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Discussion in 'Assets and Asset Store' started by Matthew Miner, May 27, 2011.
You bet it does. We've done extensive testing with web, iOS, PC, and Mac standalone.
A1. ty!
I'm getting this error when I import your package:
Assets/Editor/Lumos/LumosMenus.cs(40,22): error CS0117: `Help' does not contain a definition for `BrowseURL'
I think another asset I got from the asset store also has Help class and that one is causing this issue. Is there any workaround for this?
This error can be resolved by modifying line 40 of LumosMenus.cs to read UnityEditor.Help.BrowseURL(documentationUrl); (that is, add the UnityEditor namespace before the Help class).
The Help class comes built-in to Unity, so it's a bad idea for a third party add-on to include its own. Do you know which Asset Store package is doing this?
Thanks for the help, it's Advanced Particle Effects. I've deleted it to try your package and I really liked it. Though I have one more question.
I've set up Lumos package and used one Debug.Log (i've enabled logs from lumos object) and one Lumos.Event call. Then I started and stopped game a few times. Only two of these showed in both live feed and player count (with correct software, hardware etc..) but the logs and events didn't show up. Are these updated daily or am I doing something wrong?
Events and logs are queued and sent on a timer rather than being pushed to the server immediately. This means that if you stop the game, any unsent logs and events will be lost. The default timer length is 30 seconds. In practice we've found this generally isn't an issue, but obviously it can be confusing when testing.
I wasn't confused about that. It was pretty clearly stated in docs. But for some reason 3 of the 5 tries I've played in editor didn't show up in player count and none of the logs and events showed up (it's been a few hours since i tried).
Two tries that showed was the first two and had some more time between them (like a few mins). Maybe that's the reason but I still couldn't figure exactly how these analytics work. Do you keep track of ip and not count the same player twice? Was the problem something on my hand?
Ah sorry, I misunderstood the problem you're having. Player count will only go up once for each machine the game is played on. It keeps track of this with an entry in PlayerPrefs. Logs and events should record regardless though; it sounds like there might be an error happening somewhere on our servers. We'll look into the issue. Event recording has been a bit flaky lately, so it could be related to that.
Did you have a chance to look at this? I've tried events again today and it didn't work. And I've noticed one more thing, when I enable "Record Log" on Lumos object, it gets disabled when I start the game.
I'm getting the same issue. A temporary workaround is to change the settings directly in the prefab. Make sure to put your secret key in as well.
Changing the prefab did the trick, though I still can't use events and logs :/ But in the end I really liked the simple layout of your admin panel and ease of use in unity class. What are your plans for "New (Awesome) Features" in premium membership ?
We have been working away for a while now at something we really think the Unity community is going to be excited about. But! We're keeping it a secret until we get a bit closer to launching. Expect much more of the same simplicity and ease of use.
Any way of exporting all of the statistics for one game to a single file?
Or at least to be able to export everything and it ends up in a folder with everything exported separately, would also work.
Hey I have Lumos integrated in an iOS app I'm working on but have yet to really set up all the analytics I need. Wanted to make sure of a few things because the deadline is tight and I want to mitigate risk.
-Have apps using Lumos had any trouble getting approved on the app store? Are there apps on the store using it?
-Are there any rules I should follow for gathering analytics? I know Apple is touchy about deviceInfo after some leaks.
An example of that second one -- I want to track user framerate in a way that identifies the device. Like avgFramerate_iPad2 and avgFramerate_iPad3 -- any insight on whether or not that'd be a problem?
I guess if I needed to, I could try to do it on an existing app I have and see if the update gets through.
Not yet, no. You can export all the logs into a CSV file, but not all the stats for the game. It's a feature we plan to add, but I can't promise a date.
No games with Lumos installed have been rejected by Apple, nor do we believe there would be any reason to. There are indeed games on the App Store using Lumos. We turn off gathering system info (operating system, RAM, etc.) on iOS to comply with Apple's terms of service and we don't use the UDID for anything. It's hard to say how strict they are on gathering device info -- it's understandable why they might want to prevent the operating system from being reported, but it seems unlikely that having numbers on the device itself would be cause for concern. We encourage consulting Apple itself on this matter.
Any way to see further back in the "New Players" graph? How can i export the whole graph, or at least all the values from it? If i do the image export i only get the current view. I think its very important to be able to export all of that data and not just the current window.
Not yet. We'll add this in the future, as well as the ability to download a CSV of all historical data, though I can't give a definite timeline of when this will be available.
Ok, but the old data is saved right? Just not possible to see it yet?
Correct. We just haven't built a mechanism yet for retrieving and displaying data older than a month.
The issue with Events has been resolved. Hurrah!
Thanks. Do you happen to know if Apple's default app EULA covers typical analytics? Seems to be enough from what I can tell,
But I'm no lawyer. Guess I'm just curious if developers typically have to have a custom EULA when using analytics or not.
Apple's standard EULA: http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula/
I can't recall any games, using Lumos or otherwise, that present a custom EULA to users. Apple's standard EULA appears compatible with the information that we collect -- no personally identifiable data, and all for the purpose of identifying problems and improving your product. I'm confident that nothing we record conflicts with what the user has already agreed to, so I think you're fine.
Nice, I missed this post last week. I'll try events again, thanks.
Just let us know if you run into any further difficulties. From our testing everything appears to work fine, but we're always on the lookout for edge cases we may have missed.
Today I'm getting:
"You are trying to load data from a www stream which had the following error when downloading.
500 Internal Server Error" in the editor
From Lumos.Log("Response: " + www.text); in SendCoroutine in LumosWWW
edit: it also seems to cause crash (lldb) when running on device from xcode - disabling lumos script stops the crash
Thanks for letting us know, looks like there were a few glitches in back-end changes we deployed last night. It should be fixed now.
Any date when the next update is coming out?
Looking forward to the ability either exporting all data or at least be able to access the data that's old and outside of the graphs : )
Unfortunately we can't promise release dates for new features at this time (not terribly useful for you I know, but we'd probably be wrong about any estimates anyway). We'll definitely make it known when new stuff ships.
Still pretty far away then i guess : p
Thanx for the answer anyway, great piece of software : )
I'm getting an error from Lumos,
"You are trying to load data from a www stram which had the following error when downloading.
400 bad request"
Events and logs are currently down for maintenance, which is where the 400 error is coming from. We hope to have everything operational soon.
Bummer, I had to remove it from the ios project because the error was causing a lock-up when run from xcode.
That's odd (and unexpected) that it would cause a lockup. The error should be handled by Unity like any other. Thanks for letting us know though, maybe I can find a way to prevent that from happening.
Also getting the same problem. Is there a quick fix? XCode doesn't say anythings wrong when it's running, it just freezes and pauses the build.
