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"For the FreeBSD community as a whole, I think it comes down to the fact that Amazon Web Services is the market leader -- other clouds each have their own advantages, but EC2 is the default first place to look." -- Colin Percival
Yesterday, Colin Percival, FreeBSD Security Officer, announced that FreeBSD is now available on Amazon EC2. What does EC2 availability mean to FreeBSD's future in the cloud? In an interview with Linux Pro Magazine, Percival said, "It's still pretty murky right now. This 'availability' is so far nowhere near the standard for stability which FreeBSD normally sets." Percival says that he hopes the stability will improve. "It all depends on having people test it and find bugs," he says.
Percival says he doesn't have any personal interest in other clouds. As a FreeBSD developer, however, he's interested in working with other companies to help them make FreeBSD available on their systems, particularly if he can get paid to do the work.
In the announcement post, Percival noted that his biggest complaint about Amazon EC2 was the inability to run FreeBSD on it. "For me personally, I have a much more selfish motivation," he says. "My online backup startup, Tarsnap, is built on top of Amazon Web Services, and the server code is running under Ubuntu. I have no specific objection to Ubuntu... but, well, it isn't FreeBSD," Percival adds.
When asked how many users started using FreeBSD on EC2 since the announcement was made, Percival said, "I have no idea. In hindsight, I should probably have set up this first test AMI to send me an email every time it was launched." About 10 people have contacted Percival and stated they have launched instances, but he noted there are about 100 people on his "want to use FreeBSD on EC2 when it's available" mailing list.
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UMass Amherst Researchers Create Super-Adhesive Material Based on Gecko Feet
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Feet so sticky even dead geckos still hang around
A 16-inch square holds 700 pounds on a vertical surface
For many people, the only time thoughts of geckos come to mind is likely when a commercial for a certain insurance company comes on TV. Geckos have feet that would allow the tiny little 5-ounce lizard haul 9 pounds straight up flat wall, assuming the lizard was buff enough. That is a major amount of adhesive force generated from a tiny surface.
A study of the gecko and its amazingly sticky feet has led the team of polymer scientists and biologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst to invent material called Geckskin. The Geckskin material is able to hold 700 pounds on a smooth wall. The research team included doctoral candidate Michael Bartlett, and biologists Duncan Irschick. Irschick has studied the gecko and its ability to cling to surfaces for over two decades. The gecko in the wild is able to climb vertical, slanted, and surfaces that are backwards tilted with no problem.
"Amazingly, gecko feet can be applied and disengaged with ease, and with no sticky residue remaining on the surface," Irschick says. These properties, high-capacity, reversibility and dry adhesion offer a tantalizing possibility for synthetic materials that can easily attach and detach heavy everyday objects such as televisions or computers to walls, as well as medical and industrial applications, among others, he and Crosby say.
The Geckskin device that the group of researchers created is 16-inches square being roughly the size of an index card. Crosby says, "Our Geckskin device is about 16 inches square, about the size of an index card, and can hold a maximum force of about 700 pounds while adhering to a smooth surface such as glass."
Despite the fact that the 16-inch square can hold 700 pounds on a surface as smooth as glass, it can be released with little effort and reused many times with no loss of effectiveness. Once removed, the Geckskin also leaves behind no residue. The team says that you could use the Geckskin to hold a 42-inch flatscreen TV to your wall and be able to release that TV with a simple tug and then stick it back on the surface repeatedly.
Prior attempts to re-create the sticky gecko feet focused on microscopic hairs on the toes of the gecko called setae. Those previous attempts failed to re-create sticking power of the gecko foot. The group the researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have been able to use a "simple and elegant" method to recreate sticking power.
"It's a concept that has not been considered in other design strategies and one that may open up new research avenues in gecko-like adhesion in the future," said Crosby.
The research team says one of the key innovations was the ability to create an adhesive with a soft pad that is woven into a stiff fabric. That design allows the product to drape over a surface for maximum contact while maintaining the stiffness and rotational freedom needed. The researchers are working on improving the material now.
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The Barcelona Cookbook by Sasa Mahr-Batuz and Andy Pforzheimer with Mary Goodbody, includes recipes like Almejas con Chorizo Clams with Sausage; Mussels al Diablo Mussels with Hot Pepper; Calamari a la Plancha Pan-cooked Squid; and Pollo al Pimentos Chicken with Pimentos.
