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(NBC News) Police staged new raids in Brussels late Wednesday, trying to head off new attacks by surviving terrorists.
Belgium's federal prosecutor admitted only one of the men in Tuesday's surveillance image has been positively identified, Ibrahim el Bakraoui, killed in the airport suicide bombing.
Police now say the man in the left of the image may not be Ibrahim's brother, Khalid, who died in the metro attack, and did not say who the third man pictured is or where he might be.
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How you handle a sexual harassment complaint can mean the difference between a quick lawsuit dismissal and protracted litigation.
Prompt action is essential. If the employee thinks you aren't moving fast enough, she may quit, increasing the chances she'll file a lawsuit.
Recent case: Desiree worked at a car lot. She said the company owner pursued her relentlessly, propositioning her in crude and vulgar terms and touching her despite her protests.
She quit after it became clear her complaints to HR weren't going anywhere. Then she sued.
The company tried to get the lawsuit dismissed, but failed. Desiree convinced the court that she had no choice but to quit when her complaints didn't stop the harassment. Therefore she was constructively terminated. (Nelson v. Vigorito, et al., No. 2013-02331, Appellate Division, New York Supreme Court, 2--014)


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I'm originally from Jordan, and I moved to the United States in 2013. I came to the United States to further my education and use many of the opportunities offered here for students like me. Currently, I'm majoring in biology at Northeastern Illinois University, and my goal is to pursue a career in the medical field.
I'm interested in the medical field because my experience made me realize how important medicine is for the world. My grandfather died a few years ago after a long battle against cancer. I saw my family suffering and that broke my heart. However, it also encouraged me to study and work hard, so I can be able to help families who are in the same position my family was in a few years ago. My goal is to eventually do research and help find a cure for cancer.
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We had asked the worker elves to pull together some fencing solutions to prevent any more of them escaping from the work camp, so you can imagine our horror when we arrived to check on their progress only to discover that they were lounging about on pieces of miniature furniture that they'd put together instead! Frankly we were disgusted with their slovenly attitude but upon closer inspection we found that some of their efforts might actually have legs; we weren't overly impressed with the items that didn't have legs, if a chair doesn't have any legs you might as well sit on the floor really.
The pieces of miniature furniture that we were especially impressed with included the bed and chair below, and whilst not perfect it's easy to see how they might be refined.
The seat and the back of the chair along with the base of the bed are actually woven on a frame; once the whole piece has been finished they are actually incredibly strong which the elves ensure us means that it's safe for them to jump up and down on, I have to admit I have my doubts, and I'd rather they got on with making the fences like they were originally asked for. These do however provide some food for thought while we work on developing our miniature range further. Not least of all for the fencing issue, so I had them mock up this piece of fence below, it's currently limited by the base (which I do not like at all) but again I can see some potential for it too.
Having said that, if we don't want any more of those pesky elves to run off it's going to take more than one length of fencing and a few pieces of miniature furniture!
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Hearts manager Gary Locke welcomed this week's news that the club will be staying at their Riccarton base, admitting the prospect of returning to training on Edinburgh's public parks didn't bear thinking about.
Fears had been raised that the Jambos may have to end their arrangement with Heriot-Watt University in order to cut costs, with the club paying around £400,000 yearly in order to use the state-of-the-art facilities.
However, club administrators BDO managed to renegotiate a deal on Tuesday to ensure Hearts will continue their nine-year stay at Riccarton, where their much-vaunted youth system has flourished.
"I'm delighted with that," said Locke. "It was always a worry because everyone knows the situation we're in. The fact Heriot-Watt want us to stay here is great. I've seen the plans for the new development, too, (The £30 million Scottish Sport Academy is to be based at Heriot-Watt) and it's certainly something that Hearts should be involved in.
"Being involved should move us forward as a football club – and you can see why just by looking at the current team, seeing what has come to fruition with the young players who have come through. If we can continue to be involved in the future, hopefully we can keep producing quality footballers. There's no doubt that we wouldn't have had as many good young players coming through. We've got a lot of talent here and there are worse places to work. With John Murray and Darren Murray working hard, this place has been brilliant for us. It's up to us to keep producing the players."
When Locke was a Hearts player, he didn't have the luxury of a facility like Riccarton. "It would have been a nightmare if we had gone back to the days when I played here," he said. "You used to turn up at Tynecastle and drive all over the place to training," he recalled. "And Stevie Fulton wouldn't take his car because he didn't like getting it dirty!"


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Members of National Association of Flower Arranging Societies are busy preparing flowers in Westminster Abbey for Friday's Royal Wedding.
The Abbey will be decorated in white, green and cream foliage to reflect the bride's English country style.
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Algonkian Basket, circa 1675, from the Fields Point area of Providence. Tools for mat and basketmaking were among the archeological remnants of native settlements around the cove.
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Mid-seventeenth century Algonkian Hair Comb. Locally-produced wares have been found as far away as the Ohio River Valley.
Location. 41° 49.816′ N, 71° 24.625′ W. Marker is in Providence, Rhode Island, in Providence County. Marker is on North Main Street (U.S. 1), on the left when traveling north. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Providence RI 02903, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. A Shelter for Persons Distressed (within shouting distance of this marker); The Original Water Supply (within shouting distance of this marker); The Wellspring of Providence (within shouting distance of this marker); A Changing Nation (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Gabriel Bernon (about 300 feet away); Gone From Hence (about 400 feet away); The Century to Statehood (about 400 feet away); A Thoroughfare Town (about 400 feet away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Providence.
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Ever since I broke up with my boyfriend this summer and really got back into knitting and sewing, my mom has been joking about how I'm having a relationship with my yarn, fabric, knitting needles, and sewing machines. When you think about it, I've been with knitting and sewing for far longer than any relationship that I've had with a man.
Of course, my latest relationship would have ended regardless of my piece on the side, but a big part of it was my boyfriend's lack of respect for my prized knitting and sewing tools. He was generally careless, but when he managed to bend two pairs of Addi Turbos, dent the cover of one of my Harmony Guides, ding my sewing machine, and rip a vintage sewing pattern, I was more upset than usual.
He said that his bending the knitting needles and Harmony Guide was really my fault because I had left them on his spot on the couch. I asked if he had seen them before he sat down, and he said yes. I asked why he didn't move them, or ask me to move them, or sit on the unoccupied other end of the couch, and he couldn't answer. We hadn't even planned on seeing each other that night, and I'd said that I was going to be working on baby gifts for my cousins, but he still wanted to come over. He also got mad later that evening when I proceeded to work on said baby gifts while we watched a movie. When I asked why he was upset, since he'd seemed fine with it when we were on the phone that afternoon, he explained that he had assumed that I would find the movie too interesting and not knit in order to watch it. (Non-knitters have such quaint ideas about movies.)
He did apologize for dropping a heavy book on the extended table for my Brother, thereby dinging/bending the little tab that secures it to the (then 2-week-old) machine and tearing a pattern piece that I had sitting on the table. He then started to explain that if I had an organized bookshelf, he would have known where to put the book, and we could have avoided this whole problem. He also said that I shouldn't have been upset that he had bent my machine because he had helped me to get it back to my apartment after I bought it that summer. Can you see the logic there? Because I can't.
