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Blue Devils crush Chiefs: Gaylord avenges earlier loss to Cheboygan
By Jeremy Speer, Sports Editor
January 25, 2008
GAYLORD ? Midway through the season, the Gaylord girls basketball team has turned an important corner. The Blue Devils are winning the games they should and are enabling themselves to hold leads. That was certainly the case in a convincing 57-35 home victory against Cheboygan Tuesday where Gaylord absolutely mowed down the Chiefs in the second half. And while the Blue Devils? 6-7 record is modest on the surface, it is light years beyond that of the past two seasons, when Gaylord won a combined two games.
Gaylord girls' comeback bid thwarted by Chiefs
By Ian Callison, Sports Assistant
December 21, 2012
GAYLORD - A close game between the Gaylord and Cheboygan girls' basketball teams ended in heartbreak for the Blue Devils as the Chiefs held on for a 42-41 victory Tuesday. With three key players still out with injuries, the Blue Devils (2-4) were at a distinct disadvantage but still managed to make some good things happen. "I'm so proud of all of the girls," Gaylord coach Frank Hamilla said. With just over 30 seconds to go, senior Chelsea Fox found Sydney Gooding for two points, tying the game at 40. After the Chiefs regained a two-point lead on a bucket by Mariah Rozek with just seconds left, Fox was fouled just as time expired after a missed shot attempt by Gaylord.
JV Cards top Chiefs, set up rematch vs. Trojans
October 16, 2012
JOHANNESBURG - The Johannesburg-Lewiston junior varsity football team scored early and often against the Cheboygan freshmen in a 48-0 win Thursday. Dan Nieman took the opening kick 80 yards for a touchdown, and the Cardinals never looked back, rolling up a 42-0 lead at halftime. Another balanced rushing effort was the name of the game. Dale Wells led the way with 77 yards and a pair of touchdowns, while Ethan May added 67 yards. Nick May contributed 56 yards and a touchdown, and Logan Huff chipped in 44 yards and two touchdowns.
Prep football: Northmen, Chiefs to lock horns in rivalry game
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September 20, 2012
Petoskey is coming off its first two-game losing streak in five years. Cheboygan appears on the road back. Could be a dandy Friday when the two long-time rivals lock horns in a non-league high school football game at Curtis Field. "We think our kids are going to play well," Petoskey coach Kerry VanOrman said. "It's a rivalry game and (Cheboygan's) going to be up and they know we've gotten beat the last couple weeks. "They're going to be hungry and they've got things going for them right now." The Northmen, 2-2, are coming off back-to-back blowout losses, 44-14 to Cadillac and 40-0 to Traverse City Central, two Big North Conference rivals who are now a combined 7-1. Cheboygan, 3-1, has won two straight, 42-7 over Standish-Sterling, and 55-27 last week over Ludington.
Cheboygan Chiefs (Girls)
February 15, 2008
Class B Schedule Site: Grayling High School Monday, Feb. 18: Grayling vs. Elk Rapids, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20: Cheboygan vs. Roscommon, 6 p.m.; Petoskey vs. Grayling-Elk Rapids winner, 7:50 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22: Championship, 7 p.m. What's next? Winner advances to regional at Petoskey High School against champion from Harrison district. Roster No. Name Year 5 Amy Charboneau Soph.
Chiefs beat Northmen
September 5, 2003
By no means was it on offensive onslaught by either team. However, when all was said and done, Cheboygan took advantage of the opportunities it was given as the Chiefs used a large rebounding margin in defeating Petoskey, 53-24, in the Big North Conference girls' basketball opener for both teams. The Chiefs, 2-0, shot just 25 percent from the floor in the first half, but collected 21 rebounds in the opening half and finished with a 47-31 advantage in the rebounding department.
Surging Devils whip Chiefs
By Dominick Miller
January 23, 2002
GHS coach Gary Scott was very pleased with his team's performance. "Our team effort was there. We came out ready to play," Scott said. "We had great ball movement. Everybody scored and we got to play everybody a bit. " The Devils came out firing, taking a 10-0 lead in the first quarter before Cheboygan had a chance to blink. Center Joel Ackerman and forward Buddy Rabineau were the main factors in the outburst, as each senior netted two buckets. The Chiefs finally got on the board when Karl Trost was able to hit a couple of freebies.
