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I rooted my HTC One M8 and installed Titanium Backup. I already got rid of all the Sprint stuff like Connections Optimizer, Lumen Toolbar, etc.
Is there other crap that's safe to get rid of? Like Kid Mode 4.8.7 for example would be one I don't want.
How about HTC Dot View? I'm never going to use that. Can that be removed safely?

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By Bruce Shelley
We are often asked how developers actually begin making a game. The method that we have seen work most successfully, beginning many years ago with board and paper games, is to build a prototype, start pushing around the pieces, and then rely on our instincts as gamers to feel what parts are working, not working, what new idea to try, etc. We call this design by playing.
That first prototype is usually very crude and simple, and somewhat based on a mash-up of existing ideas (from successful games we might borrow from) and new ideas (things other games aren't doing that are our opportunity to innovate and be fresh). The prototype might be digital or paper.
Below is a photograph taken in late August in the main BonusXP meeting room. On the left is Dave Pottinger, our CEO, who also has the rare and valuable ability to design and program together. On the right is Jacob Naasz, one of our senior designers. They were in the process of setting up Dave's prototype for a new game idea we were considering. Dave built the prototype based on elements pulled from games we are playing, his thinking on ways to improve or change those elements, and more concepts collected in a series of internal design discussions.
We played this paper prototype for several days and it was revised multiple times based on the experience and discussion. Up to this point anybody with paper and pen and reasonable game sense could be the designer.
The transition from paper to digital prototype (on the way to competitive commercial product) was the next step and where the impressive magic happens. With a lot of code and artwork already on hand, a digital version was assembled that was playable within two weeks. Very shortly thereafter one of our teammates living in Canada was playing another colleague living in Chile (South America). Within four weeks we were demonstrating the game in the office of a possible partner.
I write this a little short of two months from the date of the photo, yet build #69 was shared yesterday. That is more than one new version a day of the computer prototype. I don't recall ever seeing a game we've worked on prototype and iterate so rapidly. It's impressive to be part of it.
The value of prototyping in this manner is that you can quickly make and test changes, even to large systems. With skill and a little luck, we hope to reach a point where we believe the game is entertaining, newly innovative, and competitively positioned. Even if we get to that sweet spot in a few months, however, the game would be a long way yet from complete.
Assuming the prototype converts into a successful game concept, then we advance to creating all of the content—maps/boards, units (2D or 3D), animations, special effects, sound, interface, etc. That will be the bulk of the work required to build a commercial game, but we can make that effort because the prototyping process has convinced us we are on the right path.


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None of us likes waiting.
At the end of my full day, I headed for the gym. Arriving at rush hour meant I had to wait 15 minutes for an exercise machine to come open. Finally stepping aboard a treadmill, two roads diverged, and I took the road most traveled. Having waited long enough, I opted for "quick start."
The road less traveled requires keying in weight, age, miles/hr, calories/min, forest walk or mountain climb, fat burn or cardiac, ad infinitum. "Having perhaps the better claim, I kept the first for another day!" (1) I was at the gym to work out, not to be delayed by technology.
Waiting on technology
Nurses tell me this is how they feel when bar-code-enabled point-of-care (BPOC) technologies are unreasonably slow while they are ministering to patients. Too much keying and scrolling followed by finger tapping while screens are painting has a way of nudging nurses to opt for "quick start." Of course, work-arounds are faster, but sometimes speed kills.
>>While the best BPOC technologies may require caregivers to take extra steps to ensure patient safety, caregivers should never take ways around best practices. At the same time, it is incumbent on automation vendors to remove as much complexity from their systems as possible, heeding Einstein's advice: "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler."
Facing the plethora of BPOC options stretching from one end of the complexity spectrum to the other, hospitals need to decide how much forced functionality they deem essential for achieving their patient-safety objectives. Again, wading through unnecessary information is wearisome and encourages work-arounds.
Additionally, hospital IT departments should give high priority to ensuring rapid data flow between systems. Sluggish RF networks, for example, tempt nurses to circumvent critical steps in the interest of getting things done. By the way, caregivers tell me they find little comfort from IT folks who minimize their concerns by pointing out that their POC-devices download in just ten seconds instead of the 20 required with 1.0. It's hard to imagine anyone in IT tolerating ten-second wait times for dial tones on their telephones.
Waiting for technology
Truth is, most caregivers are still waiting for BPOC technologies to arrive in their worlds. They are patiently looking for final approval, funding, contracts, interfaces, or installations. "Patience may be a virtue," wrote Lawrence Peters, "but it will never help a rooster lay an egg." There comes a time when holy impatience is required to get the job done. For the sake of caregivers and patients, I encourage hospital leaders to press on for BPOC.
To date, the BPOC route is the less-traveled road. However, I am convinced that bedside bar coding is a matter of when not if and sooner rather than later. The 75 percent who have yet to implement bar coding are standing at a fork in the road. They may stay on the familiar highway or take the more demanding and more rewarding road toward bar coding. Those who have veered toward BPOC concur with Frost, "I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference." It's hard to find a hospital that has regretted venturing down the BPOC highway.
Why wait?
Waiting can be dangerous. I know of at least one hospital whose foot-dragging cost several lives to errors that BPOC would have prevented. Yes, sometimes speed saves lives—to say nothing of careers, reputations, and settlements.
Now, if more waiting is in the cards, I suggest using today to prepare for a more rapid BPOC implementation when the technology arrives tomorrow.
Are you planning to take or are you already traveling the bar-code road? If so, I'd like to invite you to join several hundred of your colleagues who are committed to helping each other get BPOC done the right way. The unSUMMIT for Bedside Barcoding will convene for its fourth year May 6-8 in Tampa. Immediately following last year's meeting in Austin, a pharmacy director from Indianapolis wrote me, "This was without doubt three of the most productive days I've ever spent at a conference." I talked with him last week on the eve of his hospital going live with bar coding. He reiterated his sentiments about the value of The unSUMMIT and said he's planning on returning this year with several from his team.
Thinking of attending? Don't wait. Early-bird registration rates end February 28. But wait. There's more. Deduct an additional 20 percent by using discount codes from Novation, Amerinet, or MedAssets. You can save as much as $350 and who knows how many lives. Check out The unSUMMIT brochure here.
Can't wait to see you in Tampa.