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This is Sasa's dish, borrowed from a restaurant he worked in and—like many of our best-selling dishes—Italian through and through. This dish follows the Barcelona precept: simple preparation and big, striking flavors. We serve a large crouton with it, but people will typically go through an additional basket of bread to finish the broth.
1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
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3. Pour 1/2 cup of the olive oil into a shallow baking dish. Lay the bread slices in the oil and turn once to coat both sides. Toast the bread for 10 to 15 minutes, turning once or twice, or until golden brown and crisp. Transfer the croutons to a plate to cool.
4. Pour the remaining 1/2 cup of olive oil into a large sauté pan and heat over medium heat. Add the garlic and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, or until lightly browned. Add the mussels, tomatoes, and pepper flakes and season with salt to taste. Stir well and cook for about 15 minutes.
5. Add the wine and parsley, cover, and cook for about 3 minutes, or until all the mussels open. (Discard any that do not open.)
6. Pour the mussels and the sauce into a large serving bowl. Garnish with parsley and drizzle with extra-virgin olive oil. Stud the bowl with the croutons and serve.
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This epilogue was not necessary and did not have to be written as an extra. It just seems to have warranted us spending additional money or using a credit. Goodness, this could have been added to the book ending. The narrator is also horrible and his voice as a female sucks!
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The narrator absolutely ruined this ending. He was terrible! I don't think the story was that bad, but the narrator was so bad it was truly difficult to listen too.
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The story is interesting, but the narrator is awful. He is especially bad during the sex scenes, which made me very uncomfortable. It was nice to know the end of the story.
"Horrible horrible performance. Don't buy this"
I just wasted a credit on this book. I have gotten the series and so far so good on that. But really this guy we is performing the voices is so annoying I could only listen to it for 10 min. I had to even force that because I was determined to listen to the story. I urge you to just buy the kindle version and let Siri read it to you. At least it's cheaper and less annoying.
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I adore this series but this narrator makes it unendurable to listen. His voice is too deep and too inflexible resulting in all female characters sounding like a mocking farce. I would rather listen to text to speech. This narrator is not right for this genre
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My dissapoinment so bad in the narration dragged though it to find out what should have been in first ending. just terrible But this is the first time dissapointed in Writers efforts.
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- Business notebook: Owners ready to roll out the Barrel 131 (2/20/17)7
- Japanese restaurant up and running; owner surprised by fondness of sushi here (2/24/17)1
- SoutheastHEALTH, Washington University School of Medicine announce collaboration (2/24/17)21
- Missouri bill would limit transgender school bathroom access (2/22/17)48
- City issues precautionary boil order near Arena Park (2/23/17)
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Defining clutter
TO THE caller who doesn't want another memorial cluttering up the park at the Common Pleas Courthouse building, do all the flags at Cape County Park on Flag Day clutter up the beautiful park? Do all the vets at the Missouri Veterans Home clutter up that beautiful building? I think you need to think about what you're saying.
Deadbeat dads
I SAW on TV where, over Father's Day in Illinois, they arrested hundreds of deadbeat fathers who weren't paying for their children. So much of that goes on in Cape County and so many children are not being paid for. I was just wondering why Cape County does not do something like this where they go after these deadbeat dads.
Paving roads
I THOUGHT the new sales tax was for deputies and road paving. If NARS is going to hire 500 local people, they would be paying sales tax already since they live here. If we have more money than we need for this year's roads, just pave more this year. It will just be a matter of time until asphalt will go up, and we'll have to have more tax or pave fewer roads.
Coulter embarrasses
ANN COULTER does not reflect the Republican Party. In fact, she's very much a loose cannon and an embarrassment for anyone who's conservative, as far as I'm concerned. I have confidence that any Republican president will do better than most Democrats that are running, if not all of them.
Phone over e-mail
FOR THE caller who's worried about his computerized message, don't give out the e-mail. No. 2, don't even have e-mail. No doctor can get hold of me by Internet. He'd better use the phone or I won't be hearing from him.
Learning to love
FRANKLY I'M surprised that people on disability would have to pay any taxes. However, I don't think it's a good thing to exclude school taxes. The person pointed out no longer having children in school. How about grandchildren? Responsibility reaches beyond just yourself and what your latest function in life is. There's thinking beyond yourself. That's what grandparents learn, to think beyond your own immediate family. You learn to love others who are brought into the family.
