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In this year, the two-hundredth anniversary of his birth, Special Collections and University Archives presents an exhibition that explores the remarkable achievements and continuing legacy of John A. Roebling - an inventor, bridge-builder, and founder of the wire rope industry in the United States.
The opening reception for the exhibition, "Philosopher, Engineer, Tycoon: John A. Roebling and His Legacy," is on Tuesday, September 26th at 5 p.m., in the Remigio U. Pane Room, on the first floor of the Alexander Library on Rutgers' College Ave. Campus. Special guest speaker at the reception will be Clifford W. Zink, industrial archaeologist and author of Spanning the Industrial Age: The John A. Roebling's Sons Company, Trenton, New Jersey, 18491974.
The exhibition will feature letters, drawings, maps, and photographs from the Roebling Family Papers, ranging from John's student notebook at the Berlin Building Academy in the 1820s, to his writings on spiritualism and philosophy, to his groundbreaking designs for suspension bridges. The exhibition also focuses on John A. Roebling's son Washington, Civil War hero and builder of the Brooklyn Bridge, and the accomplishments of Washington's wife Emily, who became an active participant in the bridge construction after her husband fell ill from decompression sickness.
"Philosopher, Engineer, Tycoon: John A. Roebling and His Legacy" will be on view September 5 to December 22, 2006 in the Special Collections and University Archives Gallery and in the Class of 1950 Gallery, located on the lower level and first floor of the Alexander Library. Gallery hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. For more information about the exhibition, please contact curator Fernanda Perrone at 732/932-7006 x363 or at email@example.com.
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Vodafone Essar recently announced Nokia Siemens Networks and Ericsson India as partners for its 3G network across India. Vodafone had grabbed 3G license for 9 circles – Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai & Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra & Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh (East) and West Bengal. These allies will enable swift 3G deployment and maintain HSPA networks in these circles.
"Globally, Vodafone provides enhanced 3G experiences to a large base of customers. India is now ready for 3G, and we are committed to offer similar high-quality 3G services to our Indian customers. Ericsson and Nokia Siemens are specialists in this area and we view this as a very strategic alliance, in order to deliver and maintain a high quality network which customers will expect from Vodafone,said Marten Pieters, Managing Director, Vodafone Essar.
Vodafone selected Nokia Siemens to implement and manage its 3G HSPA network in Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Maharashtra, UP(East), Rest of Bengal and Haryana. On the other hand, Vodafone selected Ericsson to provide 3G HSPA services in Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Nokia Siemens and Ericsson will come together to improve the end user experience.
We have recently seen that, Tata Docomo became the first private telecom operator to announce the launch of its 3G services in India. Within few hours, Airtel unofficially announced their 3G services and their 3G page went live. Tata Docomo will launch its 3G services in Diwali and other operators like Vodafone and Airtel are expected to launch their 3G services at the same time.


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Mostly text based, average about 100 KB per page-view.
Multimedia Sites:
With videos, advertising, interactivity, etc. Average about 320 KB per page-view. This is just for viewing the page not interacting with page elements.
Email without attachments is estimated at 15 KB per message.
Emails with attachments:
require more data usage. The average email that has an attachment is estimated at 100 KB per message. This is an estimated value as attachments can vary greatly in size.
Full Length Videos: (Netflix, Hulu)
Standard Definition (SD) video is streamed at 480 kbps. Estimated .21 GB per hour.
High Definition (HD) video is streamed at 2500 kbps. Estimated 1.07 GB per hour.
Note: Some HD Netflix videos can be streamed at 3800 kbps. Estimated 1.6 GB per hour.
Short Length Videos: (YouTube, CNN)
Standard Definition (SD) video is streamed at 480 kbps. Estimated .21 GB per hour.
High Definition (HD) video is streamed at 1100 kbps. Estimated .47 GB per hour.
A constant stream at 128 kbps is estimated at 56.25 MB per hour.
Typical 3-minute songs are estimated be 3.7 MB in size. Higher-fidelity songs will require more data usage.
MMO's (Massive Multiplayer Online): (WoW, Call of duty)
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Online Games(Facebook, Flash Gaming Sites)
Facebook and other online games use an estimated 10 MB per hour.
Social Sites: (Facebook, Twitter)
Bandwidth usage of social sites can vary greatly depending on what you are doing. 1 hour on Facebook for average status updates and surfing is estimated at about 10 MB. Uploading and viewing lots of pictures, playing videos, application, and games will greatly increase the usage.
Ten lines of text-based chat are estimated to need 10,000 KB. An hour of chatting with one party requires approximately .6 MB.
Business presentations are estimated to require 1 MB each.
Photos:(Flicker, Facebook)
A low-to medium-resolution digital photo is estimated to require 1.8 MB. Higher-resolution photos will require more data.
Online Backup:
This value will vary depending on the amount of data you are backing up. It's a 1-1 ratio so if you back up 5 GB worth of data your usage would be 5 GB.
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One of the lucky ones, sports writer Ian MacLean is the only member of the Johnston Press Weeklies Sport department to follow Scotland at a World Cup.
As the latest World Cup kicks off in Russia this week, he reminisces about his trip 36 years on and the ultimate 'I was there' moment against Brazil:
A Malaga campsite, late morning on June 23, 1982. And one of the saddest sights I think I've ever seen.
For the past two weeks a tightly-packed collection of tartan and Lion Rampant-bedecked tents have surrounded our own, similar living quarters.
Now they're gone; dismantled and replaced by a barren expanse of dusty ground occupied only by bleary-eyed Tartan Army foot soldiers, packing away their belongings as another World Cup adventure comes to an end.
It's the morning after Scotland's 2-2 draw with the USSR; Willie Miller and Alan Hansen's little 'misunderstanding' has tumbled us out of the tournament.
The late night post-mortems have come and gone. It's time to head home. Still, it's only four years between World Cups. Plenty more to go to.
Fast forward to 2018. A whole generation of fans have grown up not knowing Scotland qualify for a World Cup, let alone get the chance to go to one.
I will always be grateful the one I experienced was the best of the lot.
The sun-kissed beaches of the Costa del Sol. The glamour of a group with arguably the best team - certainly the best Brazilian team - never to win it. You couldn't script it.
The atmosphere at World Cup is all-consuming, it's everywhere and as a supporter you're not just there to watch. You're part of the package.
So many memories. Arriving and heading straight to the Rosaleda Stadium in Malaga to buy our tickets for the games against New Zealand and the USSR. The tickets the gloom merchants told us not to travel without because there's no way we would get them there. Yeah, right.
There was still the small matter of obtaining briefs for the game with Brazil in Seville. Not to mention working out how to get to a city which we discovered was several hours away but had looked a helluva lot closer on the map.
The Spanish authorities had a similar dilemma, how to get 20,000 of us up to Seville and back to our coastal bases. Simple. They just laid on a series of 'football special' trains.
On arriving in Seville we split up our party of four in our search for tickets - two to the stadium, the other two to follow up the unlikely lead they were being sold from a city-centre Portuguese travel agency.