Of course, I'm not a perfect housekeeper. My life isn't totally organized, and I fully admit that I probably shouldn't leave knitting on the couch and that my bookcase could have a more logical organization system with fewer books stacked in front of and on on top of it. (Actually, I may need a new bookcase.) But when you're dating a man who won't let you see his apartment because it's so messy that he's afraid you'll break up with him over it, a disorganized bookcase is the least of your worries.
I'm not sure if he was being intentionally passive aggressive with this nonsense, or if he was really so totally clueless about his surroundings that it didn't strike him as foolish to sit on a stack of knitting supplies, or drop a hardback textbook onto a sewing machine. Now I get to live with damaged equipment, but at least I don't have to deal with him any longer.
Sewing and knitting are often frustrating, but at least they behave logically. Wool felts when you wash it wrong, and cheap acrylic pills. The sewing machine stitches an uneven seam when the tension is off. Addi Turbos are slippery, Clover bamboo needles are not. And on no occasion will any of these things sulk for weeks without telling you what's wrong (well, maybe the sewing machine will), or leave dirty socks on the floor in the dining room, or disappear during your cousin's wedding reception because it's just too stressful.


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A nice perfume if you like heavy florals - this scent is only saved (in my opinion) by the creamy notes that soften it. The discontinued bottle, however, is a different story...each bottle was different, with decopaged flowers (real ones!) lacquered onto the rosy pink glass. A real collectors item, especially now that they're re-releasing it in a nondescript, non-interesting, ho-hum plain old bottle with no personality. I don't wear the perfume, but I do like to sniff it every now and then.
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Hamish Blakely
Paraphrasing the famous Austrian film maker, Fritz Lang (he of Metropolis fame amongst other titles), critically-acclaimed contemporary figurative artist of our times, Hamish Blakely openly cites the following reason as to why (he hopes and maintains) that an artists work should speak for itself; When a director makes a film and it doesnt express what he wants to say and he needs to give an interview to explain to an audience why and what; he is a lousy director. And we have to agree that theres more than an element of truth in such a sweeping statement of intent.
Far from suggesting that an artist take an aloof approach to his work, Blakely is of the opinion that a painting (of whatever genre) should be in an illustrative position to convey the artists message, or at the very least, graphically lead the viewer toward or intonate - a certain narrative. Indeed, Blakely goes as far to say that a composition that wants to be taken seriously as a work of art should grab the viewer without an attached essay or speech, leaving further explanation supplementary rather than vital. Yet at the same time Blakely concedes that there should, where possible, still be enough room left for the views of the audience to arrive at their own conclusions.
Blakely was a relative late-comer to contemporary art, despite revelling in it as a youngster, where hed wile away hours creating the likeness (or copying for want of a better word) of any picture that appealed to him at the time. As a means to an end, Blakely looks back on this stressing that it was purely a way in which to absorb some idea of technique, and nothing more. Inspired by the revered likes of Caravaggio, Degas and Velazquez amongst other famous artists, Blakely goes to great lengths to underline the fact that he has never had any interest whatsoever in emulating the work of an artist whos gone before in any way, shape or form.
Candidly admitting the fact that he continues to be confronted with niggles and self-doubt when approaching every naked canvas, Blakely insists that this is a positive quality and one that keeps him on his toes and avoid him developing a blasé sentiment to his work. Further describing how the art process works for him, Blakely tells how he splodges the paint on in the hope that he will emerge victorious in the battle, despite the brushes and paints sometimes having different ideas. Whats more, hes under no illusion that every piece will be of equal merit or standing to the last success, indeed, with art as it is with advertising, youre only really judged to be as good as your last campaign/composition. Yet its this perceived uncertainty to his work that motivates him as an artist; awaiting the unbridled joy of that next big breakthrough and subsequent response by his adoring crowd.
Rolling back the years, the first observed case of this knowledge that he was on the cusp of something altogether good in terms of his art arrived when Blakely was a mere 18 year old, and he recalls how it was a portrait of his father that provided the catalyst. Unlike nothing hed manifested previously, once completed Blakely viewed it in a completely different light and suddenly experienced a feeling; a feeling in which he imagined himself as a professional painter, and literally seeing himself living that life.
Blakelys figurative work projects a luminous quality and a sense of togetherness between the artist and the muse. But as the celebrated contemporary exponent of the genre points out himself, although painting is often seen as a solitary existence he envisages it as more of a collaborative art. So it may not come as a total shock to learn the Blakelys wife, Gail, plays the role of muse with a pleasing regularity. This working relationship is never better illustrated than in Blakelys most recent pieces, where his wifes presence affords the compositions a greater aesthetic allure and breadth to the subject matter as a complete picture. The bond they share in their private life translates with ease and choreographed panache in their publicly revealed one, and to Blakelys mind his wife isnt merely a decorate or passive graphical element yet familiar flesh and blood who perpetually endows the piece with nobility, nuance, intrigue and grace.
Delving beneath the highly polished and resolutely finished surface of a typical Blakely piece and the artist admits that the process leading up to this is quite the opposite. Apparently when starting the painting, Blakely doesnt draw or plan the composition; and whilst this approach can and does on occasion cause issues, he insists that hes continually composing the piece until such time as its finished. Agreeing that its a risky business, Blakely turns this into another positive once more by implying that this circumspect angle of creative attack seems to lend a transient nature to the finished visual article and actively prevents it from appearing, perverse as it may sound, too polished.
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If you're not a runner, walking may seem to be the next best thing. And while walking can achieve many fitness goals, it'll take you much longer to accomplish if you never ramp up your walking workout to a run. In fact, running requires 40 percent more energy than walking, which translates to major calorie burn.
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Jim McGrath and Steel's Turbo Modes. This mode is able to launch ultra sonic waves through two powerful cannons. It first appeared in Max Steel: The Wrath of Makino.
The origins of this Turbo Mode is unknown, but it was used to defeat Makino in Max Steel: The Wrath of Makino.
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This mode was only seen when Jim McGrath and Steel were launching sonic waves in Makino. This mode was later changed to Turbo Super Punch Mode.
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This mode was seen during a short moment, when Max Steel was fusing this mode and Turbo Flight Mode to create Turbo Sonic Flight Mode.
- Sonic Waves: When the user is using this mode, he counts with two cannons and devices on the back. As seen in The Wrath of Makino, the sonic waves produced are very powerful, even able to take down Makino for some seconds.
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If you guys keep this up we are gonna need a liscense to post on here lol
Do you work for the state of michigan? thats what our state employees would suggest. To many licenses.
well theres one lic youll never get bc i wont give to anyone is a wacka lic bc im the king of wackas dont we all agree
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Food, Farms and the Environment
The Foodshed Alliance is a nonprofit organization working to build a local and resilient food system in northern New Jersey to provide our region with plentiful healthy local food and to protect our environment by promoting farming that primarily uses organic or natural growing methods. Many of the small, family farms in northern New Jersey still use conventional pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers. Unfortunately, these conventional methods deplete our soils of vital nutrients, encourage topsoil erosion, and may contaminate poison our waterways through runoff. The Foodshed Alliance's mission is to promote the health of our food system, not only to make abundant, healthy foods available in our region, but also to promote the health and sustainability of our land and water that so generously supports our food system.
