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The big news of the event is that Silverlight will have will have full .NET support. Silverlight, for those who haven't been following the glorious web technology soap opera, is a cute little browser plug-in that allows you to build rich internet applications. I think technologies like this are good for game developers. More on that in a bit.
Expression Design is released
My product, Expression Design also went live Monday morning and I picked up a boxed copy at the event. To say the release process is like giving birth is perhaps extreme, but I'm very proud of my team. They've waded through swamps of vipers to get this product out the door and are already rearing to work on the next version.
Version 1.0 graphics tool are rather rare and mysterious creatures that few software developers get a chance to work on. I've been blessed with the opportunity to design three in my career and have come to realize that their promise is greatest even when their features are most limited. The next few years will be a rush.
SpaceCute supports Silverlight
If anyone is interested in dabbling with either Silverlight or Expression Design, it just so happens that all the SpaceCute graphics were built with these technologies in mind. To squeeze the delightful XAML marrow out of the SpaceCute files just follow the steps below:
- Import the .design file in the zip into Expression Design
- Click File > Export in the menu.
- Select XAML as your file export type
- Select "Silverlight"
- Export.
- Download Silverlight: http://silverlight.net/Default.aspx
- Download Expression Design: http://www.microsoft.com/Expression/products/download.aspx?key=design
- SpaceCute Graphics: http://lostgarden.com/SpaceCute%20PNG.zip
I've devoted most of my professional life to making complex game technologies more approachable and accessible for creative people. Silverlight and Expression Design are just a couple more steps along that path. I'm a big fan of runtime technologies like Flash and Silverlight because they offer two important advantages to small game developers.
Simple install: A massive percentage of (often upwards of 50%) downloads never make it onto the customer's machine. That translates directly into lost sales for those starving indies of the world. A single click install where the player has instant access to your game allows you to capture player interest immediately. Once you've hooked them, you can stream in additional levels, cut scenes etc at your leisure. When you increase your initial conversion rate, you increase your revenue. It is simple math, but a bloody hard technological problem to solve well.
Reliability: Custom engines run well on the developer's machine, but often fail in horrendous ways on a multitude of customer configurations. A mass market runtime backed by a company whose biggest value proposition is a great experience on the widest number of machines means you shouldn't have to worry. The number of support calls a Flash developer fields regarding video drivers crashing their customers computers is substantially lower than the number fielded by folks who build a custom engine.
Areas for improvement
Obviously, not all game developers use Flash or Silverlight. If you look at top titles like Bejeweled, Peggle, or Aveyond they still use old school downloadable installers. In the past few years, there have been big obstacles to using browsers plugins as your primary platform for casual and indie game development. The good news is that these problems are slowly, but steadily being eradicated.
Robust programming model: Historically, you've been forced to program your million-line project in Javascript. As Dofus shows us, this is certainly possible. Yet due to issues with maintainability, very few folks want to do it.
This is the area that Silverlight addresses. The addition of a full-fledged language like C# should not be underestimated. You'll start seeing more complex games with more intricate behavior. You'll be able to easily create scalable, robust architectures using familiar tools. This advances us beyond 'house of cards' applications and opens up rich clients to the classically trained master programmers of the world. I am a great believer in their creative powers to blow our minds and change the rules of the game in the process.
Speed: Traditionally, web-based engines have been slow. Users are subjected to slow framerates, small number of objects on the screen and wimpy dynamics. It is not really surprising, given these limitations, that the majority of Flash games are simple action games or point and click adventures. Our runtime technology is barely capable of running games that were popular in the early days of DOS. With technology limitations, come genre limitations.
With Silverlight, you are seeing the execution speed of C# code running 300 to 1000 times faster than the equivalent JavaScript code in some cases. This is a good start. Both the latest version of Flash and Silverlight are also starting to pump out reasonable numbers of objects on screen without slowing down the system. In the next couple of years, I see web technologies reach DS or PlayStation level of 2D capabilities. This opens up the golden era genres like epic platformers, brawlers, fighting games, and RPGs.
Local storage: The biggest reason that folks are using downloadable applications is that many users still play offline. Ideally, we could cache 20 megs of data plus a 2 meg save game file on your hard drive and allow you to use the application when the internet is disconnected. This is exceedingly difficult with current technology.
Some of the technologies that Adobe is working on looks promising here and I hope to see more from Microsoft in the future. When game developers gain control over their caching and local storage, the silly distinction between online and offline starts to disappear. This blocker hasn't been solved yet, but there is hope.
Future of mixed cloud/client games
What really excites me is the mixed world of applications that sit halfway in the cloud and halfway on the client. As these become easier to develop, more people will get into the market and they will innovate in order to differentiate their products. Casual game developers are just starting to dip their toes into this universe, but with time expect a flood of interest. Occasional connectivity + instant downloads is a huge and exciting opportunity to create entirely new genres.
- Shared user created content: As users create content and upload it to a universal cloud, you open the world of massively single player games. Imagine Spore as a web-based RPG or platformer with a single click install.
- Multiplayer experiences: Little Big World shows a little bit of what can happen when you mix an traditional platformer with online capabilities. Imagine if most web-games had this level of multi-player mechanics.
- New revenue models: The retail model of paying 19.95 for a mess of levels is due for a shakeup. Micropayments in casual games are a natural fit for cloud/client games. The cloud provides the persistence and the payment system. The client provides the rich interactivity that captures the player and provides the compelling context necessary to encourage them to invest monetarily in the game.
- Stats: Great games are well-balanced games. Well-balanced games are created through the massive amounts of user feedback. Internet enabled games offer a natural way of collecting copious amounts of player data in a transparent manner. Imagine if all games had Valve-level diagnostics built in. If websites can do it, so can games.
I'm excited about Silverlight, not necessarily because it solves all the problems facing game developer or because it provides all the solutions. I'm excited because it adds a serious jolt of competition that is bound to drive rapid advancements. The improved tools and more robust runtime platforms that result from competition are huge wins for game developers. They allow us to focus on making great immersive games, not on rewriting our game engines for the 57th time.
For at least the next five years, the casual and indie games marketplace is going to be a crazy ride. The 'typical' genres of point and click Flash adventures, shooters and downloadable Bejeweled clones is going to replaced by instant install, rich applications that cover a much broader range of game genres. Developers will have the power. They just need to use it to make something amazing.
Take care
Danc (in a good mood)


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With spring comes several holiday and celebration days - Easter, Passover and Mother's Day, to name a few. And, with all of the potential family gatherings coming up in the next few weeks, it seems the perfect time to discuss genealogy and the family bible historian. One of the most important and often forgotten sources of information about relatives is the family bible or religious book. This may be the only place where general family life events were recorded early on. Family bibles are wonderful resources for births, marriages and deaths, going back for generations - in your ancestors' handwriting.
An ancestral bible can be full of information; birth dates, full names and birth locations, marriage dates, spouse's names, officiating minister, witnesses to the marriage, and the wedding location, death dates, locations and burial spots may be listed, along with recent clippings of obits or funeral cards.
|Dried leaves
|Hand painted house drawings
But the family bible may also contain other treasurers. Those I searched through for this post held old photos, souvenir programs, poems, dried leaves, flowers and ferns, water color paintings done on paper and lockets of hair, all items that had been cherished by family members for one reason or another.
|Helen(e) Stout
In one old bible, I came across two very old photos. One photo was of a woman, with a notation made on the back –"My Grandmother, Helen(e) Stout." With this was another photo of a single story clapboard house and a couple standing on the front porch. But no information was provided for this picture. Is it Helen(e) and her husband? Their home? The occasion?
Another paper, pulled from the same bible shows a hand written roll of family members listing their birth or death dates. According to this listing it appears that Helen(e) died in November of 1907. This could be the clue one of Helen(e)'s relatives has been looking for. And all discovered because of a search in the family bible.
Wear and condition may also help indicate how much use the family bible received. Was it for show or was it read nightly? You may find hand-marked passages, or leaves and ferns used as bookmarks to show that a special section held meaning for someone.
|German confirmation certificate
|German Bible
Bibles printed in other languages such as this German bible can indicate where some family members came from, even what language may have been spoken at home.
Although you may not know who kept the bible records, the spelling and penmanship can indicate whether they had much schooling. A change in penmanship can show that the torch has been passed to another generation to record the family events. Even the date the bible was published can help you put some pieces of the family puzzle together in terms of what was happening in the world and what was important at that time in history.
Be advised that all bibles are not alike. Each denomination is somewhat different. In fact, even each printer crafted a slightly different style of bible. Some bibles place the family history pages – the birth, marriage and death sections, near the front, others place them between testaments and still others locate them in the back. No matter where the family history pages are located, be sure to take time to page through the entire bible. Many times hand written notes are recorded on pages with favorite passages. And other information may be written on the inside of the front or back covers.
