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Catorise v0.8.2
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Free & Open Source license
Put applications menu into sensible categories.
Catorise puts the applications menu into a series of sections, matching those used in the Application Manager to install it. As packages are installed and removed, the menu is kept up-to-date. To revert to the Nokia-supplied default, simply uninstall.
This is based on the "MyMenu" concept by manzn.
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Changes in version 0.8.2
Features: * Sort menu by localised name, provided by Todor Tsankov. * Change the way Ovi Store items are recognised, and also speed up the processing of them.
Bug fix: * Fix "uninitialized variable" issue when desktop files not owned by any package. Reported by Marcin Juszkiewicz.
I found one issue today, I downloaded NFSU game package installer the installer is visible in game category. But when I install this then ideally this game should be visible in game category but it doesn't appear in any menu/category it appears only in/under "all" category. However this apps is great i love this.
thoughful application, should have been in-built in n900. will it be possible to move icons on my choice?
good one, I'll be more happy to have a freedom of customization folders
Genial aplicacion, haces de los iconos mas facil su busqueda y navegacion. Gracias
A very useful and fast application. An option to change back the 'all' tab to it's original form instead of the ABC sorting would be handy.
Quiet perfect! It helps me allot to find apps fast. I love it, thanks for this work!
Thanks for this app. Its something that should have come built in with the N900 but wasn't. Thank you for filling the gap and thanks for the helper app to sort out the categories, much quicker than having to log into root and edit a text file.
BTW, is there any option to add your own category + Image?
For those people who are not familiar with linux like myself, but want to move icons around in catorise: 1. Make sure you got 'rootsh' installed. 2. Open up 'X Terminal' and type: vi /home/opt/catorise/menu 3. Press 'i' to edit using your keyboard. Touch 'Esc' on the screen to finish editing then press 'Shift' 'zz' to save the session. 4. Type 'sudo' to gain root access. 5. After the new promt type: exec /opt/catorise/catorise 6. Wait. In my case since the new patch, it usually closes X Terminal and the changes in the Catorise GUI are not obsolete until connecting to a pc. It might be just me though. Ps: Love the Maemo community and looking forward to MeeGo and Moorestone...
I love it. Looks really cool and saves me time. In some cases it would be very useful to have a customization option.
I really like the new organization with this app. One issue/thing i noticed is that when you go to add new shortcuts from the desktop menu, you get doubles of things like "calendar" or "contacts" etc.
Not entirely sure if your app causes those doubles..but it wasnt like that before i installed it.
Thanks again, hope this was helpful
Works fine after I received an over-the-air update. Super app!
Thanks for this application. I just love it, saves me time.
Great app that makes the many applications conveniently arranged. @Colin Baillie @Andy Pham: I have the same probem as Colin that even when changes are saved, the app does not move to the indicated folder, even after switching off/on the phone.
New update makes this now work perfectly - an essential addition to the N900, which makes it easy to find any applications, should have been a standard to the phone, if you only install one application, this should be the one - excellent and thanks!
Great app (should be great on the 1.2 when gets out as well) but moving stuff does not work for me either.. if there would be some sort of GUI or just added option of moving stuff it would be awesome (thanks).
Excellent product, but I need some help to Andy Phams comments regarding moving the icons - Shift+ZZ saves the changes, but does not move the icons into the specified folder!
Great app. I Just think that "WifiInfo" should be in network, not in Utilities. Changed this by modifying /home/opt/catorise/menu, though.
@William Liu: You can move things, rather simply.
Just open X Terminal and do
vi /home/opt/catorise/menu
Use arrow keys to scroll, press 'i' on the keyboard to edit, 'esc' on the touch screen to exit editing mode. Shift + ZZ to save and exit.
Sounds complicated, but very easy.
Nice application and tidies up my icons, but I would also like the possibility to move icons to another folder. Sometimes when I install games from Ovi store it gets places under the Ovi folder, but really I would expect it under the Games folder.
