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Want to see a deluxe, modern, quality font? Don't hesitate and watch how Titillium applies to your workflow! This is really an amazing font under an amazing licence - the OFL. I'm looking forward to find more fonts like this on the new openfontlibrary project page.
Oh, and don't forget to check once in a while - Titillium will soon have an extra-black version...
Reading this blog entry on Linux Magazine, the thought occurred to me that Ubuntu is making its way nicely along the path that new projects have travelled for many years. It is around the same place that Red Hat used to be around the time of Red Hat 7.
The Hype Cycle describes the way that new technologies and projects are perceived over time, if they do a good job of handling themselves, going from a technology trigger, inflated expectations, disillusionment, enlightenment, before arriving at “the plateau of productivity” – a state where there is no more hype and the new technology is simply a normal part of our lives.
Ubuntu arrived with a bang, and certainly has had inflated expectations over the past couple of years. And yet due to quality issues, it has recently been failing to meet those expectations, especially around upgrading from previous versions (by no means an easy problem to get right, don’t get me wrong).
But then, you don’t get upset about things you don’t care about.
This disillusionment, if it doesn’t turn into resignation, could be a sign of health in the Ubuntu project and community – on condition that the lessons of quality are learned and put into practice. Certainly this is a drum that Mark Shuttleworth has been beating for some time now – but unfortunately it’s not as easy as asking upstream to get their act together in a Tom Sawyer community model. It seems like an ideal opportunity for collaboration between distributions and upstream projects, as well as being the core activity of each individual distribution. Supplying quality is, after all, the market opportunity which Linux distributions base their business models on.
In any case, I for one am looking forward to the deflated expectations being met and exceeded in future releases, allowing us Ubuntu users to make it to the Plateau of Productivity as soon as possible.
This morning when going to work I somehow noticed (I usually don't look for such things) this small poster glued on the wall of a building close to my office (less than 50 meters away):
What a hyperactive last few weeks! Life keeps accelerating it seems. If you missed this press, a couple of great posts about community advising I’m doing with Status.Net. ReadWriteWeb wrote:
The news is significant as it reflects the interest in open-source alternatives to the proprietary microblogging services that currently dominate the market in the consumer and enterprise communities.
Also, please read the big news about Status.Net closing another round of investment which allows for myself, Brion, Evan and more all work on such a great project.
November 2009 Clip Art of the Month salutes the Holiday Season!
Businesses shut down. Productivity slows to a halt. Shopping malls are so full of people they’re bursting at the seems. These are just some of the ideas brought to mind as the end of the year approaches and a new Holiday Season is upon us.
A source of stress, at times, the Holidays can also be a time of togetherness and unity for people. Clip art images by liftarn (above) and bloodsong (below) beautifully demonstrate how simple and effective imagery can articulate these same feelings.
Vector graphics have also been stylistically implemented by mcol’s Christmas tree in the spirit of the Holiday Season.
The Open Clip Art Library is always evolving and welcomes contributions from everyone around the world.
Clip Art of the month is sponsored by Worldlabel.com, a multifunctional label manufacturer.
What a nice surprise! Along with the new release of Ubuntu I discovered the game project PlayDeb.net that aims to extend the official repositories with recent versions of great games. Not only does it provide really good games with nice meta information in a well structured and clean website, but also eases the process of installing them: just install their package and get any game with a simple click on their homepage. Any? - not really, some don't seem to work yet. (I guess that's why they still call it beta 2 :P)
Look for availability of 9.10 - unfortunately not all games have support for the latest Ubuntu.
Anyway a great project!
As you have probably heard already, the new Ubuntu (Karmic Koala) is now available. I use this operating system not only because it is the most usable GNU/Linux distribution out there, but because it is a really good operating system in general. If you don't know it - try it! Because it has more to offer than just a few features or a nice price: freedom.
Maybe one day I'll finally switch to some OS that offers even more freedom than Ubuntu does today, but until then I certainly recommend Ubuntu to anyone.
