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You would have to admit though that it's a bit strange (to say the least) that dlc is announced before the game is even out.. Ever since this new 'Call Of Duty Generation' has infested xbox live companies have turned to more quick money methods rather than quality games and loyalty to their fans.
I've noticed many new changes to the video game world in the last year or so... like: these new 'online passes', announcing dlc before the game is out, that dlc then get's put onto the market place a week to month later after the game hits, what the hell is up with that? Let's not forget the awesome giving exclusive content away on the market place like preoder bonuses and limited edition content, what a slap in the face.. and now the 'unlocks' on discs. I myself am not completely affected negatively to the point to cry about it, but it sure as hell has been annoying.
Let me emphasize that this is my opinion and stating things from experience and observations IS completely what everyone is entitled to.... Personally I think (notice I think) that the whole unlocks on disc is a somewhat money scam. I first experienced this with Gears Of War 3, but it's probably happened before I just didn't notice/remember. My first reaction of the locked content on disc was; hmm seems weird that 5 multiplayer maps would be 100 kbs, after talking to my brother we determined that the content is already on disc your just getting a key to unlock it, what would be the reasoning for this? And why now? And why only the first dlc? With an example like Gears Of War they were already done with the first few dlcs (including the free one ) before the game released, and don't the season pass seem like a jolly great idea to make even more cash?
yeah let's see.... a couple of lame weapon skins a little bit of a touch up on the colors of already released characters and then calling them new costumes/skins just because of ooh I don't know slightly bluer pants or a shade darker clothes and some of those characters were preorder bonuses and the whole thrash ball Cole special unlock was a huge disappointment.. and oh yeaah remakes of maps I bought on gears 1 and 2. Damn it must have taken epic forever to create huh?
The sad thing about so called dlc of this time, is the quality has gone down, you get more glitchy bugged filled dlc that's rushed, no patches to follow and it's overpriced.. You get what? a FRACTION compared to the game when you buy dlc, but yet you pay close to 10-25% of the original game price. I've never really had problems with dlc or pricing/paying and don't get me wrong I've brought 100's of dlcs, all because I have to get everything for games that I love-(which is most)
The worse part about it is I've been a loyal hardcore fan of many of my favorite game companies and series/franchises, some over 10 years now and it's sick to see some of them turn to the Activision way by beating the cash cow to the bone.
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I am interested in seeing visits on my site broken down by hour - is there any way to generate a report of this in Google Analytics? It appears that all metrics are only broken down by day. Maybe I can get this information through the GA API?
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Since Google Analytics was revised the currently accepted answer is no longer available. The current version of Google Analytics will let you view visitors per hour:
If you're trying to determine total traffic by hour of the day for a given date range then you can use this custom report:
Only a few reports have hour-by-hour data; as far as I know, they're all in the 'Visitors' section.
For example, to see Visits by hour over a period of time, click Visits, Visitor Trending, then Visitors. Then, in the top right of the report, select Graph by: (icon of a clock)
All of the reports under Visitor Trending have hour-by-hour data, except Absolute Unique Visitors.
As far as the API goes, you can check what query combinations are valid here (since there are restrictions): http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/gdata/gdataReferenceDimensionsMetrics.html
According to that, all metrics can be viewed by an hourly dimension except Campaign metrics and Visitor (not to be confused with Visit) metrics.
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Anna Bulszewicz is a dynamic broadcast newswoman, professional host, spokeswoman, community leader/volunteer and communications specialist born and raised in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. She is currently the only broadcast journalist in the USA solo anchoring three hours of local news airing on WCTI/WFXI/WYDO. For nearly a decade, she has dedicated her life to the Eastern North Carolina community and its positive growth.
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She's produced news segments for critically acclaimed shows, "Extreme Makeover, Home Edition" and "Shark Tank." For the last several years, Anna has helped kick off the media portion of the annual celebrity book tour for American novelist, screenwriter and producer Nicholas Sparks. She fondly recalls one of her most memorable career moments, "I broadcasted for 25+ hours LIVE on the air when Hurricane Irene made landfall in Eastern North Carolina in 2011. I didn't leave the studio once. We had to make sure people knew how this tropical scare was unfolding. We had to protect all of those families." Additionally, Anna has generated thousands of followers on social media sites including Facebook and Twitter.
Anna couldn't think of anything she loves more than people and the human social experience. With that said, she is continually a part of community projects and volunteer work. She has helped raise more than $100k actively hosting/auctioneering for "Nicholas Sparks Foundation", The Epiphany School, St. Pauls Catholic School & Church, etc. Here is a glimpse of just some of the charity/volunteer work Anna has been a part of: She's served as a committee member and host for the regional North Carolina "Professional Women's Conference." She is an active fundraiser/volunteer for the national organization, "METAvivor.org." She serves as a model/advocate/fundraise/promoter for the "Coastal Women's Shelter of North Carolina," and has helped raise roughly $30k for Pitt Community College by participating as a dancer in "Dancing With The Stars."
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A stamp for fans who like the dragon villian of Skylanders and evil brother of Ramses in the Dragon's Peak Adventure Pack: Vathek. He is an evil dragon who always wanted to rule Dragon's Peak, but he succeeded by stealing Ramses' throne and betraying his own brother.
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He sound's like scar from the lion king!
he should be a skylanders giant for the unded ones
I saw on the wiki he was supposed to be a skylander but cynder took his place. I was so sad after that. D8
But I love vathek. He's awesome.