Seems to be a great app, just what I was looking for, but what I would like to be able to do, is to move apps to differnt folders, for example "electric beams", "bounce", "cube", "disks" all appear in the OVI folder, whereas the should be in the GAMES folder - can these be moved, and if so how, simple language please. All the same excellent!
Thanks. Very useful. Saves loads of time searching for apps.
Great app and I find it better than the default layout! Thanks.
Makes life very much easier. I get the duplicates bug but even that doesn't detract from the usefulness of this app!
This should really be a built-in option under system settings. Good job !
Awesome little app, and an absolute must-have. Couldn't recommend it more. It should come preinstalled.
Fantastic App! Changed the app view to more user friendly.
Makes looking for apps so much easier. Thank you so much! :)
As soon as the N900 fills up with applications this is a necessity.
This is what Nokia should have done. Trying Catorise in real life makes you realize how much easier it is to find applications when they are in sensible categories. It feels like a new version of Maemo really. ;)
What I also love about it is that developers can dictate the category for their applications via the "Categories=" entry in the desktop file. They mighn't even know... Should be communicated. Here's a sixth star: *
Absolutely loving this. It makes things SO much simpler!
I'm really hoping for a GUI for editing the menu, so you can add in your own folders and move things around with a GUI.
I know you can edit the menu file... but my linux is so rusty I can work out how to get to the file, and I can view it with cat, but pico doesn't work, and I can't remember exactly how vi works, so I can't work out how to edit it like I'd want to.
Say I wanted to move Gjiten to a Languages folder, so the line in the menu file would be:
gjiten: languages
How would I do that with vi? Or would I use another command?
Sorry for the in depth question, I'm so bad at this!
But definite kudos for a brilliant app!
This is a great app to keep all apps organized. It doesn't seem to put the apps in the same categories as the Maemo site though. For example, Qstardict appears in office on the Maemo download site but appears in Utilities in this app.
Great app! Should be compiled into the next update as the standard menu setup.
Very useful, a GUI editor (Maybe like Personal Menu for OS2008), would be a nice addition.
I know the categories are based on the repo selections, but it would be nice to be able to simply alter the location of a shortcut. Otherwise, ace!
@Paul, after editing /opt/catorise/menu, you have to run (as root), /opt/catorise/catorise. The creation of a GUI editor seems inevitable; the bug with missing icons should now be fixed and applications downloaded from Ovi will appear in the "Ovi" category before v1.0.0.
A great application to have an organsied menu automatically
This works great! The only caveat is that because of the way it categorizes apps, its usefulness is largely dependent on repository QA. This means that it might stick things from -devel in weird places, through no fault of its own. Otherwise, full marks - it makes things manageable, and looks prettier than the stock menu doing so. Yet another example of the awesome things people can do with a hackable phone!
It seems like a good idea but I'm missing some applications in the various catogories: for examples, I can't find AngryBirds or Mahjong in the Game category. To get them, I hqve to go the 'All' actegory.
I have tried to edit the /opt/catorise/menu file as Marcin have suggested: I wanted to add mahjong so I added mahjong_startup: games in that file and restart the whole unit... it doesn't seem to be taken into account.
Anyway editing such a file by hand isn't really user friendly. So great concept, but it would be really nice to be able to move apps around interactively. May be a long touch on the app icon -> contextual menu "Move to category" -> category selector or something like this.
At first I was a bit suspicious, but now that I have it installed, it just great. Brilliant! I wonder why Nokia didn't take this approach! It really makes sense to have the apps in the app manager and app menu organized the same way!
Excellent utility. My screen was also corrupted, but reboot fixed the issue.
A very good concept, but for some reason after installation on my N900, my display had been corrupted... So I had to uninstall...
Kevin: you can edit /opt/catorise/menu file to move apps into different folders.
@Andrew. - Thanks a lot. is there any program to create my ovn folders, do you know that?? :)
Great application! It was sorely needed and it works perfectly!
@Johannes, it restarts hildon-desktop but shouldn't cause a reboot.