Showing dissatisfaction
I THOUGHT the county commissioners were elected to help take care of the county, not the city of Cape Gir-ardeau. The only way we can show our dissatisfaction is to vote these people out of office as soon as possible. They do as they please and seem to get re-elected every time. We need new people in office.
Baptists are Baptists
I JUST finished reading the article in Speak Out about the black Baptists. I think what they're doing is great, but I'm a Baptist but we don't consider ourselves "white Baptists." Our church sign says "Everyone welcome" and that means black or white. We don't say we're a "white" Baptist church. We're just Baptists and everybody's welcome.
What girls know
There are people who think that "girls" do not know about birth control and the consequences if you don't use it because no one teaches them about it. That is ludicrous. Most if not all girls have always pretty much known, by at least the age of 12 or 13, that if they have sex they might get pregnant. They know about condoms and birth control pills. Because we have made it acceptable to have sex, and even to have babies before marriage (and let the taxpayers foot the bills for that baby), it is going to continue happening.
MoDOT doing well
Kudos to the workers on I-55. I drive from Cape to Fruitland every weekday, and I have been thoroughly impressed with the organization and speed of the work being done. Thank you for a job well done!
Pathetic preaching
How dare someone use a murder of a woman and her unborn child as a reason to preach about abortion? First, the child was at full term. An abortion at nine months? No. Second, it was not the woman's choice for the "father" of the unborn child to kill her and her baby. He deserves full punishment for stealing away two lives. Abortion has nothing whatsoever to do with this murder, and using it as a forum to preach your own opinions about abortion is both sickening and pathetic.
Hollow victory
I looked up the phrase "hollow victory" on the Internet to see what it meant. It didn't really define the phrase but gave as an example the recent defeat of the immigration bill.
Getting a permit
The "man who defied the law for a year," Dennis McDonald, has tried for more than a year to get a permit for a permanent sign without success. "No reasons given, just call me back next week" has been the answer from city officials. The U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled that unbridled discretion cannot be placed in the hands of a permitting official, that permits must be granted or denied in a timely manner. The last story carried by semissourian.com on this issue stated that Ty Metzer, the nuisance abatement officer, previously known as the dog catcher, has the discretion to issue summons. This is why you will see banners displayed at some businesses while others are hammered, as demonstrated in the case of The Mattress Guy.
Jesus died for all
I'm sure I won't be the only person who responds to the caller who claimed that Jesus died for the poor, not the rich. Jesus died for all people, not just people of one socioeconomic class. It's comments like the ones made by this caller that turn people away from God.
Making breakfast
MY FIRST reaction to schools providing breakfast for students was "Why?" My parents ate breakfast before they left for school. I did the same. My children ate breakfast at home. All the political justifications years ago about children "needing" a nutritional breakfast so it should be provided by schools do not explain how generations of Americans who were responsible for their own breakfasts managed to get their educations.
Worth pursuing
THE IDEA of a transparent flood wall for Cape recently surfaced again. The unparalleled success of the downtown golf tournament may have provided the motivation to again begin a public discussion of a transparent flood wall. A few days ago, I read a Speak Out comment in favor of such a wall. However, a few days later, someone seemed to throw water on the proposal by stating he would oppose such a structure. He assumed the wall would be made of plastic and would presumably be easily scratched, ugly and not very transparent. Well, I've heard there is a new material that would be immune to scratching, defacing and so forth. I am not an expert on this matter but I do believe it is an idea worth pursuing.
The way we were
Esicar's Meat Shop epitomized the essence of Cape for decades. Its closing represents another nail in the coffin of the way things used to be in Cape, and we are the worse for it.
Mopping up
Hillary Clinton is cleverly trying to appeal to women voters, commenting, "If there was ever a time for a woman president it's now because we're going to have to do a lot of cleaning." Some of us women might view this as less clever than offensive to women. Some of us might also remember the "cleaning" that was done as the Clinton's were leaving office. Anyway, how many of us can form a mental picture of Hillary with the mop and bucket she mentioned?
Hairline break
i have often wondered why it's so hard to get help with medical care in this country. I recently had to take my child to the doctor because of a broken leg. I had no insurance and was told to just let him stay off of it and it would be fine, that it was only a hairline break. They were all gung-ho to set it and X-ray it until they found out I had no way to pay.