But I love vathek. He's awesome.
He isn't a Skylander. X3
Now we know what an undead dragon( or some of them) look like in skylands.
Indeedy XD
I think this guy could rival Malefor as the greatest Spyro Villain! He makes Kaos look as lowly as his own minions!
I know right? I actually like Vathek more than Malefor now, for two reasons. One: He actually has an evil plot that makes sense (In LoS, Malefor's plot was to destroy the world) and two: Vathek's design is wicked X3
Sorta agree with you on that fact, but malefor was destroying the world to recreate it with his powers. Cause I think he took "saving the world" the wrong way. Or he was just retarded.
But he never said that he was going to recreate the world lol
Well almost everybody think he was trying to recreate it.
It would make lots of sense from what ignitus said and what malefor said.
It would make lots of sense from what ignitus said and what malefor said.
I think I found a perfect second main antagonist for my Spyro Fan Fic
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impressive and inspirational gallery!
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better and better
Your art and coloring... Is so good!!!
I have looked at your entire gallery and there are simply to many awesome things to comment on, so I just want to say that your art is amazing. No. Really. Its sad, but childish and playful, yet also has a sense of loneliness and humour. Quite a bit like A Series of Unfortunate Events which was amusing and darkly humorous. You have a truly unique style of both fantasy and sc-fi (which I love) and a cool way of making your art sort of pastel like and thick but also nicely detailed too. Thanks for you eye-candy gallery! I hope to see more awesome stuff!
Why are these in scraps? They are delicious! A goblin folder in your main gallery is what I would love to see, with more of these yummy goodnesses
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Meet the corrupt traffic constable Mr. Moin Ali. The incident happened today when Abhishek Shah was coming back with family from Chawri Bazar and near Zakhira Bridge towards Rampura this team of traffic constables were standing and they asked us to stop.
To surprise he was told that we have to pay 1500 Rs for a speeding challan. Else give him 1000 bucks and they can leave. Abhishek Shah objected and told him that the traffic police site refers a challan of 400 Rs. To this he was told
"Bhanchod, do what ever you want? Your car will only move once you pay 1500 Rs".
Abhishek Shah asked him to give him a court challan which was given to me after intervention from Mohin Ali's senior. We all would want to ask both Narendra Modii and Arvind Kejriwal.
What happened to your promises of non corrupt Delhi? Where is the video of every challan that was promised.
Please share this picture of Mr. Mohin Ali, a corrupt Delhi traffic police constable who still has guts to ask for bribe. Shame traffic police. SHAME.


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SAN JOSE Ś By chance or by design, or maybe a little bit of both, the NHL has more of a baby-faced look this season.
Sharks rookie Tomas Hertl is one of 21 NHL players still in their teens, though he loses his membership in that group when he turns 20 on Nov. 12. And while Hertlĺs eight goals top the teenage brigade, others also are making significant contributions:
Nathan Mackinnon in Colorado, Sean Monahan in Calgary, Aleksander Barkov in Florida, Seth Jones in Nashville Ś all join Hertl among the top 10 rookie scorers one month into the season.
So why the increase in NHL players who are more than a year away from legally downing a beer with teammates outside Canada?
Talent is part of the explanation, as the 2013 draft class was considered the strongest and deepest in years. But economics and changes to the game also could explain why, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, more teenagers have played in an NHL game this season than any opening month since 2010.
ôThereĺs no question that the salary cap coming down from $70 million made it pretty tight for certain teams,ö said Dave Taylor, a former NHL general manager with the Los Angeles Kings and now in the St. Louis Blues front office. ôTheyĺve tried to work some of the younger players into the lineup.ö
Staying under the current $64.3 million salary cap wasnĺt a factor with the Buffalo Sabres, who have the most teens on their roster. When Buffalo faces the Sharks on Tuesday night, four Ś Zemgus Girgensons, Mikhail Grigorenko, Rasmus Ristolainen and Nikita Zadorov Ś could all line up against San Jose.
Rule changes designed to increase the tempo of games provide another explanation for the early success that younger players are finding.
ôWhen you come in at 18 or 19, youĺre not always the biggest guy,ö said Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic, now 26, but a teenager when he reached the NHL. ôBefore, you wanted bigger guys because you were allowed to do so much more. Now the game has opened up. That gives opportunities to younger guys to step in.ö
Jumping to the NHL as a teenager provides challenges on and off the ice. And Hertl is about to follow a path taken by Vlasic and other Sharks to reduce the stress.
Friday, Hertl will move out of a downtown hotel and into the home of a Monte Sereno family to approximate the billet experience found in junior hockey.
ôIt just makes it so much easier,ö Vlasic said. ôIt gets you concentrating just on the hockey aspect. The rest is taken care of Ś the meals, where youĺre staying. Heĺll have a great setup there.ö
In the past, Brad Stuart and Milan Michalek have stayed with the same family. Players sleep in a guest room with a private bathroom, eating with the family when the schedule allows.
For Hertl, a native of the Czech Republic, the move should help him adapt to life in North America and improve his limited English. On the other hand, it also will have him living closer to Marty Havlat, the one teammate who speaks his language and whose family can offer him some Czech cooking.