@Kevin, all the icons get put in the same section as their package in Application Manager and Maemo Downloads. The only exceptions are the built-in apps and Ovi. The latter will get better categorised in a future update.
Great application, though it would have been good to have known that it reboots the device during installation. Or did I miss such a note?
before this app i didn't know how to move around my icons on the phone. And i still don't know. - am i able to move them around, cuz not all the programs/games are in the right category..
But realle nice app, and thanks.. :) Kevin
Works well, and if you don't like it, you can simply uninstall it. One of the best solution for the Nokia default menu.
Catorise fixes my main gripe with the Maemo 5 applications menu - having all the crappy default applications up front, and hiding everything I install on the bottom of the "More..." view.
With Catorise everything is automatically in nice, clean categories by just installing the package.
Nice idea, neat implementation. A good alternative to the default application grid, specially if you install many programs. This is the kind of small programs that help you use your device the way you want.
I was after this very application to keep my apps nice and tidy !!!
Perfect i hate moving apps around after installing them :)
Great work !!
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Many Christians walk around with a Gibralter-sized chip on their shoulders, crying about how they are being treated unfairly and compare themselves with David in that mythical story we all know so well. They fly into rages when unbelievers have the unmitigated gall to throw up a billboard here and there about godlessness because we all know there are almost NO Christian billboards out there…
The fact is that Christians are very much privileged in the United States. Christianity is an ideology in the US that enjoys implicit, unrelenting, and uncritical acceptance and one would have to be a complete idiot to counter the fact that the mythical delusion of Christianity is dominant here. Christians are continuously told that they are special and deserve privileges. Many stores take the Christian Sabbath into account and are not open for business on Sundays. Most Christians don't have to work on their holidays. They can assume that television programming will be geared toward their holidays. They can generally construct holiday displays such as nativities without fearing vandalism. "Merry Christmas" is a greeting that they will most often hear during this time of year and can, with impunity, ignore and be ignorant of the holidays celebrated by other religious groups. In fact, many school events will probably address Christian holidays. There is no shortage of churches for a traveling Christian to worship at and whenever someone talks about or thanks god, Christians can assume it's their god. Almost every hotel in the United States has bibles in their rooms and when there is a need, Christians have many charities to donate to or get assistance from.
Persecuted? Please… Unlike those who do not believe in a deity, Christians won't be discriminated against because of their religion and can assume that their opinion won't be ignored because of their religion and they never have to worry about living in a place where they are not welcome because they will almost never encounter groups that exclude Christians. While it can be a gut-wrenching decision for an unbeliever to "come out", Christians don't worry about revealing their religion to parents, friends, etc. Without worry of being labeled a bigot amongst their own, they Christians can discriminate in ways not otherwise allowed.
Christians can wear evangelistic clothing or jewelry without fear of persecution, as well, and can promote their religion on cars or houses without fear of vandalism. They rarely have to worry if their religion will hinder their professional ambitions, but if you are known as atheist, it becomes very difficult to find or keep a job. In fact, Christians can assume that most neighbors and coworkers share their beliefs and many Christian owned businesses participate in advertising in directories of other Christian-owned businesses. In short, Christians can assume that almost anywhere they go and anything they do, they'll feel normal.
Many of the laws in the United States come with built-in exemptions for Christians and their beliefs and Christians can assume that most politicians are Christians who represent Christian interests and this is reflected in that almost without exception, government prayers are Christian in nature. Yes, many of these privileges are seeing a decline as more and more of the godless are becoming vocal and getting involved, and so Christians interpret this as persecution, but this is only because privilege is all they have ever known. They have been on top of the food chain in this country for so long that they are largely clueless that in a free society, such privileges are inappropriate.
Of course, you will never get them to admit that as long as they continue suffer under their memetic viral delusions. They will continue to whine like petulant children until they either come to their senses and embrace reason and abandon their silly, outdated and completely ridiculous superstitions, indoctrination and dogmatic garbage or they manage to die off without infecting their own progeny.