If we build it
I just completed reading the column about Cape Girardeau talking about and attempting to secure a minor league baseball team. This is outstanding and something this area needs, as we currently have no place around here to take our families for any entertainment during the spring, summer and fall. We must travel to St Louis, Memphis, Kentucky Lake, or points beyond and we much rather support our local entertainment industry. I commend the mayor for all of his efforts and his attempt to make this dream come true for all of us. If we build it they will come.
Taking on arthritis
The Arthritis Prevention, Control, and Cure Act (not sure why "Cure" is part of the title, since there is no cure for any of the many forms of arthritis) is a good thing. Saying that it might help ensure early diagnosis to prevent future disability is correct. If my own rheumatoid Arthritis had been diagnosed and treated in a timely manner (as my osteoarthritis was), I would not now be crippled to the point of disability. Please support this act.
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In a release dated February 1, 2012, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) indicated it had filed a lawsuit demanding our government release information about the ongoing and now expanded drone aircraft program, a program the Union calls the "government's targeted killing program." The ACLU is an advocate for civil liberties, founded in 1920 to defend freedom of individual Americans to speak out against war. Its motto is "Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself."
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Our government's deliberate and premeditated killing of American terrorism suspects raises profound questions that ought to be the subject of public debate. Unfortunately the Obama administration has released very little information about the practice — its official position is that the targeted killing program is a state secret — and some of the information it has released has been misleading.
…We're seeking, in addition to the legal memos, the government's evidentiary basis for strikes that killed three Americans in Yemen in the fall of 2011.
This issue of unmanned war machines indeed may be of significance. In recent days the president seems to be going to some length to discuss the drone program as it pertains to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq. Additionally, we recall that a few weeks ago an American drone on a surveillance mission was captured and retained by the authorities in Iran.
In late January the president publicly acknowledged drone strikes on Pakistan for the first time. President Obama said, "A pinpoint strike is 'less intrusive' of other countries' sovereignty than other military ways to target al Qaeda." Speaking on a YouTube video, in a story printed in Al Jazeera, the Arabic-language news network, he referred to drone strikes as being "targeted and focused;" aimed at active terrorists in tough terrain remote areas near and between Afghanistan and Pakistani borders .
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I think that we have to be judicious in how we use drones, but understand that probably our ability to respect the sovereignty of other countries and to limit our incursions into somebody else's territory is enhanced by the fact that we are able to pinpoint strikes on al Qaeda operatives in a place where the capacities of that military in that country may not be able to get them. …For us to be able to get them in another way would involve probably a lot more intrusive military actions than the one that we're already engaging in.
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With hundreds of strikes over the past few years, the program has been one of the biggest open secrets in Pakistan. For years, the Pakistani government has given tacit approval of the strikes while publicly condemning them.
He also said that the president was discussing something widely known, and repeated that the missions are "precise" and "targeted to avoid casualties."
There has also been discussion recently of use of drone aircraft over Iraq. The New York Times wrote that, "The State Department began operating some drones in Iraq last year on a trial basis and stepped up their use after the last U.S. troops left Iraq in December." It is reported that the drone program "outraged" senior Iraqi officials. The presidential response was delivered on the internet, on YouTube: "The truth is we're not engaging in a bunch of drone attacks inside Iraq. There's some surveillance to make sure that our embassy compound is protected." In the question and answer session, Obama said, "I think that there's this perception that we're just sending in a whole bunch of strikes willy-nilly It is important for everybody to understand that this is kept on a very tight leash."
The Times reported that three senior Iraqi officials: a top adviser to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq's national security adviser, and the acting minister of interior, said they had not been consulted. Victoria Nuland, a spokeswoman for the State Department, said that the government always consults with foreign governments about "steps to protect U.S. diplomats." She did not address whether our government had obtained Iraqi permission to use the drones. The reference there is to the fact that drones can be used to track the routes and movements of U.S. diplomats as they travel within a country.
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Mirrors were made to watch us fall
A lot of things can bring a girl's self-esteem down. But none more so than her own mirror.
It shows nothing but the harsh truth. The truth that no matter what you do, you can't change what there is.
Everyday, it silently laughs, mocks and scorns as you hopelessly try to stop it.
It turns your own reflection against you. Uses it as a pawn to show you what it sees. Uses it to show you what you don't want to see.
But does it care?
This cold, hard surface enjoys watching you suffer, squirm under its cruel gaze, and become a lifeless shell of what you were.