(For all you windows people out there: you can even install this complete operating system inside Windows just like you install/uninstall other applications - try that if you're too cautious!)
libre graphics day:
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Not only will this serve the developers working on graphical applications, drivers and technology who make up a portion of the core linux.conf.au audience, but it will also bring in many users, artists, graphic designers and potential open source users. Developers of different projects will be able to learn from and collaborate with other projects, while also gaining insight on some of the uses artistic end users discover. Users will have a chance to gain insight into the open source development process while at the same time giving them an opportunity to provide feedback and input directly to the developers of projects they might use. | Not only will this serve the developers working on graphical applications, drivers and technology who make up a portion of the core linux.conf.au audience, but it will also bring in many users, artists, graphic designers and potential open source users. Developers of different projects will be able to learn from and collaborate with other projects, while also gaining insight on some of the uses artistic end users discover. Users will have a chance to gain insight into the open source development process while at the same time giving them an opportunity to provide feedback and input directly to the developers of projects they might use. | ||
| - | Miniconfs at linux.conf.au are unable to accept sponsorship. However, if you wish to support linux.conf.au, the conference sponsorship team would love to hear from you. For more info see http://www.lca2010.org.nz/sponsors/why_sponsor | + | Miniconfs at linux.conf.au are unable to accept sponsorship. However, if you wish to support linux.conf.au, the conference sponsorship team would love to hear from you. For more info see http://www.lca2010.org.nz/sponsors/why_sponsor[http://www.cheapnightvisiongoggleschoice.com/military-night-vision-goggles.html military night vision goggles] |
==== libre graphics meeting - http://www.libregraphicsmeeting.org/2010 ==== | ==== libre graphics meeting - http://www.libregraphicsmeeting.org/2010 ==== | ||
Website:
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== Title == | == Title == | ||
World:
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*[http://digg.com/linux_unix/Support_the_Libre_Graphics_Meeting_2008 '''Digg'''] | *[http://digg.com/linux_unix/Support_the_Libre_Graphics_Meeting_2008 '''Digg'''] | ||
*[http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 '''linux.com'''] [http://www.customwritings.com essay] [http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 on LGM by Nathan Willis] | *[http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 '''linux.com'''] [http://www.customwritings.com essay] [http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 on LGM by Nathan Willis] | ||
| - | *[http:// | + | *[http://www.advancedwriters.com/term-paper-help/ '''Custom term paper'''] |
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* [[Academic]] - academic track for Libre Graphics, scientific papers etc. | * [[Academic]] - academic track for Libre Graphics, scientific papers etc. | ||
| + | * [http://academic-papers.blogspot.com Academic papers] - helpful website for college and university students. | ||
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Y’a un dossier de captures d’écran qui me supplie d’être publié depuis des semaines, alors voici un petit tour rapide d’améliorations «visibles» dans la nouvelle release d’Ubuntu. Le «comment installer Ubuntu 9.10 en version LPIA en souffrant atrocement» sera pour un autre billet (j’hésite à le faire en français ou en anglais). Ici, je me concentre sur des petits détails qui sont généralement peu mentionnés dans les release notes.
Tout d’abord, la calculatrice affiche maintenant les symboles des opérations de division et multiplication comme elles sont courramment utilisées dans le monde réel et les salles de classe:
Ensuite, les avertissements d’espace disque faible sont (enfin!) de retour. Je suis content, parce que je remplis mon /home de manière récurrente. Cette fenêtre de dialogue est d’autant plus intéressante pour les utilisateurs lambda, parce qu’elle apporte deux solutions concrètes au problème:
J’ai également constaté que le dialogue de déconnexion de session a légèrement changé. Il me dit maintenant que «oh, en passant, t’as encore des mises à jour qui nécessiteront plus qu’un logout, pourquoi pas redémarrer?»:
Evolution 2.28 apporte un tas de petites améliorations subtiles, mais dévoile aussi un bug assez affreux dans GTK+. Si la vue en icônes est activée, attacher un fichier à un message va rapidement remplir votre mémoire vive. J’ai brièvement fouillé sur launchpad pour trouver un rapport de bug qui ressemble assez à ma description, pour signaler aux devs d’Ubuntu qu’il faudrait appliquer le patch qui a été ajouté à GTK+.
En plus de divers correctifs, de peaufinements dans l’interface (à mort Bonobo!), je viens de constater qu’Evolution affiche enfin correctement les images de nos contacts (ça n’avait jamais fonctionné pour moi avant):
La fenêtre de statistiques de GNOME Power Manager est franchement mieux. Plus flexible, utile, professionnelle, etc. Faut dire que jusqu’à hier, mon netbook roulait encore sous Ubuntu 8.10 + GNOME 2.24.
