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What kind of glue to use on a plastic water reserviour with a hole in it. Have the piece to fit back in
\015 Piece broke out of the plastic water container. Have the piece to glue back in. Trying super glue presently,but do know if it will hold. Something to bond the two together would be better\012 It is a Bissell Pro Heat carpet cleaner\015
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Is anyone going to Trophee Eric Bompard this year? If you buy your tickets before 30th of May, they're are cheaper (from what I can tell on the website, my French isn't fantastic). Presumably that's because it's the date that they'll be announcing the GP assignments.
I'm thinking of going and renting an apartment for the entire month. Does anyone know which arrondissement would be best? I.e., not too far from the rink?
Never mind, I think I've found a place.
I'm definitly going, but I'm going to wait a while until the seats on the judges side are on sale - I'm NOT going to pay 50 Euros for an awful seat (the 5th and 6th row are dreadful - you can't see anything).
The metro is fantastically easy, so no need to worry about that one. Not too expensive either. The stadium is about a 10 minute walk from Gare du Lyon (sp? I'm not French!) but you can get the metro.
I sat in the 6th row (not judges side) for the gala last year and found it fine, view-wise.
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A federal judge has dismissed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus filed by a Grant man accused of removing campaign signs that didn't belong to him in 2010.
Jeffrey Nielsen argued in his petition, filed with the U.S. District Court in December, that evidence was withheld during his 2011 criminal trial for disorderly conduct that would have changed the outcome of his case. Because of that, he claimed, he was wrongfully convicted and detained.
A writ of habeas corpus, as set out in U.S. law, can be requested by people who feel they have been arrested or detained illegally.
Federal law states that a person seeking a writ must be in custody. Nielsen is not, nor has he been. In lieu of jail time, Nielsen was ordered to serve eight hours of community service and was placed on probation for one year. His probation expired in March 2012.
The federal court asked Nielsen to explain "why this case should not be summarily dismissed pursuant to the statutory 'in custody' requirement," according to court documents.
Nielsen was unable to sway the court, which denied his application for a writ and dismissed the case last week. The court also declined to issue a certificate of appealability, which Nielsen would need to appeal the decision.
Nielsen's federal petition is the latest in a string of legal cases stemming from a minutes-long encounter in October 2010 in the city of Grant.
Keith Mueller spotted an SUV driven by Nielsen with a campaign sign on the roof that belonged to Steve Bohnen, who was running for city council. Mueller followed the SUV, and he and Nielsen, who didn't know each other, ended up in a verbal altercation.
Bohnen and Mueller reported the incident to police.
Nielsen initially was charged with disorderly conduct, theft and two traffic violations. The theft and traffic charges later were dismissed.
Less than a week later, he sued Bohnen and Mueller, as well as Washington County and the Grant City Council, saying he removed the campaign sign because it was illegally placed and that he'd been unfairly targeted for criminal charges.
During his trial for disorderly conduct, Nielsen requested that any reference to those lawsuits be excluded.
After he was convicted, Nielsen obtained copies of emails between Mueller and the prosecutor in which Mueller stated his concern about the outcome of Nielsen's disorderly conduct trial and how it might affect the standing of Nielsen's suit against him.
Mueller wrote that he worried that Nielsen's suit, which accused him of fraud and malicious prosecution, could cost him his job as a certified investment management analyst. Mueller urged the prosecutor to "do what you can to get a conviction." Nielsen argued that the emails showed Mueller had a motive to lie.
Nielsen asked Washington County District Judge Mary Hannon to overturn his conviction based on the new evidence. She declined to do so. The Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld the lower court ruling on appeal, and the Minnesota Supreme Court denied Nielsen's petition for further review.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Keyes, in reviewing Nielsen's writ of habeas corpus, pointed out the in-custody requirement and said the law does not give federal courts sweeping authority to review all prosecutions.