The Problem:
- Over the past few decades, the infrastructure to support farming and regional access to consumers has been largely co-opted by centralized corporate conglomerates. Producing wholesome food on the local/regional level has been replaced by the "super-sized" food distribution system, reducing the competitive value for local producers and consumers alike.
- The level of public awareness for consumers of the value of resilient food production has dissipated due to the ease of access and low cost of mass-produced and marketed goods.
- The ability to aggregate and distribute locally produced foods within the region is challenged by the lack of open infrastructure and distribution network. Because of the lack of distribution infrastructure, much of the usable farmland in northern New Jersey is not being used to produce food that can feed our local communities. Much of it produces commodity crops that are shipped to great distances for processing.
- Most farmers practicing sustainable and organic methods and artisan food producers do not have the time and/or ability to produce shelf stable, value added items that compete for retail store shelf space.
- Underserved populations in northern New Jersey are most dramatically impacted by the shrinking market share of local farming and food production. Challenges include access to fresh food and cost.
The Foodshed Alliance works to answer the following Essential Questions:
- Who is interested in sustainable farming and what assistance do they need?
- Can a concerted effort to offer education and assistance about sustainable farming methods result in the conversion of additional farmland in the region to sustainable agriculture?
- Which crops that can be grown in our region are most compatible with its soils and climate and which have the greatest potential to satisfy existing and expanding market opportunities?
- How can the Foodshed Alliance help establish and promote a regional food hub(s) in northern New Jersey?
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Using herbs and spices can be intimidating for new or inexperienced home cooks. Very few other ingredient types seem to have their kitchen confidence-crashing power. While there is no single wrong or right way to use herbs and spices, there are a few rules of thumb that I like to follow. I bring you seven tips for using herbs and spices!
Dried herbs are more potent than fresh herbs
In general the dried versions of herbs pack much more of a flavor punch than their fresh counterparts. If substituting dried for fresh keep in mind that you will need much less. A good rule of thumb is a ratio of 3:1 fresh to dried. That means for every three units of fresh herbs you probably only need one unit of dried (e.g. if you need 3 tablespoons of fresh parsley, you would only need one teaspoon of dried).
Add dried herbs closer to the beginning of cooking
It takes little time to coax the full flavors out of dried herbs, so I recommend adding them into the dish earlier than later (unless the recipe says otherwise). If you put your dried oregano in your tomato sauce right at the end of cooking chances are you won't even taste it. That being said…
Fresh herbs can be a perfect way to finish a dish to brighten and freshen it up
Fresh herbs are great for adding later in the cooking process or using as a garnish. Their flavor will be preserved by minimizing their cooking time, and they'll also add a great pop of color! If you have a long cooking dish where flavors are blending and getting "muddy," a sprinkle of fresh herbs can brighten and clarify flavors.
You can always add spice to a dish, but you can't take it out. Start slowly if you are unsure and add as needed
I think one of the reasons that spices can be intimidating is their unique power to ruin a dish if overdone. When adding spices (especially when you aren't following a trusted recipe) it's a good idea to start with less than you think you need, taste, and adjust as you go along. You can always add spice to a dish, but you can't take it out.
Toasting spices can be another way to enhance their flavor
You can take dry spices to another level by toasting them before use. Simply put your dry spices into a dry skillet on medium heat. Stir them around until they become aromatic (don't let them burn, but a tiny bit of smoke is ok). Then go ahead and use them in your dish.
Whole spices will keep longer and are more flavorful than ground
Using whole spices instead of pre-ground will result in more flavorful spices. It can be a little more work, but it's kind of fun to grind your own. Either invest in a mortar and pestle and grind them by hand or use and electric grinder. If you choose to use an electric grinder, make sure you don't share it with your coffee grinder; you'll never get rid of the residual spice flavors. Some spices, like whole nutmeg, won't work in a grinder and you'll need a microplane.
Store your herbs and spices for later use
You can practically keep dried herbs and spices indefinitely; they will lose flavor over time but they won't go bad. To get the most mileage, keep them in a dark, dry area away from heat. Conventional wisdom says you should "refresh" your spices each year but I think that is a tad excessive (and expensive) for most home cooks. I'm not saying keep your spices for 10-year stretches, just don't feel like you need fresh spices all the time. Most fresh herbs will keep for a while in the fridge washed, wrapped in paper town and stored in a zipper lock bag. Basil is a bit touchier and prefers storage at room temperature in a water (like fresh cut flowers). One other option might be to freeze your herbs!
Book recommendation
The Spice and Herb Bible – A wonderfully comprehensive tome all about herbs and spices. Great images and tons of ideas for flavor pairings.
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Italian Sausage and Peppers with Ziti
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Angela (Grammy) Derby
This recipe is the one dad used for sausage and pepper sandwiches, but I added ziti and turned it into a wonderful dinner that the family loved. It's really great over pasta, polenta or in a good hoagie roll! A staple, growing up in an Italian household!
- 1 lb. pkg
- (5 links) premio italian sausage (mild or hot, your choice)
- 2 Tbsp
- butter
- 1 Tbsp
- olive oil, extra virgin
- 4 clove
- garlic, minced
- 1
- large onion, halved and sliced
- 1/2
- red, onion, sliced
- 1
- large red bell peppe
- 1
- large green pepper
- 1 tsp
- dried basil
- 1/2 tsp
- dried oregano
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 (14.5 oz can(s)
- crushed tomatoes
- 1/4 c
- red wine, (optional) (whatever kind you like to drink)
How to Make Italian Sausage and Peppers with Ziti
- 1Prick the sausage all over with a fork, then place in a large skillet over low heat, and brown on all sides, cooking until tender. Remove from skillet, and slice links into 1" pieces. (I like to cut them in a diagonal...it's pretty. Ha!)
- 2Melt butter and olive oil in the skillet on medium heat. Stir in the yellow onion, red onion, and garlic, and cook 2 to 3 minutes. Mix in red bell pepper and green bell pepper. Season with basil, oregano, salt & pepper. Stir in crushed tomatoes and wine (both are optional). Continue to cook and stir until peppers and onions are tender.
- 3Return sausage slices to skillet with the vegetables. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer 15 minutes, or until sausage is heated through.
- 4Serve over pasta, polenta or on Italian rolls for sandwiches (our favorite.)
About Italian Sausage and Peppers with Ziti
Course/Dish: Other Main Dishes
Main Ingredient: Pork
Regional Style: Italian


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How did the Hobbit's swordplay and action stack up? Picture perfect to me - A testament to the great job that the props and art dept did. Their work shone bright in HFR 3D.
Even without IMAX, I was sufficiently immersed in the 3D world of Middle Earth, yet ever so often "pulled out" when heads were needlessly chopped by bad framing and window violations.
