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Dodgers: Solving the Julio Urias Innings Limit Question
By Cesar Becerra
October 17, 2016; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Julio Urias (7) during workouts before game three of the NLCS at Dodgers Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports /
There has been criticism surrounding the Dodgers because of the way they have handled young phenom prospect, Julio Urias this season. Urias made his minor league debut on Monday, and to the surprise of Dodger fans, it didn't go that well.
The Dodgers elected to send down Julio Urias to Triple-A Oklahoma City oppose to giving him a spot in the starting rotation in hopes of limiting his innings early in the season. Urias pitched for the first time since spring training and didn't have the best of nights.
Julio Urias threw 79 pitches and only managed 3 ⅔ innings in his regular season debut. The young prospect struggled to throw strikes, only throwing 45 of his 79 pitches for strikes. In the eight batters Urias faced, he threw a first-pitch strike only once. The lack of command led to four walks and two runs.
It wasn't that Urias got hit hard in his first start. He only allowed two hits and still struck out five. His lack of command could be due to his extended spring training workload and not having faced live hitting since the Dodgers started the regular season.
For Dodger fans, there's no reason to be concerned about Urias' opening start. It's not a matter of if Urias will make the team, it's a matter of when. Urias could have been rusty, and it was reported that he looked frustrated with a few of the umpire's calls. Nonetheless, Dave Roberts still had a close eye on him, and it was reported that he called Urias following his first start.
When asked about a potential timeline for the young phenom, Roberts said he thinks Urias is "close."
""He's close," Roberts said. "I think we'll try to pick our spots and use him accordingly, and when we do need him, he'll be ready. But we're not ready to say when that day will be. Some time at the end of the month makes sense.""
That "Some time at the end of the month" is a little surprising to me. I was expecting Urias to make the jump at the end of May to pitch the last four months of the season. But I think it's great news to hear that the highly touted lefty could be making his way to the big leagues sooner than later.
My stance from the beginning was to limit his workload early on. That meant extended spring training, where he could do weekly bullpens and face live hitters. But I didn't want him in-game action until he was close. Apparently, now he's close. It makes sense why the Dodgers want him to get a few starts under his belt before bringing him up. It appears their timeline is a lot sooner than we expected.
My concern with him pitching in Triple-A is that he will be wasting innings. The whole idea of Urias not pitching in the majors now is because they want to limit his innings. Last season he pitched 45 innings in the minor leagues, those were innings he could have contributed in the majors. Although he wasn't as ready as he is now, just goes to show that innings could be eaten up in the minors.
I doubt the Dodgers will let him reach that mark this season. To me, it made sense to continue to work on his mechanics and velocity by going through spring training programs and holding off on starting his 2017 until the later months.
Starting his season in May would ask him to pitch through 6 months of the season. Be mindful that no matter when he arrives at the big leagues he will still have an innings limit. My guess would be around the 150-160 mark for the season. Now, Urias being called up earlier than I anticipated is not such a bad thing.
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I have an idea that could stretch Urias' innings through October and allow the Dodgers to continue to use his talents. And that is… Imposing a strict pitch count. While everyone around the MLB loves to focus on innings pitched for young prospects, the attention gets taken away from the number that affects their innings. The number of pitches thrown in said start.
Up until Monday, Urias never saw his pitch count rise past 75 pitches this spring. That is the exact philosophy the Dodgers should continue to impose on the 20-year-old lefty. Innings pitched is a stat that goes hand-in-hand with pitches per start. Except sometimes innings pitched don't often show how hard a pitcher had to work. If you'd ask me I'd say pitch count indicates more of a pitchers performance than innings pitched.
If you hold Urias to a 75 pitch count per start, theoretically, Urias would likely never surpass more than six innings. If he does by some chance exceed six innings, Roberts can rest assured he's not hurting his arm because he's not even over 100 pitches. By holding Urias to a 75 pitch count, you are forcing him to be more efficient with his pitches in order to pitch deep in games. In theory, if Urias averages six innings per start that is equivalent to 25 starts (approx. 150 innings).
25 starts would have been third best on the team last season and by the looks of things early, may fall in that range this year. Even if he doesn't have the high innings total, he would have the workload of starting every 5th game to help build his stamina. Granted, this isn't accounting for injuries, but you can never account for those things. You expect them and adapt accordingly.
Granted, this isn't accounting for injuries, but you can never account for those things. You expect them and adjust accordingly.
As the season progresses, the rotation will start to clear itself out. Then Roberts can make the decisions on when he wants to cut the leash on Urias. But for now, for Urias to be an asset for the Dodgers, seeing what he can produce in 75 pitches is a good way to get the best of both worlds.
Practice this method at least up until the All-Star break. If he proves durable enough to surpass six innings often, then consider raising the pitch count. But if Urias manages to stay floating around the six-inning mark, Roberts can feel confident knowing that he's turning the ball over to one of the best bullpens in baseball.
Next: Defining the Bullpen Roles
Assuming Urias makes a start every 5th game after May and maximizing him to 6 innings per start would put Urias right around 60 innings by the All-Star break. That leaves just about 100 for the rest of the season and postseason. For the time being there's no need for Urias in the rotation. So because of that, there is no urgency. However, I'm starting to think this Rich Hill blister is going to be something the Dodgers are going to have to continue to monitor all season long. If indeed it is, Urias could be asked to do more than 150 innings.
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Notebook (Codex Forster II) by Leonardo da Vinci, 1495 – 97, Milan, Italy. Museum no. MSL/1876/Forster/141/II, f. 91r.
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University of Warsaw The inauguration of the new academic year 2018/2019
Main siteNewsThe inauguration of the new academic year 2018/2019
Following the tradition, the rector and vice-rectors of the University of Warsaw, members of the Senate and representatives of other universities, all dressed in togas, met in front of the Kazimierzowski Palace, which houses the UW administration offices, and walked to the Auditorium Maximum building where the inauguration of the new academic year took place.
Like in every year, the inauguration has its agenda. In the beginning, members of the UW community and invited guests gathered in the Adam Mickiewicz hall sang the national anthem. Next, Prof. Marcin Pałys, rector of UW welcomed everyone and gave a speech. He summed up the most significant events that happened over the last academic year and presented the university plans for the future. Later, the matriculation which marks the formal admission of a student to membership of the University of Warsaw started. Only first-year students and doctoral students who obtained the best marks in the admission process could take part in it. Both the representative of students and representative of doctoral students had speeches.
The first academic lecture was delivered by Prof. Mikołaj Bojańczyk who works at the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Mechanics of UW. He was speaking about "the things that are unknowable". The Scientist won two European Research Council grants. In 2009 he was granted the ERC Starting grant for a project entitled "Sosna – Expressive Power of Tree Logics". The project is an attempt to build logical languages understandable for a computer which would allow for discerning natural properties. In 2015, Prof. Bojańczyk received the ERC Consolidator grant for a project entitled "Lipa – A unified theory of finite-state recognisability".
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This is absolutely fantastic! Great production on a superenergetic track. Downloaded!
I agree with Neil.....haunting! Great parts and sounds! Impressive work Dave!
where's this story from? did you create it? so cool if so. really like the change up ~1:20 along with the following ever changing little breaks. i think this is your most creatively arranged tune to date.
you really crank out the great songs.
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Sounds like they were getting along there! Cool concept, expertly realized.
Of sticking with you after you are finished with them. The story is funny like that. The tune works to show the struggle. It would make a fun video, in my opinion.
The concept, story and accompanying music were top notch. Very enjoyable listen as well as delivery.
The arrangement, is outstanding, I like the description best read while listening! The outro was very contemplative and then with a centipede blast it ends !
This is great! Seriously ... I love it! Well constructed piece held together by that groovin' bottom.
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Transgender California Prison Guard Files Discrimination Lawsuit
August 24, 2017 / 7:39 AM / CBS San Francisco
SACRAMENTO (AP) — A transgender prison guard is suing California, saying prison officials have discriminated against her and subjected her to a hostile work environment ever since she transitioned.
The Sacramento Bee reports Thursday Meghan Frederick has filed a lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
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Gertrude Abercrombie (, Austin - , Chicago) est une artiste peintre américaine. Connue comme « la reine des artistes bohèmes », l'artiste se passionne pour la scène jazz de Chicago. Elle devient proche de musiciens tels que Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker et Sarah Vaughan, dont la musique inspire son propre travail créatif.