It taunts a you, makes you yearn for change, holds it in front of you like a carrot before a rabbit.
Finally, driven mad, you break the mirror in hopes of escape. But the broken shards fly and bury deep within your skin, to forever remind you that you will never be allowed to escape.
People say that if you break a mirror, you'll have 7 years of bad luck. But what they don't know, is as long as there is reflection in the world, whether it be from our mirrors or the eyes of someone else, we'll have a lifetime of insecurity.
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The only concert I've ever walked out of was a Depeche Mode show. This was during the Music For The Masses tour at the Boston-area Great Woods shed (now called the Tweeter Center…cripes, are there any major venues left that don't have a corporate name?!!). After a very cool opening of Pimpf->Behind The Wheel, the rest of the show struck me a being pretty flat. It seemed like they were playing tapes of tunes while standing around striking poses. I was really hating the show….I took at look at my friend Greg thinking "gees…another hour of this crap?" and he says "Any time you're ready". Heh….so off we went…back home to watch a Celtics game over a couple of beers.
I did make it through about half of the show…long enough to have a few things lodge in my musical subconcious. They were the darker tunes. The aforementioned opening songs as well as "Stripped" and the title track from Black Celebration. So I somehow ended up buying two CD's after attending a show that I didn't even like all that much. Kinda weird for me. So, somewhat like a train wreck, I found myself not being able to look away from Depeche Mode.
Many, many years later…Martin Gore comes out with Conterfeit2. Another train wreck that I can't look away from? Not really. It's 'better' than that. It's my soft spot for odd song covers, as Counterfeit2 is full of Martin Gore-icised covers. From his Depeche Mode-does-Led Zeppelin-does-David Essex "In My Time Of Dying", Nick Cave's "Loverman" and Kurt Weil's "Lost In The Stars" (oh man, could Freddie Murcury have done that or what?!!).
Anyway, the sound is what you would expect: plenty of synth washes, blurby computer sounds and revereb-drenched twangy guitar. Not exactly party music, but not half bad either.
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No wonder the award of this year's Nobel Peace Prize to the European Union was greeted by sniggers. It seems silly enough to be lionising any political alliance. With the euro in meltdown, Catalonia threatening to secede from Spain, and the German Chancellor's visit to Athens greeted by angry crowds (and at least one Hitler impersonator), it starts to look like the committee in Oslo is making a joke.
Nor does history offer much consolation. In fact, with any number of examples to draw on – the three-way win by Yasser Arafat, Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin "for their efforts to create peace in the Middle East" springs to mind – the pessimist might judge the prize as much a kiss of death as a recognition of achievement.
With time to consider, however, perhaps the panel's thinking is not so eccentric after all. The EU has indeed been advancing peace in Europe for six decades, healing the wounds of the Second World War and forging, from the wreckage of appalling conflict, a culture of reconciliation, tolerance and alliance that has become a global standard. With so much strain now placed upon the union, and with many so eager to talk the whole grand experiment in to history's dustbin, it is, perhaps, exactly the right time to honour all the EU has achieved and all for which it stands.
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One day, suddenly... a night where the moon shines like never before, a boy meets the otherworldly Serin, a denizen of Chaos, only to die and become the undead. Now immortal, he can no longer exist with humans due to an ancient law... A tale of revelations that begins as he returns to Chaos, the start of a new adventure!
So I started to read this yesterday and to my surprised, it turned out to be very good. Though, sometimes the language sounds a bit awkward, as it is translated from korean, but overall its a pretty good read. Highly recommended if you like mangas like mx0, highschool of dead, etc.
Korean manga amazes me more and more everyday by the quality and work they produce, and soon I think they will be on par in popularity with japanese mangas.
|2008-07-10, 23:48
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i think this manga had a slow start. i found the beginning quite boring to be honest, it wasnt until Depore was introduced in around volume 3 (not sure) that it got my interest. it looks promising but ive only read 24 chapters so im not yet sure what i think of this manga.
|2008-07-11, 00:26
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same here i mwaiting for the action cuz there is too much tragedy for the guy
(he became a zombie then he is now being hunted cuz of depore i only wish the he and his master~the gir who revived here get to gether in a good romantic relation ship~ and also i wish the tragedy would be lessen after those)_
|2008-08-01, 22:02
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not enough releases = not enough attention
also, it's not nearly ecchi enough to garner much attention from ecchi lovers and the action isn't quite there yet so action lovers can't get their fix yet
|2008-08-02, 04:05
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Age: 32
Well chapters 15-20 were awesome action for a beginning of a manga.. I guess some would like action in like the first few chapters but that's just like another shounen mangas etc...I liked this approach a lot more so to say. For variation if for nothing else.