ôEvery time he needs some help, I tell him to come to me, ask me and donĺt be shy,ö Havlat said, adding that other players do the same. ôThereĺs a lot of little things that are new for him. ů Trying to get a driverĺs license, those little things.ö
With a teenage son of his own playing hockey away from home in the USHL, Sharks coach Todd McLellan sees the benefits of Hertlĺs move both as a father and a coach. And he notes that Hertl earned the right to change addresses.
ôHe had to work hard and prove that he belonged here, not just for one or two games, but for a long road trip,ö McLellan said. ôNow itĺs our job to help him as much as we can.ö


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Lactic Acid FermentationLactic acid fermentation is caused by some fungi and bacteria. The most important lactic acid producing bacteria is Lactobacillus. Other bacteria which produce lactic acid include leuconostoc mesenteroides, pediococcus cerevisiae, streptococcus lactis, and bifidobacterium bifidus. Lactic acid fermentation is used throughout the world to produce speciality foods:
- Western world: yogurt, sourdough breads, sauerkraut, cucumber pickles and olives
- Middle East: pickled vegetables
- Korea: kimchi (fermented mixture of Chinese cabbage, radishes, red pepper, garlic and ginger)
- Russia: kefir
- Egypt: laban rayab and laban zeer (fermented milks), kishk (fermented cereal and milk mixture)
- Nigeria: gari (fermented cassava)
- South Africa : magou (fermented maize porridge)
- Thailand : nham (fermented fresh pork)
- Philippines : balao balao (fermented rice and shrimp mixture)
Fermentation of YogurtYogurt is made by the fermentation of milk with friendly bacteria, mainly Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. Yogurt fermentation was most likely invented by accident by Balkan tribes thousands of years ago. Yogurt remained mainly a food of eastern Europe until the 1900s, when the biologist Mechnikov created the theory that lactobacillus bacteria in yogurt are responsible for the unusually long lifespans of the Bulgar people.
The milk sugar or lactose is fermented by these bacteria to lactic acid which causes the characteristic curd to form. The acid also restricts the growth of food poisoning bacteria. During the yogurt fermentation some flavours are produced, which give yogurt its characteristic flavor.
Yogurt can easily be made at home with a live yogurt as the starter culture. To make your own yogurt:
Bring the milk to boiling point and cool down to 40- 45°C. Pour this milk in a sterile container and and per liter milk about 100 ml live yogurt. Mix with a sterile spoon and incubate at 40-44°C during 4 to 6 hours or until the yogurt is set. Put the yogurt in the refrigerator. If you worked under hygienic conditions, you can use your own yogurt as a starter for your next batch.
Fermentation of MagouMagou is very popular in South Africa, especially among the Bantu people. Magou is a lactic acid fermented porridge made from maize. To make magua a 10 percent maize meal slurry is cooked, cooled and inoculated with wheat flour, which contains the bacteria. Magou is also produced on industrial scale and is then packed in cartons. In the industrial process the magou is inoculated with lactobacillus delbreuckii cultures.
Fermentation of KefirKefir fermentation is similar to yogurt fermentation. Yogurt is only fermented by bacteria but kefir fermentation involves the help of bacteria as well as yeasts. These yeast produce some alcohol and carbon dioxide, which gives kefir its typical fizzy aspect. Kefir is inoculated with special kefir grains. These grains are mixtures of bacteria and yeasts in a matrix of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates. Kefir fermentation is done at room temperature, which makes the process easier. On the other hand, not everyone likes the taste of kefir.
Alcohol FermentationUnlike lactic acid fermentation, alcohol fermentation is done by yeast and some kinds of bacteria. These microorganisms convert sugars into ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide. Alcoholic fermentation begins after glucose enters the cell. The glucose is broken down into pyruvic acid through glycolysis. This pyruvic acid is then converted to CO2, ethanol, and energy for the cell. Humans have long taken advantage of this process in making bread, beer, and wine. In these three product the same microorganism is used: the common yeast or Saccharomyces Cerevisae.
Chemical Formula
C6H12O6 -> 2CO2 + 2C2H5OH This formula was created by the French chemist Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac and demostrated that alcohol fermentation could be expressed by one molecule of the sugar glucose is decomposed to yield two molecules of carbon dioxide and two molecules of ethyl alcohol.
Chemical ProcessFermentation consists of glycolysis and reactions that regenerate NAD+ by transferring electrons form NADH to pyruvate. The NAD+ can then be reused to oxidize sugar by glycolysis, which produces a net gain of two ATP molecules by substrate-level phosphorylation. In the following paragraphs these steps of fermentation will be discussed thoroughly in detail.
GlycolysisIn all organisms, including yeast, the breakdown of the six-carbon sugar glucose begins with a multi-step pathway known as glycolysis. Glycolysis is an anaerobic metabolic pathway found in the cytosol of all cells, which forms ATP by degrading glucose, and is the first step of fermentation. During glycolysis, glucose is split to form two molecules of the three-carbon compund, pyruvate in the cytosol of the cell. Usually pyruvate is transported to the mitochondrion to undergo further transformations, but without the presence of oxygen the pyruvate remains in the cytosol and undergoes anaerobic changes.
