text: On Fri, 2008-12-05 at 08:06 +0100, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote: > On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 10:41 PM, breno <breno at rio.pm.org> wrote: > > On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Michele Beltrame <mb at cattlegrid.info> wrote: > >> > >> I think this simplicity of those installations derives from the fact that > >> providers are easily able to build a php/mod_php which includes the most used > >> things (mail functions, database access, image processing) directly into the > >> php binary. PHP programmers only need to upload their .php files via FTP and > >> they just work. No modules to install, it's all already there. > >> > > > > I like where this might go. Although everyone in the Perl community > > knows TIMTOWTDI, we also know that some ways are better than others. > > Nonetheless, I believe this is not the case for people outside or just > > entering the Perl world, specially regarding modules and a certain > > public repository we all know and love. There's been a lot of effort > > in providing some support for recommendation such as annocpan, > > cpanratings, cpanrt, cpants, cpantesters, and the 'related modules' > > box, but they are mostly see-for-yourself-and-make-your-choice. Don't > > get me wrong, all those services are marvelous, but to Perl > > programmers. Beginners and enthusiasts probably won't figure them out > > ("so many options, so little time"), and web providers certainty won't > > care much. As a suggestion that might not go anywhere (or even > > introduce flame), maybe the community could discuss a set of > > recommended general purpose modules for our beloved general purpose > > language, ones we believe would cover most of the "popular Perl > > programming". Should we turn it into a Bundle or two (CPAN-Standard, > > CPAN-Enterprise, whatever), it'd be a lot easier for newcomers to know > > where to look at, easier for enterprises to evaluate Perl's power, and > > easier for everyone to deploy. As it would be sort of a "standard > > modules installation", Michele's comment ("no modules to install, it's > > all already there") would also apply to Perl (well, not Perl itself as > > I'm not talking about core modules, but I hope you know what I mean). > > > > To support this - a blog post from Alistair Cocburn: > http://alistair.cockburn.us/Shu+Ha+Ri+to+Practices+Principles+Values > It is about the need for exact instructions for the beginners. The > problem is of course in the module choice - I don't know if there ever > can be build a consensus about that. > There are plenty of people here who will remember "Perl 5 Enterprise Edition" and what a great success it was at achieving almost the same aims. /J\


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First units already shipped to customers
Cambridge, Aug 14th 2012: ip.access today confirmed that it had already shipped an LTE-only version of its new E-100 dual mode access point to five customers for laboratory and field trials. This is an important staging point in the process of moving towards full commercial deployments and represents the company's first LTE product shipments.
Announcing the shipments, ip.access CEO Simon Brown said: "Customer interest has been strong in the E-100 and we have invested in accelerating the programme in order to meet that demand.
"Indeed, our commitment to increased R&D into understanding and delivering on all the end-to-end requirements of the developing small cell network layer – from access points to network gateways and management systems – is now paying dividends; gaining recognition and support from network operators, system integrators, our partners and the industry in general."
The E-100 is a small cell Access Point targeted for use in enterprises and public indoor environments. The device will provide simultaneous 4G and 3G mobile phone signals with data speeds of up to 150 Mbps and 42 Mbps respectively and will also be able to support WiFi as an optional module.
ip.access founder and CTO Nick Johnson said: "Small cells will have a vital role to play in delivering LTE's promise of high-speed data for the mass-market and the E-100 will allow operators to quickly deploy that capacity exactly where it is needed."
The E-100 will be integrated into ip.access' nanoConverge end-to-end small cell solution architecture, allowing operators to deploy the E-100 alongside the company's existing 3G small cells using the same gateways and network management system.
Last month, judges at the Small Cells Forum industry awards gave ip.access a special award for its Network Orchestration System small cell layer next generation management tool and its nanoConverge combined 3G/LTE network gateway.
26th September 2018
ip.access wins the Security Innovation Special Award at Security Essen 2018
26th July 2018
ip.access collaborates with Blue Arcus Technologies Inc. to improve satellite backhaul for rural deployments
23rd February 2018
ip.access and Imaginet collaborate to deploy disaster response network
22nd February 2018
ip.access announces strategic vision for a 5G roadmap
19th February 2018
Telenet and ip.access boost indoor mobile connectivity in Belgium
15th February 2018
ip.access unleashes potential of private LTE networks
14th February 2018
ip.access addresses the TV white space and Fixed Access markets as part of Microsoft-led Project Belgrade
13th February 2018
ip.access updates 'complete platform' for specialist small cell applications
7th February 2018
ip.access signs Memorandum of Understanding with Westell for cutting-edge small cells
20th November 2017
ip.access deploys PRESENCE™ solution with O2 UK for cellular micro-proximity customer analytics
31st July 2017
ip.access passes two million shipments of residential 3G small cells
14th July 2017
ip.access and Quortus enable Pentonet's revolutionary subscription service
11th July 2017
ip.access re-affirms commitment to quality
31st May 2017
ip.access wins best business case at Small Cell Forum Awards
18th May 2017
ip.access advocates infrastructure and spectrum sharing at Small Cells World Summit
17th May 2017
Viper2020 Cloud Managed Small Cell platform - Support for 5G Services, First Responders and Neutral Host Networks with Presence™
13th April 2017
ip.access and AeroMobile celebrate in-flight mobile phone connectivity milestone
2nd March 2017
ip.access launches flexible radio platform as carrier-proven alternative to SDR
22nd February 2017
ip.access to develop next generation IoT small cells on the path to 5G in collaboration with Intel
21st February 2017
Multi-carrier small cells slash deployment costs of in-building coverage by 80%
17th February 2017
ip.access increases support for Neutral Host Multi-Operator deployments with a range of new access points
7th February 2017
New Market Opportunities with Intelligent Access and IoT for the New Communications Era
31st January 2017
ip.access enhances T-Mobile's retail-based customer analytics with PRESENCE™
25th January 2017
ip.access enters into strategic partnership with Inovvo to enhance Presence offering
7th December 2016
ip.access backs shared spectrum solution to improve UK rural coverage
14th November 2016
ip.access extends Presence offering with Emu Analytics partnership
7th November 2016
Comtech Telecommunications Corp. and ip.access Enable LTE Mobile Connectivity for Rural Villages and Isolated Enterprise Sites
27th October 2016
ip.access addresses indoor coverage challenges at Small Cells Americas
26th October 2016
ip.access signs Única as first 'Small Cell as a Service' neutral host provider in Brazil
20th October 2016
ip.access launches major update to Presence data monetisation service
10th May 2016
JT Group and ip.access deploy nanoVirt Small Cell Controller into 3G network
10th May 2016
ip.access launches nanoVirt Small Cell Gateway
28th April 2016
ip.access shortlisted for three Small Cell Industry 2016 awards
23rd February 2016
ip.access announces new products at Mobile World Congress to support growing demand for 4G small cells
15th February 2016
ip.access joins forces with CCS to simplify small cell deployment
15th February 2016
ip.access collaborates on next generation radio access
10th February 2016
ip.access launches Viper small cell platform
6th November 2015
Digicel, Caribsat and ip.access provide mobile coverage to isolated rural villages in French Guiana using small cells and satellite backhaul
14th August 2015
€8m European Commission funding to develop multi-tenancy enabled 5G network infrastructures targeting innovations in RAN virtualization and Mobile Edge Cloud Computing
31st July 2015
Zouk Capital invests in ip.access to accelerate its leadership in the small cell market
3rd June 2015
ip.access rolls out multi-million dollar Batelco small cell contract
9th February 2015
UK businesses losing over $49 million a week as employees waste time hunting for mobile phone reception in the workplace to take business calls.