There is a reason so many unbelievers refuse to be accommodating and stand idly and quietly on the sidelines. It's because so many unbelievers get routinely thrown under the bus. There is a reason so many unbelievers cannot keep their mouths shut while the children of our Nation are getting indoctrinated every Sunday morning, rendering them totally and completely unequipped to integrate into a post-modern society. It's because they are being taught that the earth was created six-thousand years ago, that a nine-hundred-year-old man crammed an army of animals into a boat for forty days, that donkeys and snakes talk and all the other countless and totally insane fairy tales that they are taught as unmitigated truth. That unbelievers should be tolerant and accommodating is an insult to the collective of human intellect and against the very backbone of basic human rights.
It is because there is still so much persecution of unbelievers in the world, and because there is still so much discrimination, hatred, bigotry and outright violence against unbelievers that being "nice" to fundamentalists is fast becoming a thing of the past. You can only beat a dog so much before it bites back.
If you are unable to fight this discrimination directly, perhaps due to the threat of losing a job or being shunned by family, then support organizations that do. I recommend joining American Atheists, Inc. Since 1963, they have been the premier organization laboring for the civil liberties of atheists and the total, absolute separation of church and state. American Atheists was borne out of a court case begun in 1959 by the Murray family which challenged the recitation of prayer in public schools.
Note: This is an excerpt from my book "A Voice Of Reason In An Unreasonable World - The Rise Of Atheism On Planet Earth" and was originally written several years ago and has been circulating in various publications for a year or two. A very similar version started appearing several months ago on a couple different venues. I am, however, the original author.
Al Stefanelli, Georgia State Director - American Atheists, Inc.
First! Great article as always. Keep them coming. Basically, atheists are discriminated against for clothing, jewelry, vehicle license plates, bumper stickers, yard signs... Many lose jobs and even have to leave town all the while a religious person is safe and sound. We have the numbers, we have the masses, but we must be vocal and stand our ground. This is life not a fairy tale about a magical sky daddy. Unfortunately, we are Daddy's with earthly children who look up to us. Because of discrimination, many can't be vocal. I agree support this organization financially.
American Atheists is a great organization for atheist advocacy and for spreading the truth of atheistic convictions (as opposed to the misinformation propounded by theists).
But to become an atheist ACTIVIST in the political arena, consider the National Atheist Party. We are the only party in history conceived by and representing the consensus views of atheists.
www.usanap.net or www.facebook.com/national.atheist.party
Al, excellent article as always. Troy
Excellent article, Al. It is refreshing to see someone so adamant about enforcing equality instead of trying to conform to a hostile society (an act that I'm guilty of myself, to a degree). I've noticed that all of your articles come with a particularly vicious bite. It would seem that you were extremely religious at some point in your life. Let me guess, Southern Baptist?
My days as a Roman Catholic included the concept that all "other" religions, including other christian sects, were "wrong" and their members were going to hell. Especially the Jews. I can remember during the early stages of my "de-programming" trying to fit the ideas that Islam and Judaism acknowledged Jesus and his mother, Mary. TV shows on Discovery and The History Channel tried to help me in that quest with shows that only gave a tiny fraction of the belief systems in Islam and Judaism...just enough information so that an ignorant catholic like me could justify the thought that "well, at least they all agree that they worship the same god", and move on with my life. Of course, that didn't wash with me, and it wasn't long before my inquisitive mind became active enough to cause me to begin reading what the Qu'ran, the Pentateuch, the hadith, and the canonical gospels had to say.
It didn't take long before I realized that *all* of the Abrahamic religions are a crock of shit. Hell, they reveled in it. Like your dog that likes to roll in dead animal carcasses. Stink to high heaven. No piety here, thanks. Just unbridled hate, genocide, torture, rape, incest, greed, avarice...punctuated by passionate love-making (but don't pull out, that'll cost you a stoning!).
