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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. –-(Ammoland.com)- The men's rifle week of the National Junior Olympic Shooting Championships (NJOSC) ended with one new face to the National Junior Team (NJT) and an equaled National Record.
Michael Matthews (Johns Creek, Ga.) earned a place on the podium in both Men's 50m Rifle Three Position and Men's 50m Rifle Prone Tuesday afternoon in Colorado Springs, Colo. Matthews had a healthy lead headed into the final-14 points to be exact. Despite the gap, he remained humble and focused.
"There is a little bit of pressure to renew my 'membership' for the National Junior Team," said Matthews. Nerves aside, he remained focused and calm for 95.6 points in the final and the gold medal with 2424.6 total points . . . and a renewed NJT position. "I came in and trained hard. I wanted to place in the top three this year and I achieved my goal-I was third in prone and won three-position. I'm excited to take advantage of the training opportunities available to the NJT and the great coaching of Major Dave Johnson. I'm grateful to my mom, brother and uncle who were on hand to watch me win. I couldn't do this without the support of my Coaches Wigger and Johnson and the U.S. Military Academy."
The silver medalist was West Virginia University's Taylor Ciotola (Pasadena, Md.) with 2408 total points. Accompanied by his father, 20-year-old Ciotola also carried a lead on the third position headed into the final. Ciotola was six points ahead of Tim Sherry (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) and determined to earn the Team USA jacket.
"It's definitely been a goal of mine to always make the junior team," said Ciotola, who is now a proud member of the NJT per his NJOSC performance. I will now have some of the best coaches in the country available-I want to thank my parents, girlfriend and Coach Jon Hammond."
Sherry maintained his position with 94.6 points in the final for 2403.6 total points and the bronze medal. One of the younger J1 competitors in the final, Sherry is a student at Mountain Vista High School. Garrett Spurgeon (Canton, Mo.) finished in fourth with 2398.7 total points and Patrick Sunderman (Farmington, Minn.) shot 2396.6 total points for fifth place. Matthews' West Point teammate Joseph Todaro (Bridgewater, N.J.) finished sixth with 95.6 points in the final and 2392.6 total points. University of Alaska-Fairbanks sophomore Michael Liuzza (New Orleans, La.) shot 93.9 points in the final for 2382.9 total points and seventh. Elijah Ellis (Kingsport, Tenn.) of the University of Kentucky finished in eighth place with 2381.3 total points.
In the J2 category, Joshua Martin (Hershey, Pa.) won top honors with 2278 points. The silver medalist was Kevin Sui (West Covina, Calif.) with 2272 match points. The bronze medalist was Daniel Hall (Green Bay, Wis.) with 2272 points. The high J3 competitor was Spencer Jacobs (Gresham, Ore.) with 2165 point. The silver medalist was Tyler Martin (Centerville, Md.) at 2105 points and the bronze medalist was Anthony Jackson (Seven Valleys, Pa.) with 2056 points.
In Men's 50m Rifle Prone, 19-year-old Matthew Chezem (Simi Valley, Calif.) equaled a National Junior Record with 598 match points in his second day of competition. That outstanding score propelled him to the first position in the final with a one point lead over Spencer Upham (Spokane, Wash.). Chezem, a student at Moorpark College, didn't give an inch in the final as he shot 102.4 points to Upham's 102.5 points for the gold medal.
Upham, one of two 16 year olds in the final, finished with the silver medal at 1289.5 total points. The bronze medal was a battle between Matthews and Ciotola. Both entered the final at 1186 match points, but Matthews edged out Ciotola by just three-tenths of a point. Matthews finished with 1287.4 total points and Ciotola shot 1287.1 points for fourth place. Fifth place belonged to Sherry with 1286.2 total points. Liuzza finished sixth with 1285 total points and 16-year-old Martin shot 102.5 points in the final for seventh place. Spurgeon finished in eighth with 1283.4 total points.
Martin ascended his second J2 podium of the day at 1181 points for his second gold medal. The silver medalist was Quintin Wotring (Kingsport, Tenn.) with 1179 points and Austin Cock (Silverton, Ore.) won the bronze with 1169 points.
The high J3 shooters of the match were a repeat of the Men's 50m Rifle Three Position podium winners. Jackson brought home the gold with 1148 points, Jacobs won the silver with 1139 points and Martin won the bronze with 1105 points.
Men's and Women's Pistol
The NJOSC action continues on April 28 with the Men's (11:30 a.m. MST) and Women's 10m Air Pistol (3:30 p.m. MST) finals. The Men's Sport Pistol final will be held at 2:00 p.m. MST on April 29. The NJOSC competition concludes with Women's Sport Pistol finals on April 30 at 2:00 p.m. MST.