EDIT: Found what was freezing XCode - In LumosWWW.cs, Line 99:
Code (csharp):
// Display returned info if there is any
if (response.Count != 0 response.Contains("result")) {
var result = response["result"];
Lumos.Log("Success: " + result);
This is good to know. I would have expected the try/catch statement in LumosWWW to handle any errors properly, but perhaps XCode does something extra with exceptions. Until we release an update I recommended commenting out or deleting lines 97 to 103 in LumosWWW.cs. They're only useful when debugging anyway, so removing them won't have any negative side effects.
We updated the Lumos Unity package to prevent these errors from occurring. We highly recommend that everyone install the update; it will also help us manage traffic spikes in the future. It's available on the Asset Store or on our downloads page.
Does Lumos use encryption at all?
If so, how do you handle the iOS upload process when they ask you the encryption export question?
ie: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/145062/does-this-contain-encryption.html
Information sent to Lumos is not encrypted, no. Should we record more sensitive information in the future the extra overhead will be worthwhile, but it's not a priority with the kind of data we record.
Thanks for the confirmation.
Doing some testing now. Nice and easy to implement!
Could you clarify what unit the numbers are on the website for the default recorded events:
Level Started
Level Completion Time
Hits vs Values? I'm assuming hits are a unit figure of number of times level is started(?), but what are the values (Avg/min/max/sum) in? Are these in minutes?
Some more info on the axis would be great.
Also not sure how to interpret the "Compare With Total Players" % figure. How is that being calculated?
The events system could certainly be clearer. The units for Level Completion Time is in seconds. So, a value of 3600 means that the level was completed in 60 minutes. The Level Started event is simply a count of the number of players who have started a level. This is only recorded once for each player. That is, if 300 players in total make it to level three, that's the number that the event shows. When you choose the option to compare with the total percent of players, it displays the event count divided by the total number of players recorded. So again, if 300 players make it to level three but 1000 players have played the game in total, it will display 30%. With this statistic you might see, for example, that only 10% of players have made it past a particularly tricky level.
For arbitrary events that you add, the units are in whatever you decide. If you're recording the time that players take to complete a lap in a racing game, it will be a time in seconds. The average is the mean time that all players get, the minimum the fastest time, and the maximum the slowest. The sum will only be useful for some types of events. A game like Angry Birds might be interested to know how many birds have been shot overall in level five, for curiosity's sake. In this case the sum would show this value. It's a flexible system that lets you find and compare many stats, though admittedly its interface for doing so could be improved.
We'd love to learn more about what people are interested in using events for so that we can improve the system. We've had a lot of great suggestions sent to us, but I'm sure there are tons of use cases we haven't yet considered.
Thanks for the info.
Is that level started count unique per installed version, unique per play? I guess it's unique per play, as installed would need another LOD?
Another Q:
What's the standard or best practice for notifying the user that you are collecting anonymous stats with Lumos?
Do you say nothing?
Post on website?
Offer a dialog in game that asks for permission and sets an option on/off?
or ?
It's unique per machine (which I believe is what you're describing). That is, a flag is set in PlayerPrefs signifying that the event has been recorded and should never be recorded again, which persists between plays.
The more transparency, the better. While we don't collect any personal information about a player, I recommend having an option somewhere in the game to turn Lumos off. Noting on your website that you use analytics to collect gameplay and diagnostics information isn't a bad idea either. We've had several requests for a way to disable Lumos other than deactivating the game object, so in the next update to the Unity client (likely in a couple of days) we'll have this option available.
Hi Matthew,
Lumos has been extremely easy to integrate so far, and you and your team have been great about responding to feedback and answering questions in a timely manner. Kudos where kudos are due!
My impression so far of Lumos is that it's an excellent system for doing pre-release analytics and beta testing and tuning.
For production use, there are a couple limitations of the Events and core system that I would love to hear your thoughts about:
1) Only the aggregate overall stats are shown in a chart over time. In order to determine whether "live" tuning changes are having an effect, the Events system would need to allow for chart plotting over time. Events are only currently tabulated over all time.
2) If one wanted to track each game version's events separately, there's nothing built-in at the moment. The hacky method would be to prefix a game binary version to all Event keys when reporting to a server, so I guess there's that. Do you have any plans to allow for versioning of event data?
One of the key use cases of event analytics in production is to determine whether changes are having a desired effect, so the ability to determine this is hampered if one cannot separate data by date range for "live" updated games such as webplayers or for distributed updates such as standalone builds.
I'm looking forward to a disable flag for the Lumos client! It would be great if this did not disable the feedback, as a user that does not want to participate in anonymous stat tracking might very well like to use a feedback form. Thanks for your hard work!
Both of your proposed changes to the events system would definitely be useful. Currently we only keep summarized event data (i.e. we throw away individual events after they've been factored into the mins/averages/etc.), so supporting date ranges and plotting changes over time would require a rewrite of the system. It's due for an upgrade though, and we've been listening closely to what developers are requesting in preparation for one. We'd love to hear more use cases and what sort of information developers are tracking / want to track.
As for versioning events, you could create a new game on Lumos for each version and supply the game with different secret keys accordingly. It's a hacky solution and not even close to being user friendly, but it might give you a bit more insight into how players react to changes.
+1 for being able to track per version. Ideally it would be best to keep it under a single game tab as to quickly bring up side by side graphs, or layered graphs for easy comparison between version releases.
I've just put Lumos into my game-in-development and it integrated very easily. Thanks for making a great free tool. I'd definitely find it helpful to be able to view individual data points. Avarages and outliers don't always give the whole story.
Edit: A couple more things:
- Deleting a game doesn't seem to work. It's giving me a 500 Internal Server Error in both Chrome and IE.
- Is there a way to delete a player or clear the events? A had logging from the editor on and accidentally got a ridiculous impossible score, which has kind of stuffed up my data.
I love this tool!
It really suits Unity with its simplicity.
I am not sure I understand how to get the debug logs recorded.
It seems that logging is not recorded from Awake() and Start().
It seems to work fine when fired from Update() and OnGUI().
Code (csharp):
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class LumosButtons : MonoBehaviour {
private bool timerIsRunning = true;
private float startTime;
// this is not sent
void Awake () {
Debug.Log ("log info from awake");
Debug.LogError ("log error from awake");
Debug.LogWarning ("log warning from awake");
// this is not sent
void Start () {
Debug.Log ("log info from start");
// this is sent
void Update () {
Debug.Log ("log info in update");
// this is sent
void OnGUI () {
if (GUILayout.Button ("send log info")) {
Debug.Log ("log info from OnGUI");
Agreed. Keeping individual data points has been requested a lot lately, and we're currently working out how to store all this data while keeping costs reasonable (you could use a service like MixPanel, but for most games the prices would be astronomical).