Biographie
Originaire du Texas, Gertrude Abercrombie est la fille de Tom et Lula Janes Abercrombie, tous deux chanteurs d'opéra ambulants qui se trouvaient à Austin le jour de la naissance de Gertrude. En 1913, la famille déménage à Berlin afin de stimuler la carrière artistique de Lula Janes Abercrombie, mais le début de la Première Guerre mondiale les pousse à revenir aux États-Unis. À leur retour, ils s'installent à Aledo dans l'Illinois, avant d'emménager à Chicago, en 1916. Elle est élevée selon les principes de la Science chrétienne.

En 1929, Gertrude Abercrombie obtient un diplôme en langues romanes de l'Université de l'Illinois. Après avoir étudié brièvement le dessin à l'Art Institute of Chicago, elle suit un cours d'un an en art commercial à l'American Academy of Art de Chicago. Elle commence alors à dessiner pour les publicités du Mesirow Department Store. Elle a également travaillé brièvement comme artiste visuel pour la compagnie Sears.

En 1940, Gertrude Abercrombie se marie avec l'avocat Robert Livingston et, en 1942, donne naissance à leur fille Dinah. En 1948, le couple divorce. La même année, elle se remarie avec le critique musicale Frank Sandiford. Le musicien Dizzy Gillespie est invité à se produire lors de la soirée célébrant leur union. Le couple revendique un style de vie bohème, et aime côtoyer la scène jazz de Chicago. Ils rencontre de nombreux musiciens par l'intermédiaire de Frank Sandiford. Gertrude Abercrombie se distingue également en tant que pianiste d'improvisation. Le couple se sépare en 1964.

À la fin des années 1950, l'état de santé de Gertrude Abercrombie se détériore en lien avec des problèmes financiers, d'alcoolisme et de l'arthrite. Elle devient très solitaire. Après 1959, le nombre de ses peintures diminue, de même que leur taille.  Elle décède le  à Chicago.

Carrière artistique

Reine de la bohème artistique
En 1933, Gertrude Abercrombie réalise sa première vente lors d'une foire d'art en plein air organisée à Chicago. Elle reçoit une mention honorable dans le journal local couvrant l'événement. Au milieu des années 1930, elle quitte le domicile familial et devient très active sur la scène artistique régionale. De 1934 à 1940, elle travaille comme artiste peintre pour la Works Progress Administration. En 1934, la Chicago Society of Artists organise une exposition personnelle de son travail. Au cours des années 1930 et 1940, elle commence également à pratiquer la gravure sur bois.

Au sein du cercle avant-gardiste et de la scène jazz de Chigago, Gertrude Abercrombie devient la source d'inspiration de la chanson Gertrude's Bounce du pianiste Richie Powell, qui affirmait qu'elle marchait "exactement comme le son du rythme dans l'introduction". L'artiste apparaît dans son propre rôle dans le texte Gertrude of Stony Island Avenue de James Prudy, et inspire un personnage fictif dans Malcolm, Eustace Chisholm du même auteur.