For final scores and rankings, please visit the National Junior Olympic Program page. Photos are available on USA Shooting's Facebook page and Flickr.
About USA Shooting:
USA Shooting, a 501c3 non-profit corporation, was chartered by the United States Olympic Committee as the National Governing Body for the sport of shooting in April 1995. USA Shooting's mission is to prepare American athletes to win Olympic medals, promote the shooting sports throughout the U.S. and govern the conduct of international shooting in the country. Check us out on the web at www.usashooting.org and on Twitter at twitter.com/USAShooting.


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▼▲The Sinclair sisterhood is about to be rocked from its foundation when Meg-the bedrock sibling most like Momma-collapses with a brain tumor. Surgery removes the invading mass but leaves a sister full of mood swings, depression, anger, and bitterness. Tandy, Kendra, and Joy struggle to find a trace of their formerly happy sister, who always pointed them to life's positives. Meg's husband, Jamison, struggles even more. With no idea how to handle the new, unimproved person inhabiting his wife's body, he finds it too easy to seek solace in the clever conversation of another woman. What none of them realize is that the wisdom they need is already at hand.
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All of us who belong to Christ have asked the Lord, "Why me?" when things go wrong. No one enjoys going through the painful trials that life often brings our way. In this story, a medical emergency throws the family into a realm of shock and harsh reality that makes each day a difficult challenge. Although each family member must cope with the sudden changes, there are some who are affected in ways that are as shocking as the medical emergency itself.
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VERO BEACH — The dream of staying home to contend for a state title ended for Vero Beach High School's softball team Monday afternoon.
After battling through numerous postponements during the regional playoffs, Vero Beach started slowly and spotted Bloomingdale two runs in the top of the first inning that held up in the Bulls' 2-1 win in the Region 2-8A final at Peterson Park.
"This team has never given up all season, and I'm super proud of them. All of the starting lineup returns. They called this a rebuilding year, but we took it above and beyond that and what was expected of them," Vero Beach coach Holly Wood said.
"We started slowly this year. We just kept fighting and never gave up."
A win would have sent Vero Beach 2½ miles northwest of campus to Historic Dodgertown, site of this week's FHSAA Finals. The Indians (15-10) narrowly missed getting to a play a Class 8A state semifinal Wednesday in front of a local crowd.
Vero Beach struggled some from the outset against Bloomingdale — located in Valrico, east of Tampa — and junior pitcher Lace Smith, who allowed only three hits.
Bloomingdale leadoff hitter Lizzie Jackson had three hits and reached base in all four at-bats. She opened the game with a single, stole second base and scored on a throwing error on Taylor Engman's sacrifice bunt for a 1-0 lead.
Engman later scored on Jenna Beswick's sacrifice fly to center field for all the runs Bloomingdale (25-3) needed.
"It was a tough start. We made some errors here and there, but we kept battling," Wood said.
Added Bloomingdale coach Mandy Schuerman: "It's always good to a have a nice start like that. We left a lot of base runners stranded, but that first inning was key for us."
Vero Beach scored in the fourth inning on the first ball the team hit on the ground, a cued dribbler off the end of Aquaria Baines's bat that Bloomingdale's Tyler Farrell misplayed for an error to score Skye Collins, who had doubled to left-center field and moved to third on the throw from the outfield.
Bloomingdale loaded the bases with no outs in the seventh on a single to left field and a pair of bunt singles. Vero Beach pitcher Autumn Green escaped the no-out jam with a fly out, pop out and grounder to second base to keep the Indians close.
Green opened the Vero Beach seventh inning with a single. After a strikeout, pinch-runner Brianna James was caught stealing. Lindsie Collins crushed a double to deep left, but Allisa Baines grounded out to end the game.
"We just didn't take advantage of it when we had runners in scoring position," Wood said.
Smith (22-2) baffled Vero Beach with a riseball that had Indians lifting pop-ups. The first 15 outs were strikeouts or outs in the air. The only ball put in play on the ground in the first five innings was the grounder that Farrell booted.
"We were anxious at the plate and not hitting our pitches," Wood said. "When we relaxed, we started hitting our groove some."
