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Assegai HD's reputation?
23rd October 2008, 10:55 PM
Is Assegai being abused and overrated in HD like it was in Pulse? I REALLY want a fresh start with this team.
23rd October 2008, 11:43 PM
"DeaFen0" used the thread title: "Too lazy to search... So I'll Just Ask."
Not the best title to let people know what you're looking for. I've gone to the trouble to provide you with a better one.
24th October 2008, 02:13 AM
Is Assegai being abused and overrated in HD like it was in Pulse? I REALLY want a fresh start with this team.
really??? didnt know assegai was overused. :? And I agree with lance, stop being lazy!
24th October 2008, 03:31 AM
All I can tell you is that using Assegai isn't very ''original'' from what I've seen. However it isn't overrated, it's a good ship (All the ships are good).
24th October 2008, 04:20 AM
thats right xavier, there is no over powered ship in HD, its all how you race them, contrary to some opinion on my loyalty to feisar, i still smoke people on the track, even as the slowest ship, and have been doing it for years. its all about your play style my friend
24th October 2008, 10:05 AM
I agree that Assegai is totally overplayed by everyone and their mother in wipEout HD. I wish it was more of an underground team, but as it seems it has turned into the fan-favorite. Oh well - I still won't switch just for the sake of being original. I'll just pretend everyone is using Assegai because they want to be like me ;)
And hey, I used Assegai first :P
24th October 2008, 10:59 AM
No, I used it first! ...
24th October 2008, 12:21 PM
I changed my allegiance from AG-SYS to Assegai back with w3o, and never looked back since...
24th October 2008, 12:30 PM
Their clearly overused simply because the starts show them as identical to Feisar, except better in one aspect (couldnt say off the top of my head which one, i dont really use either...). Having a whopping 7/8 racers in a game using assegai is always funny.
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24th October 2008, 12:34 PM
Oh yeah well I use them constantly from the day I unlocked them in WO3... so.....MINE!
Sometimes there seems to be a lot of people using it but then I've had races where its me in Assegai surrounded by 6 Feisars, yes really. Assegai is not overrated.
Usually these clueless people who take it get whats coming to them, eliminated.
24th October 2008, 04:11 PM
Give it a month mate. Icarus will be the most over-rated team in WO HD. Assagai is just the flavour of the month
24th October 2008, 05:22 PM
yes i think the same , there's something wrong in a good way with icaras , this isn't absolutely a complain ( it's one of my favourite team ever )
24th October 2008, 06:16 PM
I think a lot of people are defaulting to Asegai due to it's high handling and quick jump.
Personally, I'm using Mirage as I just like the feeling. I will use Assegai if I'm playing a tourney of Chenghou, Sebenco, Sol and then the reverses, as the extra handling is mighty nice without sacrificing top end and acceleration.
24th October 2008, 06:33 PM
Well, in Speed Laps and Time Trials Icaras will obviously the best ship to get good times with, especially if you consider that Piranha handles like a brick and doesn't have the acceleration Icaras has. At least it seems to be that way, maybe it's too early too say. Usually a skilled player will get better times in a faster ship than a skilled player in a more maneouverable ship (say, Assegai/Mirage/Ag-Systems). Tame the beast. :P
However in Multiplayer I wouldn't pick an Icaras at Phantom speeds much. Not enough shield ;)
24th October 2008, 06:46 PM
Rubix, I'd say I'm the same when it comes to the feeling of a craft. I find craft like Assegai too light for me, if I'm not trying to haul the arse-end of a freight train around a corner it just doesn't feel right. But the logic is there to explain the abundance of Assegai on the grid online, most people start off in a high handling craft and see the Assegai as the perfect balance. Whether they'll ever really get to grips with the airbrakes though is another story.
24th October 2008, 07:01 PM
it's something strange to explain but i feel better whe i race with ship like auricom or piranha sometimes , when i use feisar for exemple i do much mistake in turns than when i race less friendly handling ship, it was more or less the same in wo3 , i like to call it " assegai syndrome " when a ship has too much handling and sensibility and tend to "overturn" when you do a turn or a corner
don't know if i've explain myself well
24th October 2008, 07:12 PM
Yes you have, overturning is very easy to do in Feisar, AG, Assegai.
Really I think it's probably because so many of the WO Zone members race Assegai, and beat people online by 10 seconds or more consistently. These people then start racing Assegai, etc, etc, etc.
24th October 2008, 07:19 PM
no but i mean that sometimes i get racelines wrong or smack in the turn ( or after a good turn) because of the excessive turn radius of certain ship, do you can undestand what i mean ? it happens to me in the old days of wo3 everytime i race with assegai
24th October 2008, 07:29 PM
Personally, I'm using Mirage as I just like the feeling.
I am using Mirage online due also to the good feeling i got with it.
Offline it depends on the tracks ( icaras on easy tracks , others on hardest ones)
24th October 2008, 08:39 PM
Yes you have, overturning is very easy to do in Feisar, AG, Assegai.
And from my experience, it's easy to overdo it with a Goteki 45. It feels like a brick going into the corner... then when you think you're going to have time to avoid the inside wall when you straighten out, the 10 in acceleration kicks in and it plows you into the wall. Then if I try to correct, I usually end up overcompensating and hitting the outside wall...
Or maybe I'm just a bad pilot? Anyway, I was struggling last night on Outpost 7 (Pulse) with Goteki 45 and Triakis. I gave the Assegai a shot, and I nailed it. :D
What I can't understand is all these people flying EG-X. Is there something special about it? It seems rather mediocre to me - it isn't super fast, doesn't have super good handling, and doesn't accellerate exceptionally well.
24th October 2008, 08:42 PM
Or maybe I'm just a bad pilot?I wouldn't say bad, but it is possible to do the O7 turns even with a Piranha, so it's just practice. If you keep on practising with Goteki or Triakis, you'll nail these turns eventually :) They can all do it, just not exactly the same way.
25th October 2008, 11:47 PM
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26th October 2008, 12:34 AM
For one moment I thought I had double posted :O
Woow, another one from Montreal, and in G45 no less! :hyper
I think that's three people from Mtl registered here, we've got to get something going someday :D
Welcome to WipeoutZone BentoBako ;) (Ou bienvenue si tu parles français)
26th October 2008, 12:34 AM
it's something strange to explain but i feel better whe i race with ship like auricom or piranha sometimes , when i use feisar for exemple i do much mistake in turns than when i race less friendly handling ship, it was more or less the same in wo3 , i like to call it " assegai syndrome " when a ship has too much handling and sensibility and tend to "overturn" when you do a turn or a corner
don't know if i've explain myself well
I'm the same - I was using Assegai all the time time at first, but I've gone off it because it feels a bit too lightweight, it flicks around too much. In online games I've been using Qirex more and more these days as it's got a meatier feel to it, also in the inevitable first-lap scrum it can hold it's own against everything except Triakis, plus it looks v.cool in the second skin.
26th October 2008, 03:23 PM
For one moment I thought I had double posted :O
Woow, another one from Montreal, and in G45 no less! :hyper
I think that's three people from Mtl registered here, we've got to get something going someday :D
Welcome to WipeoutZone BentoBako ;) (Ou bienvenue si tu parles français)
Lol thanks :D
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27th October 2008, 02:28 PM
What I can't understand is all these people flying EG-X. Is there something special about it? It seems rather mediocre to me - it isn't super fast, doesn't have super good handling, and doesn't accellerate exceptionally well.
eg-x is a strange beast, i swear sometimes i feel it more heavy and whimy than piranha or triakis
don't know if it's just me...
29th October 2008, 03:12 PM
I made this after I got the game: Analysis of teams (http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pKTyKOdcGbzQAZP5qDoUvBg).
If we imagine that the teams are put together by spending points on the 4 traits (Thrust, Handling, Shields and Speed), it seems that the first three are all worth the same amount, while Speed costs more (and from playing around it looks like a cost 1.66 times more is the sweet spot).