Ah, so it does. We'll see about getting that fixed.
No currently, no. It's been on our todo list, but the ability to delete data hasn't been implemented yet. We'll work on that.
We can't guarantee that recording logs will be possible in Awake or Start. Our own script's Awake function registers the callback function that Unity sends logs to, and depending on the script execution order this may happen after your own Awake function. Unfortunately I'm unsure of how to remedy this. We'll certainly look into it and experiment, but I have a hunch that it might be a limitation we're unable to work around.


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My website is programmed using PHP, and I would like advice on the best way to protect my Database and Database Settings from hackers.
Currently I have a "database_connection.php" file which contains all of my connection details (e.g. Database Host, User, Password, Name).
It is located in a directory called "secure" which has has .htaccess file in the same directory with this code...
deny from all
Anytime a script needs to access MySQL, it has this code at the top of the file...
require_once(WEB_ROOT . 'secure/database_connection.php');
I'm not very experienced on this topic, and fear this could be my Achilles Heal?!
If your hosting allows it you should move the file with the settings in it above the folder that the web site is in. That way it will only be accessible from PHP and not directly.
You can also place code in the file itself that tests whether it is being called or accessed directly and which disallows direct access.
You lost me on this part...
Similar to this:
if (!is_defined('ACCEPTABLE')) exit;
Another file(s) in your script would have the following in it, thus telling your database connection file, it is being included in an approved file.
define('ACCEPTABLE', true);
However, I will say, that isn't fool-proof. To make it better, I'd follow @felgall ; initial advice. Place the database connection file outside of your web directory and include it using an absolute path.
Sorry but I'm getting what you are trying to do.
And "Another file(s) in your script..." make no sense?! (Um, a script is a file... And what "file(s)" and "script" are you talking about??)
I have a Virual Private Server with GoDaddy.
In my config.inc.php file I have this code...
// Physical Location (aka Document Root)
define('WEB_ROOT', ENVIRONMENT === 'development'
? '/Users/user1/Documents/DEV/++htdocs/06_Debbie/'
: '/var/www/vhosts/MySite.com/httpdocs/');
// Virtual Location
define('BASE_URL', ENVIRONMENT === 'development'
? 'http://local.debbie';
If I change the first constant to something like this...
// Physical Location (aka Document Root)
define('WEB_ROOT', ENVIRONMENT === 'development'
? '/Users/user1/Documents/DEV/++htdocs/06_Debbie/'
: '/var/www/vhosts/MySite.com/[b][COLOR="#FF0000"]SECRET_FOLDER_OUTSIDE_ROOT/[/COLOR][/b]');
: 'http://www.MySite.com');
...is that what you are talking about??
Okay, assume you have an index.php, that "includes" the database connection file.
Your index.php would have the following:
Your database connection file would have (should be at the top of the file):
Since index.php has defined ACCEPTABLE, the include for database_connection will complete.
If you had another page, let's call it article.php, that DOES NOT define the ACCEPTABLE constant and tries to include the database connection file, the database connection file will exist at the IF check and not load the entire file (so the database connection won't be available to article.php.
Second part:I'm not sure what WEB_ROOT is used for, but you'd only "have" to move your database connection file outside of your httpdocs, although it doesn't hurt to move anything that is used in an include (everything, except your index.php, articles.php -- which are web facing files).
Okay, I get what you were saying, but I'm still not following how this makes things more secure?
It almost sounds like you are trying to handle a scenario where a hacker uploaded their own file or something?
Can you please explain the overall logic of this more?
It is what it says it is.
It is a constant that defines where my Web Root is on either my local dev environment or on my production environment. (I usually prepend that to relative paths so things point to "one source of truth".
Right, and that is what I showed in my last post...
Currently, GoDaddy defines your VPS WEb Root like this...
define('WEB_ROOT', '/var/www/vhosts/MySite.com/httpdocs/');
I asked if something like this is what you meant...
// Physical Location (aka Document Root)
define('WEB_ROOT', '/var/www/vhosts/MySite.com/SECRET_FOLDER_OUTSIDE_ROOT/');
Yes, it is to prevent a scenario where someone uploads a file and tries to include your database connection file (or directly access it via HTTP). Granted I'm not a huge fan of this technique myself, primarily because it isn't nearly as protective as the other technique.
Yes, assuming httpdocs is the external facing directory inside MySite.com and MySite.com is not the external facing folder itself (so files inside MySite.com but not inside httpdocs are not accessible via http://MySite.com/.
PHP files are text files.
So generally if someone tries to go to "http://your-domain.com/secret-database-info.php" they wouldn't see the code (just output if any.).But if for some reason the PHP engine fails to run the file, they'll see the text in all it's glory.
That most likely won't happen, but if "secret-database-info.php" is outside of the root, your site's script can get it but a direct HTTP request for it is impossible.
The use of "DEFINE("my-sites-file", TRUE)" is often used so that a direct HTTP request for a "secret-database-info.php" file that is under the root will exit. And for the most part this is secure, but having the file outside of the root is more secure.
I have to re-check with GoDaddy, but I am 90% certain that MySite.com/ is my VPS's directory and that anything inside of it is NOT outward facing. And that you have to have files inside of MySite.com/httpdocs/ for them to be outward facing.
Sounds like you got a good handle on this now, so I think you'll be able to implement it just fine
Let me see if I understand what you and CPRadio were talking about...
First, Mittineague, if my "database_settings.php" file was in the Web Root, would this code help to prevent it from displaying the actuals settings if some tried to load "www.MySite.com/database_settings.php"...
define('LOAD_FILE', TRUE);
if !(LOAD_FILE){
And as far as what CPRadio suggested, would this code work...
define('LOAD_DB_SETTINGS', TRUE);
if !(LOAD_DB_SETTINGS){
(I guess I didn't quite get the need for is_defined...)
Except for having different CONSTANT names, those code examples look the same.
The idea is that in files you want to not be able to be HTTP requested directly, you put the check to see if the CONSTANT has been defined else exit.
In files that you want to be able to access the "sensitive" file you define the CONSTANT.
Speaking of is_defined, it's a good idea to wrap your define in if(!is_defined) as trying to define something that already has been can cause errors.
If I move "database_settings.php" from here...
To outside of the Web Root here...
...then you guys are saying that is safer because hackers won't be able to access or display the file via HTTP, right?
If that is the case, then don't I have to be worried about my config.php file which contains this...
define('ENVIRONMENT', 'development');
// Physical Location (aka Document Root)
define('WEB_ROOT', ENVIRONMENT === 'development'
? '/Users/user1/Documents/DEV/++htdocs/06_Debbie/'
: '/var/www/vhosts/MySite.com/httpdocs/');
// Virtual Location
define('BASE_URL', ENVIRONMENT === 'development'
? 'http://local.debbie'
: 'http://www.MySite.com');
Isn't that "sensitive" information too??
