Kholat is… complicated. I won't say that it's absolutely deplorable but it is undoubtedly complicated to explain. It left me with a lasagna of emotions ranging from absolute mess to strangely enjoyable. The open-world horror game from developer IMGN.PRO (released in 2015) follows the real-life story of 9 students traveling the Kholat mountain in the Russian wilderness. The fact that this is "based on a true story" is incredibly fascinating since it's rarely ever done (the only game that I can immediately think of is Fatal Frame). I played through this game once on my own and it provided some moderate scares but nothing out of this world. When I played through it a second time with my mates, it was a great experience but that goes back to the fact that most things are better if you have your friends around.
The real event that provides the basic framework for the story of Kholat is known as the Dyatlov Pass Incident. It's an incredibly bizarre story but for the sake of the review I'll give you my quick summary. Nine experienced hikers set out for the mountain Kholat and made camp on the slopes of it's mountain. In the middle of the night, the nine campers evacuated the campsite and ran towards the wilderness. Six of the nine campers died of hypothermia as none of them were properly equipped for the harsh cold. The other three died under mysterious circumstances, and is what spawned the great mystery around the incident. One victim had a fractured skull, another victim had brain damage with no clear attacks to the skull, and the last victim was missing her tongue. What occured can only be described as tragic and absolutely terrifying. Yet, the events themselves and the mysteries surrounding it leave it open for interpretation and further analysis. Kholat attempts to tackle the events by adding its own spin to the question "What really happened?".
Kholat is unique because one of the first open-world horror games I have ever seen (there may be others that I'm not aware of) and it works well. At the onset of the game you depart from a train station and trek into the wilderness. After being lost for some time in a snowstorm (which produced some hilarious moments where the character would quite obviously teleport back to the start until the correct route was found) you find a tent (ominous) and camp to wait out the storm. You are immediately transported to an ominous forest filled with ghastly figures, orange orbs intent on your imminent destruction, and floating mountains and meteorites. Suffice it to say, everything's fucked.
The gameplay is your standard fair from what you'd expect of a modern horror game. There's no combat, just exploration. And explore you will. The vast wilderness of the Kholat mountains is treacherous yet oddly beautiful. There is a sense of serenity that comes with scaling the side of a mountain towards an imminent threat. Kholat has a fantastic atmosphere keeping you on your edge throughout the duration of the game. The subtle details are what really set it apart, the soft rustling of leaves, footsteps crunching on the snow, the howling winds, and the foreboding music that looms over all of it. There is a sense of dread over every part of this game, you feel completely isolated from the world and in a pocket dimension sorts with the sole purpose of annihilating your will. You're equipped at the onset of the game with a compass, a map, and a flashlight. All of these play a major role in keeping you alive and not keeping you lost. At many times throughout the game you will feel lost. The map does not update your position so you'll need to keep landmarks and position in mind or else you will be left in a free fall. It was really refreshing to have to find coordinates (which are scattered around the map and reveal important locations). There was no hand holding to the exploration. It felt like I had actually been dumped in the world and I would have to carve out my own path.
The constant threat of The Anomaly is also always ever present. The Anomaly is a glowing orange orb hell-bent on killing you and everything you love with cold precision. It's kind of a let down since there's nothing, visually, to be afraid of. I know that it will kill me but I wish that they had actually designed a monster to attack you. it would've made the experience much more unnerving.
As I mentioned previously this game does have technical complications that really hamper the experience. Often the framerate will dip from 30 into the single digits, which is unacceptable. And, it happens often enough that the experience of the game tanks alongside it. I played the game on PS4 so there should've been no issues on the hardware side that would not allow the game to run properly. There must've been legitimate problems during the production of the game because the experience is nigh-on unacceptable.
If you manage to slog through some of the more irritating technical issues and put them aside, there is a really fascinating horror game that tries to experiment with what you've come to expect. While it doesn't succeed in every respect, it still is a good horror game that is, at times, fun to play.