This shows is how many points each team is worth under various conditions. The main columns being Speed-Weighted Total (which is the total point cost of the team assuming speed costs more), Speed Weighted No Shields (which disregards shield costs - applicable for Time Trial or Speed Lap) and Joint Band, which is a sort of average of those two. I've left the main table sorted by Speed Weighted No Shields, which is the category I'd use to judge by. Not entirely accurate to do so, of course; shields should probably be treated as a threshold value: based on whether you've got enough shields to finish the race or not, but I think that is too fuzzy to base stats off; I'm sticking to the numbers here :) I don't have enough experience racing online to see whether Icaras would dominate (my hunch was that it would, but from comments here it doesn't seem to yet.)
Anyway, have a look and make your own conclusions, but personally I think Assegai is definitely a very strong team. Not sure that that's why so many people pick it - I think it's more likely that new players choose it since it's stats look the best in the starting lineup (it basically looks like a fast version of AG-Systems). I picked Assegai because the ship look the coolest :/
29th October 2008, 08:38 PM
So by these calculations Goteki is a poor team?
I'm sorry, but I and those that have been behind me during races can beg to differ :D
29th October 2008, 09:05 PM
Personally, I don't think stats mean anything here. It's all down to each pilot's way of flying, personal preference. And that's really the way it should be - a perfect balance. I don't know yet if SL really pulled it off with HD (and I don't think Feisar can really be competitive in TT, but I might be wrong here), but it seems pretty damn close. Keeps the records from being dominated by one ship, and also gives everyone the chance to be flying their personal favorite ship and still be competitive. :+
29th October 2008, 10:27 PM
Yes I also agree the balance is really well done, I have yet to find a ship that is blatantly overpowered or underpowered in both Pulse and HD.
29th October 2008, 11:14 PM
Yeah, for example, I LOVE how Goteki rips through the corners, and giving AG Systems top-props seems a bit cheap. They all seem pretty good, and if any ship was too good, I'd say it'd either be Icaras or Pirahna. I mean, with a bit of skill, you'd be a force to reckon with, right?
30th October 2008, 01:37 AM
i don't think much judgement can be placed on the stats alone. If the numbers actually meant something, harimau would be pretty redundant as assegai has the same stats +1 speed. I think a ships traits are determined by a combination, i know i can turn a triakis better than an eg-x, and i think that has something to do with the acceleration. A triakis will maintain/slow down more in a corner, while an eg-x or goteki will keep trying to accelarate, and then push you wider, which makes it feel stiffer. But if its just a slight turn the eg-x will feel lighter. It all comes down to the ship you get used to, because you learn its traits regardless of what the stats tell you. Even tough triakis has one of the ****test handlings, i don't notice it unless in phantom, and i'm sure if i practiced more i would think it was as nimble as a feisar :)
30th October 2008, 09:29 AM
You're right, Triakis is actually quite forgiving in HD, due to - like you said - losing speed instantly when initiating a turn, hence making the turn easier. Piranha is the real brick this time around.
One thing that really makes a big difference to me in HD for the first time, is the width of the ships. For example, I really like the acceleration and turning behaviour of Goteki and Mirage, but I can't seem to get comfortable with them because they just seem so wide to me. I just can't fit them through spots I would navigate easily with my Assegai. I wonder if this was on purpose by the devs...
30th October 2008, 10:21 AM
Qirex in HD seems very long and fat, and it seems more of a squeeze to get it through places like the last left/right of Sol2. But I remember someone from SL saying all ships in Pulse actually had the same size "hitbox", despite appearances suggesting otherwise.
30th October 2008, 10:24 AM
You sure about that? because it sure doesn't feel like it!
30th October 2008, 10:54 AM
Not sure at all, at least with HD. I was surprised when I read that about Pulse. I tried a search for the post but didn`t find it. I agree it doesn`t feel like it.
30th October 2008, 01:43 PM
Racing using the internal cam makes me believe this. The screen size is always the same, and no matter what ship it is, you hit the wall at the same point.
I'm betting in external view, it's just that you want to believe what your eyes are telling you.
30th October 2008, 02:28 PM
They all seem pretty good, and if any ship was too good, I'd say it'd either be Icaras or Pirahna.
Whilst Icaras is super fast you do have to absorb almost every item to survive, especcially in a Phantom race. I suppose it all depends on how many times you hit the wall in a race and how many barrel rolls you do. Icaras is only 'too good' if you use it well. You could say the same for any ship really.
30th October 2008, 03:26 PM
Not sure at all, at least with HD. I was surprised when I read that about Pulse. I tried a search for the post but didn`t find it.
I guess you were looking for this comment by Egg concerning Pulse:
This will probably shatter a few illusions, but all the craft fit into exactly the same box. It speeds up the collision calculations, I think, and it's one less thing to worry about when balancing all the ships.
31st October 2008, 09:36 AM
i think all the ships are the same width, it's just the camera angle. On the smaller ships it seems to sit further back, while on the bigger ships it's right on top.
1st November 2008, 04:44 AM
What's all this talk about Assegai? Icarus is clearly the best. ;-)
1st November 2008, 05:15 AM
Icarus is dead; long live Icaras. :D
1st November 2008, 08:39 AM
I have to say (Shields face) I do like the look of Assegai, something about it looks cool to me the cockpit I like.
I do like all the craft except Mirage, I'm not a fan of the bug look.
Icaras I like too, I don't know why but it reminds me of 70's muscle car. If you saw it sitting there you know it's a beast without even moving.
2nd November 2008, 08:54 PM
I've never actually seen a race where more than two people used Assegai, actually...although they've been one of my favourite teams ever since my first two Wipeout titles, Pure and Pulse...so I have used them on occasion...