The purpose of this glucose breakdown by yeast is to harvest energy and allow the cell to perform various tasks. These tasks or processes use ATP or adenosine triphosphate as the direct supplier of energy. Before ATP can be harvested or used it must be created. ATP is made when two molecules of ADP, adenosine diphosphate, are phosphorylated. While ATP is being created, two molecules of NAD+ are reduced to NADH. This NADH will later act as a high-energy electron carrier, which can be used to create more ATP, and will regenerate NAD+ to restart the glycolysis process in the last step of fermentation. After enough energy has been made available, glycolysis will begin.
The steps of Glycolysis are as follows:
1. Glucose is destabilized by the addition of a phosphate. The phosphate in this reaction comes from the reaction of 1 ATP supplied by the cytosol. This reaction is then catalyzed by the enzyme, hexokinase.
2. Glucose-6-phosphate is rearranged into fructose-6-phosphate, by the enzyme, phosphoglucoisomerase. This rearrangement exposes an OH group which is necessary for the next step.
3. Another phosphate is added from another ATP to from fructose-1, 6-biphosphate. This step is then catalyzed by phosphofructokinase. This step is the final one that requires energy. Both of the phosphate used will later be taken back to form more ATPs.
4. The molecule is split by aldolase to form glyceraldehyde phosphate and dihydroxyacetone phosphate. The latter compound is converted into another molecule of glyceraldehyde phosphate by isomerase. Each of the following steps should be thought of as occuring twice, once for each glyceraldehyde phosphate.
5. Glyceraldehyde phosphate is oxidized by the removal of a hydrogen atom and its two bonding electrons, which join NAD+ to form NADH. At the same time a negatively charged phosphate or Pi from the cytosol bonds with its electrons to the carbon that lost the hydrogen, forming 1, 3 biphosphoglycerate. This phosphate bond is weak and can be harvested later to form ATP. Since there are two of these molucules at this stage, this provides the two ATPs which are the energy profit of glycolysis. The whole reaction is catalyzed by triose phosphate dehydrogenase.
6. The phosphate just added is transferred to ADP to form ATP and 3-phosphoglyceric acid. It is structurally identical to glyceraldehyde phosphate from step 4, except that the terminal group is a carboxylic acid instead of an aldehyde. It is that oxidation from aldehyde to acid that supplied the energy to make the ATP and NADH.
7. 3-phosphoglyceric acid is isomerized to 2-phosphoglyceric acid by phosphoglyceromutase. This places the phosphate in a more advantageous position for the next step.
8. 2-phosphoglyceric acid is dehydrated and rearranged to from phosphoenolpyruvic acid, catalyzed by enolase.
9. The final step is removed by pyruvate kinase, forming and ATP and pyruvate.
Regeneration of NAD+
Now that the yeast has broken down the glucose to form ATP, pyruvate, and NAD+ the next three steps of alcohol fermentation can begin. First, the pyruvate, created during glycolysis, is decarboxylated to produce acetaldehyde and carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide is released, while the acetaldehyde remains and acts as the final hydrogen acceptor. The acetaldehyde then accepts the hydrogen of NADH to form ethanol and NAD+. This regenerated NAD+ will then restart the process of glycolysis until there is no more sugar to be broken down by yeast or the fermenting enzymes become inhibited by the build-up of products.


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The Premier Ball (プレミアボール Premier Ball) was created for a special event. It is entirely white except for the band around the middle which is red. According to the official Pokémon Colosseum game guide, it has the same catch rate as a regular Poké Ball, but "it looks cooler."
It can be obtained by purchasing 10 regular Poké Balls from a shop (Generation III onward), or for 200 each from Lumiose City's Poké Ball Boutique in Generation VI.
- Because the player character obtains a free Premier Ball when purchasing a least 10 regular Poké Balls from a shop, it is more money-efficient to just buy 10 Poké Balls at a time, and repeating the process if purchasing more.
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Whether it's the classic prismatic triangle from Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon or the floating baby on Nirvana's Nevermind, we understand that album artwork complements the music you're listening to. In fact, seeing cover art on your Sonos is sometimes just as important as hearing the music.
Unfortunately, if most of your digital music has come from ripped CDs, your files may be missing a lot of that cover art. The process of saving artwork within a music file is called embedding your artwork, and even some of the most common CD ripping programs such as iTunes don't properly embed artwork to the files you save. And if it's not embedded in the music file, you won't be able to view it on your Sonos.
Luckily, there is a solution. For Mac users, it comes in the form of CoverScout, a program that can match albums to their cover art, as well as automatically embed artwork into your iTunes music library files. Below, you'll find some tips on using CoverScout to make your digital music files complete.
And don't worry, PC users–we haven't forgotten about you! Stay tuned for our next tip.
1) Download and purchase CoverScout from Equinux (a free limited trial is available).
2) Open the app and select an album–or albums–that does not currently have album artwork.
3) In the Search menu, choose "Search and Assign Automatically" (or if multiple albums are selected, "Start Searches and Assign").
4) Choose 400 pixels as the minimum and 1024 maximum, check the "Image is Square" box, and then click Search.
5) Sit back and relax as the album art rolls in.
If you already have all your album artwork–or you have used the iTunes "Get Album Artwork" feature to and it's still not showing up–CoverScout can automatically embed all the album artwork in your iTunes:
1) Open CoverScout
2) Click File -> Move iTunes Covers to Files
3) Select "All albums," and then click Move.
This may take some time depending on the size of your library, but once it is finished any iTunes album artwork that was not previously embedded will be.


