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This DRAFT charter is under development; it has currently no formal standing, and has not been reviewed by the w3c Advisory Committee, the Director, or W3M. It may be improved, finalized, or abandoned, depending on feedback.

The goal of this text is to provide a framework for a public discussion on the creation of an annotation working group at w3c.  We also anticipate getting community perspectives on the scope of this proposed charter AT a Workshop on Annotation that w3c plans to organize on April 2nd, San Francisco, co-located with the I Annotate conference. The current plan is to revise and finalize the charter soon after that event.

Once the charter is finalized, it will be reviewed by the director and W3M and then sent to w3c members for formal approval.

Annotation Working Group Charter

The mission of the Annotation Working Group, part of the Digital Publishing Activity, is to define a generic data model for Annotations, and define the basic infrastructural elements to make it deployable in browsers and reading systems through suitable user interfaces.

Join the Annotation Working Group [add the WBS form address in the final charter].

End date 1 April 2017
Confidentiality Proceedings are public
Initial Chairs CHAIR INFO
Initial Team Contacts
(FTE %: 30)
Ivan Herman (15%) and Doug Schepers (15%)
Usual Meeting Schedule Teleconferences: Weekly
Face-to-face: One or two per year

Annotating, which is the act of creating associations between distinct pieces of information, is a widespread activity online in many guises but currently lacks a structured approach. Web citizens make comments about online resources using either tools built into the hosting web site, external web services, or the functionality of an annotation client. Readers of ebooks make use the tools provided by reading systems to add and share their thoughts or highlight portions of texts. Comments about photos on Flickr, videos on YouTube, audio tracks on SoundCloud, people’s posts on Facebook, or mentions of resources on Twitter could all be considered to be annotations associated with the resource being discussed.

The possibility of annotation is essential for many application areas. For example, it is standard practice for students to mark up their printed textbooks when familiarizing themselves with new materials; the ability to do the same with electronic materials (e.g., books, journal articles, or infographics) is crucial for the advancement of e-learning. Submissions of manuscripts for publication by trade publishers or scientific journals undergo review cycles involving authors and editors or peer reviewers; although the end result of this publishing process usually involves Web formats (HTML, XML, etc.), the lack of proper annotation facilities for the Web platform makes this process unnecessarily complex and time consuming. Communities developing specifications jointly, and published, eventually, on the Web, need to annotate the documents they produce to improve the efficiency of their communication.

There is a large number of closed and proprietary web-based “sticky note” and annotation systems offering annotation facilities on the Web or as part of ebook reading systems. A common complaint about these is that the user-created annotations cannot be shared, reused in another environment, archived, and so on, due to a proprietary nature of the environments where they were created. Security and privacy are also issues where annotation systems should meet user expectations.

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  1. Abstract Data Model: An abstract data model for annotations
  2. Vocabulary: A precise vocabulary describing/defining the data model
  3. Serializations: one or more serialization formats of the abstract data model, such as JSON or HTML
  4. RESTful API: A RESTful API specification to create, access, and manage annotations through HTTP
  5. Robust Link Anchoring: An algorithm defining a set of heuristics to determine a selected passage of text or portion of media that may serve as the target for the annotation within an HTML5 DOM, in a predictable and interoperable manner with allowance for some degree of document changes
  6. Client-side API: A script interface and events to ease the creation of annotation systems in a browser, a reading system, or a JavaScript plugin

This work will take the form of several specifications as Recommendation Track documents.

The Abstract Data Model and the Vocabulary will be informed by the Open Annotation Data Model, developed by the W3C Open Annotation Community Group.

As many annotations will be viewed (and even stored) in HTML, one of the serialization of the data model may be in HTML (decorated with Microdata or RDFa), and another might be in a format suitable for embedding as metadata into media.

The Robust Link Anchoring may define an algorithm that can be expressed as components of a URL or as a set of parameters on a hyperlink element, and may have CSS property considerations for styling the selection through a pseudo-element.

The Client-side API may consist of DOM events and a possible script interface.

These work items will be loosely broken down into two informal Task Forces, the Data Task Force and the Client Task Force, each with their own mailing list to help focus discussions and address distinct communities. It is expected that many participants will be active in both areas. Over the course of the Working Group, this organizational structure may be changed to meet the needs of the group.

Data Task Force

The Data TF will focus on the Abstract Data Model, Vocabulary, and Serializations, and RESTful API.

Client Task Force

The Client TF will focus on the Robust Link Anchoring, Client-side API, and some aspects of the Serializations and the RESTful API.

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This working group will not produce Recommendation track documents on the user interface aspects of annotation management. Note that the Group may decide to publish user interface guidelines.

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Other Deliverables

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Dependencies and Liaisons

W3C Groups

Digital Publishing Interest Group
To ensure that the use cases gathered by the Digital Publishing Interest Group are properly addressed by this group.
HTML Working Group
To discuss issues of markup, APIs, media, and events.
CSS Working Group
To discuss issues of selection and styling.
SVG Working Group
To ensure annotatability of SVG documents, including shapes as well as text.
Linked Data Platform Working Group
For coordination on LDP 1.1 as the basis of the RESTful API item, if that is the chosen approach.
Open Annotation Community Group
For feedback and general community discussion.
Web Applications Security Working Group
To discuss issues of security and privacy.
WAI Protocols and Formats Working Group
To ensure the accessibility of annotation services, in reading and creating.
Internationalization Activity
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Privacy Interest Group
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Furthermore, Annotation Working Group expects to follow these W3C Recommendations:

External Groups

IDPF EPUB Working Group
The Working Group has a project looking at ways to adapt the Open Annotation Community Group Draft for usage with EPUB 3. That work may reveal new requirements on the technical design of annotations that the Annotation Working group should take into account.

To be successful, the Annotation Working Group is expected to have 10 or more active participants for its duration. To get the most out of this work, participants should expect to devote several hours a week; for budgeting purposes, we recommend at least half a day a week. For chairs, document editors, test leads, and other active roles, the commitment will be higher, approximately 1-2 days a week. The Working Group will also allocate the necessary resources for building test suites for each specification.