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But luckily not all of the photos are good enough to be shared or processed – in fact you will never decide to process vast majority of them. It's very important that photographer is good editor at the same time. You need to be able to pick your best photos and develop them. You also have to be able to reject and delete photos that aren't good enough as there is no need and point in spending time on images that even you don't like.
So today I would like to share with you some easy tips I use to pick my best photos (ones that I would like to process) using Adobe Lightroom. Although I use Lightroom to catalogue my photos, some of the below concepts are more general:
- First and most important. Give yourself a few days rest from the images. Working on images just after taking them is never a good idea. Photographer has stronger connection to his images than any viewer will ever have. For you photo is probably something more than just image – it's related to some memories, feelings or emotions. But for your viewers, image is image. Nothing more. If it's not interesting even the best story below it, won't change that. By giving yourself a few days or weeks, you become more similar in assessing your photos to your average viewer (as memories start to fade away a little bit).
I usually start working on my images 2 to 4 weeks after taking them (there are sometimes exceptions to this rule though).
- Then I start to go through my photos and group similar looking images (ones with similar composition, exposure etc.). This way I can show one image per group and thus reduce amount of images displayed in my Lightroom catalogue. I use stacks in Lightroom for this purpose (to create stack just select similar photos and use CTRL + G shortcut). Stacks are nothing else than groups or folders that you can collapse and expand. After stacking images make sure to collapse stack so it takes less space in Grid view thus making it less cluttered.
- As you go through your photos and notice some really spectacular image that stands out from the rest, mark it as good one so you remember later to process it. Otherwise you can miss it later and forget about it. I usually use Pick flag in Lightroom (CTRL + UP ARROW) or high rating (4 on your keyboard for four stars and 5 for five stars). Additionaly you can mark your good photos with colour so they are more visible in the Grid view. I often use Red colour for this. This is especially useful if you have thousand of unprocessed images in your Lightroom catalogue. When I'm looking for an image for processing while scrolling through my images, this Red colour quickly attracts my attention.
- Sometimes you will also notice some spectacular fails at this stage (like completely out of focus image due to the fact someone accidentally tripped over your tripod and moved it… yeah it happens). I mark such photos with Rejected flag (CTRL + DOWN ARROW). It means that I have to delete it later. Marking with Rejected flag has one more big advantage. You can remove all rejected photos at once by going to Photo -> Delete Rejected Photos (or by hitting CTRL + BACKSPACE).
- Now with your images grouped into stacks the real fun begins. I go through the list once again (for each group only one photo is displayed so there are much less photos) and try to pick the best of the stacks by using Pick flag (or high rating) again. I also try to Reject stacks that I don't like at all. If I reject whole stack it means that I reject all photos in it.
- After rejecting the stacks that I don't like I start to look for images to process finally. I usually start with stacks or photos that got either high rating (5 stars) or which I marked as Picks. I then enter such stack and compare the images inside it, trying to select the best of them. I take a lot of things into consideration, eg. whether exposure is correct, whether photo is razor sharp or whether I like composition. During this phase I usually reject photos that are slightly out of focus, have their horizon off, have some subjects clipped on either side, etc.
- I end up with one or two photos inside a stack and select one of them to process. Finally 🙂
- Then I start processing my chosen photo 🙂
- Once the image is developed I mark it with colour label (most usually green by pressing 8 key) so it shows differently in the Library module and I know that I already dealt with this image and I shouldn't care about it.
These steps might sound like a long and tedious task but they often save me a lot of time later (not to mention disk space) and thanks to them I usually process the images that I really like.


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What: Join us for this member-only briefing from the Deputy Director for the North Carolina Government Efficiency and Reform (NC GEAR) initiative. We'll also provide an update from NCTA's legislative counsel, Brooks Pierce, on issues concerning the tech sector.
Featured Guest:
Joe Coletti, Deputy Director
When: Tuesday, May 20, 20143:00 - 5:00 pm
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Raleigh, NC
Registration: All Interest Network meetings are open to NCTA members only. Registration is free, but RSVP is required.
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Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) voted for legislation that will make the federal government more accountable and transparent. The bill "Digital Accountability and Transparency Act" (DATA), was unanimously passed in the U.S. House.
Currently, reporting systems for federal spending data are varied and inconsistent. The DATA Act creates a centralized, streamlined and more user-friendly system that combines spending information from federal agencies, the Treasury and those who receive federal funds. It will give the American taxpayers the power to monitor how their money is being spent, while also creating accountability within the government and its agencies.
Said Ros-Lehtinen: "Following up on the widespread call for more government accountability and transparency, Republicans made a promise to make Congress more open. Passage of the DATA Act was a giant step toward fulfilling that pledge. My constituents have made it abundantly clear that they feel the government needs to be more open and accountable and it is my hope that this bill accomplishes that.
At a time when our debt piles up and our deficit explodes, the people we represent deserve to know exactly how their money is being spent and where it is going. This act will ensure Americans have the tools and the access they need to know exactly how their hard earned money is being spent. Accountability is central to our democracy."
Source: http://ros-lehtinen.house.gov/press-release/ros-lehtinen-votes-legislation-will-make-government-more-open-transparent