"This might seem wrong to Petitioner, but Congress has not made habeas corpus review available for everyone who has ever suffered an allegedly wrongful criminal conviction in state court," Keyes wrote in his report and recommendation.
Of the three lawsuits Nielsen has filed related to the campaign-sign incident, one remains active. Bohnen is the last remaining defendant. The other suits and defendants, including Mueller, have been dismissed.
The case against Bohnen is set to go to trial in Washington County in June.
Bohnen has since filed a countersuit against Nielsen and his attorneys, accusing them of malicious prosecution. Bohnen's suit is on hold, pending the outcome of Nielsen's suit against him.
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If an FBI agent's affidavit is right, Curtis Maurice Canady Jr. possessed enough cockiness to use the Internet to sell minor girls, ages 15 and 16, for sex this year with anonymous men in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Anaheim near Disneyland.
Thanks to the excellent work of the Orange County Child Exploitation Task Force and especially its Anaheim Police Department as well as FBI members, Canady is in federal custody today and blocked from bail.
But Canady, 19, isn't happy with living in the custody of U.S. marshals and he wants to go home to his mommy in Los Angeles.
This week, a taxpayer-supplied defense lawyer asked U.S. Magistrate Judge Arthur Nakazato to reconsider his Aug. 7 decision to grant federal prosecutor Michael Anthony Brown's request to deny bail because the defendant is allegedly dangerous and a flight risk, according to court documents.
In hoping to entice Nakazato to change his mind, Canady has promised that his mother and his girlfriend will post bail, and he will agree to home detention at his momma's residence until the case is resolved.
He also volunteered to wear an electronic monitoring device.
It's doubtful Department of Justice officials will agree with the plan, but so far there's no indication on the record what, if any, action Nakazato will take on the request inside Orange County's Ronald Reagan Federal Courthouse.
According to the FBI affidavit, Canady used Internet photographic "escort" ads to sell the underage girls. One ad in California read, "I'm a sexy mixed hottie with magic touch looking to please. I'm 5'5 with hazel eyes [and] have sexy curves in all the right places. So, if you want some promising fun, I'm the one! Week 60 specials, come play. I'm waiting for you. Call me . . ."
Both minors gave statements about their prostitution activities to law enforcement officers, according to court records.
The defendant, who was arrested July 25 in "Operation Cross Country," could face a decade in prison if he's eventually convicted of the human sex trafficking charges.
Canady is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 21 for a preliminary hearing.
(Go HERE to see an update on this article and the defendant's legal moves.)
In June, I reported on another brazen pimp–Eric Lamar Wells, who also trafficked two minor girls (ages 13 and 17) between Nevada, Arizona and Anaheim–and his 120-month federal prison sentence.
In July, Tonisha Alicia Moore, Wells' co-pimp and a prostitute herself, received a highly-discounted punishment of 70-months in prison because the judge believed she'd grown up in horrible conditions and Wells used violence to pressure her into helping to sell the minors.
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This email is being sent to everyone on my list but it is really intended for those of you that chose not to join Genesis Global Network (GGN) or did join but haven't upgraded. I have to admit that it bugs me that there are so many of you in this category. In fact it bugs me more and more each day. I feel that I have let you down in some way because I cannot get you to see what I see. I'm supposed to be helping you make more money online and yet I can't get you to see the field of diamonds laid out before us.
June 14th was the 4-month anniversary of GGN.
I know that programs come and go, both bad ones and good ones, and it's almost impossible to predict how a program will turn out but sometimes, in rare cases, the evidence keeps mounting and becomes clearer each week. With 3 months under my GGN belt all I can say is that the evidence is building and building to the point where I implore you to take another very close look at GGN and especially at the man behind GGN, Donald Bernardin.
Yes GGN is superbly designed, yes they are paying on time etc etc etc. but there are lots of programs out there like that. What sets GGN apart is the man at the helm, Donald Bernardin the CEO that refers to himself only as the CVO (Chief Visionary Officer).