This group primarily conducts its work on the mailing list public-annotation@w3.org with public archives. Discussion on data topics will take place on public-annotation-data@w3.org (archives), and discussion on client-side and browser topics will take place on public-annotation-client@w3.org (archives); other topic-specific mailing lists may be added as needed. Administrative tasks may be conducted in Member-only communications.

Information about the group (deliverables, participants, face-to-face meetings, teleconferences, etc.) is available from the Annotations Working Group home page

The role of dependencies and liaisons with various external groups is fundamental to the success of this Interest Group; the group will therefore set up active liaisons early in the process to ensure that the use cases and requirements are provided to other groups in a timely manner.

Decision Policy

As explained in the Process Document (section 3.3), this group will seek to make decisions when there is consensus. When the Chair puts a question and observes dissent, after due consideration of different opinions, the Chair should record a decision (possibly after a formal vote) and any objections, and move on.

A formal vote should allow for remote asynchronous participation—using, for example, email and/or web-based survey techniques. Any resolution taken in a face-to-face meeting or teleconference is to be considered provisional until 5 working days after the publication of the resolution in draft minutes sent to the group's mailing list.

Task Forces will make preliminary proposals to be decided by the consensus of the whole Working Group.

This charter is written in accordance with Section 3.4, Votes of the W3C Process Document and includes no voting procedures beyond what the Process Document requires.

Patent Policy

This Working Group operates under the W3C Patent Policy (5 February 2004 Version). To promote the widest adoption of Web standards, W3C seeks to issue Recommendations that can be implemented, according to this policy, on a Royalty-Free basis.

For more information about disclosure obligations for this group, please see the W3C Patent Policy Implementation.

About this Charter

This charter for the Annotation Working Group has been created according to section 6.2 of the Process Document. In the event of a conflict between this document or the provisions of any charter and the W3C Process, the W3C Process shall take precedence.

Ivan Herman, W3C, and Doug Schepers, W3C

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Old     (mikeab8)      Join Date: Jan 2013       02-03-2013, 5:55 PM Reply
Alright guys let me start by apologizing for yet another help me choose threat but I'm a newbee to wakeworld and would REALLY appreciate it.

So...I'm wanting a new setup for the summer and I'm doing all my research now. I've done as much investigating on here from old threads and this is what I know...from what I see the ronix one boots are heaven on your feet and the timebomb is one of the best. That being said. I have a 2011 LF PS3 now. I ride almost 100% boat, ridden cable once so really not too concerned with that. I want a board with great straight up pop since I don't go to flats much, lands soft and just overall good board.

my choices that I've narrowed it down to was 2013 LF harley board and boots, 2013 Ronix one timebomb and one boots, 2013 ronix william and frank boots or 2012 ronix one atr and one boots (have the board and boots changed for 2013?)

My last question here is I have some worries about ronix and them snapping. From what I've seen on here and heard is that true? I've never snapped a board but dont want to drop close to a g on a new setup and have it snap on me or even worse get me hurt. I know that they have great customer service but still. HELP ME OUT GUYS!
Old     (bryce2320)      Join Date: May 2012       02-03-2013, 7:27 PM Reply
I'd say Im still a beginner rider so I dont have much input, but Ive been riding the Ronix Viva all last summer. Im also thinking about getting a Ronix One but mayb the Modello. Im anxious to see what others say about it.
Old     (MrShelley)      Join Date: Apr 2012       02-03-2013, 8:34 PM Reply
I'm currently on a 2011 PS3 as well Mike. I'm also looking for a "poppy" wake to wake type board for behind the boat (I do not and will not ride cable). I liked the pop of the Harley, but the landing killed my old knees. I've broken several LF boards over the years, but I haven't heard anything about Ronix boards breaking. Have you considered a Slingshot? I've pretty much narrowed my new board search to a Hooke.
Old     (Dgsalsbury)      Join Date: Feb 2013       02-03-2013, 9:25 PM Reply
funny thread. I'm in the same process you're in at the moment. I've ridden almost every model board LF carries. Snapped two LF's last year and still have no issues with the rx1 ATR which I've had for almost two years. No cable riding. 100% boat as well.. My riding buddy got a Harley grind w harley 2012 boots. That Board is good and poppy off the wake and endured a whole spring/summer/fall of riding 3-5 times a week. the harley was not as smooth and fast as say a Watson or Trip (no middle fins) but a lot more responsive on the water vs The rx1. the rx1 atr edition with boots is a soft landing and the poppiest board off the wake ive ridden but a lot harder to break free for surface spins/ slides/ buttery stuff it's kinda a slow board.... I found LF bindings get my knees a little sore after a long set but all I rode was LF Harley 10-12 and LF ultra open toes 8-10. I'm wanting a binding that has good flex for board grabs that I like to poke and stall. I can't really get my rx1 ATR bindings to flex as much as I wanted compared to the LF Harley or Ultra bindings. It's a hard decision when you account the money you have to invest for a setup.... Good luck... Finding a new setup is a hard decision when u can't try em out.
Old     (wkbddad)      Join Date: May 2005       02-03-2013, 10:28 PM Reply
try Bob's new board. Jason went from riding the PS3 to Bob's and loved it immediately. A little faster and much more pop off the wake. Progressed his riding after just 2-3 sets.
Old     (jc)      Join Date: Jan 2013       02-03-2013, 11:18 PM Reply
I have just switched from a string of Liquid Force boards over to Ronix.

My main goal was a consistent but explosive wake to wake pop with super soft landings.

I have owned and ridden heaps of boards but my last two were a watson classic and a watson hybrid, both with shane bindings.

I tried the Ronix Parks, Frank, William and Code 22.

The parks had crazy pop but dragged though the water which didn't help landings. Pop was inconsistent for someone of my skill - Shota kills it on this board!

The code 22 was faster than the parks with similar pop. I could definitely ride this board but I still felt a little inconsistent.

The Bill was super fun! Really fast, a little less abrupt pop but super consistent and photos showed I was getting higher due to more confidence.