The Hobbit in HFR stereoscopic 3D:
At first I thought Hobbits were swift on their feet. After all, I've not followed the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. My exposure to Gandalf and Frodo were back in the day, playing the graphical adventure game on the Amiga.
I'm not sure if Hobbits are fast on their feet, but that was the impression the opening minutes of the movie had on me. Later on as the movie progressed, this strange Hobbit quirk didn't surface. I link this phenomenon has something to do with HFR 3D. I hypothesized a few reasons that I experienced this speed-up and slow-down of actor movement:
a) My eyes needed time to 'run-in' to get used to 48 fps cinema.
b) The projector system or media block had some anomaly? (Barco with RealD filter).
c) That particular movie segment was shot with a quirky 3D camera? Maybe the footage could not be re-shot later?
This was my initial experience of the Hobbit in HFR 3D.
HFR 3D – I'm Sold on the product:
What was the overall experience like? Brilliant!
I'm convinced that I only want to watch movies in HFR, even if they are not in stereoscopic 3D. There was no loss of "that cinematic dreamy feel" that some people wax lyrical about. The huge vistas and detailing on both the actors and sets captured in S3D were a feast for the eyes, and yes, they did transport me to Middle Earth. I can't say much for the story… It did drag on a tad too long on many scenes. This is a review with a technical slant, and to that end, the Hobbit in 48 fps 3D was money well spent by both the producers and the Audience.
My first viewing of HFR 3D material was at a presentation done on Christie HFR capable Projectors and featuring James Cameron talking to the audience, followed by sample footage he presented of various camera blocking and action scenes in HFR 3D (48 and 60 fps).
During one particular clip, I noticed that the swordplay between two actors (in the JC sample footage) looked staged. This could be either because HFR does challenge verisimilitude to a certain extent, or the acting was not good enough. At 48 fps, there is less motion blur/strobing (shutter angle etc. not being taken into consideration) and one can't hide a make believe world in HFR as is possible with the artifact cloud cover that 24fps offers.
How did the Hobbit's swordplay and action stack up? Picture perfect to me. Granted the Hobbit has generous helpings of CGI action thrown in, but I did not feel swords or battle gear to be plastic-ky or styrofoam like. A testament to the great job that the props and art dept did. Their work shone bright in HFR 3D.
Stereoscopic 3D Critique:
It's been a while now that 3D films have become main stream, yet it is sad to see that Directors, Cinematographers and Stereographers are being careless to a certain degree, on the creation of good stereoscopic imagery. Some points that came to mind:
1) Even without IMAX, I was sufficiently immersed in the 3D world of Middle Earth, yet ever so often "pulled out" when heads were needlessly chopped by bad framing and window violations. These occurred on scenes even when there was no complex camera motion at play. At other times, pillars and set pieces were well into negative Z space, creating a bastard proscenium that broke the illusion of the cinema screen being a window into the fantasy world of the Hobbit.
2) A couple of scenes had compositing problems in Stereo. I forget the scenes exactly but I think one of the scenes was the chase before Gandalf shows the Hobbits an escape route down the mountain pass. My guess on this is that the CGI was rendered at a different frame rate (24fps?) that the live action camera tracking shot. Thus the final composite had characters at wrong depth. This effect was visible only fleetingly.
3) The vista shots: – Some of the best Stereoscopic 3D footage I've seen. Both CGI and or/mixed with live action. One particular example of good stereography I liked, was the "timed" use of foreground cues and camera movement— in concert, to establish depth in the huge Vista shots. I suspect it may even let the Matte painting department even get away with 2D mattes for far away cities and waterfalls — Clever!
4) Dolby Atmos: Stereoscopic 3d visuals with an umbrella soundscape completes the evolution of a Cinematic presentation. I did not get to experience Atmos for this presentation, sadly.
Food for Thought:
- DFR? Dynamic Frame Rate. Why not use frame-rate as a storytelling tool? This is not to be confused with using 3D as a tool. I always maintain that 3D is a "medium of visual storytelling" and not a tool, but varying the frame rate to achieve artistic expression is a valid choice to me. slo-mo and 24fps for dreamy, romantic sequences and back story, and 48 for immediacy. Maybe 60 to 120 fps for some other parts of the story?
- We have to spare a thought for Budgets and Time factors that will come into play to render CGI in HFR. To a certain extent I think this is over-hyped and Moore's law will soon come into play to bridge this gap.
- Worth mentioning is the fact that so-called "HFR" is nothing new to Television land. If episodic creation of CGI can be done on TV by studios such as Zoic, realtime or near realtime render at Photorealistic 4k in 3D is already possible given the budgets that tent-pole films have.


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NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) today released figures that highlight the number of families who have said no to a relative donating organs after death, even when their relative had recorded thei
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In her closing conference speech on Wednesday 4 October, the Prime Minister announced the goverment's intention to launch a public consultation on increasing rates of organ donation.
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Ship Aground off China Coast – Offloading Containers
Grounded Singapore container ship – Chinese despatch vessels for recovery and pollution clean-up
Singapore flag vessel m/v Bareli (35,881gt built 2004) is aground in Chinese waters having suffered hull damage. The crew has been rescued. The ship normally plies between ports in Africa and the Far East.
The Fujian Maritime Rescue Center said that rescuers are working to retrieve the ship's fuel oil which has leaked into the sea, and they have called ship repair factories to send workers to help offload 1,913 containers loaded on the ship.
The stranding ocurred near Jiangyin Port in Fuzhou, capital of southeast China's Fujian Province. Twenty-five containers have been removed from the grounded Singapore ship and workers endeavour to recover the ship's fuel oil which has leaked into the sea.
Chinese maritime rescue authorities say they have dispatched a dozen vessels to join the clean-up and recovery operation, and have set up barriers to block the oil spill from spreading.


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Ali Al Saloom offers his take on the traditions, culture and heritage of the UAE.
Taking the Bedouin out of the desert in one generation
Ali Al Saloom is on holiday, so for the next two weeks he will share various facts about the UAE. His biography will resume next month.
You can take the Bedouin out of the desert, but you can't take the desert out of the Bedouin.
My generation has never lived in the desert for long stretches of time, but many of us have farms of varying sizes in the oases spread around Al Ain, Liwa and Fujairah.
Obviously, the life we experience on our farms now is way different from that of our ancestors. I remember stories of desert life told by my grandparents, parents, uncles and aunts. My paternal grandfather was a mutawwa, a teacher of the Holy Quran. He travelled by donkey along the Gulf coast from what is now Saudi Arabia to the UAE teaching the tribes and tiny settlements along the way.
Most people think of camels as the ships of the desert, so you may wonder why my grandfather used the donkey as a means of transport. That's because not all of the Gulf region is desert. The topography comprises the salt flats along the coast (known as sabkhas), the mountains (mostly volcanic formations), the vast expanses of desert dunes and the refreshing pools of greenery known as oases or wadis. Each of these different landscapes has its own beauty, and affected livelihoods, transport, survival strategies and lifestyles. As my grandfather travelled the mountain regions, the donkey was the ideal means of transportation because its feet could grip rocky surfaces, unlike those of the camel. Today, motoring writers may debate the pros and cons of Land Rovers and Pajeros, but our ancestors grappled with natural elements and live means of transport, and selected the best one for the terrain.