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If you watch Danish tv, you'll already be familiar with the iconic advert from Tuborg Coca cola lorry go home! :P
Skål og glædelig jul! Or should I say, Glædelig Jul og godt tub'år! So, who's ready for a beer? We make these 'reindeers' every year - cute, non? And - since it's Friday - here's a joke... Me: What has antlers, pulls Father Christmas' sleigh and is made of cement? [You: I don't know.] Me: A reindeer! [You: Um, but what about the cement?] Me: I just threw that in to make it hard. Boom, boom! :-D
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Maple Leafs looking ahead to Game 4
TORONTO – The Leafs used today's practice at the Air Canada Centre to put their 5-2 Game 3 loss behind them.
"We can't change what happened," coach Randy Carlyle said. "That can't be the focus on what today brought. Today was about flushing what happened last night, recognizing what happened, and to get in the preparation mode for tomorrow. Our focus has to be on what we can improve on in tomorrow night's game."
The Leafs will be seeking better performance on faceoffs. The Bruins won 61 percent of Monday night's draws. Carlyle, however, believed the Bruins were given too much leniency on the draw. Tyler Bozak was tossed from the circle repeatedly.
"The explanation I was given – I talked to the official between periods – was, 'Visitor down, home down, puck down,' " Carlyle said. "That clearly was not happening per the video."
The Leafs did not make any lineup changes in practice. Today's lineup:
Joffrey Lupul-Tyler Bozak-Phil Kessel
James van Riemsdyk-Mikhail Grabovski-Nikolai Kulemin
Ryan Hamilton-Nazem Kadri-Matt Frattin
Leo Komarov-Jay McClement-Colton Orr
Carl Gunnarsson-Dion Phaneuf
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Carry This Book is a unique, one-of-a-kind and even a bit weird look at planet Earth and everything that surrounds us in our day-to-day routine. This is a fascinating book with awesome illustrations that invites us all to perceive the world around us through the things that we carry with us to work, to school and to the mall. The illustrations are warm, touching and captivating, and the story is pretty hilarious, engaging and riveting.
The book comes with colorful, brisk and bold drawings that bring the regular things from our lives and some fantastical "thingies" to life. This stuff is found in our bags, purses, and pockets, and, if you take some time and look at them from a different angle, you'll see that they can be pretty amazing. Abbi Jacobson explores the contents of Oprah Winfrey's purse, Donald Trump's bag, Michelle Obama's clutch, and more.
You'll never guess what these famous folks carry around year-long, but, if you read this book, you'll learn so much more about them! Carry This Book is already a bestseller in the United States and it's doing great in the international markets, too. This is a funny, smart and intelligent look at how the little things that we carry with us wherever we go can and do define who we are as human beings.
We don't usually pay that much attention to what's inside our pockets and/or bags, but, as it turns out, they are the secret key to figuring out our true identities. Grab your copy of Carry This Book if you love unusual, insightful and funny books that bring something new and exciting to the table. The critics are already calling Abbi Jacobson's latest release a must-have!


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Lovely Agritopia Homes in Gilbert AZ, 85296
Listing Price: $429,000
Bedrooms: 5 – Bathrooms: 3
Square Footage: 4,558
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Agritopia Homes – This incredible home is a must see! Take an Aerial Tour of Agritopia Homes – click here
I left the aerial tour ion the street view so you can see how charming this community is. To revert tot he aerial tour click the aerial box in the lower left. Agritopia homes all share that "retro-look" of the 40's. This is an incredible home with a beautiful interior and some incredible features. The kitchen of this home is a great space featuring a kitchen island ensuring your family cool will have plenty of room to maneuver while cooking incredible family meals. Of the Agritopia homes this home features a finished basement perfect to be used as a TV room or could even become a coveted man cave. This home also features a craft room area perfect for anyone looking for a separate sewing space. The master suite of this home is a large space featuring walk-in closets giving you plenty of room for two. The master bath of this home features a separate shower and bathtub adding to the roominess of this space. View another one of the homes for sale in Agritopia Gilbert AZ – click here.
Property Features: Kitchen features a kitchen island. Finished basement. Extra craft room with crafting area. Crystal blue diving swimming pool with perfectly manicured lawn.
This home's facade has a country cottage feel to it giving this home a little bit of uniqueness to it. The back yard of this home features a covered patio and beautiful crystal blue swimming pool. Of the Agritopia homes, the back yard area of this home will become an extension of the living space of this home. You and your family will spend plenty of time outdoors cooling off in the swimming pool or entertaining friends and family.
Community Features & Local Amenities:
- Golf Community
- Community Parks
- Rec Center with Tennis, Golf Greens
- Walking paths & Lush Parks
- Known for it's wide open spaces and gorgeous farmland
- Close proximity to Loop 202 Interstate
Agritopia homes are a unique and wonderful location within a beautiful master plan. This subdivision has plenty to offer including biking and walking paths, a clubhouse with rec room, and a community swimming pool. You and your family will never be bored with plenty of activities to choose from around this amazing community. Of the Agritopia homes, this home is located within the Higley Unified School District. Some of the schools available in the area include Higley Elementary School, Highland Jr. High School, and Williams Field High School. If you are interested in more homes for sale in Agritopia call Greg today. If you are looking for a Gilbert Realtor Greg is the one for you.
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I am currently in the top 1% of all Realtors in all of Maricopa County. I own 13 residential homes and have made a lot of money on them; and I have bought and sold hundreds of homes for my clients. I have a BS in finance from San Diego State University and I am a former VP for Bank of America so I understand investments, and how to buy and sell homes (even your primary residence should be seen as an investment). Whether you are buying or selling, I think I am the person for the job! Regardless of market trends we can always leverage our position. Read about my background and then either call or text me to interview me for your Gilbert Realtor.
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A tough slum girl, Annabelle 'Little Annie' Rooney (Mary Pickford), faces a crisis of the heart when the boy she loves (William Haines) is accused of shooting her cop father (Walter James). Her brother (Gordon Griffith) stalks the accused slayer and finally shoots him down in the street. Annabelle rushes to the hospital and offers her blood for a life-saving transfusion, even though she thinks she'll die.
From the Wikipedia entry for "The Dance of Life": "The Dance of Life (1929) is the first of three film adaptations of the popular Broadway play Burlesque, the others being Swing High, Swing Low (1937) and When My Baby Smiles at Me (1948). The Dance of Life was made with Technicolor sequences, directed by John Cromwell and A.
1916 film adaptation of the Jules Verne classic.
Lana Turner plays the sexy nightclub singer that a European prince (Ezio Pinza) falls in love with, and although she's already got a boyfriend, she slowly falls for the prince. They begin a love affair that will prove to be shortlived.
IMDb page A trio of stories starring James and Pamela Mason.
A newly hired police chief vows to clean up a notoriously corrupt police department. When he is murdered, investigators find that there is no shortage of suspects, most of them being fellow cops.
A nightclub singer refuses to "date" customers, so she's framed for the murder of her aunt, convicted of the killing and sent to prison
An aging actor (Adolphe Menjou), trying to make a comeback on Broadway, is surprised when his estranged daughter (Andrea Leeds) shows up. It seems that she is an actress and is also trying to make it on Broadway. He tries to re-establish his relationship with her while also trying to hide the fact that she is his daughter from the press.
The plot focus is on Mickey Rooney's character Bill Coy who follows in his father's footsteps for good and for bad.