Dans la dernière année de sa vie, une rétrospective majeure de son travail est organisé au Hyde Park Art Center. Après sa mort et comme mentionné dans son testament, la fondation Gertrude Abercrombie Trust voit le jour, avec comme objectif de distribuer son travail, ainsi que celui d'autres artistes dont elle possédait les œuvres auprès d'institutions culturelles du Midwest.

Thèmes de prédilection
Gertrude Abercrombie peint de nombreuses variantes de ses sujets de prédilection: intérieurs peu meublés, paysages dénudés, autoportraits et natures mortes. De nombreuses compositions présentent une femme seule vêtue d'une robe fluide, souvent représentée avec des attributs de sorcellerie : un hibou, un chat noir, une boule de cristal ou un manche à balai. Ces œuvres sont souvent des autoportraits. Grande et forte, elle se considère comme une femme laide, portant  parfois un bonnet de velours pointu pour accentuer son apparence de sorcière et profitant du pouvoir que cet artifice lui confère sur ceux qui craindraient ou se révolteraient révolteraient contre elle. Les années 1940 et 1950 sont décrites comme sa période la plus prolifique et la plus productive. Une époque où elle ne peint plus beaucoup de portraits, mais conserve les thèmes mentionnés ci-dessus.

Les œuvres dites matures de Gertrude Abercrombie sont peintes dans un style précis et contrôlé. Elle s'intéresse peu au travail des autres artistes, bien qu'elle admire René Magritte. Autodidacte, l'artiste peintre ne considère pas son manque de formation approfondie comme un obstacle : « Je ne m'intéresse pas aux choses compliquées ni au banal. J'aime et aime peindre des choses simples qui sont un peu étranges. Mon travail vient directement de ma conscience intérieure et il doit venir facilement. C'est un processus de sélection et de réduction ».

Son travail a évolué pour intégrer son amour pour le jazz, inspiré par les fêtes et les jam sessions qu'elle organise dans sa maison de Hyde Park. Des musiciens tels que Sonny Rollins, Max Roach, Jackie Cain et le Modern Jazz Quartet constituent son cercle d'amis proches. Pour Dizzy Gillespie : « Gertrude Abercrombie a pris l'essence de notre musique et l'a transportée dans une autre forme d'art ».

Collections notables

 Ackland Art Museum, Chapel Hill, Caroline du Nord
 Institut d'art de Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
 Illinois State Museum, Springfield, Illinois
 Musée des arts et des sciences Lakeview, Peoria, Illinois
 Musée d'art contemporain de Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
 Musée d'art de Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
 Musée d'art contemporain, Chicago, Illinois
 Musée d'art américain Smithsonian, Washington, D.C.
 Université Western Illinois, Macomb, Illinois

Reconnaissance
En 2012,  les œuvres de Gertrude Abercrombie sont au cœur de l'exposition In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artists in Mexico and the United States, proposée au musée d'art du comté de Los Angeles.

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Naissance en février 1909
Naissance à Austin (Texas)
Décès en juillet 1977
Peintre américain du XXe siècle
Dessinatrice américaine
Surréalisme
Peintre surréaliste
Jazz aux États-Unis
Décès à Chicago
Décès à 68 ans