Bedouin is "badawaiy" in Arabic and means "inhabitants of the desert". A Bedouin caravan invariably consisted of sheep, goats and camels along with tribesmen. Travelling in groups created a culture of loyalty that extended to the entire tribe.
What's in a name?
If I followed the traditional way of introduction I would be Ali bin Abdulkarim bin Ali bin Salem Alsaloom. Abdulkarim is my father, Ali is my grandfather, Salem is my great-grandfather and Al Saloom is the tribe I belong to.
In the past, a Bedouin would identify himself by naming at least two generations of male ancestors, but now for reasons of convenience we shorten our name to just one generation. The Al in Al Saloom means "belonging to a tribe or clan". The last name is usually derived from the most famous person belonging to that tribe from way back. In my family's case it was an ancestor named Salem who was given the nickname Saloom. And so all the future generations who came from this line are Al Saloom. Thus, the Arabic surname immediately establishes authenticity as to which line we come from and gives us a shared identity as to what specific values our tribe shares, beyond being devout Muslims.
I was recently invited to South Korea by its government to create stronger business and cultural links between our two countries. I was surprised to learn the basis of Korean surnames. Just as Arabs have the name of their tribe in the surname, the last name of South Koreans signifies which "house" they belong to. I was told there are about 20 houses (old families) in all of South Korea, and everyone with the same surname belongs to that particular house. It was then that I understood why practically every South Korean I have come across was either a Kim or a Lee. It is surprising how common the naming process is among different societies and civilisations.
All in the family
The Bedouins - also known as Bedus - bred sheep and camels for their livelihood. Land was divided into recognised tribal orbits within which family groups moved. The desert environment forced the Bedouins to move from time to time in search of grass and water for their animals. Only when they reached an oasis did they settle for a while. The nomadic lifestyle allowed them to take maximum advantage of the meagre resources spread over a wide area. Tribal traditions and moral conduct were derived from the teachings of Islam.
Thus the nomads' way of life was rooted in cooperation, harmony with the environment and within the framework of a clan. This provided social security, since every unit represented a social and economic cell. The family and tribe system was the foundation of the social and political life of the Bedouins. The leader of the tribe commanded the loyalty of the members of the tribe, but his position was entirely dependent on their acceptance of his leadership. He had to lead by consensus. Equally, he had to ensure fair distribution of food and water for the members of his tribe. If, at any time, he lost the confidence of his tribe, he could be unceremoniously deposed. He enjoyed privileges but was expected to be generous and fair in his conduct.


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After lead-acid battery being invented in 1859 by Gaston Plante, rechargeable batteries came into existence also called the secondary cell, storage battery or an accumulator. They are generally costlier than disposable batteries but can be termed as value for money since they have a lower environmental impact. Many of the combinations of electrodes and electrolytes that are used to make these rechargeable batteries are Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd), Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH), Lithium-ion (Li-ion) and Lead-Acid.
History of NiCd battery
Nickel-Cadmium batteries came as a counterpart of Lead-acid batteries in 1899 when Waldemar Jungner invented this less physically and chemically vigorous combination. Instead of using acid, alkaline electrolytes were used. They also have a better energy density than lead-acid.
While Jungener's work remained to be unknown in the United States for many years and in 1902, Thomas Edison patented it as he adapted the battery design to introduce the nickel-battery in the US.
How to charge a Nickel-Cadmium battery
- Nickel-Cadmium batteries are charged according to their manufacturing and design.
- They are charged with a voltage to 1.55V/cell which is then reduced 0.1C and is charged until the voltage reaches 1.55V/cell again.
- Higher power voltage can be used while charging since the chemical reaction that occurs while charging is heat-absorbing instead of heat producing.
Features and advantages
Nickel-Cadmium batteries have many distinguished features and benefits to the user which can be explained as follows:
-NiCd batteries are well known for delivering high power output because the internal resistance is lower in comparison to the typical lead-acidic batteries.
– Lower internal resistance makes the battery capable of discharging as well as absorbing power at a faster rate.
-Since high power absorption is possible without overheating while charging of the battery, quick recharge times become possible.
– Excellent choice for all types of cordless power tools, NiCd batteries provides a high amount of power for the entire time of its usage. The counterparts of NiCd batteries do not provide such kind of constant power to the tool and declines gradually with use.
Applications of NiCd batteries
NiCd batteries come in various different sizes.
They can be used individually or can be assembled in packs using two or three sealed batteries.
They can easily be used in the place of disposable cells.
– Small battery cells are used in electronics, toys, solar lights etc.
– Miniature button cells are used in flashlights, torches, toys, computer-memory standby etc.
– These batteries are one of the best choices for cordless equipment like telephone, non-electric lamps, lights etc.
– Bigger cells are used for standby power and electric vehicles.
It could easily be said in the conclusion that NiCd batteries have some exceptional qualities and is a tried and tested choice for usage.


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This guide includes 993 color photographs of significant details of virtually all native trees and many cultivated species as you see them in their natural habitat. The guide also includes four identification keys. Arrangement by leaf, shape, flowers, fruit, and fall leaves--plus drawings of tree silhouettes as they appear in winter--makes identification simple at any time of year.
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Hi everyone,
First of all, I want to thank Edward T. for giving me the opportunity to collaborate with him on this website and share with you all my experience of photography.
So Hi, I'm Chris M. and I live in the Paris area. That being said, it is not relevant information as my photography style is about macro photography, natural landscapes and silhouetted subjects.
So no pictures from Paris. Other editors will be more capable than me to do that. I try to make my photographs look as artistic as I can. My goal is not to embrace the naturalistic side of photography.
You will see throughout my future posts that I'm very passionate about it. I'm the kind of guy who can talk about photography for hours. All in all, even if I set my photography style quite quickly I pretty much like all types of photography, as long as it displays a meaningful sense of art "inside".
But let's take a look at my background to understand why I'm here now. My dad, who is not a photographer, had his own way to take excellent pictures with a very good sense of perspectives (must have been from the fact he's an engineer). He had a "scientific" approach of it. That's how I had my first experience in photography, by looking and learning from him.
I've always appreciated Art-design and have always been fascinated by high quality images. By the way, I think we can (almost) find beauty and/or a sense of design in everything. That's what photography is for. To reveal in each landscape, city, portrait or macro-photography something extraordinary to look at using every single tool a photographer can have and give his own interpretation, vision and atmosphere thanks to the lights and perspectives. That's what this site is about, that's the philosophy I would like to pass on. I'd like to share with you what I see through my lenses.
As a matter of fact, I embraced photography since a year now and got my first real camera a few months ago.
As I said earlier, most of my photographs are about macros and landscapes. Indeed, it is for now, but as everything else, this is something that evolves with time, with experience and new techniques. You will soon be able to see further on that I have a lot of photography projects to come that I will share with you. I will try to explain the process, why I did it, how I did it and of course share with you the best tips and tricks.