I decided to go with the parks bindings, really comfy with good flex. Go for the Frank if you like a little more stiffness or the one for even more stiffness. the code 22 boots felt like I was on a snowboard!

I am really happy with my first Ronix board. I am now riding more consistent and finally landing grabbed spins that are nice and slow with good height.
Go for the Bill and Frank setup for the same feel but less cash or the Code 22 if you want more abrupt pop.
Old     (stephan)      Join Date: Nov 2002       02-04-2013, 8:45 AM Reply
I'm not sure what board you should get as they all ride differently and you will prefer one over the other. Hopefully you have a shop that allows you to demo some boards, buying blind is the worst.

In regards to Ronix breaking. I would not worry about that, not because they don't break, but because all boards break. You land on any board just right and it will blow up, simple as that. If you keep it off of rails, it should be covered by warranty so ride without fear. Usually when they break they don't snap clean in half so the injury concern due to breaking should be small.
Old     (mikeab8)      Join Date: Jan 2013       02-04-2013, 10:25 AM Reply
So its seeming like im hearing alot of the harley isn't that much of a soft lander and hurts knees? Is this because of the boots or the board itself?

Im hoping to be able to demo a few boards come april but theres no guarantee with that so trying to get as much feedback as i can. One thing I really liked hearing about the timebomb was the rolled edge in the middle so the dreaded front edge catch isnt so much of an issue but when you guys are saying slow...how slow are we talking? Like ill really have to give'er going into the wake to make it or what?

And does anyone know if or what ronix changed from 12 to 13 with the one boots and one boards?
Old     (Dgsalsbury)      Join Date: Feb 2013       02-04-2013, 4:19 PM Reply
I've ridden the Harley 139 2012 grind base w/ Harley Bindings. Looks are great but the setup isn't as comfortable as the Ronix one boots I've ridden. I've had a Ronix one setup for two years. My riding buddy got the Harley grind setup. He's sending his bindings back to LF for defective issues. His board is in great shape still. I won't say anything negative about LF the boards and boots are great. My experience is the Ronix one boots lasted loner than the Harley's. I felt like the landings were a ton softer on the Ronix setup.

Personally I like both set ups. They're just different. You should ride them both if you can so u can make your own decision on what's best for you. ... I wish I could make my mind up on what in going to ride this season. Lol....
Old     (mikeab8)      Join Date: Jan 2013       02-04-2013, 8:20 PM Reply
alright, still planning on demoing a few boards come spring if possible but leaving towards the timebomb/one combo i think. Anyone know if or what changed from 12 to 13?

And is there a huge difference between the timebomb and the atr???
Old     (mikeab8)      Join Date: Jan 2013       02-17-2013, 10:52 PM Reply
sorry to bring up an old thread here... but just wanted to know an opinion on the one atr vs. the timebomb. I know the core is a little different but will I even be able to feel any difference between the two?
Old     (BamaLurker)      Join Date: Dec 2011       02-21-2013, 1:52 PM Reply
Hey Todd! What do you have against cable?
Old     (irishrider92)      Join Date: Jun 2009       02-22-2013, 3:42 AM Reply
I've snapped a couple of LFs and haven't seen a snapped Ronix yet. I'm on a phoenix, and my friends are on Bills and Parks. One of my friends who was sponsored by LF said they had a durability issue

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Old     (aiggy33)      Join Date: Jan 2012       12-20-2013, 12:35 PM Reply
Fellow Shredders-

I am proud to announce that we recently were granted the permits to hold a wakesurfing event on Lake Minnetonka, regarded as one of the biggest and baddest lakes around, next summer - July 18 and 19. This event will be called the Minnesota Wakesurf Championship or the MNWSC.

We also helped create and run the 10,000 Lakes Wakesurf Open right down the road. BOTH events will happen next summer. Each event will have a different vibe -- You all are familiar with the 10K Lakes Open - prize money, calm water, lots of outlaw and pro-level talent. The MNWSC will be a cross between Bro Stock and the 10K Lakes Open. There will be tons of boats out on the water watching, a festival going on the same weekend on the beach (with thousands of soon to be wakesurf fans), fireworks, food, beverages, etc. Riders are not guaranteed calm water and probably will hear some oo's and ahh's from the people out on boats. It will be more of a "throw down" and beach party atmosphere. A SurfGate equipped Malibu will pull the riders and Minnesota Inboard is the Title Sponsor.

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Old     (Pad1Tai)      Join Date: Jan 2013       12-20-2013, 3:44 PM Reply
Got any boards for sale this winter?.... haha!!
Old     (phathom)      Join Date: Jun 2013       12-24-2013, 4:56 PM Reply
That actually sounds like a pretty nice time. Congrats and good luck with the event.

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Old    Jonny Liles (the_fish)      Join Date: Jun 2009       06-19-2012, 1:17 PM Reply
Had the pleasure of watching both of these guys ride in person at Spring2Summer here in Guntersville last weekend where Racinelli took the podium, 2k, and a golden ticket to the Knoxville PWT stop. I've heard of him, but he was amazing to watch in person. Tons of style.

The real surprise to me was Dylan Prideaux. Apparently he's done pretty well on the Jr. Tour. Until his last set in the finals, I thought he would take the podium. Anybody else know anything about this guy?

The Pro Open finals were 1) Racinelli 2) Phil Aslinger 3) Ben Allbright

This was by far the best field of riders at S2S so far, but it would've been nice if 2011 champ Matt Sims could've competed.

Here's a link to Dirtbag Production's photos of the event and supposedly there is some video to come out soon.

Old    D.F.T.R. Josh (downfortheride)      Join Date: Jun 2005       06-19-2012, 2:28 PM Reply
Love seeing the pics start popping up on Facebook. Pro rider for Wakeology Wakeboards did work. Congrats Racinelli...
Old    Steve Prideaux (WakeDad)      Join Date: Mar 2011       06-28-2012, 11:14 PM Reply
Dylan is a 17 year old Aussie Kid.

He finished 3rd last year in Junior Pro's at the Worlds, and on the Pro Tour and at Wake Games. It was Shota's year and Daniel Powers coming close 2nd.