Northmen stunned by Chiefs
February 4, 2004
CHEBOYGAN - No question. It hurt. Petoskey still remains in the thick of the Big North Conference basketball race today but Tuesday's stunning upset loss at Cheboygan didn't make the road any easier. The Chiefs - who had lost 10 straight to the Northmen including a 71-45 decision back in December - scored the game's first 15 points and then fought off two charges to claim a 52-51 victory. Over the final 1 minutes, 32 second and trailing by nine (51-42), the Northmen put on a furious rally, but a free throw by Karl Trost with 18 seconds left opened a 52-49 lead.
Prep football: Chiefs could pose stiff test for Northmen
By Andy Sneddon News-Review Sports Editor
September 23, 2010
It's Cheboygan. 'Nuff said. Yeah, Petoskey is 4-0 heading into Friday's non-league high school football game with the 1-3 Chiefs. On paper? Looks good for the Northmen. Count Petoskey coach Kerry VanOrman among those who is convinced the Northmen will be in for a battle. "That's (records) not even being brought up," VanOrman said. "As far as we're concerned, we're both 0-0 and I'm sure they feel the same way. They're going to come in here fired up. It'll be a great high school football game to go to in Northern Michigan.
Gaylord keeps winning against Chiefs
January 29, 2007
GAYLORD - The Gaylord basketball team breezed to a 69-54 non-conference victory against Cheboygan Tuesday. The Blue Devils improved to 8-3 with their second victory against the Chiefs this season. "It was a game that we got a lot of players in an important part of the game," said Gaylord coach Tom Johnson. "We got a solid performance out of our starters. " Junior Cory Lewandowski had one of his strongest showings of the season, coming up with 16 points, seven rebounds and three blocked shots.
DWI case re-opened, more charges possible for former chief assistant prosecutor
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Duane Beach, the former chief assistant prosecutor for Emmet County, allegedly violated probation when police found an open container of alcohol in his vehicle following a single vehicle accident in Springvale Township on Tuesday. That discovery prompted Cheboygan County prosecutor Daryl Vizina on Thursday to discuss re-authorizing charges in 87th District Court for an early 2013 arrest as a condition of Beach's probation involved no possession or consumption of alcohol. He may also face a third charge, although Vizina is still awaiting results of a blood-alcohol test from Tuesday's 6 p.m. accident on Pickerel Lake Road near Blanchard Road.
Former Emmet County chief assistant prosecutor in single-car accident
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May 1, 2013
Former Emmet County chief assistant prosecutor Duane Beach was admitted to McLaren Northern Michigan following a single-car accident at 6 p.m. on Tuesday. The accident happened in Springvale Township on Pickerel Lake near Blanchard Road. No other cars were involved. Beach's car left the road and hit a tree, said Emmet County Sheriff Peter Wallin. "We executed a search warrant for blood because we had probable cause to believe alcohol may have been a factor in the crash," said Wallin.
Schools chief: Work group should be disbanded
April 23, 2013
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan's schools chief says a work group that's been meeting behind closed doors to develop a lower-cost model for K-12 public education should be disbanded. State Superintendent Mike Flanagan told The Detroit News Monday that he's pulling a Department of Education employee off the group. Flanagan says "perception is a problem" and officials should start over while trying to "assure transparency. " The News, citing meeting minutes and reports, first reported about the group Friday.
Former Gaylord chief FitzGerald now with Eaton Rapids PD
By Chris Engle, Staff Writer
April 12, 2013
EATON RAPIDS - Chief Joe FitzGerald is back on duty. This time the former Gaylord City Police chief will be serving the city of Eaton Rapids, a town of 5,300 people just south of Lansing. FitzGerald retired in September after 23 years with Gaylord's police department. FitzGerald, then 47, told the Herald Times outright that he would be going back to work. "I want to see what's out there and not rule anything out," he said in September. Gaylord's new chief is Brett McVannel.
Cadaret is new Vanderbilt-Corwith fire chief
By Judy Wagley, Staff Writer
April 5, 2013
VANDERBILT - David Cadaret is the new chief of the Vanderbilt-Corwith Fire and Rescue Department. Cadaret replaces outgoing chief Jon Boyd, who resigned last month. This marks Cadaret's second stint as chief. He stepped down last year for personal reasons after serving just four months and was replaced by Boyd. Ed Posgate, Vanderbilt Village president and chairman of the fire board, said the majority voted to reappoint Cadaret. Posgate said Cadaret will be responsible for choosing his assistant chief, the department's EMS chief and engineer as well as managing a roster of up to 25 volunteer firefighters.
Petoskey school chief: Budget cuts ahead for district
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March 25, 2013
PETOSKEY -- To keep its budget in a workable position, school superintendent John Scholten noted last week that his district will need to consider a variety of potential expense cuts in the months ahead. "I have to be really blunt with you -- we're going to be back in cut mode," Scholten said during Thursday's school board meeting. Based on recent projections for district expenses and Michigan's educational funding trend, administrators expect cash reserves to be drawn down through the upcoming 2013-14 budget year if school operations carry forward in their current state.
Chief assistant prosecutor faces drunk driving charges
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January 30, 2013
Duane Beach, the chief assistant prosecutor with the Emmet County Prosecutor's Office, has been charged with two misdemeanor counts following an operating while intoxicated arrest on Jan. 19. Beach, 62, is currently on leave from the office he has worked at since 2006. A message seeking comment left at his home Tuesday was not returned by press time today, Wednesday. James Linderman, the Emmet County prosecutor, declined to comment on the specific case, stating, "I'm totally excluded from the process, the case has been forwarded to the (state)
Michigan Supreme Court chief justice: Hathaway scandal hurt court
January 19, 2013
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court says a criminal charge against a fellow justice closes an unhappy chapter at the state's highest court. In a statement Saturday, Robert Young Jr. says there's been an "unfortunate shadow over the court" since last spring when Justice Diane Hathaway's real estate deals first were revealed. Hathaway has been charged with bank fraud in Detroit federal court. Prosecutors say she misled a bank about her assets while negotiating a short sale on her home in Grosse Pointe Park.
Gaylord girls' comeback bid thwarted by Chiefs
By Ian Callison, Sports Assistant
December 21, 2012
GAYLORD - A close game between the Gaylord and Cheboygan girls' basketball teams ended in heartbreak for the Blue Devils as the Chiefs held on for a 42-41 victory Tuesday. With three key players still out with injuries, the Blue Devils (2-4) were at a distinct disadvantage but still managed to make some good things happen. "I'm so proud of all of the girls," Gaylord coach Frank Hamilla said. With just over 30 seconds to go, senior Chelsea Fox found Sydney Gooding for two points, tying the game at 40. After the Chiefs regained a two-point lead on a bucket by Mariah Rozek with just seconds left, Fox was fouled just as time expired after a missed shot attempt by Gaylord.
Girls' basketball: Northmen down Chiefs, 63-33; win third straight
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December 11, 2012
CHEBOYGAN - Make it three straight. The Petoskey High School girls' basketball team earned a third straight win Monday as they rolled past Cheboygan, 63-33, in a non-league contest and handed the Chiefs their first loss of the season. Eight different Northmen scored at least one field goal as the Northmen improve to 3-1 on the season. Senior guard/forward Kelsey Ance led the way for Petoskey as she finished with a game-high 19 points, seven rebounds and four steals, while junior Kati Lewis added 10 points and three steals and Liz Fraser finished with nine points.
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INSIDE THE NUMBERSAfter catching 68 balls for 763 yards in 2010, both career highs, Ben Watson's 2011 campaign was hampered by concussions. He caught a pair of touchdowns in the first two games, but was pretty much rendered useless after that. Backup Evan Moore displayed great pass-catching skills in relief and scored four times while generating 324 yards receiving on just 34 receptions. With the Browns struggling to score at times, neither player is poised for big numbers in the year ahead barring an injury to another.
SCHEDULEA year ago the Browns had the NFL's easiest schedule and they went 4-12. This year they have the third toughest slate with their opponents combining for a .527 winning percentage a year ago. In addition to be pitted against the NFC East and AFC West teams, they get Buffalo at home and Indy on the road to go along with their six divisional tilts with the Bengals, Ravens, and Steelers. Even if the Browns are improved, this is a tough road and is going to limit the team's ability to produce big offensive numbers.STUDThere's no doubting Trent Richardson's talent and the Browns seemingly are ready to give the ball early and often, making him the centerpiece of their offense. While we already project Richardson to be a low-end RB1 right out of the gate, owners should avoid spending a first-round pick on him as the Browns' offense is loaded with question marks and he's a bit unproven. His current ADP has him going 17th overall is a decent spot to grab him, but in keeper/dynasty formats his value rises immediately.DUDWhen Peyton Hillis departed via free agency it appeared as if Montario Hardesty suddenly was starting to have some fantasy value. However, the team's drafting of Richardson crushed it quickly. He posted 388 total yards and 102 touches in limited action a year ago as he worked his way back from a knee injury. His 3.0 per carry average was not his fault, but showed that he clearly is ready to contribute to fantasy teams any time soon. He should only be considered as late-round flyer in deeper formats.SLEEPERGreg Little took some time to get going during his rookie season, but he showed some great flashes down the stretch. He tallied 414 receiving yards over eight games in the second half and was targeted an eye-popping 12 times. He was only able to parlay that into 61 catches for 709 yards though and only scored twice all year long. Part of the equation was the poor play at quarterback, but Little also dropped plenty of balls. Expect some maturation entering his sophomore campaign and view him as a low-end WR3 with increased upside in PPR leagues.NEW ADDITIONSThe Browns' defense was average at best in 2011 and particularly struggled to put pressure on opposing quarterbacks and had problems to stop. The team attempted to address the weakness by signing free agents Frostee Rucker, a decent run-stopping defensive end from the Bengals, and situational pass rusher Juqua Thomas-Parker. While neither player will warrant much play in IDP leagues their presence does help boost the value of the Browns ST/DEF and the IDP value of Jabaal Sheard, who registered 8.5 sacks as a rookie.POSITION BATTLEPoor quarterback play has plagued the Browns for years. Aside from the Pro Bowl season turned in by Derek Anderson during 2007, it has been dismal under center in Cleveland. Colt McCoy appears to be the franchise's latest failed attempt to fill it. The Browns spent a late first-round pick on 28-year old Brandon Weeden. He is expected to take the offense over immediately as a rookie, but he'll have to hold off the incumbent McCoy. Either way there is little for fantasy owners or Browns fans to get excited about in 2012.BENCH BUILDERAs indicator of how few other parts of the Browns' offense that excites me from a fantasy standpoint, I've turned to place kicker Phil Dawson as my filler in this spot. I always take a kicker with my last pick or just spend a $1 and if you happen to grab one of the last kickers, Dawson may be worth considering. He drilled 7-of-8 kicks from 50-plus yards in 2011 and has been accurate on at least 82 percent of his attempts over the past five years. If Richardson is even remotely successful in helping the Browns move the ball Dawson could have a banner year.
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Cisco's market share in the fast-growing 10GbE market segment stands at 66.8 percent in the second quarter. No other vendor even comes close to Cisco. The closest is Hewlett-Packard with a 9.2 percent share.
The Ethernet switch market is still growing -- and Cisco is still dominating. IDC's latest report shows Ethernet switch revenues reached $5.5 billion in the second quarter, an 8.5 percent increase year-over-year. Rohit Mehra, director of Enterprise Communications Infrastructure at IDC, said the positive second-quarter performance in the Ethernet switch market, which builds on momentum from the previous quarter, shows that the network continues to play a pivotal role in IT infrastructure rollouts.
"10GbE along with the emerging 40GbE Ethernet switch segments are leading the market to higher levels, clearly proving the point that growth in applications, virtualization, and mobility have to be looked at in conjunction with the underlying wired infrastructure in data centers and campus deployments," Mehra said.
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Breaking down the Ethernet switch market, 10GbE switch revenue increased 22.9 percent year-over-year. 10GbE port shipments grew to a record 3 million ports in the quarter and continue to drive the overall market growth. The layer 4-7 switching market grew 11.2 percent year-over-year to reach $376.1 million.
"Even the Gigabit Ethernet segment showed strength in 2Q12 with over 55 million ports shipped in the quarter, and market revenues growing 6.5 percent from the previous quarter," said Petr Jirovsk�, senior research analyst in IDC's Networking Trackers Group. "The overall market drivers, such as proliferation of video traffic on the network, are mitigating to a large extent the increased macroeconomic uncertainty and weakness in the public sector in many regions."
Cisco's Ethernet switch market share in the second quarter came in at 62.1 percent, reflecting a small year-over-year decrease from 62.6 percent. Cisco's market share in the fast growing 10GbE market segment stands at 66.8 percent in the second quarter.
No other vendor even comes close to Cisco. The closest vendor in the running is Hewlett-Packard with a 9.2 percent market share. Alcatel-Lucent has about 3 percent of the market share, while Huawei and Juniper hold 2.85 percent and 2.48 percent, respectively.
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We caught up with Zeus Kerravala, principal analyst at ZK Research, to get his take on Cisco's market dominance -- and if anything can threaten its reign in the Ethernet switch realm. Kerravala is a firm believer that significant market share shifts occur only during market transitions.
"Cisco has kept in front of market transitions. Cisco has followed trends like embedded security and Wi-Fi very closely. So they managed to maintain their lead as far as market transitions go," Kerravala told us.
"The big threats to Cisco on the Ethernet side would be all the activity going on in the data center, with software -defined networks as well as on the access edge with more growth over Wi-Fi. That could upset the Ethernet apple cart for Cisco. There's potential there, but I don't expect them to have any real significant share loss."


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Jaminjungan and Eastern Ngumpin - A documentation of the linguistic and cultural knowledge of speakers in a multilingual setting in the Victoria River District, Northern Australia | ||
Contributor (consultant): | Nawurla | |
Contributor (researcher): | Nangari | |
Coverage: | Australia | |
Date: | 2007-11-16 | |
Description: | Topological relations book This is a word-less picture book designed by the MPI to elicit spatial relations. Health house, Kalkaringi | |
This project is funded by the Endangered Languages Programme (DOBES) of the VW Foundation for a period of three years (August 2005-July 2008). The aim of the project is a documentation of the linguistic and cultural knowledge of the remaining speakers of several language varieties belonging to two language groups. The Jaminjungan group consists of Jaminjung and Ngaliwurru (which are closely related) as well as Nungali (now no longer spoken). Languages of the Eastern Ngumpin group are Gurindji, Ngarinyman, Bilinarra, and Mudburra, as well as a mixed language, Gurindji Kriol. These varieties (and in addition English and Kriol, an English-lexified creole), constitute part of a single network of multilingual communicative practice in the region, since their speakers have been in close contact for a long time, and since they now share the same settlements distributed throughout the Victoria River District. One aim of the project therefore is to carefully document variation. The lexical databases are set up to facilitate cross-referencing between the different varieties, for example to identify borrowings and translation equivalents. Focal areas for the text collection are topics such as significant sites, knowledge about plants and animals, and oral history, which are likely to be of particular interest to the speakers and their descendants as well as to linguists, anthropologists, biologists, ecologists, and historians. Two PhD students within the projects focus on the topics of Jaminjung prosody (Candide Simard) and spatial expressions in Ngarinyman (Kristina Henschke), respectively. The project was administered by the University of Graz from August 2005 to March 2007, and by the University of Manchester from April 2007 to July 2008. It is conducted in collaboration with the Diwurruwurru-Jaru Aboriginal Corporation, an Aboriginal Language Centre based in Katherine (N.T.), and includes community members as trainees and co-investigators. The members of the core project team are: Eva Schultze-Berndt (Manchester; project director; Jaminjungan languages and some Ngarinyman), Patrick McConvell (Canberra; Principal Investigator; Ngumpin languages and Gurindji Kriol; anthropology); Felicity Meakins (Melbourne/Manchester; Postdoctoral Fellow; Ngumpin languages and Gurindji Kriol), Kristina Henschke (Graz, PhD student, Ngarinyman); Candide Simard (Manchester, PhD student, Jaminjung/Ngaliwurru). The core project team is supported by Glenn Wightman (Darwin) as ethnobiologist and Alan Marett and Linda Barwick (Sydney) as ethnomusicologists, by Erika Charola (Paris) as a linguistic consultant working on Gurindji, as well as by Nikolaus Himmelmann (Bochum) as and Mark Harvey (Newcastle) as cooperation partners. | ||
We started on the highway near Spice Creek collecting bush tea (pujtilip). Then we went to the other side of the highway looking for 'tirnung' which is the sap of bloodwood 'jartpurru' tree. We couldn't find any. We headed back to Kalkaringi and got some 'lawa' and 'yirrijkaji' from the side of the highway near the first bridge. Afterwards we got some firewood from the side of the Daguragu road in two places. | ||
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University of Manchester, School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures | ||
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Those of you who are "chronologically challenged," as am I, will remember the bad old days of pink "While U Were Out" slips, Franklin Planners and multiple phone calls through secretary-controlled switchboards. Fortunately, we now have Outlook, smartphones and direct inward dial telephone systems … and that's just the beginning! Today's modern practitioner is making full use of social networking services (Facebook and Twitter especially), instant messaging, texting, Skype, and lately, video chatting via Apple's simply amazing FaceTime application.
Within days of its release, the new iPad 2 has already caught the attention of busy professionals trying to communicate more quickly and more effectively with their equally busy and communication-hungry clients. Although Apple first popularized video chat with its trademarked FaceTime application with the release of the iPhone 4 in June 2010, the world's "innovators" had been working with the concept for years. For example, I know of several accountants who regularly schedule Skype video chats with distant clients. But it's hard, and therein lies the rub: Skype and all the "Skype wannabes" simply aren't ready for Grandma yet. They almost require a dedicated techno-hobbyist with a high degree of "forgiveness" to make a session successful. FaceTime, on the other hand, is what I like to call stupid-simple. Example: You're ready to initiate a video call with your biggest client. You find her name in your Favorites list and tap the FaceTime button. Immediately, an invitation pops up on her iPad, iPhone, iPod touch or Mac asking if she wants to join you. Once accepted, the FaceTime connection begins. Up pops her face — virtually life-size on your iPad display. What do you need to accomplish such magic? A Wi-Fi connection, an iPad 2 (actually an iPhone 4, MacBook or iTouch will work, too, but not as elegantly as the iPad 2), an Apple ID and an email address. That's it. Stupid simple. It's actually easier than dialing some old-style cell phones!
Now many will scoff at the concept, but in my completely unscientific survey methods I have found that nearly 100% of those who tried it, liked it. The addition of video to otherwise synchronous communication seems to improve effectiveness by orders of magnitude. Psychologists tell us that as hi-tech continues to take over our interactions, humans' desire for "hi-touch" increases. Video chat seems to help meet part of that growing desire. Simple screen sharing works great for tactical conversations involving hard numbers, such as a tax return. For more conceptual discussions like corporate strategy, the addition of video with its facial nuance, can be extremely valuable. One New York City accountant told me he's buying iPad 2's for a dozen of his very best clients and telling them he's now available for FaceTime chat whenever they need him. While that might be over the top for many practitioners, it seems to me that $500 might be considered a solid investment to demonstrate your commitment to the needs of a major client. And if that sounds scary to you, I invite you to consider your client's response when your competitor gifts him an iPad with a similar open invitation for "on-call" communication. Now THAT'S scary!
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« Arago annonce la découverte de Daguerre, dans la séance publique de l'Académie des sciences », illustration fantaisiste de la séance du 19 août 1839, parue dans l'ouvrage de Louis Figuier, La Photographie, 1869.
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The exhibition "Photography primitives, the calotype in France 1843-1860", chronicled in last Tuesday's October 26th issue of "La Lettre de la Photographie", might have suggested that photography's first decade was both rich and serene. In his speech at the Fine Arts Academy on Wednesday, November 3rd, exhibition co-curator Paul-Louis Roubert painted an entirely different portrait and exploded a few myths. History describes photography's invention as having taken place during Arago's famous speech before the Science Academy on August 19, 1839. It was little known however that the Fine Arts Academy, thought excluded from negotiations, was present at this speech. They were requested there by the Interior Minister of the time. The fight over procedure began at this moment, perhaps maybe even a bit earlier, and continued on in the days, months and years to follow. Talbot and Bayard (en noyé?) against Daguerre. Free against paid. Precision versus the halo. The reproducible against the unique and in some way, the Science Academy against the Fine Arts Academy, or the contrary. These were beginnings reminiscent of a true police mystery, lacking only a director. There is a brief approach to the story in P-L. Roubert's "The picture without quality. The Fine Arts and the critic under photographic scrutiny, 1839-1859", published in 2006 by Editions du Patrimoine.
Paul-Louis Roubert is a Doctor in Art History (University of Paris I, Panthéon Sorbonne) and Professor at the University of Paris VIII. He is co-curator of the exhibition "Photography Primitives, the calotype in France 1843-1860" and co-author in 2003 of the catalogues "Explosions in History" and "The French Daguerreotype, a Photographic Object". He is also Treasurer of the French Photography Society founded in 1854.
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Here are a few more of the corrupt frames. I have Red Support looking into the issue.
Here are a few more of the corrupt frames. I have Red Support looking into the issue.
To share my experience, I had the same issue last week on a documentary shoot in florida.
It was hot and I was running a lot and the camera got hot in the end.
After watching the footage from the SSD and before offloading, I found out that the last 7 clips were corrupted in an increasing way.
I shot one clip a little later, and this one was good again.
So I consider the issue was related to over heating, and it was my fault not paying attention during the action.
To me the clips are lost and not usable...
Having the same issue all of the sudden. Will be checking data transfer stuff, but never seen this before. Appreciate any info, and the ability to bump this issue up in importance as this is really a bummer.
Tracked our issue down to the transfer from the DIT machine to the external drive which was via ESATA. Checking the 32bit/64bit issue now on the ESATA. Was not an in-camera issue.
I noticed the same issue with my Scarlet today while shooting in Washington D.C. over the three hour shoot the errors became more and more. We noticed them first after loading in the material. Luckily I still had the card we had shot all material on, unfortunately it didn't matter. First time we loaded the material in with a MBP 17" and received multiple errors so I connected the card reader to my other MBP 15" and scrubbed through the material to find the same issues in the same places, this leads me to believe it was a camera issue... or? It has been really hot and muggy here and long takes which I am thinking might be the issue perhaps. I have been shooting this camera since Feb. and this is the first it has happened so... I have no ref lashed firmware and re-calibratedthe camera, hoping this will fix it, otherwise very worrying... Off to Mexico now, we will see what happens... anyone else find any solutions?
forgot to mention, first transfer was done with E-Sata and second was done with USB2, same errors, same places...
Slightly unrelated but very urgent, where can I download Red Undead???
EDIT: I figured out that it is a Mac Only program. They should make it show up for PC users as well, even if they can't download it.
Well I only have one card reader unfortunately. the bugs play randomly in the camera, sometimes they will show up on play back, sometimes they will show up somewhere else on the same clip. It very strange because I have been running this puppy since February with no such issue until this week and now they seem in abundance... tempted to reflash to 3.0.0... This is the first time I am working though in increased humid/hot locations...
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Creating a complete environment for developing .NET applications that target Oracle requires a little planning and understanding of how Oracle connectivity works. You need to be methodical and test along the way so that you aren't trying to troubleshoot a multitude of interrelated problems at the end.
I've made several assumptions in writing this post:
Oracle provides you with three options for creating a local database server:
You might be able to configure Oracle XE to work on your 64-bit Windows 7 or 8 machine, but you are likely to waste a lot of time. You are trying to create a valid test environment. Your production application isn't going to be running on Oracle XE. Nor is it likely to be running on a 32-bit version of Oracle server. Realistically, a production Oracle application is running on a 64-bit version of Oracle server. That is why this post focuses on getting 64-bit Oracle server working on Windows 7.
I didn't provide an email address for notifications about security updates. If you do, you'll have to configure additional settings not shown in this post. I would definitely provide an email address if this was a production instance.
Figure 1. Oracle 11g R2 64-bit server installation screen with no email address provided.
If you don't provide an email address, you'll see the following warning.
Figure 2. Warning about not providing an email address.
Take the default option to create and configure a database.
Figure 3. Take the default option.
You want a starter database (it is called HR) because having one makes it easier to test the overall installation and configuration process that is the subject of this post.
Figure 4. Select Desktop Class.
My machine has multiple disk drives, so I installed Oracle to the D drive instead of C. Be sure to remember your administrative password.
Figure 5. Oracle Enterprise Edition being installed to the D drive.
I overrode the default on the Windows Security Alert and limited communication to private networks.
Figure 6. Windows Firewall.
Be sure to click the Password Management button.
Figure 7. Click the Password Management button.
Your HR sample database has a user named HR. By default this HR user account is locked. You will save yourself grief by scrolling down and unlocking the HR account as shown below.
Figure 8. Be sure to unlock the HR account.
Continue on with the installation dialog boxes until the installation process is done. Reboot. Do you need to reboot? Let's don't waste time arguing that point. I always reboot after installing Visual Studio, Oracle products, or SQL Server. As a developer you are going to reboot your machine sooner or later, maybe because you simply shut it down to conserve the battery or to be green. Before you begin testing and troubleshooting, your machine should be in its future state, not the just installed state. Reboot, okay?
Use SQL*Plus to test your database server configuration. You can either navigate to it or more easily just type sql in the search box and pick SQL Plus from the list.
Figure 9. Using search to find SQL*Plus.
Login to SQL*Plus using hr for both the user-name and the password.
SQL*Plus: Release 220.127.116.11.0 Production on Thu Dec 13 11:40:54 2012
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Enter user-name: hr Enter password: hr
Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 220.127.116.11.0 - 64bit Production With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
If you are unsuccessful in this basic connectivity test, then you need to resolve the problem before proceeding further. Obtain your Oracle error message an search for a solution. Posting to the Oracle Technology Forums is where I recommend starting. Stack Overflow is another place to post because I know that the ODP.NET team at Oracle posts there. The point is that you need to get help from people who understand Oracle.
Assuming that you remember the administrative password you entered during the server installation process, you can use the following syntax to reset an Oracle password, should the need arise. Notice that in SQL*Plus you terminate commands with a semicolon.
SQL*Plus: Release 220.127.116.11.0 Production on Thu Dec 13 12:23:43 2012
Enter user-name: system Enter password: passwordYouSpecifiedAtInstallTime
SQL> alter user hr identified by newPassword;
User altered.
With basic server connectivity verified, the next step in creating your local Oracle development and testing environment is to install ODP.NET, which is a 32-bit application. It does work with 64-bit Oracle server, but it does take an extra configuration step that is covered later.
Consistent with the keep it simple philosophy, only install the ODP.NET client components as shown below.
Figure 10. Installing ODP.NET client software.
If you see the following error dialog box, click the Ignore button. We want to keeps things simple.
Figure 11. Click the Ignore button.
When the installation of ODP.NET completes, reboot.
For your next test, you need to confirm basic ODP.NET client connectivity using a UDL file which bring up the Data Link Properties dialog box. Create a file called connectionTest.udl and put it on your desktop. Double click the UDL shortcut.
Figure 12. UDL file on desktop. Every developer needs a UDL file!
Select the Provider tab on the Data Link Properties dialog box. Select Oracle Provider for OLE DB and click the Next button.
Figure 13. Select the Oracle data provider.
On the Connection tab, enter ORCL for the data source and hr for the user name and password. Click the Test Connection button.
Figure 14. Testing client connectivity.
If all goes well, you should see the following message:
Figure 15. Confirmation of basic ODP.NET connectivity.
If you do not achieve success at this step, you must resolve the problem before attempting to connect through Visual Studio.
With all of this work done and successful tests completed, will you be able to connect to Oracle using Visual Studio? No. You will have an ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified error message.
Figure 16. Visual Studio doesn't know where to find ODP.NET.
Let's take a look at the filesystem to understand what's going on with the Oracle products that were installed.
Figure 17. ODP.NET is installed under the client_1 folder and the Oracle server is installed under the dbhome_1 folder.
SQL*Plus is resolving the location of the Oracle server by looking at the tnsnames.ora file under the dbhome_1 folder. On my machine, that specific location is the D:\app\John\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\NETWORK\ADMIN folder.
Visual Studio is looking for a tnsnames.ora file under the client_1 folder. Specifically, on my machine, the location being searched is the D:\app\John\product\11.2.0\client_1\Network\Admin folder, which doesn't have a tnsnames.ora file.
Keeping in mind the simplicity principle, here are two easy ways to configure your machine so that Visual Studio connects to your database using ODP.NET.
To set a system environment variable, enter env in the search box and then select Edit the system environment variables.
Figure 18. Searching for the system properties dialog box.
Click the Environment Variables button.
Figure 19. Click the Environment Variables button on the Advanced tab of System Properties.
Notice that there isn't a TNS_ADMIN environment variable.
Figure 20. Click New under System variables to create a new system environment variable.
On my machine, the server's tnsnames.ora file is found in the D:\app\John\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\NETWORK\ADMIN folder, which I pasted into the Variable value textbox. If Visual Studio was open before creating the environment variable, you'll need to close it and reopen it so that it can read the variable.
Figure 21. Setting the value for TNS_ADMIN.
Once you have enabled Visual Studio to find tnsnames.ora, go to the Server Explorer and select Add Connection.
Figure 22. Add Connection in the Server Explorer.
You must select your Oracle instance from the dropdown list. Since the default installation options were chosen, this should be ORCL.
Figure 23. Selecting the ORCL instance as the data source.
Enter the user name and password and test the connection.
Figure 24. Connection parameters ready to be tested.
Everything should work at this point.
Figure 25. Life is good.
The Oracle database is now fully exposed in Server Explorer.
Figure 26. Oracle HR database exposed in Visual Studio 2012.
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OH MY GAWD. I Luv you. thank you so much. After i found out that SQLite is only good for local DB and mySQL doesnt have proper support for vs2012, this was my last option.
ty guy.. you save me a lot of time
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Searched high and low for this. Can't thank you enough. That one system environment entry is not talked about anywhere else and is the key to making this work.
Thank u so much..It helped me alot !!!!
any secret on how to work with win 7 64 bit and ODAC 11 in both 32 and 64 bit worlds?
In my case setting Environmental Variable fixed my issue.
Thanks for the workaround!!!
Thank you for your wonderful work... I cannot say how happy I am ... After struggling for 2 days... it seems that I hit the jackpot.... Thank you so much......
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I dont think your process is right,my computer's folder is right set ,but vs2012 also can't connect oracle
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- Grated zest of 1 lemon, plus 2 tbs juice
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
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- 2 tsp rosemary leaves
- 2 tsp chopped sage leaves
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- 100g wild rocket
- 1 cup (80g) grated parmesan
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