As we're used to say in France «Une image vaut mieux qu'un long discours". I'm not going to talk much about myself, I prefer to let you appreciate my work and if you have anything to suggest, feel free to leave a comment.
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Huawei Ascend P7 receives firmware update in Germany
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The Huawei Ascend P7 was launched in early May, and by the middle of last month, it had sold over 1 million units. Huawei has a target of 10 million Ascend P7 handsets that it wants to sell. Early Saturday, the manufacturer started pushing out a firmware update for Huawei's latest flagship device, living in Germany. This is a maintenance update that kills bugs dead and improves the performance of the phone. As a result, Android 4.4.2 remains installed...
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It seems to me that Huawei starting to diligently update the OS.
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Behind the Broadcast: WXXA's Morlock latest to depart area airwaves
It certainly has been a tumultuous year for sportscasters in the Capital Region.
In March, FOX23 (WXXA) sports director Rich Becker left the station to take a public relations position with Albany Med. Last month, Joe Calderone and YNN parted ways.
Now, a third sportscaster is signing off the air.
FOX23 sports reporter and weekend anchor Scott Morlock is departing the station after nearly 16 years there. His last day on the air will be on Sunday night on a show that he is most identified with, "FOX Fast Track."
Morlock, who started as an intern, was a candidate for the sports director position and weekday sports anchor of the FOX 23 newscasts when Becker left. Instead, the station hired Kristian Read from FOX44 in Burlington, Vt.
Although he was passed over for the sports director job, Morlock stressed that wasn't a factor in his decision to leave.
"I was looking forward to continuing what [former FOX23 weekend anchor] Brent [Martineau], Rich and I established there," Morlock said. "But the station decided to go in a different direction. It's disappointing. I love what I'm doing. It was obvious the station wanted to go in a different direction, and I wasn't part of that direction. My contract's up, and I'm leaving."
Morlock has some job prospects both in and out of TV, but nothing concrete.
"I'm open to a lot of different directions right now," Morlock said. I can either stay in the business, or I'm looking into some media relations-type stuff. "
It's a shame that FOX23 is losing Morlock. I can attest that he was a very hard worker for the station the numerous times I saw him on the road covering Union College hockey, especially during the Dutchmen's memorable run to the Frozen Four last season.
summer at saratoga
NBC Sports Group and NYRA announced its "Summer at Saratoga" broadcast schedule Thursday.
There will be five telecasts from Saratoga Race Course. The highlight is Saturday, Aug. 25, with the running of the Travers Stakes on NBC Sports.
There will be 11 races shown on either NBC Sports or NBC Sports Network.
Here is the schedule:
Saturday, Aug. 11 6-7 p.m. NBC Sports Network — Fourstardave Handicap.
Sunday, Aug. 12 6-7 p.m. NBC Sports Network — Adirondack Stakes and Saratoga Special.
Saturday, Aug. 18 5-6 p.m. NBC Sports Network — Alabama Stakes and Sword Dancer Invitational.
Saturday, Aug. 25 4-6 p.m. NBC — Travers Stakes, King's Bishop, Test Stakes and Ballston Spa Stakes.
Saturday, Sept. 1 5-6 p.m. NBC — Woodward Stakes and Forego Stakes.
Controversial bout
If you didn't watch the controversial WBO welterweight title bout between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley on pay-per-view last Saturday, you will get a chance to see it tonight, and have an opportunity to vote on who won the fight.
HBO will re-air the fight at 10 p.m. Bradley won a split decision over Pacquiao to win the title, although many observers believed Pacquiao was the true winner.
Viewers will be able to vote by logging on to Facebook.com/HBOBoxing. The results will be announced during the middleweight title showdown between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Andy Lee.
nba finals ratings
The first two games of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder each had an 11.8 rating for ABC.
Tuesday's game, won by the Thunder, 105-94, was the best for a finals opener on ABC, two-tenths of a point better than Game 1 of the Detroit-Los Angeles Lakers series in 2004.
The Heat's 100-96 win Thursday the highest preliminary television rating since 2004, when Game 2 of the Pistons-Lakers final earned a 12.3 overnight rating. ABC said Thursday's rating was 12 percent better than Game 2 of last year's Heat-Dallas Mavericks final.
fusselle dies
Warner Fusselle, the play-by-play voice of the New York-Penn League's Brooklyn Cyclones, died last Sunday. He was 68.
The Cyclones said Fusselle passed away from an apparent heart attack. He was scheduled to start his 12th season of calling the Cyclones' games Monday.
Baseball fans around the country know Fusselle as the voice of "TWIB Notes" on the classic version of "This Week in Baseball."
"We are deeply saddened by the news of Warner's passing," Cyclones general manager Steve Cohen said on the team's Website. "There is no one who knew more — or cared more — about baseball in Brooklyn than Warner. His distinctive voice, knowledge and endless passion for the game enriched Brooklyn Cyclones baseball for our players, staff, and fans from day one and his presence will be sorely missed."
new radio network
NBC Sports Group is teaming with Dial Global to create the NBC Sports Radio Network. The network will start in September, and will include hourly sports news updates, daily features as well as full-length shows.
In addition to distribution on terrestrial radio stations, NBC Sports' audio content will be available on a wide variety of digital platforms. Live shows will be streamed on NBCSports.com, DialGlobalSports.com, affiliate stations' websites and other streaming services. On-demand short-form audio content will also be distributed online and through podcasts and other digital applications. Dial Global will be the exclusive ad and affiliate sales representative to the network.


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Mixing up with a wooden spoon of Nicole, Etain and Aisling,
Sprinkle in a dash of sweets, chocolate and one too many ice-creams,
Then add an ounce some lovely birthday cakes,
Mix in well my fav TV show on a Saturday morning,
Roll out some late-nights coming home at twenty past one,
A dash of climbing trees,
Watching the stars in the sky as it cools so nicely,
Then spread the icing of a fireworks,
Last add some sprinkles of family fun,
And then you're all done.
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An ounce of Longstone`s sea-views,
A bowl full of Camogie
Mix up well
A pinch of Hannah
A sprinkle of Laughter
And into the oven the football goes
With a squeeze of friends and family
Half a cup of sleeping
A large tablespoon of my laptop
A dash of football
Add in some late nights
Pour in days out
Stir in a bit of music too
Whisk it all together and have some fun
That's my happiness recipe done.
Kelsie Rogers
An ounce of T.V.
A cup of getting changed
A sprinkle of football
A litre of scratching my dog
Half a cup of going to sleep
A table spoon of playing the Playstation
A small cup of going on my quads
500 ml of playing with my brother
Stir in a bit of doing tricks on my bike
A dash of going down the town
Add in some of my friends
Pour In some of my houses view
Add a bowl full of eating my dinner
And to top it all off going home to see my loving family.