26th January 2015
ip.access collaborates with Amdocs to roll-out global small cell solution for enterprises
9th June 2014
Operators look for more from Enterprise small cells
21st February 2014
ip.access announces new breed of 'Presence' small cells
19th February 2014
ip.access and WNC Announce Manufacturing Partnership
11th February 2014
Operators missing small cell service expansion opportunity
21st November 2013
ip.access Collaborates with Qualcomm to Deliver Next Generation Small Cell Product Line
29th October 2013
ip.access celebrates small cell market leadership
22nd July 2013
Jersey Telecom chooses ip.access for island's first small cell deployment
24th April 2013
ip.access upgrades VIVACOM small cell network to 3G
18th February 2013
ip.access passes the one million small cell milestone
13th February 2013
ip.access shows dynamic WiFi integration with LTE small cells
7th December 2012
DOCOMO PACIFIC to deploy ip.access 3G small cells
14th November 2012
Small cells lift off in Azerbaijan as ip.access takes to the skies
14th August 2012
ip.access on target for Small Cell LTE Roll-out
22nd June 2012
ip.access releases next generation management tools for small cell layer
31st May 2012
ip.access small cells powering deployments in remote Congo communities with RascomStar-QAF and ViaSat
27th February 2012
ip.access to supply small cell technology to Zain Bahrain
21st February 2012
TE Connectivity and ip.access introduce integrated small cell and DAS
16th February 2012
ip.access announces plans for first LTE small cell
3rd February 2012
ip.access signs global small cell agreement with Telenor Group
23rd January 2012
ip.access signs Middle East distribution agreement with E-Pay International
16th January 2012
ip.access appoints new VP Worldwide Customer Operations
12th December 2011
Investors back ip.access with further $15m boost
5th December 2011
UK innovator ip.access unveils future of small cells
25th October 2011
ip.access links the past, present and future of small cells with new nanoConverge offer
12th October 2011
ip.access launches 3G C-class consumer small cell
16th August 2011
ip.access passes half million milestone in 3G small cells
27th July 2011
ip.access signs African distribution agreement with GDS for picocells and femtocells
20th June 2011
ip.access launches 16 and 24 channel enterprise Access Points
16th June 2011
OysterCatcher™ fine tunes deployed femtocells
18th January 2011
Now ip.access brings femtocell technology to smaller offices and shops
15th September 2010
ip.access signs Femtocell Agreement with Qualcomm
13th September 2010
ip.access announces increased R&D capability
1st September 2010
ip.access bring picocells to India with Bharti Airtel
26th July 2010
ip.access appoints new Chairman and further strengthens management team with new Senior VP of Worldwide Sales and Marketing
22nd June 2010
ip.access & Kineto Wireless complete standards-based femtocell interoperability testing
21st June 2010
ip.access and AlertMe demonstrate femtocell-enabled home energy management solution
6th May 2010
ip.access wins World Vendor Award
30th March 2010
ip.access contributes to femtocell plugfest success
15th February 2010
ip.access picocells enhance voice and data coverage for Bouygues Telecom's enterprise customers
4th February 2010
ip.access announces 3G Femtocell Developer Kit
28th January 2010
ip.access launches plug and play for nanoGSM picocell
16th November 2009
Femtocell-Aware Phone Application Supports Multiple Vendors' Femtocells
3rd September 2009
Tele2 chooses ip.access for picocells in Europe
29th June 2009
ip.access earns double honours at inaugural Femtocell Industry Awards
23rd June 2009
Airvana, ip.access and Ubiquisys Align in Support of Femto Forum Femtocell Applications Efforts
22nd June 2009
ip.access to Demo iPhone "Virtual Fridge Notes" Application at Femtocell Applications Live
17th June 2009
ip.access and Blue Ocean Wireless sail to Awards success
22nd May 2009
ip.access revs up coverage for Monaco Telecom
7th April 2009
ip.access demonstrates progress on femtocell standards
11th February 2009
SFR Business Team, ip.access and SPIE bring picocells to France
9th February 2009
ip.access launches nano3G™ picocell
2nd February 2009
Blue Ocean Wireless and ip.access provide GSM coverage to merchant ships at sea
5th January 2009
ip.access named number one picocell vendor by ABI Research
5th November 2008
ip.access appoints Philip Rimell as Chief Operating Officer
29th September 2008
ip.access repeats success in Top 100 UK Technology Companies
30th July 2008
Home femtocells set to unleash potential of the 3G phone says femtocell leader ip.access
23rd June 2008
ip.access brings femtocells into the connected home
21st May 2008
Qualcomm makes strategic investment in ip.access
1st April 2008
Sonus Networks and ip.access deliver fixed mobile convergence
19th March 2008
ip.access wins top UK technology award for innovation and growth
11th February 2008
ip.access broadens global picocell appeal with new products
7th February 2008
ip.access and Mavenir Systems partner for femtocell services
Creating compelling new mobile phone services for the home
30th January 2008
ip.access boosts indoor mobile coverage for TeliaSonera business customers in Denmark
23rd January 2008
Cisco makes strategic investment in ip.access
29th November 2007
ip.access femtocell scores victory at World Communication Awards
17th October 2007
ip.access celebrates success at Leading Lights awards
9th October 2007
ip.access seeks quadruple glory
1st October 2007
ip.access takes its place in the Top 100 UK Technology Companies
18th September 2007
ip.access and Orascom aim to improve mobile access for 56 million people
6th July 2007
ip.access joins board of the femto forum - a new body to promote femtocell standardisation and deployment
2nd July 2007
ip.access participates in SoftBank femtocell proof of concept
20th June 2007
3G Home Femtocells Will Deliver Better Value For Mobile Data Users and Drive Fixed Mobile Substitution Predicts Leading Developer ip.access
