's existence from an inside source last year. Then a key Sony exec said that he'd heard a VR helmet was in the works.
Now, another source has come forward to Road to VR and claimed to have tried Sony's HMD. The source is completely unverified, so there's no guarantee that any of this is true. Got that? Ok, continue.
According to the unnamed insider, Sony's headset has a field of view to rival the Oculus Rift's first iteration but with a "much higher resolution".
The HMD apparently sports two glowing orbs, which it uses along with a camera (we're assuming the PS4 camera) to track the user's head movement.
Sony likes to move it, move it
Things get a little more interesting in the next bit. The source also claims that he or she attended Valve's recent Steam Dev Days where they tookValve's own headset out for a spin – and found that it was very comparable with Sony's.
That's interesting because Valve's prototype is reportedly even better than Oculus, although it's just a concept product unintended for market – likely because it would be too expensive.
Sony's, on the other hand, would assumedly be for consumers and therefore a potential threat to Oculus Rift if it really is this good.
But bear in mind that Sony would likely be releasing its HMD for the PS4 while the Rift is going for PC players so the chances are it still won't be a direct rival.
Finally, the source said that Sony had intended to reveal its headset by now, but technical issues have held it back.
PS4 could be shaping up to be "Not just another next-gen" console with the introduction of proper VR. This is an awfully bold claim to make considering Oculus Rift is very good technology.
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I think Sony would do much better in backing up VR compared to OR and that's because they have the studios to make the games in which to support it.
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If it's as good or better than the Oculus I will be getting both then! It would be fun to play a lot of games on the PS4 with the headset and for the PC I must experience Star Citizen in full VR, I loved Wing Commander back in the day, and since that game is being made with the Oculus in mind it is going to blow me away the first time I play it!
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Even if this headset is amazing I don't see its implementation on the PS4 being anything to take seriously. Look, I like my next gen consoles as much as the next guy- but Oculus made the remark that these machines simply do not have the necessary grunt to really pull off the quality of VR they're shooting for. It takes alot of power, more than even many PC gamers have.
Hell, even if BF4 supported Oculus I couldn't really support it on anything higher than medium settings. Maybe. That's with 12GB of Corsair 1600 triple channel DDR3 , i7 Quad and a GTX670 FTW. I could probably pull it off with Skyrim I suppose.
Point I'm making is, the games that would use this tech (exclusives) would have to look like total dog$#@! to pull VR off convincingly. The Oculus Rift is supposed to be "at least" 1920x1080p when it releases, and to really be compelling it needs to be 120fps iirc.
Show of hands if anyone present things that's going to happen on the PS4 or even most gaming PC's with graphics cranked up.
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02-26-2014 #6
IDK if I will buy it, but we'll see.
02-26-2014 #7
They'll have to make a REALLY big splash in the market for me to go out on a limb and buy one of these. Either having a couple of AAA games OR them garnering support on PC..
02-26-2014 #8
i'm so confused at this point. i thought they were working on Oculus Rift
02-26-2014 #9
Occulus Rift is not Sony. In fact I heard recently they ran out of resources to produce the hardware. Sony shouldn't encounter that issue. If they do this right, it could kill the XBone.
02-26-2014 #10
Is that id guy making oculus rift? last time i saw it, he had to tape the equipment for it to work lol.
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regardless of it being better or comparable to Oculus Rift, the price HAS to be right. I think OR is aiming around $300 retail (that was last year, not sure if that has changed), that price will not work for Sony and console gamers. $100 to $150 is possible the max for mass adoption, provided it also pack in an intro game made for VR experience.You need a users permission to quote them in your sig.
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regardless of it being better or comparable to Oculus Rift, the price HAS to be right. I think OR is aiming around $300 retail (that was last year, not sure if that has changed), that price will not work for Sony and console gamers. $100 to $150 is possible the max for mass adoption, provided it also pack in an intro game made for VR experience.You need a users permission to quote them in your sig.
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It won't be that cheap. Price will be comparable to PC monitors or living room tv's.. I.e the price won't be 100-150 $.
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Lol 100-150 for a VR hmd? Lmao not gonna happen. I expect this thing to be 250-300. Highest 450
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well that's the talk about this new VR headset, we shall see.
crossing my fingers for DriveClub + VR bundle.
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i don't know much about headsets either but i'd suggest the official wireless PS4 ones that just came out. you can control the volume of the game and chat separately, so it's made for games.
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ophtalmologists will be rich thanks to these techs, this will cause eye problems and migraines
and I severely doubt it will help game immersion anyway
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I agree with all of the above. I especially do not like this unwashed, uncombed just ravished look that is popular now.
Don't know why, but I find this old style would be very sexy on a modern gal. Moderate wavy curls and length. Yeah buddy!!!
I can't tell if she is stupid or just senile. I'm banking on senile to be honest. Very few people can accrue millions while being dumb as a brick. Watching her speak it looks like she barely knows...
To a point they actually had something with that tactic. The problem is they have used it so much it lost its punch.
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~sigh~Well I know what I am going to be having nightmares about now...
Heat takes a lot out of me I guess. I slept between 8 and 9 hours last night. But a full week at work with no air... damn. By Friday I was standing in front of the industrial fan we set up because 90 degree wind tunnel is nicer than 90 degree stale air. So by the time I went home my hair was a disaster between the wind and the sweat it was like I had spent the day racing a convertible in the heat without a head scarf. And I was so hot I didn't care. But I am nice and clean and cool this morning relaxing in my air conditioned house with nothing to do but play video games.
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There's a lot of unbelievable crap in Terminator Genisys, but the most unbelievable is that a man and woman as good looking as the actors playing Kyle and Sarah have a son as ugly as the actor playing Jon (even without the scar).
~laughing~This is what I call putting TOO much emphasis on realism. After all most people playing the children of others fail to match every detail that should mark them out. Best simply to accept what is and ignore the imperfect genetics. I can imagine the fury of casting directors everywhere if people insisted on this level of realism.
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Ok I see your point now... But let us put the his on the other side and you can see how it sounds.
If a few atheists felt that since they are the highest authority on right and wrong that killing or stealing from people they don't like is good. And then someone using that in an argument saying atheism is bad because it believes like that. See the parallel here, religion is bad because it fights against protected status for trans people is what I am hearing.
Mekkis that is funny!
What I don't get is why people WANT to assign blame to a whole religion based on a few people's ideas. There are Christian liberals, they are in favor of this special protection for trans people. BUT it's the Christian conservatives SO it's a religious thing! As if to say everything these guys do is a religious thing from the time they get up to their choice of breakfast cereal. If right wing Christians are fighting left wing Christians on any issue it should be your first clue that it ISN'T religious, it is Right Wing vs Left Wing.
Ohhh I love collections people.
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