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This is the patched ISO of Zero - Tsukihami no Kamen in french. French/Français: Ceci est l'ISO patchée de Zero - Tsukihami no Kamen en français. Credits to the team behind the french translation: Anthony Nehmé  : Aide Audrey Harbonnier  : Aide Émilie Mavel  : Aide Éric Brun  : Aide Mai Trang Nguyen  : Aide Marie-Elen St-Amant  : Traduction Pierre-Louis Coudercy  : Aide Stéphane Allostery  : Hacking, Programmation Tristan Wojciechowski  : Traduction Yumie Sanchez  : Aide

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Obligatory disclaimer due to professional courtesy as well as not to even allow the potential for any current or future confusion about officiality or anything of the like: This is a fan-developed work and all assets and production thereof are not endorsed by or otherwise affiliated with Konami. I'm pleased as pie to finally let this cat out of the bag -- there's a lot of info to explain and a Youtube descrip is a terrible place for so much info, so for those interested in details please consult the corresponding thread on the Dungeon: https://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php?topic=10015 Please follow https://twitter.com/demoncastlewar for future updates/news about the project as well.

We present a new tool, the Solar Eclipse Image Standardisation and Sequencing (SEISS), developed to process multi-source total solar eclipse images by adjusting them to the same standard of size, resolution, and orientation. Furthermore, by analysing the eclipse images we can determine the relative time between the observations and order them to create a movie of the observed total solar eclipse sequence. We successfully processed images taken at the 14 November 2012 total solar eclipse that occurred in Queensland, Australia, and created a short eclipse proto-movie. The SEISS tool was developed for the Eclipse Megamovie Project (EMP: https://www.eclipsemegamovie.org), with the goal of processing thousands of images taken by the public during solar eclipse events. EMP is a collaboration among multiple institutes aiming to engage and advance the public interest in solar eclipses and the science of the Sun-Earth connection.

Heroes Reborn Inside the Eclipse Episode 13 Project Reborn

A presentation at 36th ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference

Context: Only recently it has become possible to measure the thermal emission from hot-Jupiters at near-Infrared wavelengths using ground-based telescopes, by secondary eclipse observations. This allows the planet flux to be probed around the peak of its spectral energy distribution, which is vital for the understanding of its energy budget. Aims: The aim of the reported work is to measure the eclipse depth of the planet HAT-P-1b at 2.2micron. This planet is an interesting case, since the amount of stellar irradiation it receives falls in between that of the two best studied systems (HD209458 and HD189733), and it has been suggested to have a weak thermal inversion layer. Methods: We have used the LIRIS instrument on the William Herschel Telescope (WHT) to observe the secondary eclipse of HATP-1b in the Ks-band, as part of our Ground-based secondary eclipse (GROUSE) project. The observations were done in staring mode, while significantly defocusing the telescope to avoid saturation on the K=8.4 star. With an average cadence of 2.5 seconds, we collected 6520 frames during one night. Results: The eclipse is detected at the 4sigma level, the measured depth being 0.109+/-0.025%. The uncertainties are dominated by residual systematic effects, as estimated from different reduction/analysis procedures. The measured depth corresponds to a brightness temperature of 2136+150-170K. This brightness temperature is significantly higher than those derived from longer wavelengths, making it difficult to fit all available data points with a plausible atmospheric model. However, it may be that we underestimate the true uncertainties of our measurements, since it is notoriously difficult to assign precise statistical significance to a result when systematic effects are important.

This software simplifies the process of having to set up an Eclipse IDE programming environment for the members of the cross-NASA center project, Ensemble. It achieves this by assembling all the necessary add-ons and custom tools/preferences. This software is unique in that it allows developers in the Ensemble Project (approximately 20 to 40 at any time) across multiple NASA centers to set up a development environment almost instantly and work on Ensemble software. The software automatically has the source code repositories and other vital information and settings included. The Eclipse IDE is an open-source development framework. The NASA (Ensemble-specific) version of the software includes Ensemble-specific plug-ins as well as settings for the Ensemble project. This software saves developers the time and hassle of setting up a programming environment, making sure that everything is set up in the correct manner for Ensemble development. Existing software (i.e., standard Eclipse) requires an intensive setup process that is both time-consuming and error prone. This software is built once by a single user and tested, allowing other developers to simply download and use the software