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Esben and the Witch are a British three piece rock band formed in Brighton in 2008 consisting of Rachel Davies vocals, bass, Thomas Fisher guitar, and Daniel Copeman drums, electronics - formerly guitar Their name comes from the Danish fairytale, "Esben and the Witch"
After a self-released 33 EP in 2009 and a limited seven-inch single "Lucia, at the Precipice" in February 2010, the band signed with Matador Records The band's debut single for the label, "Marching Song", was released in October 2010, followed by their debut album Violet Cries in January 2011 The band's second album, Wash the Sins Not Only the Face, was released in January 2013 In June 2014 the band announced their third album A New Nature, the first to be released on their own Nostromo Records label The band signed to independent French metal label, Season of Mist, in July 2016
- 1 History
- 11 Formation and Violet Cries 2008-2011
- 12 Wash the Sins Not Only the Face 2012-2013
- 2 Use of music in popular culture
- 3 Musical style
- 4 Discography
- 5 References
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Formation and Violet Cries 2008-2011Rachel Davies and Daniel Copeman performing at the Psychedelic Double Bubble, Brighton 2009
Esben and the Witch formed in 2008 when Daniel Copeman moved from Southampton to Brighton and met Thomas Fisher and they began making some music, eventually they decided they wanted a vocalist and held auditions which were unsuccessful Thomas Fisher bumped into his old friend Rachel Davies, who had just graduated from Brighton University, and asked her if she would like to join the group and she accepted In 2009 the band recorded their first EP, 33, and released it the same year, the EP gathered attention around the band and in 2010 they contributed their song "Skeleton Swoon" on volume 3 of the Dance to the Radio label's 4 x 12" Shortly after that they released their first official single Lucia, at the Precipice in February on limited edition seven-inch vinyl on the Too Pure singles club, an accompanying video was also released
In 2010, the band signed to Matador Records and began work on their debut album, Violet Cries, in March 2010 They released their second single "Marching Song" in October, the single went at number 50 in the Billboard Hot Singles Sales On 31 January they released Violet Cries shortly after the band's shortlisting in the BBC's Sound of 2011 poll The album was critically acclaimed and went at number 13 in the UK Indie Chart, Allmusic awarded it three and a half stars out of five, calling it "a promising and often captivating debut" NME said it was "gothic but not goth" giving it 8/10 After the release of the album they went on to release two more singles off the album, "Warpath" and "Chorea" In November 2011 they released the Hexagons EP as a digital download
Wash the Sins Not Only the Face 2012-2013
In 2012 the band began work on writing the new material for the album, unlike their debut album, Violet Cries 2011, the lyrics were written solely by Davies The writing for the album was done while they were isolated in a cottage in East Sussex The songs were first recorded live in the studio, Davies said that they wanted the album to have a "warmer" sound They co-produced the album with Tom Morris, saying that "It was great to have someone else in the process, actually, which is something which – again – we hadn't done"Thomas Fisher at Melting Sounds Festival in Essen, Germany
In October they announced Wash the Sins Not Only the Face along with promotional single "Deathwaltz" They felt this was a good bridge between their first album to their second, later in December 2012 an accompanying video was released directed by Sim Warren It was released on 21 January 2013 on CD, digital download and a deluxe LP version of the album was also released, which features the LP and CD version of the album and a bonus 7" The lyrics seems to be a semi-concept album as it is meant to be a journey and each song represents part of that journey A lot of the lyrics were inspired by books and poems such as Despair by Vladimir Nabokov and The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost The album was critically acclaimed, NME said "Call it highbrow, call it highfalutin, but with Wash The Sins…, Esben are carving hulking tablets of stone boasting that intellect is nothing to be scared of No amount of splashing can scrub that out" giving it 7/10, and Clash said "everything about this album is bigger than what has gone before and reveals an energised band with a real belief in what they're doing Quite right too" In July, they performed a live score for the film La Antena at the East End Film Festival Wash The Sins proved to be the band's final album with Matador, announcing their departure alongside their PledgeMusic campaign in February 2014
Use of music in popular culture
The band's music has been used in a variety of TV shows across the world, most notably "Marching Song" on Beavis and Butt-head, Ringer and in a number of show trailers "Despair", "When That Head Splits", "Shimmering" and "Smashed To Pieces In The Still of the Night" have been used in Waterloo Road during series 8 and "Smashed to Pieces" in the trailer for Series 7 of Skins
Musical style
The band's music has been described as "electronic dubstep soundscapes" and "Radiohead without the mithering, goth stripped of unnecessary melodrama", with Davies' vocals compared to Siouxsie Sioux and PJ Harvey The Quietus called it "perfect gothic pop" The band themselves once described their music as "nightmare pop" around the release of the '33' but have attempted to avoid genre classification since With A New Nature, Rachel Davies alluded to wanting to have a less electronic feel with further emphasis on the rock element of the band
DiscographyMain article: Esben and the Witch discography
- Violet Cries 2011
- Wash the Sins Not Only the Face 2013
- A New Nature 2014
- Older Terrors 2016
- ^ a b Phares, Heather "Esben and the Witch - Music Biography, Credits and Discography" AllMusic Retrieved 2013-02-06
- ^ a b "Ones To Watch 2010: Esben And The Witch", Clash, 21 January 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ Lester, Paul 2009 "New band of the day: Esben and the Witch No 635", The Guardian, 25 September 2009 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ Meighan, Nicola 2010 "Exposure: Esben and the Witch", The List, 29 April 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ "The Quietus - News - Esben And The Witch Announce New Album" The Quietus Retrieved 15 October 2014
- ^ http://season-of-mistcom/bands/esben-and-the-witch Missing or empty |title= help
- ^ "Just Because - Shows - Esben The Witch" Justbecausech Retrieved 2013-04-09
- ^ "Esben and the Witch - Lucia, at the Precipice" YouTube 2010-02-24 Retrieved 2013-04-09
- ^ "Marching Song Hot Singles Sales" Billboard Retrieved 16 June 2013
- ^ Phares, Heather "Violet Cries Review", Allmusic Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ "Esben and the Witch Slow Wave" Clash Retrieved 14 June 2013
- ^ "track-by-track guide to Wash the Sins Not Only the Face" Official Esben and the Witch Facebook page 11 February 2013 Retrieved 14 June 2013
- ^ Hewitt, Ben 18 January 2013 "Esben And The Witch - 'Wash The Sins Not Only The Face'" NME Retrieved 25 January 2013
- ^ "Esben And The Witch - Wash The Sins Not Only The Face" Clash Magazine Retrieved 15 October 2014
- ^ "Esben and the Witch" PledgeMusic Retrieved 15 October 2014
- ^ Cripps, Charlotte 2010 "'You heard them here first' - London festival keeps picking the hits", The New Zealand Herald, 30 July 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ Turner, Luke 2010 "Live Review: Esben And The Witch, Madame JoJo's, London Tuesday, January 5", NME, 12 January 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ "Field Day 2010: A Mix From Esben & The Witch", The Quietus, 29 July 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ Tesco, Lucy 2010 "Esben & The Witch, Madame Jojo's, London", This Is Fake DIY, 5 January 2010 Retrieved 24 March 2013
- ^ Cummings, Bill 2014 "INTERVIEW: Esben and the Witch: "I was getting a little disenchanted with boring wet music I wanted something with some kind of punch to it!"", God Is in the TV Zine, 19 August 2014 Retrieved 19 October 2014
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2005-02-26 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: ..ah..How about.. uum...You can kill the protest, but you can't kill the protester?
2005-02-26 [The evil environmentalist]: Other way around "you can kill the protester, but you can't kill the protest" "you can murder the rebel, but you can't murder the rebellion" "You can slice my ears from my head, but you can't shut out the sounds of the truth" Bitch!
2005-02-26 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: Damn't I always to that ><
2005-02-26 [The evil environmentalist]: Im out
2005-02-26 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: I broke into your house last night, I took your favorite pair of underwear. I wore on head. I said to myslef. What foolish to game to be played.
2005-02-27 [The evil environmentalist]: Isn't he an idiot?
2005-02-27 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: ..no?
2005-03-18 [morannon]: strong words here hahaha u allways fight every time i look at this wiki there allways a fight ^_^
2005-03-18 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: Who the fuck are you?
2005-03-21 [The evil environmentalist]: Calm down he-bitch. calm down
2005-03-21 [Like A Rolling Stone.]: I was just kidding, but who was he?
2005-03-21 [morannon]: i am ur shadow mohahahahahaah
2005-04-09 [Draconas Lyrr]: Final fantasy is coooooooool...
2005-04-12 [imsdal]: wow, you're on every single ff-page, Great Sage! Oo
2005-04-14 [Draconas Lyrr]: lol, I know, that's how much I like FF
2007-02-13 [That One Fat Bastard]: <joinforum:2213:Vivi> (Final Fantasy lovers) this is my forum, please take a look. It is for anyone who likes final fantasy and post for help in any final fantasys.
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The County Attorney directs an office of over 230 attorneys and staff who ensure that citizens and taxpayers are protected in complex legal matters. To guide and evaluate the work of attorneys and staff, the County Attorney should have DECADES of legal experience and a DETAILED PLAN for ensuring that our criminal justice system is fair.
In addition to enacting my 13-point reform plan, as County Attorney I'll also work to ensure that EVERYONE in our community is protected in the face of other ongoing challenges to our quality of life, and that systemic bias is rooted out WHEREVER it is found.
Climate Change Accountability
Climate change is the most significant issue of our time. In August 2019, Travis County joined with hundreds of other local governments across the country and declared a climate emergency. As extreme weather becomes the norm, taxpayer costs associated with flooding, fires, displaced persons and other climate-related problems have significantly increased. I support Travis County joining other governmental units in litigation against major contributors to climate change. This litigation is similar to previous lawsuits against big tobacco and opioid manufacturers and the goal is to recoup taxpayer costs associated with climate change and incentivize polluters to rollout clean energy technology before it is too late.