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Sequences matching input query are shown below. Original reference, patient identifier, isolate name, partial treatment histories and accession number are indicated. Complete treatment histories, when available, can be accessed by clicking the isolate name. Sequences may additionally be downloaded in the fasta format, or viewed as individual or composite alignments using the options above. If the user wishes to view individual alignments of isolates for which there are multiple clones, the user can choose to view either an alignment of consensus sequences derived from the clones or an alignment of each clone as well as a consensus sequence. |
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Op de Coul (2000) | CE97R98 | CE97R98 | AF204047 | None | None | V35T, E44D, D123E, I135T, S162C, K173T, Q174R, I178L, I195L, I202V, Q207A, I244V, V245Q, A272P, K277R, T286A | F | ||
Eshleman (2004) | ABB89 | ABB89 | AY444298 | None | None | V35T, E44D, K49R, D123E, S162C, K173I, Q174K, D177E, K201R, I202V, Q207E, R211K, P243A, V245Q, A272P, K277R, Q278H, T286A, E291D, V292I, I293V, P294T, L303M | F | ||
Ferreira (2011) | BRMT508 | BRMT508 | HQ638760 | None | None | K20R, V35T, K43R, E44D, W88C, T165V, I202V, Q207E, R211K | F | ||
Alexiev (2015) | 11BG1245 | 11BG1245 | KJ765471 | None | None | V35L, E36N, I37F, T39E, E44D, V60I, D123E, I135L, I142V, K173A, D177N, I195L, T200E, Q207EK, R211K | F |


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On average, 24 people per minute are victims of rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in the United States, according to findings released this week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Over the course of a year, that equals more than 12 million women and men. Those numbers only tell part of the story - more than 1 million women reported being raped in a year and over 6 million women and men were victims of stalking in a year, the report says. "This landmark report paints a clear picture of the devastating impact these violent acts have on the lives of millions of Americans," said Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. "The information collected in this ongoing survey will serve as a vital tool in the Administration'Ä?s efforts to combat domestic violence and sexual abuse. And the report underscores the importance of our Administration'Ä?s work to combat domestic violence and sexual assault." The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, or NISVS, is one of CDC'Ä?s latest public health surveillance systems and is designed to better describe and monitor the magnitude of sexual violence, stalking and intimate partner violence victimization in the United States. It is the first survey of its kind to provide simultaneous national and state-level prevalence estimates of violence for all states. Launched in 2010, NISVS also provides data on several types of violence that have not previously been measured in a national population-based survey. Key findings in the NISVS 2010 Summary Report include: For women: • High rates of sexual violence, stalking, and intimate partner violence were reported by women. •Nearly 1 in 5 women has been raped at some time in her life. •One in 4 women has been a victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in her lifetime. •One in 6 women has experienced stalking victimization during her lifetime in which she felt very fearful or believed that she or someone close to her would be harmed or killed. Much of stalking victimization was facilitated by technology, such as unwanted phone calls and text messages. •Almost 70 percent of female victims experienced some form of intimate partner violence for the first time before the age of 25. •Approximately 80 percent of female victims of rape were first raped before age 25. •Female victims of violence (sexual violence, stalking, intimate partner violence) were significantly more likely to report physical and mental health problems than female non-victims. •Across all forms of violence (sexual violence, stalking, intimate partner violence), the vast majority of victims knew their perpetrator (often an intimate partner or acquaintance and seldom a stranger). For men: •About 1 in 7 men has experienced severe physical violence by an intimate partner at some point in their lifetime. •One in 19 men has experienced stalking victimization at some point during their lifetime in which they felt very fearful or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed. •Almost 53 percent of male victims experienced some form of intimate partner violence for the first time before age of 25 •More than one-quarter of male rape victims were first raped when they were 10 years old or younger. •Male victims of violence (sexual violence, stalking, intimate partner violence) were significantly more likely to report physical and mental health problems than male non-victims. "This report highlights the heavy toll that sexual violence, stalking, and intimate partner violence places on adults in this country. These forms of violence take the largest toll on women, who are more likely to report immediate impacts and long-term health problems caused by their victimization," said Linda C. Degutis, Dr.P.H., M.S.N., director of CDC'Ä?s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. "Much victimization begins early in life, but the consequences can last a lifetime." The report findings also underscore violence as a major public health burden and demonstrate how violence can have impacts that last a lifetime. For instance, the findings indicate female victims of violence had a significantly higher prevalence of long-term health problems, including irritable bowel syndrome, diabetes, frequent headaches, chronic pain, and difficulty sleeping. And nearly twice as many women who were victims of violence reported having asthma, compared to women who did not report violence victimization. "The health problems caused by violence remind us of the importance of prevention," said Howard Spivak, M.D., director of the Division of Violence Prevention in CDC'Ä?s Injury Center. "In addition to intervening and providing services, prevention efforts need to start earlier in life, with the ultimate goal of preventing all of these types of violence before they start." NISVS provides data that can help inform policies and programs aimed at preventing violence as well as addressing the specific information needs of state and national governmental and nongovernmental organizations, while providing an initial benchmark for tracking the effectiveness of prevention efforts.