It's only noon, the stadium will be quiet this early, we thought. Wrong, the place was heaving. Kick-off time was 9pm, but those nine hours flew by.
Thousands of Scots and Brazilians mingled without an angry word. Beer, bagpipes, beer, samba drums, beer, sunshine and more beer for the party to end all parties, made even better when our intrepid duo arrived mid-afternoon clutching four prized match tickets. The Portuguese travel shop hunch had paid off. We were in.
So many memories. Being bear-hugged inside the stadium without warning by an elderly Brazilian whose stream of words was unfamiliar but whose meaning was clear. Football brings people together like nothing else.
David Narey's toe-poke bringing unprecedented euphoria before reality set in thanks to the baking heat and a bunch of Brazilians by the names of Zico, Falcao, Junior and Eder. But that Narey goal will forever remain my 'I Was There' moment.
The Brazil game was always going to be a bonus. The last group game against the USSR was The One.
As usual it didn't quite work out, and in heartbreaking fashion thanks to messrs Miller and Hansen.
So many memories. We Have A Dream, the best World Cup song ever recorded, don't let anyone tell you different. And the fans who carried a 'Don't Worry Lads, Ally
MacLeod's in Blackpool' banner everywhere they went.
But perhaps the most significant of all was in the immediate aftermath of that final game against the USSR, when we were at our lowest.
Back then the only way to get from the stadium to the city centre was a long walk along one of Malaga's main avenues.
As we trudged disconsolately along each side of the street was jam-packed, lined by locals who turned out to applaud the Scotland fans all the way down it.
It wasn't just to lift our spirits but with genuine appreciation for the atmosphere and fun the Scotland support had brought to their city and region over the previous two weeks.
Sadly, the question is – when next will someone else get the chance to do the same?


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Guide for Students Interested in becoming a Credential Program Intern
Intern programs offered through the School of Education are very similar to our traditional credential programs. What differentiates an intern from a traditional student is that the intern has employment relevant to the credential being pursued. Interns complete the program on a part time basis in order to remain employed. Teaching credential interns also receive support from the North Coast Beginning Teacher Program, a partner in the School of Education's Teaching Credential Intern Programs.
Please Note: The School of Education is not involved in finding intern positions for its students. If you are interested in the Intern Option, you are responsible for securing employment and communicating with the School of Education at firstname.lastname@example.com regarding the requirements listed below. If you have secured a job, and are qualified to be an Intern in one of the programs listed below, you will need to file for an Intern credential with the Credentials Office.
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Q: Do I really need to adjust my water's pH level?
Terry – Bishopville, MD
A: Sure, you've seen those pH tests, like the API® Pond Master Test Kit, online or at your local pond supply shop, and you've overheard veteran pond keepers talking about pH level adjustments. But what in the world is pH and why would want to monkey with it in your water garden or fish pond?
pH Defined
In super simple terms, pH, which stands for potential hydrogen, is a measure of how acidic or alkaline a water body is on a scale from 0 to 14. Pure water is neutral. It has a pH close to 7.0 at 77 degrees F. Blood is also close to neutral. Ammonia's pH is ~11, which is high on the alkaline charts, while stomach acid's pH is ~1, which acidic enough to burn through your chewed-up chow.
pH in Your Pond
So why is the pH level in a pond or water garden such a hot topic? Because pH affects the health of those things swimming around in the water. Fish love a liquid environment that strikes the right balance between acid and base. Your pond's pH level affects their ability to reproduce, to fight disease, to metabolize their food – to do just about everything. The pH level also affects the health of your plants, frogs, turtles and any other living critters that call your pond home.
Adjusting to a Proper pH
Don't worry: You don't have to keep your pond at a perfect 7.0 pH all the time. In fact, an acceptable pH reading for a pond is 6.5 – 8.5. But you should use caution when adjusting it because doing so rapidly can harm your aquatic life. If you absolutely must adjust your pH using a pH Stabilizer like pH Lift or pH Drop, apply enough treatment to shift the levels 0.5 at a time, wait several hours before re-treating, and test the waters often with your Pondcare Master Test Kit.
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
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WOW! The Mets are playing hideous baseball right now! No pitching, not hitting! What happened to the team that started off the season on fire? now just one game above 500! I love the artwork Joe! And as always I like reading your comments on the game!ReplyDelete
THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT. I CAN'T UNDERSTAND...I GET THOUSAND OF PEOPLE HERE EVERYDAY AND ONLY 0NE OR TWO COMMENTS. I'D LOVE TO HEAR YOUR COMMENTS EVERYONE. THANKSReplyDelete
Maybe we're all just shy. :-D Love the artwork as always.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 3, 2012 at 12:12 PM
Sometimes, Joe, it hurts too much to think about.ReplyDelete
- Dean PolskyMay 3, 2012 at 2:51 PM
These Mets are just killing me, but you make me live for the way you capture each game !!ReplyDelete
I love this image... Hate the loss.... But the image is awesome..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 7, 2012 at 4:41 PM
Been following since you started. Excellent sketches! Thanks for doing this!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 7, 2012 at 10:15 PM
From a Giants fan that visits at least 3 times a week I can definately relate to you guys in the lack of run scoring. Good luck guysReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 7, 2012 at 11:01 PM
Your artwork is incredible really, I'd like to see you mention Santana's win though (and the current 3 game winning streak). I guess everyone needs a break though, and considering the amount of effort you put I'm ok with it.ReplyDeleteReplies
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"I'm Elizabeth Warren and this is my first Democratic convention."
A candidate for United States senator from Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren used her convention debut to remind Americans exactly who Barack Obama is:
"President Obama believes in a level playing field. He believes in a country where nobody gets a free ride or a golden parachute. A country where anyone who has a great idea and rolls up their sleeves has a chance to build a business, and anyone who works hard can build some security and raise a family.
"President Obama believes in a country where billionaires pay their taxes just like their secretaries do, and I can't believe I have to say this in 2012, a country where women get equal pay for equal work.
"He believes in a country where everyone is held accountable. Where no one can steal your purse on Main Street or your pension on Wall Street. President Obama believes in a country where we invest in education, in roads and bridges, in science, and in the future, so we can create new opportunities, so the next kid can make it big, and the kid after that, and the kid after that.
"That's what President Obama believes. And that's how we build the economy of the future. An economy with more jobs and less debt. We root it in fairness. We grow it with opportunity. And we build it together."
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Embedding images and media using the HTML editor
When using the HTML Editor in Quick Shopping Cart®, you can embed images or media into fields that accept HTML using the Editor tools. For example, you can embed media in a product description. Here's how:
To Embed Images Using the HTML Editor
You can embed images into Quick Shopping Cart fields that accept HTML using these instructions.
- From the HTML Editor, click . The Media Gallery Images interface displays showing thumbnails of all uploaded image files in the Media Gallery.
- From the My Media tab, enter or select the following:
- Select image source — Indicate the image source:
- Media Gallery — Click on an image thumbnail to select it.
- Link — Enter the URL for the image.
- Upload Image — To upload a new image file, click Browse select the image you want, and then click OK.
- Search — To search for an uploaded image in the Media Gallery, enter the search criteria, and then click Search.