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Healthy libido is essential to your body and Male Libido Capsules from Gaia Herbs® may help improve vitality and support men's health. Enriched with natural extracts' this supplement may work to improve areas of male health.
Epimedium' known as horny goat weed' may enhance vitality and help problems associated with performance. Maca and yohimbe could work as aphrodisiacs to enhance energy. Maca may ihelp in this area as well. Known to enhance male libido' Fo-ti root helps invigorate the brain cells. It may also support certain areas of prostate health.
Containing saw palmetto' this supplement appears to support men's health' more so of older men over the age of 50. Showing positive effects on prostate' it may help improve vitality in males too.
Wild oats may promote a healthy sexual response and energy levels by lending support to the male hormone testosterone.
Male Libido Capsules from Gaia Herbs® contain an effective blend of botanicals to boost sexual desire in men and promote sound health.
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What could be the cause of the full calendar view ajax not working anymore?
I am using the latest versions of wordpress, events-manager and google-cdn delivery of jquery and jquery-ui.
I tried removing google-cdn, clearing the cache and reloading the page, but the calendar will not use ajax but switch to a new page using the ajax url.
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NEW YORK -- A key gauge of future economic activity posted its biggest decline in nearly six years last month as the terrorist attacks damaged already shaky business conditions.
The Conference Board reported Monday that its Index of Leading Economic Indicators fell 0.5 percent to 109.2 in September, meeting analysts' expectations. The reading follows a 0.1 drop in August.
''It just confirms what we know has been the fallout from the terrorist attacks,'' said Gary Thayer, chief economist of A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc. in St. Louis.
The decrease in the monthly index is the largest since January 1996.
The board said the reading reflects a significant slowdown in the manufacturing and service sectors.
The index indicates where the overall U.S. economy is headed in the next three to six months. It stood at 100 in 1996, its base year.
Wall Street largely shrugged off the report and focused instead on quarterly corporate earnings results. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 173 points to 9,377, while the Nasdaq composite index ended 37 points higher at 1,708.
Analysts expect the economic slowdown -- which started well before the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11 -- to last until next year.
''Is the worst yet to come? Yes,'' said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Bank One Corp. in Chicago. ''We still have to pay the price of all the layoffs that just got dumped on the economy.''
But Dan Laufenberg, chief economist at American Express Financial Advisers in Minneapolis, said the economy could start to mend as early as the first quarter of next year.
The $40 billion emergency spending package approved by Congress immediately following the attacks could help rouse the economy in the next few months, he said.
Many economists have said they believe that a recession is unavoidable with the new uncertainties raised by the attacks.
The Conference Board said six of the 10 components of the leading index contributed to its decline in September: stock prices, average weekly initial claims for unemployment insurance, index of consumer expectations, average weekly manufacturing hours, building permits for new housing, and manufacturers' new orders for nondefense capital goods.
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World Usability Day is just around the corner. The overall theme is "Communication" which is vitally important to making usable products. Microsoft participates in World Usability Day and hosts a number of different talks and activities. The three areas that will be focused on are: People, User Interface, and Technlogy. The public is invited to join in person at the Redmond campus or online! Visit http://www.microsoftwud.com/ to register.
From http://www.worldusabilityday.org/:
It's about making our world work better. It's about "Making Life Easy" and user friendly. Technology today is too hard to use. A cell phone should be as easy to access as a doorknob. In order to humanize a world that uses technology as an infrastructure for education, healthcare, transportation, government, communication, entertainment, work and other areas, we must develop these technologies in a way that serves people first…
World Usability Day was founded in 2005 as an initiative of the Usability Professionals' Association to ensure that services and products important to human life are easier to access and simpler to use. Each year, on the second Thursday of November, over 200 events are organized in over 43 countries around the world to raise awareness for the general public, and train professionals in the tools and issues central to good usability research, development and practice.


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The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Board of Directors in November doled out the first incentive for downtown revitalization, a $1 million property tax refund over 20 years if the building's owner, Metro Tower, spends $8.6 million to transform the historic structure into upscale apartments.
The city of Amarillo created the TIRZ in December 2006 to dedicate property taxes generated by improvements for downtown to pay for public infrastructure and provide economic development incentives there.
It is expected to raise $34 million - in today's dollars - during a 30-year period.
The expected buying power of the zone might've been cut considerably had Potter County not opted, after much wrangling in late 2007, to give the property tax reinvestment plan its full support.
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can anybody help me ?
First mysql is not good this is it
DataBase: `u433511535_loto`
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I don't know how to edit my post this is sql
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I can make this script show me all numbers ($search_text) in one row
it is something like this :
Nr. Aparitii Pauza Pauza max. Media
22 10 1 19 33.33%...
can give me an exemple?
Is posibel to make this javascript take mysql data
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.google.com/jsapi'></script>
<script type='text/javascript'>
Can anyone create script like this ?
to count each number in each draw, to assign a color , show the tabel
Hello guys i try for 3 weeks to make a counter for lotto
I don't know how to create a script that complex like this :
$conn = mysql_connect('IP', 'root', 'PASSWORD');
if (!$conn)
die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("loto", $conn);
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Hey guys i need a script with search value from mysql table i try to make some but i don't have knowledge to...
Hey guys i need a script with search value from mysql table i try to make some but i don't have knowledge to write this script...
I know how will sound this .. but i need this script for lotto :))...