18th June 2007
ip.access CTO Nick Johnson To Address CommunicAsia 2007 Summit on "Femtocells for Pure Cellular Fixed Mobile Convergence"
29th March 2007
ADC Partners with ip.access To Deliver a GSM/EDGE Portfolio that Extends to Rural Communities and Other Hard to Reach Areas
29th March 2007
ip.access and Tatara Systems Focus on SIP/IMS Femtocell Architecture Development
14th February 2007
Sonus Networks And ip.access Partner To Drive Fixed/Mobile Convergence Forward
14th February 2007
ip.access' Oyster 3G is 2007's best radio access product
13th February 2007
ip.access delivers pearl with Oyster 3G™ launch
12th February 2007
ip.access and Thomson Collaborate to Deliver Integrated 3G Femtocell Gateway Platform
12th February 2007
ip.access announces successful further funding round
6th February 2007
ip.access establishes a key partnership with Alcatel-Lucent GSM Product Line
17th January 2007
ip.access shortlisted for Global Mobile Award alongside Nokia and Cisco
20th December 2006
NexWave Technologies and ip.access team up to distribute picocell technologies throughout Asia Pacific
7th December 2006
ip.access GSM picocells deployed by new UK spectrum licensee FMS
11th October 2006
T-Mobile strengthens its GSM network in Europe with ip.access picocells
25th September 2006
ip.access selects picoChip technology for 3G femtocell development
5th September 2006
ip.access launches femto3G™ to revolutionise 3G services in the home
14th June 2006
ip.access and HECL to cover India with nanoBTS picocells
13th June 2006
TeleWare plc selects ip.access as picocell supplier for Private Mobile Networks
13th June 2006
ip.access strengthens Asia-Pacific presence with strategic appointment
12th June 2006
ip.access and iDirect collaborate to offer remote GSM picocell solution with satellite backhaul
9th May 2006
ip.access named in prestigious 2006 Red Herring 100 Europe list
3rd May 2006
Picocell market set for growth as Ofcom creates new low power GSM operators in the UK
13th March 2006
ip.access secures £8.5 million funding to accelerate growth in cost-effective cellular infrastructure for homes and businesses
14th February 2006
ip.access and in&phone enable enterprise fixed-mobile convergence in Switzerland
13th February 2006
ip.access and BelAir Networks Unlock Revenue Opportunities for Mobile Network Operators with First Wireless Mesh Cellular Picocell
10th February 2006
ip.access and NTL work together to explore Low Power GSM solutions
6th February 2006
ip.access' new EDGE/AMR picocell increases voice and data capacity
23rd January 2006
ip.access aircraft module shortlisted for 2006 GSM Association Awards
30th November 2005
Altobridge Split-BSC™ solution slashes remote GSM coverage costs
15th September 2005
ip.access moves to new offices to support growth
6th September 2005
ip.access and Imtech collaborate to improve GSM coverage in the Netherlands
14th June 2005
ip.access enhances Asia-Pacific GSM coverage and capacity via new satellite
31st May 2005
ip.access and Telfort improve indoor GSM coverage and capacity for Dutch businesses
18th April 2005
ip.access appoints new VP Sales to expand Asia-Pacific presence
5th April 2005
AeroMobile™ chooses picocell from ip.access™ for new Inflight Mobile Phone Service
15th February 2005
ip.access introduces GSM 900 picocellular basestation
10th February 2005
ip.access signs contract with Czech operator Telefónica O2 to enhance GSM in-building coverage
18th November 2004
BT chooses ip.access for in-building GSM service offering
13th October 2004
ip.access technology in record-breaking Antarctic adventure
27th September 2004
Breakthrough for ip.access to supply nanoGSM™ technology to SMART Communications Inc.
24th February 2004
ip.access and RigNet deliver GSM abis over IP via satellite
4th January 2004
Kiev Metro goes mobile with ip.access nanoBTS™
17th November 2003
ip.access delivers rapid and cost-effective GSM coverage to American Samoa
23rd October 2003
TTP Communications' subsidiary ip.access' announces nanoGSM solution is chosen by T-Mobile USA, Inc. to enhance in-building coverage
12th October 2003
ip.access and Altobridge collaborate to provide GSM 'sky/sea phone' services
9th September 2003
ip.access and Zynetix successfully demonstrate live GSM PBX solution
19th June 2003
ip.access named as finalist for key industry award
18th February 2003
ip.access eases IP integration into legacy GSM circuit switched networks
ip.access develops 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G carrier grade small cell radio solutions.
The company has two primary lines of business; commercial communications networks deployed with service providers, and private networks deployed with system integrators for critical infrastructures, security and surveillance.
Headquartered in the United Kingdom, ip.access has deployed more than two million 2G, 3G and 4G small cells, across hundreds of commercial and private networks worldwide.
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Taqueria Los Gorditos, the original cart at SE 50th and Division, is super vegan friendly and rules. As does the family behind it!
Gorditos II, the short-lived but very appreciated all-vegan truck, was retired in 2009.
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The location? SE Division at SE 12th! I love that damn street. The original cart is still open! Both Taqueria Los Gorditos (stop getting confused, one's a cart!) have separate grills for vegan food! The new location is set to have breakfast, starting at 7am! Look for them to open full time this week, and get your soy curl on.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee State men's and women's cross country teams were back in action after a two week break as they competed at the Tennessee Tech Cross Country Invitational on Friday afternoon. The Tigerbelles finished fifth, while the Flying Tigers placed sixth as head coach Chandra Cheeseborough-Guice witnessed numerous of her runners cut significant time off their previous best.