But not enough releases do you mean the rate that the artist releases the manga or that "only" around 20 chapters are out ?
|2008-08-02, 06:52
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Well most manga that are too serious do not get attention, unless they have an anime counterpart.
Bride of The Water God, This and Superior are one of those high tier mangas that do not get as much attention here.
The releases are a bit slow than most mangas you see in the first page on AS, where they are scanlated a few days after release. And there is almost no fanservice in these mangas and that wont get a lot of attention from people.
|2008-08-02, 07:15
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i can only judge by the translations since i can't read korean and dont bother looking for raws
and yeah there is almost no fanservice so it makes me wonder why its tagged as ecchi in some sites
|2008-08-02, 10:38
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I think its a pretty decent shounen manga all round, the story, while somewhat formulaic (number of competeing houses, magical world, magic school,etc.), is presented in a pretty fresh manner. The characters, though 1-D at the moment, (with a few exceptions) have plenty of potential to develop. And the drawing style is okay, and since I am not a fan of ecchi, the low level of it in the manga is pleasant.
Also the story has just picked up, so you can't really expect people to start discussing it yet. I personally am going to wait a few more chapters until we find out more about Depore.
|2008-09-05, 19:57
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anyone knows when the next chapter is coming out? I saw the raws for volume 5 although I cant read it it seems Serin has someone else she loves. So she cant love Jaehyuk it seems. Too bad though was rootibg for them and hope a new chapter comes out soon
|2008-10-21, 23:11
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I just hope that this manga doesnt end abruptly like Mx0....
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The Dirty Projectors challenge and captivate with 'The Getty Address' at Disney Concert Hall
The Dirty Projectors' performance Saturday night at Walt Disney Concert Hall was a puzzling test that required a good deal of audience homework be done in advance -- though I don't suspect much was.
I'll freely admit my own lack of preparation: I knew going in that this was not exactly the Dirty Projectors that won wide acclaim last year with the madly inventive album Bitte Orca, including Top 10 notices from, among others, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and yours truly. (It also landed at No. 5 on the Village Voice's Pazz & Jop survey of the nation's music critics.) Indeed, this would not be the same DPs who will undoubtedly wow (and probably perplex) devotees and newbies alike at Coachella, where they're certain to be a standout during Day 2.
It will be the same people, of course, with the group's three female vocalists -- Amber Coffman, Angel Deradoorian and Haley Dekle -- producing their positively witchy wailing (along with shards of heavenly harmony) while draped in different primary-colored cloaks and dresses. Bassist Nat Baldwin (on double bass at Disney Hall) will linger to the side unassumingly, following along fastidiously; drummer Brian Mcomber will thump out grooves both bafflingly polymetric and thrillingly tribal.
And at the center will stand Dave Longstreth, their tall, lanky, rubber-necked mastermind … looking like a young David Byrne blended with a younger Neil Young … singing as cracked and idiosyncratically as such a combination suggests … deftly plucking out West African figures and weirdly de-tuned what-not on a left-handed acoustic guitar wired for gut-bucket grit, like the slide riff that opens Beck's "Loser" or the crackle Cake's John McCrea creates.
In the desert, hopefully near sundown, Longstreth and his Dirty Projectors will surely focus on Bitte Orca, the rich assortment that landed them such plum Coachella billing. Saturday night at Disney Hall, however -- a gig the Brooklyn group struggled to get to, as flights west were canceled three times -- was principally devoted to the ultimate live manifestation of an earlier DPs work, The Getty Address.
It's very likely the most challenging -- but also the most personal and slow-to-gestate -- piece in Longstreth's no-longer-nascent career. I mentioned that I wasn't prepared because I hadn't heard it until two days before this earnestly rehearsed performance -- and I'd only had hours enough to listen to it twice.
That's hardly enough. This is undoubtedly music that requires a great deal more time and effort for its effect and meaning to fully take root.