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Pitt Joins Dinosaurs in Malick's 'Tree'; Mike Tyson's Rap: Film
The highlight of Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life" is an 18-minute montage of galloping dinosaurs, exploding volcanoes, floating amoebas, majestic rainbows, wriggling jellyfish and a giant meteor hurtling through space. Not a single person or human voice interrupts the kaleidoscopic flow.
It's a perfect reflection of Malick's eccentric filmmaking style, one that emphasizes mood and images over plot and drama.
Malick has a painter's eye and a philosopher's mind. In movies such as "Days of Heaven" and "The New World," characters take a backseat to nature and story lines zigzag like a car sliding on ice.
"The Tree of Life," only his fifth feature in 38 years, may be his most elusive and beautiful. It's ostensibly about a 1950s Midwestern family: a stern father (Brad Pitt), a gentle mother (Jessica Chastain) and their three boys. What it's really about, though, is the mystery of life.
Malick uses the parents as symbols of nature's brutal force and the soothing balm of spirituality. While that's a worthy subject to explore, the film's amorphous structure makes it hard to concentrate on anything except the glorious pictures Malick has created with the help of special-effects whiz Douglas Trumbull.
Humans simply aren't that important in "Tree of Life." Pitt's striving, crew-cut dad and Chastain's red-headed Earth Mother are more concepts than flesh-and-blood people. And Sean Penn, who plays the haunted, grownup version of the eldest son, is barely noticeable in his ephemeral scenes.
The film is narrated by several characters in whispering voices and is often accompanied by a choral soundtrack that underscores the metaphysical tone.
It was greeted by cheers and boos at the recent Cannes Film Festival. I'm sure audiences everywhere will be just as divided.
"The Tree of Life," from Fox Searchlight, opens tomorrow in New York and Los Angeles. Rating: **1/2
'The Hangover'
Even orange juice can't cure "The Hangover: Part II," the sequel to the 2009 blockbuster about a raucous bachelor party in Las Vegas.
The follow-up uses the same formula as the original -- the guys wake up in a trashed hotel room after a crazy night of partying and can't remember how they got there -- but it can't duplicate the comic shock and awe of the first one.
The original left me exhausted from laughter. This one left me exhausted from boredom.
In "Part II," Phil (Bradley Cooper), Alan (Zach Galifianakis), Doug (Justin Bartha) and Stu (Ed Helms) travel to Thailand for Stu's wedding. Following a campfire celebration at a luxurious resort, they wake up in a seedy room in Bangkok, where they encounter a cigarette-smoking monkey, a wheelchair-bound Buddhist monk and a transsexual stripper.
Tyson Raps
Even Galifianakis, the breakout star of Part I, is a letdown. His character, a lonely goofball who lives with his parents and is always making inappropriate remarks, still has the funniest lines. But that's only compared with the rest of the lame dialogue.
The only reason to stay around for the end is another cameo by Mike Tyson, who reprises his role as the world's worst singer. Iron Mike's rap about Bangkok may give you a hangover-worthy headache.
"The Hangover: Part II," from Warner Bros. Pictures, opens today across the U.S. Rating: *1/2
What the Stars Mean: **** Excellent *** Good ** Average * Poor (No stars) Worthless
(Rick Warner is the movie critic for Muse, the arts and leisure section of Bloomberg News. Opinions expressed are his own.)


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I created a question on Stack Overflow and clicked the "Post Your Question" button and got an error indicating something I missed.
I corrected it and tried to post the question, but I got "You can only post once every 20 minutes" notification. The mechanism that validates the form should not force me to wait 20 minutes to try to repost my quesiton.
What if during the fix I missed something else. I have to wait another 20 minutes? 40 minutes of waiting is just too much. I understand that this may be in place to keep people from spamming, however the validation needs to be fixed so that a person can correct the question and submit.
I usually post questions at the end of the day if I can help it after I have done all the research I can think of. So I dont want to have to wait an additional 20 minutes.
Please fix how question form on Stackoverflow works on form validation errors.


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By Lt. Gen. Mitchell H. StevensonDecember 10, 2009
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Lt. Gen. Mitchell Stevenson
Theater Logistics Studies Program Graduation
Fort Lee, Virginia
December 9, 2009
Good afternoon to all of you. Col. Richardson, thanks for that kind introduction, and thanks to the Fort Lee Band. You always sound great.
To the graduates, congratulations on a job well done. Nineteen weeks ago, you were sent here as very capable Soldiers and civilians, and we're sending you back as superior logisticians. Our Army -- and the Armies of the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Indonesia, Jordan, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Singapore, and Turkey -- are all better for it.
Before I get too far into this, I see in the audience some proud faces from an essential segment of the military -- our Families. The longer I serve the more it is clear to me that Army families are just as responsible for our successes as those of us who wear the uniform, or serve as Department of the Army civilians. So, graduates, please join me in giving those family members and friends in the audience, and those back home, a big round of applause.
I am especially glad to be here, because as you may have heard I played a role in creating this course. I envisioned this as the gold standard for logistics planners. I see the day, and it's coming soon, when Commanders about to embark upon a major operation, will say: "I need help. Get me a T-log grad."