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40 Stats For Roger Federer's 40th Birthday | ATP Tour
In honour of Roger Federer's 40th birthday, the ATP Tour is celebrating by reliving 40 facts, moments or memories that have made his tennis career spectacular thus far.
Forty-love 🎉
Happy Birthday to an icon & champion of our sport, @rogerfederer! 🎊🎈 pic.twitter.com/b78UopQrja
— ATP Tour (@atptour) August 8, 2021
40 – The age Federer is now! The Swiss is the only 40-year-old inside the Top 100 of the FedEx ATP Rankings, the elite group he has been part of — without dropping from it — since 11 October 1999
39 – Combined wins against Novak Djokovic (23) and Rafael Nadal (16)
38 – Age when Federer won his most recent title at the 2019 Swiss Indoors Basel. He has lifted the trophy at his hometown tournament 10 times
37 – Age when Federer won his 100th tour-level title at the 2019 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. The only other player who has also reached that milestone is Jimmy Connors, who captured 109 trophies
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The Swiss claimed his 100th tour-level title in Dubai in 2019. Photo Credit: Francois Nel/Getty Images
36 – Federer's age the last time he was No. 1 in the FedEx ATP Rankings the week of 18 June 2018, making him the oldest World No. 1 in history
35 – Consecutive matches won by Federer in 2005, which he topped with 41 straight wins in 2006-07
34 – Combined wins against former Top 10 players David Ferrer (17-0) and Mikhail Youzhny (17-0) without losing a match
33 – Five-set wins in his career
32 – Age when his second set of twins — brothers Leo and Lenny — were born on 6 May 2014. Federer and his wife, Mirka, also have twin daughters, Myla and Charlene, who were born on 23 July 2009
31 – Different tournaments won in 19 different countries
30 – Number of countries where Federer has played since making his ATP Tour debut in 1998
29 – Days to win three titles on three different surfaces in 2004 (Wimbledon, Gstaad, Toronto)
28 – ATP Masters 1000 titles
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Federer's most recent Masters 1000 title came in Miami in 2019. Photo Credit: Julian Finney/Getty Images
27 – Longest Grand Slam win streak of his career (twice), snapped by Rafael Nadal in the 2006 and 2007 Roland Garros finals
26 – Indoor titles, leading all active players. Andy Murray is second among active players with 15 indoor trophies
25 – Countries represented by the 51 players whom Federer has defeated for his 103 titles
24 – From 2003-05, Federer won 24 consecutive finals that he played in and 24 straight matches against Top-10 opponents
23 – Wins needed for Federer (1,251) to match Jimmy Connors' record of 1,274 tour-level victories
22 – Age at which Federer first climbed to No. 1 in the FedEx ATP Rankings
21 – Years since the Swiss made his first ATP Tour final in Marseille in 2000
20 – Grand Slam titles
19 – Grass-court titles, nine more than second on the Open Era list, Pete Sampras
18 – Consecutive Fans' Favourite crowns in the ATP Awards, taking the title each year from 2003-2020
17 – Seed at the 2017 Australian Open when he came back from knee surgery to win the title
Federer won the 2017 Australian Open as the 17th seed. Photo Credit: Getty Images
16 – Federer's year-end FedEx ATP Ranking in 2016, which remains his only year-end ranking outside of the Top 10 since 2001
15 – Total losses in a three-year span (2004-2006) in 262 matches
14 – Consecutive years spent inside the Top 10 of the FedEx ATP Rankings (2002-2016)
13 – Number of match wins in his first full season on the ATP Tour in 1999
12 – Career-high titles won in a single season in 2006
11 – Grand Slam runner-up finishes
10 – Consecutive Grand Slam finals reached from 2005 Wimbledon through the 2007 US Open. He won the title in eight of those events
9 – Federer is No. 9 in the FedEx ATP Rankings on his 40th birthday
8 – Doubles titles won, including a gold medal at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 alongside Stan Wawrinka
7 – Number of Grand Slam finals won before first loss (2006 Roland Garros to Nadal)
6 – Nitto ATP Finals trophies
5 – Year-end No. 1 finishes (2004-07, 2009)
4 – He is one of four players to finish at No. 1 in the year-end FedEx ATP Rankings in at least four consecutive years, joining Pete Sampras (6), Jimmy Connors (5) and John McEnroe (4)
3 – Won three Grand Slams in a calendar year on three occasions, in 2004, 2006 and 2007. Federer and Novak Djokovic are the only players to accomplish that feat
2 – Tournaments at which Federer has won 10 titles. He has done so at the Swiss Indoors Basel and the NOVENTI OPEN in Halle
1 – Federer has spent 310 weeks atop the FedEx ATP Rankings, including a record 237 consecutive weeks from 2004-08
Here are tweets sent in celebration of Federer's birthday:
Happy birthday @rogerfederer, I hope you have a great day and I look forward to catching up again soon in Boston for the @LaverCup. pic.twitter.com/oW6mNjVrDo
— Rod Laver (@rodlaver) August 8, 2021
Happy birthday to 20x Grand Slam men's singles champion, @rogerfederer! 🎉
Hoping your knee heals quickly and that I'll see you at the #USOpen. pic.twitter.com/jg80ASK985