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LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AWS RE:INVENT - Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced significant momentum within the OpenShift by Red Hat Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Partner Program. Since launching OpenShift in May 2011, Red Hat has partnered with cloud industry leaders - including both independent software vendors (ISVs) and system integrators (SIs) via the OpenShift Partner Program, offering customers a broad ecosystem of partners that offer a selection of solutions that are complementary to OpenShift. Today, Red Hat announced the expansion of its OpenShift partner ecosystem, with several new partners to help deliver on its vision to deliver even more choice to developers across public, private and hybrid cloud deployments.
A recognized leader in the open source PaaS space, Red Hat offers the industry's only full suite of open source PaaS solutions: OpenShift Origin, the open source PaaS project; OpenShift Online, a commercial public PaaS offering; and OpenShift Enterprise, an on-premise private PaaS product.OpenShift offers developers a cloud application platform with a choice of programming languages, frameworks and application lifecycle tools to build and run their applications. The platform provides built-in support for Node.js, Ruby, Python, PHP, Perl, and Java and the capability for developers to add their own. OpenShift also supports many popular frameworks, including Java EE, Spring, Play and Rails.
With today's announcement, Red Hat's OpenShift Partner Program includes several new ecosystem partners, including:
- AppDynamics - a next-generation application performance management (APM) company that simplifies the management of complex web applications, including applications based on Red Hat JBoss Middleware offerings running on OpenShift. Additionally, AppDynamics enables customers that are using both OpenShift Online and OpenShift Enterprise to manage the performance of their applications from one location.
- Continuent - a leading provider of database-as-a-service (DBaaS) solutions for MySQL and Oracle enables OpenShift Enterprise customers to take advantage of advanced clustering and database replication for their mission critical applications in an easy-to-deploy and manage integration via OpenShift cartridges.
- Kinvey - a leading Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform for enterprise applications is helping to bring OpenShift's mobile customers closer to their back-end data by offering various data connectors to vital enterprise business systems. Morgan Bickle, CTO of Kinvey said, "OpenShift shares our vision for making mobile app development attainable by the enterprise through radically simple integrations. Together, Kinvey and Red Hat give OpenShift customers the additional capability to implement their mobile strategy with simple-to-use cartridges that mobilize data that lives in business-critical systems like salesforce.com."
- Netsource Partners - a software engineering firm with decades of experience developing large-scale online and operational systems for both Fortune 500, mid-sized companies, and academic institutions, NetSource has used OpenShift to improve rapid development. "Since we started using Openshift, we've found that design, development, deployment, and support of web-based applications has been greatly simplified and accelerated," said Andy Lim, managing partner, Netsource Partners. "We now build web-based services for both clients and our own offerings in a fraction of the time it takes to build the same services on traditional hardware/software or infrastructure-as-as-service (IaaS) platforms."
- Phase2 – a leading digital content strategy, design and technology firm serving many of the world's most influential organizations by providing strategic consulting, development, and design services. Using OpenShift Online's commercial offering - known as the Silver tier - Phase2 is already delivering value for clients. "Phase2 used OpenShift Silver to set up a first-class continuous integration environment for Drupal by utilizing Jenkins for continuous integration, PHP and Ruby for our build process, and even to run the client's Java-based suite of acceptance tests," said Joe Caccavano, vice president, Business Development, Phase2. "Thanks to OpenShift's wide array of supported technologies and excellent Red Hat support, our client has been able to add continuous integration and automated testing to their project in a secure PaaS environment with support from Red Hat engineers. It's an incredible value."
- StrongLoop – With streamlined integration via the StrongLoop Suite cartridge, OpenShift customers can take advantage of StrongLoop's API tier for connecting enterprise data to devices and browsers, including an open, mobile, BaaS, API development framework, operational console, and certified distribution of Node.js with supported modules with very little effort.
- Vizuri - a software design, development and consulting company with a diverse client base in both the private and public sectors that is working with customers to modernize their traditional applications to take advantage of OpenShift. Joe Dickman, senior vice president, Vizuri, said, "Vizuri understood early the impact that OpenShift would have on the industry, which drove us to develop expertise early and become the first consulting organization accredited for OpenShift in North America. Using our skills and knowledge in cloud deployments, Red Hat JBoss Middleware and other Red Hat technologies, we've developed core services around OpenShift focused on educating customers and enabling broad adoption."