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These days, the divorce rate is certainly lower than it had been. But the statistics can be hard to compare because marriage rates have also fallen. Many couples, especially millennials, are choosing to cohabitate instead of getting married.
Under a new law that went in effect this January, people who pay alimony will no longer be able to deduct payments on their tax returns, which will increase their taxable income. Conversely, the alimony recipient will no longer need to claim these payments as taxable income.
According to Pew Research Center, the millennial generation has expanded to include anyone born between 1981 and 1996. It's the youngest generation that can remember 9/11 directly and the first generation to enter the workforce during and following the 2008 recession. Pew went on to say that the state of the economy at the beginning of millennial careers had a significant influence on their financial decisions, including the choice to sign a prenup.
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They also come with two handles that help increase their strength. The width of the basal plate (where your load is located) also varies from 7 to 14 inches. Some battery-powered ladders even though the price is relatively expensive and has a ladder sensor that helps prevent the climber's climber from losing control. Trolleys generally have six wheels with three wheels on each side of the triangle design. The top wheel is usually located on the top of the stairs and the other two wheels are on the stairs below.
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Photographs taken by American anthropologist, Roy A. Rappaport (b. 1926 - d. 1997), document research in the highlands of Papua New Guinea in 1962-1963, where he studied the social life, rituals and ecology of the Maring-speaking people, particularly those belonging to the Tsembaga clan cluster living in the Simbai Valley of Madang Province. Subjects include agricultural practices, material culture such as house and bridge-building, and a year-long ritual cycle. Pig sacrifices, dance and music, ceremonial exchange, and elaborate feather headdresses and wigs are among the topics portrayed. Also included are photographs taken in the Adelbert Range of Madang Province, and images created in the context of archaeological work in 1960 in French Polynesia, particularly on Moorea and Tahiti.
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Vyleesi receives FDA nod to treat women with low sexual desire
by Robert Herriman
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Vyleesi (bremelanotide) to treat acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in premenopausal women.
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"There are women who, for no known reason, have reduced sexual desire that causes marked distress, and who can benefit from safe and effective pharmacologic treatment. Today's approval provides women with another treatment option for this condition," said Hylton V. Joffe, M.D., M.M.Sc., director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research's Division of Bone, Reproductive and Urologic Products. "As part of the FDA's commitment to protect and advance the health of women, we'll continue to support the development of safe and effective treatments for female sexual dysfunction."
HSDD is characterized by low sexual desire that causes marked distress or interpersonal difficulty and is not due to a co-existing medical or psychiatric condition, problems within the relationship or the effects of a medication or other drug substance. Acquired HSDD develops in a patient who previously experienced no problems with sexual desire. Generalized HSDD refers to HSDD that occurs regardless of the type of sexual activity, situation or partner.
Vyleesi activates melanocortin receptors, but the mechanism by which it improves sexual desire and related distress is unknown. Patients inject Vyleesi under the skin of the abdomen or thigh at least 45 minutes before anticipated sexual activity and may decide the optimal time to use Vyleesi based on how they experience the duration of benefit and any side effects, such as nausea. Patients should not use more than one dose within 24 hours or more than eight doses per month. Patients should discontinue treatment after eight weeks if they do not report an improvement in sexual desire and associated distress.
The effectiveness and safety of Vyleesi were studied in two 24-week, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials in 1,247 premenopausal women with acquired, generalized HSDD. Most patients used Vyleesi two or three times per month and no more than once a week. In these trials, about 25% of patients treated with Vyleesi had an increase of 1.2 or more in their sexual desire score (scored on a range of 1.2 to 6.0, with higher scores indicating greater sexual desire) compared to about 17% of those who took placebo. Additionally, about 35% of the patients treated with Vyleesi had a decrease of one or more in their distress score (scored on a range of zero to four, with higher scores indicating greater distress from low sexual desire) compared to about 31% of those who took placebo. There was no difference between treatment groups in the change from the start of the study to end of the study in the number of satisfying sexual events. Vyleesi does not enhance sexual performance.
The most common side effects of Vyleesi are nausea and vomiting, flushing, injection site reactions and headache. About 40% of patients in the clinical trials experienced nausea, most commonly with the first Vyleesi injection, and 13% needed medications for the treatment of nausea. About 1% of patients treated with Vyleesi in the clinical trials reported darkening of the gums and parts of the skin, including the face and breasts, which did not go away in about half the patients after stopping treatment. Patients with dark skin were more likely to develop this side effect.
In the clinical trials, Vyleesi increased blood pressure after dosing, which usually resolved within 12 hours. Because of this effect, Vyleesi should not be used in patients with high blood pressure that is uncontrolled or in those with known cardiovascular disease. Vyleesi is also not recommended in patients at high risk for cardiovascular disease.
When naltrexone is taken by mouth, Vyleesi may significantly decrease the levels of naltrexone in the blood. Patients who take a naltrexone-containing medication by mouth to treat alcohol or opioid dependence should not use Vyleesi because it could lead to naltrexone treatment failure.
In 2012, the FDA identified female sexual dysfunction as one of 20 disease areas of high priority and focused attention. The FDA held a two-day meeting in October 2014 to advance the agency's understanding of female sexual dysfunction. During the first day of the meeting, the FDA solicited perspectives directly from patients about their condition and its impact on daily life. In 2016, the FDA published a draft guidance titled "Low Sexual Interest Desire and/or Arousal in Women: Developing Drugs for Treatment," to assist companies developing drugs for the treatment of these conditions. The FDA is committed to continuing to work with companies to develop safe and effective treatments for female sexual dysfunction.
The FDA granted approval of Vyleesi to AMAG Pharmaceuticals.
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South Sudan: The State that Fell Apart in a Week
As the president is from the Dinka tribe and the former vice president is from the rival Lou Nuir tribe, ethnic tensions and mistrust have risen to a new level. The resulting fighting between armed forces loyal to either has resulted in hundreds dead and thousands fleeing to the perceived safety of U.N bases.
The latest violence began after a fight between Dinka and Nuer soldiers in the presidential guard on 15 December, igniting a simmering political power struggle in South Sudan's ruling party and sparking widespread ethnic killings.
The reverberations of the wave of targeted killings that began in the fledgling capital are being felt throughout the country, where they have sparked revenge attacks and copycat atrocities. Generals who have mutinied have seized the capital of South Sudan's largest state, Jonglei, and its main oil-producing area, Unity State. Former vice-president Riek Machar threw his support behind the armed opposition and is now its de facto leader. On Sunday a full-scale tank battle was being fought between opposing factions in the South's army in the far western reaches of oil-rich, swampy Upper Nile.
"It would have been difficult one week ago to imagine that things would unravel to this extent," said the UN's head of humanitarian affairs in South Sudan, Toby Lanzer.
The fighting has already claimed thousands, if not tens of thousands, of civilian lives. Hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese have fled into the bush or returned to home villages, according to the UN. The official death toll of 500, which corresponds with the number of dead in a single Juba hospital six days ago, is being dismissed by experts. A veteran aid worker, who has been assessing the scale and nature of the killings from sources nationwide, said the real figure was "in the tens of thousands".
Oil & Chaos: UN wants to double peacekeeping force in South Sudan
The former vice-president of South Sudan – who's now leading an armed rebellion – has said he may negotiate with the government. That's according to the U.S. special envoy there, who is working frantically to prevent the country from falling apart, a situation that would harm Washington's interests. Chaos and bloodletting have spiraled over the past two weeks with inter-ethnic killings, and intense battles for control over oil-rich areas.
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I am working on a project that is blueprint-based but has small segments of C++ in it to incorporate specific networking functions. It works like a dream on PC and Android. However, I recently bought an iPad and have been testing projects on iOS with varying results. This is the project I care most about and I need to be able to export it to my iPad for testing.
Can I keep my C++ code or do I need to write XCode segments to replace what I've written?
I have been given a mac mini from a friend to compile my project. Can I develop on my primary windows rig, send the project to the mac computer, hit compile and I'm set? Even better, can I use the UE4 Source Control to send changes to the mac?
Will I even be able to compile my project on the mac mini? It has pathetic specs below UE4 minimum requirements but all I need it to do is run XCode and compile. No other development will be done on the computer. I can't possibly justify purchasing a more powerful Apple machine simply to compile projects that I develop solely on my powerful windows computer. I was lucky enough to be given this baby Apple computer for now. The specs on the Mac Mini are: 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 3GB 1067 MHz DDR3 RAM and a massive NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics card.
iOS, OSX and XCode are brand new to me but I can't possibly ignore them. It's been a frustrating experience so far coming from someone who has tried to distance himself from Apple products. Hopefully I haven't asked too many questions in this single thread but they are all closely related. I would be forever be grateful if someone answered one or all of these and extra tips are ALWAYS appreciated. Thanks so much in advance :).
Always happy to see someone branching out to new platforms. I'll answer your questions to the best of my knowledge.
C++ code is still used for iOS development for the UE4 engine and can easily be transferred. If you wanted to transfer it manually to XCode, you would need to copy the .cpp and .h files and then generate the project as you would usually to generate the XCode project file.
I'm not sure on this front as I'm not 100% sure what all goes into the Remote Build process. The compiling wouldn't be an issue, but a Mac is also required for packaging/launching to an iOS device. I'll need to ask around and find out how much the remote machine takes on load-wise to see if that would be possible. It would definitely be slower than the alternative but I'd imagine it would still work.
Thanks so much for the response! I have spent the last few days updating OSX, XCode and Unreal Engine on the mac mini. It was painfully slow but it's finally all done and UE4 surprisingly runs on the little machine. I wanted to get it all set up so I could respond with a non-hypothetical question.
Before I set up remote building I simply want to export a project to iOS from OSX as a test. I spent all of last night trying to figure out this nightmare without any luck.
Do I need to make a new certificate and/or a new mobile provision if I want to export from the other computer? I'm very uncertain of how Apple's wonky developer system works.
I downloaded the mobile provision and certificate that I'm using on my windows machine to the Mac. I then imported them to the UE4 project. On the project settings page under iOS, my certificate says indicates "Valid" but the provision says "No Valid Certificate Found"
I searched for answers quite comprehensively last night but my brain may have been waning because it got late. Have I missed any steps? I crawled through the "iOS getting started tutorial" you guys provided many times but I wasn't able to figure out the problem.
I'm so close! I would really appreciate another response. You're awesome!
You should be able to use the same certificate / mobile provisions across multiple computers if you followed the steps. To be clear, was this the documentation you were following?
Ok so I reset the provision, re authenticated in apple developer account and then re downloaded it. It's valid now! I think resetting it (in XCode preferences -> account details) was the trick. Hooray!
Unfortunately, the app is crashing on the iPad just after the splash screen. I'm so close I can taste it but I'm really not sure the best way to debug this.
I can play the game on OSX in the editor no problem. The C++ code I wrote is working just fine while playing in the editor on the mac.
I also tried generating an XCode project with the uproject file. I ran the XCode project and tried exporting the game to my iPad again but it still crashes after the splash screen. I didn't receive any errors when building in editor, compiling C++ code in editor or launching.
I suggest creating a blank project first now that you're able to package to see if that works correctly. If it does, that will at least let you know that the logic of your project is the problem. Have you tried running the game in Standalone to see if the same crash occurs there? Have there been any crash logs generated by the crash that occurs? If so, it would be helpful to see those.
Thanks a bunch for these responses. I haven't had a chance to follow up during the holidays but now I'm back at it. I have been fiddling for a while longer thinking it was an issue with cooking content or building with no luck. I most recently built the project with xcode, packaged in the editor it built and still get the crash after splash screen. I have not got any errors during the building or packaging process.
I only recently figured out how to get crash logs from apps. Is there any way this output will help?
Edit: I uploaded the wrong (raw) crash log. This is the proper easy to read symbolified version.
Have you been able to give a fresh project a try? There isn't anything that immediately jumps out from that log but I'll continue looking into it.
I exported a pure blueprint project (first person shooter template) from Mac -> iOS without a problem. I am going to add a C++ class to it and see if that breaks it. Working with such a slow mac machine makes each test unbearably slow.
In XCode I build then go to Product -> Run. Scheme is MyProject->My Mac.
UE4 eventually runs. I build & compile C++ code.
I have tried using Launch -> iPad as well as packaging an ipa and adding through iTunes.
After about an hour of exporting I finally get the app on my device and it crashes after slash screen. I cry a little bit each time.
Does it matter what configuration I use in XCode (ie. DevelopmentEditor, DebugGame, etc)? I just tried DevelopmentEditor and that didn't help at all.
I have tried changing quality settings. It was on high quality desktop before but still crashes on scalable for mobile.
You have no idea how much I appreciate you looking into this more. I am getting more and more disheartened by this every day. I just want to get back to working on the game :(.
To give you an idea of the frustration I'm going through: the last export took 75 minutes. That means every single time I want to see if I've fixed it, it takes about an hour to export the app that just crashes. I've probably done this close to 100 times and I'm going insane.
Everything looks correct. As far as the scheme (Build Configuration) goes, you can use any of the ones that don't include the word "Editor". Development would probably be best.
Would it help if I provided you with my project files? If so what is the best way to safely and securely send them to you? I obviously don't want to post the files here. What files/folders do you need? I'm currently (slowly) adding a C++ class to the blank first person shooter example. I'm going to put a quick hello world function in there and see what happens. I am completely out of ideas after this.
EDIT: I have finally added the C++ class to the test project and have successfully exported to the tablet! I just added a simple printstring function that is certainly working. This leads me to believe that the issue is in the C++ on my other project. I could still be wrong. Is there somewhere I can post the .cpp and .h source for someone to check for incompatibilities?
You can send them to me through a private message on our forums. Here is a link to my profile. You'll still need to upload it somewhere else like Dropbox or Onedrive but the link that you send me will not be shared with anyone outside the company. I'm glad to hear that you've got a basic project working at least.
Alright I've got my project (mostly) running on the tablet now! I figured instead of making you crawl through the project I would at least figure out where the C++ was going wrong. I'm just going to post it here to help others who may come across it.
I've figured out that my HTTP post request C++ function is failing. Please tell me you see something wrong with this code! It works on android, windows and my mac mini (osx) PIE. It does not work on iOS though. It just causes the app to crash.
Please help! I'm so close!
I couldn't say just from looking at that as network code isn't my expertise but do you get any different crash logs from when it crashes, or is it the same ones from before? I'll be asking a co-worker who knows more about this specific area of code to see if we can figure something out.
I'm still getting the same logs - unfortunately all I did was isolate the issue causing the crash. I would imagine the Http GET function I'm using won't work either if it's an issue with UE4 Http functions.
Please let me know if your co-worker says anything about the function I shared! The function works on all platforms except iOS. Maybe there is a platform-specific library I need to include? Do I need to explicitly give the app access to internet on the iPad perhaps? I looked around for C++ iOS compatibility issues in UE4 but couldn't find anything. If there is a better way to perform an HTTP request I am not married to this code and am open to suggestions!
I really appreciate your help with this!
Unfortunately that code doesn't say much. Suggestions would be things such as checking your method for connecting, case sensitivity in your true/false checks and also checking to see if the iOS device is trusted by the Mac.
I've been looking around for more information and still can't figure out for the life of me what is going wrong. I took a few steps back. I made a new project and added the code I mentioned was causing the crash. It caused a crash as expected in the new project as well. The new project also compiles and executes the code perfectly on OSX but not iOS.
How do I check or set my method for connecting? I don't see any relevant settings in settings->iOS (within UE4). My iPad is 110% connected to the internet. I tried using the Network Link Conditioner in iOS developer settings with no luck.
true and false are lowercase, correct? ("true", "false"). You can see in the code I posted that they are indeed lowercase. I imagine I would be getting a compile or build error if I had the wrong case.
Do you mean that I should check if my mac is trusted by the iOS device? I believe I was prompted to trust the mac when it was initially plugged in. I selected trust. I can't seem to find any information on where to find a list of trusted devices on the mac or iPad. I did not set up 2 step verification if that matters.
Just because I forgot to mention: I have added HTTP to the build.cs file as well as #include "Http.h" to the header file. It wouldn't compile otherwise. Is there any conflicts with the Http library with iOS?
I simply want to use my PHP system to communicate between devices. Just simple GET and POST requests. I am using this to talk between mobile devices on the internet (not LAN) and I don't want to run a dedicated server.
Has anyone managed to perform a GET and/or POST request on iOS? I just need to get the response from a PHP file/website. Is there any way someone on your end could test the code on iOS and another platform to see the incompatibility I'm seeing?
Is there anywhere I need to grant my app permissions? Perhaps in Apple developer console or in UE4?
I finally figured out the networking issue! It is super helpful using NSLog to figure out the cause of these crashes. I had no idea it existed until someone in another question mentioned it.
I created a new question and figured out the answer because this one became quite long winded.