Family bibles and religious books are generally passed down through the generations. If you did not inherit a family bible but believe that one exists, there are several ways to go about trying to locate it. If family members do not have any clues to its whereabouts, contact your local, regional or state genealogy societies. Many times a lone relative will leave their bible and books to historical or genealogical groups. Bibles may also be purchased at auctions. Check for family bibles on the Internet at eBay's site http://www.ebay.com, Cyndi's List also has a large section on bibles, http://www.cyndislist.com and the Daughters of the American Revolution, http://www.dar.org/ have transcribed hundreds of family bible records.
For many, bibles played a large part in our ancestors' lives. This explains why bibles were also used as symbols on gravestones. An open book could indicate a bible and refer to someone who was pious, a believer, or whose occupation was that of a minister.
I found it thrilling and awe-inspiring to hold and page through these very old, revered books with their crumbling leather and dusty smell of another time. While I do not have access to any of my family's bibles, I hope one day to locate a family bible for my clan at a genealogy or historical society, or maybe waiting for me on eBay or at a local auction. Regardless of how its discovered, getting to see a long-gone ancestors handwriting, noting the important dates that occurred in her, and her families lives would, indeed, be a priceless delight.
~ Joy
A very special thank you to Richard King, Reference Librarian of the Lewis Historical Library in Vincennes, Indiana for the allowance to look through and photography these bibles from the early nineteenth and twentieth centuries of Knox County history.
Another thank you to Brian Spangle, Historical Collection Administrator of the McGrady-Brockman House (Knox County Genealogical Society) for a chance to go through the German bible and photograph it.


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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
SBL ETC get together
I see that some Bibliobloggers are getting together on Sunday evening (see the post from Michael Halcomb), so it may be better to avoid the clash and support that gathering if we can (or get to a church - not always easy at SBL). I personally would prefer a dinner since the lunches always turn out to be a bit rushed (especially if, as last year, one has a paper to present straight afterwards!), but I would love to hear suggestions in the comments.
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I am ok with any time other than noon on Saturday. Too may of us are giving papers that day. Sunday seems to be out of the picture with IGNTP and the Bibliobloggers. Maybe lunch or dinner on Monday? We could meet at the entrance to the conference center here.ReplyDelete
Nice picture, but I'm guessing we won't be in short sleeves.ReplyDelete
Monday will be fine for me. I wonder what the weather is like in Boston at this time of the year. Rain and snow?ReplyDelete
Boston weather could be what we are having right now in Minneapolis: snow, wind, and 0 degrees Celsius. It could also be very nice; the last time the meeting was in Boston, I recall taking an afternoon stroll on a sunny 16-18 C. day. It could also, I suppose, be like the Toronto SBL meeting: when I stepped off the bus from the airport to the hotel, snow was blowing horizontally down the street.ReplyDelete
cheers, Mike
" . . . stroll on a sunny 16-18 C. day."ReplyDelete
must remember to pack my bathing suite.
We've got nearly 10 so far for our gathering. All are welcome; if you can let me know ahead of time (for reservations sake), it'd be helpful, although, I plan on getting a few extra seats just in case. Hope to meet some of you there, blessings!ReplyDelete
Oh, here's a new link:ReplyDelete
I'll bring my walking equipment.ReplyDelete
Peter wrote, "(or get to a church - not always easy at SBL)"--true,ReplyDelete
but IBR (Institute for Biblical Research, the American cousin (sister?) of Tyndale House) sponsors a Sunday morning worship service open to all at SBL:
7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
Room: Meeting Room 304 - CC
The service includes prayers, congregational singing--which has always been very stirring--readings from Scripture and a meditation.
IBR invites anyone interested to attend, and please feel free to share the information with others.
Good point Mike,ReplyDelete
I think I'll make that a new post.
So are we heading for Monday evening for an ETC meal? That would suit me fine - shall we meet where Christian said - at the entrance to the conference center - at around 7-7.15pm? By then we should have scoped out a good place to eat.ReplyDelete
Do we want to get a count, so we can make reservations?ReplyDelete
I should be free on Monday for either lunch or dinner. My wife will be with me, so the company will be greatly upgraded for all!ReplyDelete
Retrospectively: this was a fantastic gathering in a very cozy Italian restaurant, VinnyT:s. Since Peter Head could not get into the room where the bookreview of Parker's new introduction took place, he went out and reserved tables at this restaurant instead. We are all grateful to him that he did so.ReplyDelete


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An Act further to amend the Constitution of India.
BE it enacted by Parliament in the Sixth Year of the Republic of India as follows:---
1. Short title.-This Act may be called the Constitution (Fifth Amendment) Act, 1955.
2. Amendment of article 3.-In article 3 of the Constitution, for the proviso, the following proviso shall be substituted, namely:-
"Provided that no Bill for the purpose shall be introduced in either House of Parliament except on the recommendation of the President and unless, where the proposal contained in the Bill affects the area, boundaries or name of any of the States specified in Part A or Part B of the First Schedule, the Bill has been referred by the President to the Legislature of that State for expressing its views thereon within such period as may be specified in the reference or within such further period as the President may allow and the period so specified or allowed has expired.".


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The incipit of a piece at the CBC on the war in Afghanistan:
When a Canadian soldier dies in Afghanistan (as more than 150 have so far), it makes front-page news. In Ontario, a stretch of the 401 has been renamed the Highway of Heroes, and Canadians pay tribute by lining the overpasses from Trenton to Toronto.
Now cast your mind back a couple of millennia. In 216 B.C., 48,000 soldiers were killed in a single battle on a single day. The place was Cannae, on the Italian Peninsula, and the occasion was a battle in the Second Punic War between those imperial rivals, Rome and Carthage.
Not only did these 48,000 men – there were only male soldiers then – die in a single day, but they were butchered in what military historian Robert L. O'Connell calls a "massive knife fight." As he told me on a recent Ideas episode, those men, mostly Roman, were herded together and slaughtered by the cunning Carthaginian general Hannibal. O'Connell is the author of The Ghosts of Cannae: Hannibal and the Darkest Hour of the Roman Republic. There is no doubt in O'Connell's mind that the most hellish place on Earth that day was a patch of ground on the Italian peninsula.
Military historians have a way of graphically presenting their facts. Based on what O'Connell estimates was the average weight of a Roman soldier – 130 pounds, or almost 59 kilograms – there was, on the battlefield, "6-7 million pounds of freshly slaughtered human meat." A feast for carrion, a "bonanza" for foxes, wolves, vultures and other rummaging creatures.


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Bad Acting, Theology Propel a Doomed Ghost Rider
- Annabelle Robertson Entertainment Critic
- 2007 12 Jun
DVD Release Date: June 12, 2007
Theatrical Release Date: February 16, 2007 (wide)
Rating: PG-13 (for horror violence and disturbing images)
Genre: Science Fiction/Drama
Run Time: 123 min.
Director: Mark Steven Johnson
Actors: Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes, Peter Fonda, Wes Bentley, Sam Elliott, Donal Logue, Matt Long, Raquel Alessi
When 17-year-old Johnny Blaze (Matt Long) hears that his girlfriend, Roxanne (Raquel Alessi), is moving, he decides to run away with her. But later that night, Johnny learns that his father is dying of lung cancer. He heads off to tinker with his bike, and a strange figure (Peter Fonda, perfectly understated as the devil) appears and offers to heal his father, in exchange for Johnny's soul.
The young man is tempted. Before making a decision, however, he takes a look at the contract. Before he can read it, he accidentally pricks his hand, causing a drop of blood to land on the paper. "That'll do," says Satan, snatching it up. The next day, Johnny awakes from this strange "dream." To his delight, his father is healed. But, like so many other promises Satan makes, things don't go exactly as planned.
Years later, Johnny (Nicolas Cage, trying desperately not to overact) is a world-renowned motorcycle stuntman. No matter how far he jumps or how hard he falls, he is never injured, however. "You must have an angel on your shoulder," says his best friend and manager (Donal Logue). "Or something," Johnny replies. Things are going great—until the day that Roxie (Eva Mendes, having forgotten how to act) shows up, begging for an interview. Johnny agrees, but is too flabbergasted to say much. Johnny persuades Roxie to go out for dinner.
While getting dressed, he hears his father's bike revving outside. It's the devil, and he has come to collect. Within minutes, Johnny is smoking—literally. His skin begins to melt and he screams then bursts into flames. Suddenly, he's roaring off, collecting evil souls (and standing up Roxie). The only way Johnny can escape the deal? Defeat the devil's nemesis, Blackheart (Wes Bentley), who also happens to be Satan's son. Otherwise, Johnny will be "the Ghost Rider," every single night, for the rest of his life.
Based on the Marvel Comic, Ghost Rider is director Mark Steven Johnson's third directorial effort, after 2003's Daredevil and 1998's Simon Birch. Johnson is an experienced writer, having penned these scripts as well as Elektra and Grumpy Old Men, among others. Like many of his other films, he tends to write for teenage boys, and this is no exception. It's full of violence and bad language, however, and while most of the action is cartoon-like in nature, it's still gruesome. Numerous characters are murdered, and a few die hideous deaths.