Please read the following excerpt from yesterday's GGN webinar. Saturday usually includes Donald as a guest answering questions and this answer will give you some insight into why I believe so strongly in Donald, in GGN and in the longevity of GGN. At the bottom of this email I include my GGN links if you would like to take another look. I will be following up with another email about why you should join now in June.
Now, the whole thing with this email is this name: Donald Bernardin. Mr. Bernardin has been around MLMs for awhile and has been involved with such companies as Addwallet, a Zeek rewards clone. If that isn't enough to get you going Cesar Ramirez, ex-Zeeks affiliate, said there was no problems with Addwallet.
Of course Brandon Bradshaw also makes an appearance in GGN, another former Zeek and Addwallet veteran. Addwallet's claim to fame was that they were pretty much an exact copy of Zeek.... but being incorporated in Ecuador made them safe from the nasty SEC. No, seriously, that is what they claimed.
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LOUDONVILLE – When Siena senior forward O.D. Anosike shot 2 for 11 from the foul line in a one-point loss to Vermont to the open the season, he downplayed it as "an off night."
"I've gotten better since I've been here," Anosike said that night. "I don't foresee myself shooting 20 percent the whole year. It's not that big of a deal. I'll be fine for the whole year."
While he's better than 20 percent, his percentage is far from acceptable as Siena enters its game against Fordham on Sunday.
Anosike is making only 28 of 72 from the line, or 38.9 percent, by far the worst on a team that ranks fifth-to-last in the country at 57.5 percent.
"It's just a matter of confidence," Anosike said this week. "I think my confidence is very fickle right now. I just have to step to the line and make them. I can't make this into more than what it is. The whole team isn't really shooting that great. For us, all of us, we have to step to the line and make them. We can't go crazy over numbers. We've just got to make the shot."
Siena coach Mitch Buonaguro said the team has devoted more practice time to free-throw shooting during its two-week break.
But it's fair to wonder at this point how much practice is going to help Anosike, who is a 47.5 percent foul shooter for his career. His best performance was 56.1 percent last year, when he actually made 22 of 27 (81.5 percent) over a five-game stretch in February.
"It's just that last year my confidence was so high, I started making them," Anosike said. "Now the confidence is fickle because I missed a couple at the beginning of the year. This two-week break has given me a chance to rest mentally and I think I'll shoot a lot better the rest of the year."


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The story opens with the apparently accidental drowning of a sixth form student in the Norfolk countryside. As a matter of routine, or so it seems, the case passes across the desk of Detective Sergeant Smith, recently returned to work after an internal investigation into another case that has led to tensions between officers at Kings Lake police headquarters. As an ex-DCI, Smith could have retired by now, and it is clear that some of his superiors wish that he would do so. The latest trainee detective to work with him is the son of a member of his former team, and together they begin to unravel the truth about what happened to Wayne Fletcher. As the investigation proceeds, it becomes clear that others are involved - some seem determined to prevent it, some seem to be taking too much interest. In the end, Smith operates alone, having stepped too far outside standard procedures to ask for support. He knows that his own life might be at risk but he has not calculated on the life of his young assistant also being put in danger.
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"Plodding In Fine Style!"
Well I have just spent a pleasant few hours in the company of the oddly-named DC "DC Smith", an interesting choice of initials for a detective constable if ever there was one. This is Frost rebooted, a gumpy old curmudgeon but with more of a human side and a considerably beefier background. There is a young protégé to add to the mix and as crime fiction so often has it the usual mix of doubting senior officers, competitive colleagues and local characters.
It would be wrong to write this one off as just another cliché though. The writing is clever and the characters are engaging. What this book also proves is that you can write a good crime novel without killing off half the local population and incorporating the worst of crimes. The central incident of this novel is an almost mundane seeming accidental drowning of a local teenager that is almost but not quite closed as just that rather than being properly investigated.