- Select image source — Indicate the image source:
- To specify an image description or adjust display settings for it, from the Advanced Settings tab, enter or select the following, and then click OK:
- Image Description — This is descriptive text for the image.
- Alignment — Indicate alignment for the image within the field where it's embedded.
- Dimensions — This is the pixel height and width of the image display in the field.
- Border — By default, no border is added to the image display. Enter a border width to display a border on the image.
- Vertical Space — To display the image above default placement, enter a pixel quantity.
- Horizontal Space — To display the image to the right of default placement, enter a pixel quantity.
- Click OK.
To Embed Media Using the HTML Editor
You can embed media into Quick Shopping Cart fields that accept HTML.
- From the HTML Editor, click .
- From the General tab, enter or select the following:
- Type — Select the type of media to be embedded.
- Filename or URL — Enter the file name or URL for the media.
- Dimensions — Enter the display dimensions, in pixels, of the media.
- Constrain proportions — This is used in conjunction with Dimensions to retain the original media proportions when displayed.
- From the Advanced tab, enter or select the following settings. If not entered, default values are used:
- Id — Identifies the media to the host environment. A browser, for example.
- Name — Names the media to the host environment. A browser, for example.
- Align — Indicates alignment in the browser window.
- Background — Overrides the background color of the file with the selected color. It does not affect the HTML page background color.
- V-Space — Specifies vertical alignment of the media in the browser window.
- H-Space — Specifies horizontal alignment of the media in the browser window.
- Quality — Indicates the playback quality of Flash® media.
- Scale — Specifies the scaling options for Flash media.
- WMode — Adjusts Flash media for transparency, layering, and positioning in the browser.
- SAlign — Identifies screen alignment for Flash media.
- Auto play — Specifies whether or not the Flash media begins playing immediately on loading in the browser.
- Loop — Specifies whether the Flash media repeats indefinitely or stops when it reaches the last frame.
- Show menu — Specifies the Flash media menu that is available to the viewer.
- SWLiveConnect — Specifies whether or not the browser should start Java when loading the Flash player for the first time.
- Base — Specifies the base directory or URL used to resolve all relative path statements in the Flash player movie.
- Flashvars — A string value used to send root level variables to the Flash media. The format of the string is a set of name=value combinations separated by '&'.
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What is school IPM?
IPM is simply a process for achieving long term, low risk pest suppression through the use of a wide variety of practices. A good school IPM program uses routine scouting for pests, building or procedural modifications that prevent pest build up, and selecting the least hazardous and most effective pesticide for a targeted pest after all other strategies have been implemented. Several states have already passed laws requiring schools to practice IPM.
For more information on school IPM issues, visit these sites:
IPM programs can provide health and economic benefits to schools. The impacts of pests and pesticides on human health are well documented. IPM can protect human health by:
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Finding fun activities to do with your kids in the summer isn't tough, but after a few weeks of visiting amusement parks, going to movies, and paying admission to zoos and museums, keeping your little ones entertained can get a bit pricey. But there really are plenty of things you can do with your children that are not only enjoyable -- but also inexpensive and easy to manage, especially on those days when you feel like you don't have much energy left.
Here are 30 cheap, fun, and simple activities to enjoy with your kids this summer.
1. Run the sprinkler -- For easy fun on sweltering days, put your kids in their bathing suits, turn the sprinkler on, and let 'em run wild while you relax in a lounge chair in the yard.
2. Head to the library -- Encourage your kids to love reading by making regular visits to the library, and check out a few books each time to bring home for some snuggle time on the couch.
3. Ice cream time -- Heading out after dinner and grabbing an ice cream treat with the family is always a hit.
4. Playground fun -- Hitting up a playground at a local part isn't just fun for toddlers, it's also a great way to meet other moms in your area.
5. Splash park -- Plenty of parks now have splash pads, which are a safe & fun alternative to keep little ones cool who can't swim yet.
6. Water gun fight -- Pick up a few plastic water guns at the dollar store and let your kids have it out in the backyard.
7. Farmers' market -- Head down to your local farmers' market to pick up some fresh produce & goodies for dinner.
8. Make s'mores -- Even if you don't have a fire pit, you can roast marshmallows on the stove and give your kids a yummy campfire treat.
9. Sidewalk chalk -- Always keep a container of sidewalk chalk handy to play hopscotch, or simply let your kids turn the driveway into a work of art.
10. Playdough -- It never fails, kids absolutely love playdough. Throw down some newspaper on the kitchen table and let them smush & play all day.
11. Go to IKEA -- If your kids need a break (and you do too), the IKEA play-place is a great spot to drop them off and enjoy a little shopping while they have fun.
12. Head to a reservoir -- If your town has a local reservoir or nature preserve, pack a picnic and go & enjoy the great outdoors for an afternoon.
13. Board games -- All kids love to play games, and with plenty of them on the market geared for toddlers, board games are fun and educational.
14. Go to the airport -- Even though you can't get through security without a ticket, the airport is a great place to cool off and watch the planes take off and land.
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15. Play hide & seek -- Little ones will squeal with delight when they find you hiding crouched behind the bed!
16. Schedule a playdate -- Sometimes all it takes to keep toddlers happy is having another child their age to play with. Invite a friend over and have a little girl time while the kids hang out in the playroom.
17. Build a fort -- Forget about the toys in your house, because as any kid will tell you, the couch cushions are the most fun thing in your home.
18. Bake cookies -- Have your little baker help you whip up a yummy batch of desserts (and maybe even let them lick the bowl).
19. Have a dance party -- What's more fun then turning up the music and shaking it with your kids?
20. Make sock puppets & have a puppet show -- Put those mismatched socks in your drawer to good use & create puppets with magic markers for some silly fun.
21. Go for a drive -- Load the kids up into the car and see where the road takes you for a few hours (just make sure to pack plenty of snacks!).
22. Visit a bouncy play area -- Most towns have one of those places with five or six bounce houses that the kids can play in as long as they want, and typically they only cost about $10 or so.
23. Bucket & paintbrush -- It sounds boring to an adult, but give a 2-year-old a bucket of water & a paintbrush and tell them they can paint the deck or sidewalk. You'll be amazed at how thrilling they'll find this simple activity.
24. Bubbles -- No home with kids under 5 should ever be without a few containers of bubbles. They're the universal toddler pleaser.
25. Color -- On rainy days, grab a stack of coloring books, lie down on the floor with your kids, and scribble together.
26. Local farm -- Many local farms will allow you to stop by and "visit" the animals. Your kids will love hearing the cows "moo!"
27. Scavenger hunt -- While your little ones are napping, hide a few items in the backyard or around the house, then have a fun scavenger hunt when they get up.
28. Berry picking -- Teach healthy eating habits all while enjoying some fun at the berry patch.
29. Wash the car -- Get out the hose, a sponge, and a bucket of suds, and trick the kiddos into making your car sparkle.
30. Take a walk -- When you really can't think of anything else to do, taking a walk through the neighborhood as a family is a great way to get a little exercise and spend quality time together.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — To get a sense of the popularity of Canaan Valley Resort's new summer inner-tube park, watch the squealing kids scurry back up the hill after completing a run.