That's really a question you have to answer. Think of it this way: "If someone got a hold of this, would I care? Would it give them some knowledge about my system that I don't want them to know?" If you answer yes, then you need to protect it the best you can, otherwise, leave it be.
If my config.php in inside my Web Root and it got exposed, then hackers would know the location of my "secure_directory_outside_web_root".
And if they knew where that directory was, then wouldn't that make it easy to hack into that folder, thus threatening the new location of my database_settings.php file??
That is my concern...
That sounds like a very valid concern to me. So protecting that information sounds like a good plan
You're a big help sometimes!!
To me, the logic is kind of "circular"...
I need to place my Database Settings in a not_in_web_root_directory for security, but...
I need a Config file to define where my not_in_web_root_directory is at, and...
If I place the Config file in the not_in_web_root_directory location, then my scripts in the Web Root can't see it to know where my Database Settings are at?! (:
Your scripts should be able to locate it and use it (via an absolute path, /home/user/MySite.com/mysecretfolder/config.php). It won't be accessible via HTTP requests though, which is a good thing.


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November 29, 2006
Dear FOS11 member,
We still have openings for you and your family members to create an audio recording about your loved one through the StoryCorps program.
StoryCorps will be out on Long Island :
This Friday, December 1st, 2006 at the WTC Family Center in Rockville Centre.
At this point we have a 1 PM, 2 PM, 3 PM and 5 PM openings. The sessions take about 40 minutes.
Please call as soon as possible to set up an appointment. Every family member can make their own recording or you can do one together. The experience is a wonderful one... you don't want to miss it.
StoryCorps' goal is to have AT LEAST one recording about every victim of 9/11.
Best regards,
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Pop-Culture | Posted by Julie Z on 06/30/2011
Jordin Sparks: 30 Lbs Down
Every week, my Grandma brings over her copy of People magazine for my Mom and I to peruse. It's a guilty pleasure that I actively try to avoid, but every once in a while I'll flip through the rag just to see what's happening with my fave celebs (but then I remember that Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Ellen Page are hardly ever featured in such magazines and put the magazine down). But this week happened to be one of the weeks where I succumbed. Hey, it's Summer, and flipping through a crappy magazine that doesn't require much thought or effort on my part sounded nice.
It wasn't even a prominent article. It was a tiny box on the cover of past American Idol winner Jordin Sparks. …


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WEST Bromwich Albion football legend Tony 'bomber' Brown will talk to fans about his career when he appears at Halesowen Library tomorrow.
Tony Brown was a key part of the Baggies team through the 1960s and 1970s and will be at the Halesowen venue tomorrow along with Albion club secretary Alan Cleverley.
Brown joined West Brom as a youth in 1961 and turned professional in 1963. In the late sixties and early seventies he was part of an Albion team that built a reputation as a successful cup side, winning the 1966 League Cup and 1968 FA Cup.
He was the top scorer in Division One in 1970–71 and received his only England cap at the end of that season. He scored 279 goals in 720 competitive games for Albion during a career at the Hawthorns which ran for two decades.
Councillor Khurshid Ahmed, cabinet member responsible for libraries, said: "We are always looking to attract different kinds of talks and events to our libraries and we are delighted to welcome a true local football hero.
"Tony Brown is a legend at West Brom and I'm sure plenty of fans will be keen to go along and listen to stories from his career."
The talk in the library's Shenstone Theatre Level 7 will start at 7.15pm. Tickets, priced £3 including refreshments, are available by ringing 01384 812980.


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CES Spotlight: Alpine INE-W927HD Navigation Receiver
Zak Billmeier grew up in southern Vermont and coastal Maine. After graduating from Mary Washington College with a Geography degree he still isn't sure quite what to do with, he eventually settled in the mountains of Central Virginia. He spends his free time chasing his daughter around, taking pictures, gardening and cooking. He joined Crutchfield's car A/V writing team in 2007 and is now a lead producer on our video team.
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Alpine's INE-W927HD navigation receiver features a high-resolution 7" touchscreen display that offers convenient access to your eight most frequently used features — such as audio sources, phone settings, and navigation commands — without pecking through multiple menus. And you'll enjoy reliable guidance with turn-by-turn directions, including realistic 3D maps that give you a little peace of mind in unfamiliar areas. A packed feature set rounds out this trusty travel companion.
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Zak: I'm at CES 2013 at the Alpine booth with Steve and he's gonna tell us about new AVN receivers.
Steve: Well yeah, Zak. Last year we introduced the world's first 8" AVN system — that's the INE-Z928HD. And that's the unit you see up on the display right here. Now the 8" radio is great. People love it. They love the feature set. But unfortunately, some vehicles are so tight in the dash area that it's really difficult to get that larger screen in. So our customers asked and we responded. So for this year, 2013, we're offering a 7" version of the 8" radio. All of the same features that the customers like about the 8" radio, but now in a 7" package so it'll fit in any car dash that has a double-DIN application. So it really widens the application for our AVN technology.
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"Today, we at the Mount celebrate that our library is an
essential element of higher education," announced Mount Saint Mary
College president Fr. Kevin Mackin to rapt Library Week listeners.
"Author William Kennedy explained, 'If, in the beginning was the
word, and the word was with God, then doesn't it follow that, long
before the first cathedral, God owned the first library card?'"
Fr. Mackin then began a read-a-thon, with faculty sharing poetry
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Well, what's left of August is Metals Month, I should say. A broad subject, to be sure, and with only a couple of weeks to explore it, I want to be fairly strict about focusing on interesting and unusual metals themselves (and processes for working with them) rather than more general "cool stuff made from metal." Even limiting the scope this way, our archives are rich with relevant content, and my first priority is to round up the best of it. Look for that tomorrow, and in the meantime, as always, if you have suggestions for subjects you'd like us to cover, under this banner, please let us know below.
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POMONA -- Inland Valley Hope Partners will hold a volunteer orientation training session on Saturday at its administrative officess, 1753 N. Park Ave.
The training will be from 9 to 10 a.m.
Volunteer opportunities for the agency include, assisting in one of four food pantries, administrative, reception, community outreach, special events and gleaning.
Information: Fran Robertson, 909-622-3806 ext. 231 by Thursday.


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Johnson twirls five no-hit frames06/12/2013 2:30 AM ET
By Josh Jackson / Special to MLB.com
Ideally, Erik Johnson would like to swap out walks for hits. In the box score for his start Tuesday night, he'd rather look at a four in the hits column than the four that appeared in the walks column.