— Billie Jean King (@BillieJeanKing) August 8, 2021
happy bday @rogerfederer @PseudoFed 40 is the new 27 👊👍😎💪😎 https://t.co/Fuzi8ebkbn
— Brad Gilbert (@bgtennisnation) August 8, 2021
Happy 40th 🎂, @rogerfederer! 😊 pic.twitter.com/CT4KIrhzBl
— Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (@rnadalacademy) August 8, 2021
– Statistical assistance provided by Joshua Rey
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a game by Spark Unlimited
See also: Lost Planet
Capcom does not sail exactly in good water with the first two episodes of Lost Planet. Although conceived by the same development team and united by wholly similar mechanics, the two products differed conceptually in a rather marked manner. The former is very traditional, with a single player phase and a well separated multiplayer and, on the contrary, the latter is very experimental, where the boundaries between the two modes were very weak, with the risk of not understanding where the first began and the second ended. Lost Planet 2, among other things, also moved away from the first episode for the setting itself, which passed from huge frozen expanses to lush tropical forests, while remaining on the same EDN III home planet.
A beard. In all senses
Capcom's third attempt takes us back to the origins of the saga, placing the hands of the narrative thirty years behind the first episode, analyzing the exploits of the first NEVEC technicians, intent on terraforming the planet for the extraction of the immense natural resources to arrangement. And it is precisely among these first (..) settlers that we will find Jim Peyton, whose clothes we will wear as a protagonist. The Lost Planet 3 traman takes our Jim to the command of his Rig. On EDN III, evidently forced by work circumstances. In fact, there will be several intermezzo videos where our protagonist entertains poignant conversations with his wife left elsewhere because of force majeure.
The NEVEC base located on the planet will play from the HUB for the missions, giving us the possibility to receive missions from the different characters present, to upgrade weapons and to buy new improvements for our Rig that, trustworthy traveling companion, will accompany us throughout our journey and that it will also prove very useful in battle on more than one occasion. Obviously the Akrids, indigenous inhabitants, who try to protect their planet of origin from the human invasion and who represent the primary obstacle on the road to EDN III resources could not miss. The merit of Lost Planet 3, however, is also that, contrary to the first two, of having enriched the plot with numerous twists that will be "sipped" during the adventure. A narrative device that works,
From the gameplay point of view, Lost Planet 3 abandons the frantic pace of the first two chapters to allow itself a more rhythmic trend. Which, in itself, may not be bad but it has the aggravating circumstance of presenting a low number of adversaries (moreover rather deficient in terms of artificial intelligence), which often leads the player to get rid of the enemy fairly quickly, finding himself then grappling with missions that lead him to visit totally abandoned bases, little beaten ravines or immense frozen expanses struck by growing storms, always looking for sources of heat with which to supply their own Rig and then use them as paper money for upgrades. If to this also joined the cadenced step of our "robot" that helps us to cover the distances on the outside,
The basic idea, that of proposing itself as an "icy" version of Borderlands, could also work on paper, but Spark Unlimited would have had to increase the pace of the game, load the bar of the "charisma" of the game or try to bring on the flat of the player something else to do to put a little spice on a gameplay that on several occasions has proved a little too obvious and repetitive. Gameplay that among other things relies excessively on quicktime events, which in this case manage to take away even more rhythm from those who would desperately need it. A pity, because Lost Planet 3 has all the right elements in it to be a game of appeal but that Spark Unlimited has not been able to wisely balance.
Overall - 5.8
The number next to a video game title can mean so many things. It can mean "continuity", a filing of the fundamental system of a series, which aims to perfect its best elements. It can indicate a desire for revolution, a clear cut to the mechanics of the past to propose something new and original. What it should never mean is a step backwards, a structural devolution that leads the saga to deteriorate. Lost Planet 3, on the other hand, does just that, it blows away what was good about its predecessors, to become a mediocre, banal and repetitive shooter.
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Q: cmake change compiler for gtest I'm trying to set compiler for my gtest in my cmake.
I use FetchContent to get the gtest code first.
To change the compiler in FetchContent I set CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER (answered here: https://cmake.org/pipermail/cmake/2019-March/069206.html)
set(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER "/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++" CACHE INTERNAL "")