"This is so much fun!" said Dillon Morris, 11, of Reedsville.
The slopes that thrill thousands of skiers in the winter at this Tucker County resort are no longer idle in the summer. Canaan Valley is one of a half-dozen resorts in North America to offer the tubing runs, which use a new technology that offers dry tracks rather than wet slides.
Two of the other resorts are located in Virginia, one is in Western North Carolina, one is in Oregon, and the sixth tube park is in Ontario, Canada.
"By adding this new feature, it's keeping our ski area business going for the summer," said David Vance, Canaan Valley's assistant ski area manager.
The resort spent $56,000 for two 306-foot runs at the base of the resort's Meadows I slope, using the technology manufactured by Italy-based Neveplast.
According to Neveplast's Web site, the low-friction synthetic carpets, known as Tubby tracks, have the same slippery properties as snow.
"It's a great summer venue source for ski areas, and the customers seem to be enjoying it —screaming all the way down," said Ryan Locher, Neveplast's U.S. sales representative.
Ski resorts have long offered summer luging and bobsledding on slippery tracks without the snow, and some also have wet slides for tubes. The Tubby system is different because it uses inner tubes but no water.
Installation at Canaan was simple. Locher helped assemble the tube runs in about five hours.
The sheeting is fastened to the terrain. Each 4-foot-wide run has raised edges and slightly lowered centers to keep riders on the track. The resort's inflatable tubes already used on winter slopes had shell linings attached to their undersides to help them glide along the orange-and-green track.
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For enthusiasts, it's hard to beat the price. At Canaan Valley, two-hour tubing sessions cost $10 per person. The sessions, limited to the first 50 people, are held three times daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Riders must be at least 42 inches tall.
"This is great for kids and grandparents alike and is something we can do together," said resort guest Glen Jarrell of Charleston. "My grandson enjoyed racing me to the bottom."
Neveplast, which also makes artificial alpine and nordic ski slopes and trails, has more than 300 summer tubing installations worldwide. There are 20 proposals out for more U.S. tubing parks in 2008, Locher said.
"It's just catching on here," he said. "Next year should be very busy."
Troy Hawks, the managing editor of the National Ski Areas Association's trade publication, said he was unaware of any similar dry-tubing at U.S. resorts other than those using the Tubby system.
Locher, who also is the mountain manager at Virginia's Bryce Resort, heard about Tubby and had it installed at the resort two years ago. Bryce operates three summer tube runs.
It's too early to tell whether the new tube parks will significantly boost resorts' incomes. At least it's creating a summer niche at some places.
The Tubby runs average about 200 riders at day at Oregon's Mount Hood Ski Bowl and about 100 per day at North Carolina's Sapphire Valley Resort. There are also Tubby runs at Massanutten in Elkton, Va., and Chicopee Tube Park in Kitchener, Ontario.
"It's so simple. That's really the beauty of it," said Bill Rouda, Sapphire Valley's ski school director who financed the Tubby run with his own money because he was looking to open a summer business. "All you're selling is gravity. You get on an innertube and slide down the hill. There's no moving parts."
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Library closed at 3:20 pm on 2/1 for the SRVUSD Speakers Bureau but the downstairs WSC will remain open.
2/2/2018 SPED Coffee in WSC 118
2/2/2018 Frosh Assembly Keith Hawkins 9am Gym
2/2/2018 PTSA Meeting 10:30 Conf Rm
2/8/2018 School Site Council 3:30 WSC 118
2/9/2018 Winter Rally Schedule
2/12/2018 SPED Incoming 9th Grade Library
2/19/2018 Presidents Day- No School
2/20/2018 Board of Education Meeting
2/20/2018 Multicultural Week
2/21/2018 Coffee with Kevin 8:30am 118
2/21/2018 CHP Street Smarts 7pm WSC
2/22/2018 Electives Fair in Commons Access/Lunch
2/2 CSF Spring Application Due to 533
2/5 PTSA Scholarship Apps due. CLICK HERE
2/5 English Grants for Chromebooks CLICK HERE
POETRY OUT LOUD: Congratulations to all the participants in this year's Monte Vista competition. Nadine Fattah was 3rd, Brady Martin 2nd, and Wesley Little won for the second year in a row! On to county level Feb. 10 in Martinez! Poetry Out Loud is a national recitation competition for high school with some 315,000 students participating last year.
Tix for MV vs DLS Basketball
Hey Mustangs are you ready to cheer on our team Friday, 2/2? Get your tickets online by Thursday at noon to assure you get a seat. First come first served! CLICK HERE for tickets $5 student or $8 adult. The link will close by noon Thursday. Additional tickets (if any) will be available for sale at the gate. First come, first served.
Gates open at 3:45pm. There are no in/out privileges and no league, section or state passes will be accepted if the game is sold out.
Game Times
1. Frosh – 4:00.
3. Varsity – 7:00
STUNT Interested in a new spring sport for women? Come and check out what STUNT is all about in room 801 at lunch on Wednesday with Ms. Frumenti!
Hey Everyone! Come to the Dude Be Nice meeting in room 225 at lunch Wednesday 1/31. We will be planning our next surprise, so be there to help us choose whom to celebrate. If you haven't purchased a t-shirt yet, bring $10! There will be snacks :) See you there!
Attention all TENNIS players looking to represent MV on the Mens Tennis Team for 2018. Come meet the new Varsity Head Coach, Ankit Arora. Introduction and information regarding the upcoming season will be provided. Location- MV Tennis Courts, Date- Thursday, Feb. 1st Time - 3:15
Friends of the Special Olympics meeting Thursday 2/1 @lunch in Ms Brix room 423.
Cure SMA Meeting at lunch in Room 408 on Thursday!! Come on in to show your support for our fellow Mustang Danny and for a cure for Spinal Muscular Atrophy! This meeting is really important, so please stop by and bring your friends! #DoItForDanny"
GOLF: there will be a mandatory meeting for all trying out for boys golf this Friday at lunch in room 534
Support MV English Tech needs with Donors Choose The Sophomore Class grant needs to be funded by February 5 - $3061 still needed to meet the goal. CLICK HERE
Hello everyone! Women's Empowerment Club is holding a tampon drive from Thursday, January 11th through the end of the month. Please bring in any kind of feminine product in a variety of sizes. These products will help women in need, such as those in homeless shelters or affected by natural disasters. There are donation boxes in different classrooms, such as Beamish, Reed, Kither, Brix, and more that you can find on Schoolloop. You can also make cash donations to Ms. Beamish's room (room 209). Thank you and please donate!
This month the Pledge to Humanity Club is collecting used crayons. We will sort them for a company called The Crayon Initiative, who melts down old crayons and make new ones for children in the hospital, to alleviate their stress by giving them art materials. The bin is in front of Counseling.