Je me réjouis également d’avoir enfin le nouveau contrôleur de volume de GNOME, qui est conçu pour s’intégrer à Pulseaudio. Maintenant, paramétrer le son en surround n’est que deux clics de souris (avec une carte son bien supportée comme mon chip intégré Intel ICH9), les thèmes sonores sont bien pris en charge, et les (dé)branchements de périphériques à chaud (ex: micro USB, webcam, casque micro USB, cartes son USB, etc.) deviennent enfin possibles:
Un nouvel utilitaire a également fait son apparition («Palimpset»). Il permet de gérer ses périphériques de stockage (disques durs, disques optiques, lecteurs de cartes, etc.) et leurs partitions, intègre la surveillance SMART, et permet même… de se fabriquer un RAID facilement!
Oh ouais. J’ai oublié de mentionner le plus traumatisant. Totem lit maintenant les DVDs correctement (avec les menus et tout)! Eh ouais. Ça fait seulement cinq ans que j’attendais ça pour que mes amis fans de VLC/mplayer arrêtent de se moquer de moi :)
Ce n’est pas tout. Ça, c’était la liste des petits trucs sympa que je peux montrer avec des captures d’écran. Il y a aussi, dans ma liste de «petits problèmes chiants réglés avec 9.10»:
Prochain billet (si j’en ai le courage et qu’il y a un intérêt pour la chose): un guide tiré de mon expérience pour installer la version LPIA d’Ubuntu 9.10 sur mon Mini 9. C’était tout sauf user-friendly, mais je suppose que ça valait la peine (mon processeur reste autour de 39-43°C au lieu de 48-51°C au repos!).
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= Full Syntax of the OpenRaster Layer stack = | = Full Syntax of the OpenRaster Layer stack = | ||
| - | The complete syntax of the layer stack is given following the [http://www.relaxng.org RelaxNG xml schema | + | The complete syntax of the layer stack is given following the [http://www.relaxng.org RelaxNG xml schema]: |
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This is the root element of the file. | This is the root element of the file. | ||
| - | * The size of the image is given by the mandatory "w" and "h" attributes, which are positive integers. The content below the image element can be smaller or bigger and should be cropped at (0,0,w,h) for displaying, printing, exporting, etc. | + | * The size of the image is given by the mandatory "w" and "h" attributes, which are positive integers. The content below the image element can be smaller or bigger and should be cropped at (0,0,w,h) for displaying, printing, exporting, etc. |
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= Problem definition = | = Problem definition = | ||
| - | With massive of digital cameras a photo library of over 10 000 shots is not unusual any more. Managing such collections is possible thanks to cataloging software like F-Spot and digiKam. However, just storing pictures is not sufficient. | + | With massive of digital cameras a photo library of over 10 000 shots is not unusual any more. Managing such collections is possible thanks to cataloging software like F-Spot and digiKam. However, just storing pictures is not sufficient. |
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| + | Users often tweak photos for different purposes and using different tools: they adjust white balance, sharpen, desaturate, "heal" skin defects, stitch panoramas etc. While some adjustment tasks can be fulfilled in cataloging software, other can't. It means that users needs to make these adjustments in some standalone graphics editor and make both project file (PSD, XCF etc.) and the processed image be available from cataloging software, possibly as version of the original file. Managing a photo library of both originals, project files and processed images becomes major pain. | ||
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For open source designers it means being able to specify artwork to commercial printers through a system they already understand and matching to inks they already use. What do you think? | For open source designers it means being able to specify artwork to commercial printers through a system they already understand and matching to inks they already use. What do you think? | ||
| - | [http://www.toyoink.com/products/colorfinder.asp Colour Finder] | + | [http://www.toyoink.com/products/colorfinder.asp Colour Finder] |
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Sounds like a good idea. Scribus can load color palettes (swatches) but we don't dare to create or distribute one for Pantone colors | Sounds like a good idea. Scribus can load color palettes (swatches) but we don't dare to create or distribute one for Pantone colors | ||
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some artistic license which gives users the right to use and distribute the colors in unmodified form. --[[User:Avox|Avox]] 17:49, 25 Mar 2006 (PST) | some artistic license which gives users the right to use and distribute the colors in unmodified form. --[[User:Avox|Avox]] 17:49, 25 Mar 2006 (PST) | ||
| - | Efforts are under way to build and release an Open Colour Standard palette for release under a non-restrictive license or directly into the public domain. The palette is to be the first step towards a larger range of open colours. A tentative goal is to have a swatch book of 100 colours ready for the next Libre Graphics Meeting, taking place in late May 2010. | + | Efforts are under way to build and release an Open Colour Standard palette for release under a non-restrictive license or directly into the public domain. The palette is to be the first step towards a larger range of open colours. A tentative goal is to have a swatch book of 100 colours ready for the next Libre Graphics Meeting, taking place in late May 2010. |