Dylan finished 2nd to Dowdy at the first stop this year and then took the ballsy move to ride in Open Pro's for the rest of the tour.

Back home in Australia he has some great results winning the 2011 National Pro Mens Title and the last two Australian Moomba Masters where this year he had to beat Daniel Powers, Steel Lafferty and a host of other riders from Australia and overseas.

He has been trying to keep a low profile this year and just focus on his riding.

He is sponsored by Billabong, Von Zipper, Nautique and Moskova and is on the Global CTRL Team.

He was gutted he didn't win in Alabama, everyone told me his Semi ride was ridiculous but he had nothing left in the tank for the final. Congrats to AJ hey!

If you want to check out more about Dylan have at look at his blogsite dpwake.com

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Q: My pothos seems to be healthy, with lots of new growth near pot and on ends. It’s growing very rapidly. But leaves are spotting in the middle.

This is not an exterior window. Why only the middle ? You can see that the pot waters from the bottom. Any ideas ?

A: The distance between leaves tells me that the plant isn’t getting quite the amount of light it would like. Typically there should be about an inch between individual leaves on a stem. The plant can grow in low light but the leaves will be thin and unable to easily fight off diseases. The spots are typical of some sort of fungal disease. Your office atmosphere is reasonably sterile so I’d simply cut off the affected leaves before they infect others.

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Kevin Falor, 50

Kevin M. Falor, 50, of Wapakoneta, died at 8:35 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, at his residence, as a result of his battle with pancreatic cancer.
He was born May 14, 1962, in Wauseon, the son of Linda (Krauss) and Michael B. Falor, who survive in Delta. On March 20, 1982, he married his high school sweetheart, Kelly J. Warncke, and she survives in Wapakoneta.
Also surviving are a son, Michael A. (Linessa) Falor, of Wapakoneta; a daughter, Jenienne Falor, of Wapakoneta; a granddaughter Cailey Jo Falor; a brother, Kyle (Nikki) Falor, of Delta; his maternal grandfather, Ed Krauss; in-laws, Verne (Phyllis) Warncke, of Delta, Tracy (Rick) Rodiguez, of Adrian, Mich, Brad (Beth) Warncke, of Delta, and Karla (Brian) Matthews, of LaGrange, Ky.; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents. Twila Krauss, Bernetta Krauss and Wendell and Margaret Falor.
Kevin was a member of Zion United Methodist Church in Wauseon and the Wapakoneta Eagles. He was an avid Ohio State football fan and enjoyed woodworking, hunting and being outdoors. Kevin enjoyed farming in his younger years. Kevin worked at Lot-Ridge Rubber in Botkins for 18 years and recently worked at the Lima Army Tank Plant.
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Your swashbuckling team of ex-military types is trying to make a living in the wreckage of the General War, always on the lookout for a score big enough for you to retire. You find some wreckage, which turns out to be the top four decks of some kind of freighter. You can see burned lettering on the side, but can read only the letters "aldo". So, is this the cargo ship Geraldo Rivera, the armed auxiliary warship Aguinaldo, or the luxury liner Waldorf Astoria, all of which were lost in this area during the General War?

This is a 16-page adventure for Prime Directive with weapons and characters for PD20M and GURPS plus deck plans of the Aldo ... well, of what's left of the Aldo.


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Final Fantasy VI coming to Steam next week

I was just lamenting how there were so many remakes and ports of games in the Final Fantasy series, but how I didn’t have a good way to play Final Fantasy VI. But now I can’t complain anymore, because on December 16th, Final Fantasy VI will be launching on Steam! “Veteran character designer Kazuko Shibuya has painstakingly recreated the graphics, bringing the world of Final Fantasy VI to your PC for the very first time!” exclaims the YouTube page.

Not only that, but the remake of the 1994 classic will even have Steam Achievements as well as those Trading Cards everyone loves. So clear your calendar for next Wednesday – it’s time to fight the Empire again. (Not that Empire – you’ll be able to get reacquainted with them the next day at 7:00 PM.)

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Final Fantasy VI, Dragon Age II, more added to PS Store

Square Enix continues their classic RPG bombardment of the PlayStation Store with the addition of Final Fantasy VI to the PSone Classics lineup. Considered by many gamers (who obviously have never played Earthbound) to be the greatest RPG of all time, it’s now available to download for $9.99.

A trio of other games rounds out this week’s PlayStation Store update:

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Wanted Corp ($9.99)
Play as a pair of intergalactic bounty hunters in this cooperative action-shooter to capture escaped intergalactic convicts who put up a big stinkin’ fight. Partake in pretty sweet destruction and defeat countless creatures in the name of makin’ fat wads of cash. environments.

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Dragon Age II ($29.99)
Embark on an all-new adventure in the Dragon Age saga. You are Hawke, one of the few who escaped the destruction of your homeland. Now, forced to fight for survival, you must gather the deadliest of allies, amass fame and fortune, and seal your place in history.

Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit ($29.99)
Multi-award winning including AIAS Best Racing Game & BAFTA Best Multiplayer Game. Blistering speeds, brutal busts and heart-stopping getaways are connected via Need for Speed Autolog, connecting friends for epic multiplayer events.

Finally, PSP owners will be able to download Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 on their portable PlayStation handhelds this week.

For more information on all of these games and a complete look at this week’s new game add-ons (including the Resistance 3 “Brutality Pack” and the Battlefield 3 “Back to Karkand” pack), head over to the PlayStation.Blog.

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Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes will be available for PlayStation VR on October 13

The launch of Sony’s PlayStation VR headset is less than two weeks away, and even though dozens of games will be available for the peripheral on day one, more announcements just keep on coming. Over the weekend, Steel Crate Games confirmed that Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, their multiplayer bomb defusal sim, will be available to download through the PlayStation Store on October 13.

In Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, one player is trapped in a virtual room with a ticking time bomb they must defuse. The other players are the “Experts” who must give the instructions to defuse the bomb by deciphering the information found in the bomb defusal manual. But there’s a catch: the experts can’t see the bomb, so everyone will need to talk it out – fast!