The five scoring Tigerbelles all recorded season best times at the 5K distance. Freshman Oteia Prince was the first TSU runner to cross the finish line with a time of 21:36, good enough for a 16th place finish. Prince ran a career best at this distance, cutting just over three minutes off her previous record. Breanna Adams crossed in 23:20, just ahead of Charita Harris at 23:49. Harris reduced her previous best by a minute and a half.
Latia Carmey (24:28) and Gabrielle Todd (24:47) registered the final two qualifying spots. Michelle Bradley (25:49) was the first non-scoring Tigerbelle to cross the line and was followed by Ashontae Jackson (26:34), Diera Taylor (26:35) and Shani Cox (28:48). Jackson cut two and a half minutes off her best time.
Jamill Jackson (31:16) and Adrian McDaniel (31:18) crossed the tape just two seconds apart leading the Flying Tigers in the men's 8K race. Jackson placed 28th, one spot in front of McDaniel who posted a season best time. Jalon McCutcheon placed 32nd in a time of 32:02.
Theodore Nicholson (33:15) out sprinted Jonathan Owens (33:16) by seven-tenths of a second as both runners also posted season best times.
Donnie Johnson (33:55) led the non-scoring Flying Tigers edging out Vincent Gilmore (33:57) by two seconds. Michael Johnson (38:49), Jakeenen Guthrie (38:56), and Jason Griffin (38:59) rounded out the TSU runners.
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|2008-04-05, 15:00
|Link #21
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Hirano Aya seems pretty pumped for this role. She says in an interview that people will hear a new voice from her, that she wants people to be surprised it's her when they see the end credits.
Here are a couple of shots from the TAF live event that was mentioned earlier. She was interviewed about the show, then the "Twenty-faced Thief" apparently made her appear from a cloud of smoke, and she performed the ED, unnamed world, which comes out as a single on 23 April:
And here, from Aya's blog, are (l-r) the cast after the first recording session; Aya with Uchida Yuya, who plays the "Twenty-Faced Thief," and whom everyone on the set apparently calls "boss"; and Aya with "360," who does the OP.
As for the show itself, I have little idea what to expect. I'll just watch and react then. The director did Futakoi 1 and Kanban Musume, the writer did Major and KimiKiss.
Has the following summary been posted before (from this site, found via ANN):
"One night the Phantom Thief (the Gentleman Thief with Twenty Faces) steals a little girl. Her name is Chiko (Chizuko Mikamo). Until then, she had been a lonely girl. But that night , she embarks on a great adventure. Experiencing freedom for the very first time, surrounded by friends, finding a place where she can be herself, Chiko starts changing gradually. A string of bizarre events start happening, centering around the tremendous mystery called the "Legacy of the Phantom Thief" and involving people with pathetic motives. Chiko has to move on nevertheless...no matter how checkered her life will be. The "spiritual growth" of the dignified, innocent and beautiful girl, Chiko, (from the age of 11 to 13) is depicted in this action story that unfolds in a fast tempo. CHIKO, Heiress of the Phantom Thief is the first joint production between BONES (which produced Fullmetal Alchemist) and TELECOM ANIME (which produced Little Nemo and The Castle of Cagliostro--Lupin III)."
|2008-04-09, 15:10
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フジテレビ 4月12日より毎週土曜日深夜放送
hoho it's airing in 2 days
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The "spiritual growth" of the dignified, innocent and beautiful girl, Chiko, (from the age of 11 to 13) is depicted in this action story that unfolds in a fast tempo.
wtf no wai
she looks at least 16+ : (
|2008-04-10, 14:10
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They've put a decent version of the TAF trailer up on the website. Looks grand. Could have benefited from a more meatier audio track though. Is that Aya Hirano singing? It's okay I suppose. A bit bland for my tastes.
|2008-04-12, 11:15
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ii) Atsuko Enomoto (who played Misaki) sang Angelic Layer's OP
Maaya also sang the ED for Wolf's Rain, obviously.
|2008-04-12, 11:45
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|2008-04-12, 13:41
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It was really refreshing to watch something like this. The art direction, designs and colors were really retro, and the car chase was really well animated. A great throwback to the days before CG cars and stuff. Great motion. Overall it's a very promising start. Feels like the start of a fun light-hearted adventure novel.
Aya Hirano shouldn't sing though, the ED song is pretty awful. :P
|2008-04-12, 13:47
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Location: United States
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Yep, retro is the best word to describe it.
In tone and look, it reminded me a lot of those older european flavored anime from the 80s, which were so prominent back then, but mostly non existant now (a few exceptions, I know). If you were able to watch those kind of shows as a kid, this will be a nice dose of nostalgia
|2008-04-12, 16:02
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As far as animation staff goes, as expected this is pretty much a Telecom production. BONES animated the OP and the character designer drew the ED, but even then they were directed and storyboarded by Telecom. A pretty solid collaboration I would say.
|2008-04-12, 18:11
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The OP shows her getting to kick ass as well and so they'll have to develop her from where she starts out in the first ep to that, just like some of you guys were saying she'd eventually become an active character, awesome. That will hopefully be some nice character development.
I didn't watch much of the first half since I'll save that for when I can understand it, but I loved the feel of the second half even without the dialogue. Cool car chase action and interesting music.
The guy's great and yeah he still reminds me of the awesome Roger Smith. This show could be really fun.
I wish the OP was a faster and more fitting song to go along with the action adventure imagery.
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|2008-04-12, 20:32
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Sweden
Hirano Aya does sound different in this show. Took me 5 minutes to figure out who was voicing Chiko, but her panting gave it away!
All in all, I was disappointed, expecting more from Bones, I guess. It doesn't feel fresh to me, it just feels Lupinesque, or more like Detective Conan's Kaitou Kidd growing old and kidnapping rich little girls. It simply didn't excite me. Perhaps later episodes will be more interesting, though. Chiko herself is certainly cute enough.
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Winter weather advisory issued for Monday morning traffic
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for rush hour Monday morning. The Pittsfield Township Department of Public Safety sent out a Nixle alert Sunday afternoon to alert motorists.
Steve Considine, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in White Lake Township, said they are expecting 2 to 3 inches of snow between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday. He said drivers should take precaution when traveling the roads.
Monday will be overcast with a high of 23 degrees and low of 10 degrees, followed by the same high on Tuesday, with a low of 21 degrees.
The alert says visibility will be reduced in the morning and roads could get slippery.
See updated weather information on AnnArbor.com's weather page.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:34 p.m.