"To be honest, I would," he said. "I'm not a big fan of free bases. I'd rather give up an earned base than a free base any time."
Instead, the White Sox's top pitching prospect had to settle for posting five no-hit innings with five strikeouts in Double-A Birmingham's 10-0 thrashing of Jacksonville. The win followed on the heels of the Barons' first-half title clinching.
"It's nice to see, because you know what kind of guys are on this team," Johnson said. "Even though we clinched yesterday, everybody comes out and plays hard each game. No matter what happened the day before, every guy plays hard."
The University of California product has been stellar this season after missing half of 2012 with shoulder fatigue. Tuesday's win improved his record to 7-2, and his ERA is 2.37. He's strung together five consecutive wins, including a game in which he tossed seven shutout innings against the same Suns team. He wasn't thinking about his previous success against Jacksonville in this start, though.
"They have a lot of talented hitters on that team, and a few hot hitters that've had some good games against us in this series," he said. "I just worry about what I'm doing, about working ahead, trying to get early soft contact. I'm always looking to get ahead and stay ahead, every time I'm pitching to a new guy. I had a little trouble doing that tonight. But I focused on winning 1-1 counts, and that worked for me."
The first baserunner Johnson permitted came as a two-out walk in the second, but he followed it by fanning Miami eighth-ranked prospect J.T. Realmuto.
Marlins' No. 2 prospect Jake Marisnick, who left the game after running into the center-field wall in the sixth, reached on an error in the third, but Johnson didn't have any real trouble until the next inning, when he walked the Suns' Kyle Jensen and Aaron Dudley.
"I wasn't working ahead and I got behind. I needed to refocus, really, is what that was about," he said.
Having pulled himself together, Johnson induced a ground ball -- one of his five -- off the bat of Mark Canha for a double play.
"Even when [Jensen] got on with a walk, I was looking to get a ground ball [from Dudley]," Johnson said. "Then with [Canha], I was looking to go inside and get a ground ball. Ground balls are always better than fly balls, especially with runners on base. I've been doing a good job working the ball down in zone. Especially with the defense I've got, I've enjoyed letting them do the work."
The pitcher then surrendered another walk -- this one to Ryan Fisher -- but then got Realmuto to bounce to short.
He worked a perfect fifth, but his night was done after 83 pitches with his team leading 8-0.
"I've been throwing quite a bit of innings lately," he said, "and with the score what it was at that point, I'd go to the bullpen too."
Johnson handed the game over to White Sox No. 18 prospect Santos Rodriguez, who struck out four and gave up one hit over two innings. Rodriguez's ERA stands at 2.33, and he's part of a Barons bullpen that has kept Birmingham undefeated -- 36-0 -- when leading after six innings.
"You have to commend all the parts of the team. Starting pitching is doing great job and the bullpen is doing very well too," he said. "You have to give credit to the defense and the bats as well. It's a great, complete team."
Of Rodriguez, Johnson said, "He comes in and throws his fastball well. He's a left-handed guy who has good stuff and who will go right after you with that stuff. It's great to have a guy like that in the bullpen."
Trayce Thompson, the White Sox's No. 2 prospect, homered, plated two runs and scored twice. Marcus Semien, the organization's 16th-ranked prospect, also scored twice, having reached based three times. It was on a homer off the bat of Andy Wilkins that Marisnick ran into the wall.
His injuries did not appear serious.
"We got him out of there. He got banged up. His was a little bit contused and felt like a dead leg, so to speak," said Jacksonville manager Andy Barkett. "I talked to our trainer after the game, and he got seen by a doctor. Basically, it was kind of like a funny bone-type thing, where you bang your elbow really hard and kind of lose feeling in it for a little bit. But he came and he iced up. He should be fine. I don't foresee him missing much time, if any at all."


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|Senior Woman Administrator/Sr. Assoc. AD, Student-Athlete Well-Being
Jessica Hammond-Graf is now serving the department as Senior Woman Administrator/Senior Associate AD for Student-Athlete Well-Being.
She also now serves as the academic advisor for the men's basketball program.
Hammond-Graf has been a valued member of the UMBC Athletic Staff since arriving in Baltimore in 2003. Formely, as Assistant Athletic Director of Academic Services, she supervised and coordinated the student support services for UMBC's 19 varsity sports teams. The 1995 University of Connecticut graduate also oversaw student registration and served as the advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Council, while acting as a liaison with the campus student support services.
In 2010, she was selected to hold the position of Region I Director for the N4A organization (National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics). The purpose of N4A is to empower student-athletes to become more productive individuals through educational and personal development.
Hammond-Graf came to UMBC from LSU, where she served as the academic advisor in the College of Education. Prior to LSU, she spent close to three years at Tulane University as the senior academic counselor and primary counselor for women's basketball, upperclassmen on the football team, men's and women's track and field, golf and tennis.
Hammond-Graf has also spent time as an academic advisor at the University of Pennsylvania and George Mason following her graduation from the University of Connecticut in 1995 with a bachelor of science degree in sports psychology. She later earned her master's in sport psychology from Temple in 1997.


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|44th Annual Sugar Bowl Classic ~ January 2, 1978
#3 Alabama 35 (Final: 11-1-0, #2)
#9 Ohio State 6 (Final: 9-3-0, #10)
How Alabama and Ohio State Met in the 1978 Sugar Bowl
BONUS FEATURE: Woody Hayes and Bear Bryant were the show at the 1978 Sugar Bowl by Rob Oller for the Columbus Dispatch, 12/24/14
"We thought we had 'em then."
Lou Green, an Alabama guard, had Ohio State right where he wanted the Buckeyes - under his foot.
He had cut out pictures of Buckeye stalwarts like Aaron Brown. Tom Cousineau, Byron Cato and Dave Adkins and put them in his sock.
"I wanted to paste Brown's picture in my helmet," Green dead-panned, "but some of the guys talked me out of it. I just kept them down there where they couldn't raise any hell."
The Buckeyes never get out from underfoot - either Green's or the 'Bama team - despite 10 Crimson Tide fumbles, though only two were lost.
Even with that, from start to finish, Alabama was in command.
"The plan," center Dwight Stephenson said, "was to take it right to them." And 16 of Alabama's first 17 plays went right into the teeth of the Buckeye defense. The Crimson Tide held the ball for eight minutes, gaining 60 yards, while Ohio State appeared to be just hanging on, even at that early stage. David Sadler, Green, Bob Cryder and Jim Bunch, the 'Bama offensive line, thrashed their opposition as the Tide backs consistently gained yardage off tackle. The drive ended short of points when quarterback Jeff Rutledge was stopped on a two-yard pickup on fourth-and-goal from the 5.