In fact, I see T-log becoming the logistics equivalent of SAMS, the School of Advanced Military Studies at Fort Leavenworth. It won't happen overnight. It has taken SAMS 25 years to earn its reputation -- but this is only our fifth T-log class. Let me put this in perspective -- when SAMS graduated its fifth class, the course was so experimental and off the beaten path that they had to attract students by promising free laptops --and that was big stuff back in the 1980's. What made them successful was that the graduates took what they learned and started doing very well, in fact some of the graduates from that fifth graduating class today are three-star Generals, including Bill Caldwell, the Commander, NATO Training Mission - Afghanistan, and David Huntoon, Director of the Army Staff.
So as I look out at this class, I see your potential as unlimited. You are on the ground floor of what will be a big deal for logistics. Officers will be talking up this program; and people are going to realize what a great opportunity it is to study the profession under incredible instructors, and just slow down between deployments to really think about the finer points of what we do, in a great community. In years to come, you and other graduates like you will be the core of critical enterprise-wide expertise within the Logistics Officer Corps, which will enable us to provide Combatant Commanders a capability they have never had before.
We started thinking about offering this course after we saw the demands on logisticians in the early days of Iraq and Afghanistan. Those of you with multiple deployments are now old hands, but think about what the Third Army G-4 staff in the fall of 2002 and early months of 2003 went through. They were faced with planning the logistics support for the attack to Baghdad and beyond, going farther in less time than ever in the history of the United States Army -- where do you start, who do you go to for help' Just the challenge of setting the conditions that would enable us to fuel the Force was daunting enough. But, of course, there was also the need to plan for resupply of food, water, ammunition, construction materials, replacement combat systems, and on and on.
To be able to do that, you have to learn to think big, and you have to have a solid working knowledge of what our Joint Partners in the United States Transportation Command and the Defense Logistics Agency can contribute, as well as what our Allies can contribute. And you have to be comfortable with the subject of contractors on the battlefield, what they can contribute, and what they can't. Back then we were a much less experienced Army. About the only people who had deployed on an operation of that scale were those still in the Army from Desert Shield and Storm, with all 100 or so hours of combat, after which we left Iraq in about 30 days -- and an operation where logistics forces did not see much combat.
What we needed were experts who understood the global supply chain; who understood both distribution forward, and the criticality of timely retrograde; who could picture the support systems from end to end; who knew how to bring various elements of the Joint and Combined logistics enterprise together; and who knew how to leverage all the various information technology systems that we use to enable operations.
Those were serious requirements. But the graduates of this class and future classes will have even bigger challenges. We will need people we can count on, because all that stuff that went into Iraq for the past eight years now has to be pulled out as our Responsible Drawdown gets into full swing. The planners who have been working on this challenge figure that there are more than 3.4 million pieces of equipment, which will take 240,000 truckloads in 8,000 convoys to move it all, and it's not just a matter of moving it -- we have to also decide where it moves to. The job of fixing all that war-torn equipment and resetting it so it is ready to use again in battle is so big it will take two to three years to accomplish after we are all out of Iraq.
And on top of all that, none of this massive effort can drain resources or take away our focus from Afghanistan, where the President last week made the decision to deploy 30,000 additional troops, and to ask our partners in an International Coalition to also contribute additional troops. As I am sure you know, the situation in Afghanistan is very different than what we faced in Iraq, because of the austere distribution infrastructure there. Afghanistan is roughly the size of Texas, with only two percent of Texas's paved roads.
So, graduates, we will need your skills and your innovative ideas. Sure, we're all better logisticians today than we were eight years ago, at the start of the war. We have to be. We have reset more than 470,000 pieces of equipment in the last eight years. We have cut by more than half the time it takes to get equipment back from Iraq. We have figured out how to make a commercial distribution system effectively support our Army in one of the most austere locations in the world, to some places where convoys can't even reach.
But it is the talent in this room who must take the U.S. military and that of our Allies to the next level. I can see it coming. The hundred plus previous T-log alumni are doing very well. They are being called on for their planning expertise in Afghanistan and Iraq. Their advice is being welcomed by their field commanders -- for the most part. (We still have to train all the field commanders to properly value the counsel of their staff logisticians. A few of them still think like Alexander the Great, remember him' He's the guy who once said: "My logisticians are a humorless lot ... they know if my campaign fails, they are the first ones I will slay.") But for the most part, the alumni are making a big difference right now in the fight, and I am so very proud to see that.
One day, when you are in some headquarters out there, and being asked to draw up plans, you will come to realize that all those things you dreaded most about this class are what will help you most. Nineteen weeks ago, I suspect you didn't much like being pulled out of the tactical realm -- you were undoubtedly more comfortable with logistics operations at that level, that you all had come to understand very well, and that you were very good at.
But you made it through the awful "Vulcan Test." I think some of the instructors are still waiting for my answer to the Vulcan test, to see if I could pass. Remember when you evaluated that gasoline distribution plan and made recommendations to make it more effective' And then you learned that you didn't have all the information required to solve the problem. Welcome to the real world of Army Logistics. When a Combatant Commander calls and says we're going into combat, we need x and y and z, you won't have all the information, or the information may be ambiguous or wrong -- but that is the life of a logistics planner.
Some of you have had the very valuable experience at Fort Bragg, with the 1st Theater Sustainment Command, working on real-world problems. And others worked on the Caspian Sea case, where you saw how logistics shapes maneuver planning. I understand you briefed under the critical eye of BG(R) Halstead, and conducted a ROC Drill for MG(R) Fletcher -- two very experienced, absolutely top notch logisticians -- just the fact that you satisfied them is, to me, an indicator that you must be pretty talented.