The narration by Gildart Jackson seems to fit these character to a tee. It's not the most energetic of performances but it does breathe genuine life into the lead character. The story itself does develop significantly from its humble beginnings and the mental leap to the end from the starting mundane incident is a big one. The back story of DC Smith is also gradually revealed and he does surprise us with being quite a bit more than just another old cantankerous detective on the verge of retirement.
I liked it despite its brevity.
"Very Enjoyable"
Just the sort of book I like. A bit of tension at times but with no graphical horror. A really good story that just flows and is clearly narrated. Can't be better than that!
"Real talent ."
Best in a long time , at last a crime novel without foul language , foul language is no substitute for talent , something other writers could learn from , contrary to popular belief foul language is not common with the majority of people particularly those who are well read .
Such a good book, with great characters and witty too. Already downloaded the next one
"Such a pod read!"
Haven't been so captivated by a detective story in a long time. Couldn't put it down until the very end. Will now look for others in the series to read. Excellent storytelling too.
"Refreshing and fun!"
Definitely. This was a real joy to listen to - a change from the gritty serial murder books that are so plenteous these days. It was well written and had a really likeable cast of characters. I welcomed the lack of bad language and sex scenes that seem to be de rigeur these days regardless of genre.
D.C. I really liked his style. If you enjoy MJ Trow's Peter Maxwell series you will enjoy this.
There were many but I think the opening scene sets us up for what is to come and continues in that vein.
Not really.
I will enjoy reading more of this series and have already downloaded the next book.
"Absolutely brilliant enjoyed every minute"
Both the storyline and the reader really made the characters come to life
it has a similar feel to the Bryant and may books just as good in a different way
the way he portraited Smith
Lots of laughs if you listen carefully
Highly recommended I have purchased the other 2 books
"Excellent British Mystery"
Peter Grainger is a wonderful writer. His primary character. Detective Sergeant DS Smith is an older, former Detective Chief Inspector who now works to solve cases rather than supervise. He is interesting, smart, multi-faceted, and his interactions with his subordinate team members provide a window into his character. He's honest and a gentleman, with a unique way of looking at crimes.
I have actually read all 5 of Mr. Granger's books in this series. As with a number of other authors whose books I enjoy enough to read multiple times (Agatha Christie, PD James, Josephine Tey, Dick Francis, Jodi Taylor, Patricia Wentworth and others), I will buy his audiobooks as they become available and listen when I can't read. An excellent narrator makes for great company.
Gildart Jackson is a good choice as narrator. As everyone knows, the narrator can ruin an excellent book but that won't happen here.
For those who like classic British mysteries, I highly recommend this writer.
"An Accidental Read"
Just happened on this first in a series and had no expectations when I started reading. A very satisfying read. The primary character, DC Smith is someone I am looking forward to getting to know better. While there is still a great deal of back story to fill in, this relatively short book introduces a complex hero who takes the form of a somewhat shabby, bumbling detective, well past his prime, whom everyone hopes will retire - immediately. I was very impressed with the character development, especially the use of the grown child of an ex-partner, someone Smith first knew as a very little boy, to illustrate just how long he has been around, yet how relevant he still is.
And as usual my favorite aspect of this British police procedural suspense novel is that a wonderful mystery is presented and then solved with very little violence and with no guns. So many US mystery writers have replaced plot with gratuitous and graphic violence and endless gun battles that do nothing to move the story forward.
I thought the narrator did an excellent job!
"Split decision"
My husband and I listened to this book together. He liked it very well--while I found it okay or pretty good. I'm putting this into my review, because while we are often in agreement about books, obviously people's reactions differ, as ours did in this case. And they may well for others. He thought this story of DC Smith, an older policeman taking on a case of what at first appears to be an accidental drowning, and leads to danger for himself as he pursues the case, was well written, clear, and totally held his interest. On the other hand, I discovered my attention often drifted away. Something about it just didn't grab me in the same way. I felt the writing more or less just plodded along--even though lots of things happened in the story to keep it moving. At the level of narration, though, we both liked that very well. I thought that was the best part of the book. So even though I feel sort of lukewarm about the book, to be completely fair, I wanted to say the listening experience was shared with someone who thought it was excellent.