I am not a snow lover, in fact .... I HATE it .... and yes, I also have to drive in it every day. I just plan to leave earlier when the weather is bad. But considering it's snowed EVERY day constantly for days now (yes, I'm whining big time), I think the road commission has done a darn good job keeping up. I live in a rural area and I've seen salt trucks consistently on the paved roads. I have no complaints and I appreciate what they do!!
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:22 p.m.
It is winter in Michigan and believe it or not it snow and cold is supposed to be our weather. Quit whining and pull your boxers or panties out of your crack and get on with the day.
dading dont delete me bro
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 11:31 a.m.
Urban Sombrero
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:32 a.m.
I hope the roads aren't bad. Not because I have to drive (I do, but I like driving in the snow. It doesn't bother me a bit.) But because it seems like my patients are ALWAYS late, which puts my schedule behind. (I'm whining, I know.) I also worry about my son driving. I took him out last year (when he was just driving with a permit) and found an unplowed lot. I made him get himself into and out of spins. So, he's pretty well versed on snowy driving, too. But, not everyone else is. Last Thursday, he was rear-ended (by a student teacher!) turning into the parking lot at Huron. No one was hurt, thankfully. But, my poor car's rear bumper is chewed up pretty good. Oh well. It could have been way, way worse.
John Simon
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:51 a.m.
Exactly. Thursday was a bad call and things could've gone a lot worse. Many kids crashed as it was, but a lot of students, at skyline anyways, stayed home.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:11 a.m.
It's funny that everyone seems to forget that bus drivers are out as early as 6am picking up our children to go to school in these conditions. More than 20 buses were stuck Thursday morning due to the slippery roads. Some couldn't make it up hills and had cars trying to pass them, which then led to the cars sliding right into them. It gets very dangerous when the roads are not cared for earlier than 7am. I always end up driving my kids to school in this weather. My kids bus was over 40min late anyway. The transportation department needs to make better decisions when it comes to putting these buses out on the road. Do we all remember last year when the bus went in the ditch and turned on its side with kids in it????
John Simon
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:49 a.m.
Completely agree. And then you need to think about the districts decision to put thousands of newly licensed high Schooler's on the roads as well. Thursday many students and teachers crashed, others had terrifying experiences. Summing things up, everyone is at risk based on the districts decision. High schoolers, parents, bus drivers, and everyone around them.
dading dont delete me bro
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 3:11 a.m.
so maybe we'll get another 430am awakening phone call announcement for no school? then no sense going back to bed (or use trying to get back to sleep)
Urban Sombrero
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:29 a.m.
Did you get yours at 4:30 for the last snow day? Mine came at 6:00. I remember looking at my phone's clock and thinking, "Wow! This one came late!" lol
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 3:06 a.m.
Putting head down & silently whispering **** snow day ***** snow day ***** let it be another snow day! What fun it is watching the excitement in your child's eyes for those Snow Days!! Night Pittsfield -- Night Ann Arbor schools -- ***snow day**** snow day**
C.C. Ingersoll
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:35 a.m.
Here's a lesson to all the haters out there who always seem to think that our road crews are irresponsible and/or lazy: We all know there's only two things you can do on the roads to get the snow off: plowing and salting. It's extremely hard to do BOTH at once, simply because if you salt the road and then plow afterwards all you're doing is essentially plowing all that expensive salt (Think of it this way: your tax dollars) off the road again into the ditch. This isn't magic folks, snowplows don't just ignore the salt and just plow the snow aside. Keeping this in mind, the cars and trucks on the road also shift the salt into the ditch as they day goes by. This is why they don't just salt the roads once a year in October. If you plow first and THEN salt -- that's a good way to go, but what if the snow is going to last all day? Accumulating up to four inches by the end of the day is the forecast they have to go by on Monday, this however MAY CHANGE. You plow and then salt and then later in the day you're forced to plow again, which removes all the salt from the road, again. So please don't complain that the crews are out only an hour before your daily commute at 7am. It's not because they refuse/don't want/don't give a damn about getting up at 5am to plow the road for you; it's because they CAN'T. The best and most efficient way to deal with a winter storm like this is to start at 7am, plow as much as you can off and then salt so that in the next 3 hours the rush hour traffic has a decent chance of getting to work. They repeat this process at 3pm to 7pm so that rush hour traffic can get home. In between those times is a crap-shoot; do you trust the weather service and gamble the chance of more snow and laying down more overnight salt when the storm might not be as bad as everyone expected, and then get reamed out for wasting Road Commission dollars for salting a road unnecessarily? Honestly? Give these people a break -- they know what they're doing.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:29 p.m.
Who's blaming the crews? It's their bosses that need to make better decisions. There should be plenty of salt left over from last year's mild winter. They Could consider sand on bad patches as well...
C.C. Ingersoll
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 6:31 a.m.
I'm voting you up SoccerMom, I'm just going to say "DOH!" and withdraw with a little grace here...
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 4:13 a.m.
What about bus drivers? They are out on the roads at 6am. Does the road commision consider this?
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 2:23 a.m.
C. C. - No offense because I agree with you that it isn't the road crews fault at all. But your comment about salting and then plowing didn't make sense. Have you ever seen a county plow truck? The plow is either in front or under the cab (in front of the salt spreader). They usually plow with the salt coming out the back.... Just sayin'
C.C. Ingersoll
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:50 a.m.
And just to head off anyone before they go all: "Salt isn't expensive!" http://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2009/07/thieves_swipe_road_salt_from_w.html It's expensive enough to encourage thieves to steal and resell it...
Martha Cojelona Gratis
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:11 a.m.
@jcj, i think this is the wrong forum for you. clearly you do not understand the frustration of drivers in AA No need to keep inserting your comments to put other drivers down or to defend the road commission. no one agrees with you.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:55 p.m.
Well said Johnny. People love to complain but do nothing about it. The road commission can NEVER make anyone happy. Never mind that for the past 2 weeks, ALOT of the drivers barely get to see thier families because they are putting in extra time to try and make the roads safer for everyone. Even the complainers and the ones that are running late that still insist on got 70 on slippery roads, or the ones that don't slow down and pay more attention to eating their food and drinking their coffee.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:31 p.m.
johnnya2 Yours was a voice of reason in the wilderness.
going nowhere
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 10:02 a.m.
@ johnny if i could i'd give you 10 votes up
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:48 a.m.