And then this 19-week ordeal culminated with your finals, spending two hours in front of a panel answering one of 25 questions. I've seen the questions, and they aren't easy. I noticed two in particular: "what lessons can we learn from OIF and OEF'" and, "You have been assigned to the 1st TSC planning team responsible for planning the withdrawal of U.S. Forces out of Iraq -- what strategic partners would you expect to be part of the planning team and why'" If anyone has a good answer to either, send me an e-mail -- I can use some help at the Pentagon.
Seriously, though, what I hope you learned from those questions is that each initial question, leads to follow on questions, and to get through, you need more than rote memorization -- you need to think. When I make decisions up on the Army Staff, I ask lots of questions that some people might think are in the weeds for a guy at my grade. I'm not trying to tell people how to do their jobs -- it's just that the business of logistics is about details, and thinking through the second and third order effects of what we are doing. In the logistics business you need to see the entire system before you make changes, because those changes can have ripple effects that you often don't anticipate.
Operational logistics is no place for a "big hand, little map" approach -- our business requires good, old-fashioned competence. And so now you are the leaders who are going to start asking those tough questions to improve our operations. You are the future and the key component in making logistics seamless to the warfighter.
And as I wrap up, a word for our Allied students: 19 weeks ago, I know that some of you had no experience with the United States, and now, after nearly five months of study here, we hope that you better understand the way we think -- I can assure you that the U.S. students have a much better understanding of your countries -- and that is very important. Today, our engagement in coalition operations throughout the world is crucial to the cause of peace and security. One day some of you in this room may be planning and conducting operations side-by-side with our Soldiers, or Soldiers from any of the countries represented here, and your time at Fort Lee will make the task easier.
So as you go forth from this learning institution, with the skills we have taught you and your fresh ideas, I charge you all to do great things for your Army and the Nation you represent. Because in the end, with all the sophisticated equipment we have in our inventory, with all the smart munitions and embedded electronics, with all the fancy technology available in the military and the Army today, it still always comes down to people -- to Soldiers and Army civilians, men and women who can lead, who can act, and more importantly, who can think.
At a press conference last week, Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was asked about getting Forces and equipment into Afghanistan, given the terrain and the restricted lines of communication. And as he was answering, he stopped himself, mid-sentence, to say that we often focus on combat troops, but those who don't get credit, are the logisticians. And he said: "I want to give a plug to a bunch of unsung heroes. The logisticians have been magnificent." All of you who call yourselves logisticians should be very proud.
Thank you all very much for your service. May God bless you and all of our brave men and women in uniform, especially those in harm's way, protecting us all, and our way of life.
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2 years ago#1
I keep hearing about the rise of 4k. I've seen some videos and images, and indeed they are (somewhat) sharper.
I'm wondering: will you be able to achieve the same quality by downsampling an hdtv (1080p) to 4k, as a native 4k from a 4k monitor?
In any way, would my to be system even be able to smoothly run games in 4k?
i7 4790k
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16gb ram 1600mhz
Thanks in advance
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2 years ago#2
Darkblade9116 posted...
maybe at 30fps tops, probably less. Even 780 ti's in sli struggle with 4K right now. GPU's just aren't powerful enough yet.
(Topic Creator)2 years ago#3
SonyHoundDawg posted...
Darkblade9116 posted...Hi,
Ah, ok thanks. And my other question? Does downsampling have the same effect as a native 4k monitor?
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2 years ago#4
Darkblade9116 posted...
SonyHoundDawg posted...Darkblade9116 posted...Hi,
If by that you mean effect on performance, then downsampling from 4K should because the GPU is rendering at 4K regardless.
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2 years ago#5
Darkblade9116 posted...
SonyHoundDawg posted...Darkblade9116 posted...Hi,
No it won't, what you will get is smoother edges, but you'll see a softening of the image due to downsampling a higher-resolution image to your lower resolution screen. A higher number of physical pixels will be noticeably sharper. Also, even top-end tri/quad SLI systems tend to struggle with 4K with average games (not even cutting edge graphically), so unless you're using a 5K+ system I wouldn't recommend a 4K monitor at the moment.
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2 years ago#6
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Darkblade9116 posted...SonyHoundDawg posted...Darkblade9116 posted...Hi,
According to this link, 4 titans put out 12k.
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2 years ago#7
That was disappointing and a little bit misleading. I see "12K" and expect a single monitor with it. (I hate that we are calling it numberK)
But it's just three 4K monitors, which means it doesn't have the same effect.
(Topic Creator)2 years ago#8
Allright thanks,
I guess i'll be downsampling and see how that goes, or maybe get a 2560x1440 screen sometime. I don't have the money to buy another gpu to sli it , and the prices of 4k monitors are way beyond my budget. Anyway, now i know. Thanks
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2 years ago#9
Downsampling is just another form of AA. It's better than raw 1080p but it's not the equal of 4K.
I am one of those who believes high resolutions are absolutely possible. I think for 4K you are going to want a 6GB card and probably SLI even for moderate gaming. At high rez you drop AA and don't really need it, but 4K is still not easy to push.
You're right to want more than 1080p. A 3GB 780 can certainly handle 1440p no problem, I'd advise a nice 1440p monitor. Alternately, get a 144Hz monitor to utilize excess framerate.


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