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I also feel like by the time you'd even afford arcane blink, whatever hero would prefer more agility or strength. Also, once you blink in, damage cooldown prevents the shorter cooldown from being useful anyways.

My issue(s): My flash pop-up mechanism is broken...I must manually "pop" it if I wish to use it. I cannot get my camera flash to turn off in manual settings so when I forget to pop it up manually, it flashes, with the attendant whiff of cordite. I can, however, change the flash settings to red-eye, rear, slow, etc...just not to "OFF". The speed is set at the sync shutter limit of 1/500 in P, A, S, M, only...all preset modes this issue is not there. The icon for flash keeps blinking.

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I assume the icon blinking is tied to the flash not popping-up on it's own. Not being able to disable the flash in manual modes, however, makes it impossible to fully utilize my 70-300mm lens, for example. I first noticed the speed limitation using the longer focal length...I need to shoot at least at 1/500 using the full extension of the 70-300mm lens because of the 1.5x crop... I can't shoot in manual at 1/2000 for example. In auto or sport setting, for instance, the higher shutter speeds are still there.

I have starte to work on a project a while back but since then I have done others in between and now going back to it tried to rectify some rigging gone wrong. But with no avail unfortunately. Any ideas why would the entire artwork dissapear when the puppet blinks? It swaps in between blinking and the rest of character, it's like it's in a swap set set up like hide others when triggers, except it's not! I've redone all of the triggers, I've retagged every part and it was a pain due to the puppet having 3 vies/profiles. and still behaves the same way... any suggestion would be much appreciated.

Must mention the puppet hyerachy is a bit weird due to profiles it's not regular head/body set up, it's more individual parts mouth, eyes, torso(which is actually the face too), could it be that there is no head tagged due to not having one, that's creating all the issues? I tried tagging the torso as head, but it doesn't change the weird behaviour of the blinking....

etc. The blink layer hides all siblings under the same parent when it blinks. Since everything is at the same level, it hides everything! Putting blink under a Left Eye layer hides the eye instead of the whole character.

I had posted this in Oracle's forums but hgot no response, so I'm trying here.Is there any way to make the window's taskbar for a particular stage blink?I'm building an IM client, and I want the taskbar to flash when a new message arrives.Using a Swing JFrame I could achieve this just by calling setVisible(true); but JavaFX2's stage is not behaving the same way. Any help or guidance would be much appreciated.Thanks.

Blink rates are reduced with prolonged use of VDT and extended exposure to computer screen resulting in increased evaporation of the tear film from the ocular surface, which can lead to DED.[6] Wu et al. demonstrated that sensory simulation of ocular surface leading tearing is connected to blinking and interblink intervals.[10]

All clinical examinations were carried out by the principal investigator (PI- ADL), including preliminary (base-line) examination, verification of eligibility, and follow-up examinations. Care was taken to avoid any undue disclosure of the allocation to any other team member especially to PI, and participants were requested not to reveal the frequency of blink simulation to the PI during follow-up clinical examination visits. The allocation concealment groups were revealed only after the study analysis including final statistical report was prepared.

i've always been really intrigued by the lack of information on early blink album release dates. the internet has always said cheshire cat was released feb. 17, 1994, but i've always been curious about that date (perhaps it was a year later?) the original buddha cassette tape includes an insert that states it was recorded in january 1994 at doubletime.

of course, the buddha remaster erroneously reads "1995", making things a hell of a lot more confusing. i'm more inclined to believe the cassette, and if that's all true, then why was blink recording a demo only a month before their first album came out in 1994? especially if short bus, the split with iconoclasts, wasn't recorded until that summer? (the handwritten insert of short bus says "rushed, recorded, mixed, remixed, and generally fucked up in early summer 1994")

this post is especially interesting for mentioning that scott was living in reno at the time. the "official" blink book from 2001 (which is actually not that bad for an official band biography) actually mentions that scott's parents moved to reno:

it appears that 2/17/95 is the correct release date for cheshire cat, as i've always suspected. it would make more sense, considering that 1995 was the first big year for the band (good times tour). in fact, the original cheshire cat cassette that listed the band's name as "blink" contains 1995 Cargo Music:

maybe one day when DGC puts together blink remasters they'll put new liner notes in with the actual dates. they could also remaster a lot of the doubletime recordings (that'd be a nice name for a compilation of buddha, short bus split, TCTCU and lemmings split).

None of these fixed my problem. However I did eventually notice that my 2.4GHz and 5 GHz LED lights are both blinking differently that what I remember. In the past sometimes they both blink at the same time when they are sending or receiving data. Sometimes they are both ON. But now they are constantly blinking (the 2.4GHz is green and the 5GHz is blue; the power and internet lights are green and solid; the port number from where I'm wired is also green and solid).

I reset the router to its factory settings. It took me a while after I did this to get things going again since I also had to reconfigure the connection between the router, modem, and wired computer. After several reboots, I am having the same problem. I failed to mention that the Wifi LED light on the router is OFF -- this may explain why both wireless bands are blinking the way they are.

When your attention shifts from one place to another, your brain blinks. The blinks are momentary unconscious gaps in visual perception and came as a surprise to the team of Vanderbilt psychologists who discovered the phenomenon while studying the benefits of attention.

This study characterizes trigeminal blinks in normal human subjects between 20 and 80 years of age, 60-year-old Parkinson's disease patients, and young and old guinea pigs. In normal humans over 60 years of age, lid-closing duration, and the excitability and latency of the trigeminal reflex blink increase significantly relative to younger subjects. Aged guinea pigs appear to display similar increases in reflex blink duration and latency. Reflex blink amplitude, however, does not change consistently with age. For subjects less than 70 years of age, a unilateral trigeminal stimulus evokes a 37% larger blink in the eyelid ipsilateral to the stimulus than in the contralateral eyelid, but 70-year-olds exhibit blinks of equal amplitude. In all cases, blink duration is identical for the two eyelids. If normal, age-related loss of dopamine neurons explains these trigeminal blink modifications, then Parkinson's disease should exaggerate age-related changes in these blink parameters. Preliminary data show that Parkinson's disease increases blink duration and excitability relative to age-matched control subjects. Thus, it seems likely that normal, age-related loss of dopamine neurons accounts for increases in trigeminal blink excitability and duration. A previously uncharacterized type of trigeminally evoked blink appears after age 40 in humans and in aged guinea pigs. In subjects less than 40 years old, a single trigeminal stimulus elicits a single reflex blink. In subjects over age 40, however, a single stimulus frequently evokes a reflex blink and additional blinks that occur at a fixed interval relative to the preceding blink. These "blink oscillations" may arise from oscillatory processes within trigeminal reflex blink circuits. The presence of exaggerated blink oscillations in subjects with dry eye and benign essential blepharospasm suggests that an alteration of blink oscillation mechanisms plays a critical role in these disorders.

Wearing contact lenses regularly can dissuade frequent blinking because it can be uncomfortable for your eyelid to close over the foreign surface. But the benefits of blinking and rewetting the surface of your eye far outweigh that discomfort. Frequent, full blinking can help keep your eyes from becoming itchy or irritated, can cut down on the amount of solution or eye drops you need to use and can provide cleaner contact lenses accompanied by better vision. e24fc04721