- Pat V. Mack - a leading IT consulting services; offering clients a full range of engineering and business solutions, including business process management, project management, engineering architecture, design, development, integration, and support of mission-essential products. OpenShift's security capabilities from built-in technologies such as SELinux, combined with Pat V. Mack's deep understanding of Department of Defense (DoD) security requirements and protocol, together the companies are able to deliver combined value for public sector customers. According to Sidney Metzmaker, director of operations, Pat V. Mack, "By working with Red Hat, we are significantly reducing the barrier of entry into the DoD application marketplace - namely esoteric and complex Information Assurance (IA) governance, DoD-unique APIs/GOTS infrastructure products, and the inability to create representative software operating environments in order to conduct realistic testing. With OpenShift, we can address these requirements, reducing the time to deliver applications for the DoD."
"Whether its an expansive portfolio of complementary technologies or a rich network of partners to help end-users reap the benefits of cloud, customers want choice," said Julio Tapia, director, OpenShift ecosystem, Red Hat. "With the OpenShift Partner Program, Red Hat continues to build upon our goal to bring developers and customers the industry's broadest ecosystem to meet their evolving needs. Today's announcement highlights the breadth and depth of partners OpenShift is attracting, and the joint value we can deliver to customers."
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Splendid white sand beaches that offers a spectacular sunset view adorn the city's coastline. It can be found in eleven of the coastal barangays of the city, the San Fernando beach area of San Francisco-Canaoay-Pagudpud. Supplementing these are resorts and wide row picnic sheds. Not to be confused with Pagudpud Beach in Ilocos Norte is a barangay located south of San Fernando City also called Pagudpud and a nice beach can be found there too.
Acapulco Beach Resort is located on a beach south of Poro, about three km south-west of San Fernando.
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Blue Lagoon Resort in Canaoay, is an attractively decorated place with comfortable rooms. Some have living rooms, depending on the price. A restaurant is available.
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Sea Park Beach Resort & Restaurant accommodations and facilities include cottages, twelve fully carpeted and air-conditioned guest rooms, a bar & restaurant, a multi-function hall for 150 persons, beach sheds, picnic & camping grounds, shower rooms and ample parking space.
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Sunset Bay Beach Resort is a small secluded resort that fronts onto a safe, white sandy beach which is, for the most part, deserted. The sea is crystal clear, ideal for snorkeling. A coral reef extends about 100 yards from the shore, an ideal place for both young and old to explore the wonders of nature, particularly at low tide. Boat trips can be arranged for visiting nearby beaches or fishing.
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The Cosy Glamour 0400 92 is not just for divas. With a spectacular long-pile mix of matt and shimmering yarn, this Taupe Grey rug brings some sparkle into the home and is stylish yet cosy. From the Esprit Essential Collection, this woven "it" piece is made with 70 % polypropylene heatset frisée, 30 % polyester.
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All Dreamweaver Stencil designs can now be seen at booth#863!! Also, you will be able to order from Stencil With Style! What a fun group of stencils. Today I tempted you with this little tidbit.
I chose this as my last sneak peak to say "Thank You" for following a long this week with Sneak Peeks! This is stencil LL3022 Festive Thank You!
This was done with White Glossy Paste on WorldWin Caribbean Colors. I then went back over the area with alcohol based markers! Thank you all again for following along this week and come by booth 863 if you are at CHA!
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Sunday, September 23 it was a full day of events and I can assure you that I enjoyed to see the show of Laura Biagiotti . I can say that it was one of his best collections in recent period of time.She used chiffon fabrics, jacquard, silk. I also saw many knitted dresses embroidered or embellished with rhinestones and small perle.In this collection we also find neon colors and beautiful prints mingling different tissues .Laura Biagiotti gave much importance to accessories using mesh bags macrame and neon-colored sandals with heel in plexiglass.Look at these pictures and tell me your opinion!
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(Worth Township) — A 19-year old Lexington man was killed in a car-motorcycle crash Friday morning around 8:35am in Sanilac County's Worth Township.
According to Sanilac County Undersheriff Brad Roff, a 55-year-old Deckerville man was traveling east on Galbraith Line Road in a pickup truck when he turned north onto St Clair Road directly into the path of the Kawasaki dirt bike. The motorcycle rider, 19-year-old Branden Regan, a senior at Cros-Lex Schools attending the school's Secondary Alternative Education Program, was pronounced dead at the scene. Police say he was wearing proper safety equipment at the time of the crash. The driver of the pickup was not injured. He was arrested on charges related to the accident and taken to the Sanilac County Jail. The Sanilac County Sheriff"s Accident Investigation Team is investigating the accident. The name of the driver of the pickup is not being released at this time, pending charges and results of toxicology tests. Sanilac County Sheriff Deputies were assisted at the scene by multiple police and first responders. Galbraith Line Road and St Clair Road were closed at the intersection for several hours as police investigated.