With PS VR, experts can view and control the bomb defusal manual on their TV screen while communicating with the defuser. The manual is also freely available and can be printed or viewed on a tablet or any other web-enabled device.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is an absolute blast at parties (I WILL NOT apologize for that pun) and it’s also currently available for the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and as a non-VR PC download through Steam.

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Her Story wins Seumas McNally Grand Prize at 2016 IGF Awards

Sam Barlow’s Her Story won the “Seumas McNally Grand Prize” at the 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards last night. The game, which resurrected full motion video storytelling to tease out its central mystery, was also the recipient of the “Excellence In Narrative” trophy.

It was a great night for independent gaming as several other games were also honored at this year’s IGF Awards. The spooky Oxenfree won “Excellence In Visual Art,” the ultra-tense Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes won “Excellence in Design,” and the hypnotic and soothing sounds of Mini Metro won “Excellence In Audio.” “The Nuovo Award,” which recognizes “abstract and unconventional games,” was awarded to Cibele for its look at online relationships. And the “Best Student Game” of the year was Jenny Jiao Hsia and Alec Thomson’s Beglitched.

Finally, the “ID@Xbox Rising Star Award” was given to Girls Make Games for The Hole Story and Undertale, developed by Toby Fox, won the “Audience Award.”

Congratulations to everyone who was a winner last night at the 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards. The complete list of winners, in handy list format, can be found after the break. And don’t forget, if you’re in San Francisco for the Game Developers Conference, every nominee from this year’s contest is available to try out at the IGF Pavilion. (more…)

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Mini Metro, Her Story lead all nominees at the 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards

The Independent Games Festival has announced the nominees for their 18th annual awards, and two very different games lead the pack as Mini Metro, a tranquil public transportation sim, and Her Story, a detective story that uses 90s-era full motion video, will both be competing for the “Seumas McNally Grand Prize.”

The minimalist Mini Metro collected three other nominations including “Excellence In Visual Art,” “Excellence In Design,” and “Excellence In Audio.” Meanwhile, Her Story also racked up three additional nominations including “Excellence In Narrative,” “Excellence In Design,” and the “Nuovo Award.” Both games will be competing for the “Grand Prize” against Darkest Dungeon, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Superhot, and Undertale.

The 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards will be held on Wednesday, March 16, during this year’s Game Developers Conference. If you aren’t going to be in San Francisco to attend the show in person, you can watch the festivities live through Twitch. However, if you are attending GDC 2016, all of this year’s finalists will be playable on the show floor at the IGF Pavilion.

A complete list of the nominees and honorable mentions for the 2016 Independent Games Festival Awards can be found after the break. (more…)

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Indie Megabooth lineup for PAX Prime 2014 announced

After a successful trip across the Atlantic, the Indie Megabooth is coming back to North America with a massive PAX Prime 2014 installation. But before I begin this news article, I’d like to congratulate Warp Zoned’s Nicole Kline and Anthony Amato, who will be sitting in with this iteration of the Indie Megabooth with their card game, Resistor.

But if you’re looking for some video games, there are plenty of great titles on display. All told, 78 games will be available within the confines of the Indie Megabooth… 58 featured games and 20 more as part of the Minibooth. Some of this year’s heavy hitters include a new game from Team Meat (A Voyeur For September), the next game from the Threes guys (Close Castles), the intriguing Oculus title Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, and N++ (a game which needs no introduction). Over in the Minibooth, you’ll three of our favorites from PAX East 2014: Max Gentlemen, Catlateral Damage, and Tetropolis.

You want more? You can find the complete lineup after the break and more details on every game at the Indie Megabooth’s official website. (more…)

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Defuse a bomb with Oculus Rift in Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

Pop quiz, hotshot: you’ve got three minutes to defuse a bomb, and the only way to do so is to listen to your friend’s suggestions as they try to make sense of the puzzling instruction manual.

What do you do?

A new cooperative game for the Oculus Rift, aptly named Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, looks like it’s an absolute riot – and more than likely will cause quite a few arguments. No concrete information has been released on the title, but the video pretty much speaks for itself.

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For Health Care Woes, a Capitalism Prescription

By David Gratzer
Special to's Think Tank Town
Wednesday, October 25, 2006; 12:00 AM

Amid the Congressional page scandal, the most important pocketbook issue of the election is getting lost in the noise of the campaign season. Health care costs are not just soaring, they're reaching unaffordable levels, meaning that we'll have to look to managed care (again) or find a government solution, a prescription for rationing. With spiraling costs projected to continue, thereby doubling spending in the next 8 years, that choice will be made by 2014 unless we find a third option. What's the cure? Congress needs to administer a strong dose of capitalism.

Businesses struggle to pay for health premiums, which have nearly doubled since 2000. It's not simply corporate giants like GM that have trouble -- only 61% of American companies offer their employees health insurance, down from 69% in 2000. Even insured Americans feel the pinch -- though labor costs are up, median family income has dropped 2.6% over the past half decade, the largest decline since the last recession, in large part because soaring health premiums have swallowed up new money.

The situation will precipitously worsen in the next seven years as health spending is projected to rise to $4 trillion dollars a year, up from $2 trillion. Former Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson declares this unsustainable, noting that as a percentage of GDP, US spending will soar from 16 percent to 21 percent. 2013 holds more problems: Medicare will start drawing dollars from the U.S. Treasury.

But for employers, employees, and government officials already fretting the cost of health care, beware: you haven't seen anything yet.

For years, the debate has been about 2 options for dealing with the cost crunch.

First, embrace HMOs. The idea faltered in the late 1990s but managed care held costs relatively stable in the mid-1990s (rising, for example, just 2 percent in 1996). But HMOs turn basic decisions over to bureaucrats, a paternalistic philosophy at odds with American values.

Second, convert to some type of government health care, an approach every other Western country has adopted. Though the idea grows in popularity -- California legislators recently passed single payer legislation -- socialized medicine is built on rationing care, forcing the sick and elderly to wait for even the most basic care in countries like Canada.

Is there another option? Look to capitalism, which governs the other five-sixth of the economy. Ultimately, we must choose market reforms.