"yes, a 5"
It's British, present day, police procedural, fine characters, unusual plot, surprise conclusion, intelligent and cohesive, violence free. There are more books in this series. I hope more find their way to the Audible holdins. Soon,
"DC Smith is someone I can relate to"
Thanks Peter Grainger for giving us a detective who has and uses the institutional memory that the younger bosses and bureaucrats no longer value. It's great to not be forced out of a job you're good at because of age.
"Enter the detective"
One of the better ones, with a great story, nice changes in points of view, and a narrator who makes it all work well.
The Armand Gamache novels by Louise Penney. Being American, I enjoy NOT reading about car chases, how big the gun is and how many rounds were fired. I want a character I can admire, and stories that could happen to someone.
Many good scenes, but the one that stands out to me at the moment is when Smith meets with the Superintendent and purposely misunderstands the "retirement" talk!
Smith remembering his late wife while deciding what music to listen to one evening.
I have read all the books out so far, and still wanted to get the audio version so I could enjoy the story again while commuting to work.
"What a great series!"
For me, this series has it all: terrific characters with depth and humanness, great plotlines, no gratuitous violence, quirky language, and a narrator who fits it all perfectly. I love the tiny details that carry over from book to book.
As I storm through the series one after another, I can say it's definitely one of the best finds of the year. I've thought of Louise Penny's Gamache often during the listening. I have that same feeling about these books as I did when I first discovered Three Pines.
"Cozy mystery with great characters."
I hope Audible gets more DC Smith books. He reminds me of Penny's Gamache series. Really enjoyable. In fact, I didn't want it to end. Narration was stellar.
"Good Start to the Series"
I'm always happy to discover a new fictional detective that appeals to me. Based on this first book of the series I believe I've found one in DC Smith. Five more books in this series have been published, and a sixth is scheduled for 2017.
As the story unfolds the listener learns more about DC Smith and the people that he works with. A young officer, Waters, is assigned to work with Smith. I found that part of the story revealed a lot about Smith. As the book ended I had a better sense of who Smith was, but also that there was much more to learn. How Smith solves the mystery may be more important than the mystery itself.
The pace of the story was steady. I appreciated the absence of excessive violence and crude language.
I'm fascinated by DC Smith and look forward to the next book in the series.
"An enjoyable listen"
I really enjoyed this book. The narrator was just right, and I loved DC Smith's dry sense of humour. I hope audible gets the rest of the books in this series. Nice change of pace.
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Carly Rae Jepsen put out a few calls when it came to enlisting some upbeat A-listers to help her put the finishing touches on her September debut album. And, they called her back. No maybes about it.
In addition to her duet with Owl City, "Good Time," she also found some accomplices in other chart-toppers, ranging from one half of LMFAO to the one and only Justin Bieber.
"The way my album has come together has been sort of a shock for me," Jepsen told MTV News. On her track with Redfoo, the "Call Me Maybe" singer explained, "It's really neat. We made friends and started working on a song together, and we actually started working on a majority of that song over the phone.
"Also worked with Jack [Antonoff, guitarist] from the band Fun., and that was sort of a random collaboration of us both really digging what the other person did," she continued. "And the last collaboration is a song with Justin Bieber. We're gonna do a little duet. And then the rest are sort of like, I think 'Call Me Maybe' is a pretty fair representation. It is pop, but there's also dance-pop and a little hint of folk-pop."
Obviously, Bieber is more than just a really famous dude she made a song with: He also happens to be her boss, and she said the track was a bit of a happy accident.