The facts are kryptonite to believers. No historical or archaeological evidence for the existence of Jesus, Moses, the Exodus, the list is long and distinguished. Wrong governor of Judea when Jesus was allegedly born, wrong Caesar, no census was taken to move Jesus to Nazareth in order to fulfill prophecy, the long list of other gods who preceded Jesus and had the same bloody characteristics (Horus, Krishna, Mithras, Dionysus-Bacchus, Buddha, Zoroaster, et al), fantastical tales of war and sacrifice in the Old Testament that never happened, supposed divine intervention at various geographical locations that don't exist or didn't at the alleged time claimed in scripture...
Pelt the damn Jehovah's Witnesses with these kinds of questions when they next stop by for tea. But be nice.
I've had my fill of claims of persecution by religious nutcases. If you want to talk persecution, ask the 6 million Jews who died at the hands of supposed christians in service of der Feuhrer, ask the Gypsies, the Poles, Lithuanians, Armenians, Czechs and others. Ask the poor starving folk in Somalia and the Sudan right now how much help they're getting out of the evangelical missionaries "doing the Lord's work". Ask the gay citizens of sub-Saharan Africa what they think of the recent edict about condom use and AIDS by Pope Paul the Nazi-est.
There is no persecution of christians in the U.S. Never has been. It's all smoke and mirrors, and they know it. It is painful to listen to an otherwise rational and intelligent but religious person speak about "their love for Jesus", yet they cannot accept that he quite likely never. even. existed. The only evidence offered is the Bible, and he's not even mentioned in the Old Testament! Not once! The Messiah, yes...who was supposed to be from the house of David, but no Jesus.
I hold no hope that humanity will awaken from the hellish nightmares being fostered by our religious fruitcakes. Recently, my elder sister and I had a conversation about attending church. She is atheist, but doesn't give it much thought and is certainly not vocal about it. Our parents are devout RC and attend Mass religiously (no pun intended). She is visiting them at the moment, and last Sunday she went to Mass with them. I asked her if they asked her if she wanted to go to Mass with them, and she replied "no, they never do, they just assume that I will". She went on to say that "I'll never tell them how I feel about religion, I'd rather they just live out their days in their cocoon of a fantasy world without the hassle of me telling them what they don't want to hear".
In a sense, that's how many non-believers act. "Don't make waves". "Let them be". The trouble with that mentality is that we by default act as enablers. The power available to believers is stupendous. Weapons of Mass Destruction. Suicide bombings. Murder and genocide. All can be justified through unquestioning acceptance of scripture. All can be written off by societies that look the other way and pretend it isn't happening. Let's not forget that the hard-line fundamentalists deny Anthropogenic Climate Change. Shoot, the Qu'ran teaches that fresh water and salt water cannot mix. How's that for science in the Madarassas, eh? How is that different from Moses allegedly parting the Red Sea, or the catholic ritual of transsubstantiation, or the unnecessary Jewish rite of circumcision?
No, it's way past time for un-believers to make their voices heard. Hitchens is right when he states that the religious are his (our) enemies and that they won't let us forget it. It's time to turn the tables on them.
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NEW ORLEANS – Services will be Tuesday for long-tme ob-gyn Dr. Philip Krupp, Jr. He died June 15 at age 88.
He was a veteran of the Korean War and former professor and chief of section of gynecologic oncology at Tulane Medical School. He conducted a private practice until 1994.
Survivors include four children.
Arrangemnts are by Lake Lawn, Metairie.
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LAFAYETTE – Services are Monday for oil exploration executive and banker C.W. "Billy" Sunday, Jr. He died June 15 at age 90.
He was U.S. Marine Corps veteran of World War II and president of Vermilion Bay Land Company. He was on the board of Moran Corp. and a former member of the Hibernia Bank board.
Survivors include a daughter.
Arrangements are by Martin & Castille.
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He was anchor and news director on the city's first television station, KSLA, for more than 30 years and served on the Public Service Commission for 18 years.
Survivors include two children.