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One often needs the URI of a specific class or a specific property in ones code. And not all ontologies are provided by the very convenient Soprano::Vocabulary namespace.
The solution is rather simple: create your own vocabulary namespaces by using Soprano's own onto2vocabularyclass command line tool. It can generate convenient vocabulary namespaces for you. The Soprano documentation shows how to use it manually or even simpler with a simple CMake macro.
Nepomuk::Resource provides two constructors: one taking a QString as identifier or URI and one taking a QUrl.
The latter one is really simple: the given URI is used as the resource URI. If the resource exists, its data is used, otherwise it will be created with exactly that URI.
The QString one is a bit trickier. It will try to be clever about the parameter and see if it is a URI. If no resource with that URI (if it is a URI) exists, it is interpreted as an identifier (nao:identifier). Resource checks if a resource with that identifier exists. If so, its data is loaded, if not, a new resource with a random URI and that string as identifier is created.
However, be aware that nothing is written to Nepomuk until the first writing call to Resource such as setProperty or addType.
Soprano provides a command line client to connect to the storage service. It's called sopranocmd
. It provides all the features one needs to debug data. It is recommended that you only use sopranocmd for running queries.
Running sopranocmd is cumbersome because of the large number of arguments it requires. This can be made simpler by adding the following alias -
alias nepomukcmd="sopranocmd --socket `kde4-config --path socket`nepomuk-socket --model main --nrl"
For example -
# nepomukcmd query \
"select ?r where { ?r nao:hasTag ?tag . \
?tag nao:prefLabel 'foobar'^^xsd:string . }"
In the Nepomuk playground repository lives a KIO slave which can handle the nepomuk:/ protocol. It will display all properties of a Nepomuk resource including its links to other resources and the backlinks. This is a convenient way of looking at the Nepomuk data. The KIO slave even support removal of resources.
NepomukShell is a maintenance and debugging tool, which lives in its own git repository at nepomukshell. It is a simple tool that let's one browse all resources in Nepomuk. Additionally it allows to create subclasses and properties (Caution: do only create subclasses and properties from PIMO classes and properties!) and remove resources.
Hint: In most cases the Nepomuk Query API should be enough and prevent you from writing your own SPARQL which is hard to debug.
Whenever doing something a bit fancier with Nepomuk one has to use SPARQL queries viaNepomuk::ResourceManager::instance()->mainModel()
->executeQuery( myQueryString,
Soprano::Query::QueryLanguageSparql );
Typically one would use QString::arg like so (be aware that the standard prefixes are NOT supported out-of-the-box as with sopranocmd):
using namespace Soprano;
QString myQuery
= QString("select ?r where { "
"?r %1 ?v . "
"?v %2 %3 . }")
This will create the same query we used above only using no hard-coded components whatsoever.
If virtuoso-t consumes a lot of CPU resources but there are no active queries analysis has to go a bit deeper. Virtuoso is started through Soprano with certain parameters which are set in a temporary ini-file (/tmp/virtuoso_XXXX.ini). Soprano needs to be modified manually to start Virtuoso with different parameters in the ini-file, e.g. to improve virtuoso-t's behaviour by modifying backends/virtuoso/virtuosocontroller.cpp (Soprano) and setting NumberOfBuffers to 40000 (line 344) and SchedulerInterval to 0 (line 350).
After re-compiling soprano one has to attach gdb to virtuoso-t as soon as it starts consuming CPU and create a full threaded backtrace:
set logging file /tmp/virtuoso-t.out
set logging on
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I've tried out Splashtop and Air Display which seem to be the two most popular apps people are using to emulate sort of a Wacom 'Cintiq' tablet. I'm curious to know if there are any other apps out there that are responsive like Splashtop, yet allow you to run without a router or internet connection by making a new connection on your mac like in Air Display? Any apps that work specifically well with an Adonit Jot Touch or emulate that hovering cursor such as a Wacom tablet? (maybe dragging finger or stylus across screen moves cursor and the buttons on the stylus can control right+left click) But yeah, just looking for better or faster alternatives that don't require WiFi. Cheers!