"We had a little further to go than I thought," commented Alabama coach Paul Bryant. "We should have kicked the field goal. It was a stupid call, and I made it."
The ease in which 'Bama handled Ohio State, points or not, on that drive carried a message: "We thought we had 'em then," Rutledge admitted.
With almost embarrassing efficiency, Rutledge guided the Tide 76 yards on its second possession. A 29-yard pass to Ozzie Newsome, with a 15-yard roughing the passer penalty tacked on, put the Buckeyes in serious trouble. Tony Nathan bounded into the end zone from the 1 after Bruce Bolton put the ball there on a six-yard run that wasn't supposed to be.
"Ozzie came off when Bolton went in, and he (Newsome) was supposed to carry on the play," Bryant moaned with a smile, "The Good Lord called that one for us."
Bolton also figured in the next 'Bama touchdown, which came on a play Bryant hadn't used all season. Rutledge and the Crimson Tide line had Ohio State backpedaling on its next series, an 11-play, 76-yard touchdown drive. The points came when fullback Johnny Davis swung right on a fake at the Buckeye 27 while split end Bolton, who had lined up as a right halfback, rolled out of the backfield and shot down the sideline.
Anticipating the run, the Buckeye cornerback stepped forward - and Bolton was almost instantly clear. Rutledge dropped back and got the ball to Bolton, barely inbounds. The extra point was missed, but with 4:32 left until the half, Alabama led 13-0.
The Tide had scored on two of only three first half possessions.
Quarterback Rod Gerald had the Buckeyes in position to get back in the game, guiding Ohio State to the Alabama 3. Coach Woody Hayes, however, passed up a field goal attempt on fourth down. "I thought about it being bad football," he explained. "When you're down 13 points, field goals don't look so big...if we had gotten the touchdown we may have played better ball."
But they didn't.
After 'Bama again held Ohio State at its 28, Rutledge took the Tide 72 yards where he hit Richard Neal with a three-yard TD pass. Another pass to Neal on a two-point conversion made the score an out-of-reach 21-0.
"There in the third quarter, when we had the ball on the short end of the 50 twice and didn't move," smoldered Hayes, "their defense rose to the occasion and our offense didn't. That definitely sealed the ball game right there."
Buckeye players continued to talk about their exhaustive beating to Michigan, and why they should've been in Pasadena as Big Ten champions. While embarrassed Sugar Bowlers cleared their throats and avoided eye contact after one of the game's worst matches, reporters wondered how one team could fumble 10 times and still win by 29 points.
Answers came from the Alabama locker room. Tackle Lloyd David Sadler felt it was because there simply was no better team. "Anyone who doesn't vote for us," he said with an eye toward the next day's final balloting after finding out that in the Cotton Bowl Notre Dame beat Texas, the only team ahead o the Tide in the poll, "isn't voting with a clear conscience."
Story excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Wind. Without it we wouldn't have storms and without storms we wouldn't have snow. I get it, but in recent years the wind has brought little to the San Juan Mountains each spring but dust. I'm not talking about a few rogue particulates that have blown in from the desert. I'm talking about dust storms that make me think Apocalypse.
I've been skiing in the San Juan's for the better part of two decades, but the dust storm phenomenon has only been plaguing our spring snowpack for the last five years. Local backcountry skiers now know the dust is coming each spring, it is just a matter of when it will come. To add insult to injury, the dust storms of the last two springs have coated an extremely thin snowpack. Scientist are saying that the dust is contributing to about 45 fewer days of snow cover in the San Juan's each season than a decade ago. The dust storms flare up when we get a stiff and steady wind from the southern side of the compass. This year the first major event hit April 7th the following week. By late April the snowpack looked to be a color best described as somewhere between an off-brown and adobe. Regardless of where the dust comes from, it's here, so I can either hang up the skis or suck it up and get out while there is still snow to ski.
In late April we get a minor reprieve with half a foot of snow. The dust lurks beneath the surface but for a day I have a small window to get some turns in snow that is relatively free of visible dirt. The objective is a tight couloir off the eastern side of South Lookout Peak near Ophir Pass in southwest Colorado. I have been looking at this line for more than a decade, trying to find a time when coverage is sufficient and the couloir and run out are free of debris. From highway 550 I look at the line through my binoculars and it looks good to go. I drive a few miles up the Ophir Pass road find a small pull-out and put things in motion.
South Lookout Peak (El. 13,370) and the couloir from Ophir Pass Road.
The last storm cleared out less than 24 hours earlier, but as I start to skin, I notice shades of brown starting to poke through the brighter snow. As I gain elevation, the depth of the new snow increases and the visible dust dissipates. I traverse a large alpine basin and climb until the pitch exceeds the grip of my skins. I toss the skis on my pack, latch on the crampons and continue to head higher. The couloir narrows and the pitch steepens. I glance down at my bootpack and notice two distinct dust layers within the cross section of snow exposed with each footprint. The dust layers are separated from each other by an inch of snow and from the top by less than three inches. With today's brilliant blue sky, I know that by tomorrow this white snow I climb will look like a chute of soot.
The pitch intensifies and gets my attention. It is steep enough now that my helmet grazes the surface with each step. This is the only time I ever feel truly exposed when skiing dicey terrain. The fear of sliding backwards, chest down, on a cliff-lined 45-degree pitch keeps me focused, which is probably good given the consequences of a fall.
After the crux, the climb mellows to a more comfortable 45 degrees.
After a period of sphincter-tightening steps, the couloir widens and mellows enough to allow me to take more relaxed steps to the top. The top of the couloir is a narrow notch in the rocks that provides exceptional views of the Wilson range to the west. From my perch I can see that the Wilsons took the brunt of the last dust storm. Being the first major mountains east of the desert has made the Wilsons a geological catcher's mitt for massive amounts of dust. In terms of coverage, the snowpack looks like it should in early June, but the tone of the surface is sickening.
Lunch is consumed, gear is stowed and it is time to drop in. Skiing couloirs is a methodical but detailed process where each turn needs to be executed with precision to avoid putting a disastrous chain of events in motion. I get my game face on and feel the pull of gravity as I aim downward. The goal to skiing couloirs efficiently is to work with gravity, not fight it.
Rhythm is the key, and within a couple of turns, I have found mine. I stay focused a couple turns ahead and try to keep my speed up fast enough to not let my sluff catch me. I approach the narrow section and swivel a couple turns to dump speed as the slot is too narrow to allow my skis to turn perpendicular to the slope. After I pass the choke I cut right, make a wide turn, and let the sluff pass on my left side. The crux is over and now this is simple high-angle fun. The couloir widens and I gain speed quickly. The last of the cliff walls disappear and I find myself on huge well-sloped apron, where I dump a hundred vertical feet with each arcing turn. The entire run has taken a couple minutes but is well worth the multi-hour effort.