Johnny's father serves as a solid role model (save for his smoking addiction), and gives his son good advice. "Every choice you make has a consequence," he says. "You do things without thinking, and you're not making a choice. The choice is making you." Unfortunately, the devil's character is also fairly winsome. "Far out," he says. "I enjoyed watching you ride." When Johnny asks if he has a show, the devil grins and says, "'Greatest show on Earth."
"Why'd you do it?" asks a character of Johnny, referring to the pact. "What'd you get in return?" "Heartache," Johnny replies. It's a powerful statement about how Satan will always deceive us into believing that what he offers is good, yet in reality reeks of pain, misery and death.
The film's theology soon goes completely awry, however. Later, that same character (played by Sam Elliot, excellent as always), says, "Any man who's got the guts to sell his soul for love has got the power to change the world. You didn't do it for greed. You did it for the right reason. And that puts God on your side." Well, first of all, it doesn't take "courage" to make a deal with the devil. It takes fear. Courage means standing against the devil. Second, humans alone don't have the power to change the world. If we stand with Jesus, however, we have the privilege of joining into the work he's doing here on Earth. But we certainly can't do it ourselves.
The most concerning—and misleading—aspect of the film is its ending, which tells us that we can defeat evil, on our own, if we're determined. There's hope in that message, but without Jesus, it's a recipe for disaster. With a lot of parental guidance, parents might be able to use Ghost Rider to teach kids about some aspects of evil. However, there are far better sources for that—ones that involve good theology. And good acting.
AUDIENCE: Older teens and up
- Disc One
o Never-Before Seen Footage
o Commentary with Producer Gary Foster
o Commentary with Writer/Director Mark Steven Johnson and Visual Effects Supervisor Kevin Mack
- Disc Two
o Three 'Making Of' Documentaries: "Spirit of Vengeance," "Spirit of Adventure" and "Spirit of Execution"
o "Sin and Salvation:" featurettes chronicling 40 years of Ghost Rider comic book history
o Animatronics
- Occult: Extremely strong occult and Satanic images, signs and symbols, including demons, gruesome deaths, violence and murder. A boy makes a pact with the devil; a woman consults an eight-ball; a Satanic figure mocks confession by kneeling in a church and saying, "Forgive me father, for I have sinned . . . and I'll go on sinning," before murdering a terrified priest.
- Drugs/Alcohol: Smoking and drinking throughout (although main character says, "Alcohol gives me nightmares.")
- Language/Profanity: Average. More than a dozen profanities and obscenities, plus a handful of crude slang terms.
- Sexual Content/Nudity: Mild. Teenagers kiss and plan to run away together; woman wears tight clothing and plunging necklines throughout film.
- Violence: Strong. Numerous scenes in which demons kill innocent people and also fight one another, as well as various disturbing crimes, including robbery of a teenage girl at knifepoint (who is rescued). Numerous murders, some violent, including a truck crashing into a man. Numerous other disturbing scenes, most of which contain strong occult elements.


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Eclipse DemoCamps November 2011/Bangalore
Little Italy Restaurant, Hosur Road, Koramangala
Cuisine : Authentic Italian Food. Bangalore DemoCamp has decided to Go Veg as they celebrate Eclipse's Birthday.
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Date and Time
Date :: December 12th 2011 Time :: 6pm - 9pm
This Eclipse DemoCamp will be sponsored by Eclipse Foundation
We are still open for co-sponsors.If your company is willing to co-sponsor this event, please contact annamalai (at) ancitconsulting (dot) com.
- Annamalai C, ANCIT CONSULTING, annamalai (at) ancitconsulting (dot) com, @malai
- Revathy A, ANCIT CONSULTING, reva (at) ancgrp (dot) com
- On the occasion of Eclipse's 10th Birthday, Bangalore also decides to join the celebration.
- The event starts with Eclipse Birthday Cake Cutting @ 6pm.
- Followed by that would be the series of Presentations by our Eclipse Experts in Town.
- Snacks and Drinks will be served during the event and post Presentations we would start with the Dinner.
If you would like to present at this event, please add your name below.
- Key Note Address :: Sri Guha.V, BOSCH - Innovation through Collaboration - Going the Open Source Route
- Niranjan Babu, BOSCH - Introduction to Sphinx
- Saurav Sarkar, SAP Labs India- Enterprise modeling through CDO and Mylyn Context
- Nidhi Rajshree/Srikanth Tamilselvam, IBM Research India - Cockpit Modelling ToolKit,
An Eclipse and BPMN based toolkit for Citizen centric Service Design
Prof.Dinesha, IIIT, Bangalore - Our Experience in Introducing Eclipse in IIITB.
- Tarun Telang, SAP Labs India - Transforming UML to code with Acceleo, simply the best code generation tool.
- Jayasimha K S, Bosch - Technologies for developing IDE on Cloud
- Sandeesha M, Bosch - Spying your plugins with YARI & Runtime Spy
Who Is Attending
If you plan on attending please add your name and company to the list below.
If you have any trouble with the wiki, just send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com
Number of Registrations:34
Number of Participants:24
- Annamalai C, ANCIT
- Revathy A, ANCIT
- Jayasimha KS, BOSCH
- Niranjan Babu, BOSCH
- Ramapriya, BOSCH
Karthikeyan, Mercedes Benz
- Sandeesha, BOSCH
- Swapna, BOSCH
- Avinash Shrimali, BOSCH
- Saurav Sarkar, SAP Labs India @sauravs Codify It
Ashwani Kr Sharma, SAP Labs India Panneer Selvam, SAP Labs India Aparna Saraswat, Oracle
- Praveen Joseph, BOSCH
- Ajay Chandrahasan, BOSCH
- Vikas Kushwaha, BOSCH
Ankit Garg, BOSCH
- Tarun Telang, SAP Labs India
Vaibhav Kumar , SAP Labs India
- Babu Natarajan, AtoS <Siemens IT Solutions & Services>
Chandrayya G K, BOSCH
- Anshu Jain, IBM Research, India
Ravi Ponnusamy, AtoS <Siemens IT Solutions & Services>
- P.Balachanran, AtoS <Siemens IT Solutions & Services>
- Jeya Vetha Lal, AtoS <Siemens IT Solutions & Services>
- Paranthaman Karthikeyan, AtoS <Siemens IT Solutions & Services>
- Srikanth Tamilselvam, IBM Research India
- Nidhi Rajshree IBM Research India
Srinivas Gudla, Xilinx India Technology Services Prof.K Dinesha, IIIT Bangalore
- Srinivasa Iyer, BOSCH
- Sri Guha V., BOSCH
- Nikita Goswami,SAP Labs
- Mahesh Patil, Bosch
- Prateek Babel, Bosch
Due to lack of Sponsorship, we would be restricting the count of participants to 30.
Registrations have closed. Please contact the organisers for any further details.
Pictures / Photos
Pics on Picasa : https://picasaweb.google.com/annamalai.chockalingam/EclipseDemoCamp2011
Blogs /Twitter
We request you to blog or twitter about the Eclipse Demo Camp happening in Bangalore.
The Presenters are requested to upload their Presentations / Shareable Demos thru their Blogs or Slideshare.
Please update your Blog Links / Presentation Links / Twitter Twits below
Read Updates on Eclipse Demo Camp 2011 on Malai's Twitter - @malai
Blog Updates :Happy Birthday Eclipse ! Join the Celebration
On Codify It: Eclipse Demo Camp 2011 and so on
@wernerkeil: Malai's tweets are protected and he has only 1 follower who can read them, that's not very transparent or makes it easy for people to follow what'll happen at Bangalore DemoCamp?;-(
- Presentation by Saurav : http://www.slideshare.net/sauravsarkar/enterprise-modeling
- Presentation on Acceleo & Papyrus : http://www.slideshare.net/tarun.telang/uml-to-code-with-acceleo


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(AllHipHop News) Recently Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose stopped by Big Boy's Neighborhood on Power 106 in Los Angeles to talk about a host of topics including Amber's music and their decision to have a natural child-birth at home.
"It consists of her being in a whole lot of pain, with no medicine, she's gonna thug it out. We gonna have a midwife and a doula at the crib and she's gonna be in a pool and its gonna be like a relaxing environment and when she's ready she's gonna tell me when to stick my hands down there and I'm gonna pull the baby out," Wiz told Big Boy and Rikki Martinez on Power 106's Big Boy's Neighborhood.
After seeing a Ricki Lake documentary on child-birth,The Business of Being Born, Amber and Wiz decided that natural child-birth at the house was the way to go.