That may sound easy enough, but for more than 60 years, government policy has drifted fitfully in the opposite direction. In the rest of the economy, we have moved away from regulations, price controls, and overreaching government agencies. Yet in health care, we have distorted the tax code, bulked up the Medicaid rolls, and let a million regulations bloom. Medicare alone has more than 100,000 pages of them. Price controls are endemic to Medicare and Medicaid. The result is a half-broken, semi-socialist system, low in satisfaction and high in cost.

How to employ market reforms? Here are five simple steps.

  •  Make health insurance more like other types of insurance. Health savings accounts, which passed as part of the Medicare reforms of 2003, were an important first step, separating smaller expenses from high-deductible insurance, for catastrophic events. However, the legislation is overly rigid. Congress must expand and revise the structure of HSAs, and level the tax playing field for those not covered by an employer plan.
  •  Foster competition. American health care is the most regulated sector in the economy. The result? A health insurance policy for a 30-year old man costs four times more in New York than in neighboring Connecticut because of the multitude of regulations in the Empire State. Americans can shop out-of-state for a mortgage; they should be able to do so for health insurance. Likewise, many laws intended to promote fairness end up reducing competition and thus innovation. Congress should reconsider such laws, beginning with the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA).
  •  Reform Medicaid, using welfare reform as the template. Medicaid spending is spiraling up, now consuming more dollars at the state level than K-12 education. Like the old Aid to Families with Dependent Children, part of the problem stems from the fact that the program is shared between both the federal and state government -- and is thus owned by neither. Congress should fund Medicaid with block grants to the states, and let them innovate.
  •  Revisit Medicare. Back in the late 1990s, a bipartisan commission approved a reasonable starting point for Medicare -- junking the price controls, and using the Federal Employees Health Benefits Plan as a model. Elderly Americans would then have a choice among competing private plans. Given that the unfunded liability of Medicare is four times greater than that of social security, the time is right to experiment with this idea.
  •  Address prescription drug prices by pruning the size and scope of the FDA. It costs nearly a billion dollars for a prescription drug to reach the market, and roughly 40% of that is due to safety requirements. This is effectively a massive tax on pharmaceuticals. With new technology and focus, it would be possible to update the FDA, drawing from President George H. W. Bush's experiments with contracting out certain approval steps to private organizations, which boasted lower costs and faster approval times.
  • None of these steps would be dramatic but all are important. Congress also slowly needs to weigh bigger issues: how to shore up Medicare, create portability of health insurance, and foster a market for medical innovation.

    Of course, in today's political environment, this seems implausible. Just last year, Congress spent months negotiating a budget that called for Medicaid growth to be trimmed back to 7.5 percent a year, not the forecasted 7.7 percent -- an inauspicious start on a difficult journey. But the political need to act is growing, literally, on a daily basis.

    America has been at the forefront of medical innovation: death by cardiovascular disease has plummeted by two-thirds in the last fifty years; polio is confined to the history books; childhood leukemia has gone from a death sentence to an eminently treatable condition. If we have achieved so much with medicine, the task of health care reform seems relatively modest. The patient is fading; Congress must act.

    David Gratzer, a physician, is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. He is the author of The Cure: How Capitalism Can Save American Health Care (Encounter Books).

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Green's power-play goal in overtime lifts Capitals to 3-2 win over Flyers

Mike Green's power-play goal early in overtime makes a winner of rookie goalie Braden Holtby, who was making his first NHL start.
By Katie Carrera
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Monday, November 8, 2010; 12:53 AM

By virtue of two penalties by the Philadelphia Flyers late in the third period, the Washington Capitals spent nearly the final five minutes of Sunday's contest against the defending Eastern Conference champions on the man advantage, including the start of overtime. And the Capitals, whose struggles on the power play early this season have been well documented, knew they didn't want to allow the extra session to return to its even-strength format of 4-on-4 and risk giving the Flyers momentum in the tightly contested game.

When Mike Green gained possession of the puck just inside the Flyers' zone he skated to an open space near the top of the right faceoff circle where he saw a sliver of space between two Philadelphia penalty killers and fired a slapshot past rookie goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky for the Capitals' fourth straight win, 3-2 in overtime.

It was the second power-play goal of the night for Washington, which improved to 5-0 in overtime and 6-1 in one-goal games this season while snapping the Flyers' six-game winning streak.

"We wanted to score on the power play, more for me for the confidence of the power play and it won us the game so it worked out," Coach Bruce Boudreau said. "I thought we were pretty patient and showed a lot of good restraint [Sunday]. We didn't retaliate and that was good."

The Capitals started the contest by spending the majority of the first period in the Philadelphia zone, but despite the strong showing out of the gate still gave up the first goal for the 10th time this season. On a two-on-one Nikolay Zherdev beat Washington rookie netminder Braden Holtby, who was making his first NHL start, to give the Flyers a 1-0 lead. By game's end Holtby appeared comfortable and confident, but when the Flyers weren't generating many chances it was difficult to find a rhythm.

"I knew it was going to happen sooner or later, that they were going to score on me," said Holtby who finished with 23 saves. "I came into the game hoping for a victory and I knew I wasn't going to get a shutout in my first game. [I] came in and just tried to get the victory and work my way up."

In the opposite end, Bobrovsky, who was attempting to tie Philadelphia's franchise record for consecutive wins by a rookie goaltender held by Pelle Lindbergh, who won seven during the 1982-83 season, turned away the Capitals' chances. Bobrovsky missed the mark, but still stopped 36 of 39 shots in the game.

Late in the opening frame, however, Washington's diligence and success at hemming Philadelphia in its own zone paid dividends. Eric Fehr knotted the score at 1-1 when he drilled a shot from the left half-board wall in to the top corner above Bobrovsky's glove hand side. It was Fehr's third goal of the year and his first since Oct. 11 against Ottawa, but the Capitals' recent inability to take advantage on the power play quickly resurfaced.

The Flyers killed off a pair of penalties early in the second period without giving up many shots to the Capitals and once back at full strength seized an opportunity to strike again. Ville Leino redirected Andrej Meszaros's shot from the point for a 2-1 Flyers lead.