I soak up the San Juan sunshine while waiting for the rest of the crew to join me in the basin. Once we are all back together we start laying out a plan for our next ascent and select some possible lines. The north-facing slope above us still looks to hold some powder from the last storm. The last few turns we made have left white marks on the brown snow.
Art and snow. Interesting but reason for concern as this isn't what snow should look like in late April.
While it looks interesting, it is another sign that our spring snowpack will likely be gone earlier than ever. Not knowing how much longer our San Juan snowpack will last this spring, we decide that there is no better time than the present to get after it. Skins come out, water goes down and more sunscreen goes on. This is the cycle of my life, and life is good.


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Ray Price is spending his final days at home. The East Texas Medical Center in Tyler has issued a statement saying the Country Music Hall of Famer left the hospital on Thursday, after opting against undergoing any further treatments.
Price has been battling pancreatic cancer for the past two years. The disease recently spread, and is now in his liver, intestines, and lungs. Ray's wife Janie says her husband is "alert and aware of his surroundings and making decisions," and "has not had extreme pain." She adds that it was Ray's decision to leave the hospital and return to "his beloved ranch surrounded by the comfort of his home, family and friends."
Price adds a goodbye to his fans, saying he loves them and appreciates all the support they've given him over the years. He's also telling them that they shouldn't worry about him, because he's "at peace" and is "going to be just fine."
Fans who want to send messages to the singer can post notes on Ray's Facebook page, or mail cards and letters to Ray Price; P.O. Box 1986; Mt. Pleasant, Texas; 75465.
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LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. signs diplomas for the
2012 winter commencement.
COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Kentucky Attorney Jack Conway will
address the largest winter commencement class in Lindsey Wilson
College history Dec. 15.
Lindsey Wilson will award a total of 381 degrees at its 96th
commencement ceremony, to be held 10 a.m. CT Saturday, Dec. 15, in
Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive. It will also be streamed
live via Stretch Internet.
The 109-year-old liberal arts college will award 194 undergraduate
degrees and 187 graduate degrees. LWC's previous record winter
class was 365, which was graduated in 2010. The college awarded 287
degrees at last winter's commencement.
More than 65 percent of this year's LWC winter graduates are
Kentucky residents.
"Graduating a record number of students is exciting, especially
because they will help Kentucky reach its goal of increasing the
number of citizens with college degrees," said Lindsey Wilson
President William T. Luckey Jr., who has been the
college's eighth president since 1998.
Conway has been Kentucky's 49th attorney
general since 2008. Twice elected to the statewide office, Conway
is known for his efforts to work with local leaders and
law-enforcement officers to make Kentucky a safer place.
In addition to delivering this year's winter commencement address,
Conway will receive an honorary doctorate from the college's board
of trustees and faculty.
Also receiving an honorary doctorate from LWC will be Columbia
resident George Kolbenschlag. A retired Lindsey Wilson vice
president and faculty member, Kolbenschlag had a distinguished
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coming to Lindsey Wilson in 1987. He retired from the college in
2004. Since moving to Columbia, Kolbenschlag and his wife,
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"Both Jack Conway and George Kolbenschlag exemplify what it means
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I did something 'samiux' suggested, which was to install gnome-alsamixer. And checked 'rec' on its interfaces and then tried it out. It worked. Thank you guys for helping out.
Now if someone could explain to me how we could enable the same 'rec' thing without installing gnome-alsamixer? what is this 'rec' check option on gnome-alsamixer's interface corresponds to, on the system?


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F12 / F13 M6 & F06 M6 Gran Coupe (2012 - current)
The third generation M6 based on the BMW F12/F13 6 Series and shares its 7-speed M-DCT gearbox, BMW S63 V8 engine and other technology with the F10 BMW M5. The F06 M6 Gran Coupe, based on the F06 6 series also shares the same engine, transmission and technology.
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This morning, the BMW Vehicle Distribution Center in Port Jersey, NJ graciously hosted the March meeting of the NJ Chapter of the BMW CCA.
I do apologize for the lack of photos but I know anyone who has ever taken a factory tour will understand that when BMW says NO CAMERAS OF ANY KIND, they mean it! (The rest of you will just have to take it on faith. ) While this thread is indeed Useless Without Pics, I felt I had to post a public service message for all you potential M6 buyers. It's very brief; just three words:
San Marino Blue.Oh, my God. There were two new M6 cabrios there, both painted this color. It is the most eye-popping, vibrant, traffic-stopping, electric metallic blue I have ever seen on a production car. Ever. This is a blue that would not look out of place on a Lamborghini--it's not garish at all but it is that bold.
It made the Interlagos blue M3 parked across the aisle look like a black hole. Monte Carlo blue pales in comparison. Le Mans is suddenly the conservative choice. If you have seen Deep Sea Blue in full, direct sunlight...San Marino looks a bit like that indoors.
With the opening of the NY International Auto Show just two weeks away, practically every car that will be on display was there being prepped for the event. We were also extremely fortunate that a ship docked early this morning: The ship carrying the M6 Coupé to make its North American debut at the NYIAS. Rolled right off the boat and straight into the meeting. (Literally. As in, they weren't certain it was on the ship when the meeting began, and by lunch it was parked 20 feet from the buffet.) How cool is that?!
It's the same orange you see in the wallpapers posted here...I did not quite catch the name but it is not Valencia. It is brighter and richer-looking, as befits the M flagship. While not as jaw-dropping as San Marino Blue (which caught the eye of seemingly half the attendees), it is every bit as gorgeous. It is somewhat less coppery than Valencia, yet nowhere near orange-juice orange either--another spectacular color.
To be honest, half the reason San Marino seemed more dazzling may be simply that there are so many other BMW blues to compare it to, whereas for orange we have... what, three? Regardless, if these paints and those on the F30 3ers are any indication, it looks like color is finally making a fashion comeback at BMW. Here's hoping!
I will post photos here after the NYIAS opens, if I get any worthwhile (I am badly out of practice, so we'll see...). Judging by the cars on display for us today, this looks to be one of the most varied and impressive fleets BMW has brought to the NY show in years. If you live in or will be visiting the area--don't miss it!
(Once again, a huge thanks to the BMW VDC staff for inviting us and to Flemington BMW for providing lunch!)
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I wish there were pictures as I have always been a fan of Interlagos blue. I guess I will have to wait to see it in person next week!
Thanks for sharing -- good to hear that it looks good in person -- though I didn't think it would disappoint anyone!
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I love spring break! I can get lots of uninterrupted sewing done. Here are some pictures to prove it.