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RINGGOLD – Services for former mayor and town councilman Lawrence Ryan, Sr. will be Tuesday. He died June 16 at age 76.
He was mayor for two terms and served five years on the town council. He was in the oil field construction business and also owned a sand and gravel company and an environmental services firm.
Survivors include his wife Nell, a son and a daughter.
Arrangements are by Rockett.
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RUSTON – Services were held here for finance and economics professor Dr. Mohamed Futavyeh. He died June 12 in Baton Rouge at age 81.
He was on the faculty of University of Louisiana Monroe for more than 30 years.
Survivors include his wife Sabah and two daughters.
Arrangements were by Mulhearn, Monroe.
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NEW ORLEANS – Services will be Thursday for former professional dancer and a former Mrs. New Orleans Joyce D'Amico. She died June 13.
She was a dancer with Xavier Cugat and a dance instructor with Arthur Murray and with her own studio.
Survivors include a son and a daughter.
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Eva Longoria
Once you start to wonder if that's a case of chicken pox all over the "Desperate Housewives" chest, you really can't look away. Paris, May 13th Photo Credit: FilmMagic
Anne Hathaway
The curved sleeves on this dress are over the top. They remind us of gills. New York City, May 8th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Kerry Washington
The "Peeples" actress has us scratching our heads. Why is she wearing her nightie on the red carpet? Los Angeles, May 8th Photo Credit: WireImage
Mariska Hargitay
What do we need to say here? The "Law & Order: SVU" actress looks like she has a full diaper perched on her back. New York City, May 9th Photo Credit: WireImage
Jada Pinkett Smith
We love menswear-inspired fashion on women. However, when there is shiny material involved, the look quickly takes a turn for the cheap. Los Angeles, May 9th Photo Credit: WireImage
Debra Messing
The "Smash" actress' look is a lesson that wide-leg pants should be worn with caution. The volume in these pants adds width in unintended places. New York City, May 9th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Michelle Trachtenberg
One of the style tenets that we always observe is to emphasize your waist. So you can imagine our disappointment upon spotting the actress in this blousy maxidress. Moreover, Trachtenberg added red carpet accessories to a dress that looked better suited for a day at the beach. Color us confused. Los Angeles, May 9th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Diane Keaton
Leather and fishnet stockings are not what we expected on the "Annie Hall" icon. Then, throw a bowler hat into the mix and we really don't get what's going on. Los Angeles, May 10th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Demi Lovato
Shiny leggings are totally cool ... if it's 1980 and you're on a pair of roller skates. A simple pair of skinny jeans or leather pants would've done nicely here. Los Angeles, May 11th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Avril Lavigne
Shiny leggings are never OK, especially when paired with a sequined vest. Los Angeles, May 11th Photo Credit: FilmMagic
Chloe Sevigny
The actress is wearing a dress with a serious split personality. The frock really can't decide if it's going to yoga (hello, Spandex!) or to a bohemian-themed soirée. New York City, May 13th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Minka Kelly
There's a vine crawling up the actress' crotch, for starters. Once you've seen that, you can't un-see it. New York City, May 13th Photo Credit: WireImage
Lauren Graham
The "Parenthood" actress took a serious style misstep in this tea-length dress. The longer hemline tends to have a shortening effect, especially when paired with shoe booties. A knee-length hem and strappy stilettos would have been aces. New York City, May 13th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Zoe Saldana
The actress is usually on our other list, but this look is a fail. The color falls flat against her skin tone and the chiffon looks like a flimsy nightie. We are just glad that she lined the bottom half of the dress. Los Angeles, May 14th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Diane Kruger
The German actress seems to be missing something ... about a foot of material in the mid-section of her top. Cropped tops are back, no doubt, but in a classy, '50s-style way where only an inch or so of skin is exposed. Los Angeles, May 13th Photo Credit: Getty Images for MAC Cosmetics