Feb 27 Diablo Vista Visit 9"50am
March 5th Incoming Freshman Parent Night 5:30 Commons, Theater, Gym
March 6th AP Info Night 5:30-6:30pm Commons
March 6th Incoming 10-12th counselor presentation 6:30-7:30pm Theater
March 7th Stone Valley Visit 9:50am
March 12 - 16th Online Course Selection Portal Open
Do you plan on parking at MV next school year? Then you need to attend one of CHP Start Smart classes. For 2018-2019 school year, all SRVUSD students and their parents/guardian must attend a Start Smart class to obtain a parking permit to park on their school campus. CLICK HERE for MVHS student parking permit page for all the details.
California Scholarship Federation (CSF) Students who are interested in joining or reapplying for CSF this semester must fill out the application and attach their transcript from last semester. They can turn these in to RM 533 in Mr. Pang's room during brunch, lunch, or after school. Please do not come in during passing period. The application is due by Friday, February 2nd.
If you are a freshman and are interested in joining CSF, we will be opening up the application to you as well. In regards to the Fall 2017 Semester, all freshman that are admitted this semester (Spring 2018) will receive membership credit for the Fall 2017 Semester.
Please refer to the CSF Application for additional information about the club. If you have any questions or concerns, please e-mail us at email@example.com. Thanks!
MUSIC IN THE MOONLIGHT AUCTION 2/23/2018 Tickets are on sale now for the MV Keynoters annual auction benefiting MV instrumental music programs on Friday, February 23 at Diablo Country Club. Browse the auction catalog and purchase tickets here: https://charityauction.bid/musicinthemoonlight2018
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS: Looking to satisfy the UC application section for community service and volunteer hours? Alamo Elementary School is looking for MVHS volunteers to assist with Spring events—talent show, 3D printing, coding and robotics after school enrichment classes, auction gala, sign up parties, and more. Email firstname.lastname@example.com today for more details.
Important dates to note for 2018-2019: Announced by SRVUSD
Frosh Orientation: Wednesday, August 8th
Stampede Day: Wednesday, August 8th
Staff Workday/Office Closed: Friday, August 10th
First Day of School: August 13, 2018
Winter Break: December 21, 2018 to January 4, 2019
Spring Break: April 1-5, 2019
Last Day of School: May 31, 2019
Important dates to note for 2019-2020: Announced by SRVUSD
First Day of School: August 13, 2019
Winter Break: December 23, 2019 to January 3, 2020
Spring Break: April 6-10, 2020
Last Day of School: May 29, 2020
The Student Recognition Project is back! Now is your chance to be recognized and rewarded for something you are passionate about. All projects are judged by local community experts. Winning projects will receive a prize, a chance to connect with judges and an invitation to the annual awards reception in the spring. Check out the categories and apply online today at www.srvusd.net/studentrecognitionproject! You have until February 16 to apply to participate. All projects are due to Cheryl Di Grazia by 2 p.m. on March 2. Check online for the performing arts judging schedule.
2018 Track and Field Info: Track practice will begin Monday, February 5th at 3:30pm. All interested athletes should report to the track field dressed in running attire including sweats and a water bottle.
Practices will take place Monday-Friday 3:30-5:30pm, rain or shine, unless otherwise announced. This includes minimum days.
Please make sure you have completed the Monte Vista Athletic Clearance Process. This is due by 1/26/18 and includes a physical exam within the last 12 months. Please click here to complete the process: https://www.athleticclearance.com For additional help click here.
If you are not cleared, you will not be allowed at practice and you will be cut from the team.
For additional questions please go to http://www.eteamz.com/mvhstrack/
Traffic Reminders for Monte Vista- It is illegal to make a uturn from the exit of the horseshoe back into the entrance. This driving hazard has been reported by students and parents and staff. Please stop.
Please talk with your family about the rules of the road and safe driving around the MV campus. Thanks and be safe out there Mustangs!
Students- Take your time leaving class and the parking lots. Pausing for ten minutes may save your life and your bumper. Uturns across the Stone Valley double yellow are illegal and unsafe.
Parents- Save time and traffic by picking your student up at 3:45pm after the student has studied for 30 minutes in the library or WSC.
Parents- Drop off/pick up in front of gym to take a legal left turn on Stone Valley at the light. There is no legal left turn out of the horseshoe during pick up and drop off hours.
Pedestrians- Stay in the car until safe to exit to the sidewalk. There is no drop off in red zone or mid street for your safety.
AFTER SCHOOL HELP- revised 11/8/17
English Rm Time
Tuesday 308 3:15-3:45 pm
Thursday 223 3:15-3:45 pm
Tuesday 523 3:20-4:20 pm
Testing 527 3:30- 4:30 pm
Thursday 523 3:20-4:20 pm
Biology & Anatomy
Tuesday 908 3:15-4:15 pm
Wednesday 906 3:20-4:05 pm
Monday 408 3:15-4:00 pm
Testing Center:
Tuesday 207 3:30-4:30 pm
Wednesday 207 3:30-4:30 pm
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Are you looking for a way to support your MV Student? Here is a list of some suggestions for parents to be engaged on the MV Campus
Dads on Campus:
Speaker series with discussion as more than 50 Dads meet as scheduled. Series topics are selected to support Dads and their teenage students. Coordinator is Ryan Meineke email@example.com
Parent Teacher Student Association
Parents meet routinely to support MV campus, staff and activities. Volunteers coordinate programs such as Parent Education and After School Tutoring. President is Janet Nunan.
School Site Council
Elected participation by Parents, Teachers, Student and Staff help direct funding to MV programs. The current board positions are filled. Coordinator is Kristine Sexton. Next meeting is Jan 11 at 3:30 in WSC 118.
Coffee with Kevin
Monthly coffee scheduled 8:30am in 118 including presentations by students, faculty departments and time for Q&A with Administration. No RSVP needed. The next Coffee is January 24 at 8:30am in WSC 118.
Academic Boosters
Fundraising for classroom teachers keeps our class sizes lower and offers more choices to our students. This group meets monthly to direct funds and plan fundraisers.
Athletic Boosters
MVAB's mission is to help MVH Athletics provide a positive atmosphere of sportsmanship and learning for the MVHS student-athlete and their athletic teams. This is done by providing needed funding for a variety of capital improvements, as well as educational and program support.
12th Man
Fundraising for Mustang Football.
Students of Excellence May 22, 2018
Teachers each nominate a student for the intangible efforts. The nominated student is hard-working, has a positive attitude, and adds a special element to the classroom.
DAILY BULLETIN: Teacher/Advisor/Staff submit for the Club or News by email. .
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Read MWF at beginning of 3rd period.
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Interesting. Very interesting.
In stereotype, the Victorian era is dark and overbearing, peopled with prudish and stodgy citizens. That stereotype gives the required context for Sarah Ruhl's In The Next Room or The Vibrator Play. The assumption is that the doctor — providing relief for hysteria by using a vibrator on his patients, female and male — is both innovative for Victorian sensibilities and naïve of mental and physical health concerns as we understand them today.
Directed by Carol Youmans, who admits to the boldness of this theatrical choice, In The Next Room or The Vibrator Play may prove a tad too intimate for some, especially in this already-intimate theater in the round.