This is my progress on Miss S's pieces. Her vest (Simplicity 8567) was a little less time-consuming than Miss M's (New Look 6129), so it's practically done already. Since I'm using the same green thread for the dresses and for the rainbow striped vest and apron, I did all those garments first. (That way, I don't have to keep changing the thread in the machines.)
This is Miss M's outfit so far. Both green dresses (Simplicity 2845) still need side seams, hem, and elastic at the neck and sleeves. This vest and vest lining are waiting to be put together, and the apron is still 4 separate rectangles.
That was how I left things at bedtime Tuesday night. Today I made some more strides toward the finished products.
First, the two dresses. The girls will be here Friday to try them on so I can check hem length and the fit of the elastic around the neck and shoulders. There will also be elastic at the sleeve hem, but I forgot to measure their upper arms for that. Oops! My dress form (I call her Beatrice…don't ask why) has really broad shoulders, so these girls' dresses look kind of goofy there. Trust me, the dresses will look better on Miss M and Miss S!
Miss S is the shorter of the two girls, and wanted a little bit longer sleeve. Miss M is taller and likes a shorter sleeve.
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Canadiens' Carey Price gets beaten by Flyers' Jeff Carter during the first period on Tuesday night in Philadelphia. Paul Bereswill, Gatty Images
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AUDIO: Jacques Martin | Carey Price | Brian Gionta | Hal Gill | Mathieu Darche | David Desharnais
PRE-GAME AUDIO: Jacques Martin | James Wisniewski | Jeff Halpern | Chris Pronger | Peter Laviolette | Sean O'Donnell | Claude Giroux I and II
• At a Glance: The Philadephia Flyers won their 1,000 regualar-season home game in franchise history with ease on Tuesday night, using the power play to dump the Canadiens 5-2.
The Flyers scored two power-play goals late in the first period to take a 2-0 lead over undisciplined Canadiens, who took three penalties within a 1:31 span to face two 5-on-3 disadvantages.
Jeff Carter scored 17:42 into the period and Kimmo Timonen scored 1:03 later to give the Flyers a 2-0 lead.
The Flyers added two more goals in the second period, one on the power play, to take a 4-1 lead.
Daniel Carcillo made it 3-0 only 23 seconds into the second period with a backhand that eluded Carey Price.
David Desharnais scored for the Canadiens 12:43 into the period to make it 3-1, but the damage was done.
Claude Giroux scored the a power-play goal for the fourth Flyers goal with 3:08 to play in the middle period, his 19th of the season.
Mathieu Darche scored in the third period, his ninth of the season, to make it 4-2 Flyers with less than five minutes to play.
Daniel Brière scored into an empty net.
Montreal went 0-for-7 with the extra skater.
• What It Means: The Canadiens fall to 27-18-5 and remain at 59 points for seventh place in the Eastern Conference.
• What's Next: The Canadiens are off until Feb.1 for the NHL All-Star Break, playing the Washington Capitals before travelling home to take to take on the Florida Panthers on Feb. 2. After that, the Canadiens play a pair of matinees during Super Bowl Weekend with games against the New York Rangers on Feb. 5 and New Jersey Devils on Feb. 6.


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BMW GT1 DIS V57 SSS V39 Tips Information and FAQS!!
BMW GT1 DIS V57 SSS V39 Fit all laptops
DIS version: V57
SSS version: V39
DIS: English,Chinese and Korea
SSS:English,Chinese,Japanese,Korea, Thai,Spanish,Italian,Dutch,Greece,Swedish,Indonesian,Turkish ,Portuguese,French and Russian.
BMW group tester one (GT1) is offered to the aftermarket in the same specification that is currently supplied to BMW franchised dealers. It is special-purpose tool of BMW Series.
Gt1 is supplied with a Pentium based laptop PC on a Windows platform connected to a high specification communications and measurement interface.
GT1 can complete coverage of ALL BMW systems, one thing that can only be done using the GT1, this function is called Electronic Control Unit (ECU) programming and configuration. Many of the original electronic systems on modern vehicles can now be re programmed using software; historically any changes to rectify software problems would involve a new ECU which would be purchased from the parts department and that is the only way that the independent market today is able to overcome these problems. The BMW GT1 system allows you re programme all BMW car ECU's to fix software or to install a blank ECU to a repaired vehicle. GT1 is the only system that allows you to do this and is absolutely essential if working on Freelander , the GT1 is also the only system that provides all diagnostics and programming for the very latest BMW launched this year.
BMW GT1 software kit comprises of five system ,TIS system .DIS data system ; diagnosis system .measuring system and management system . you can to test and check data information same time in GT1.
Test function :
Read faulty code ,clear faulty code ,data stream .activate state,programming ,component test ,maintenance data information ,components location ,wiring diagram etc...,TIS AND DIS ARE SUPPLY all of system diagram of all of BMW car, Components location, maintainence method and coding information etc. Can do completely of BMW car system.
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2. Network cable
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4. GT1 for vehicles with OBII diagnostic connector
Q: What is the difference between GT1 and OPS?
A: They have one same function is diagnose. GT1 is good for cars before 2005 while OPS is good for cars after that, and OPS can do 2009 year models. OPS can do coding and programming for cars with fiber.
Q: What is this version BMW GT1 different from GT1 DIS V57 SSS V32 Fit IBM T30?
A: There are two differences. First one, this version GT1 do not limited on IBM T30,it can work with any laptops, as long as this laptop support USB 2.0. Second, this version GT1 DIS version is V55 while IBM T30 version is V57.
Q: Which car this device mainly does?
A: It can do almost all of the BMW from 1988 to 2005, BMW OBD1, BMW OBD2 and cars without fiber.
Q: What's the function of the two systems: SSS and DIS?
A: The DIS is used to diagnose, and the SSS is used to program.
Q: why there is a network cable in this package?
A: As you must connect with your computer during use this item, what's more, your computer must connect with the Internet. During the diagnosis, only the device finds your computer ID, orange signal light flashes and connects successfully, you can do diagnosis.
Q: What should I pay attention to during use this item?
A: 1. Please do not disconnect the power and network cable when you test your car, if there is any problem, please press reset light.
2. You'd better keep your maximal car power under 15.2V, if the power above 16V, it will be out of power automatically.
3. When you install the mobile HDD (fit all computer HDD), you need to close the anti-virus system, otherwise you will damage the inside file.
4. When you use mobile HDD (fit all computer HDD) and want to close this software, please close the "power off" of VW PLAYER, rather than close it directly.
Q: If it can do ECU programming for BMW 1996 328i?
A: Yes, it can do.
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of human subject research participants. All research conducted at NIJ or supported with NIJ funds must comply with all Federal,
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NIJ policy provides for the protection of the privacy and wellbeing of individuals who participate in NIJ research studies
under two different, but philosophically related, sets of regulations: