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Subtract a roto shape from another roto shape
*EDIT* solved, it was Minus that I was looking for.
How do I subtract a roto spline from another spline? For example, I have roto\'d a house with one spline, and I want to subtract the window with another spine.
In AE I would just put the second mask on \"Subtract.\" Is it \"From\" or \"Minus\"? These don\'t seem to give me what I\'m looking for. Should I put them on separate nodes?
*edit* also, I have no idea where \'s are coming from : PLast edited by ErikTande; 3rd August 2012 at 22:40.
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I have the same problem. It is very easy in After Effects to mask off a bit of a key or other mask. but I can\'t get the same thing in Nuke. I also can\'t get the footage outside of a mask to dissapear.
Did you solve one of these problems? Does anybody know how to do this??
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Several of the disciples were there--Simon Peter, Thomas (nicknamed the Twin), Nathanael from Cana in Galilee, the sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples. "I'm going out to fish," Simon Peter told them, and they said, "We'll go with you." So they went out and got into the boat, but that night they caught nothing. But when the day was now breaking,…Continue
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Tapestry of Faith Programs for Adults
Building the World We Dream About for Young Adults—Online (PDF)
Mark Hicks, Contributing Editor India McKnight
Three years ago, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) published Building the World We Dream About. This new version of the program for Young Adults, is specifically tailored to the experiences of young adults whose life situations and congregational involvement are somewhat fluid. A program that seeks to interrupt the workings of racism and transform how people from different racial/ethnic groups understand and relate to one another in the congregation and in the communities of which the congregation is a part.
What We Choose: Ethics for Unitarian Universalists—Online
Amber Beland and Manish Mishra-Marzetti Developmental Editor, Gail Forsyth-Vail
We are regularly faced with moral choices, big and small. How should we respond to a tricky family or relationship situation? What is the right thing to do when faced with a dilemma at work? What is the most ethical course for a community, state, or nation to follow, and how much am I prepared to invest in advocating for that course? How does morality or ethics enter my food and eating choices? How should morality or ethics enter my consumer decisions? How do we treat others? What must I do to follow the values of my Unitarian Universalist faith tradition?
Resistance and Transformation: Unitarian Universalist Social Justice History—Online
By Rev. Colin Bossen and Rev. Julia Hamilton
Grounded in the belief that even "failures" in our history can be instructive, this program presents the ongoing struggle of our tradition to live up to its ever-evolving ideals of social transformation. Themes include abolition, peace-making, civil rights, free speech, utopianism, counter-culture, the women's movements of both 19th and 20th centuries, sexuality education, and LGBT equality.
Faith Like a River: Themes from Unitarian Universalist History—Online
By the Rev. Jackie Clement and the Rev. Alison Cornish
Faith Like a River explores the dynamic course of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist (UU) history—the people, ideas, and movements that have shaped our faith heritage. It invites participants to place themselves into our history and consider its legacies. What lessons do the stories of our history teach that can help us live more faithfully in the present? What lessons do they offer to be lived into the future?
Building the World We Dream About—Online
By Mark A. Hicks, Ed.D.
Building the World We Dream About is a Unitarian Universalist program that seeks to interrupt the workings of racism and transform how people from different racial/ethnic groups understand and relate to one another. It consists of 24 two-hour workshops, with Taking It Home activities, reflections, and readings to be done between workshops. The program creates opportunities for participants to practice dreaming our world otherwise, and then commit to new, intentional ways of being. As Unitarian Universalists, we hope developing antiracist, antioppressive, and multicultural habits and skills will lead us to build the multicultural world of beloved community we dream about.
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The New UU program provides important tools to help congregations welcome, orient, and integrate newcomers into their faith communities. The program addresses the needs of newcomers who want to know more about who we are and what we believe. It provides opportunities for members of your congregation to share with newcomers what it means to them to be a Unitarian Universalist. It gives newcomers a chance to examine their own personal stories in the light of our Unitarian Universalist tradition and heritage. It provides a chance for newcomers to the congregation and long-timers to connect. It provides an explicit invitation to become a member.
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This program explores the life experiences of both historic and contemporary Unitarian Universalist theologians, highlighting that which caused in them a change of heart, a new direction, new hope, and a deeper understanding of their own liberal faith.
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This program was developed in response to the needs of our lay leaders for leadership skill development that goes hand-in-hand with faith development. Fundamental to the program is the understanding that congregational leaders are operating at a time of rapid cultural change and face issues that require both skills and vision. Twelve workshops offer opportunities for both new and experienced leaders to enrich and deepen their skills and help them experience leadership as a Unitarian Universalist faith journey.
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Developed in response to Unitarian Universalist adults' desire to build strong relationships and our congregations' desire to meet that need, the eleven workshops of Principled Commitment provide avenues for growing in faith while nourishing committed partnership.
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Spirit of Life program seeks to bring meaning, beauty, inclusivity, and growth to Unitarian Universalist adults as they deepen their spiritual awareness and connections.
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Spirit in Practice was created to help Unitarian Universalists develop regular disciplines, or practices, of the spirit—practices that help them connect with the sacred ground of their being, however they understand it.
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From The High Hill engages elders in mining the stories of a lifetime to create a presentation to share with peers, loved ones, and co-congregants. Two weekend retreats—one for preparation, one for presentations—frame an individual period of remembering, sorting, reflecting, and writing. Participants are guided to gather and reflect on stories that delight, that challenge, that invite new wisdom and understanding, and then to act on new goals that emerge from this process. Includes practical implementation guidelines, a thoughtful participant guide for writing a personal Odyssey, and suggestions for celebrating and honoring Odyssey writers in the small group formed for this purpose and in the congregation. From the High Hill is a significant tool for enriching your congregation's ministry to elders.
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OK I figured I should post something that affects Arizona so it closer to your home.
This is for 50 million acres or critical habitat. Remember it's 640 acres per sq mile
Here is the map from there web site.
Just what is a critical habitat
No this does not affect private land yet, meaning if you own the land you will still have access to it, but it does affect all federal land.
So if you look at each state and put all these maps together you will see a trend, and that is most of the US public lands will be off limits to the public.
So what is the CBD doing? They are using the endanger specs act to close access to federal lands.
No they are not closing all access as that would be a tough sale, so they take what the can get in steps, like 50 million acres. Once marked critical habitat they will then sue to close each and every off road access.
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Bath Town Council debates dropping trash pickup
Faced with the prospect of buying a new garbage truck at the cost of $100,000, Bath Town Council held a lively debate on whether to continue providing trash pickup service to town residents.
Councilman and Finance Committee Chairman David Crosby put the matter before council at the Tuesday, August 21 meeting. Crosby said a
new truck is needed to back up the town's one aging garbage truck.
Crosby estimates the cost of a new garbage truck at $100,000. Comvest, LTD Inc., a lease to buy company, quoted Crosby a five year loan at 4.8% interest that would cost the town $24,000 a year, or $2,000 per month.
Town Recorder Margie Allgyer said the town already had a depreciation fund of $1,200 per month and that it would take an additional $800 per month to pay for the new truck.
Crosby said a new truck would probably have to be bought every five years and that this expense would be ongoing. In order for the town to pay for the new truck, the town would have to increase customer bills by 10% Crosby said.
Crosby stated that he was in favor of continuing trash pickup service. Other council members were not so sure.
Councilman and Chairman of the Public Works Committee Kenny Easton, who has borne the brunt of recent garbage truck problems, thought that alternatives should be explored.
"We have to look at the big picture," Easton said.
"How bad off is the truck we have right now," Councilman Scott Merki asked.
Town Clerk Margie Allgyer said the maintenance on the town's garbage truck had been kept up to date and that all problems had been fixed. The town recently spent $3,566 on repairs for the truck.
Merki asked if the town could get along with one garbage truck.
"The problem is there is no backup," Recorder Garnet Marsh said.
Merki said he thought that Hancock had an old garbage truck that was only used at town events. He wondered if an arrangement could be made to borrow that truck in an emergency.
Merki also thought a 10% increase in sanitation bills would hurt some businesses and residents.
Crosby said that with a 10% increase to pay for the new truck, customers' bills would rise to approximately $40. He noted that Morgan Sanitation has asked the Public Service Commission for a 30% increase that would raise their bills to $52.
"We always said that if we come to a place where we have to raise our prices above that of the county, then we should get rid of it," Mayor Susan Webster said.
Easton said he didn't think that Morgan Sanitation was the only player in the area. Merki said that other towns use BMI for trash service.
Allgyer said that some services the town provides such as free leaf and Christmas tree pickup would not be free from another trash service. She also said the town's trash service came in under budget last year.
"I would like to say that the only reason we came in under budget is because we were lucky," Easton said.
"If we want to get out of the garbage business, we have to hear what the citizens want," Crosby said.
Webster referred the matter to the Public Works Committee for further review.


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Working with the Gift of Sight Humanity First team was a very humbling experience. It was inspiring to see physicians and students take time out of their busy schedules for this noble cause. This entire experience has really put in perspective how blessed we are to be in a position to help those less fortunate. The more experienced members on the team did a tremendous job making new volunteers, such as myself, feel comfortable and important to the mission. This trip taught me that irrespective of your profession or age there really are no prerequisites needed for serving humanity.
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Welcome to the website of CMM's annual singing competition, CMM Idol 5!
The format is very simple, the contestants entries will be posted on this website and you, with the help of the judges will find the talent within the CMM Community.
You will find the latest information about the competition under News.
Latest News
Final Round (Voting) Results - January 1st 2009
The winner of CMM Idol 5 is ... XLovelyX, with an average score of 4.415
The runner-up is Christian0Aguilera, with an average score of 3.585.
Vote Breakdown:
XLovelyX (Contestant 09) - 4.415
At Last 4.5
Makes Me Wanna Pray 4.33
Christian0Aguilera (Contestant 24) - 3.585
Candyman - 3.71
Tell Me - 3.46
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Deeply cut, broad-spreading philodendron leaves infuse any interior with a tropical feel. Artfully arranged in an au courant, clear-glass cube with a pebbled bottom, this soothing, lush green faux foliage is always in season.
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Someone who is so fucking white they look like they're bleeched, and the lumination discharged makes them appear as a big ball of light. "Jesus what the hell is that big ball of light, it looks like the sun fell"
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Pensioner petitions against hospital waiting times (From Clacton and Frinton Gazette)
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Clacton pensioner petitions against hospital waiting times
9:00am Saturday 15th September 2012 in News
A CAMPAIGNING pensioner has launched a petition to reduce hospital waiting times after making six hospital visits to give a three minute blood test.
Disabled Barbara Robinson, 73, of Great Clacton, waited over two hours to give a blood sample to test for anaemia on August 24. Queues of patients spilled out from the waiting room into the corridors and when the department closed at 2pm she had not been attended to, along with scores of other patients.
Mrs Robinson, who has had knee and hip replacements, said the story was the same when she visited again on August 28, 29, 30, and 31.
Mrs Robinson finally gave her blood sample on September 4 after a gruelling three hour wait.
She said it took three minutes to give the blood sample.
Now Mrs Robinson hopes to rally support from other disgruntled patients in the hope of reducing waiting times.
She said: "This has got to be sorted.
"I was furious about having to six times and wait for hours on end."
A spokesperson from Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust, who run the clinic, said: "We apologise to Mrs Robinson for the delays she experienced at the phlebotomy clinic.
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Let's face it, 2003 was a helluva year... both in terms of the victories that we produced (some surprising ones, to boot) for ourselves, as well as the fights that didn't exactly go our way. We'd hear from YOU as to what you think were the most important stories, people, planes and products of 2003 so that we may properly represent what YOU think made 2003 a pivotal year for flyers everywhere. Please consider carefully and share what you think are ALL the moments and items that make 2003 stand out... and be sure to clue us in, in detail.
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PM HALO/HAHO Offers Tactical Versatility. Para-Gear now offers from Gentex Corporation a helmet specifically for military parachutists High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) and High Altitude High Opening (HAHO) jumps. The unique benefits of this helmet for airborne operations include a modular design - the ability for the wearer to customize key communication, oxygen mask receivers, helmet suspension, visor/goggle components, and superior impact, noise and penetration protection.
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The importance of impact protection, comfort, communication and oxygen compatibility has been the driving factors in developing the M3T headgear. The M3T is a low profile, 1.5 lb lightweight kevlar blend headgear. It can be used in a variety of settings for military operations including but not limited to airborne, fast roping, repelling, mountain climbing, smoke-jumping and water rescue. The headgear is compatible with all communications and oxygen systems currently in use by the US Military Special Operations community. The unique outer profile is ergonomically designed allowing oxygen receivers to be mounted at various angles. It features interchangeable liners. The M3T is easily field modified, for example it can be cut to allow for better hearing, or ventilation. Snaps can be added to the headgear for externally mounted goggles. Modifications can be custom ordered for the special needs of the various groups. Snag free attachments have been, and can be, designed to accommodate various items such as NOD, strobes, cameras and more. These are ideal for Airborne Operations.
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International Society for Neoplatonic Studies (ISNS)
11th Annual Conference, Cardiff
12-15 June 2013
The 11th Annual Conference of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies will take place in Cardiff from 12-15 June 2013. It will be hosted by the Cardiff University Centre for Late Antique Religion and Culture at the Conference Centre of St. Michael's College, Llandaff.
List of Panels
For a list of panels as currently selected click on the link above. For any updates and changes please contact the conference committee members as listed below.
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- Deceased's name: Ryan James Horne
- Age: 25
- Date: Sunday, July 15, 2012
- Hometown: Yorkville
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Ryan James Horne, age 25, of Yorkville, IL, passed away unexpectedly as the result of an automobile accident on Sunday, July 15, 2012. He was born on April 12, 1987 in Naperville, IL, the son of Donald James Horne and Janice K. Remington. Ryan was known to his close friends as "Don".
Ryan was a 2005 graduate of Yorkville High School. He served his country proudly with the United States Army 82nd Airborne Paratroopers and Infantry at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Ryan had just dedicated four years of honorable service for our country consisting of two tours, both in Iraq and Afghanistan, and had been awarded the rank of Sergeant. He loved music and enjoyed playing his guitar. Ryan also enjoyed several hobbies, including drawing and cars.
He is survived by his parents, Donald Horne, of Cincinnati, OH, and Janice K. Remington, of Yorkville, IL; his brothers, Donald Horne, of Cincinnati, OH, and Grant Horne, of Normal, IL; his paternal grandparents, Don and Gloria Horne, of Cincinnati, OH; as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, James Butler Remington, and Carl and Hazel Strause; and his uncle, Donald James Remington.
A Funeral Service with military honors will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Larson-Nelson Funeral Home, 410 E. Countryside Pkwy., Yorkville, IL.
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XML, the eXtensible Markup Language
The Standard General Markup Language is about two decades old. SGML was originally designed for processing large documentation sets, but SGML is neither a programming language nor a text formatting language. Instead, it's a meta-language that allows defining of customized markup languages. The most famous SGML-based language today is unquestionably HTML.
Because SGML has been around for two decades, many companies offer SGML tools and products and it's firmly entrenched in many high-end document-processing applications. SGML is quite a large language; however, understanding the basics isn't very difficult. It does contain many rarely used features which are harder to understand. Implementing a full SGML parser is difficult, and this has given SGML a reputation for fearsome complexity. This reputation isn't truly deserved, but it's been enough to scare many people away from using it.
XML, then, is a stripped-down version of SGML that sacrifices some power in return for easier understanding and implementation. It's still a meta-language, but many of SGML's lesser-used features and options have been dropped. The XML 1.0 specification is about 40 pages long, and a parser can be implemented with a few weeks of effort.
A mark-up language specified using XML looks a lot like HTML:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE myth SYSTEM "myth.dtd"> <myth> <name lang="latin">Hercules</name> <name lang="greek">Herakles</name> <description>Son of Zeus and Alcmena.</description> <mortal/> </myth>
An XML document consists of a single element containing sub-elements which can have further sub-elements inside them. Elements are indicated by tags in the text, consisting of text within angle brackets <...>. Two forms of elements are available. An element may contain content between opening and closing tags, as in <name>Hercules</name>, which is a name element containing the data Hercules. This content may be text data, other XML elements or a mixture of the two. Elements can also be empty, in which case they're represented as a single tag ending with a slash, as in <mortal/>, which is an empty stop element. This is different from HTML, where empty elements such as <BR> or <IMG> aren't indicated differently from a non-empty element such as <H1>. Also unlike HTML, XML element names are case-sensitive; mortal and Mortal are two different element types.
Opening and empty tags can also contain attributes, which specify values associated with an element. For example, text such as <name lang="greek">Herakles</name>, the name element has a lang attribute with a value of "greek". In <name lang="latin">Hercules</name>, the attribute's value is "latin". Another difference from HTML is that quotation marks around an attribute's value are not optional.
The rules for a given XML application are specified with a Document Type Definition (DTD). The DTD carefully lists the allowed element names and how elements can be nested inside each other. The DTD also specifies the attributes which can be defined for each element, their default values, and whether they can be omitted. For example, to make a comparison with HTML, the LI element, representing an entry in a list, can occur only inside certain elements which represent lists, such as OL or UL.
The document-type definition is specified in the DOCTYPE declaration; the above document uses a DTD called "mythology" that I invented for this article. The "mythology" DTD might contain the following declarations:
<!ELEMENT myth (name+, description, mortal?)> <!ELEMENT name (#PCDATA)> <!ATTLIST name lang ( latin | greek ) "latin"> <!ELEMENT description (#PCDATA)> <!ELEMENT mortal EMPTY>
I won't go into every detail of these lines, however, lines beginning with <!ELEMENT are element declarations. They declare the element's name and what it can contain. So, the myth element must contain one or more name elements, followed by a single description element, followed by an optional mortal element. (+, * and ? have the same meanings as in regular expressions: one or more, zero or more, and zero or one occurrence.) The mortal tag, on the other hand, must always be empty.
The third line declares the name element to have an attribute named lang; this attribute can have either of the two values "latin" or "greek" and defaults to "latin" if it's not specified.
A validating parser can be given a DTD and a document in order to verify that a given document is valid, i.e., it follows all the DTD's rules. This is quite different from HTML, since web browsers have historically had very forgiving parsers, and so relatively few people make any effort to write valid HTML. This looseness means that code to render HTML text is full of hacks and special cases; hopefully, XML won't fall into the same trap of leniency.
This article doesn't cover all of XML's features—I haven't discussed all the possible attribute types, what entities are or that XML uses Unicode, which enables XML processors to handle data written in practically any alphabet. For the full details of XML's syntax, the one definitive source is the XML 1.0 specification, available on the Web at the World Wide Web Consortium's XML page (see Resources). However, like all specifications, it's quite formal and not intended to be a friendly introduction or a tutorial. Gentler introductions are beginning to appear on the Web and on bookstore shelves.
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Efforts to repair the cable were slowed somewhat because it was located underground, making it difficult to pinpoint where the problem occurred.
Updated at 5:15 p.m. Saturday
Hundreds of Shorewood homes and businesses were without power for a little more than an hour Saturday, but electricity had been restored throughout the village by 5:15 p.m.
When the power was first knocked out shortly before 4 p.m. because of a malfunctioning underground cable, more than 1,800 homes and businesses were affected.
By 5 p.m., about 700 We Energies customers in Shorewood remained without power.
The area affected was near East Olive Street and North Maryland Avenue.
Efforts to repair the cable were slowed somewhat because it was located underground, making it difficult to pinpoint where the problem occurred, a We Energies spokeswoman said.
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There have been 1054 shows since the live debut.
Sparkle has been played, on average, once every 5 shows.
Since its debut, Sparkle has been played, on average, every 4 shows.
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Similar to but more severe than goat rope. The sales meeting started out Ok, then Chuck got up to speak and it went totally goat fuck.
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Being in a situation SO screwed that there is no hope of recovery or clean withdrawal. also see FUBARnext stage up from Cluster Fucksimalar to goat rope. Everybody was instructed to not fire until authorized by HQ (head quarters) while taking heavy incoming fire from the next block. The soldiers wondered how to get out of this Goat Fuck situation.
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After things start out with good intentions and become completely screwed up beyond all recognition. Goat Fuck is beyond a cluster fuck, worse than a FUBAR. Continued attempts to correct the situation only make the situation worse and more embarrassing. Term believed to be originally coined by G. Kirker around 1998 in Tennessee. I volunteered to work on this old car before I realized what a goat fuck it really is.
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More Family Reunion Beer (and Wine) Labels
Earlier this month, I posted some labels to bring to my family reunion this summer. Here's a few more:
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New in the Store: Pittsburgh Belt System Tees
Show your Pittsburgh pride and represent your neck of the woods with these stylish tees, featuring the road signage for the Allegheny County Belt System. Available in Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple!
There's also some new products available in the Pittsburgh for Obama collection, including stickers and a canvas tote bag, and a new print.
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I just had to post the high-resolution version of the ginger-haired dude from one of the labels I posted yesterday. Be sure to click to embiggen. Look at the lace on that glass!
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See the other two labels after the jump: Continue reading
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saralynneharper commented 2 years, 3 months ago
Interesting...do you think it might affect the way colors look to me? Mess up the calibration?
MClaude recommended this 1 year, 6 months ago
Perfect for big blues eyes with gigantic pupils like mine !
jeremyhfisher recommended this 1 year, 6 months ago
Giving this a shot. Changes your screen temperature based on the time of day.
hugo recommended this 1 year, 6 months ago
Working on your laptop at night can hurt your eyes and affect your sleep. F.lux is a nifty app that auto adjusts the color temperature of your Macbook screen to an orangey hue at night to save your eyes.
Sikarius recommended this 1 year, 7 months ago
F.lux is a small program that automatically drops the kelvin of your computer screen at night, removing the blue color that can cause headaches and eye strain. i use this on my ipod and laptop to avoid some of the stimulation from LCD screens close to going to sleep.
pears recommended this 1 year, 7 months ago
F.lux keeps circadian rhythms from getting too messed up by blue light from the computer screen in the evening. Works automatically in the background customized to the exact sunrise and sunset for each day, so it is effortless to use.
milton_loyola recommended this 1 year, 8 months ago
Muy útil para los que utilizan el monitor en condiciones de baja luminosidad, cansados de sentir la visión trastocada por la concentración de luz proveniente del monitor. F.lux se vuelve una herramienta imprescindible. El problema es que que no trae accesibilidad para ciegos.
kmanglani recommended this 1 year, 9 months ago
One of the most useful and cool apps out there
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Everyone who uses their computer late at night should use this. It prevents the bright light of the screen from fooling you into thinking its daylight out - allowing you to fall asleep much better.
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Everyone should use this. When you use a computer, you are fundamentally staring directly into a bright light. F.lux helps mitigate this problem by dimming your screen with a yellowish tinge at night, keeping your eyes and circadian rhythms sane.
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This free program makes late-night web browsing liveable. It makes your monitor adapt to the lighting throughout your day.
It's easy to set up and super calming. It works on Mac, Windows and Linux platforms. Try it!
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A great little thingy for all the night owls out there!
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This is one of my favorite things I've found on the feed. Thanks for the rec @gleitz! Automatic lighting adjustment for your computer when the sun goes down.
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I love this. Looking at a screen without it at night now freaks me out a little bit.
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Used this late last night and it felt great on my eyes. Now installed on both of my computers. Do your eyes a favor!
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Flux is awesome, it makes using my laptop at night much more eye friendly. Recommended setting—have the transition take 1 hour instead of 20 seconds.
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Interesting...do you think it might affect the way colors look to me? Mess up the calibration?
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Turns the color profile of your screen sepia in the evening – great for late night hacking.
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Stylish curves and simple elegance are what the Hillsdale Betsy Metal Daybed is all about. Available in a fresh white finish, this daybed is terrific for sunrooms, children's rooms, or guest rooms, and it looks amazing with any number of bedding ensembles. Clearance underneath the bed is 14 to 16 inches, depending on the alignment holes used. The clearance is large enough to store the optional trundle underneath. The recommended weight for either the support system or optional trundle is 200-250 pounds. Some assembly required. Note: Trundle and mattress are both optional and not included with basic set. To include, select in the Value Package field.
A trundle is an extra mattress frame stored beneath a daybed, which slides out to provide additional sleeping space when needed. Daybeds.com's optional trundle packages include a metal, pop-up trundle. They can be left in the lowered position or elevated in the pop-up position to align with the primary daybed mattress. The pop-up feature allows the daybed to transform from a twin-size daybed into a king -size bed.
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Comments about Hillsdale Betsy Metal Daybed:
The daybed itself is great. You need two or three people and a socket wrench to properly assemble it, but that's not a serious problem.
The trundle doesn't easily pop up. Perhaps the joints will loosen up over time.
I was disappointed about the mattresses. They are all-foam. I was expecting something with springs, like when I've ordered daybeds from mattress stores in the past.
My recommendation is to order the bed here, but order the mattresses elsewhere.
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This bed is used as a guest bed in a craft/sewing room. The assembly is not as bad as some have indicated -- took about 45 minutes. It does go faster if two people are helping. The bed looks very nice and appears to be durable. The trundle works very well, but will only handle up to an 8" thick mattress.
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We purchased the daybed for a guest room. The assembly of the bed was not easy. The bed frame for the top comes in 2 pieces which have to be placed together and held by bars with hardware, very poor design. We had a daybed prior that didn't have the springs, which was much nicer. The bed is of good quality, not top of the line. The price was fair for the quality of the bed.
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You're never sure what you're going to get when you buy on-line, but I love this bed! It looks expensive and really great in my guest room. I agree, however, that the link spring was somewhat difficult to put together, but I couldn't be happier with the results.
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I am very pleased with the bed. It is actually prettier than I anticipated and the price was really reasonable for the quality. I agree with Jen, however, the link spring was difficult to put together. I would have paid a few more dollars for it to have been ready to go when it arrived. The room looks great and the bed was just the right touch.
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By Jenna Dorsi on January 20, 2013With PBS being most famous right now as the network of Downton Abbey for its American viewers, it's only fitting they should air a primetime soap special. Since 2008, the series Pioneers of Televsion has documented the early rise of various television genres.
On Jan. 22, audiences will see an episode entitled, "Primetime Soaps," which will examine the first love triangles, baby swaps and mental breakdowns to reach primetime viewers. Shows such as Peyton Place, Dynasty, Knots Landing, and Dallas will be examined. Watch the PBS promo after the jump! READ MORE
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By Pop Confidential on January 17, 2013On today's Pop Confidential podcast Jamey Giddens, Luke Kerr, Jillian Bowe and Regan Cellura dish the latest celebrity headlines, gossip, TV show developments and the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
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Shameless returned for another season on Showtime. Is Revenge suffering a sophomore slump? Downton Abbey was saved by Matthew Crawley. Lady Edith was left at the altar. Will she end up an old maid?
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By Daytime Confidential on December 13, 2012No. 15: The Graysons, Revenge
Retribution is a dish best served over the holidays, if you're a member of the Grayson clan on ABC's smash primetime soap Revenge. Blackmail, corporate espionage, insider trading and not-quite-fatal tumbles off balconies could all be on the gourmet menu, but for the chance to break holiday bread with Queen Victoria (Madeleine Stowe), we'd risk it.
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By Luke Kerr on December 11, 2012Get ready for a Texas-sized funeral. According to TVLine, TNT's Dallas has set a March 11 date for the funeral of J.R. Ewing. The soap villain's portrayer Larry Hagman died in November. Reportedly,
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Buy your tickets for Fashion Kicks now! Join us in September 2013 for a sensational night that combines fashion, football, food and fabulous entertainment!
Premiership footballer Shay Given and his wife Jane are dedicated to supporting the lives of people affected by cancer. Tragically, at 5 years old, Shay lost his beloved mother to cancer. Since then he's been devoted to supporting Macmillan Cancer Support by hosting Fashion Kicks.
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After 25 years of semi retirement, playing nursing homes, Sol Bernstein has found a new audience - he had to, his old one died.
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Solly Bernstein is not so much a character as a simple façade. Steve Jameson's persona as an old-school Jewish Catskills comic is just an excuse to churn out those bada-bing, bada-boom jokes, nothing more, nothing less. On this basic level, it works very well. If you're after an exploration into what makes this character tick, you will be disappointed, for this is no cutting-edge Edinburgh comedy but simply an excuse to hear the old gags in the old style. A tribute act, almost. And very convincing it is, too, Bernstein puts up a wall of fast-paced Borscht Belt banter, slipping in the odd Yiddish phrase for extra authenticity and keeping the audience alert. Much of it is dedicated to the only two fellow Jews in the audience, who he quickly honed in on. As for the jokes, they're a combination of bad puns and punchlines flagged so far off they might as well be in semaphore. But get outta here - that's all part of the silly, music hall fun. Amid all these gags about Fishermen's Friends and "Birth? I wasn't there for the conception", the octogenarian Bernstein fabricates his life story. Zelig-like, he claims to have been close showbiz pals with everyone from JFK to Salvador Dali, Winston Chruchill to Elvis. His catchphrase, urging the men to put on a tie, was supposedly given to him by Hitler. Actually, some of the gags are much better than the persona suggests. And in the final segment of the show, split into quarters by bizarre insets about his sponsor, Bernstein really lets fly, abandoning the formulaic one-liners for a much more impassioned rant. Here he harnesses huge amounts of energy to great effect as he rails against all manner or minor injustices, most especially Tony Blackburn (of whom, incidentally, he does a faultless impersonation). This is easily the strongest section of the set, even if you fear the exertion may do the 'old fella' in, meaning the entertaining, if undemanding, hour ends on a definite high. |
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Revel's newly opened restaurant One stands out on many levels
The first entity encountered by a visitor to the Revel complex exiting the parking facility is an elongated, arcing restaurant whose wall is emblazoned with "This is the place" in foot high text.
Perhaps that's why they chose to call it "One?"
Although designed with chic, urbane sensibility, One is decidedly not a triumph of form over function. Our review meal supplied sophisticated, upscale New American, emphasizing grilled fare.
At our server's suggestion, we began with tuna tartare, an item we rarely order.
So widespread on menus to have become commonplace, their version exceeded expectations. The fish, pink and firm, had clearly been handled by a skilled technician.
Topped with an equally fresh dance partner, smooth avocado, elements were tactfully organized via ring mold. A trio of taro chips lounged topside, adding crunch.
As pledged by our South Philly native waiter, it was soy emulsion, drizzled across the entire proceedings, which demonstrably elevated this offering. Possessing a complex flavor profile — bringing delightful salinity — this dressing was the color of dark honey, slightly sweet as well.
Next up, a pair of Kobe sliders, larger than almost any mini burgers you'll encounter. Finished with leaf lettuce, tomatoes, house made pickles, a tangy One sauce and truffled cheese, two of these would make a fine lunch. The meat was juicy, just fatty enough, served at a pleasant medium. And we fancied the sidecar of extra pickle slices and precious little gherkins provided too.
One of our very favorites on this evening, edamame and wild mushroom agnolotti, was portioned with similar generosity. Rectangular ravioli had been filled with an Asian soybean and cheese blend. Beneath, we discovered hidden treasure — a foundation of fragrant creamy, funghi.
Great thinking. Rather than blending 'shrooms with pasta, where they might cool and lose earthy aromas, these created an olfactory explosion as we dug in.
We always aspire to dine seasonally, so a pair of salads followed. My dining partner's heirloom tomato and grilled radicchio featured yellow, red, green and purple hues. We appreciated the inclusion of rich, lusty Cherokee Reds, their dank potency brilliant against softened radicchio, arugula and goat cheese — a mildly sweet sherry ginger dressing added sharp, direct tones. Maine lobster salad was an extravagant bowl of greens tossed with haricot verts. But when they say lobster salad here, the operative word remains lobster.
Piled high with a plenty of precious claw and tail, the serving was fashionably accessorized at its corners with rolled prosciutto and darling little deviled quail's eggs. Ingredients selected were nothing short of genius; prosciutto salty and chewy, slender tender green beans and scads of luscious, still warm lobster.
And those dime-size quail eggs? Like nothing we've ever encountered, a mouthful of pure joy. Our only trifling issue? A bit more mustard-based dressing would have been highly beneficial.
Revel, the glittering jewel at the north end of the Atlantic City Boardwalk, has had a rough beginning on the gaming side of the ledger since it opened in late spring. However, on the entertainment side, it has delivered positive vibrations and national headlines.
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With all the complexities of opening a brand new destination resort in Atlantic City, the executives at Revel already had a lot on their plate. However, those same executives decided to put some great food on the plates of visitors, by presenting the inaugural Taste of Revel, presented by Food & Wine and created in partnership with Travel + Leisure. This three-day epicurean extravaganza from May 18-20, will feature exclusive experiences developed specifically for the 6.3-million-square-foot beachfront destination.
The catalyst behind Revel's ambitious nightlife and entertainment options is the Las Vegas-based Angel Management Group (AMG), which brings three unique nightlife concepts to the property and southern New Jersey.
From a casual lunch-truck approach to modern Mexican to the finest in French-inspired cuisine, Revel will have the entire dining spectrum covered.
Wiedmaier's room won't be the only place to grab a steak at Revel. Chef Marc Forgione, one of Revel's two TV Food Network "Iron Chefs" (Philly-based Jose Garces is the other) will be opening American Cut, which he described as his spin on a "classic steakhouse."
Revel continues to back up its claim that the property will be a mega-casino complex with the announcement that Food Network Iron Chef Jose Garces, acclaimed chef and owner of eight restaurants in Philadelphia, and four more in Chicago and Scottsdale, Ariz. is set to open the doors to three highly anticipated restaurants at Revel.
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Dubai, April 12, 2011
Emirates Gas, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Enoc, has won the Dubai Quality Award in the Dubai Quality Appreciation Programme category for achieving the highest standards in business excellence.
"It gives us great pride to be recognised as a role model and we are thankful that our efforts in pursuing global best practices, like CSR initiatives and customer care systems, have paid off. This award is also a testament to the accomplishments of Emirates Gas in its pursuit to be the best in the LPG industry," said Saeed Abdullah Khoory, Enoc chief executive officer.
Emirates Gas is the largest supplier of LPG in the UAE, supplying a variety of LPG products and propane used in industrial, commercial establishments and residential areas. It is also working with the Government of Dubai in introducing Compressed Natural Gas as an environmentally friendly fuel alternative for public transport and automobiles in Dubai.-TradeArabia News Service
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