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The gang helps clean up a lot that'll be part of a new park that will be a place for young people to play, have a good time, and keep out of trouble. The group invites their friend Fernando to be the MC (Master of Ceremonies) for the grand opening, but he's pressured by his older brother Tito to join his street gang that's in a war with another in their neighborhood. Fat Albert is greatly concerned when he's unable to convince the other gang to stop the violence, and also the fact they have guns, which are certain to make things worse. On the night of the gang war, Fat Albert and Police Sargeant Hernandez try to keep Fernando safe as he searches for Tito. But when the boy sees his brother being targeted, he takes the ultimate risk to get his brother out of harm's way, and pays the deadly price, as Fernando is shot to death. Sgt. Hernandez arrests the assailant and other members of the gang. Tito vows revenge, but Fat Albert convinces him nothing he'll do can bring his brother back. The following day, the park opening is a somber event as Fat Albert's speech is in sad memory to his fallen friend and the park is named in honor of Fernando Garcia.moreless
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Well it's me the guy who asked about proposing a couple of days ago and I wanted to know if this is a good idea. Well she's going to be a bridesmaid at her friends wedding on new years and I was thinking while we are dancing to a slow song at the reception if I had a little speech which I've already made about a question I've been wanting to ask and while I'm doing that secretly put the ring on her finger. Then say can you come to the hall with me and get down on one knee and ask her to marry me. Or should I just ask her with the ring and not put it on her finger yet?
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no no no. the bride will never forgive you. never intrude on another woman's wedding day.11|00|0
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Sounds tight….but NO. I repeat NO. I like your idea and its got sum thought and a little swagger to it but dude….this is another woman's wedding day. Women dream about their wedding day like guys dream about one day havin tickets to the Super Bowl. You just don't mess w/sh*t like that.
If you propose on another girl's wedding day, that girl is gonna hate you FOREVER! And you would've ruined her "day" for your fantasy proposal. Let your proposal stand alone and do it on another day.
I don't claim to know girls but I do know one thing: NEEEVVVVVVEEEERRRRR FUCK WIT A GIRLS WEDDING DAY
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This doesn't happen too often these days, but there was no great political upheaval today. Only a demonstration by university students, and even they announced that this is the last one this year. Perhaps because it was a really small demonstration: about 1,000 students appeared in Budapest. Or, to be more precise, the figures that appeared in the media vary. It can happen within the same article–as actually happened in the Index today. The article began with the lead sentence: "Many thousands demonstrated tonight….." and followed: "One thousand students demonstrated…" (Mind you, we all know how we can be sloppy self-editors as we readjust our facts based on new information.) Népszava estimated the number to be 1,500 because, according to the organizers, they had 1,000 torches ready but they ran out.
Whether it was 1,000 or 1,500 doesn't matter. The fact is that the demonstration was very small given the number of students in different institutions of higher learning. Their number is over 150,000. The organizers originally claimed that students would be coming to Budapest from universities and colleges in other parts of the country. Today, they changed their story and emphasized that the demonstration was limited to students studying in the capital. But, even with the geographical shrinkage, the number of students in Budapest is well over 50,000.
I mentioned yesterday that the HÖOK (Hallgatói Önkormányzatok Országos Konferenciája), an umbrella organization of different "student government associations" (I can't find a better way to describe them), had the brilliant idea to hold the demonstration whether or not the ministry was willing to give in on the issue of tuition. It didn't take a mental giant to figure out that the ministry would not accept their counterproposal–that the only financial burdens students would have to bear would be penalties meted out to those who enrolled in a course that they failed to complete. Either because they actually flunked the course or because they didn't complete the course requirements. (Hungarian students don't like the word "failure" and used a more genteel expression: "lower grade than D." I really love it!)
I heard today that on average a Hungarian student enrolled at a four-year institution actually finishes the requirements in six years, and for all that he or his parents pay nothing. This lax attitude must lower academic standards. Moreover, this whatever/whenever attitude can't instill a strong work ethic. And yes, however long they try to postpone it, they will have to work.
In any case, the HÖOK's suggestion was that students who enrolled in a course that they didn't complete should pay a fine, ranging between $22 and $34. So no tuition but possibly one pair of jeans down the tubes!
The HÖOK's student president came up with the fantastic idea that tuition is actually a form of taxation and "a very unfair one because everybody has to pay it." Perhaps economics should be a required course for every university student.
Well, continuing the referendum saga, the Fidesz decided to use only three of its referendum questions, one of which is the tuition question. They will start collecting signatures on Friday, and Orbán promised that he would have all the necessary signatures in 48 hours. The man who is actually in charge of the signature gathering today was less sanguine and cautiously announced that "time is not important." He, of course, is right.


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Complexity, browsers, orange juice, and PowerPoint
One fine day, my friends and I were on our way to a football game, when one of them asked "how to find out the version of the user's browser?"
Before I write what I answered, I must say that this reminded me of another question I was asked several years ago: "Do you like orange juice?". I managed to turn a yes/no question into a discussion about relativity and complexity... without actually answering the question.
Now, just try to imagine all the possibilities, all the freedom and the space offered to me by the question about the browser! :-)
First, I asked whether we are on the server's end, or on the client's end, so that I could understand which information was available. I didn't get an explicit answer to that one, so I assumed we were dealing with either of the ends of the connection.
I said, when a browser requests something from a web-server, the sent string contains a "User-agent" field, which contains the name of the browser and its version. Of course, some browsers can spoof that, but that's OK for a start.
How to get that string? Well, if you're the server, it is delivered to you on a plate. If you're the client - obviously you know which browser you use, so let's assume you're a third party that wants to know. The obvious solution is to use a network sniffer. I mentioned Ethereal, how its name changed to Wireshark, how Cain can be used for ARP-spoofing...
It turns out that the right answer to the question was "Click Help\About... and see the name and the version there".
Hmmm... Maybe people are right when they say I over-analyze things? Or tend to complicate everything? The most recent case is "the case of the nice flowcharts". I've seen them in someone's paper, and I immediately started thinking about ways to draw such charts, and which software to use for that purpose. I kid you not, I pictured I could draw some template shapes in Inkscape (so that everything is in vector graphics), and then I had to come up with an efficient way to connect the shapes in Inkscape as easily as I can do that in Visio.
It turned out those nice charts are a standard thing in PowerPoint 2007 :-)
P.S. There are different flavours of orange juice, so saying "yes, I like orange juice" is not correct; neither is saying "no, I don't like orange juice". Rarely we deal with something that is either black, or white; most of the stuff in the universe is a shade of gray.
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Comment from: Dan [Visitor]
Eu as fi dat acelasi raspuns, numai ca nu m-am gandit la chestia cu snifferele. :)
Comment from: gr8dude [Member]
Fiind student la UTM.CIM, sunt sigur că trebuie să experimentezi numaidecît cu snifferele de reţea. Cândva vei avea disciplina "Tehnici şi Protocoale de Comunicaţii" (dacă ai noroc, profesorul va fi Ciorbă Dumitru). La lucrări de laborator sarcinile ţi se vor părea mai simple dacă mai întîi vei vedea cum un oarecare protocol a fost implementat într-o altă aplicaţie. Numaidecât să te familiarizezi cu Wireshark şi cu oSpy (despre care am scris mai înainte pe acest site).
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According to a global surveyWednesday, May 14, 2014
Around 24% of the country holds anti-semitic sentiments
Approximately 24 percent of people in Argentina agree with anti-semitic stereotypes, according to a global survey carried out by the US-based Anti-Defamation League.