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A good independent, professional mortgage broker, or adviser as I prefer to be called, provides a service that a borrower cannot obtain direct from a lender and certainly not from a comparison site, neither of which actually advise on all the best products in the market. A decent broker will talk about direct deals as part of their overall analysis.
The key issue is around advice. For those who want to take out the biggest loan they are ever likely to have without obtaining any kind of advice then the internet is a wealth of information. However, the cheapest product does not take into account the myriad of personal requirements and future flexibilities a client may need.
Therefore 1st Time Buyers, who may need a hand to hold throughout the process, should always look to obtain proper advice.
For those who are generally time poor, or need to move quickly, the service a broker provides can take the pain and hassle out of the process and ensure that deadlines are met without you breaking sweat.
There are two key words here, independence and advice. An independent broker will be able to look at every product on the market as well as some that are only available through the mortgage broking market.
A lender can only talk about their own products and many will not provide perhaps the most important bit, advice. A mortgage is the largest commitment that most people will ever make and to do this without taking full advice and comparing all the options available is a risky game, especially with all the small print and fees that surround mortgage products.
A small fee paid to a broker can still save thousands of pounds over the term of a mortgage or avoid costly penalties in the future.
There is also the aftercare service, not only looking at how clients can ensure they are able to both repay the loan and protect their new home, but advising them each time their product comes up for renewal or their circumstances change mid-term.
There are not many professional services left that provide all this for a relatively modicum fee when compared to the transactional approach by Estate Agents, Solicitors and, let us not forget, the banks as well.
The days of a broker simply looking down a list of products, pointing at the cheapest and pocketing the inflated commissions are thankfully long gone. As mortgage criteria toughens, professional mortgage advisers who provide genuine independent advice and a proper relationship based service are, and always will be, in demand.