Fast, Fair & Bias-Free Legal Service
Misdemeanors comprise 80 percent of all criminal charges, and a disproportionate number are brought against people from marginalized communities. A person with a misdemeanor on their record can face a number of problems including disqualification from student loans, housing, certain jobs, professional and trade credentials and favorable immigration status. While the Travis County Attorney's Office has high standards, it must respond to increased numbers of cases and changing community expectations. I support improvements to case intake, diversion programs, removing impediments to speedy trials, improvements to prosecutor and victim services training and expunction assistance for those who cannot afford a lawyer. I also support technological solutions to victim and witness coordination and contact. For those who wish to turn their lives around, my goal is to restore them to productivity as soon as possible. For victims, it is crucial that public resources be focused on serious crimes such as family violence and DWI.
Mental Illness & Addiction Solutions
For many people, the jail is the mental hospital of last resort. I will explore and advocate for better options for people with mental illness or addiction, options that are not centered around the criminal justice system.
Diversion Programs
A person who has been charged with a misdemeanor is often at an entry stage in the criminal justice system. When possible, I want to give those who want to turn their lives around at this early stage the opportunity to do so.
Family Violence Resources
Victims of domestic violence are often re-victimized by their intimate partners and often have limited options for escape. I will prioritize additional resources and work for better communication and greater efficiency in this critical area.
"As a young activist, I was protesting for AIDS funding when police on
horseback tear gassed and trampled people to break up the crowd. I learned early on what it's like to have the system that's supposed to protect you turn against you. I've worked my whole life to make our justice system fairer. As County Attorney, I'll continue that fight. I ask for your vote."


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What is your reason?
Why would you run that far unless someone is chasing you?
Do you hear that question a lot from friends, family, co-workers? If so, join the club. Most people would not even think about attempting a half marathon let alone make the time, effort, and commitment it takes to get to the starting line. We all start off on this journey from vastly different places, with different goals, fitness levels, and reasons for going the distance. As you continue down the path of the endurance athlete, the answer to both questions above will undoubtedly change. Whatever your reason, whatever your goal, it is yours alone. It is real. It does not matter if you are running to set a world record, a personal best, to finish in front of your husband, to raise money for cancer, or to check it off the bucket list. Hold onto it and remember it come mile 11 when you know that the finish is close but it is not close enough. I have friends who coach younger athletes, high school and youth. Often they have to find ways to motivate their athletes to work harder, to push more. The one major difference in coaching adult runners is that I have never once had a tell an athlete to work harder or to just find some motivation. It's already there and if anything we as coaches have to slow people down, teach runners how to rest. You've already proven that you are a champion by undertaking the training and your self-motivation is the reason that's kept you moving forward.
Celebrating the gift
Many of you know me personally, we've logged more miles together on the banks of the Olentangy than we can count. Those of you that do, and those of you who read my posts, know that I'm a pretty open person. I'm a "sharer." Maybe I share too much, but that's what we do with all those hours on our feet. Running has taught me so much, and not just about myself as an athlete, mostly about people, life, and the sweet gift we are given. This season for me is so much different that any before it and I know that goes for hundreds of my fellow running buddies this Spring. In the past, I have run for personal best times or to qualify for a specific race or even as a stepping stone to a later race. I've run races to pace others and by far those have been the most fun. I've run for the medal, for the Boston qualifying time, for the glory in my own mind, or to prove something to myself. In the end, even the races where I've been running as a pacer, the races were for me. I do not believe that this is selfish. We all need the "me time "and how we choose to spend that time is our decision alone. You and I have chosen a lifestyle that moves. We journey together toward a race, but the true gift is the daily sunrise and the run that we are blessed to take each day. Some days they are blissful, others they frankly just hurt, right? But the constant is that we have the ability to go and do it, whenever and however we choose. To run is a gift and we receive it again and again every day. Our bodies and our minds grow stronger with each one and the celebration continues.
This year is different
This year is different. I have no goal time, only to run. I run for joy. I run for life. I run because others cannot. I may not run very fast, but that is not the point. I do not care what the clock says, only that it is running. My first race of this year will be in Utah, a few weeks after you all finish Cap City. I will talk to people along the course, smile at every photo op, and enjoy the movement because this year is different. I will cry I'm sure, but the tears will not linger. I will laugh though too because this is a celebration, a moving 26.2 mile tribute to life lived fully. Mine won't be the only one, of that I'm sure. Running mile 26 I will search my memory to find that huge smile, a smile so big that it cannot fade away. There is only one reason I need, because this year is different. On May 19th I will run for my friend.
Let YOUR reason pull you through
This is by far your biggest training week. You'll be doing your last truly long run and then the taper will begin. There will be times when you are tired or bored or just not in the mood. When those times hit, think back to the initial decision to start this journey. Whatever made you press that "register" button is still there in your mind. Let it be the strength you find when you can't seem to summon your own. You are all amazing and truly champions for taking on this challenge. Enjoy the last big week, recall the reason you started. Run healthy and I'll see you at the finish line on May 5th!
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This modern and perfectly oriented studio apartment, located in the newly launched West One development, is perfect for modern day professional living. Conveniently located in the heart of Gibraltar's commercial district. Morrison's, Ocean Village and Main Street, are all within a 5 minute radius of the property. The cleverly thought out configuration provides all the expected necessities, complimented with interiors that are crafted to the highest standards, showcasing the clever use of design in every detail. The living/bedroom area boasts; a bespoke built-in hidden bed unit with storage, a small but perfectly conceived kitchenette with Bosch fridge freezer, Siemens dishwasher, Siemens two ring electric hob and built-in Bosch microwave and a utility cupboard/storage room that houses a Siemens washer/dryer. The designer bathroom avails of a white Duravit toilet and hand basin, large walk-in shower with glass curtain and Hansgrohe fittings and heated towel rail. The property further benefits from recessed lighting, ducted Daikin reverse cycle air conditioning, beautiful neutral tiling and a fabulous communal pool.
New on the market and exclusive to Chestertons is this beautiful Southerly aspect that encompasses 180-degree views of the Rock, Africa, and the Bay of Gibraltar. Sat on a high floor, this two bedroom (converted from a one bed), one bathroom apartment is the perfect home in the heart of Gibraltar's commercial district. Boasting two double bedrooms, a large combined lounge/kitchen space, family bathroom and South facing balcony, the home further benefits from floor tiling throughout, ducted cooling system and the communal use of a pool and squash courts. Eurotowers popularity has long endured due to its convenient location and proximity to a whole host of retail, entertainment and public service amenities including Grand Casemates Square, Commonwealth Park, Queensway Quay Marina, Ocean Village, St Bernard's Hospital and local supermarket all of which are between a 5-15 minute walk on foot. Viewing highly recommended.
Three year residency required. Located in the well established family development of Montagu Gardens is this three bedroom, mid floor apartment which offers a light pleasant outlook. With planning consent the kitchen has been reconfigured boasting a spacious kitchen/ breakfast room with a utility area and opens onto a drying terrace. The added bonus with this apartment is that a GARAGE is included, which is something seen as quite rare in Gibraltar.
Exclusive to Chesterton as sole agents is this lovely one bedroom apartment in the ever popular and centrally located Watergardens development. Boasting a delightful 'L' shaped terrace with views of the town area, the marina and towards Spain. The property further comprises a fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a bright living / dining room and bathroom. Easy walking distance to the town centre amenities and the property comes with communal parking. Ideal either as a first time buy or for investment purposes. Early viewing essential.
Exclusive to Chestertons is this excellent apartment on Main Street, full of character. Nestled on the top floor of a beautifully maintained building with lift access, this wonderful apartment has all the charm of a Main Street apartment with its high ceilings and large rooms, finished with modern décor and amenities. Boasting two large double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and access to an external balcony, two fully tiled modern bathrooms (both en-suite), a large living/dining space with glass doors also leading to the external balcony and a large eat-in country style kitchen with Silestone worktops and Kosher ready. Positioned in the heart of town the location of this home couldn't be more convenient with a whole host of commercial and dining opportunities on your doorstep in addition to the popular areas of Casemates, Ocean Village, Kings Bastion and Queensway Quay being only a short walk away.