Of the 28.3 million adults in Argentina, the ADL extrapolated that 24 percent agree with at least six negative Jewish stereotypes, amounting to approximately 6.8 million Argentines. The ADL reported that 505 Argentines were included in the sample.
The single-most anti-semitic region is the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) with a rate of 74 percent of respondents considered to have anti-semitic sentiments in comparison to the 19 percent in the Americas region.
To be classified as having anti-semitic attitudes, respondents were asked if they thought 11 negative Jewish stereotypes were probably true or probably false. Any respondents who thought that six or more stereotypes were true were considered to be anti-semitic.
The most accepted negative stereotype in Argentina was that "Jews have too much power in the business world" with 51 percent. In contrast, the least accepted stereotype was "Jews are responsible for most of the world's wars," with only 14 percent of respondents agreeing. In both cases men tended to have greater anti-semitic views than women did and older respondents were also more prone to have anti-semitic views, a trend that mirrored global results.
Within Latin America, according to the ADL, Brazil was the least anti-semitic of the Latin American countries, although figures were not available for Ecuador. 16 percent of Brazilians, 37 percent of Chileans, 33 percent of Uruguayans, 35 percent of Paraguayans and 30 percent of Bolivians were found to have anti-semitic sentiments. The lowest figures for the Americas were in the United States and Canada, with nine and 14 percent of the population were found to agree with negative Jewish stereotypes. Globally, 26 percent of the world's population agree with anti-semitic stereotypes, equivalent to approximately 1.09 billion people.
The least anti-semitic region was Oceania, with 14 percent followed by the Americas. The second-most anti-semitic region was Eastern Europe, with 34 percent of the population. The most anti-semitic country outside of the Middle East and North Africa was Greece, with a rate of 69 percent. The West Bank and Gaza ranked highest globally, with figures reaching 93 percent.
The telephone and in-person survey reached 53,100 respondents from July 2013 to February 2014 in more than 100 countries and territories and has a margin of error of +/- 0.97 percent.
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Jean Piaget's Presentation By: Nichole Valerio Theory of Cognitive Development Piaget's cognitive development theory is based on how children learn and think Piaget's First Stage Sensorimotor Stage Piaget's Second Stage Preoperational Stage Piaget's Third Stage Concrete Operations Piaget's Fourth Stage Formal Operations Jean Piaget Assimilation Equilibration Disequilibrium Cognitive Development Accommodation Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete Formal intellectual growth Schema mental road maps knowledge Theory Psychology logical thinking biological Education Infants Children Adults Experinece Cognition Development Sequence Discovery Learning Readiness maturation Environment Thinking Reasoning Discrepancies interactions process Concepts stages object permanence egocentrism Abstract Ideas Research interviews conservation Parent Child This is what a "dog" looks like Dog A child begins to develop an understanding of what a dog is from a picture book *Ears
*Four Legs
* Tail Dog Dog The child is actively constructing a "Schema" about dogs The child experiences "Disequilibrium" The child "Assimilates" the information and returns to a state of "Equilibrium" The "Assimilation" process continues as the child expands her understanding of what a dog is by observing one in the park. * Ears
* Four Legs
* Tail Dog Dog The child experiences "disequilibrium." Her "schema" about dogs does not include: barking, furry, or licking "Bark" "Bark" Dog:
* Ears
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*Tail Disequilibrium:
*Licks? Dog? While the child is in a state of "disequilibrium"
she is actively constructing meaning. She is building "schema" or adding information to existing schema. The child seeks reinforcement from her parent Dog The parent affirms and reinforces the new information. "Assimilation" is occurring. "Disequilibrium" resolved. "Schema" is organized to incorporate new information *Fours Legs
*Licks Dog Dog Child return to a state of "equilibrium" Piaget theorized that cognitive development is about a child constructing a mental model of the world. According to Piaget, certain ways of thinking that are quite simple for an adult, are not so simple for a child. Piaget's Four States of Cognitive Development For example, Piaget asked a 9-year old:
"What is your nationality?-I am Swiss.-How come?-Because I live in Switzerland.-Are you also Genevan?-No, that's not possible I'm already Swiss I can't also be Genevan (Piaget, 1965/1995, p. 252) Because Piaget's theory is based on biological maturation the notion of "readiness" is important. According to Piaget's theory children should not be taught certain concepts until they have reached the appropriate stage of cognitive development.
Piaget believed educators must plan a developmentally appropriate curriculum that enhances logical and conceptual growth. He emphasized the critical role that experiences or interactions with the surrounding environment play on student learning.
Piaget has been influential in developing educational theory. He helped form the theory of Discovery Learning, which is the idea that children learn best through doing and actively exploring. Piaget was the first psychologist to make a systematic study of cognitive development. Before Piaget's work, the common assumption in psychology was that children were merely less competent thinkers than adults. Piaget showed that children think in strikingly different ways than adults. Resources Piaget, Jean. (1972). The Psychology of the Child. Basic Books. Boeree, George, C. (2006). Jean Piaget. http://webspace.ship.edu/cgboer/piaget.html. McLeod, S. A. (2009). Jean Piaget: Cognitive theory. http://www.simplypsychology.org/piaget.html Piaget, Jean (Uploaded: 2010). Piaget on Piaget: Part 1. Available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1JWr4G8YLM. ...and other important stuff Can you be in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and the United States all at the same time? Educational Implications Other Implications Limitation of Piaget's Theory? Cognitive Development & Culture
Underestimating Children's Abilities
The Trouble with Stages
Do we all reach the four stage? A study showed that 50% of undergraduate students fail Piaget's "Formal Operational Tasks" Did you know? Vygotsky & Bruner saw development as continuous rather than in stages like Piaget did. Vygotsky even argued the Piaget ignored the effects that culture may have on development. Piaget's methods of observation and clinical interviews are subjective some say because Piaget observed alone and generally observed his own children. Some critics claimed Piaget underestimated children's abilities on his clinical tests because his tests were confusing and difficult to understand. Eggen & Kauchak. (2012). Educational Psychology: Windows on classroom(9th ed.). Prentice Hall. Stages & Characteristics:
Sensorimotor-Moves from reflex actions to goal-directed activity
Preoperational -Has difficulty seeing another person's point of view
Concrete Operational-Understands reversibility
Formal Operational-Becomes a scientific thinker (0-2 years) (2-7 years) (7-11 years) If Kelli is taller than Allie, and Allie is taller than Joe who is the tallest? (11-adults)
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DJ Premier aired this song on the latest Live From HQ show. This track is featured on Joell's second album Free Agent, dropping 23th of march featuring Akon, Brother Ali, Bun B, Styles P, Sheek Louch, Raekwon, M.O.P., Slaughterhouse, Maino, Jean Grae, Talib Kweli,Bobby Ray, etc. Production duties will be handled by Red Spyda, DJ Khalil, Lil Fame, DJ Premier, Sean C and LV , Statik Selektah, Novel, Moss, Nottz, Frequency and Frank Dukes.
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