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This is my portfolio.
Here you can see what I like to create, click on one of the section titles above to jump to a part of the page or scroll to see everything.
Product Photography
This is a small collection of some of the product photography I have done in the past. Here you can see a variety in the style of photography - from sleek dark shots to bright and vivid product shots. Some of the photography that you see here is from coursework pieces and some I have used on my technology blog, Richard Tech.
I think product photography is essential to show a product either for editorial use or marketing use and I have found, in the coloured background photography, that it is important to pick a complementary colour to pair with the product to make it stand out and make an impression.
Video Work
This video was really created by accident, I was browsing on YouTube and the audio for this video was in an advert that was playing and I thought to myself about how good the track would sound if it were to be compiled and cut together as an advert for a product. So that's what I did, I chose the iPhone as the product and created this video from footage found on Apple's website and YouTube channel and I edited this mock advertisement together to the soundtrack to create a visually and sonically epic advertisement of the iPhone.
This is one of my technology review videos focusing on the Huawei 10 smartphone. In these videos I aim to give my thoughts and opinions on a range of key aspects about a smartphone such as camera, screen and battery performance. To create these videos I work with Vodafone who supplies the device to review and I then create a review video about the product and an accompanying review article.
Landscape Photography
This is a small collection of some of my landscape photography. Living in the countryside, landscape photography is the most common type of photography I like to shoot as I get to capture scenery all around me throughout the year.
Above, you can see a few different types of landscape photography - from the coast to the countryside. If you are interested in taking a further look into my landscape photography you will be able to find that and other types of photography on my Instagram profile.


text: Persimmon Prints is a faith-based art & apparel company located in the Chicago area. With your every purchase, it's our desire that you FILL your life with print, FIX your heart on God, and FIGHT for those in need. We believe in eternal investments and providing ethically made goods; we prioritize having continued partnerships with various faith-based organizations, both locally and worldwide, while also placing quality goods in your hands. So, treat yourself, and your home to beautiful, purposeful products, while giving back to the greater community.


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|A third generation musician- Inna's path to a music career started early. At the age 5 she was accepted to study at a special music school for gifted children in Baku, Soviet Union, and after graduating with distinction, continued studies at the State Music College. While studying she participated and won many student competitions, including the State Shostakovich Competition at the age of 10. At the age of 12 she won a youth piano competition and, as a winner, was given a chance to perform with the State Symphony Orchestra, playing the Grieg Concerto.
Inna and her family migrated to Israel when she was 17, where she completed her Bachelor of Music with First-Class Honors from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Bachelor of Music Education at the State University. She studied performance with renowned former Moscow Conservatorium Professors Boris Lvov and Michael Boguslavski.
While studying, she participated and won 2nd place at the Israeli New Talent competition in 1978 and the State Bartok competition in 1980. Graduating at the top of her class, she was awarded a prestigious Sertegy scholarship that allowed her to continue with her Master of Music studies.
In 1986 Inna moved to Brisbane, following an invitation to take position as the Head of the Piano Department at the Stoliarsky School of Music. Two years later she established her own music school which she still runs to this day, with a large amount of students and teachers. Many of Inna's students have become professional musicians and are performing and teaching in various parts of the world. She has also developed her own "accelerated learning" method.
This method allows students of above average potential to explore their limits and reach a high level of performance at a young age. Many of Inna's students have been awarded A.Mus.A diplomas between the ages of 12-14 and L.Mus.A and A.T.C.L Diplomas before completing High School.
Inna has adjudicated Brisbane, Toowoomba and Gold Coast Eisteddfods, QLD Piano Competitions, ASKM Gold Coast and Motee Rogers Toowoomba Piano Competitions. She gives frequent master classes, conducts workshops for students and teachers at her school as well as various private studios. She has been invited to Gold Coast, Mt. Isa and Cairns where she has conducted series' of piano and theory workshops.


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Leave Only Footprints:evolution - bowhead whale
'Leave Only Footprints: evolution' aims to make visible the invisible legacy of pre-historic Brean Down, and the ice age beasts that once walked the land. When on Brean, there is much physical evidence of man's historical presence yet there are no distinguishable signs of these once magnificent creatures who left 'only footprints', despite their size. It will be a 3D manifestation of cave paintings, an installation to hang from the ceiling that will move in response to wind and human motion in the building
The installation is made up of individual woollen animals: mammoths, giant elk, wolves, bison, wild cats and will be made using traditional wet felting (the oldest form of fabric known to humankind) and needle felting methods. Each creature will be formed over beachcombed wood, bricks etc. highlighting erosion over time in both the subject and the materials.
As a further development of the work and highlighting human presence, the installation will comment on modern man's legacy to the world, referencing the impact pollution and waste has on our seas and the wildlife therein, and will integrate beachcombed fragments (polystyrenes, plastics, metals) gathered from Brean and other British beaches.


