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Players and the server administrator can type messages to each other during a BZFlag game. Table 8-1 includes some keys you can type to start a message, and Table 8-2 includes commands you can use while you are in a message mode. Here are some special ways of communicating with users beyond those already described. You can have a broadcast message sent to users every 15 minutes, using the -admsg option. Here s an example:

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other models we find that an alternative procedure, formally equivalent, is algebraically simpler to apply, especially for the multicomponent systems we consider later. In what follows we develop this procedure in detail and provide the results for a number of models of activity coefficients in solution. Let Q be the dimensionless excess Gibbs energy Q = Q(xux2) = GEX(x1,x2)/RT (D.1.5)

The relationship between the real-world and risk-neutral drifts of the short rate process is: (r, t) = m(r, t) (r, t) (r, t) where (r, t) is the market price of interest rate risk: = m (10.23) (10.22)

backlighting Light that is positioned behind and pointing to the back of the subject, creating a soft rim of light that visually separates the subject from the background. bokeh The shape and illumination characteristics of the out-of-focus areas in an image, depending mainly on the focal length and aperture blade pattern of the lens. bounce ash A technique of pointing the ash head in an upward position or toward a wall, thus softening the light falling on the subject. Bouncing the light often softens shadows and provides a much smoother light for portraits. bracketing To make a series of exposures, some above and some below the average exposure calculated by the light meter for the scene, either by ash output or exposure settings. You would want to bracket your images when the camera s calculated exposure may not be what you had in mind, or to create a range of exposures for use in HDR image processing. Some digital cameras can also bracket white balance to produce variations from the average white balance calculated by the camera. brightness The perception of the light re ected or emitted by a source. The lightness value of an object or image. See also luminance. bulb A shutter speed setting that keeps the shutter open as long as the Shutter Release button or cable release is fully depressed.

FOREIGN CURRENCIES AND GOLD Now another dimension will be added to this comparison. Gold trends in the opposite direction of the dollar. So do the foreign currency markets. As the dollar rises, foreign currencies fall. As the dollar falls, foreign currencies rise. Therefore, foreign currencies and gold should trend in the same direction. Given that tendency the deutsche mark will be used as a vehicle to take a longer historical look at the comparison of the gold market and the currencies. It's easier to compare the gold's relationship with the dollar by using a foreign currency chart, since foreign currencies trend in the same direction as gold. Figure 5.10 shows the strong positive relationship between gold and the deutsche mark in the ten years from 1980 through 1989. (Although the mark is used in these examples, comparisons can also be made with most of the overseas currency markets especially the British pound, the Swiss franc, and the Japanese yen or

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You can create an XY chart that draws a perfect circle. To do so, you need two ranges, one for the x values and another for the y values. The number of data points in the series determines the smoothness of the circle. Or, you simply select the Smoothed line option in the Format Series dialog box (Patterns tab) for the data series.