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# Fetch gtests
include(FetchContent)
FetchContent_Declare(
    googletest
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)

FetchContent_MakeAvailable(googletest)
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The first cmake build succeed (when there is no CMakeCache.txt). But the second one fails:
-- Configuring done
You have changed variables that require your cache to be deleted.
Configure will be re-run and you may have to reset some variables.
The following variables have changed:
CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER= /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++

After that error message cmake start itself again, and fails because it doesn't get any cmake parameters:
-- The C compiler identification is GNU 10.2.1
-- The CXX compiler identification is GNU 10.2.1
-- Detecting C compiler ABI info
-- Detecting C compiler ABI info - done
-- Check for working C compiler: /usr/bin/cc - skipped
-- Detecting C compile features
-- Detecting C compile features - done
-- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info
-- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info - done
-- Check for working CXX compiler: /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ - skipped
-- Detecting CXX compile features
-- Detecting CXX compile features - done
CMake Error at src/CMakeLists.txt:36 (message):
  Please provide spi mode.  -DSPI_MODE=[mock, asic]

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
See also "/work/build/arm/cmake/CMakeFiles/CMakeOutput.log".

What is the proper way of setting a gtest compiler?

A: I solved it by setting the compiler from the cmake run command instead:
cmake -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ ..

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Why it's been stuck in your head: It's rare that I actually want to watch the musical guests on Saturday Night Live because usually they are people that I've never heard of or they are people who are so over-played on the radio that I am sick of hearing their voices. Even though I'm almost 30, I have to admit that I actually really like Selena Gomez and so this song has been stuck in my head because I actually took the time to watch the performance and enjoy it thoroughly.
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Where can you find it now? Make sure you binge all of Alan Rickman's great roles this weekend including Love Actually, Galaxy Quest, Robin Hood, Die Hard, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and, of course all the Harry Potter films. You will be missed, Alan Rickman. Always.
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Sunday night, after an 18 month battle with cancer, music and entertainment icon David Bowie passed away. Every artist you can think of who reaches to meld music and fashion, reinvent themselves, or bring that theatrical flamboyant quality to their performances and point to David Bowie as a hero and an inspiration. From Ziggy Stardust to the Thin White Duke to the Goblin King, David Bowie embraced the art of reinvention like few artists could ever hope to do. His approximately 140 million records sold through his career defied genre and produced iconic hits such as "Fame," "Space Oddity," "Let's Dance," and "Under Pressure." His vocal range lent itself well to his own edgy numbers as well as the classics. Music along was not enough to capture his insane talent. A cult classic turn as The Goblin King in Labyrinth, a starring role on Broadway in The Elephant Man, an inspiration for the film Velvet Goldmine, and even a brief cameo in Zoolander solidified his stardom to multiple generations. He embraced his androgynous look while also being open about his own sexual exploration. It is that openness in particular that appealed to a younger generation that came after his musical peak.
When I got the CNN notification late at night concerning his passing, it literally took my breath away. There are certain world icons who you never actually consider a world without. But truly, we'll never have a world without David Bowie. His influence will continue to reach new generations of artists and people well into the future. Rest in peace, David Bowie.