Luxury four bedroom two bathroom property located on the 5th Floor of Gibraltar's newest development Midtown, delivering the optimum standard in city living. Residents' will also benefit from splendid lobbies with dual high-speed elevators and concierge desk. The property further benefits from allocated parking, tranquil gardens and pool area.
Gibraltar three year residency required. Bright and airy three bedroom, one bathroom apartment located within this family orientated development within walking distance to the town centre and main shops. This apartment is on a low floor with a South aspect offering a pleasant outlook. It comprises of three spacious bedrooms with the master bedroom including fitted wardrobes, kitchen fully fitted and in a great condition large family bathroom, living room is very attractive due to the size and supernatural light it offers. Amenities include children's park and football pitch. Viewing is highly recommended. Priced to sell!
Chestertons is delighted to exclusively offer to market this bright and homely apartment in Gardiners View. With its three bedrooms, one bathroom with white Roca suite, large lounge/dining space with West facing balcony access and fully fitted shaker style eat-in kitchen and private parking means this perfectly formed property is the ideal purchase for those looking for the perfect family home. Furthermore, boasting a top floor position with triple aspect views to the Rock in the East, the South District and incredible Africa views and of course the beautiful vistas of the Bay to the West with the Strait and Spanish coastline makes this home a highly desirable prospect. Location is key with this home, being conveniently located in equal distance between the Town area and the desirable South District, and a very short walk to both the Alameda Gardens and Queensway Quay you are able to take advantage of everything that Gibraltar has to offer right on your doorstep.
Chestertons is excited to exclusively offer to market this delightful new property located in the super convenient West One development in the heart of Gibraltar's commercial district. Positioned on the end of a high floor with spectacular dual aspect South/Easterly views, this one bedroom, one bathroom home is a perfect example of executive city living. Boasting an open plan living/kitchen space with ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning, recessed lighting, modern tiled floor, and direct access via large glass sliding doors to a covered East facing balcony with incredible Rock and partial sea views. The kitchen space benefits from wall and floor mounted high gloss, soft close, handle-less cabinets with a beige/grey Silestone worktop and integrated appliances. The bright double bedroom boasts the most incredible dual aspect views to the South and the East with near 180 degree views of the Rock, Africa, the Strait and the Bay, creating the most delightful bright modern room. Further benefits include tiled flooring, fitted wardrobes, recessed lighting and ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning. The modern bathroom avails of a white Duravit suite with Hansgrohe fittings and includes toilet, wall mounted sink and large walk-in shower with glass sliding doors. The room is completed with recessed lighting, wall mounted towel rail, shaver point and is fully tiled. All of this plus the use of a fantastic communal pool and its ultra convenient location makes for a savvy buy whether you're looking for owner occupier or rental reasons. Viewing highly recommended.
A North facing one bedroom apartment on a high floor in West One, Eurotowers development. Located at the southern end of the existing Eurotowers, West One incorporates all the quality features of Eurotowers in a new modern eleven storey tower comprising apartments and commercial units. West One has been carefully designed to combine the advantages of affordable city living for today's executives with the lifestyle they demand and all in one central location. Featuring a designer kitchen, luxury bathroom, a swimming pool, restaurants & coffee shops and leisure areas, Ideal for a first time buyer or buy to let investor.
Wake up to the best Africa views imaginable whilst enjoying al fresco breakfast on a large terrace surrounded by tropical trees and plants. This stylish penthouse starts with a double door entry just outside the lift which takes you across the private lobby to two penthouses within the tower. Walk into this apartment at an elevated position with Africa before you, The open plan kitchen on your left, the lounge and dining area two steps down in front of you and the open plan stairs to your right. Complete with three bedrooms, three bathrooms (two of which are en--suite), walk-in wardrobe in master suite and separate laundry and utility room. Further benefits include direct access to communal pool on the same floor, one parking space, solar panels on the roof for water heating meaning low utility bills and air conditioning. A truly magnificent apartment worth seeing. Please note that this property is tenanted.
Eurocity comprises 3 slender towers with far reaching views. Set in a central location, with expertly landscaped gardens, decked terraces and pools, gym, shops, cafes and restaurants, secure car parking, bicycle racks and a concierge service. Every apartment is a luxurious style statement, complimented by quality craftsmanship in finishes, fixtures and fittings. Apartments have their own balcony and boast a range of benefits, including: a fully fitted kitchen with instant boiling water tap, heated towel rails, anti-fog mirrors, underfloor heating and concealed Bluetooth speakers in en-suite bathrooms, USB sockets in the kitchen and bedrooms, air conditioning heating and cooling units, ceramic tiled floors, a utility cupboard and a sprinkler system. Eurocity has a secure access control system, access controlled lifts, video intercom systems and a 24 hour CCTV security surveillance system.


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Three-dimensional numerical modelling of sediments in water reservoirs
Master thesis
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Many places in the world the rivers transport a lot of sediments. When these sediments enter slow flowing areas like a water reservoir, the sediments are deposited. This leads to a reduction in the volume of the reservoir. The object of this project is to do three-dimensional numerical modelling of sediments in a water reservoir in using the SSIIM model. The chosen reservoir is the Angostura reservoir in Costa Rica. This reservoir has significant sediment problems and is flushed two times per year. Both the deposition of sediments and the flushing of the reservoir should be modelled. SSIIM is a computational fluid dynamics program tailor-made for hydraulic engineering. The program can model sediment transport in a reservoir with a movable bed and varying water level, because of this it is suited to model both sediment deposition and reservoir flushing. An unstructured grid with about 27 000 cells is made for the Angostura reservoir. This grid is used for all the simulations and for an analysis of the volume development of the reservoir. The Angostura reservoir was put into operation in year 2000. The yearly inflow of sediments is estimated to be 1.5 million tonnes, this sediment inflow led to a reduction in the reservoir volume. Data from bathymetric surveys has been used as input data for SSIIM, to analyse the volume development of the reservoir. After six years of operation the reservoir had lost almost 30% of its volume. At this time it was decided to do two yearly flushings instead of one as had been done up to this time. After this the volume has remained quite stable with only a slight decrease. The Angostura reservoir is flushed in September and in November every year. Three main simulations have been carried out: simulation of sediment deposition from November until September, simulation of the September flushing, and simulation of the November flushing. After countless tests, the algorithms and parameters giving solutions as close to the measured data as possible, is found. There are still many uncertainties concerning both input data and algorithms used. Further work on the model is therefore recommended. The model successfully simulates deposition and flushing of the reservoir. With further testing and development the model can be used to predict the future volume development of the Angostura reservoir.


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Private - Exclusive - Island Resort - Clew Bay Westport
Into the Island I go to lose my mind & find my soul
Collanmore Island Lodge
If you are looking for a special and amazing place to stay you have found it.
Collanmore Island Lodge is located just 12 minutes from Westport town in Co Mayo. This beautiful island has fantastic access from Rosmoney Pier and only take 2 minutes to cross over to the island.
The lodge has its own private bar amenity area, just bring your own drinks. Hot tub, outstanding views, sauna, landscaped gardens, private beach and chill zone with lots of hammocks and outstanding views over the Bay.
The house has 4 pod style family rooms with garden and sea views.
The Adventure
At Collanmore island lodge we also offer at this location Fantastic activities, like sea kayaking, stand Up paddle boarding, raft building, and so much more. The island is located in Clew Bay, and its waters around the island are sheltered and safe.
We have just added sumo wrestling on land, its really great fun with your friends.