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What does the Human Genome Mapping Project have to offer alcoholics?
Recent advances in molecular genetics have increased our knowledge ofthe hereditary material to such a level that it is now possible to look for the genes that contribute to alcoholism. Throughout the world the concerted effort by scientists affiliated to the Human Genome Mapping Project is rapidly determining the sequence of the 23 volumes of hereditary information, the chromosomes, that is the human genome. It is estimated that a fIrst draft of this genetic encyclopaedia will be available in the spring of 2000, which will contain some 100,000 gene entries. Subsequently the 'typographical' errors that constitute genetic variation and'mutation will be identifIed and as a consequence the multiple small genetic contributions to common and complex diseases elucidated. These findings will effect our lives and have a profound impact upon subsequent generations. Genes and environment interact during the development of alcohol dependence. Finding the genetic contributions will profoundly alter the way we understand this condition and will permit the introduction of improved management policies. New treatments will be developed and targeted to subgroups identifIed by genetic tests. It will also be possible to develop genetic tests that alter an individual predicted risk which could be used for counselling, screening and prevention programmes. Particular benefIts in the future will therefore result from the collaboration between researchers from many diverse disciplines seeking to explore the spectrum off actors in the nature nurture continuum. Whilst this information could be used to reduce morbidity and mortality, such information would also be of interest to those in personnel departments and insurance companies. In the future it may be necessary to provide a genetic curriculum vitae, in the form of a blood sample, prior to obtaining life assurance, a mortgage, job or promotion. In looking forward to this exciting future the important moral and ethical lessons of the past should be heeded and the implications considered and widely debated.