As the self-absorbed Dr. Givings treats his hysteria patients as described above, his wife, the new mother, Catherine, is equally self-absorbed in her inability to breast-feed her newborn.
Also coming to Dr. Givings for treatments are Mrs. Daldry, brought by Mr. Daldry; and artist Leo Irving. Nurse Annie assists the doctor, and Elizabeth is the wet nurse who comes in to assist Catherine. As the characters interact, various emotional pairings occur but ultimately this is to be the story of how Catherine learns to connect with her husband in a more meaningful way.
Dr. Givings is portrayed by Ben Carr, a versatile actor who has previously given nuanced performances in Stones in His Pocket and The Diviners. However, this is not his best dance. His Dr. Givings is prim and proper, lacking passion for his innovations, his patients, his family or his work. It is hard to see why Catherine loves him.
Lelia Tahaburt does a convincing job as the lonely wife and post-partum mother, who grows curious as to whether her husband's treatments could help her and becomes quite giddy when they do.
Erin Leigh Hill's Mrs. Daldry is the spark of the show. With amazing comedic timing, she provides the energy and playfulness to liven up the proceedings as she comes in for treatment after treatment and loses her downtrodden demeanor.
Shirley Panek is amazingly able to portray a full range of emotions while maintaining a proper, formal veneer as she takes Annie from a sideline character, almost unobserved, to an interesting, critical character.
Newcomer Paul Valleau as Leo Irving is another bright spark as the artist who has lost his inspiration and ability to paint. Valleau creates a charming character, although his falling for one of the characters has to be stated, as it isn't immediately evident.
Another newcomer, Aricia Skidmore-Williams plays the wet-nurse, Elizabeth. Mr. Daldry is played by Mark T. Allen.
Set designer Edd Miller amazingly manages to get two distinct rooms on a small set, and Julie Bays created elaborate Victorian costumes that can be quickly taken on and off while on stage.
This is challenging theatre: It challenges the audience's conventions and expectations, yet not the
It was interesting. But in this case, once is enough.


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text: A team of volunteers from the Payette National Forest have sculpted "Smokey's Magic" a 12-foot high, 3 foot deep sculpture of Smokey Bear in a wizard's cloak with snowball in hand for the popular Winter Carnival in nearby McCall, Idaho. The Forest Service team, whose members all volunteer their off-duty time to the sculpting, are always determined to make a good showing. And Smokey Bear is routinely part of their team.


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This is a cake that I made for a friend of mine's little girl's 1st birthday. I love ladybugs and had just purchased a new Backyard Bugs cake pan that I wanted to use. I had a limited amount of time for this cake so I wanted a simple design. The birthday party invitation featured pink, white, and green so I thought I would use those for the cake. Using white as one of the colors saves time because it is one less fondant color to mix.
I started with a three layer 10″ diameter cake. I covered that with white fondant and made the green band that wraps around the bottom of the cake. I made holes in the green band before placing it on the cake. I then used the same small round cutter that I used to make the holes in the green band to cut out dots to fill those holes. I then made the wavy stripes and straight stripes using the fondant cutter tool.
The second tier is a 6″ diameter, three layer tier that I covered in green fondant. I made a band similar to the one on the bottom tier and then cut out tiny white flowers to place all over.
The cake topper is the Ladybug, and as mentioned before it is the Ladybug Cakelette from the Backyard Bugs cake pan. I baked the Ladybug and let it cool before decorating it with a thin layer of fondant. The eyes are royal icing.
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CNC Small-Hole EDM Drill
The drill features a M730-series Mitsubishi control, which provides the flexibility to run more advanced programming, and a Windows XP-based touchscreen display. A collet-type chucking system provides dependable clamping of smaller electrode tubes, and a constant processing circuit reduces and improves wear characteristics of the electrodes.
It comes with a Mitsubishi MELFA robot that controls a 20- or 40-position automatic electrode changer and 10-position guide changer for quick tool changing during production. The new power supply, fine-tuned for small-hole applications, offers wider range and finer steps in electrical-power-setting adjustments than previous models.
The machine also is available as a stand-alone unit—the ED5000S shares all of the features and programming benefits of the ED6000S without the automatic tool changer and guide changer.
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Treat Yourself to a Little R&R&R (Rest, Relaxation and Roses)
White roses symbolize new beginnings, innocence and hope. And since February is prime time for red roses you'll find that white and pastel roses are often less expensive than their bold, passionate cousins. Make your own winter white rose arrangement, add a hint of spring with a few pastel roses, and lift your spirits with every glance at their perfection.
Start with the Freshest Roses
- Choose roses just beginning to unfurl. Closed buds may never open and fully opened flowers may be past their bloom, literally.
- Look beyond the flowers. Leaves should be fresh and bright green, without bruises, wilting or torn edges.
- Squeeze roses gently where petals meet the stem. If firm and tight, they're still fresh. If soft and yielding, they're already fading.
- Ask for roses from the cooler, rather than roses sitting out on display. Chilling helps preserve them.
- Remember, water is life. Bring a bucket to keep roses in water on the way home.
Set the Stage
- Highlight their wintry beauty with a white, pale grey or silvery ceramic vase, or with a frosted glass vase.
- Measure the vase against your roses. The vase should be about half the height of the flower stems. For long-stemmed roses, which are about 20" tall, the vase should be 10-12" tall.
- Make sure the vase is perfectly clean. Any bacteria left from prior arrangements will have a head start on besieging your new flowers. Rinse the vase with bleach, then rinse thoroughly with fresh water.
Prep Your Roses Properly
- Â Use a sharp knife or pruning shears to trim the stems, instead of scissors. Disinfect them first, like you did with the vase.
- Trim stems underwater, and cut at a 45° angle.
- Remove any leaves that will be underwater in the vase.
- Add a teaspoon of vodka or apple cider vinegar to water in the vase, along with a teaspoon of sugar, for a natural preservative.
- Place flowers in the filled vase after trimming and set aside in a dark, cool place for an hour. The flowers need to hydrate and rest before you finalize your arrangement.
Mix and Match Accents
- Â Red berries, such as hypericum, holly, winterberry or waxberry
- White berries, such as tallow berries and snow berries
- Pastel roses in pale yellow, peach or pink
- Thin bare branches painted white, pale pink or silvery grey
- Leyland cedar greens
- Silver dollar eucalyptus greens
- Queen Anne's lace, stephanotis or gypsophila (baby's breath)
- Dusty miller (silvery, wide-leaf greens)
Keep Your Roses Beautiful
- Refresh the water every day or two. No need to empty the vase and disturb the arrangement, just place the vase in your kitchen sink and use the spray nozzle to add more water slowly until the vase overflows and the old water is replaced.
- Keep the arrangement out of direct sunlight.
- Trim the stems again every three days.
- Display flowers in a cool spot. Winter means the heat's on – place them far away from furnace vents, electric baseboard heaters and radiators.
- Put the vase of roses "off stage" in your refrigerator each night when you go to bed. Letting them chill out this way really helps keep them going longer.