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Emily McConnell is a returning third baseman/outfielder for the Women's Softball team. McConnell, who received All-NWC honors last year, returns to the field with high hopes for the season. I sat down to get to know her and to hear her perspective on fall ball and the upcoming season.
Mast Media: What are you studying at PLU?
Emily McConnell: I am a biology major.
MM: What are you planning to do after you graduate?
EM: When I graduate, I would like to pursue a career in marine biology either doing research or helping in an aquarium.
MM: What is your favorite thing about playing softball at PLU?
EM: The team chemistry and all the excitement we bring to all the games and practices and just having fun together.
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EM: Really well. We have a lot of new and fresh talent with both first-year and transfers. It is very exciting to see how we are all going to come together and play come the springtime.
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The Edible Woman Essay, Research Paper
The Self of women, of Marian Mc Alpin s time the 1960 s, is reduced to purchasable goods. The beauty of women is celebrated in terms of the riches that are comparable to her: her eyes are blue sapphires; her brow is ivory; and her lips are ruby. She is not only available for sale, but also for consumption: her skin is white as milk; her lips are sweet as honey. This consumer emphasis in the novel peaks when Marian transmutes into the truest feminine stereotype by donning a flashy red dress and painting her face with many layers of cosmetics. She has done this at her fianc , Peter s request to dress better than usual at his party that night. Marian begins to fear that this new guise is a change that Peter wants to make permanent. Women in the sixties were only just emerging from their self-accepted role in the house, and men had not yet realised that women were their equals. This party is the breaking point for Marian. She rebels against what she believes to be Peter s image of the female stereotype with a cleansing ritual in which she portrays herself as edible. Marian s impression is that Peter would delight in her being edible because destroying and consuming her would be faster and easier for him. Marian Mc Alpin s experience is an example of what women have to fight against and deal with in a male-dominated society that women perpetuate by continuing to submit to the female stereotype. The novel concentrates mainly on consumerism, feminism, stereotyping and rebellion. Marian may seem at first to be an extraordinary woman, a rare case, but in fact, she exemplifies the majority of women in that time.
Margaret Atwood s introduction to Marian s world is filled with metaphors and images of food. Marian loves to eat and describes her meals and love of eating with great relish. She takes us passionately through her breakfast and describes her meals in great detail. Images of food prevail: the fan in her office is like a spoon stirring soup ; people s voices remind her of cold oatmeal porridge (48); pregnant woman look like recently fed boa constrictors; and so on. She works in an establishment that deals with finding out consumer s opinions on food and drink. It seems as if food is a very big part of Marian s life, and it is. The many references to food and Marian s enjoyment of it show the reader that she is an eager consumer in a capitalistic society where food is the victim. Through part one of the novel, Marian speaks in the first person as she is in control of her life and independent. However, in part two, we see a sharp change from the first person voice to that of the third person. This change is simultaneous with her engagement to Peter. Marian ceases to be the independent woman we were introduced to and throws herself into the role of wife-to-be. When Peter asks her what date she wants to be married by, she replies -
But instead (of my usual flippant answer) I heard a soft flannelly voice I barely recognised, saying, I d rather leave the big decisions up to you. I was astounded at myself. I d never said anything like that to him before. The funny thing was I really meant it. (98)
Marian has surrendered her control over her life to Peter, who is the embodiment of society s traditional prejudices towards women. She begins to fashion her character after the accepted stereotype of a woman. As she loses her self worth, the images of food are also lost. Their replacement is a dark series of references to doctors and nurses treating submissive patients and images of animals who prey on and fall prey to each other. At the hairdresser s, she sees herself as a passive patient at the hands of capable and all knowing doctors. Her friend s account of the men she has conquered brings an image of a trophy room with stuffed heads to her mind. Marian has fallen from her place as a consumer in society and become prey. This new role which she has assumed prevents her from eating for she begins to see her food as living entities. The food is a victim in consumer society, and she cannot consume it for she now also a victim.
Marian thinks of herself and Peter s upcoming marriage as more of a business contract than one of love. She thinks of Peter as being nicely packaged (162).
So much of it (marriage) is a matter of elemental mechanical detail, such as furniture and meals and keeping things in order. But Peter and I should be able to set up a very reasonable arrangement. (111)
Peter also sees the engagement as a purchase. He sounded as though he had just bought a shiny new car. (96) Marian plays to Peter s notion, she says, I gave him a tender chrome-plated smile; that is, I meant the smile to express tenderness, but my mouth felt stiff and dry and somehow expensive. (96) As Marian proceeds more and more with this charade, the less she can consume. Finally, at the end of the novel after Peter s final party, she cannot eat anything at all. Marian has reached the point where she must do something about her condition. She realises that her aversion to food was because of her victimisation and she blames Peter for this. However, though she believes that Peter had been trying to assimilate her, she also is guilty of trying to absorb him. She had said I could feel the stirrings of the proprietary instinct. So this object, then, belonged to me. (97) Marian forgot that she had made a willing entrance into a society of male sovereignty. Her body s refusal to eat was a direct result of her rejection of the role as a consumer first as a consumer of food, then as a member of consumer society.
Whenever Marian tries to disengage herself from her role as a fianc e and wife-to-be, she is told by someone that she is rejecting her femininity. There are many different concepts of feminism and femininity in the novel. Indeed, it seems as if every person we meet has their own idea. Ainsley, Marian s irrelevant roommate, has twisted notions of feminine strength. She believes that exploiting men is an expression of being liberated because she is reversing previous roles. She sees men s chauvinistic behaviour as uterus envy . Joe, on the other hand, sees educated women as unfortunate souls.
I think it s harder for any woman who has been to university. She gets the idea that she has a mind, her professors pay attention to what she has to say, they treat her like a thinking human being; when she gets married, her core gets invaded .Her core, her image of herself. Her feminine role and her core are really in opposition, her feminine role demands passivity from her so she allows her core to get taken over by the husband. And when the kids come, she wakes up one morning and discovers she doesn t have anything left inside, she s hollow, she doesn t know who she is anymore it would be futile to warn them though. (261)
Peter thinks of the feminine woman as one who is seen and not heard. He tells Marian after an outburst of hers, Ainsley behaved herself properly, why couldn t you? (87) Females are seen by Len as possessing an inherent insolence and as all being clawed scaly predatory whoring fucking bitches . There is a multitude of beliefs of what the woman is like, but whether she is innocent and na ve; hollow and devoid of intellect; abusive and exploiting; or an ugly predator, she is always oppressed and in captivity. She can never be free to be her own person, she must always be a person as relating to someone else.
In part one and two of the novel, Marian conducts herself in the manner that is socially acceptable. She is abnormally normal. However, the more that Marian tries to mould herself into the stereotype of the perfect woman, the less she is able to consume. The new role that was offered to her with her engagement fits her no better than the red dress and the borrowed jewellery she had worn at Peter s party. After her engagement, Marian alienates herself at work, at her home and even to herself. This detachment is amplified by the switch in voice to the third-person. She begins to think of her own body as an it , a separate existence from herself. This is understandable because Marian consciously wants and longs to eat, but her body does not allow her to. She says mournfully to herself that, Whatever it was that had been making these decisions, not her mind certainly, rejected anything that had an indication of bone or tendon or fibre. Her detachment at work is noted with favour by her superiors and co-workers because her lack of involvement gives her a level head. Thank- goodness for Marian, they d say. She never lets herself get out of control. (119)
After spending the night with Duncan, Marian later comes to believe that Peter was trying to destroy her. She concocts a cake that is shaped and decorated like a woman. She tells the cake. You look delicious. Very appetising. And that s what will happen to you; that s what you get for being food. (300) Marian may have been admitting at this point that Peter s consumption of her had only been at her invitation. That, if she had become a victim in a consumer society, she could only expect to be eaten. However, if this is true, she does not remain objective for long. She brings the cake outside, and kneeling in front of Peter she says,
You ve been trying to destroy me haven t you. You ve been trying to assimilate me. But, I ve made you a substitute, something you ll like much better. This is what you really wanted all along, isn t it? I ll get you a fork. (301)
Peter represents a patriarchal society. His shock and fear of Marian s gesture are therefore expected. If women were to all refuse to be the victim in society, our society would be greatly dismayed. Marian has once again embraced her role as a consumer. She is now free of the oppressive stereotype she had been submitting to. Her body rejoices in this freedom by allowing her to eat the edible woman. Marian is so emancipated that she pays no heed to Ainsley s horrified shouts of Marian! You are rejecting your femininity! (302) when Ainsley discovers Marian devouring the cake. Marian has finally discovered that femininity does not have to be what society deems it to be, and she responds to Ainsley s outcry at the symbolism by saying Nonsense, it s only cake. (303)
Margaret Atwood has given us an analysis of the struggle for recognition of equality for women in the 1960 s. However, she has also pointed out that part of the struggle is the fault of women. Due to the women s inane acceptance of prescribed inferior roles, they only entrapped themselves further. Atwood suggested that there were many forms of rebellion open to women if only they would choose to take them instead of passively submitting to a traditional male sovereign. This novel was written in 1969, just a few years after the last baby boomers were born. Marian had decided, as a matter of course, to resign from her job when she was married. In 1967, dual income couples were only at 35% . Marian s decision would be a normal one. However, by 1997, the figure was 74%. Marian should have decided to fight against the prejudice that married women could not work. In the mid 1960 s, women comprised only 25% of all workers, by the early 1990 s, the figure was 45%. These vast improvements are due to women refusing to accept that they were not equal to men. Marian let herself be made into a victim. It was not Peter s fault that she rejected her role as a consumer, the fault was her own.
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On Monday, The Wonder of Tech answered a reader's question about friends' sending him spam email (see, Why Are My Friends Spamming Me?). In their comments, other readers seem to have differing opinions about joke, picture, chain letter email people send to their friends. Well, except for chain letter email. No one seems to like those.
So, how do you feel about email like this? Do you eagerly open them to see what gems your friends have sent to you? Do you immediately send these types of email to your Spam or Trash folders? Do you find them to be fun or annoying? Vote in the poll and let us know!
I received a great email yesterday from a friend who sent me pictures of very creative shopping bags they use in Europe. I don't like chain mail email, but I love email like this because I find it fun and entertaining.
If you are like me and enjoy these sorts of email, do you forward them? I would love to share the email I received yesterday with pictures of shopping bags with my friends, but I am reluctant to, for fear of them thinking it's spam. Any thoughts on forwarding this kind of email? Let us know in the Comments section below!
Shnap Update
Kuan, one of the developers of Shnap, sent me an email last night that a major update to Shnap was released in the iTunes App Store yesterday. (See, Shnap! An Addictive Photo Sharing Game). If you haven't grabbed this amazing free app yet, do it now. If you have already grabbed it, be sure to get the free update for new cool effects and lots of other enhancements!
Dynamic Light Update
Dynamic Light, another of my favorite fun, free iOS photography apps, also has a new, free update in the iTunes App Store. Make sure to update your app to discover even more cool effects for your photos! (See, Dynamic Light: Enhance Your View of the World!)
Peggle/PopCap Update
Reports abounded yesterday that a Mystery Buyer has offered PopCap Games $1 billion dollars for its business, the day after my glowing review of Peggle (see, Peggle: Take a Chance on a PopCap Game!). Coincidence or causation? It's too soon to tell, that is unless a Wonder of Tech Reader is the Mystery Buyer and wants to break the news here.
So, are you the Mystery Buyer of PopCap Games? If so, please let us know in the Comments section below!
Now, I'm not saying that my review of Peggle had anything to do with the $1 billion offer for PopCap the very next day. But I'm not saying that it didn't.
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Predicting the Combustion Chemistry of Biofuels The High-Temperature Oxidation Chemistry of Butanol Isomers.
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NSW forward Wade Graham faces missing a long-awaited State of Origin debut next week after being charged by the NRL match review committee.
Graham has been charged with a grade-one careless high tackle on North Queensland's Johnathan Thurston, and carryover points means he will only be able to play in next week's Origin II if he can beat the charge at a judiciary hearing.
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German defender Matthias Hilbrands of SV Sem Jemgum took a call during an amateur match this week, while play continued. However, he did find the time to break up the counter attack that started while he talked to someone with a sliding tackle worthy of Roy Keane himself. I hope that guy was wearing a decent pair of shin guards.
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Want to try a printmaking project that is quick, fun, versatile and inexpensive? Try collographs.
I took Maxi Moraga's fabulous collograph workshop last month at San Diego's New Children's Museum. This workshop tied in to the NCM's current exhibition, TRASH, so we used lots of recycled/discarded items to create our printing plates.
- cardboard rectangles (we used corrugated)
- bits of textured fabric, including mesh and screening
- yarn
- cardboard
- masking tape
- glue sticks
- white glue
- scissors
- printer's ink in assorted colors
- brayers
- trays for ink
- paper for printing (cardstock is OK)
- colored pencils
We began by creating printing plates. We collaged various items to our cardboard rectangles (note: Maxi strongly encouraged us to use glue stick). Here are some of the plates:
Tip: after completing plate, ask students to flip plate upside down on their chairs and sit on them for 60 seconds! Now your plate is really glued down and ready to print.
Next, we applied printer's ink to our plates using these mini-brayers and recycled plastic trays. I love that the tray has a lip to keep the brayer constrained. Great when you are printing with young children!
We didn't use a press. We simply put the paper over the inked plate and rubbed the paper carefully with our hands.
- use a paper towel to selectively remove ink from the plate before printing.
- create a print using two or more colors of ink
- color the paper before and/or after printing.
My favorite piece is the masking tape collograph made with corrugated cardboard.
Because of the emphasis on recycled materials, this would be a nice Earth Day project as well!
Whether you are a parent or a teacher, be sure to check out the New Children's Museum when you visit San Diego. The museum offers art-making activities for children EVERY DAY. I wrote more about the museum in this post.
Do you have a favorite printmaking project?
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We want you to enjoy your Coachella weekend, being busy 'Coachellaing' in earnest. We also want you to look great doing it, which is why we enlisted Laura Polko, who tames the manes of Kim Kardashian, Chrissy Teigin, Shay Mitchell and pretty much every other celebrity with perfect hair, to create three days worth of options. The styles are fresh takes on trendy looks- not just boxer braids, but a boxer braided ponytail, etc. She designed them with each day of the festival in mind, starting from Friday through Sunday, but since we're not ones for hard-and-fast rules, incorporate the below inspiration as you see fit.
1. Start by prepping damp hair with The Ouai Wave Spray by misting from root to ends. Depending on your natural texture, either let hair air dry, or blow dry and finish with a few curls using the ghd Curve Soft Curl Iron 1.25″.
2. Using the pointy end of a rat-tail comb, pull back the center piece of your hair, using the middle of each eyebrow as a guide, then loosely secure using a duckbill clip where you want your high bun to sit to keep it out of your face while you braid.
3. Starting on one side of the center piece, grab three pieces of hair directly outside of the part and begin French braiding. To get an inside-out braid (pictured above) weave each piece of hair under instead of over while you braid, which will give it that 'lifted' effect. Continue pulling new pieces from the outside each time you add to the braid.
4. Keep braiding until you reach the crown of your head or where you plan to place your bun, then continue with a traditional braid until you have about an inch of hair left. Tie off with a clear elastic.
5. Repeat the braid on the other side of the center piece of hair, then secure with a clear elastic.
6. Take the center chunk of hair out of the duck bill clip, then loosely rake back with your fingers to give the look an effortless base.
7. Using an elastic, begin securing the hair back where you want the bun to sit. Pull the hair half way through the elastic, and then wrap the rubber band around again to create a mini-bun. Tuck in any loose, leftover pieces as needed.
8. To finish, choose a piece of hair near the front of your face and begin loosely braiding starting below your ear. Tie off the end with a clear elastic, then repeat on the other side.
1. Using a rat tail comb, create a sharp center part down the middle of your hair.
2. Start inverse French braiding on one side of the part, grabbing large chunks as you go. Follow the frame of your face, but leave a few pieces out around your ears to make the look less polished. Once you reach your ear, continue braiding downward toward the back of your head where you want your low ponytail to sit.
3. When you reach the center of your head, secure with a clear elastic, then repeat on the other side.
4. Once you've braided both sides, lightly tease the remaining center piece of your hair at the back of your head to give it some volume, then connect each of the braids into a low ponytail.
5.Take a one-inch piece of hair from the ponytail and wrap around the elastic holding the braids and ponytail together, then secure to your head with a bobbi pin.
6. To give the braids a little lived-in frizz, gently rub the top of the braids with your fingers. For some extra oomph, add a little dusting of SCUNCI gold glitter down the center of the braids using a fluffy makeup brush.
1. By the last day, you'll be working with a lot of natural oils, so a slick look is easiest to work with. Use your rat-tail comb to recreate a center part, then smooth hair down using The Ouai Hair Oil. Secure hair into a low ponytail.
2. Using a small piece of hair from the ponytail, wrap around the elastic and secure with a bobbi pin.
3. Take the remaining hair in the ponytail and loosely braid into a fishtail by splitting the hair into two sections, then grabbing new hair from the outside and crossing over all the way down.
4. Once you have about an inch remaining, secure the braid with a clear elastic, then gently pull from the left and right to loosen the braid.
5. Hair tattoos are optional, but they really punch up the whole look. We used ones from SCUNCI (which also double as body tattoos!). Cut out the tattoo you want to use, then cut again in half to use on each side.
6. Remove the clear sheet, then place face-down where you want the tattoo to sit.
7. Cover with a wet towel for 30 seconds, then remove the paper, and you're done! Repeat the process with as many hair tattoos as you'd like.