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Demons…Soul Sucking DEMONS!! Ok so that isn't all you'll get. There is one hell of a unique YA heroine…if you could call her a heroine. Let's just say Meda definitely strays from the norm. The author Eliza Crewe is here to talk to us today about Giving the Reader What they Don't Expect! We also have a giveaway of 1 copy of Cracked to 1 lucky reader courtesy of the publisher Strange Chemistry!
I recently read Stephen King's On Writing and he said when he writes a book he keeps in mind his "ideal reader," the person for whom he's writing it. That got me thinking–who did I write Cracked for?
I wrote Cracked for the reader who has read a ton of YA UF, and who loves it, but who craves something a little different. I wrote it for the reader who would recognize all the common YA fare (the special school, the orphan, the special destiny, a handsome, damsel-rescuing hero), and would enjoy the wicked little twist of it all being viewed through the eyes of the bad guy. I wanted it to be silly and light and fun. I wanted to poke a little fun, tell a couple inside jokes that would make readers of the genre giggle.
I wrote it for those who have read enough YA UF/PN that when a handsome hero is introduced in Chapter 3, can't help but brace for the inevitable romance–and then surprise them by not giving it. I wanted to hint at a love triangle that never materializes except as a prank. I wanted a main character who hates children and small, fuzzy animals. I wanted unheroic "heroes," packed with flaws–naivete, physical weakness, pushiness, and, in one case, just plain orneriness. I wanted characters the reader likes against their will–and their better judgement.
Don't get me wrong, I love all the YA tropes. I think there should be more heroes than antiheroes. I have no problem with special destinies and special schools, and I love a good orphan story (parents-shmarents!). All these elements are common because they make for great stories. But every once in a while, I crave something different. Something surprising. Something to cleanse the palate so I can appreciate the themes I love so well. Cracked isn't meant to be the main meal, but a palate cleanser, the sour sorbet in a seven-course meal.
Or maybe, just maybe, it's the wickedly delicious dessert.
Thanks for the great post and the wonderful giveaway, you know how curious I am about this one!
Indeed! I hope you enjoy it if/when you get around to reading it!
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You are too hilarious. So you imagine living in a trailer park / secret training camp?
*I get all your books if you should perish…but you know I don't think that will happen – I'm sure we haven't seen the last of Meda.
Hehe-she is reading! And the sequel is set to be released in August (unless you happen to live in India, then it's TBD)–SO DON'T DIE :-P.
Eeeeeeeexcellent! Pabkins is going to be so sad that she doesn't get my book collection!
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I did like how she did that – it was very much not the typical YA book.
Great post, Eliza. Pretty much every post you've written for this book just makes me want to read it more.
Haha – I'll be interested to see what you end up thinking about it!
This sounds like a great read! I love the idea of turning the tables on standard YA tropes!
I agree its so refreshing when you get something that is different than so much YA out there.
Well its weird she's not necessarily a bad guy…but you know a bad guy. So weird in a great way – you'll see.
A little late to the party, but this truly was a great post. I am the reader that loves to watch for a trope develop, then leaps for joy when an author dances with it but leaves for someone else.
So glad you enjoyed it! I too love it when I get something that goes against the norm.