I don't believe there is an app that does what you want, for a few reasons: 1. A connection between the iPad and computer would almost always have to be via WiFi (either ad-hoc like Air Display or using your router / internet), as it's the fastest option currently available on the iPad to establish such a connection. 2. Due to the nature of WiFi and the processing that happens on the iPad to retrieve an image from the computer while handling input on the touch screen, you will face enough latency that drawing becomes cumbersome at best and downright unusable at worst. (The touch screen on the iPad itself experiences lag on input, so drawing on the iPad on its own in an app like Paper or Adobe Ideas will also inevitably feel a bit cumbersome if you make fast or long strokes.) 3. No VNC / remote connection / screen sharing app I know of uses the necessary APIs to support a Bluetooth stylus like the Adonit, it's simply out of scope of the intended demographic for these apps I'm afraid, which are mainly used to administer local or remote computers. This means that pressure sensitivity or even realtime performance is simply not a priority. Now I'm sure you know all of this already, so I'm asking you if there is an alternative workflow you could try. I personally use Adobe Ideas and sync my drawings back to my computer using Creative Cloud. There are many ways to do it like this. And if you're interested in an app with support for your Adonit, I've used Photoshop Touch on my iPad and it works nicely. For drawing there are fewer tools than in Ideas, so it may not be the ideal app. At the end of the day, an iPad is an iPad and a drawing tablet is a drawing tablet. If you want to use the iPad as a drawing tablet, know its limitations. If you expect more, it may be worthwhile to consider buying an actual drawing tablet. If syncing data between your iPad and computer is no problem, look into apps that can do this for you seamlessly (e.g. Ideas on iPad and Illustrator on PC/Mac). Hope this helps. ~ A fellow drawer
I should have rephrased that. What I originally meant was without 'internet' or a router. Air Display allows you to make a connection on your make that isn't necessarily connected to the internet. Then in turn, you can have your iPad connect to that same network and it will run perfectly without the need of any internet or a wifi router. Air Display allows this but is significantly slower than Splashtop but Splashtop doesn't support this method. I'm really looking for a way to get the best of both worlds.


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I put black electrical tape all around the front corner of the housing and left a small window where the FO cable was fixed by the mounting block. Working wonderfully now! This is all still a mystery to me so thanks everyone for being patient with me. (Hi again, Jim!).
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I'll try and help!
The fibre optic sensor on your strobe picks up the ammount of flash that the camera is using to acheieve correct exposure and effectively replicates it. In order for it to do this, it must be able to "see" the cameras flash output. I'm not sure where you are sticking the tape, but if it is on the cameras flash itself, there is not enough camera flash getting through and hence the strobe if firing at full. Most fibre optic kits have a flash reducer that attaches externally onto the housing-with the end of the fibre optic "inside"-so it can pick up the flash.
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Ahh that makes so much more sense now! You're right - I did have the tape on the camera body itself. So I'm guessing now I need to figure out some way to block my camera's internal flash while still letting enough light through to my fiber optic cable. I have a fiber optic mounting block from reefphoto that just sticks to the outside of the housing http://reefphoto.com...roducts_id=4023 but that's all I received with the kit. Would really appreciate recommendations from anyone!
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What I'm a bit confused about is why the TTL function seems to be "working" ok when the internal flash of my camera is uncovered, but is wayyy out as soon as I cover up that flash. I know next to nothing about the intricacies of strobes or cameras and I just can't figure out why it would happen! I'm positive that it's a user error, but if anyone else has experienced (and resolved) something similar with the D2000 I'd love to hear from you.
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Jim, was wondering how long it would take before I bumped into you. I stalk around the place a bit (creepy...) and have seen some of your new dSLR pics. It looks like there's no stopping you! If you're THAT keen to snap a handfish, they're surprisingly easy to find down here in Tassie if you know the right places to look. You'll find them on the most boring dives in the world where everything else is apparently dead, but those little guys make the boredom all worthwhile.
I'm not too concerned about the lack of an electronic sync cable because realistically I'm not going to be investing in an SLR for many years (if ever) on a continued student salary. I would however like a strobe that will work in well with any compact that I decide to upgrade to. I trawled through some more threads and it seems there's enough of you rooting for the D-2000 for the EA mode thingimy and the more even strobe coverage to make it sound like the more attractive option for +$100ish. I emailed Ryan at ReefPhoto and he advised me that the EA system is a little outdated and much more prone to user error compared with S-TTL, but I guess if you don't have the option of using TTL then you do whatever you can! I do like the idea of an aiming light also. It will probably remove a bit of the guesswork with aiming when I'm learning how to use the thing.