"It was a song that him and Toby Gad brought to the table and asked [me to record]," she recalled. "Actually, on my first introduction of Bieber, he was like, 'Do you wanna sing this song?' I said, 'Yes!' I love that track as well, so it was exciting."
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|Table 6-9: Summary of adaptation options in response to climate change in Latin America, based primarily on the IPCC Technical Paper on Technologies, Policies, and Measures for Mitigating Climate Change (IPCC, 1996b).
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|Difficulties to be Considered
|Reduction of social pressure driving land conversion
|Soil and biodiversity conservation, watershed benefits
|National and international socioeconomic conflict
|Large tree plantations on highly degraded areas; short-term rotation plantations for local fuel needs
|Proper site and species selection for soil conservation and watershed benefits
|Costs vary between countries (US$4-31/tC)
|Assisted migration
|Biodiversity conservation
|High costs, uncertain success
|Low-impact harvest practices
|Soil and biodiversity conservation, watershed benefits
|Preservation of an extensive spatial scale in management units
|Preservation of traditional organization patterns of rural communities, soil and biodiversity conservation
|Possible socioeconomic conflicts
|Active selection of plant species and control of animal stocking rates
|Increased productivity, biodiversity, soil conservation
|Land tenure and market problems, cultural difficulties
|Increase of the area devoted to capital-intensive improved pastures
|Alleviation of pressure on larger areas of rangeland
|High costs
|Agroforestry, particularly involving legume tree species
|Increased productivity, biodiversity, and soil conservation
|Conservation of traditional cultivation practices and genotypes
|Conservation of local biodiversity and world's genetic resources; promotion of indigenous knowledge
|Market problems
|Adjustment of infrastructure (dams, pipelines, erosion protection, etc.)
|High costs
|Expansion of agricultural land area
|Competition with other uses, high environmental impacts in forest areas, threatening for subsistence lifestyles
|Changes in agricultural practices (sowing dates, tillage, irrigation, fertilization, crop varieties, species)
|Reduced soil erosion, increased yields in some cases
|Market problems, including marketing difficulties in adopting new practices, and environmental impacts in case of irrigation and fertilization
|Freshwater Systems
|Assisted dispersal of ecologically and/or economically important species to isolated locations
|High costs
|Restoration of rivers and stream channels to more natural morphologies; large-scale hydrological engineering in floodplains
|High costs, conflicting interests among stakeholders, ecological and cultural impacts
|Augmentation of riparian vegetation to reduce negative effects of warming; decreased loading of nutrients to reduce eutrophication processes (which are believed to be exacerbated by increasing water temperature)
|Hydro- power
|Construction of new hydropower plants
|Level supply and demand curve
|Very high costs, increased need for international loans, potentially high ecological and sociological impacts
|Reduced consumption; improved use efficiency; improved electricity transmission
|Lower energy costs
|Coastal Zones and Saltwater Fisheries (1)
|Raise reservoir capacity
|Use of secondary water for other purposes (leisure activities)
|Very high costs
|Structural protection measures (dikes, seawalls, breakwaters, beach groins) in heavily populated areas
|Subject to land availability inland, socio-cultural conflict and high environmental impact likely
|Possible internal and international interests
|Design and implementation of national and international fishery-management policies that recognize shifting species ranges, accessibility, and abundances and balance species conservation with local needs
|Human Population
|Expansion of aquaculture to increase and stabilize seafood supplies, help stabilize employment, and carefully augment wild stocks
|High costs
|Introduction of protective technologies (e.g., insulated buildings, air-conditioning, strengthened sea defenses, disaster warning systems); education efforts aimed at high-risk groups
|High costs, poorly understood consequences for other components of ecosystems
|Environmental management of ecosystems (e.g., freshwater resources, wetlands, and agricultural areas sensitive to invasion by vectors)
|Human Settlements
|Improved primary health care for vulnerable populations, and public health surveillance and control programs (especially for infectious diseases)
|High costs, conflict of interests, cultural problems
|Decentralization of basic infrastructure to mitigate immigration into cities
|High costs
|Better designed urban infrastructure (buildings, recreation areas, water delivery systems, etc.)
|Reduction of air pollution in some cases
|Socioeconomic, marketing, and cultural problems
|(1) Adaptation to the impact of climate change on open oceans is limited by the nature of these changes, and their scale.