"He doesn't like hospitals, I don't like hospitals, we feel like that like that's the place the people go when then die and I'm not sick. I feel like from the beginning of time women squatted and had their babies and that exactly what I want to do. I just want to go full throttle, I don't want no medication," Amber Rose explained. "We take home birthing classes to teach us how to do it, and we're gonna have our midwife and when the baby's head comes out he's gonna be Dr. Wiz. He's gonna be the first person to touch the child. No doctors, no gloves"
"It's cool to learn about and then like learn about how important that connection is. I'm excited, I'm ready. I'm mean I'm nervous too, but its a good nervous, it not like a confused nervous like, "What do I do?" Wiz said.
As for Amber's music, while the two have collaborated on music in the past, Amber says she will likely make some music soon, but isn't sure if she will have time given the demands of having her first child.
"I don't know what its like to be a mom. I don't know if I have it in me to juggle that with a new-born, We'll see, I have fun with him, it's a blast, he always lets me go in and experiment."
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Evening, everybody!
Here's bringing up some old news: I spent Christmas in Island Park, Idaho and missed the snow event here on the Kitsap Peninsula. Thankfully, some of you e-mailed in your Christmas snow pictures. Here are a few of them:
SEABECK (sent
by Don Geidel, taken by a friend)
BREMERTON (OLYMPIC HIGH SCHOOL AREA): Photo by Tyler Hicks
Thanks to all who sent in photos! Seemed like another fun day around the peninsula.
As far as the forecast is concerned, we're going to switch gears from a dry spell (July-October), a wet spell (October- mid December), and a cold/snowy spell (mid December) to a cool/foggy spell. As is often the case around here when a large ridge of high pressure sets up over the region after a long rainy period, fog will be a key ingredient the next few mornings. There is so much moisture in the air and on the ground that even the smallest dry spells call for more fog than sun.
Still, things are at least looking fairly dry with a few sunbreaks until the first weekend of 2013, which sounds so far away even if it's only in 5 days 😉
Taking a peek into the long range, things look fairly seasonable in terms of rain and sun over the next week and a half. After the past couple weeks, I can say I am OK with a break in active weather!
Have a great evening,
Matthew Leach
Forecasting Kitsap
E-mail: email@example.com


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Active Directory Collection
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2
Active Directory Domain Services Collection
Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) directory service is the distributed directory service that is included with Microsoft Windows Server operating systems. AD DS enables centralized, secure management of an entire network, which might span a building, a city, or multiple locations throughout the world.
AD DS includes the following:
AD DS on a Windows Server Network
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS)
Structure and Storage Technologies
Domain Controller Roles
Replication Technologies
Search and Publication Technologies
Installation, Upgrade, and Migration Technologies
In distributed computing environments, networked computers and other devices communicate over remote connections to accomplish tasks through client/server applications. Distributed environments require a central repository of information and integrated services that provide the means to manage network users, services, devices, and additional information that administrators want to store.
Organizations operating a distributed environment need to have a way to manage network resources and services. As the organization grows, the need for a secure and centralized management system becomes more critical.
A directory service provides a centralized location to store information in a distributed environment about networked devices and services and the people who use them. A directory service also implements the services that make this information available to users, computers, and applications. A directory service is both a database storage system (directory store) and a set of services that provide the means to securely add, modify, delete, and locate data in the directory store.
AD DS is typically used for one of three purposes:
Internal directory. Used within the corporate network for publishing information about users and resources within the enterprise. A company's internal directory may be accessible to employees when they are outside the company network using a secure connection such as a virtual private network (VPN) connection, but it is not accessible to non-employees.
External directory. These are directories typically located on servers in the perimeter network or demilitarized zone (DMZ) at the boundary between the corporate local area network (LAN) and the public Internet. External directories are typically used to store information about customers, clients, and business partners who access external applications or services. They are also made available to customers, clients, and business partners to provide them with selected business information such as catalogs and so on.
Application directory. Application directories store "private" directory data that is relevant only to the application in a local directory, perhaps on the same server as the application, without requiring any additional configuration to Active Directory. The personalization data, which is only interesting to the portal application and does not need to be widely replicated, can be stored solely in the directory associated with the application. This solution reduces replication traffic on the network between domain controllers.
AD DS on a Windows Server Network
AD DS is the information hub of the operating system. The following figure shows AD DS as the focal point of the Windows Server network used to manage identities and broker relationships between distributed resources so they can work together.
Active Directory on a Windows Server Network
Active Directory provides:
A central location for network administration and delegation of administrative authority. You have access to objects representing all network users, devices, and resources and the ability to group objects for ease of management and application of security and Group Policy.
Information security and single sign-on for user access to network resources. Tight integration with security eliminates costly tracking of accounts for authentication and authorization between systems. A single user name and password combination can identify each network user, and this identity follows the user throughout the network.
Scalability. AD DS includes one or more domains, each with one or more domain controllers, enabling you to scale the directory to meet any network requirements.
Flexible and global searching. Users and administrators can use desktop tools to search AD DS. By default, searches are directed to the global catalog, which provides forest-wide search capabilities.
Storage for application data. AD DS provides a central location to store data that is shared between applications and with applications that need to distribute their data across entire Windows networks.
Systematic synchronization of directory updates. Updates are distributed throughout the network through secure and cost-efficient replication between domain controllers.
Remote administration. You can connect to any domain controller remotely from any Windows-based computer that has administrative tools installed.
Single, modifiable, and extensible schema. The schema is a set of objects and rules that provide the structure requirements for AD DS objects. You can modify the schema to implement new types of objects or object properties.
Integration of object names with Domain Name System (DNS), the Internet-standard computer location system. AD DS uses DNS to implement an IP-based naming system so that AD DS services and domain controllers are locatable over standard IP both on intranets and the Internet.
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) support. LDAP is the industry standard directory access protocol, making AD DS widely accessible to management and query applications. AD DS supports LDAPv3 and LDAPv2.
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS)
Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) is a directory service designed to meet the needs of organizations that cannot rely solely on AD DS to provide directory services for directory-enabled applications. While AD DS offers many benefits for managing network infrastructure, organizations often need a more flexible directory service to support directory-enabled applications. AD LDS is a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory service designed specifically for directory-enabled applications.
Structure and Storage Technologies
AD DS uses domains and forests to represent the logical structure of the directory hierarchy. Domains are used to manage the various populations of users, computers, and network resources in your enterprise. The forest represents the security boundary for AD DS. Within domains you can create organizational units to subdivide the various divisions of administration.
The logical structure of AD DS includes a two-dimensional definition that can be viewed as a hierarchy, even though the objects themselves are stored in a flat database file. In addition to its own name, each object stores the name of the container directly above it in the hierarchy. That container object stores the name of its superior container, and so on, up to the root container. In this way, a logical structure is imposed that can be viewed by using AD DS tools as a tree of containers. By virtue of a hierarchical naming system, the objects in the tree appear to be nested inside (contained by) other objects.
The AD DS schema defines the types of objects that are available to the directory service. The schema is stored in the schema partition, which is also defined as an object in the directory. The attributes and classes in AD DS are stored in the schema partition as directory objects called schema objects. It is possible for Administrators to add their own classes or attributes to an existing object type. However, the default schema provides all of the classes and attributes that AD DS needs to function.
AD DS uses objects to store and reference data in the directory. The AD DS database file (Ntds.dit) provides the physical storage of all AD DS objects for a single forest. Although there is a single directory, some directory data is stored within domains while other data is distributed throughout the forest, without regard for domain boundaries. Beginning with Windows Server 2003, data can also be distributed to domain controllers according to applications that use the data, where the scope of distribution can be set according to the needs of the application.
Any updates made to data in the directory are automatically distributed to the appropriate domain controllers by means of AD DS replication. By replicating data according to directory partitions, AD DS provides a data repository that is logically centralized (maintains a single point of administration) but physically distributed (is synchronized on multiple domain controllers throughout the network).
Replication Technologies
Objects in the directory are distributed among the domain controllers in a forest, and all domain controllers can be updated directly. AD DS replication is the process by which the changes that are made on one domain controller are automatically synchronized with other domain controllers. Data integrity is maintained by tracking changes on each domain controller and updating other domain controllers in a systematic way. By default, AD DS replication uses a connection topology that is created automatically. This replication topology makes optimal use of physical network connections and frees administrators from having to determine which domain controllers replicate with one another. The replication topology can also be created manually. AD DS replication is designed to maximize directory consistency and minimize the impact to network traffic.
Domain Controller Roles
A domain controller is a server that has the AD DS server role installed.
- Implementations of Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 and Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 operating systems also have domain controllers, but they do not support AD DS.
When you install Windows Server on a computer, you can choose to configure a server role for that computer. When you want to create a new forest, a new domain, or an additional domain controller in an existing domain, you configure the server as a domain controller by installing AD DS.
By default, a domain controller stores one domain directory partition consisting of information about the domain in which it is located, plus the schema and configuration directory partitions for the entire forest. A domain controller can also store one or more application directory partitions.