Although the Flyers held the advantage, they didn't manage to swing the balance of the game or create panic among the Capitals.

"Everything felt stable out there," said Green, who has recorded points in each of the past five games. "Everybody felt composed, there was no panic at any time. In the past we've gotten into situations where we've panicked a little bit and there's a lot of confusion. I thought [Sunday] we played pretty stable. Our first two periods were pretty important against this hockey team and I think that's what made the difference in the outcome."

Washington continued to dominate puck possession until finally cashing in on its third power-play chance of the game with Leino off for high sticking Green over eight minutes into the second.

Nicklas Backstrom corralled a rebound from Alex Ovechkin's shot on goal with the man advantage and sent the puck to Alexander Semin, who recorded his ninth goal of the season to tie the score at 2-2. With the tally, Semin extended his goal-scoring streak to four games - his longest stretch since February and March of 2009 when he posted goals in six straight - and has recorded seven points during that span.

It would be Backstrom who found Green standing alone near the blue line in overtime to set up the Capitals' go-ahead goal, for his sixth multi-point game of the season. Green's goal was the seventh power-play tally for Washington on 17 chances in the past four games.

Scoring on the power play in overtime was "especially big when we haven't been as successful as we've wanted," Backstrom said. "But I think it's getting better and better. It was a great shot by Mike and I think we're moving the puck a little bit better now and hopefully we can just continue that."

Capitals notes: Boudreau said Brooks Laich missed the third period with an upper-body injury. . . . Prior to the contest, Boudreau explained that the decision to assign Marcus Johansson to Hershey this weekend was to let the rookie center, who hasn't dressed for an NHL contest since Oct. 21 because of a hip flexor injury, ease back into game action. "We weren't going to play him [Sunday] so he'll go for two games, unless needed, and then he'll come right back," Boudreau said. "It's not sending him down, it's conditioning."

© 2010 The Washington Post Company


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Teen stabbed in fast-food restaurant brawl

A teenager has been stabbed outside a fast-food restaurant in Melbourne's north-west.

Police arrived at the corner of Kings Road and Taylors Road, Delahey, about 9.45pm on Saturday after reports of a fight between four people in the parking lot outside the restaurant.

Ambulance Victoria spokesman Ray Rowe said paramedics were called just after 10pm on Saturday night.

They found a 16-year-old St Albans boy suffering from several stab wounds to his upper body.

The teen was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, and three other men were treated at the scene for minor injuries.

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i have had this SU-31 for a while now and decided to get it flying. I started it last night and the wings went well hinged nicely. went to install the stab and assumed it slid in the same way as the wing. i was wrong lol.

the end i have circled is meant to be open but mine was not so being a newbie i assumed it slid in but it didn't fit so i trimmed a lil bit on the fuse towards the leading edge of the stab to get it to fit. slid right in glued it well.

on to the elevator and it doesn't flush up with the stab because of my inexperience. i get to looking at it and realize what went wrongand i know i have to at least take that section out to either take the stab out or open that area up so the elevator can move freely. so my issue is which option i should take. do i need to cut the stab out or just leave it and open it up a bit for the elevator?

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Over 20 years ago, my Dad planted a few Shasta daisies in our garden. I didn’t think too much about them at that time. However, when they bloomed I was surprised at the impact that they made. I was just as surprised seeing how they propagate themselves into more and more every year and how they are easy to divide and replant. I found that out when I took a few of the Shasta daisies he planted and replanted them at my house.

I’ve had very good success with my Shasta daisies in my garden. The photo above shows my Shasta daisies blooming this year. They are a major bright spot in my flower garden. They give it that needed ‘pop’ my flower garden was lacking. I’m very happy with them.

Shasta daisies (Leucanthemum x superbum) are perennials (they come back every year) and are pretty hardy from zones 4 through 9. They were formerly classified in the genus Chrysanthemum, these daisies were transferred to their own genus of Leucanthemum because they lack some traits of true Chrysanthemums. The Shasta Daisy originated as a hybrid produced by the famed American horticulturist Luther Burbank, who developed more than 800 strains and varieties of plants over his 55-year career.

My Dad always loved gardening and it was a passion I didn’t quite share back when he planted the Shasta daisies all of those years ago. I have to say that now I sure do. Unfortunately, gardening didn’t appeal to me until after he passed on. That would have been a great thing to share with him.

Shasta daisies are fun and easy to grow. They do like good garden soil; this means a well-drained soil, not clay soil, but one where moisture is present and organic matter is excellent. They will also thrive better is you practice deadheading, which means to cut off the flower and stem as it starts to fade and die but before it has a chance to set seed. One potential problem I see is that after a few years you need to have plenty of room for them or you’ll need to thin them out. One great resolution for this is to divide them and give a few to friends. They can then enjoy Shasta daisies at their home as I have enjoyed the ones I received from the ones my Dad planted over 20 years ago. Thanks Dad.

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BATON ROUGE - A policy board voted Thursday to move recommendations forward to legislators for a statewide DWI database.

The Integrated Criminal Justice Information System (ICJIS) Policy Board added fingerprinting for all drivers arrested or issued summons for DWI, whether electronically or with ink and paper. Also, DNA will be entered into the database for felony DWI arrests.

Robert Mehrtens of the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement says it's a step in the right direction to keep tabs on repeat offenders.

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The database would would track an offenders' arrest to conviction as well. Currently laws are on the books calling for a statewide DWI database, but one does not exist in that fashion.

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The 15-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion will be the first professional wrestler to host the sports awards show and will be the third athlete to do so, following Lebron James and Lance Armstrong.

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“They asked, and of course I said yes," Cena said. "It goes without saying it's a tremendous honor. The prestige of the show grows every year. It's unbelievable.”