The Eclipse Project by Tom Tucker provides a readable narrative and a number of documents that record an important flight research effort at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center. Carried out by Kelly Space and Technology, Inc., in partnership with the Air Force and Dryden at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert of California, this project tested and gathered data about a potential newer and less expensive way to launch satellites into space. Whether the new technology comes into actual use will depend on funding, market forces, and other factors at least partly beyond the control of the participants in the project. This is a familiar situation in the history of flight research.

The Eclipse Project by Tom Tucker provides a readable narrative and a number of documents that record an important flight research effort at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center. Carried out by Kelly Space and Technology, Inc., in partnership with the Air Force and Dryden at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert of California, this project tested and gathered data about a potential newer and less expensive way to launch satellites into space. Whether the new technology comes into actual use will depend on funding, market forces, and other factors at least partly beyond the control of the participants in the project. This is a familiar situation in the history of flight research.

Adventure Pals' PlayStation Year One showcase, featuring; The Raiden Project and Total Eclipse Turbo

Do Things Cease to Exist If We Forget About Them? 10 years ago, five girls were kidnapped by a Yo Haibara, a suspected serial murderer, from their rooms in a mysterious sanatorium on Rougetsu Island, located south of Honshu. They were eventually rescued by Choshiro Kirishima, a detective pursuing the criminal. Several years after the incident, two of the girls, Marie Shinomiya and Tomoe Nanamura, died mysteriously. The three remaining girls, Ruka Minazuki, Misaki Aso and Madoka Tsukimori, all now 17 years old, return to the island to recover their lost memories and find out more about their kidnapping. Choshiro also continues his pursuit of Haibara on the island from 8 years before. Info: This is the 2011 Version of the English Fan-Translation, it contains many fixes and improvements compared to the 2010 version. This does not include any of the mods (costumes, playable ghost Madoka). IMPORTANT: During Chapter 4 in the breaker room right after you fix the elevator, there is a ghost that appears behind you and goes into a door, DO NOT follow the ghost, right after you fix the elevator just go back your way and ride the elevator, if you follow the ghost you will be locked in and forced to beat the ghost and as soon as you beat him your game will freeze right after that, this bug is present in all versions. Unlike the other version on archive.org, this copy doesn't require using a hex editor to make the game run.

by Lars Vogel At: FOSDEM 2019 https://video.fosdem.org/2019/UD2.119/news_from_eclipse_2019.webm The Eclipse Photon simultaneous release was the last “big” annual release, and with Eclipse 2018-09 the first rolling release has been shipped to the public. Its heart, the Eclipse Platform, has come with a plethora of new features and improvements for Eclipse Photon and afterwards that will continue the Eclipse IDE keeping the #1 flexible, scalable and most performing IDE! Come and see the incredible achievements the platform team and its growing number of contributors made to bring you the best Eclipse IDE ever! The Eclipse Photon simultaneous release was the last “big” annual release, and with Eclipse 2018-09 the first rolling release has been shipped to the public. Its heart, the Eclipse Platform, has come with a plethora of new features and improvements for Eclipse Photon and afterwards that will continue the Eclipse IDE keeping the #1 flexible, scalable and most performing IDE! This session will give a guided tour through the new features and changes in Eclipse Photon and Eclipse IDE 2018-09. Although especially JDT has been moved on quite much with support of new Java versions, this talk will focus on the other features of the Eclipse Platform and leaving JDT details to a separate talk at ECE. You will see usability improvements, code mining for enhancing the text editor information, useful new API for platform developers and neat features for users. Besides visible changes, the platform project team has paid special attention on stability, performance and resource consumption tuning. In this talk, we will give some insights how the team has worked on that. Come and see the incredible achievements the platform team and its growing number of contributors made to bring you the best Eclipse IDE ever! Room: UD2.119 Scheduled start: 2019-02-03 09:05:00+01 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8YAMmr8ME0 Uploader: FOSDEM