The Lodge
Westport island lodge private & unique, Collanmore island lodge a luxurious accommodation offering on a private island in Clew Bay only 12-minute from Westport. Fantastic 9 person hot tub & outstanding views of Clew Bay.
Collanmore island Lodge is located 1 min from Rosmoney pier and is accessed via a new state of the art pontoon from where you will be transferred to the Island by a high-speed rib. We also offer at this location fantastic activities, like sea kayaking, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, raft building, island bushcraft and so much more.
The EntERTainment
On Collanmore Island we can arrange any activities you wish from trad music band, murder mystery, sumo wrestling, Chinese food take away delivered directly to the island Lodge.
Your Pod Style Bed
Our Lodge sleeps up to 22 people
Our Customers always tell us how comfortable our beds are. Pod style with their own lights sockets and a place for your devices.
There is something about sleeping on a small Island that can't explained, it's just a delight.


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Reflections Art Program
2020-2021 Reflections Art Program
The 2020-21 Reflections Art Contest theme is... "I Matter Because..."
Children of all ages can submit art in different categories including:
Dance Choreography, Film Production, Literature, Music Composition, Photography, Visual Arts/drawings.
Learn more by watching this video: PTA.org/Reflections. DVHS submission deadline will be in October 2020. Details and how to submit will be available by August 2020 on the DVHS PTSA Reflections page.
2019-2020 Reflections art Program
2019-20 Theme: Look Within
Congratulations to the 2019-20 Reflections Winners!
These DVHS Entries Have Advanced to the SRV Council of PTAs Reflections Showcase!
Huge congratulations to all the participants of this year's National PTA Reflections program!
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see". Edgar Degas
It was delightful to see the myriad of interpretations of the theme 'Look Within'. A big thank you to all our wonderful judges for taking the time out to judge the entries.
1st Place - Amritha Selvarajaguru, "Expecting Me", Grade 11
2nd Place - Ruchir Baronia, "The Greatest Present", Grade 12
3rd Place - Jyothikaa Ramann, "Hope", Grade 10
Honorable Mention - Meghna Sudhakar, "Animals Inside of Me", Grade 11
1st Place: Naina Sabbineni, "Beauty of Nature: Look Within a Dew Drop", Grade 10
2nd Place: Avani Gireesha, "Through the Looking Glass", Grade 10
Music Composition:
1st Place - Darshita Prathap, "What Makes Me Right", Grade 9
2nd Place - Advait Ranganathan, "Cry For Help", Grade 11
Visual Arts:
1st Place - Janie Yoo, "Perfect Vision", Grade 9
2nd Place - Giana F Kong, "Cycle", Grade 11
3rd Place - Sanjana Kumar, "A Hidden World", Grade 12
Honorable Mention - Ji-Ihn Park, "Amalgamation Imagination", Grade 9
Honorable Mention - Ashley Lam, "Under the Mask", Grade 12
Honorable Mention - Anushree Banerjee, "Stuck Within", Grade 11
Entries moving forward to the Council Showcase:
Literature - Amritha Selvarajaguru, "Expecting Me", Grade 11
Photography - Naina Sabbineni, "Beauty of Nature - Look Within a Dew Drop", Grade 10
Music Composition - Darshita Prathap, "What Makes Me Right", Grade 9
Visual Arts - Janie Yoo, "Perfect Vision", Grade 9
This year's council showcase marks the 51st year of the PTA Reflections program. All are welcome and cordially invited to attend the San Ramon Valley Council of PTAs Reflections Showcase. Entries moving on to the 32nd District Showcase will be announced. The Council Showcase will take place Friday, November 15, 5:30-7:30pm at Gale Ranch Middle School MPR.
Also visit PTA.org/Reflections/Awards to learn about prizes and scholarships.
Questions? Contact DVHS Reflections Committee Chair, Deepti Gupta.
2018-19 Reflections Art Program Showcase
Congratulations to the winners of the 2018-19 DVHS Reflections Art Program:
Sejal Govindarao - 1st
Abby Yuan - 2nd
Stella Lin - 3rd
Akanksha Ravi - Honorable mention
Mahika Arya - Honorable mention
Elizabeth Schwarz - 1st
Tristan Guerrero - 2nd
James Tian - 3rd
Mlkhail Melaku - Honorable Mention
Evgeniia Sukhodolskaia - Honorable Mention
Saige Headley - 1st
Shaheer Sandhu - 2nd
Valerie Huizar - 3rd
Olivia Hamm - Honorable Mention
Rhea Farrior - Honorable Mention
Shiksha Sharma - 1st
Kory Zhang - 2nd
Bryan Mui - 3rd
Young Kwon - 1st


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Use this complete Smith® Silver Smith™ torch system for silversmithing and light casting projects. Knobs are designed for easy one-handed on/off adjustment and control.
• Fast, economical heat, burning acetylene and atmospheric air at 4,770°F (2,632°C).
• No oxygen needed.
• All-metal construction with long-wearing, precision-machined brass parts that are nickel-plated for added heat resistance.
• All B fittings (9/16" ID).
• Sensitive, dual-gauge regulator with large, easy-to-read dials.
• All-metal handle with O-ring-sealed tips for safety and durability.


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I'm on My Muse Magazine!
March 31, 2012
Spring has brought her first gift! I'm on the new number of My Muse magazine, in an article about the "Mad Hatters in the Blythe community!
For those of you who still don't know it, My Muse is a very beautiful magazine about dolls, all of them, done in Italy by a crew of dolly lovers, but with an english text.
You can purchase it on paper but even download it both on your computer or your phone (search for My Muse Magazine in the App Store).
More info on the magazine official site or on its Facebook page !
Happy Spring!
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Jedox Web Sandbox is based on a concept called Site-Specific Browsers (SSB). An SSB is an application with an embedded browser designed to work exclusively with a single web application. It doesn't have the menus, toolbars, and accouterments of a normal web browser. An SSB also has a tighter integration with the OS and desktop than a typical web application running through a web browser.
Jedox Web Sandbox is used for accessing Jedox Web. It can be installed as a component in the Jedox installation and can be used in parallel to any other web browser that is installed on the system. There is also a specific setup for installing the Jedox Web Sandbox by itself, which can be useful in software deployment scenarios where the Sandbox is installed unattended on multiple client machines.
By default, only allow one running instance of Jedox Sandbox client can be run. This setting can be overridden by starting JedoxWebSandbox.exe with command-line parameter /x , e.g.
JedoxWebSandbox.exe /x
Installation with Sandbox (standalone) Setup
- Jedox Web Server should be set up and running.
- Firewall / antivirus settings should be adjusted so the client can reach the server with Jedox Web.
Step 1 – Double-click the Jedox Web Sandbox Setup file to run it. If you already have Sandbox installed, Setup will recognize it and update the installation.
Step 2 – Select the language for installation:
Step 3 – Jedox Web Sandbox Setup Wizard:
Step 4 – License Agreement:
Step 4 a – Setup has found an existing Sandbox installation. In this case, you have the following possibilities:
- Repair / Update: current components will be uninstalled and Setup will install Jedox Web Sandbox anew. Setup will continue with step 4 and you can define the data for the new Sandbox installation.
- Delete: Existing Sandbox installation will be removed.
Step 5 – Selection of Sandbox installation folder:
Step 6 – Setting Options: Server IP with port and name for the icon on the desktop:
Enter here the interface (IP/DNS) and port to the server where Jedox Web Server is installed. Example: 192.168.1.2:80
If you click on the "Test" button, Setup will try to connect to Jedox Server and give a brief message if the server is reachable or not.
Step 7 – Completing the Jedox Web Sandbox installation:
After getting this message, you can start the installed software via Start – Programs – Jedox Suite – Jedox Web Sandbox.
Installation with Jedox Premium Setup
If you want to install Jedox Sandbox using Jedox Premium Setup, just a few things are different:
- You have the option to install the component Sandbox only in advanced installation mode.