Whereas every domain controller stores the objects for only one domain, a domain controller that is designated as a global catalog server stores the objects from all domains in the forest. For each object that is not in the domain for which the global catalog server is authoritative as a domain controller, a limited set of attributes is stored in a partial replica of a corresponding domain. The partial replicas on a global catalog server are not writable — you cannot update an object in a partial replica on a global catalog server, but only on a domain controller that stores a full replica. Thus a global catalog server stores its own full, writable domain replica (all objects and all attributes) plus a partial, read-only replica of every other domain in the forest. The attributes that are replicated to the global catalog servers are the attributes that are most likely to be used to search for the object in AD DS. These attributes are identified by default in the schema as being included in the partial attribute set of the global catalog.
The global catalog makes it possible for clients to search AD DS without having to be referred from server to server until the domain controller that has the domain that stores the requested object is found. By default, AD DS searches are directed to global catalog servers. The first domain controller in a forest is automatically created as a global catalog server. Thereafter, you can designate other domain controllers to be global catalog servers if they are needed.
All domain controllers can receive updates to any writable object that they store (with the exception of schema updates, which can be made only on the one domain controller in the forest that has the role of schema master). The day-to-day operations that are associated with managing users, groups, and computers are typically multimaster operations — that is, changes to these objects can be made on any domain controller. When a client application updates an object on a domain controller, the domain controller automatically replicates the change to all other domain controllers in the same domain if the change is a domain change or to all other domain controllers in the forest if the change is a configuration or schema change.
There are some operations, however, that are not performed as multimaster operations because they must occur at only one place and time. For these operations, there are specially designated domain controllers that manage the operations singly. Some master operations, required at the forest level, include the schema master and the domain naming master. Others, required at the domain level, include the PDC emulator, RID master and infrastructure master. Domain controllers that hold these special roles are called operations masters.
Search and Publication Technologies
Successful operation of an AD DS forest depends on clients and services being able to locate domain controllers. The success of domain controller location depends on the registration of information in DNS and the availability of that information. AD DS uses DNS to locate networked computers by resolving computer names to IP addresses. The Net Logon service on domain clients and domain controllers interacts with Windows server application programming interfaces (APIs) and DNS to provide a domain controller locator service (Locator). Locator finds requested service-specific and site-specific domain controllers.
After a domain controller has been located, LDAP is used to retrieve information from the directory. AD DS stores objects that provide information about the real objects that exist in an organization's network and that are associated with one or more domains, such as users, specific groups of users, computers, applications, services, files, and distribution lists. AD DS makes this information available to administrators, network users, and applications throughout the organization through LDAP. LDAP enables clients to query, create, update, and delete information stored in a directory service. The LDAP protocol is the AD DS core protocol, and is the preferred and most common way of interacting with AD DS.
The creation, storage, and maintenance of information in AD DS is called service publication. Directory-enabled services and applications can publish globally useful information, such as service availability and properties, in AD DS. This allows client processes to find and connect to any directory-enabled service as needed, and network clients and administrators to find, connect to, and manage services.
Installation, Upgrade, and Migration Technologies
The installation or removal of AD DS is performed by the Active Directory Installation Wizard. Before installing AD DS on a server, the wizard will verify that the server is eligible to run AD DS. After the prerequisites have been met, a user interface is used to gather information specific to the environment in which AD DS will be installed. Finally, the wizard configures the directory service, making the server a domain controller.
Part of the directory configuration process includes configuring the AD DS schema. The schema contains a master list of all classes (object types) and attributes that can be used in the directory. The Active Directory Preparation Tool (ADPrep) is used to prepare an AD DS forest and domain for a newer version of the directory service. One of several tasks accomplished by ADPrep is updating the AD DS schema. If you do not prepare your AD DS infrastructure, the upgrade will fail.
After installing or upgrading AD DS, you can enable the appropriate domain or forest functional level based on an assessment of your current environment. The functional level of a domain or forest defines the set of advanced AD DS features that are available in that domain or forest. The functional level of a domain or forest also defines the set of Windows operating systems that can run on the domain controllers in that domain or forest. Functional levels provide configuration support for the AD DS features and ensure compatibility with domain controllers running earlier operating systems.
Depending on the design of your environment, you might opt to restructure it instead of upgrading. For example, if your Windows NT 4.0 environment consists of multiple domains, rather than upgrading each domain it might be more productive to restructure the environment by consolidating some of those domains. Or if your Windows 2000 environment was poorly designed and you are upgrading your environment to Windows Server 2003, it might benefit you to restructure your existing environment before or after the upgrade takes place. You can perform either of these tasks by using the Active Directory Migration Tool (ADMT). ADMT includes wizards that automate migration tasks such as copying users, groups, and service accounts; moving computers; migrating trusts; and performing security translation. When you use ADMT to restructure Windows NT 4.0 domains, ADMT copies the accounts that are migrated, so that when the accounts are created in the target domain, they continue to exist in the source domain. The primary security identifiers (SIDs) for the accounts can be migrated to the SID history in the target domain. SID history maintains resource permissions when you migrate accounts, thus enabling access to resources in the source domain.
Another method for restructuring an AD DS environment is to rename a domain. You can use the domain rename process to change the names of your domains, and you can also use it to change the structure of the domain trees in your forest. This process involves updating the Domain Name System (DNS) and trust infrastructures as well as Group Policy and service principal names (SPNs).
The ability to rename domains provides you with the flexibility to make important name changes and forest structural changes as the needs of your organization change. Using domain rename, you can not only change the name of a domain, but you can change the structure of the domain hierarchy and change the parent of a domain or move a domain located in one domain tree to another domain tree.


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1. What do these Terms and Conditions apply to?
1.1 These Terms and Conditions will apply to all EU or international orders and govern your contract with us for (i) the sale of Products; and (ii) international delivery services. They also tell you the rules for using our website, Kitbag (our site).
1.2 Please note that certain provisions of these Terms and Conditions will apply differently depending on whether you live within England, the EU or outside the EU. Provisions that may vary include the provisions in clauses 4 (How is a contract formed between us), 9 (What is the charge for delivery and handling?), 10 (How to pay & VAT) and 11 (Import Duty and Tax Payments and Customs). In each of these provisions we have stated which terms will apply to you according to your country of residence. In addition, please refer to the definitions of 'EU' and 'Non-EU Countries' in clause 2 below.
1.3 Your contract for the purchase and delivery of our Products will be with Fanatics (International) Limited ("Fanatics"). Our registered address is at Stubbs Mill 3 Upper Kirby Street Manchester M4 6FN, United Kingdom. You can contact our customer services team regarding any queries relating to these Terms and Conditions and Orders you place using the following contact details:
Customer services team contact details:
Telephone: +44 (0) 333 014 5354
Email: email@example.com
Our Customer Services team provides support between 9.30am to 5pm, 7 days a week (UK local time).
1.4 We reserve the right to cancel any Order that is made by a minor, under the age of 18, where the consent of that minor's legal guardian is not received. If you are under the age of 18 you must ensure your parent or legal guardian knows and agrees before you agree to buy anything online. In subscribing for emails, or entering any competition that requires information about you, you warrant you are over 16 years of age.
In purchasing our Products you confirm that you are a consumer. A consumer is someone who is:
i. an individual; and
ii. acting wholly or mainly outside of their trade, business, craft or profession.
2. What terms do we use in these Terms and Conditions?
"Contract" means the contract formed between you and Fanatics each time you purchase Products from us via our Website (see section 4 below regarding how a Contract is formed between us).
"EU" means any country or territory in the fiscal (VAT) area of the European Community and at all times England and excluding Non-EU countries.
"Non-EU Countries" means any other country or territory not within the fiscal (VAT) area of the European Community.
"Order" has the meaning given to it under clause 4.1 (When is your order placed) below;
"Personal Information" means the details provided by you on registration
"Product" means a product displayed for sale on the Website
"Product Description" means that part of the Website where certain Terms and Conditions in respect of the individual Product are provided.
"User" means any user of the Kitbag Website.
"We/us/our" means Kitbag
"Website" means the website located at www.kitbag.com including any sub-domains or any subsequent URL which may replace it.
"You" means a user of this Website.
3. Where do I find Product information?
3.1 Each Product purchased is sold subject to its description on its product page. This may set out additional terms related to that Product including, without limitation, terms and conditions concerning estimated delivery dates and times, warranties, after-sales service and any applicable guarantees that may apply to the product.
3.2 Please note that Product descriptions may vary depending on what country you are in and where you choose to deliver the Products. We cannot guarantee that all Products will be available for international delivery to every country.
4. How is a Contract formed between us?
4.1 The steps required to create the contract between you and us are as follows:
4.1.1 When is your order placed?
You place the order for your Products on the Website by following the prompts and clicking the "Buy Now" button at the end of the checkout process. Once you have clicked this button it constitutes an "Order".