Unless anyone else has drastically different ideas, I think I might go for a D-2000. Again, thank you all so much for your help
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I'm not sure if the manual for the D-2000 is sufficiently similar to the S-2000 to be helpful, but just in case: http://www.deduiker......ed Manual.pdfAlso, if anyone knows where I can find an online manual for the s2000, please send me the link. I think I left mine in Lembeh and can't seem to find one online.
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The first of these was the dedication of the new factory of Altro Health and Rehabilitation Services, Inc.
This is really an extraordinary plant, which was erected by and named after Mr. Frederick Stein, who at the age of 35 retired as a banker. He had decided he had made all the money he needed, and would devote the rest of his life to good deeds. This particular factory is one of his pet projects. It turns out quality uniforms for restaurants, hotels and hospitals, and it does a large business.
The workers are patients who have left sanitariums where they have been recovering from either tuberculosis or some form of cardiac disturbance or some emotional difficulty. A doctor and a nurse are in constant attendance and the patients are closely supervised to make sure they do not work too long.
Some of them work for an hour and a half in the morning and an hour and a half in the afternoon. When they reach the point where they can work six hours a day, some of them can be discharged to resume their usual lives and occupations, but many of them are not discharged until they are working a full eight-hour day.
They all learn to make uniforms. The only charitable part of the undertaking is in connection with those who are still obliged to work short hours. They are given, in addition to the union rates for the time they work, what money is needed to meet their own needs and the needs of their families, but as soon as they reach the point where they can earn enough to do this the charity comes to an end.
In the workrooms this looks like any other well-lighted, good factory, but upstairs lounges are comfortably furnished. And on the roof there are rows of deck chairs where every worker has his own blanket so that in the leisure hours he can lie and rest in the sun.
Also, the restaurant is probably a little more carefully supervised than it might be in an ordinary factory. This is really a wonderful place and something that is much needed to bridge the gap between the sanitarium and more normal living.
The other interesting event took place at the new Hamilton House.
Those who know the East Side will remember the old Hamilton House, which was a little red-brick house that served the needs of the children of the neighborhood. It is practically falling down now and has been condemned. The new quarters, just about a block away, are incorporated into one of the new Alfred E. Smith apartment houses. There is plenty of space and air and sunshine on two floors—a good day-care center with activities of every kind for every age of youngster.
The old house had warmth and coziness that may be hard to duplicate in these modern surroundings, but there will be more facilities in the new place and I think better work can be done.
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Looking at purchasing a LaCie external drive, mainly prompted by my sony camcorder using miniDVDs which don't fit in my iMac or Macbook Pro, having researched this on Macforums looks like Firewire is the way to go. So here's the question my Macbook pro has two different firewire connectors what's the difference? is one 400 and one 800??
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So the nine circuit is 800 Mb and the other presumably 400 Mb?
Just looked at the lacie data sheet for their blue ray external drive, states its 400Mb anyone know of a drive with 800Mb firewire?
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Yes, one is 400 and one is 800. While one reputedly has twice the bandwidth of the other, in my own tests between the two FW ports in moving data back and forth between external drives, the real world difference is negligible. Both will be almost twice as fast as USB.
Here's a post of some of my tests with USB, FW400 and FW800.
edit: I have and very much recommend OWC's Mercury Elite-Aluminum Pro. You never know where or for what you'll want to use that external in 2, 3 or 4 yrs from now and you'll be ready no matter which port you want to connect to a computer. Plus, you get to pick your HD instead of getting whichever drive Lacie was able to get the cheapest. It'll be about the same money as Lacie's quad interface option with some unknown drive in it.I cannot be held responsible for the things that come out of my mouth.
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Yeah, didn't read your post too thoroughly. Have never used an external DVD drive. Most of the recommendations I see are for Pioneer drives. You might check out newegg and read a few reviews though. It'll give you some ideas even though you're in the UK.
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FW800 actually is 2x faster but by the time you get up to that speed, the rotational speed of the hard drive itself bogs down the results. That is why no 7200 RPM harddrive can saturate even a SATA 1.5 Bus.
I agree with Bob, FW400 is just fine, but there are many Multi Interface externals with both FW400 and FW800 and even some that include ESata.
I recently purchased a Iomega 1TB with USB2, FW400, FW800 and ESata. So no matter what the computer supports I am covered!
And for an external DVD drive, FW400 works great here. I own an external for some of my older Macs and it works great with Firewire.
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I second the external FW DVD drive. I have 3 (all Pioneers in external 3rd party cases) and they work great.
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