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Rumor: "Very Affordable" PS4 Based on AMD's A10 APU
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Keep in mind that the R520 architecture used in the 360 was replaced in the Radeon HD 2000 series, and PC's can't play Skyrim at console resolution with less than a Radeon HD 4890 (R700) (skyrim's minimum PC specs called for a 3600 series), the A10 APU's use AMD HD 6000 series GPUs.
Compare the Radean HD 2000 series against the 6000 series, that's the performance difference we should expect with the A10 in a console over a PC.
Edit* Got shown this years A10 APU's they are now using HD 7000 series graphics
its probably just an in-house dev codename. ps4 will most likely be the release name.
It's a completely different architecture. Very unlikely that it could run PS3 games, and PS2 only through software emulation like PCSX2 (so possible).
They could just graft a Cell on the side of the launch machines to allow them to run PS3 stuff, then remove it later on. Like they did with the PS3s and PS2 back compat. However, the PS3 GPU is Nvidia, but this is ATI GPU. You'd have to hide that from games that are trying to bang on the hardware directly, which seems tough. So you'd also have to include the PS3 GPU. As focused as they are on cost, this seems really unlikely.
Yeah, I can't really see Sony duct taping a PS3 to the PS4.
If the PS4 or Orbis or whatever they decide to name it, doesn't have backwards compatibility, then when they do release the next version of the PlayStation network, they will need an extensive library of PS3 games at VERY cheap prices to compensate. Including a wider selection of PS2 and 1 games.
I think it was TB that said a consoles early life not only depends on it's launch titles, but what else can be played on it. Because the former will be likely a very limited selection.
That's true. I love my PS consoles and I don't really wanna have to give them up. PC gaming is just as expensive because you gotta have a top notch computer to play properly and those can be $1000. And you also might wanna update them every so often because computers turn obsolete way faster than systems.
And about the software, as much as I like to complain about it, if the console is affordable, I might just get it and a couple of games. I mean, when I got my Final fantasy XII Collector's Edition for 60 bucks for the PS2, I remember thinking 60 bucks was a lot! And that I shouldn't spend that much on games. And here we are, 2012 where I'm buying not only games worth $60 but CE that are worth around $150 (Damn you, Bioshock!).
Again, a theory but if they turn out to cost $70 or $80, I will probably have to wait a year before playing the game and then get it when it's way cheaper. For example, Rage, Dragon Age 2, AC: Brohood, Rayman Origins, Final Fantasy XIII-2 and many more games are now less than $30. And they're good games! Most of them came out about a year ago.
If they're really switching from a RISC based CPU architecture to a CISC based CPU architecture then they won't be able to offer backward compatability without using some heavy weight emulation software... and an AMD APU isn't something I'd want to try running that on.
Yeah but if you look at what's been happening with 'improvements and added features' in the console ecologies, it's pretty clear that neither Sony nor Microsoft have any interested in keeping that sort of limited task environment. They want their consoles to be a household's single sourcepoint/gateway for entertainment and social media and to compete against other platforms/devices, especially when it comes to interoperability, it's going to require a serious investment in expanding the potential available resources.
if their smart they will offer a 'premium' edition that supports full backwards comparability..... for a price
If too many people go that route, Sony will be fucked. They need new game sales to offset their inevitable subsidising of the Orbis/PS4 because without using the Loss Leader sales model for their console they'll never get any market penetration (the console will be too expensive for most people to bother with).
They seemed really keen on game streaming when they bought Gaikai. I know it's not set in stone and probably has a lot they have to work out, but again... they don't have to worry about making it compatible if it's being streamed. If they can get that to work well, backwards compatibility becomes moot.
Then it's just a matter of how they distribute it.
Well that's depressing; PC gamers have been waiting for years for the console designers to get off their arses and bring an offering that will finally move game developers on from graphics that have to run on 5+ year old hardware, and now we find out that the PS4/Orbis/Whatever is going to be running on an AMD A10, a CPU with a 3.8GHz base clock based on the horrible Piledriver architecture?
My "budget" gaming rig from two years ago with an overclocked Phenom II quad-core CPU can happily keep up with Piledriver rigs built today, and they get chewed to pieces by even the midrange of Intel's designs. And that's assuming they use the A10-5800K as the basis for the Orbis; there's the 3.4GHz 5700K model to think about as well.
You can put as much RAM in the thing as you like, if it's running what amounts to a last-gen midrange CPU and GPU it's still going to be rubbish.
You just made my brain short circuit.
SuperFX was an add on chip on the SNES, not the n64, utilized in such games as StarFox (the most well known), DirtTrax FX, and Stunt Race FX. You're thinking of the 4MB 'Expansion Pak' for the n64 that allowed for higher res textures on the system.
Hopefully my brain is now fixed.
I mostly agree with you, but you're wrong on the cost of a PC. A $600 PC has you set for at least a few years without an upgrade these days, assuming you build it yourself. $1000 is way overkill on that. Considering that most people need a computer anyway for word processing and web browsing, that amounts to an extra $200 over what a Facebook and Microsoft Word machine would set you back. Not a lot, considering how much consoles cost.
As for the price of games, I agree with you. Problem is I've /always/ bought games used and after discounts, aside from a few titles from companies that are known for small runs that don't really drop in price and are almost impossible to find used -- and I haven't even bought one of those at full price since the PS2 was a current system. It wouldn't be so bad if it was my only hobby, but every time I look at a $60 game, I think "That's three full priced movies, 12+ bargain bin movies, or lord only knows how many used movies. Why on earth would I pay that for one game?" This industry is really pricing people out of the market, and it's going to bite them in the butt eventually.
Sounds pretty good.
So it won't cost 10 million dollars?
Not that it will matter. In Iceland people overcharge so much for everything that the retailers and stores that will sell it here will no doubt try to charge the same for it as they did with the PS3.
Personally, I'm a bit concerned about the AMD APU being put in. How exactly is integrated graphics going to stack up against any other machine that uses a dedicated card? Sure the integration might be "higher than average," but in a battle against an actual graphics card, the APU loses. Just about every time. It doesn't matter how much RAM you throw at it, because it just gets redundant and pointless. Maybe I'm being paranoid here, but it seems a bit odd to me when a gaming machine doesn't separate it's processor from it's graphics, so unless they're planning on cross-firing it with another card, I'm remaining skeptical on this one. I understand that they're saving a ton of money by not having a graphics card, but this seems really weird to me.
I'm not a huge tech enthusiast, so if anyone could enlighten me on why they would do this (besides cost), that would be greatly appreciated.
HAHAHAHAHA welcome to Australia, where games are always $80+
Not if you looking to let your customers multitask until they are blue in the face.
Well, there are only 2 real reasons for using an APU: price and space.
Forgoing a dedicated GPU card for an on-die GPU allows you to use far less internal space in your platform...
... but it comes at the cost of less power and more heat (you can shift around exactly how much for each but they still remain) because of the problems of being on the same die as the CPU, meaning they're sharing the same cooling system and in extremely close proximity to each other.
Except for when they're more than $80
Not if the console is expected to last 10 years.
Errr ...
Are you sure?
Anyway, what's your point? :P I don't get it.