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posted by Eugenia Loli on Fri 22nd Dec 2006 21:09 UTC, submitted by Andrei Dorofeev
VMware today released a beta version of the new VMware desktop product for the Mac, codenamed Fusion. It supports a wide variety of x86/x64 guests, and is cross-compatible with virtual machines created in VMware Workstation, VMware Player, VMware Server and VMware Infrastructure 3. It supports Virtual SMP, drag & drop of files between OS X and virtual machines, and supports all USB 2.0 devices. Even devices that do not have drivers for OS X will work in a virtual machine.


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IBM's Unfinished Symphony
Talking about IBM Lotus Symphony in any meaningful way is impossible without constant references to OpenOffice.org. Consisting of three applications—the self-explanatory Documents, Presentations and Spreadsheets—Symphony is not only a proprietary rival to OpenOffice.org in the cross-platform office space, but also is based on OpenOffice.org code, a move made possible by OpenOffice.org's release under the GNU Lesser General Public License. Under these circumstances, comparing the two applications is by far the quickest and most accurate way to explore Symphony's general features and interface, as well as what new features it adds to the codebase and what it leaves out.
To say the least, the result is mixed.
Specifically, Symphony is the OpenOffice.org 1.14 code dropped into an Eclipse framework, without any attempt to include the various add-ons available for the original. The version choice has the advantage of ensuring that Symphony is based on a mature codebase, and the reliance on Java sidesteps the need to bring developers up to speed on every intricacy of OpenOffice.org's notoriously cryptic code.
However, these choices also extract a price. For one thing, version 1.14 is two years old and missing many of the improvements in the 2.x releases. These include such features as version 2.3's new chart system, the ability to use movie and sound clips in presentations, and the expansion and improvement of the on-line help. All that Symphony seems to have borrowed from later releases is the enhanced drawing toolbar.
As for any add-ons, forget them. Symphony does not even include ExtendedPDF, which gives users expanded control over exports to PDF. Although Symphony does allow exports to PDF, the feature is basic compared to the one offered in the latest versions of OpenOffice.org in most distributions, which install ExtendedPDF by default.
Similarly, although reliance on Java may speed development—IBM boasts that the current beta 2 was developed in less than two months—it does not make for compact apps without careful coordination of development. Symphony's installation size is huge—683MB compared to less than 200MB for recent versions of OpenOffice.org, even though it does not include versions of OpenOffice.org's drawing, database and equation editors. Symphony's start-up speed is slow too, taking at least twice as long as the latest versions of OpenOffice.org using the same equipment. Although these figures may improve in later releases, they seem unlikely to match OpenOffice.org's any time soon.
Despite improvements during the last two years, including a change from battleship gray to beige, OpenOffice.org's interface has never been an example of beauty. It tends to be ramshackle, never sure if it should borrow from MS Office and other proprietary apps or develop its own design. Nor has any attempt been made to enforce design standards, which means that new features, such as the dictionary and font installers, follow a logic of their own. If there ever was a program that demanded an interface redesign, it was OpenOffice.org.
And, at first glance, Symphony provides that redesign. Its selection of blues with the occasional orange highlight may be chosen mainly for IBM branding, but the overall effect is much more unified and pleasant to the eye than anything OpenOffice.org has managed to offer so far. However, this unity is mainly on the surface. Open a dialog box, and you are back with OpenOffice.org's familiar, starkly functional designs.