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Europe stalls as booming Britain takes off IMF
Britain is booming and leaving behind most of the world's leading economies, the International Monetary Fund declared yesterday while sounding the alarm about the prospects for the eurozone.
The UK economy will grow faster than any other G7 nation, expanding by 3.2 per cent this year and 2.7 per cent next year.
"Among advanced countries, the United States and the United Kingdom in particular are leaving the financial crisis behind and achieving decent growth," Olivier Blanchard, the IMF chief economist, said.
His comments come 17 months after Mr Blanchard told George Osborne to scale back his austerity programme, claiming that the chancellor was "playing with fire", souring relations between the UK and the global body.
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Space hoppers (minimum of two). Lots of newspapers. Sticky tape, at least one per patrol.
Scouts are tasked with making lances out of newspaper and sticky tape.
Two scouts are set up, either ends of the hut, on space hoppers, with their lances. They have to "gallop" to their opponent and attempt to knock him/her off using the lance. Only one attempt as they "gallop" passed.
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"The Liar" Exhibition at Seattle Public Theater
As part of our Season Partnership with Seattle Public Theater, ArtXchange Gallery presents a mini-exhibition in their lobby curated especially for SPT's new production of "The Liar." Featuring works by Chin Yuen, Joan Wortis and Lauren Iida, this exhibition adds a colorful 60s vibe for this fantastic production of David Ives' play.
About the Production: For audiences who love wit, wordplay, and savvy reinvention of the classics comes THE LIAR: a sparkling urban romance, reinvented by David Ives with contemporary flair. Ives' "translaptation" of Pierre Corneille's 17th century comedy follows Dorante, a young Frenchman and pathological liar whose outlandish stories become the talk of the capital, but for every problem he solves with his deception, he creates two new ones in its place. What is truth in an urban landscape of rumor, innuendo, and the formidable power of a fabulous story?
Featured Artists:
Chin Yuen, an internationally recognized and award winning painter, was born in Malaysia and studied in Singapore and England before moving to Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors from Vancouver's Emily Carr University of Art and Design and a Master of Arts from the University of Victoria, Canada. After graduation, she moved to Japan and Italy, where she taught English and Fine Arts for several years.
Yuen continues to travel extensively for work and pleasure. She sees her diverse cultural exposures as an artistic asset and finds inspiration everywhere, from pop-culture to decaying wood. For over 20 years, she has exhibited internationally. Her dynamic abstract paintings are on the covers of international textbooks and the walls of residential homes, hotels, health care centres, and corporate buildings around the globe. View more of Chin Yuen's artwork here!
Joan Wortis refers to herself as having had many lives, all of them in worlds of art. Her first career as a modern dancer and choreographer was followed by a new direction into the field of fiber art. For many years she participated in prestigious competitive shows with her woven textiles. After studying with the renowned textile designer, Jack Lenor Larsen, she went on to design woven fabrics for major companies and taught weave design at Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.
After a period of living and traveling in Asia, Joan began to open up new creative possibilities using paper. Free from the geometry of the loom, she worked with monotype, collage and assemblage. This work of the past 15 years has been exhibited at galleries and museums across the country and abroad. Her work in printmaking, collage, and mixed-media reveals sensitivity to line, rhythm and asymmetry, as well as evoking the lyrical qualities of dance. The use of color, contrast between form and background, and her use of pattern and texture are clearly influenced by a deep appreciation of fiber traditions from around the world. View Joan Wortis' artwork here!
Lauren Iida was born in Seattle and is a Cornish College of the Arts graduate (2014) where she focused on video while also developing her "paper cutaway" technique. Her current work is mainly intricately cut, highly detailed figurative compositions which she embellishes with whimsical line drawings, watercolor and Sumi ink washes, layered translucent papers, and collage pieces. Much of Iida's work is influenced by Cambodia where she lived for many years working on various non-profit and social entrepreneurship projects beginning in 2008. Most recently she spent a year teaching art and English in a remote rural area of the country.
Another major influence is her Japanese American heritage which she explored through a series of paper cutaways based on her family's photo collection of their incarceration during WWII. This series is called "Castle Rock is for Lovers" and was completed and exhibited in 2014. She has recently exhibited her work at ArtXchange Gallery, The Mayor's Gallery at Seattle City Hall, Shoreline City Hall, Gage Academy of Art, Cornish College of Arts, West Elm, and Bocz Salon. She was nominated for 2016 Best Asian Pacific Islander local artist by Seattle's International Examiner. Upcoming solo exhibitions include the Confluence Gallery, ArtXchange Gallery, and The 1961 in Phnom Penh. View Lauren Iida's artwork here!