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Over 101 free and open source (GPL) color palettes for many open source applications are available on: http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/colorpalettes | Over 101 free and open source (GPL) color palettes for many open source applications are available on: http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/colorpalettes | ||
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* http://www.valdyas.org/fading/index.cgi/2006/06/20#openraster | * http://www.valdyas.org/fading/index.cgi/2006/06/20#openraster | ||
* http://norman.walsh.name/2006/06/18/xcfBahHumbug | * http://norman.walsh.name/2006/06/18/xcfBahHumbug | ||
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* [[DrawPile]]/SVN saves to ORA by default | * [[DrawPile]]/SVN saves to ORA by default | ||
* [[GIMP]] has an unofficial [http://gitorious.org/mypaint/oratools plug-in] for loading and saving ORA files. | * [[GIMP]] has an unofficial [http://gitorious.org/mypaint/oratools plug-in] for loading and saving ORA files. | ||
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* See [[OpenRaster/Desktop_Integration]], there are thumbnailers for KDE and Gnome. | * See [[OpenRaster/Desktop_Integration]], there are thumbnailers for KDE and Gnome. | ||
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'''Scribus Document Colour Storage''' | '''Scribus Document Colour Storage''' | ||
| - | Scribus stores the colours in the file once the document has been created so there is no reliancy on any swatch file to be around in the future (time, or platform). | + | Scribus stores the colours in the file once the document has been created so there is no reliancy on any swatch file to be around in the future (time, or platform). |
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This is, however, simply the colour format *before* a document is created. When a document is created (and saved to disk). In Scribus up until 1.3.0, we have the following: | This is, however, simply the colour format *before* a document is created. When a document is created (and saved to disk). In Scribus up until 1.3.0, we have the following: | ||
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== Oyranos Named Colour == | == Oyranos Named Colour == | ||
[http://www.oyranos.com/wiki/index.php?title=FeatureWish#Named_Colour Oyranos internal Named Colour work in progress at ColourWiki] [[User:KaiUweBehrmann|KaiUweBehrmann]] 11:10, 26 September 2007 (UTC) | [http://www.oyranos.com/wiki/index.php?title=FeatureWish#Named_Colour Oyranos internal Named Colour work in progress at ColourWiki] [[User:KaiUweBehrmann|KaiUweBehrmann]] 11:10, 26 September 2007 (UTC) | ||
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| - | We use Subversion (SVN) for our revision source control and document management on this project. If you want to work on this project, please get use to the system by reading the [http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ Subversion Book]. | + | We use Subversion (SVN) for our revision source control and document management on this project. If you want to work on this project, please get use to the system by reading the [http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ Subversion Book]. |
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'''NOTE''': We are currently transitioning our old [[CVS]] repository to [[SVN]] as our new system, ccHost, is externally in SVN, and we need to modernize. And, now we are transitioning FreeDesktop.org SVN to OSUOSL SVN right now finally! | '''NOTE''': We are currently transitioning our old [[CVS]] repository to [[SVN]] as our new system, ccHost, is externally in SVN, and we need to modernize. And, now we are transitioning FreeDesktop.org SVN to OSUOSL SVN right now finally! | ||
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svn co https://svn-create.freedesktop.osuosl.org/public/create/www www | svn co https://svn-create.freedesktop.osuosl.org/public/create/www www | ||
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*[http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 '''linux.com'''] [http://www.customwritings.com essay] [http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 on LGM by Nathan Willis] | *[http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 '''linux.com'''] [http://www.customwritings.com essay] [http://www.linux.com/feature/132193 on LGM by Nathan Willis] | ||
*[http://tuxenclave.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/support-the-libre-graphics-meeting-2008/ '''Tux Enclave'''] | *[http://tuxenclave.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/support-the-libre-graphics-meeting-2008/ '''Tux Enclave'''] | ||
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that. It’s creative work. This doesn’t mean we cannot comment the work | that. It’s creative work. This doesn’t mean we cannot comment the work | ||
but it certainly means that it’s the graphic designer’s responsibility | but it certainly means that it’s the graphic designer’s responsibility | ||
| - | and prerogative to complete the graphic [http://www.eluneart.com web design | + | and prerogative to complete the graphic [http://www.eluneart.com web design] and adjust it to the |
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* [http://developer.gimp.org/standards.html GIMP and Standards] | * [http://developer.gimp.org/standards.html GIMP and Standards] | ||
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Intrest around the MyPaint project seems to have increased lately, both from end users and contributors. I suspect this is both due to the software maturing and getting more publicity (especially thanks to David Revoy of the Durian project). We hope to see this trend continue!