4.1.2 How much is the cost of delivery and handling?
The delivery charge will be shown in the order process before you complete your Order and you confirm your consent to this charge when you submit your Order. We reserve the right to charge a handling fee in addition to delivery costs, and you confirm your consent to this charge when you submit your Order.
4.1.3 How can I review my Order?
You will be given an opportunity to review your Order and make any amendments required prior to placing an Order.
4.1.4 How will we confirm your Order?
We will send you an Order confirmation email detailing and acknowledging the Products you have ordered.
4.1.5 What Products will you deliver?
Your contract with us to deliver Products only relates to those Products confirmed in the "order confirmation" email sent by us to you. We will not be obliged to deliver any other Products, which may have been part of your Order, unless and until those Products are confirmed in an order confirmation email.
4.1.6 How will I know when my Products have been despatched?
We will notify you by email when your Product is despatched to you.
If you have ordered multiple Products, please note that we may deliver these separately.
4.1.7 When is my Order accepted by Kitbag?
Order acceptance and completion of our Contract will take place when you receive an order confirmation e-mail confirming that we accept your Order, or you have cancelled it in accordance with the instructions in clause 5 below.
4.1.8 When is payment for the Products taken?
Your credit/debit card will be charged when your Order is confirmed.
4.2 We are not required to accept your Order and we may modify, reject or cancel your Order for any reason, including but not limited to one of the following reasons:
▪ The product you ordered being unavailable from stock;
▪ If we are unable to obtain authorisation for your payment;
▪ The identification of a pricing or Product description error;
▪ We reasonably believe you may have the intent to resell the Product; or
▪ You not complying with these Terms and Conditions (for example, if you are under the age of 18 and we have not received consent to the Order from your legal guardian).
5. Your statutory right to cancel
5.1 You have the following cancellation rights when you buy online:
5.1.1 You are entitled to cancel your Contract (your whole Order) if you so wish, provided that you exercise your right no longer than 14 days after the day on which you receive the Products in question.
5.1.2 You have an additional right to return individual products or your whole Order up to 365days after the day on which your Order is despatched from us. Returns must be in original condition, unworn/unused with original tags and labels.
5.1.3 Your right to return Products does not apply to DVDs, videos, PC & video games which have been opened, pierced jewellery, goods made to your specification, that have been clearly personalised or which by reason of their nature cannot be returned (for example, underwear/swimwear which has been worn) or are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly).
5.1.4 To exercise the right to cancel, you must inform us of your decision to cancel your Contract by a clear statement, including details of your name, geographical address, details of the Order you wish to cancel and, where available, your phone number and email address.
5.1.5 You can cancel by contacting our customer services team on the contact details above or by using our Returns Portal.
5.1.6 If you decide to cancel, you should return the Products to us at your cost within 30 days of such cancellation and we will reimburse to you (by the method used to pay for the original transaction) the cost of the Products being returned. If you cancel your whole Order in accordance with clause 5.1.1 only, this includes the cost of delivery (except for the supplementary costs arising if you choose a type of delivery other than our standard and least expensive method of delivery) and any handling fee. If you do not cancel your whole Order, but only certain Products within your Order, we will only reimburse you for the cost of those Products returned and we will not refund the cost of delivery or any handling fee.
5.1.7 We may make a deduction from the reimbursement for loss in value of any goods supplied, if the loss is the result of unnecessary handling by you.
5.1.8 We will make the reimbursement no later than 14 days after the day we receive back from you any goods supplied.
You may also cancel your
contract if the Products are damaged faulty or not as described, in which case
we will refund the cost of returning the goods. Please see clause 7
6. How do I change, cancel or return an Order?
6.1 Other than in the circumstances set out in clause 5, it's not possible to make changes to your Order once you've placed it. If you'd like to add Products to your Order, please place a new order for these Products.
6.2 If you need to change details of your delivery address, remove Products from your Order or cancel it completely, please contact our customer services team on the contact details above.
6.3 If the Products you ordered have already been collected from our warehouse for delivery to you, then you will need to use our Returns Portal in the event of any unwanted Products.
6.4 Except as provided in clause 5.1.6, unless Products are faulty, damaged or not as described upon delivery you are expected to bear the cost of any return and neither your original delivery charge nor any handling fee will be refunded.
7. What if the Products are damaged or faulty?
7.1 If your Order arrives and the Products are damaged, faulty or not as described, you may cancel the Order and we will reimburse you the cost of the Products, the delivery charge for your Order, any handling fee and reasonable costs of you returning the Products. We will reimburse you with these costs through the payment method you used to place the Order within 14 days of our receipt of the returned Products. For more information on how to return Products, please click here.
7.2 These Terms and Conditions, including this clause 7, are in addition to any statutory rights and remedies you may have under English law and your country of residence.
8. When will the Products be delivered?
8.1 Delivery lead times to international addresses will vary according to destination but we will use reasonable endeavours to ensure that all Products will be delivered within 30 days from the conclusion of the contract with us. In the event that your Order has been despatched by us (as confirmed in the despatch confirmation e-mail) but has not arrived within the estimated delivery time range, please contact our customer services team on the contact details above. Please contact Customer Services if you have any queries about international delivery services.
8.2 Depending on stock availability, we may split delivery of your Order into several parts and deliver them separately. You will not be charged extra for this. Occasionally, delivery of your Order may be delayed or prevented for reasons beyond our control, such as material shortages, import delays or higher than anticipated demand. Delivery may also be delayed due to customs-related processes (such as inspection).
8.3 If delays outside of our control occur, we will make every effort to keep you informed. For the avoidance of doubt, time is not of the essence for the delivery of the Products, but you will remain entitled to all statutory rights provided to you by the applicable laws.
8.4 Please note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there may be some delays to the delivery of your Order that are outside of our control.
9. What is the charge for delivery and handling?
9.1 Our Website will confirm our charges to deliver your products and our charges for handling before you place your Order.
9.2 If you decline the charge for this delivery service and/or the handling service, you will not be able to place an Order.
9.3 Applicable tax applying to delivery charges and handling charges will depend on your country of residence and will apply in accordance with clause 10 (How to pay & VAT).
10.1 Payment is to be made in the currency selected by You on site prior to checkout. International credit card providers or banks will determine the exchange rate; if payment is made in a currency not issued as standard by the bank, they may add an additional processing or administration charge which the cardholder will be liable to pay.
10.2 Our delivery charge will be itemised as 'delivery' on the delivery and order confirmation pages of the Website and in emails from us, after the subtotal for the value of the goods purchased.
10.3 Applicable tax will depend on your country of residence as follows:
Where you have requested delivery to an EU address, the price paid for the Product, applicable delivery charges and any handling fee will include VAT or the equivalent tax in the country to which the product is to be delivered, as applicable. Please see further details below.
Where you have requested delivery to a Non-EU Country address, the Products and the delivery service will normally be zero-rated and not subject to VAT, but the price paid by you for the Products and/or the delivery service and/or handling will remain the same as shown on the Website. Please also see Section 11 below regarding taxes and duties in the destination country.
10.4 If you purchase goods from within the EU, but you request that the goods are delivered to a Non-EU Country, please note that the EU tax provisions above will still apply to your Order.
10.5 If you live within the EU, what rate of VAT is charged to your Order?
● Under the EU VAT Distance Selling regime, VAT must be charged for deliveries within the EU. The UK rate of VAT will normally be due, but once our sales into an EU country have exceeded the threshold for VAT registration, we are obliged to register for VAT in that country and account for VAT at the rate of tax in force in that country.
● The country of taxation will be indicated in the order confirmation email you receive for your Order. The applicable VAT numbers for Kitbag are:
United Kingdom – GB 234 1527 33
Austria – 683606966
Belgium – BE0810940388
Cyprus – CY99200016Q
Czech Republic – CZ682349032
Germany – 2524686692
Denmark – DK12621426
Spain – N8261826E
Finland – FI22594129
France – FR89520025206
Greece – EL997159923
Hungary – HU26969673
Italy – IT00132289992
Malta – MT19234317
The Netherlands – NL820523793B01
Poland – 5263025595
Portugal – PT980411106
Romania – RO25232537
Sweden – SE502067967501
Slovenia – SI93216491
Slovakia – SK4020246164
10.6 Customers buying products for delivery to an address in the United Kingdom will be charged VAT. If you are having goods delivered direct to a shipping agent in the United Kingdom but for immediate export outside of the UK it may be possible to refund the VAT, however you must contact our customer services team before placing an Order. If you make an Order without notifying us in advance, the VAT on your purchase will not be refunded.