This is NOT the forum to vent your frustration with driving conditions either. Maybe attend a ROAD COMMISSION meeting. This is the NEWS organization giving the NEWS. It is not your personal whining forum because you think driving slower is NOT an option. Tell me how the road commission causes ANY accident. It is moronic drivers. The road commission has no control over white out conditions, weather that drops from 60 to under 20 in less than 24 hours and icy conditions. In fact, it is the lower taxes lower taxes crowd who cry about ths stuff all the time, You want the road perfect and cleaned all the time. PAY FOR IT. Otherwise be quiet or stay home
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Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:40 a.m.
maybe i should leave now for work...
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:41 p.m.
Go figure!
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 5:30 a.m.
I'm already at work. It's getting home and doing errands I gotta worry about. I knew I should have bought that dog sled.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 3:04 a.m.
Why do you even care who votes it down or why?
dading dont delete me bro
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 2:57 a.m.
who votes this comment down?
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:18 a.m.
OMG 2-3 inches of snow in Michigan! I don't understand why this warrants a weather advisory. Plows can't start plowing until the accumulation is about 2-3 inches. Salt will do no good on snow whenever it might be applied. The reactions of people to these stories sound more like I'm in Memphis or a Southern State.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:41 p.m.
I agree with you. We seem to forget that we live in a climate that can present snowfall. In fact, we forget how to drive in this stuff.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:17 a.m.
Stop the whining! I just spent the weekend driving from Ann Arbor to Grand Rapids and back and it was no day at the beach. All those wonderful counties elsewhere must REALLY be elsewhere because the roads were bad all weekend over that way!
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 1:50 a.m.
Not very customer oriented, but certainly we we would expect.
David Cahill
Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 11:55 p.m.
The bizarrely unreliable forecasts over the past week or so mean we should treat this forecast as a perfect "negative barometer": No snow in the near future.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:02 a.m.
Not sure what you're talking about, David. They pretty much called all the snow events over the last few days. Lake effect-derived snowfall can evolve and shift rapidly. In general you shouldn't trust anything over 3 days out anyway. There is most definitely a period of snow coming through tomorrow - just check the radar and see for yourself.
Local Cat
Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 11:46 p.m.
Wow 2-3 inches and you people are already in a panic wondering if the road commission will be out. If you people can't drive in that stay home. Society has become a bunch of sissies over the years!
Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 10:54 p.m.
No. The National Weather Service Office out of White Lake issued the Winter Weather advisory. It entails Washtenaw county as well as others that border I-94 for the 2 to 3 inches of snow. It seems Pittsfiled Township relayed this message throough the Nixle alert. Hopefully, this means road crews will be out ahead of the snow event and not wait for a shift change like on previous occasions. Any weather type alert or advisory always originates from the local National Weater Service office.
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Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 10:40 p.m.
be nice fellas.
Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 9:35 p.m.
Someone fwd this story to the road commission, quick.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:04 a.m.
Just trying to be inflammatory, by the way. I rather enjoy driving on super-snowy roads. A test of skill and vehicle capability, if you will.
Sun, Feb 3, 2013 : 9:20 p.m.
Of course outside of Pittsfield Township, there will be no snow. Expect the Road Commission drivers to stroll in about 7, and get out on the roads by 8:30 or 9.
Mon, Feb 4, 2013 : 12:23 a.m.
Did you happen to know the drivers were out at the end of last week from 4am -8pm a couple mornings? I thought not you would have to leave your comfy couch to realize what goes on in the real world. Try getting yourself out of bed 10 min early!


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Hypertension in pregnancy appears independently linked to heart, kidney, and metabolic problems later in life, even when it doesn't reach the level of preeclampsia, a population-based study showed.
Gestational hypertension without proteinuria was associated with 44% to 300% elevated risks of problems ranging from fatal heart attack to kidney disease, stroke, heart failure and diabetes over almost 40 years of follow-up, Tuija Männistö, MD, PhD, of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Rockville, Md., and colleagues found.
Although the highest risks were from the combination of chronic hypertension and preeclampsia or eclampsia, isolated systolic or diastolic hypertension that resolved during or soon after pregnancy also correlated with elevated risks, the group reported online Feb. 11 in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association.
"Detection of hypertension during pregnancy warrants further cardiovascular disease risk factor screening and at least counseling on lifestyle factors to reduce disease risk," they recommended.
Hypertension during pregnancy is common, affecting a third of pregnant women in their analysis of Finnish registries.
"As a physiological stressor, pregnancy may uncover susceptibility to subsequent chronic disease, particularly of a vascular or metabolic origin," Männistö's group explained.
However, there are no diagnostic criteria for isolated new-onset elevated systolic or diastolic blood pressure in pregnancy, and these aren't independently recorded in administrative data or discharge summaries, they pointed out.
"Post pregnancy, these women are somewhat lost in the shuffle," Roxana Mehran, MD, an interventional cardiologist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City and who was not involved in the study, said in an interview. "We're not following them as closely as we should."
But Mehran predicted that would change now with the findings of the study, which she pointed to as more robust evidence in line with findings from a pilot cardiovascular screening study involving ob/gyn physicians, done by a Society of Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions program she chaired.
Guidelines from the American Heart Association recommend asking women about pregnancy complications as part of history taking and put preeclampsia roughly on par with a failed stress test as a risk factor.
"The time has now come for us to really focus on heart disease in women as early as their time of gestation," Mehran urged. "For the most part, coronary disease and cardiovascular disease develops later in women than it does in men in terms of age, but this kind of a study really tells you women need the attention much earlier in life rather than waiting until disease develops."
The study analyzed gestational blood pressure prospectively recorded for 10,314 women from prenatal care and questionnaires as part of the Northern Finland Birth Cohort 1966, using a threshold of 145/95 mm Hg for hypertension rather than the current cutoffs of 140/90 because values were rounded to the nearest 5 mm Hg in the 1960s.
The women were followed-up through Finnish healthcare registries for an average 39 years, to a mean 67 years of age.
Gestational hypertension -- defined as onset after the 20th week of gestation without proteinuria -- developed in 991 women. Compared with normotensive gestation, it was significantly associated with the following:
- 44% higher risk of ischemic heart disease
- 75% elevated risk of myocardial infarction
- 300% higher risk of death from a myocardial infarction
- 78% higher risk of heart failure
- 59% elevated risk of ischemic stroke
- 91% higher risk of kidney disease
- 52% higher risk of diabetes mellitus
Isolated systolic hypertension at any time during pregnancy without proteinuria occurred in 866 of the women. It was associated with 2.15-fold elevated risk of fatal MI, 43% higher risk of heart failure, and 42% elevated diabetes risk, all significant, compared with normotensive women.