In and before version 0.7 practially all development was done by project lead Martin Renold alone. However, for the upcoming release I suspect that over half of the commits/code changes comes from others. And this is not due to Martin slacking off! Especially Ilya Portnov has done a lot of good work, but we also have significant contributions from 4-5 others. Needless to say, this is awesome.
Here are some of the larger features/improvements that will be in the next release.
MyPaint in german
We are aiming to get this out in November/December, but…
Besides coders we want translators and people to write documentation. Don’t worry if you don’t have a lot of experience, we will help you get started. We also want packagers so we can get into official package repositories. And someone to help get a Mac OSX version up and running (should not take much) would be great.
Interested? See the Resources page for how to get in touch.
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* [http://developer.gimp.org/standards.html GIMP and Standards] | * [http://developer.gimp.org/standards.html GIMP and Standards] | ||
| + | * [http://www.nationhighschool.com/ged.asp Online GED] | ||
| + | * [http://www.nationhighschool.com/ High School Diploma] | ||
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* https://launchpad.net/ltsp-cluster | * https://launchpad.net/ltsp-cluster | ||
| + | * [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Social-Services.html Social Services School] | ||
| + | * [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/PhD-Degree.html Phd degree] | ||
| + | * [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/Masters-Degree.html Master degrees] | ||
| + | * [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Performing-Arts.html Performing Arts School] | ||
| + | * [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Nursing.html Nursing] | ||
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= Full Syntax of the OpenRaster Layer stack = | = Full Syntax of the OpenRaster Layer stack = | ||
| - | The complete syntax of the layer stack is given following the [http://www.relaxng.org RelaxNG xml schema]: | + | The complete syntax of the layer stack is given following the [http://www.relaxng.org RelaxNG xml schema][http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/foundation-degree.html foundation degree] | [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/MBA-Programme.html online MBA degrees]: |
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| - | * The size of the image is given by the mandatory "w" and "h" attributes, which are positive integers. The content below the image element can be smaller or bigger and should be cropped at (0,0,w,h) for displaying, printing, exporting, etc. | + | * The size of the image is given by the mandatory "w" and "h" attributes, which are positive integers. The content below the image element can be smaller or bigger and should be cropped at (0,0,w,h) for displaying, printing, exporting, etc. [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/degree.asp Online degree programs] | [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Health-Sciences.html Health Science School] | [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Criminal-Justice.html Criminal Justice] |
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= Problem definition = | = Problem definition = | ||
| - | With massive of digital cameras a photo library of over 10 000 shots is not unusual any more. Managing such collections is possible thanks to cataloging software like F-Spot and digiKam. However, just storing pictures is not sufficient. | + | With massive of digital cameras a photo library of over 10 000 shots is not unusual any more. Managing such collections is possible thanks to cataloging software like F-Spot and digiKam. However, just storing pictures is not sufficient. [http://www.riseuniversity.com/ Online schools] | [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/Doctorate-Degree.html Doctorate degree] |
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| + | Users often tweak photos for different purposes and using different tools: they adjust white balance, sharpen, desaturate, "heal" skin defects, stitch panoramas etc. While some adjustment tasks can be fulfilled in cataloging software, other can't. It means that users needs to make these adjustments in some standalone graphics editor and make both project file (PSD, XCF etc.) and the processed image be available from cataloging software, possibly as version of the original file. Managing a photo library of both originals, project files and processed images becomes major pain. [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/Masters-Degree.html online Master degrees] [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Programs/Degree/Bachelors-Degree.html Bachelor degree] | [http://www.riseuniversity.com/Schools-Majors/Engineering.html Engineering School] | ||
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