- If you also select Jedox Web for the installation, then the Jedox Web Server address will be used for the Sandbox installation. There is no dialogue to enter a different Jedox Web Server address.
- If you don't select Jedox Web for the installation, then you will receive the dialogue to enter the Jedox Web Server address.
Automated / Silent Installation
Jedox Sandbox Setup can record scripts for automated/silent execution. To record the settings for the script, Setup needs to be started from a command line with the parameter
Jedox_Sandbox_7_0.exe /SAVEINF="config_sandbox.inf"
The standard installation process starts and all settings are recorded to the file "config_sandbox.inf", which is in the same directory where the Setup is located.
To run the automated installation with settings from the script, Setup needs to be started with two parameters:
/LOADINF="config_sandbox.inf" /SILENT.
Jedox_Sandbox_7_0.exe /LOADINF="config_sandbox.inf" /SILENT
Additional Information
Important: the following section is for internal configuration purposes. It is not recommended to edit the configuration files described below.
The log files
Cache/chromium log (cef.log) and
sandbox.log for Sandbox are located under user AppData:
Settings for the Sandbox are stored in XML format in a file named
user.config, which is created at the first start of the Sandbox. This file is located in the following directory:
Initial settings are loaded from
JedoxWebSandbox.exe.config located in Sandbox installation directory (e.g.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Jedox\Jedox Suite\sandbox).
The table below describes the content of the
config file, automatically set by Sandbox:
|Sets the width of the Sandbox. Automatically set.
|Sets the height of the Sandbox. Automatically set.
|Sets the Sandbox to open in a maximized window. Automatically set.
|The URL of the Jedox Web Server, e.g:
|The default username for auto login.
|The default password for auto login.
|The secret of Jedox Web (Can be found in config.php). Used for URL encryption.
|Boolean. If set to true, the Username and passwords are ignored. The SSO settings are taken from system settings (behavior similar to Chrome).
|The active Sandbox language.
If you want to use auto login, you have to set Username/Password AND Secret. The values are encrypted with DES.
All settings, except the URL, can be set in the Settings dialog in Sandbox. To open Settings, right-click on the Sandbox title bar and click Settings.


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There's an episode of 30 Rock where Jack talks about how his product integration sets a new standard in upward revenue-stream dynamics. It's word salad, but yet somehow you get the drift, don't you? It's a saddle of charred corporate buzzword garnished with a foam of pretentiousness and a coulis of self-importance. We all know someone who talks like this. Usually it's someone who makes a big deal of telling you he went to the Wharton School and that he works hard to play hard. He's also been known to pound a few Bud Heavies because he is That Guy. He's Buzzword Guy.
Every few years, I like to take stock of some of the stupidest corporate buzzwords. Wait. I say that like there are some buzzwords that aren't stupid. Ahem. Every few years I like to sit back and make fun of some of the stupidest of the stupid buzzwords out there. I try not to do it any more than that because then all this column would become is me ranting about why you can't just call someone. Why do you have to "reach out"? Are you a member of the Four Tops? Doubtful. My husband already hears me complain about people "gifting" each other, and I don't think he wants to read about it too.
- Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock's Jack
One of my several side gigs is as a researcher. I get a lot of really interesting questions, but I've noticed recently I've gotten a lot of questions involving "industry disruption." What are disruptive trends in software as a service? Who are the top merchant services aggregator disrupters? How is the pet industry being disrupted?
I want to start every answer with, dude. First? Just because you have some innovation or some startup with a stupid name doesn't mean you're disruptive. Or, wait, maybe it does because I'm not entirely sure what it means to be disruptive anymore. I thought it meant an innovation that changes an industry. Netflix was a disrupter to the video-rental industry even though it wasn't immediately successful. Now it's being used for any new rowdy startup wanting to change the game. Uber isn't disrupting the taxi industry, according to Clayton Christensen, who coined "disruption" in 1995, and he's a mite pissed off that you youngsters are corrupting his buzzword. Get off his lawn!
I've been gnashing my teeth over "ecosystem" applied to business for a few years. It replaced "global," I think. A company can have an ecosystem when it comes to culture, but Apple has an ecosystem when it comes to devices. If you ask me to "circle back," I will. But only long enough to pop your jaw. Are you a "wantrepreneur" interested in amplifying insight-as-a-service or "recrutainment"? Well, then you totally need OTTS (over the top service) because you have to look at your ROR (return on relationship) to really max your influencer marketing.
Normal people do this crap too. It isn't just media mavens. I was talking to my very dear friend of 30 years about underwear. I bought TEN NEW PAIRS OF DRAWERS ALL AT ONCE! I was so excited. I mean, I'm in my 40s, so I've already been through the excitement of discovering a new band or finding out you won't need antibiotics for that thing. New underwear is a Very. Big. Deal. So I said to her, why is it we ever thought getting underwear was the worst gift ever? It's awesome! And she, lovely woman she is, replied with, "Who gifted you underwear?"
We were on the phone, so she couldn't see the look I was giving her, but she heard it. Oh, she heard it. She knows how I feel about being gifted. Being gifted means you can play a piece of music after hearing it only one time or that you can do long division in your head without using your fingers. Gifting makes it all about you. It takes the giver out of the equation. Plus it just sounds stupid.
Mommy bloggers in Utah are always talking about being gifted. They're usually gifted an old chair and some PVC pipe that they turn into a 16-piece "Anthro knockoff" dinner set. I'm not sure what it is ladies in Utah see in Anthropologie that the rest of the country doesn't. I mean, here in Tennessee, we love a good wacky Anthropologie cardboard deer head as much as they do in Atlanta, but dang. Utah lady bloggers devote entire websites to knocking off the "Anthro look." But I digress.
Core competency, swim lane, buy-in, deep dive, downstream, and what I might hate even more than disruption: biased algorithms. Incentivize your team! Future-proof your alpha deployment! Grow your playing field organically! Want to dialog your consumer space? Do it without me, because I have no idea what that means.
Susan Wilson writes for yeahandanotherthing.com and likethedew.com. She and her husband Chuck have lived here long enough to know that Midtown does not start at Highland.


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I swore I was done. After 2013, my highest expectations having been well and truly crushed, I quit. Walked away. I had plenty to do and other things to write about and baseball was just too damned irrational for me to write about. Even this summer when things looked good for a while, I was prevented by having been too severely injured to type more than a couple hundred characters at a time (I'm still constrained to 2-finger typing or a Psychotic Dragon program).
Still, I allowed myself to pay attention. Then I paid attention to the (very good) draft. Then to Pompey and Norris and Barreto.God help me to the playoff chase. So here I am. Once again so enamored with my own opinion that I have to put it on the internet in quantities larger than 140 characters.
Be advised: my typing is worse and my desire to proofread has not improved. I waste entirely too much time online plus I've a passion for debating about equality issues that are actually important so content may (or may not) be sporadic. I'm not ever going to be breaking the latest news, nor plowing into the shadowy depths of sabermatics and beyond. Mostly, it will just be my opinion with a bit of rational for why I hold it. Oh, and the sidebar is hopelessly out of date.
There was a time I imagined myself to one day take my rightful place next to Tao and DJF and the other Jays bloggers of the first rank. But frankly I never worked hard enough to earn that and I have no business in that company. Still, a few dozen of you kept reading (plus, if you believe the stats on the dashboard, a sizable number of bots) so we'll see how it goes.