Isolated diastolic hypertension at any time during gestation but without proteinuria, which affected 742 women, correlated with ischemic heart disease (hazard ratio 1.26, 95% CI 1.05 to 1.50).
Chronic hypertension and preeclampsia or eclampsia, alone or superimposed, also were associated with higher risks, as expected.
A sensitivity analysis confirmed the impact among women even in the absence of other risk factors (nonsmokers younger than 35 with normal weight and no diabetes during pregnancy), "suggesting that hypertension during pregnancy has an independent effect on long-term risk," the researchers wrote.
They acknowledged the potential for misclassification of some isolated hypertension, which may have been classified as preeclampsia or gestational hypertension under current diagnostic criteria, and the lack of data on changes in cardiovascular risk factors during follow-up.
From the American Heart Association:
This research was supported in part by the National Institutes of Health and by the Academy of Finland.
The researchers reported having no conflicts of interest to disclose.
- Reviewed by Robert Jasmer, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco and Dorothy Caputo, MA, BSN, RN, Nurse Planner
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Circulation: Journal of the American Heart AssociationSource Reference: Männistö T, et al "Elevated blood pressure in pregnancy and subsequent chronic disease risk" Circulation 2013; 127: DOI: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.112.128751.


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|2008-06-09, 11:36
|Link #301
Devil Of The Nite
Hmm...Haven really played it or wad. But recently af hearing a lot from this game, i went to check it out. Seems like a great games with superb story line. The storyline is wad attracts me to the game.
Personally, i don mind if a game has H-scenes a not. As long as the storyline is good, alls good. IMO, people have different taste for VN. Some go for the eroge while others for the story. So i don think Key is doing a wrong thing here. Anyway they r doing it for a living, thus they will do anything to maximise profits. Put yourself in their shoes: This is my job, if the thing does not sell, i wont earn any money and wad will happen to my life? No water/electricity/home??
|2008-06-09, 19:07
|Link #302
Reality Blender
Join Date: Feb 2007
I've been interested in Little Busters ever since it was announced. And currently I feel it's the only Key work that I'm very intrigued by (in my time watching the anime of Kanon, Air, and Clannad) I don't know if I find it's visual atmosphere appealing (note: I haven't played the game, only seen a few ingame videos online).
Back befor Ecstasy! was announced. I noticed that it was non-eroge, but I also noticed that it's promotions featured the heroines in...erm risque state of dress. And such was sort of featured in the game aswell.
And I thought this was cool. Because I felt it was the "all-ages-visual-novel-with-semi-adult-appeal".
And as such the game the game remained to intrigue me.
When Ecstasy was announced. I said "Cool Key's re-releasing the game with full adult appeal now. Along with more content and some rewritten things".
Anyway. I don't feel very strong on why Key is re-releasing the game (and one user has stated that Ecstasy! was planned from the beginning).
I remember saying something on a Type-Moon forum:
Of course I still will want to play both versions (non-EX first. Then EX) and see how different things are.
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|2008-06-15, 20:48
|Link #304
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
The process might be akin to taking an all-ages product (young adult novel, TV show, etc.), and then arbitrarily deciding where you might slip in a sex scene with few alterations to the story structure.
|2008-06-16, 02:35
|Link #305
Lost in my dreams...
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
As for Little Busters ... i have yet to finish all of the game (though i expect that to change within the next week), but from what i have seen thus far (Which would be Rin's, Haruka's and Kudo's routes) there are places where those can be inserted with passable believability. I would say certain events seem to be written with that in mind, as that is what i would expect to happen if i wouldn't know that LB is all ages.
Spoiler for Rin, Haruka and Kudo:
I can't comment on the other routes yet, but from what i have seen thus far they seem to be written with appropriate moments for a H scene in mind. Whether that is good or bad is up in the air for everyone, but at least they seem to be giving some thought to the possible timing.
|2008-06-16, 05:23
|Link #307
Lost in my dreams...
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
Well ... Kanata is certainly not someone i am looking towards seeing again I loathed her for the vast majority of Haruka's route; and even though they tried to redeem her at the end it was too little, too late for me to change my opinion of her to a significant degree. The less i see of her, the less chance of me popping a blood vessel
Can't say i am very fond of Sasami either with her snobbish attitude ... but then again i have never been fond of ojou-sama type characters. Oh well, at least she doesn't make me feel like doing a Rin-hiss at the screen upon appearance
Spoiler for Komari:
|2008-06-16, 12:49
|Link #308
Bishoujo Lover!
Spoiler for Komari's route:
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|2008-06-17, 05:04
|Link #309
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
True, Sasami and Kanata seemed a bit unlikeable in the last game, but that was how it was meant to be portrayed. With the addition of their routes, it'll be interesting to see how the writers will construct their characters as characters on their own.
|2008-06-17, 10:36
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Belgium, Brussels
Age: 32
|2008-06-18, 13:29
|Link #314
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2007
hmm dont know if this was mention or not but Dengeki G's Festival Deluxe 3 is coming out end of june and seems to be little buster EX oriantated, like how the last issue was for to heart 2 Another days hlj.com order stoped on it but Mangaoh club stil taking order for and possible a few other s places
think you can special order at himeyashop or Akadotretail.com will special or most likly carry it sicne that how i got the last d Dengeki G's Festival deluxe
oh forgot amazon.jp probably carrying it aswell maybe cheaper to orer from jp baseed t oavoid the mark up
|2008-06-18, 16:37
|Link #315
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Look up. I am hanging from your celing
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|2008-06-19, 05:00
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
|2008-06-20, 05:54
|Link #317
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
hmm does the little busters ex is sold seperately? example i already bought the original game, does the adult version of this game is sold seperately? or i need to buy its cd? or it is just like a patch that can be downloaded on their site? and can you tell who are the ones currently translating it? i mean the site.
|2008-06-20, 06:26
|Link #320
Not an expert on things
Join Date: Jun 2007
Only one I can find. Not sure of anything about it though.