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FeaturesFilm Features Angela Dawson|December 29, 2014
Julianne Moore stars in STILL ALICE. ©Sony Pictures Classics.
HOLLYWOOD—In "Still Alice," four-time Oscar nominee Julianne Moore plays a woman who is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. As the versatile actress does with so many of her roles, she took it upon herself to research the disease, it's impact on those afflicted with it and the impact on their families. In particular, one woman, who was diagnosed with the disease in her mid-40s, moved her. The fact that she was a redhead—like Moore herself—struck a chord with the actress.
Though the neurological disease was robbing the woman of her memory, Moore saw a strength in this woman that she decided to imbue in her onscreen character.
Based on the novel, "Still Alice," by Lisa Genova, the drama is adapted for the screen and directed by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland, whose collaborations have included "The Last of Robin Hood," which starred Kevin Kline and Susan Sarandon and the Sundance Grand Jury and Audience award winner "Quinceanera."
Glatzer, who holds a PhD from the University of Virginia was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), better known as Lou Gehrig's disease, while developing the film. Though the disease progressed rapidly, Glatzer managed to co-direct it with Westmoreland, even though he lost the ability to speak by the time production began. For Moore, it was simply a matter of developing a different sort of communication (Glatzer now uses an iPad to communicate) with the filmmaker.[private]
The 54-year-old actress, who has been nominated for a Screen Actors Guild award for her inspired performance in this film, recently spoke about tackling the role of a college professor diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, communicating with Glatzer and working with co-star Kristen Stewart, who plays her slacker daughter who steps in to help at the right moment.
Q: How would you describe your character?
Moore: One of the things about this movie is that you are meeting this woman at a time where she has achieved a lot. She has been very successful in her career. She has a happy marriage and she has three kids that are well on their way. We really see her at the point where we all feel we would like to be. When she is hit with this news it is pretty dramatic and pretty life altering for the whole family. So I think that is interesting, just in terms of storytelling, in the sense that things can appear to be perfect or things can appear to be static but I don't know that they always are.
Q: What did you find most appealing about taking on this role?
Moore: There is so much beauty in the movie. The beauty is at the beginning when you see this beautiful and wonderful family and there is beauty in watching them transform and react to their mother's issues and illness. Then there's beauty at the end when you realize what it's all been about.
Q: Like Alice, you're a working mom. How do you balance it all?
Moore: Sometimes we have this discussion about work-family, family-work and it sounds like a facile discussion. "How do you balance it all? How do you have the time for this and that?" At the end of the day isn't that all there is? That's what we have. We have the work that we want to do and that's the way we express ourselves. Then we have the people in our lives that we love.
Q: Have you had personal experience with Alzheimer's?
Moore: No, I have had no personal experience with Alzheimer's. I've been lucky on that score.
Q: Nobody really knows what it is to be sick with this disease. Was it very disturbing for you to start with?
Moore: It's great that you started the question with, "Nobody really knows." That, of course, is the great challenge. That is what we talked about a lot when we were working on the movie. This is an unusual project and it's the first movie that I have seen that talked about a condition like this, presented completely subjectively.
Generally, we see all these stories and they are from the caretaker point of view or a different family member. This is inside Alice's experience. We even had talks about dates and a few seasonal things to do, but I said, "I haven't finished my research!" I was too afraid to embark on anything, even the easy stuff like running, without understanding.
Q: What did your research entail?
Moore: Not that I am ever going to understand completely but what I did was speak to everyone that I could. I spoke to the head of the Alzheimer's Association, I spoke to these different woman on Skype who have been recently diagnosed, all in their 40s, a couple in their 50s. I went to Mount Sinai and talked to clinicians and researchers. I did the cognitive test that they give. I went to New York Alzheimer's Association and talked to the woman there. I went to a long-term care facility. I tried to meet everybody at every stage of the disease.
Everyone was so generous with their time and their information but I would always say to them, "Can you tell me what it feels like?" They would try to explain it. That speech that I give to Lydia (Stewart's character) when she asks what it's like, all of that information was taken from what I heard from people. They said it's not always the same. You have good days and bad days. The idea of seeing something, like a word hanging in front of them, and looking for it and reaching for it and it not being there came from them. It was about knowing that its there, but not being able to get there, the idea of not even knowing who you are. You think, "If I have to find myself one way and my intellect is no longer the same thing, then what am I?" We really think about what's on the inside of ourselves and I think that's why Alzheimer's is so terrifying to people. They think "Who am I if that's gone?" So I got as close as I could.
Q: Have you stayed in touch with the people you met?
Moore: There was one woman whom I really hit it off with. She was the youngest person I met. She was diagnosed at 45. She has red hair. When I first saw her on Skype, I was like, "Look at you! You look like me. Hi!" because all redheads think we look alike. She was really nice and really bright. She had been a nurse who ran a neurosurgery OR. She was diagnosed at 45 and she was 49 when I spoke to her. She spent her 50th birthday on our set. I introduced her to everybody. I said, "This is my friend, Sandy. She's been my adviser on this. She really helped me a lot." And no one knew she had Alzheimer's. That was very interesting. Sandy works very hard and doesn't present like she has Alzheimer's disease. So that's something I saw with the women I was speaking to. Also, rather than somebody disappearing, everyone is trying very hard to stay in their life, and stay who they are and do everything they can to hold on to the life they want to have.
Q: What was it like working with Richard Glatzer, who has ALS, during production?
Moore: Richard was very fast, very very fast. He may have perceived himself as being slow, but that's not what we experienced. He was like Quick Draw McGraw on the iPad, and it came out. There was a scene where I'm on the couch falling asleep, and (the family is) talking about "What are we going to do about Alice?" and I wake up, and the line was supposed to be, "What's for dinner?" But it just seemed weird. It seemed funny, and we thought, "This is going to get a laugh. We don't want to get a laugh here. What should (the line) be?" And Richard's like, "It's hot in here." That kind of came out right away. So he was very fast and concise.
Q: There are very few films focused on middle-aged women, and even less about women facing a devastating illness like this. Being in your 50s, is this something that concerns you in terms of yourself or people you know in this age group? Is there anything being done in terms of research?
Moore: They're trying very hard. Teri Moretz, ("Carrie" co-star) Chloe's mom, just sent me an article that was in Time magazine. It said women in their 60s have a one in six chance of developing Alzheimer's disease, the same as their chance of developing breast cancer. So it's a disease that's rapidly gaining ground.
The other terrifying thing about it is that once you are diagnosed with it, there is very little you can do to alter the prognosis, or even alter the progression of the disease. So we don't know anything. We know there are correlations between brain health and heart health. There are some genetic markers. Later onset has to do with age. Thirty or forty years ago no one knew what to do about cancer. With enough money and time and research, there is so much more that they can do now. I feel like people in the Alzheimer's community really feel that they are a stone's throw away from something meaningful.[/private]
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Word Study Notes: This week students are learning how to add "ing" to base words that end in VC and VCC. The rules for this are below in word study notes.
Math Notes: Students are currently moving through Unit 1: Place Value to 10,000. Ms. Weber is teaching this unit. Key pieces of this unit would include representing numbers in 3 different ways-written form (one thousand, six hundred one), standard form (1,601), and expanded form (1,000+600+1). Also, students should be able to manipulate the values by adding or subtracting from a place value. For example, 1,000 less than 1,601 is 601. If you have questions, you can email Ms. Weber at aweberwb@psdr3.org.
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Science: I teach science. We are moving through lessons 2,3, and 4 this week in Unit 13 Ecosystems. Students should know what systems are and what the rules are for something to be a system. Ecosystems (which are systems) and composed of living and non-living things that work together. Abiotic parts of a system are the non-living parts. Biotic parts and the living components of a system.
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