11. Import Duty and Tax Payments and Customs – delivery outside of the UK only
11.1 This clause 11 only applies to customers having Products delivered outside of the United Kingdom.
11.2 Products delivered to destinations outside the United Kingdom may be subject to taxes, fees, customs duty, levies or other charges as a result of local legislation or customs formalities. The recipient of your Order is responsible for all customs formalities for the import of the Products and will be required to pay any additional charges for international delivery, including import duty, formal customs entry, taxes, levies and other charges that may be levied outside the United Kingdom. The recipient of the goods, not the person placing the Order, will typically receive a separate request for payment of these charges. If you're ordering Products to be delivered to someone else, please ensure they're aware that they'll be responsible for these additional charges.
11.3 Unfortunately, we have no control over these charges and cannot predict what they may be, so we are unable to offer any assistance on these processes. We advise that you check any customs formalities and the import charges applicable in any country outside of the United Kingdom before ordering Products to be delivered there. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide you with information which we hold which relates to the Product or consignment which you may need in order to arrange customs clearance.
11.4 You (or the recipient of the Products if different) will be the importer for all international deliveries of the Products. Therefore, before placing an Order, it's your responsibility to check that any Products ordered comply with country, state and/or federal government import regulations, and that there are no local requirements or restrictions which may affect receipt of your Order.
11.5 You agree that we will act on your behalf as exporter of the Products and will complete export declarations in our own name on your behalf.
11.6 Where possible, we or our subcontractors, will carry out all customs formalities on behalf of the recipient of the Products. We or our subcontractors, will request payment for these charges from the recipient of the Products in a separate invoice. We may also request information from you in relation to customs formalities. You must respond to any request for information within 5 days of the request, or the Order will be cancelled, and the Products returned to our warehouse.
12. How we may use your personal information?
We will only use your personal information as set out in our Privacy Policy.
13. Our responsibility for loss and damage suffered by you
13.1 We will be responsible to you for foreseeable loss and damage caused by us. If we fail to comply with these Terms and Conditions, we are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of us breaking this contract or failing to use reasonable care and skill. Loss or damage is foreseeable if either it is obvious that it will happen or if, at the time the contract was made, both us and you knew it might happen.
13.2 We do not exclude or limit in any way our liability to you where it would be unlawful to do so. This includes liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence or the negligence of our employees, agents or subcontractors; for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation or for breach of your legal rights in relation to the Products.
13.3 Your use of the website is at your sole risk. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you are responsible for complying with these Terms and Conditions and all applicable laws with respect to the use of the website. Other than as referred to in sections 13.1 and 13.2, the website, including all information and content made available on or accessed through the website is made available to you "as is" without warranties or representations of any kind. To the fullest extent permissible by law, we disclaim all warranties of any kind, whether express or implied.
13.4 In no event shall we or our affiliates be liable to you or any third party for any indirect, consequential, exemplary, incidental, special or punitive damages of any kind whatsoever. To the fullest extent permitted by law, in no event shall we or our affiliates be liable for any direct damages exceeding the greater of the monies paid by you to us for products in the twelve months preceding the claim or £100 GBP.
13.5 We are not liable in any event for your failure to provide us with accurate information, including but not limited to, shipping address, billing address, payment details or email address.
14. Our rights to vary these Terms and Conditions
14.1 We reserve the right to change these Terms and Conditions from time to time, but any changes will not apply to any orders that we have accepted prior to the change being made.
14.2 These Terms and Conditions govern our relationship with you. Any changes to the Terms and Conditions governing existing contracts must be in writing and signed by both parties. In this way, we can avoid any problems surrounding what we and you are expected to do.
15. Alternative Dispute Resolution
15.1 Alternative dispute resolution is a process where an independent body considers the facts of a dispute and seeks to resolve it, without you having to go to court. If you are not happy with how we have handled any complaint, you may want to contact the alternative dispute resolution provider we use.
15.2 If your country of residence is within the EU, if you are not happy with how we have handled any complaint, you may submit a complaint via the European Commission Online Dispute Resolution platform at http://ec.europa.eu/odr. There may also be other dispute resolution platforms based in your country of residence.
16. If a court finds part of this contract unenforceable, the rest will continue in force
If any part of these Terms and Conditions shall be found by a Court to be unlawful, void or unenforceable for any reason, then that provision shall be capable of being severed and separated from these Terms and Conditions and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of any of the other provisions of these Terms and Conditions which shall all remain in force.
17. Even if we delay in enforcing this contract, we can still enforce it later
If we do not insist immediately that you do anything you are required to do under these terms, or if we delay in taking steps against you in respect of your breaking this contract, that will not mean that you do not have to do those things and it will not prevent us taking steps against you at a later date. For example, if you miss a payment and we do not chase you, but we continue to provide the products, we can still require you to make the payment at a later date.
18. Which laws apply to this contract and where you may bring legal proceedings?
18.1 These Terms and Conditions shall be subject to English law. All claims or disputes arising in relation to or in connection with any contract (any Order for Products) under these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by English law. You may bring a claim to enforce your consumer rights in connection with these Terms and Conditions before the courts of your resident country, as laws in your country of residence may also apply to allow you certain levels of consumer protection. In addition, you are also entitled to bring a claim before the Courts of England and Wales if you prefer.
18.2 If you wish to bring a claim before a court in your resident country, please use the following service address: Stubbs Mill 3 Upper Kirby Street Manchester M4 6FN, United Kingdom.
19. Who we are and how to contact us?
Kitbag is a site operated by Fanatics (International) Limited ("We"). We are registered in England and Wales with the company number 05933624. We have our registered office at Stubbs Mill 3 Upper Kirby Street Manchester M4 6FN, United Kingdom.
To contact us, please email email@example.com or telephone our customer service line on +44 (0) 333 014 5354.
20. By using our site, you accept these terms
By using our site, you confirm that you accept these terms of use and that you agree to comply with them.
If you do not agree to these terms, you must not use our site.
We recommend that you print a copy of these terms for future reference.
21. There are other terms that may apply to you
These terms of use refer to the following additional terms, which also apply to your use of our site:
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21.2 Our Cookie Policy, which sets out information about the cookies on our site.
22. We may make changes to these terms
We amend these terms from time to time. Every time you wish to use our site, please check these terms to ensure you understand the terms that apply at that time. These terms were most recently updated on February 25, 2021.
23. We may make changes to our site
We may update and change our site from time to time to reflect changes to our products, our users' needs and our business priorities.
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24.1 To register on our site, you must be at least the minimum age to provide your own consent in your country of residence.
24.2 We reserve the right to withdraw your access to our site if we reasonably believe you are below the minimum age to provide your own consent in your country of residence.
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25.1 Our site is made available free of charge.
25.2 We do not guarantee that our site, or any content on it, will always be available or be uninterrupted. We may suspend or withdraw or restrict the availability of all or any part of our site for business and operational reasons. We will try to give you reasonable notice of any suspension or withdrawal.
25.3 You are also responsible for ensuring that all persons who access our site through your internet connection are aware of these terms of use and other applicable terms and conditions, and that they comply with them.
25.4 Our site is directed to people residing in the United Kingdom. We do not represent that content available on or through our site is appropriate for use or available in other locations.
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26.1 If you choose, or you are provided with, a user identification code, password or any other piece of information as part of our security procedures, you must treat such information as confidential. You must not disclose it to any third party.
26.2 We have the right to disable any user identification code or password, whether chosen by you or allocated by us, at any time, if in our reasonable opinion you have failed to comply with any of the provisions of these terms of use.
26.3 If you know or suspect that anyone other than you know your user identification code or password, you must promptly notify us at Telephone: +44 (0) 333 014 5354 or Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
27. How you may use material on our site
27.1 We are the owner or the licensee of all intellectual property rights in our site, and in the material published on it. Those works are protected by copyright laws and treaties around the world. All such rights are reserved.
27.2 You may print off one copy, and may download extracts, of any page(s) from our site for your personal use.
27.3 You must not modify the paper or digital copies of any materials you have printed off or downloaded in any way, and you must not use any illustrations, photographs, video or audio sequences or any graphics separately from any accompanying text.
27.4 Our status (and that of any identified contributors) as the authors of content on our site must always be acknowledged.
27.5 You must not use any part of the content on our site for commercial purposes without obtaining a licence to do so from us or our licensors.
27.6 If you print off, copy or download any part of our site in breach of these terms of use, your right to use our site will cease immediately and you must, at our option, return or destroy any copies of the materials you have made.
27.7 You may not use any material on our site for any illegal or unlawful purpose. Any unauthorised use or violation of these terms may immediately and automatically terminate your right to use and access our site and may subject you to legal liability.
28. Do not rely on information on this site
28.1 The content on our site is provided for general information only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
28.2 Although we make reasonable efforts to update the information on our site, we make no representations, warranties or guarantees, whether express or implied, that the content on our site is accurate, complete or up to date.
28.3 The inclusion of any products or services on our site does not imply or warrant that these products or services will be available at any particular time or that the listed attributes are accurate or complete.
28.4 We may make changes to information about price, availability or other product attributes without notice.
29. We are not responsible for websites we link to
Where our site contains links to other sites and resources provided by third parties, these links are provided for your information only. Such links should not be interpreted as approval by us of those linked websites or information you may obtain from them.