It better have full backwards compatibility, otherwise it's just a fancy paperweight as far as I can see.
Right I forgot the new ones rolled out, I was looking at last years list... Regardless, my point was about how the A10 APU is using GPU tech 6 generations newer than what is in the 360. Any fear that the A10 APU will be underpowered is misplaced, especially if your looking at how it performs on win7 systems.
And welcome to America, where the minimum wage is only $7.25 an hour, and even "real" jobs don't pay as much as equivalent jobs in Australia. I saw a thread a while back where someone broke it down into two statistics: how many bottles of soda you could buy with the money, and how many packs of cigarettes you could buy with it. Both showed that Australians were, for all intents of purposes, getting screwed to exactly the same degree as Americans are. No less, but no more, either.
Damn that is a low wage, at least eBay exists so she can buy games cheap
They are putting their money on the latter as well. Its impossible to read the third parties (although lets just say I wouldn't be suprised to hear the words "Kingdom Hearts 3 launching as PsOrbis launch title"), but at present, they have Guerilla, Sucker Punch, Polyphony Digital, SCE London and about Half of Naughty Dog working on next gen games, and have been for a while.
Unless you have a Ps3. In which case, games from Hong Kong are $49.99
ozgameshop.com is around that price, as for pc well let's just say I never pay more than $30-40 for a new game, unless its a collector's edition box copy from retail.
But a good chunk of that being the cost of BD.
Of course, if US prices go to 80, what do you think will happen to AU prices?
Australian retailers like their markups.
Yeah but it's a mid-range GPU, and even then it's the lower powered D series version more akin to the M series versions made for laptops than the 'standard' versions made for discrete GPU cards.
I dunno... you might be underestimating the effects things such as switching CPU architecture and the inherent problems of APUs (they're bastards for heat management) will have on the traditional resource efficiency of consoles, not to mention fundamental shift in design theory from 'gaming machine' to 'home entertainment and social media centre (oh yeah, they still play games, I guess, if that's your thing)' that we've seen happening.
Not reallly, the games have fallen relatively recently from about $100 a game to $80 a game for new.
Yet the average American wage is about 15-20% higher than the Aussie average wage, and that's calculated in 'international dollars' which are based on the purchasing power of the US dollar.
Have you got a source on that? Because I've always understood Australians made more in general. They have to, because the cost of living over there is through the roof compared to what it is in the US. Video games are hardly the only thing that you guys get charged more for.
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plots several functions fi.
plots fi with features defined by the symbolic wrapper w.
takes the variable x to be in the geometric region reg.
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- LogLogPlot effectively generates a curve in which Log[f] is plotted against Log[x], but with tick marks indicating the original values of f and x.
- LogLogPlot makes power-law functions appear as straight lines.
- LogLogPlot evaluates f at different values of x to create a smooth curve of the form {x,f[x]}.
- Gaps are left at any x where the fi evaluate to anything other than positive real numbers or
- The limits xmin and xmax can be real numbers or Quantity expressions.
- The region reg can be any RegionQ object in 1D.
- LogLogPlot treats the variable x as local, effectively using Block.
- LogLogPlot has attribute HoldAll and evaluates f only after assigning specific numerical values to x.
- In some cases, it may be more efficient to use Evaluate to evaluate f symbolically before specific numerical values are assigned to x.
- The following wrappers w can be used for the fi:
Annotation[fi,label] provide an annotation for the fi Button[fi,action] evaluate action when the curve for fi is clicked Callout[fi,label] label the function with a callout Callout[fi,label,pos] place the callout at relative position pos EventHandler[fi,events] define a general event handler for fi Hyperlink[fi,uri] make the function a hyperlink Labeled[fi,label] label the function Labeled[fi,label,pos] place the label at relative position pos Legended[fi,label] identify the function in a legend PopupWindow[fi,cont] attach a popup window to the function StatusArea[fi,label] display in the status area on mouseover Style[fi,styles] show the function using the specified styles Tooltip[fi,label] attach a tooltip to the function Tooltip[fi] use functions as tooltips
- Wrappers w can be applied at multiple levels:
w[fi] wrap the fi w[{f1,…}] wrap a collection of fi w1[w2[…]] use nested wrappers
- Callout, Labeled, and Placed can use the following positions pos:
Automatic automatically placed labels Above, Below, Before, After positions around the curve x near the curve at a position x Scaled[s] scaled position s along the curve {s,Above},{s,Below},… relative position at position s along the curve {pos,epos} epos in label placed at relative position pos of the curve
- LogLogPlot has the same options as Graphics, with the following additions and changes:
AspectRatio 1/GoldenRatio ratio of height to width Axes True whether to draw axes ClippingStyle None what to draw where curves are clipped » ColorFunction Automatic how to determine the coloring of curves ColorFunctionScaling True whether to scale arguments to ColorFunction PlotLabel None overall label for the plot PlotLabels None labels to use for curves EvaluationMonitor None expression to evaluate at every function evaluation Exclusions Automatic points in x to exclude ExclusionsStyle None what to draw at excluded points Filling None filling to insert under each curve FillingStyle Automatic style to use for filling LabelingSize Automatic maximum size of callouts and labels MaxRecursion Automatic the maximum number of recursive subdivisions allowed Mesh None how many mesh points to draw on each curve MeshFunctions {#1&} how to determine the placement of mesh points MeshShading None how to shade regions between mesh points MeshStyle Automatic the style for mesh points Method Automatic the method to use for refining curves PerformanceGoal $PerformanceGoal aspects of performance to try to optimize PlotLegends None legends for curves PlotPoints Automatic initial number of sample points PlotRange {Full,Automatic} the range of y or other values to include PlotRangeClipping True whether to clip at the plot range PlotStyle Automatic graphics directives to specify the style for each curve PlotTheme $PlotTheme overall theme for the plot RegionFunction (True&) how to determine whether a point should be included TargetUnits Automatic units to display in the plot WorkingPrecision MachinePrecision the precision used in internal computations
- Possible settings for ClippingStyle are:
Automatic use a dotted line for the clipped portion None omit the clipped portion of the curve style use style for the clipped portion
- With the default settings Exclusions->Automatic and ExclusionsStyle->None, LogLogPlot breaks curves at discontinuities and singularities it detects. Exclusions->None joins across discontinuities and singularities.
- Exclusions->{x1,x2,…} is equivalent to Exclusions->{x==x1,x==x2,…}.
- PlotLegends->"Expressions" uses the fi as the legend text.
- LogLogPlot initially evaluates f at a number of equally spaced sample points specified by PlotPoints. Then it uses an adaptive algorithm to choose additional sample points, subdividing a given interval at most MaxRecursion times.
- Since only a finite number of sample points are used, it is possible for LogLogPlot to miss features of f. Increasing the settings for PlotPoints and MaxRecursion will often catch such features.
- Themes that affect curves include:
"ThinLines" thin plot lines "MediumLines" medium plot lines "ThickLines" thick plot lines
- The arguments supplied to functions in MeshFunctions and RegionFunction are x, y. Functions in ColorFunction are by default supplied with scaled versions of these arguments.
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