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Editor / librarian software
December 29, 2011, 04:37:15 pm »
This really makes me pissed off: Almost
the lower level VAs have their editor softwares and also new analogs (like DSI Mopho and Tetra), but no, no Origin..
There're so many things which would be so much faster, easier, illustrative and so on. Templates like JP8 or MM (or more complex like CS-80) would be just so much nicer to see with bigger screen. I think this would be nice those guys too, who would like to still use Origin's knobs. Whatever you do, 22 inch screen is nicer to watch than one with Origin.
Librarian features: With Origin connection you can do something but this is FAR from a good librarian software. I'd really like to edit my presets (with this computer editor!) and then save them to my computer-library together with categories: Author, Type, so on...
Ok, maybe at least some of you share my thoughts... Question is, have Arturia time to make this or what? I have to be little skeptical about it, they are so busy with SEM and Spark. One option might be to give this task to some third party developer who would sell it to us. At least I would pay 50 euros for it, if it coves what it is supposed to do. I have put it over 2000 euros, so here 50e is nothing. But still Arturia is missing here one good point: Good computer integration software would make Origin much more interesting product!
I just bought a little Xmas present for myself: AKAI miniak (289e). This little thing is quite known to be very difficult to program because of its VERY small display and just few knobs. It even hasn't USB midi so you might expect that there's no editor. Wrong. Company called Hypersynth has done at least nice looking editor for it. If you like, check those screen shots:
Maybe Arturia should co-operate here, cause they haven't time (which they should have!)...?
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January 20, 2012, 06:30:26 pm »
I couldn't agree more. It's time Arturia started treating Origin like the flagship synth it is. Korg Kronos, Mg Voyager, Yamaha Motif, etc., all have their own editors. If Arturia can create such an elegant editor for Spark, why not Origin? If they wish to charge for it, fine. Most companies provide the editor at no extra cost, but some (like Mg) charge a modest additional fee. I have no problem with that.
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January 30, 2012, 08:54:21 pm »
I'd like to have the editor too, but with arturia's resources being so widely spread out at the moment, I'd rather have them focus on the next firmware update.
I think, eventually there will be an editor for origin. Either by arturia, or third party.
How do you like your akai miniak ?
I have alesis micron, which is basically the same thing in a different box, without all the mod wheels...
To my ears, after origin, this is possibly the most analog sounding va out there.
Alesis micron was designed by Bret Victor (a very smart fellow - google him up, if interested). Originally, Bret coded the dsp engine for alesis ion. The hardware was done by some other folks. Eventually, ion went out of production, and Brent designed micron in its entirety. It was stripped down like that, probably to keep the mfg costs to minimum. A year or to ago, numark, a parent company to alesis and akai thought that the latter should reenter the synth market and the miniak was born.
They basically grabbed the guts from micron and put it in their own package with more mod wheels and without sliders. Rather than use one hefty dsp chip (like tigersharc for example) for all the processing, these va's use smaller alesis/wavefront AL3101 dsp chip for each voice, plus one for effects. Each chip can do ~ 50mps. These chips were originally used in alesis effects, but clever Bret figured out a way to make a great sounding synth out of them and Alesis has made a good chunk of money selling them. Anyway, I'm somewhat familiar with these chips (they're fixed point dsp's btw), and I'm just amazed how much one guy was able to squeeze out of them by top notch coding.
Like I said earlier, it's no origin, but imho, at ~ $300 you can't get a better va for the money.
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June 22, 2012, 08:05:58 pm »
You might contact soundtower and ask them to create an editor/librarian.
Frankly, most of us have bought the Origin to use in modular fashion, in place of having or in addition to an analog modular ... that is the workflow and GUI for this device, being able to choose modules, routing etc. from the panel, then adjust with the controls.
I would much rather see the SEM voices in the next update, and in 1.5 the holy grail for me is the CS80 template. That and the SEM are my #1 wants, as the CS80 is the ONE keyboard I do not already own in some form or another.
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September 03, 2012, 03:11:42 am »
Normal VA's can't be compared to the origin, which is the only
modular synth
of the bunch (not counting the discontinued and unsupported Clavias). Making an editor for the Origin is immensely more complicated than for fixed architecture synths. That is not to say it can't be done, but it's an order of magnitude more work, or so...
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September 03, 2012, 09:16:26 am »
Well, the largest part by far of the work would be to port the Origin GUI to Mac and PC. The managing of the numerous parameters could be handled using MIDI sysex which is flexible enough even in a modular environment like Origin.
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September 03, 2012, 01:14:26 pm »
I must say that as much as I would like to have complete Editor solution for Origin, at the moment I would suggest improving this
part. As said in another thread of mine, sound managing can be painful. And if it isn't, still it's much more difficult than it is in my two Korgs (Radias and Microkorg XL) for example.
Maybe it would be helpful to think a little about how they did it in Korg. In Korg editor you can open kind of a preset-matrix which is a set of a) all the current presets in your synth, b) some backup of it or c) some special soundbank (set a you'll get from synth itself, b & c are loadable from computer HD).
Now, if you press any of those presets in this matrix, this preset will be immediately transport to synth and you can check it right away. It'll overwrite the current preset but this won't do it permanently. (If you choose "write" in synth then it'll be there.) This simple way makes everything in much better order. I can easily have all the sound banks in front of me, play them without messing my synths limited set presets, choose best ones to some memory location etc.
Some difference is there which is something only Philippe can answer. Why does it take so long to transport presets (computer <--> Origin)? In Radias and Microkorg it takes about 1 second to transport a preset from Mac/PC to synth. Anyway IMO even if it took much longer time, Radias-kind of functionality would be much more useful in Origin too. In Origin if you check some sound bank, you'll have to do everything by hand: transport some sound to empty memory location (and also all those step seq presets) and then check it and then erase it if was not what did you expect and so on... And if your Origin is already full of presets this is even more difficult.
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September 04, 2012, 12:23:58 am »
Quote from: Philippe on September 03, 2012, 09:16:26 am
Well, the largest part by far of the work would be to port the Origin GUI to Mac and PC.
That's what I'm thinking about. I reckon the GUI would have to be much better, i.e. more 'free form', like a schematic editor as found in other PC/Mac based modulars, if there should be any point at all in doing it. A GUI similar to the one on the Origin would be completely pointless IMO.
With the slight positive (at least not completely negative
) flavour of your posting, are you considering an editor? Personally, I'd like the Origin budget to go towards stability and synthesis features before anything else.
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