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Transfer students experience another pathway towards admissions. In fact, nearly half of all current undergraduate students begin their education by attending a community college. By far, the most common transfer path is students moving from two-year community colleges to four-year institutions, although there is considerable movement between four-year colleges well. Many private schools actively seek out transfer applicants to fill their classes.
The quality of classes, combined with low-cost tuition, encourages many high school graduates to continue their education at a community college. In most states, community colleges have transfer agreements in place with dozens of public and private universities. In fact, among all students in the US who earned a bachelor's degree, almost 1/3 had supplemented their college education with classes from a community college. Beyond major requirements within the admissions department, you may consider Virginia State University LSAT scores for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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BG Group has seen its quarterly profits plummet by almost two-thirds as it became the latest firm to be hammered by low oil prices.
The oil giant, which is set to be taken over by Shell next year, revealed earnings of $280 million (£182m) for the three months to September, down from $759m in the same period last year.
Yesterday, Shell also cited low oil prices – as well as the cost of cancelled projects – for its $6.1 billion third-quarter loss.
While BG Group's underlying profits fell 37 per cent to $1.2bn, this was still ahead of analysts' expectations.
Chief executive Helge Lund insisted: "Our teams delivered another strong operational performance in the third quarter.
"In our upstream business, we maintained positive momentum in our growth projects in Australia and Brazil, and we continued to improve reliability and efficiency in our base assets."
He added: "We continue to work with Shell on integration planning and to secure the necessary regulatory approvals ahead of the shareholder vote. The transaction remains on track to complete in early 2016."