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Syria says regime not to blame for massacre; Rice says 'another blatant lie'
By USAHM-News on May 30, 2012 /
By CNN News
A U.S. official ridiculed as "another blatant lie" a Syrian government report Thursday asserting that terrorists — not security forces — massacred civilians in Houla. Last weekend's massacre, which left more than 100 people dead, sparked outrage across the globe and prompted calls for action against the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
But Syria attributed the latest violence to "armed terrorist groups," the vague entities that the regime has blamed all along for widespread violence against civilians during the nearly 15 months of unrest.
"The goal of the armed operation was to completely terminate the presence of the state in the area and to make it one that is out of the control of the state," Qasim Jamal Sleiman, head of the investigative panel, said in televised remarks.
"All of the martyrs are from peaceful families who refused to stand against the state and have never demonstrated or carried weapons against the state. They were in disagreement with the armed terrorist groups, which confirms that there was a goal and an interest to kill them."
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, called the Syrian account "another blatant lie" and said there's no "factual evidence" to "substantiate that rendition of events." She said the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, could soon embark on an effort to establish facts in the case and hold people accountable.
The Syrian government investigation said 600 to 800 armed people gathered after Friday prayers at two primary locations and committed the crimes. Sleiman said firearms shot from a close distance and sharp objects were used, but there was no shelling.
"The place where the massacre was committed is an area where armed terrorist groups are present," Sleiman said. "The security forces did not enter the area before or after the massacre and the area is far from the checkpoints where the security forces are positioned."
But he said security forces "defended themselves against the armed terrorist groups." Some of the attackers hailed from the Houla area, investigators said. "Also, some of the bodies that were shown as part of the massacre are bodies of armed individuals who were killed during their attack on the security forces and they are not from the town."
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Q: Cycling values in a hidden field on image click I hope someone can help me. I am new to jquery. I want to show pictures of my students on a page so I can take the presence easily. I made that using a MySQL DB with php. That's the easy part.
Next, i managed to make a jquery script so when I click each image the border of that image cycle through green, red and yellow (in - out - late css class).
Here is the html code (id from hidden field is the student number)

        <input type="hidden" id="7465" name="presence2" value="in"/>

        <input type="hidden" id="9484" name="presence3" value="in"/>

        <input type="hidden" id="2627" name="presence4" value="in"/>

And the jQuery
$(document).ready(function() {

$('li').toggle(
 function() {
 $(this).toggleClass('in out');
 $(this).removeClass('in');
 ;},
 function() {

 $(this).toggleClass('out late');
 $(this).removeClass('out');
 },
 function() {
 $(this).toggleClass('late in');
 $(this).removeClass('late');
 }
 );

});

Now, I want to set each hidden field value according to the state of the image (in ou or late) with jquery and submit all hidden field to put it in my DB.
Hope I'm clear enough!
Thanks in advance for your help!!
François

A: is this what you want?
just change the type to hidden.
Live demo
html:

    <input type="text" id="7465" name="presence2"/>

    <input type="text" id="9484" name="presence3"/>

    <input type="text" id="2627" name="presence4"/>

js:
$("#ulPics li input").each(function(){
      $(this).val($(this).parents('li').attr("class").split(" ")[1]);
});

A: You could use some code like this to update the corresponding hidden fields when the the
s have been clicked -
var hiddenid = $(this).find('img').attr('src').replace(".jpg","");
$("#" + hiddenid).val($(this).attr('class').split(' ').splice(-1));

You could then serialize your hidden input values like this -
vat hiddenvals = $("input[type=hidden]").serialize();

And then post back to you your server using the 'post' or 'ajax' methods.

A: From what I understand, something like this should do the trick:
var states = $(['late','out','in']);

$('li').click(function() {

    var $this = $(this),
        $hiddenField = $this.find('input:hidden'),
        idx = $.inArray($hiddenField.val(), states);

    // update hidden field
    $hiddenField.val(states.get(--idx));

    // update li
    $this.removeClass('in out late').addClass($hiddenField.val());

});

jsFiddle


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Q: Para que serve o "|>" em Elixir? Lendo alguns códigos de elixir eu vejo |> ser usado comumente. O que ele significa?