It is, more or less, Longstreth's first such ambitious work, although its studio incarnation, issued in 2005 by the Dallas indie label Western Vinyl, was technically his third album under the Dirty Projectors moniker. He began work on what would become an avant-garde mini-opera for solo male (with otherworldly female chorus) while still a student at Yale at the start of the decade, inspired in part by the grander, more philosophical works of Don Henley, specifically Hotel California, "a beautiful observation of the alienation and emptiness of material culture -- only more true now than in 1976."
Longstreth (pictured, from last June's Bonnaroo festival) wrote that description, in a letter to Henley reproduced for the evening's program, along with a fold-out libretto poster. Just days into 2005, two years after re-committing himself to the concept (he'd dropped out of Yale as well), the burgeoning then-23-year-old lauded the conscience of the Eagles (along with his Senate fight against Clear Channel) while introducing The Getty Address to the classic rocker. Makes sense why he'd want to flatter him, though sincerely: the questing protagonist of his opus is named after and embodies some of the public persona of Don Henley.
"The character is definitely not you," Longstreth wrote, "he is based more on my brother Jake, Hernán Cortés and also Stephen Dedalus from James Joyce's book Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man -- but he definitely contains shades of the Eagles too."
Think "The Last Resort" and its provocative questioning of the American Dream more than "Life in the Fast Lane" or the breakup ballad "Wasted Time," though don't discount those songs' sense of loss and disillusion. "The album," Longstreth told Henley, "examines the question of what is wilderness in a world completely circumscribed by highways, once Manifest Destiny has no place to go -- but in the end it is a love story." A sort-of romance, that is, involving a Gettysburg Battlefield tour guide named Sacagawea Petrillo; the Cortés influence, meanwhile, can be detected in the Aztec symbolism of an eagle with a serpent in its beak.
Very heady, subtext-heavy stuff, and frankly even close scrutiny of Longstreth's libretto notes ahead of time wouldn't have left me fully prepped to comprehend it. He also sings in such an oddly metered way -- and Disney Hall provides such muddy acoustics for amplified voices -- that even if I knew every impressionistic lyric, I still wouldn't have been able to follow along. As it is, only the most monosyllabic vocals cut through the fascinating clutter, leaving me (and I bet others) with a strictly sensorial experience.
Which may well be Longstreth's aim. Even if so, I'm still left wondering if The Getty Address is as perfectly formed and structured as it could be.
From start to finish, in both exuberant and muted passages, it's a mesh of edgy classical, free-form (yet melodic) jazz, indie-informed funk-rock and the haunting and sometimes halting moods conjured by singular acts like Sufjan Stevens, St. Vincent and This Mortal Coil, all of whom use fractured quasi-classical elements to enhance their compositions. All of that kinetic, dramatic atmosphere (elevated by the group's female chorus, pictured left, from a May appearance with Björk in NYC) is cast adrift upon a bouillabaisse of competing rhythmic forces, girded by percussive effects ranging from ensemble handclaps and warpath tom-toms to deliberately klutzy xylophone doodles, guys blowing into beer bottles like foghorns, and sleigh-bells-plus-glockenspiel glee straight out of Brian Wilson's fantasias.
Then shoot that through with nervy uneasiness; after all, "Don Henley" is presumed to be contemplating suicide at the story's outset, before embarking on a hazily defined search for, among other things, truth, love, peace in a post-9/11 world, and an understanding of the politics of oil.
David Byrne digs it; bet Tom Waits and Captain Beefheart would, too. It definitely had me hypnotized … for about 40 minutes, by which time the oft-repeated motifs and indecipherable words had failed to shed light on any point or conclusion -- and it became harder to keep my increasing frustration from drowning out my intrigue.
I can't have been alone in feeling pushed out to sea without a sail. Were this audience so well-acquainted with the work, would they have been so hesitant about applauding at the end? Wouldn't they have known its final notes?
Seemed as though many of us were encountering The Getty Address for the first time … in addition to savoring and studying two L.A. Philharmonic performances (the prelude to the third act of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde and Ravel's Mother Goose Suite, both complementary in theme and tone) ... as well as two taxing etudes by Ligeti, one frantically dissonant, the other lachrymose and meditative -- and both expertly played by pianist John Orfe. He also joined in, much more subtly, during Dirty Projectors' portion, as did members of the modern-classical ensemble Alarm Will Sound, adding hints of cello, clarinet and bassoon, even bass flute.