We have no control over the contents of those sites or resources.
30. User-generated content is not approved by us
30.1 This website may include information and materials uploaded by other users of the site, including to bulletin boards and chat rooms. This information and these materials have not been verified or approved by us. The views expressed by other users on our site do not represent our views or values.
30.2 If you wish to complain about information and materials uploaded by other users, please contact us on Telephone: +44 (0) 333 014 5354 or Email: email@example.com.
31. Our responsibility for loss or damage suffered by you
31.1 We do not exclude or limit in any way our liability to you where it would be unlawful to do so. This includes liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence or the negligence of our employees, agents or subcontractors and for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
31.2 Different limitations and exclusions of liability will apply to liability arising as a result of the supply of any products to you, which are set out above in our Terms and conditions of sale.
31.3 Please note that we only provide our site for domestic and private use. You agree not to use our site for any commercial or business purposes, and we have no liability to you for any loss of profit, loss of business, business interruption, or loss of business opportunity.
32. We are not responsible for viruses and you must not introduce them
32.1 We do not guarantee that our site will be secure or free from bugs or viruses.
32.2 You are responsible for configuring your information technology, computer programmes and platform to access our site. You should use your own virus protection software.
32.3 You must not misuse our site by knowingly introducing viruses, trojans, worms, logic bombs or other material that is malicious or technologically harmful. You must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to our site, the server on which our site is stored, or any server, computer or database connected to our site. You must not attack our site via a denial-of-service attack or a distributed denial-of service attack. By breaching this provision, you would commit a criminal offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. We will report any such breach to the relevant law enforcement authorities, and we will co-operate with those authorities by disclosing your identity to them. In the event of such a breach, your right to use our site will cease immediately.
33. Rules about linking to our site
33.1 You may link to our home page, provided you do so in a way that is fair and legal and does not damage our reputation or take advantage of it.
33.2 You must not establish a link in such a way as to suggest any form of association, approval or endorsement on our part where none exists.
33.3 You must not establish a link to our site in any website that is not owned by you.
33.4 Our site must not be framed on any other site, nor may you create a link to any part of our site other than the home page.
33.5 We reserve the right to withdraw linking permission without notice.
33.6 If you wish to link to or make any use of content on our site other than that set out above, please contact email@example.com.
34. Our trademarks are registered
"KITBAG" is an English registered trademark of Fanatics (International) Limited. You are not permitted to use it without our approval, unless it is part of material you are using as permitted under clause 27 above (How you may use material on our site).


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Well, well, well. Look what we've just got our hands on… One of our Northern ninjas has hit us with full pricing and specifications for Sony's VAIO X Series line of notebooks (these are meant for the Canadian market but give us a good ballpark). We've been told it will be announced sometime tomorrow, but hey, you know how we roll.
The Sony VAIO X Series is being billed as the "world's lightest notebook," we've been told and it's due in part to its carbon-fiber chassis. It weighs 1.6 pounds and is just over half an inch thin. There's a 16:9 aspect ratio display that clocks in at 11.1″ that features some nice LED backlighted action. Our ninja tells us that the notebook will come with standard and "super-extended" batteries with the standard battery providing around 3.5 hours of battery life and the "super-extended" battery lasting up to 14 hours! The touchpad of the notebook features multi-touch functionality letting you flick through photos, rotate items, zoom in and out, and scroll both directions right from the touchpad.
Lastly, the X Series ships with a SSD drive and Windows 7 Home Premium. Oh, pricing! How does $1,499 sound? It will be available in Canada starting next month and we'd assume U.S. availability will be at the same time or before.
P.S. We didn't get an answer from our guy on what CPU is in there, bummer!


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It's often been said that greatness skips generations, but clearly this is not the case with Archbishop Desmond Tutu's daughter, Naomi Tutu. Her delightful sense of humor and ebullient optimism about improving race relations in the world inspired a Prom Center audience in Oakdale Monday night.
Tutu was there as the featured keynote speaker at the St. Paul Foundation's Facing Race Ambassador Awards Celebration, and Minnesota Public Radio featured Tutu and her uplifting advocacy in its programming this week.
Notwithstanding President Obama's election, America still has a major race problem, startng with our discomfort at even acknowledging we have a problem, Tutu said. And a disturbingly large percentage of Americans are uninformed about the history of discrimination and slavery, white privilege and advantage, and the de facto and de jure apartheid (we beat Tutu's South Africa in outlawing segregation by only about 30 years) that existed in the United States until 1965.
Tutu exhorted the racially diverse packed ballroom to get face-to-face with each other and "tell our stories." Her memorable closing words: "We are greater than how we act toward one another today…A just world is not just possible but probable…We speak of justice because we are determined to have justice.'
So what can we do? At Growth & Justice, one of our top priorities is closing the so-called achievement gap and dramatically increasing performance and higher-education attainment levels for our fast-growing minority populations, and our Smart Investments in Minnesota's Students project shows the way.
But lots of other things need to be done, in the way of starting conversations and working our heads around the pervasive ways that racial animosity and ignorance pervades our community.
And the St. Paul Foundations' "Facing Race Initiative" website page provides a wealth of infomation and suggested community involvement that will help us first "face race," and then dispel racism and the toxic economic inequality that comes with it.


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Adesso EasyTouch AKB-110B Mini Keyboard(Black)
- Adesso
The stylish design of this mini keyboard compliments any desktop or laptop. Users can connect with their PC through a USB or PS/2 connector, without the hassle of installing a driver. Users can take pleasure in typing in comfort with membrane keys whether working or playing online games. It includes an embedded numeric keypad, a Windows Vista key, 12 function keys, LED indicator for num lock, caps lock and scroll lock keys. With its smooth and sleek surface, this is a perfect selection that will look impressive on any desk space.
Adesso AKB-110 Specs
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|Host Connection
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|Built-In Control Device
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|6' / 1.8 m
|Environmental Protection
|Dimensions (L x W x H)
|11.8 x 6.0 x 1.0" / 298.0 x 151.0 x 27.0 mm
|1.1 lb / 0.5 kg
|Package Weight
|1.36 lb
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|12.3 x 8.3 x 1.4"
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Endodontics: Facts about Root Canal Procedure by an Endodontist in Connecticut
Endodontics is an affordable dental care specialty that treats diseases affecting the inside of teeth. Root canals are the most common type of endodontic treatment. To understand how the treatment works, it helps to examine the anatomy of a tooth. Under the layers of white enamel and dentin, there is a center containing soft tissue; this is called the tooth's pulp. It contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. It extends into the tooth's roots. Once a tooth is fully mature, the pulp is no longer needed for tooth development, and it can be removed safely through endodontic treatment.
When is an Endodontic Procedure Necessary?
Endodontic treatment is needed when a tooth's pulp is inflamed or infected; this can occur for a variety of reasons including deep tooth decay, cracks or chips, and traumatic injuries. If the problem isn't treated, severe pain or a tooth abscess may develop. If you need a root canal or similar treatment, seek an endodontist Connecticut patients recommend for the best results.
Signs that Endodontic Treatment is Required
Although symptoms are not always present, signs you need a root canal procedure from an endodontist in Connecticut include the following:
- Tooth pain
- Sensitivity to extreme temperatures
- Tenderness that occurs when chewing
- Facial swelling
- Tooth discoloration
- Tender lymph nodes
How a Root Canal Procedure with an Endodontist in Connecticut Can Save your Tooth
First, your endodontist will remove the infected pulp. Next, he or she will clean and reshape the inside of the canals. Finally, the space will be filled and sealed. A ceramic crown will be placed over the tooth to restore its normal appearance and function.
Will the Procedure Cause any Pain?
During the root canal procedure, your endodontist will inject an anesthetic to numb the nerve that supplies sensation to the tooth. Your tooth may be sensitive for a few days after the procedure, but you should not feel any significant pain. See emergency endodontist Connecticut dental listings if you experience severe pain or pressure after-hours. To learn more about endodontics and other types of affordable dental care, talk to your dentist.
To get the dental care you deserve from an affordable dentist in Connecticut, contact Premier Dental of Connecticut today or make an appointment.
Premier Dental of Connecticut offers affordable family dentistry and gentle, compassionate dental care in Connecticut. Our offices are conveniently located with extended hours to meet your needs. At Premier Dental of Connecticut, we provide most dental services, from basic preventative care and general dentistry to specialized procedures and complete dental reconstruction. We accept most dental insurance plans and offer affordable financial solutions for any budget. Patient satisfaction is our top priority and we strive to provide the exceptional, affordable dental care and personal touch that lead to lasting relationships. A smiling patient is our greatest reward and we look forward to keeping those smiles healthy, beautiful, and bright. Discover an affordable dentist who truly cares at Premier Dental of Connecticut.