A: O simbolo |> é conhecido como o operador pipe. O operador pipe |> é algo de extrema utilidade e que irá certamente melhorar a legibilidade do seu código com Elixir.
Ele básicamente pega a saída da expressão da esquerda e passa como primeiro argumento de uma função à direita.
Digamos que eu não tenha conhecimento do operador pipe e queira multiplicar todos os valores de uma lista por dois, logo em seguida filtrar aqueles que são maiores que 4, nosso código ficará da seguinte maneira:
lista = [1, 2 , 3]
Enum.filter(Enum.map(lista, &(&1 * 2)), &(&1 > 4))

Caso utilizarmos o operador pipe, nosso exemplo ficará diferente:
lista = [1, 2, 3]
# A lista gerada no primeiro map será o primeiro parametro do filter
Enum.map(lista, &(&1 * 2)) |> Enum.filter(&(&1 > 4))

Ou ainda, no iex:
[1, 2, 3] |> Enum.map(&(&1 * 2))  |> Enum.filter(&(&1 > 4))

E num arquivo:
[1, 2, 3]
|> Enum.map(&(&1 * 2))
|> Enum.filter(&(&1 > 4))

Você pode ler mais sobre o operador pipe e outras caracteristicas da linguagem na documentação oficial e no elixirschool


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I am a pretty brave person but there is one thing that absolutely terrifies me. Find out what happened when I realized I had to do it.


Image: Claire Primrose, 'Sooner or Later Series 1' (detail), 2016, graphite and acrylic on board 12 x 40cm. Image courtesy of David Paterson, Dorian Photography.
Claire Primrose's work finds inspiration in the direct linking of immediate locations with her techniques of making a painting/drawing; transporting a real environment into the making of an artistic space evocative of its original and her own identities.


"... that moon out the window following us." Yes! This reverberates with me.
Your Moon followed us, too! Appreciations for casting a beautiful moonlight, Donna.
https://thereisnosuchthingasagodforsakentown.blogspot.com/2018/02/spiritual-journey-thursday-moon.html Here's my link. Thanks for hosting!
I got your link in there!
"...seeing that moon out the window following us."
I love this remembrance. And your moon did the same thing to me as a child riding home in the dark, connecting us in time & space.
You've collected so many ideas & images. I can see you bathed in the cathedral window moon glow. Lovely!
Appreciations for hosting this month! And for reminding of the poetry of the Bible.
I'm at the site below but will also enjoy trying Padlet.
I got you link in there!
Donna, when I first found out our topic from Irene via Margaret, I was a bit befuddled. But after a little research and various discoveries online, I landed on a beautiful photo and quote. When I woke to see your blog title, I smiled! Are you familiar with the song by Nanci Griffith, "Once in a Very Blue Moon"? I so love her music, and that song came flooding back to me. Thank you for hosting, and for your post that took me back in time.
I'll have to check that song. It sounds vaguely familiar!
I do so love looking at the night sky, even when the moon is not visible and those stars are really brighter. I can't imagine being an astronaut though!
Crashing the party - what a lovely party! - to thank you for your post and poem, Donna. I'm moon-smitten as well. I did get up very early yesterday morning expecting to see the blood-moon eclipse color, and was greeted with brilliant white - somehow I missed the memo that the eclipse wouldn't be visible in our neck of the woods this time around. Ha! Wishing you much wonder all year long, and peace.
Glad you dropped in! We couldn't see the eclipse either, but the full moon before it was amazing!!
Thanks for hosting and proposing this interesting topic, especially tailored for the day the moon is in the spotlight. I love your child questions about the moon and the memories it brings to you. Sadly, I missed all the blue-blood moon shenanigans (it was probably cloudy here anyway). But the moon isn't going anywhere, so maybe next time.
I had a lot of questions as a kid -- as most do! Sorry you missed the moon. The convergence of all these events for the moon are rare.
Thanks for hosting, Donna. You have double duty this week. Poetry Friday coming up. Your found poem based on scripture is inspiring. Thinking of the moon in the ky ruling the night is a wonderful image.
Is this the poetry friday link-up, Donna? If so, here is my link: https://friendlyfairytales.com/2018/02/01/moon-river/ I tried adding the link to the padlet, but it considers me anonymous.
I enjoyed your post Donna, seems we have similar memories of the moon.