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Trump made the announcement Thursday night at a post-election victory rally in Cincinnati.
Mattis' selection raises questions about increased military influence in a job designed to insure civilian control of the armed forces. The concerns revolve around whether a recently retired service member would rely more on military solutions to international problems, rather than take a broader, more diplomatic approach.
For Mattis to be confirmed, Congress would first have to approve legislation bypassing a law that bars retired military officers from becoming defense secretary within seven years of leaving active duty.
Mattis has a reputation as a battle-hardened, tough-talking Marine who was entrusted with some of the most challenging commands in the U.S. military. In a tweet last month, Trump referred to Mattis by his nickname "Mad Dog" and described him as "A true General's General!"
Mattis would be only the second retired general to serve as defense secretary, the first being George C. Marshall in 1950-51 during the Korean War. Marshall was a much different figure, having previously served as U.S. secretary of state and playing a key role in creating closer ties with Western Europe after World War II.
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Although his record in combat and his credentials as a senior commander are widely admired, Mattis has little experience in the diplomatic aspects of the job of secretary of defense.
Richard Fontaine, president of the Center for a New American Security, described Mattis as a defense intellectual and as a military leader who distinguished himself in combat.
"He knows the Middle East, South Asia, NATO and other areas and has evinced both a nuanced approach to the wars we're in and an appreciation for the importance of allies," Fontaine said in an email exchange. "If he were to get the nomination, I suspect that he could attract a number of very talented people to work with him."
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Born in Pullman, Washington, Mattis enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1969, later earning a history degree from Central Washington University. He was commissioned as an officer in 1972. As a lieutenant colonel, Mattis led an assault battalion into Kuwait during the first U.S. war with Iraq in 1991.
As head of the Central Command from 2010 until his retirement in 2013, he was in charge of both the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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He added, "You go into Afghanistan, you got guys who slap women around for five years because they didn't wear a veil," Mattis continued. "You know, guys like that ain't got no manhood left anyway. So it's a hell of a lot of fun to shoot them."
Mattis was counseled to choose his words more carefully.
A year later, Mattis came under scrutiny during one of the more high-profile criminal investigations of the Iraq war, the shooting deaths of 24 Iraqis by Marines.
The Iraqis, who included unarmed women and children, were killed by Marines in the town of Haditha after one of their comrades was killed by a roadside bomb. Eight Marines were charged in connection with the killings — four enlisted men were charged with unpremeditated murder and four officers who weren't there at the time were accused of failures in investigating and reporting the deaths.
As commander of the accused Marines' parent unit, the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, Mattis ultimately dismissed charges against most of the Marines.
As a top Marine general, Mattis pushed for the military to adopt blood-testing technology developed by Theranos.
As reported by The Washington Post , Mattis first met Theranos founder Elizabeth A. Holmes in 2011. A year later, according to emails obtained by The Post, Holmes used her connection to Mattis to pressure him to intervene after a Pentagon official raised concerns that the company was distributing its technology without approval by the Food and Drug Administration.
The emails show within hours after Holmes asked Mattis for help, he forwarded her email to other military officials asking them,"how do we overcome this new obstacle."
Mattis joined the Theranos board the same year he retired. The company, which raised hundreds of millions of dollars on the promise of breakthrough blood-testing technology, was forced to invalidate two years of patients' test results after the reliability of its proprietary blood-testing machinery was questioned by internal and government whistleblowers and investigative reporting by The Wall Street Journal.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced Wednesday the 2013 Python Challenge. Python permit holders and the public will compete to see who can harvest the longest and the most Burmese pythons.

Wildlife officials say the goal is to help people understand why the nonnative species is a threat to the Everglades ecosystem, including native wildlife. Another goal is to collect information on the python population in South Florida and enhance research and management efforts.

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    Can anyone please me how to do this using the administrator?

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    I'm just getting into Joomla, but you could theoretically insert some JavaScript into individual pages using the Article editor. Of course, you'd have to do that on a page-by-page basis. The alternative would be to edit one of the template files to do this on a site-wide basis, but that's beyond my experience.

    On the other hand, unless your user base is very unusual, only about 1% to perhaps 2% of your users are likely to be using IE7. So I don't think it's worthwhile to put any significant effort into catering to them - even to advise them they should upgrade or use a different browser. By now, those users should be well aware that IE7 has significant limitations, and that virtually all of the problems they encounter online are due to issues at their end of things.
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    I am trying to add a picture upload for a project that i am currently doing, but whenever i try this it does not display correctly on the page. But if i add the picture using phpMyadmin it displays fine on the webpage. To display the image on the page i am using this code.
    HTML Code:
    <img src="data:image/jpeg;base64,'. base64_encode( $row['review_picture'] ). '" style="height: 150px; width: 150px;"  />
    For the upload i am working on, it involves a form, with other inputs beside the file upload, but the code below, is in its basic form

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    <form action="new_review.php" method="post" name="myForm">
    <label>Review Picture: </label><input type="file" name="review_picture" id="review_picture">
    But the part which i am really struggling on is the page, which it is posted to.

    PHP Code:
    $data file_get_contents('$_POST[review_picture]');
    $data base64_encode($data);
    mysqli_query($connection_Var,"INSERT INTO review(review_picture) VALUES ('$base64')  or die (mysql_error());

        header( 'Location: ../index.php');
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    I have tried many different ways round this, what ever i try i can't quite get the hang of it, and tbf it the last piece of code is a bit of rough guess. I would be really grateful for any help.

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    So what i'm thinking at the moment is that once the image has been posted to the php page, it then needs to be converted to the base64, which i think is correct, because i use base64 to display a image uploaded directly to the database. And then the base64 code, should then be added to to "INSERT INTO" etc, right? But i just don't actually know how i would actually do this.

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    My first suggestion would be to not store the actual image in the DB, since it's just a binary file that you are never going to search or sort on. Instead, store in the file system (since it is, in fact, just a file), perhaps generating some sort of unique file name for it (see uniqid(), etc.), then store information about the image (including its file name) in the database. Then your image-serving script just needs to query the DB to get the applicable file name, send an appropriate content-type header() (probably also retrieved from the DB), then do a readfile() on the actual image file.
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Albany Pump Company Ltd

420 Harry Walker Pky N
Newmarket, ON  L3Y 8P5

(905) 853-9005

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August 07, 2013

Albany Pump Company Ltd offers these services: pumps.

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