Here, then, to kick it off, are some random snippits of baseball content:
1. I have an entirely irrational degree of hope that martin is signed, even if the contract isn't sensible (the 5/72.5 mentioned at MLBTR? I'd totally do that)
2. Love the Gose deal because I love Pompey and really like Kevin "Reed Johnson" Pillar.
3. Fine with losing Melky, fine with the 3/39 rumored. But have a better - IMO - idea (see below)
4. Wonder if Travis won't start in AAA for a couple of months unless he ius crazy good in ST so they can go through motions of not stepping on Izturus? Or are they past such posturing? (Fun fact: From May 27 until end of his season, Travis hit .321/.385/.506/.891)
5. reports are Braves need pitching, might trade OF. Proposed - Dickey/Thole for Justin Upton. Salaries almost wash, Jays fully replace Melky without long-term commitment, Braves get quality guy who'll probably do better in NL plus an option on him for 2016, Dickey gets close to home. In fact, I'd probably try to get them to kick in one of those relievers they can spare in consideration of that second year.
Ready to rock and enough salary left to sign K-Rod to close. What's not to like?
Saturday, 15 November 2014
This may not end well
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glad to have you back missed your site being active and your unique view
- 17 November 2014 at 00:43
|I'm so glad your back, I love your perspective and I've missed your writing!
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Tammy - I came every day for months - and no Southpaw. I was distraught, sorrowful and depressed - dare I say morose?
Then, just on the why not - lets give it a flyer - for the umpteen time - sigh - I came back and see you're back! Back among your fans and friends.
Welcome back girl!
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A media room is the ultimate domestic luxury. Sitting at pole position on many home owners' wish lists, these rooms provide more than simply a place to watch a film. As an extravagant accessory for stylishly designed and opulently adorned dwellings, home theatres are the epitome of lavish comfort. Offering their occupant a place to sit back, relax, and watch the latest Hollywood blockbuster in peace and privacy, these spaces are often truly magnificent. Whether large and spacious, or cosy and snug, a media room is an ideally intimate chance to create memories and moments with family and friends.
So how does one go about creating such a fabulous space? The good news is, there are numerous options, designs, and possibilities to build the perfect theatre experience. If you are considering the full entertainment package, why stop there? Think bars, pool tables, lighting, seating, and even wall art to ensure your space is second to none.
So today on homify we are taking a look at what it takes to fashion the very best media room. Check out our examples and tips below, to ensure your new domestic theatre is 5-star movie magic!
Aside from the obvious entertainment requirements such as the projection screen, seating, and audio visual equipment, there is one other essential to ensuring your room is the ultimate home theatre destination, and that is a bar. A bar is exciting, luxurious, and the perfect accompaniment to a media space. Offering an area to relax before the main feature, a place to have a beverage, prepare a snack, or simply socialise is undoubtedly cool. If you want to keep the space family friendly, create your bar in the style of a cinema lobby with a popcorn maker, and replace the alcoholic drinks with a selection of candy and treats.
In this example we see a truly brilliant domestic media room and bar. Emulating an actual movie theatre, this space contains all the appropriate accessories to enjoy a fabulous evening with family and friends. The bar sits at the front of the space, with the screen at the rear, giving occupants a place to catch up with a cocktail before the film begins.
Next up we have another stylish, and undoubtedly fun addition that is sure to spice up your media room, and that is a pool table! Pool tables are fun for a range of ages, and these days can be purchased in numerous styles and designs, catering for virtually any interior aesthetic. Adding games to your home theatre space improves its usability, and contributes to building a fully functional, multi-purpose space.
In the image above, we are given a glimpse within a beautiful pool room. Connected to the media area, this contemporary nook also includes a bar, and a neat little space with refreshments. The lighting above the table is subtle in its glow, yet hugely impressive within the room, again adding to the practicality and luxury of the space.
One of the most important, yet most commonly ignored, design factors for a home theatre are the lighting choices. Lighting is a fundamental accessory for a media room, and can transform a space from dull and inviting, into fabulously welcoming.
This example is particularly successful. The lighting is moody and subtle, evoking a sense of mystery and intrigue within the space. Additionally, the designers have paired this directed light with dark walls and furniture, contributing to the overall ambience and essence of the home theatre.
If you are having trouble knowing where to begin with your lighting, it can often be beneficial to speak to a professional, and ensure your space is thoughtfully illuminated.
It may seem like an obvious point to make, but choosing the correct seating is often something many individuals forget to do. Some pick seats that are essentially uncomfortable, and others simply don't invest in a style and design that is suitable. When you think about it, most films these days are longer, often up to three hours in length. There could be nothing worse than sitting for that amount of time in a chair that is uncomfortable! Furthermore, you will want to pick a design that adds to the overall vibe and style of your space. If you have a traditional styled home, a normal recliner may suit, however, if your dwelling is modern, you might want to pick something that evokes a sense of contemporary cinema style.
Our example above is a great illustration of how one might consider thinking a little differently when choosing seating. The chairs are retro yet modern in their appeal, and work wonderfully with the ultra-contemporary feeling within the space.
Accessories can make or break a home theatre so it is important to get them correct at the start. Adding too many images, photographs, or ornamentation can create a distraction within the room, and remove focus from the actual purpose of the space. It is therefore crucial that you limit your accessories and accoutrements to the absolute essentials. When watching a film on a large screen within a dedicated theatre space, you want your attention to be solely on the movie that is playing. With unnecessary bits and pieces within the space, your eyes will have trouble maintaining focus.
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A media room is definitely an area of your home that benefits from a little daring and excitement. If you are looking to stretch your creative wings, why not think outside the box and decorate the walls. Currently the market is flooded with all manner of different wall mural designs, stickers, patterns and possibilities.
This is example is a lovely illustration of how a black and white mural can enhance the space, and evoke the essence of the room's purpose. An old camera sets the scene for a welcoming home theatre, and when paired with the bright purple and orange colour scheme, truly looks comfortable and exciting.
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High School Football America won't release its Preseason National Top 25 until August 1st, but plenty of media outlets are getting a jump on things. Take The Dallas Morning News, which has released its Preseason Top 10 for Class 6A and 5A.
DeSoto, which finished #25 in our final Top 25 last year, gets the nod as the top team in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in the newspaper's initial release. The Eagles, who return a ton of talent, including 4-star (247sports rating) dual threat quarterback Tristen Wallace, who has given his verbal commitment to Ohio St.
Former offensive coordinator Todd Peterman is the new head coach at DeSoto, taking over for Claude Mathis, who left for a college job at SMU.
Below you can listen to our interview with Peterman in February, right after he was promoted to head coach.
The biggest difference since our chat with Peterman is the depth at quarterback that he discusses in the interview. Junior-to-be Jaylin Nelson has transferred to Duncanville High School, now coached by Reginald Samples, who left Skyline at the end of 2014.
Nelson played extremely well for DeSoto last year when Wallace went-down in the second game of the season with a broken ankle. In Wallace's absence, Nelson threw for 1,827 yards and 18 touchdowns. He also ran for 931 yards and 14 scores.
Duncanville and DeSoto are in the same district (8-6A), so the Wallace/Nelson match-up will add to the match-up.In
Right behind DeSoto in the preseason poll is Allen, which has won three straight High School Football America "mythical" national titles and three straight Texas state titles. The Eagles, who will have their recently-repaired Eagle Stadium to play-in this year after 16 road games last year, will have to find a replacement for all-everything quarterback Kyler Murray, who was undefeated as a high school quarterback and now at Texas A&M.
All six of the top teams in The Dallas Morning News 6A preseason rankings, finished 2014 in the High School Football America final national Top 25 rankings — Allen #1, Cedar Hill #11, Skyline #14, Southlake Carroll #22, Euless Trinity #23 and DeSoto #25.
All six are also in the running for a place in our 2015 Preseason Top 25.
The Dallas Morning News Preseason Rankings
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2. Allen
3. Skyline
4. Cedar Hill
5. Euless Trinity
6. Southlake Carroll
7. Arlington Martin
8. Denton Guyer
9. Mansfield
10. Arlington Lamar
Class 5A
1. Manfield Timberview
2. Lancaster
3. South Oak Cliff
4. Mansfield Lake Ridge
5. Lake Dallas
6. West Mesquite
7. Lovejoy
8. Ennis
9. Mesquite Poteet
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