The following is the an article on learning and digital communications for an independent study course designed by 6 Olin College students in the Spring 2007 Semester. The six students involved in the course were: Mel Chua, Chris Dellin, Boris Dieseldorff, Chandra Little, Marco Morales, and Andy Pethan. For additional information on other Olin Student Courses see the Wikiversity page here.
In our communications module, we learned about a using wireless communications theory as a model for aclassroom. The basic idea considers a teacher as a transmitter and students as receivers. We believe that a great deal of insight into pedagogy can be gained by applying this model in an intelligent manner. In the following paper we attempt to apply this model with more rigor than was possible during class . The paper Chris Dellin and I worked on looks at how teachers can more efficiently spend their time in class to teach a subset of students. Below is the abstract for the paper, which you can read in full and download here.
By using vector algebra and a simple channel characterization model, we describe a model for choosing between various teaching techniques in the classroom. We represent a teacher's choice of techniques as a transmission vector in some abstract space analogous to the frequency space in a communications model. We also characterize a student's receptivity to these techniques as a simple channel characterization gain. Using vector algebra, we explore some of the implications of this model and discuss future directions for application.


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Q: How to turn default Scientific Linux on top of some file system into linux on top of zfs? So I have a cluster with an array of hard drives (say 6), currently they are not in any RAID, on top of one of them I currently have my Scientific Linux installed and running. How to migrate it onto zfs  (swap existing FS to ZFS)?

A: In general:

*

*Boot a livecd, containing all needed drivers (ZFS)

*Backup your partition

*Format it with ZFS

*Unpack the backup into the new partition

*Update initrd, make sure all needed modules are included (on debian update-initramfs and configuring /etc/initramfs-tools, but on redhat it will be different).

*Update grub (e.g. filesystem uuids)

*Maybe reinstall grub

*update /etc/fstab in the new FS

*look at other files containing device names and filesystem uuids/labels/types and update them.

For much of the stuff you will need to work in a chroot, where you mount /boot /proc /sys /dev (devtmpfs to avoid udev in the chroot).
It will only work, if you already have some experience with using chroots and how filesystems are mounted in linux especially at boot time in the initrd. There is much what can break, but you need the backup image during the update anyway, which can be used as last resort to undo the operation.


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Home > > Articles > It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll
Grant McCall, Solicitor and Commercial Law specialist takes a look at the law relating to copyright
In previous articles I have focused on the need to protect business trading names and logos through formal registration of a trademark at the UK Intellectual Property Office.
Copyright is an unregistered right governed by The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988. I have chosen the music industry to illustrate the risks that may be involved when concerns of copyright arise.
Principles of contract law are fundamental to every commercial transaction and music business agreements are no exception. Music business agreements can be as important for young aspiring musicians as they are to multinational superstars. Indeed George Michael and Andrew Ridgely wrote "Careless Whisper" at the age of 17 whilst Vanilla Ice claimed that he did not use the bass line of "Under Pressure" by Freddie Mercury and David Bowie because his version was "a note different".
The music industry blends together songwriters, musicians, performers, societies, managers, producers and publishers all of who will need professionally drafted legal protection. Each party to a music business agreement will have separate ownership rights and separate rights of exploitation which will need to be formally documented.
The 1988 Copyright Designs and Patents Act requires that a legally binding assignment of copyright must be in writing and must be signed by or on behalf of the assignor to be effective.
Sometimes the courts will imply an assignment of copyright even when there has been no written agreement. This was the position in 2009 when the organ melody in the 1967 track "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procul Harum came to the attention of the House of Lords. The Lords held that the organ playing by classically trained Matthew Fisher was so distinctive that he was to be assigned a share of its copyright and a right to future royalties (despite some 40 years passing after the song was released!).
So, if you are involved in the music industry whether as songwriter, performer, manager or recording company, make sure that you have the legal infrastructure in place so that you have the commercial ability to exploit your rights!
For advice on intellectual property matters (including a free first half hour consultation) e-mail grantmccall@amdsolicitors.com or telephone 0117 9898510.
This article is provided for general information purposes only and represents our understanding of the relevant law and practice as at the date of uploading. This article should not be relied upon as legal advice pertaining to any specific factual situation. Legal decisions should be made only after proper consultation with a legal professional of your choosing.


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