I greatly enjoyed virtually all of the program … yet the simpleton in me can't deny that what delighted me most was the evening's encore, when the DPs (minus Mcomber) returned for four perfectly delicate acoustic songs, including sublime deconstructions of Bitte Orca tracks "Cannibal Resource" and "Temecula Sunrise" as well as a marvelously lovely rendition of Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine," from the woodsy surrealism of 1967's John Wesley Harding, no doubt another item in Longstreth's chest of influences.
Half of why I came, foolishly, was to possibly cross Dirty Projectors off my Coachella list, lest they wind up the victim of inevitable scheduling conflicts this year. Now, still confounded as much as I was momentarily captivated, I almost have no choice but to see them again.
Group photo courtesy of Domino Records. Live shot of Dave Longstreth by Mike Lawrie, Getty Images. Pic of Amber Coffman, Angel Deradoorian and Haley Dekle by Roger Kisby, Getty Images.
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Timing & Performance
Like all recent IXUS/SD models the SD870 feels very responsive indeed, and in most respects performance is almost identical to the SD800 (some things are a little quicker, some a little slower). Again the shutter lag when using the LCD could be a little shorter, and the lack of an optical finder means you can't really avoid it (the actual lag is mainly caused by the LCD). Compared to many ultra compacts, however, the SD870 IS rarely, if ever, struggles to keep up with you.
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All times calculated as an average of three operations. Unless otherwise stated all timings were made on a 3264 x 2448 Fine JPEG image (approx. 4,000 KB per image). The media used for these tests was a 1.0 GB Sandisk Extreme III card.
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Like most SD/IXUS series cameras the SD870 has a single continuous shooting mode, in this case offering around 1.3 frames per second at all file size / quality settings - slightly slower than the SD800, but still useful enough. You can't see a preview when shooting bursts, but there is a brief review image displayed after each exposure. The camera will continue shooting until long after you get bored or whatever you were shooting has packed up and gone home for the evening.
Although it's unlikely that many users of a camera such as this will need to shoot such long sequences, it's nice to know you can if you want to. There are competing cameras that will shoot faster, but only for short bursts, so if this is a feature you feel you need, then it's worth having a think about whether it's speed or longevity of shooting that you're after.
File writing / playback performance
The SD870 takes around 1.1 seconds to process and save a ~4.0MB 8MP/Super Fine JPEG (exact size depends on the complexity of the image being shot); which is by no means tardy. Given this relatively fast performance, it makes sense to use a fast card to prevent adding a bottleneck to the process. Playback is also very speedy, with full size images taking under a third of a second to display (if you use the fancy transition options it takes a little longer to scroll through images, but it sure looks nice). If you want to whiz through hundreds of saved shots you can hold down the left or right arrow key and the SD870 will scroll through low res previews of the images on your card at about 10 per second.
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When the family submitted an application to rename the street last year, some community members and elected officials objected to the motion. Community Board 12 Chairwoman Adjoa Gzifa, said she voted no on the measure because Bell did not live or work in the Jamaica neighborhood.
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Dashboards, Reports Among Most Popular Embedded Analytics
According to the Logi report, the top reason to utilize a third-party product to embed business intelligence and analytics is to get to market faster.The top three classic business intelligence and analytics capabilities--dashboards, reports, and self-service analysis--are also the most popular embedded capabilities, each being implemented in at least half of all software applications, according to Logi Analytics' third annual State of Embedded Analytics Report. In previous years, self-service analysis ranked third in importance, but this year, it has made the move to the second most popular embedded capability. A survey of more than 500 business and technology professionals in the United States and United Kingdom revealed that 93 percent of commercial independent software vendors (ISVs) and software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers think embedded analytics have helped them increase revenue. "Embedded analytics is about making these insights available in the context of where and when people need them, which is inside the applications and processes that they use every day," Alvin Wong, product marketing manager for Logi Analytics and author of the report, told eWEEK. "This makes users more efficient and gives application providers a way to improve their user experience, driving customer satisfaction and user adoption of the analytic capabilities in their product."
Almost two-thirds of software application providers embed business intelligence and analytics capabilities into their products. Application providers reported that analytics provides a relative value of about 43 percent of the overall application—a substantial jump from just two years ago when the median relative value was 22.5 percent.
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This church was built in 1898. Longtime member Peggy Richardson recounts, ""I remember that the men stayed outside to discuss the last week's events regarding weather, crops or politics until the pianist started to play. They came in their newest overalls and the ladies in their newest dress.""
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