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Synthax Announces New RME Digiface USB Portable Digital Audio Interface
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Synthax Inc. announces the RME Digiface USB Portable Digital Audio Interface. Featuring four optical ADAT /SPDIF inputs and outputs plus a high-quality analog line/phones output via TRS (tip-ring-sleeve), the new RME Digiface USB is a compact, portable digital audio interface that can also serve as a basic headphone amp for mobile use. The new RME Digiface USB simplifies the connection with USB 2 devices such as Mac and PC computers.
More details from Synthax (www.synthax.com):
The new RME Digiface USB simplifies the connection with USB 2 devices such as Mac and PC computers. Using bus-powered operation, it does not require an external power supply, making it ideal for portable use. Further, the Digiface USB adds another optical I/O, resulting in 32 channels of input and output when using the ADAT optical interface. The analog output hosts channels 33 and 34, and can be used freely in conjunction with RME's included TotalMix FX real-time digital mixing software—resulting in a highly capable routing and monitoring solution.
Each single optical port on the Digiface USB can use either ADAT optical (up to eight channels) or S/PDIF (stereo). While the inputs adapt automatically to the incoming signal format, the outputs can be individually switched between ADAT and S/PDIF operation for flexibility. The Digiface USB supports both SMUX and SMUX4, which is used to transmit high bandwidth digital audio using lower bandwidth technology. With this capability, an 8-channel audio stream at 192 kHz audio can be accommodated via 4 x S/PDIF or ADAT on both the inputs and outputs.
Mathias von Heydekampf, managing director at Synthax, says, "RME's new Digiface USB is an extremely versatile interface that delivers exceptional audio performance. Featuring both multi-ADAT I/O and multi-S/PDIF I/O capability, the Digiface USB is a comprehensive solution with the most flexible routing and monitoring options available in its class. This interface runs on RME's MADIface series driver, shares ASIO with several other RME devices, and offers stable operation with the lowest latency for 32 samples with all channels in use. With its compact size and rich feature set, I'm confident this interface will be very popular with a wide range of musicians and audio pros."
The RME Digiface USB Portable Digital Audio Interface is available now.


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Discussion in 'Nintendo Wii Gaming' started by yesyoucan, Nov 3, 2006.
?????? Theres like 80 characters...!!!!
im sayin, are ne of these charaters in any super smash bors thoe??
and theres 108
ya, some of them.
Thats a fake list.... you did know that right?
I have an idea! Why not let this thread die! The OP is going to have to figure things out for himself... :scared:
It's common sense who is in the game or not. Trying to figure out who is in the game from a crude mock-up picture is just insane.
Ya, i guess you should look on google, besides it obvios thats fake. it has vadar on it.
their is no real list...and we will not see any anytime soon...
Woot Cranky Kong Ftw
WTF??? Proffesor Oak xD You gotta be kidding me it's obvious it's fake...But yea some of them are in the other SSB games
KNow who would be cool, Super Mario 3's Mario In A Boot... remember when ya get that little boot that you hop in.... yeah, if they have dr. mario, they gotta have boot mario
huh why is the moon there it would only have like two moves tears and crashing into the earth and navi to bug plp lol such a bad list
hahahahaha that video is so lame:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Lmao!! Whats lakitu gonna do? Attack you wish his fishing rod!! OmG instant KO!!!
hehe id own with the fairy person tatl and naji and luke and vader


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Airport~ModBy: Kuiosikle1. Replace "airport.ide" in youvicecity/data/maps/airport with the one in this zip2. Put "BillK.bmp" in your skin folder3. Go to the airport and enjoy!****BE SURE TO BACK UP ALL YOUR FILES**** This is a replacement to the existing Airport.
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