In much the same way, Symphony attempts to edit and rearrange OpenOffice.org's menus. Because many OpenOffice.org features are omitted (see below), Symphony can hardly help but have shorter menus, making them easier to use. In fact, Symphony even has the space to make some features more prominent, dragging the Direct Cursor out of Tools→Options to place it in the Edit menu, or to make page numbering a top-level item rather than hiding it among Insert→Fields to the puzzlement of new users. Such changes can only increase ease of use.
Too often though, the changes seem arbitrary. Replacing Format Cells with Text and Cell Properties in Spreadsheets does nothing for clarity, any more than replacing the Format menu with Layout or the Insert menu with Create does. And, is there any reason for labeling spreadsheets with letters instead of OpenOffice.org's numbers?
The same mixture of usefulness and arbitrariness occurs with the positioning of items. Moving the Options item from the Tools menu to the File menu (where it is called Preferences) seems sensible, because the File menu is where you expect to find basic setup settings. But, why shift page setup from Format/Layout to the File menu? The fact that MS Word used to do so hardly seems reason enough.
A more concrete improvement is Symphony's borrowing of a Web browser format, opening on a useless Home page and opening new documents by default in tabs in the same window. From there, a document can be opened in a separate window via a right-click. This arrangement is enhanced further by a thumbnail view of documents in the Window menu, which can be set to view only a specific type of document.
However, the addition of a docked Properties window on the right side of the editing window is less useful. This window displays elements that are selectable from the menu in OpenOffice.org, showing Text and Paragraph settings in Documents, Page settings in Presentations and cell settings in Spreadsheets. Anyone familiar with OpenOffice.org might wonder not only about the advisability of another floating window to add to the Navigator, Styles and Formatting, Gallery and Data Sources (although Symphony eliminates Data Sources), but also why the Properties window is so important that it is the only floating window that can be docked on the right side of the editing window.
Even more important, the effect of showing the Properties window by default is to encourage manual formatting at the expense of styles. Particularly in the word processor, this emphasis is equivalent to teaching someone to make hand signals when learning to drive and not bothering to mention the signal light. More than any other office suite, OpenOffice.org relies on styles, with several features, such as tables of contents and outlines, being much more difficult to use if you rely on manual formatting.
Perhaps the Properties window is in response to OpenOffice.org users who do not want to be forced into using styles (as though styles were anything except a time-saver for them), but its prominence suggests that Symphony's designers do not understand the logic of the program they are mutating. If you are using the code the way it was intended to be used, the Properties floating window is an irrelevance.
-- Bruce Byfield (nanday)
Symphony in a Web Browser
I suspect the answer is 'No', since no one is talking about it; but here's my question:
Is there a Symphony plugin or extension that allows direct edit of documents in a Web Browser that gives the editor the option to "Submit" or "Save" the changes back to the server?
IBM Symphony
Lotus Amipro had more functionality and was easier to use then Symphony. Why IBM cannot take Amipro and make a carbon copy work in open document is beyond me.
People in my work place using Word always look back at how easy Amipro was to use and how reliable it was and wish that we could flick Word.
If IBM want a winner then implement a modern version of the way Amipro worked.
Unfinished Symphony?
Regardless of the Symphony's finished (or unfinished) state, I'll be using it for quite a while to come. Why? because it's the only currently supported office suite that understands Lotus Wordpro files. I've been using Wordpro since it was Samna Ami. I've got years of documents that have been lovingly maintained and upgraded from Ami through Ami Pro to Wordpro, and an increasingly creaky copy of SmartSuite with which to read them. I don't know why IBM, in it's infinite wisdom, chose to abandon SmartSuite. Other than the fact that they had no users beyond the few of us that liked Wordpro, or 123, and were willing to put up with no support, for an aging interface that we knew and loved.
Well, the interface has changed. For the better? I don't think so. I don't plan on growing to love Symphony. (Although stranger things have happened.) BUT I now have a tool that I can use to translate all those old files into something that I can continue to use through that part of the 21st century that I am privileged to see.