Phoebe Price
We can always count on the actress to bring a healthy dose of questionable style to the red carpet. This gown clearly doesn't offer her any support, since it's sagging and heading into wardrobe-malfunction territory. The floral pattern would be OK on a flirty summer dress, but here it comes off looking like grandma's couch. Lastly, those accessories were a poor choice and the tiara is overkill. Cannes, May 15th Photo Credit: WireImage
Florence Welch
Someone just stepped out of their boudoir and forgot to take off her dressing gown. The lesson here is to be very wary of pink satin. And absolutely steer clear if polka dots are involved. Cannes, May 15th Photo Credit: WireImage
Paz Vega
A leotard with a crochet scarf on top is not what we expect to see on a red carpet. Cannes, May 15th Photo Credit: WireImage
Mia Moretti
Pattern-clashing is a big trend right now and there are a few stars who do it really well (think: Solange Knowles). The key is to choose a really simple silhouette -- a slim pair of pants and a classic blouse work well -- and keep the rest of your look really neutral. The DJ layered so many prints and patterns that the outfit became a morass of fabric. The heavy accessories are distracting. New York, May 15th Photo Credit: Getty Images
If you consider walking out of the house with your belly-button exposed, repeat this mantra, "It is not Spring Break and I am not 16." New York City, May 15th Photo Credit: Fame Flynet
Katy Perry
Perry looks like a cartoon in this rose-adorned gown. Between the throne, bouquet in her hand and all the royal paraphernalia surrounding her, the dress is just another prop for the pop star. New York City, May 2nd Photo Credit: WireImage
Paloma Faith
If you're going to experiment with outrageous details (sequins! Opera-length gloves! A fascinator!), then it's smart to choose one accessory and keep the rest of the outfit as minimal as possible. New York City, May 6th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Nicole 'Coco' Austin
Where to start? It's one thing to emphasize your best assets (which we highly recommend), but on a red carpet it's important to stick to a certain dress code that is generally not short and tight. Las Vegas, May 4th Photo Credit: WireImage
The Icelandic singer is known for her quirky style, and this is no exception. Bright leggings and a floral dress are bound to clash, but throw an olive-colored poncho on top and you've got a clothing catastrophe on your hands. New York City, May 6th Photo Credit: Pacific Coast News
Kylie Minogue
Wearing patterns from head to toe is a big trend this spring, but there are guidelines to follow, unless outlandish is the look you're attempting. It's imperative that you keep the silhouette classic and simple. Minogue's bell sleeves make her outfit look over-the-top. New York City, May 5th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Ashley Greene
We are really struggling with the fit of this gown. The dramatic bust line, coupled with the overly voluminous skirt (what is under there?) makes for a costume-y look that overwhelms the pretty actress. New York City, May 6th Photo Credit: Getty Images
The pop star evidently didn't get the memo that it's no longer 1995 and it's not OK to tie up your sweatpants and wear them out in public. Though really, when was it ever appropriate to do that? New York City, May 7th Photo Credit: WireImage
Julianne Hough
A below-the-knee hemline is tricky territory for the diminutive celebrity. Moreover, the gathered fabric at her waist comes off as wrinkled and sloppy, and the shiny fabric looks like it could be highly flammable. Los Angeles, May 2nd Photo Credit: FilmMagic
Sue Wong
Feathers are a daring style choice. But when paired with a top hat and off-the-shoulder gown, the outfit becomes comical. Los Angeles, May 3rd Photo Credit: WireImage
Kylie Minogue
Exercise caution when wearing stripes. A bateau-neck T-shirt is perfect, but when it comes to dresses, stick to thin stripes for the most flattering effect. New York City, May 4th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Valerie Simpson
Hats are de rigueur at the Kentucky Derby. But when wearing a large headpiece, it's important to keep the rest of the outfit minimal, since the hat will be the center of conversation. This particular look is having several conversations at once, and we can barely make sense of it all. Louisville, May 4th Photo Credit: WireImage
The rapper's bizarre neckline has us scratching our heads. New York City, May 5th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Solange Knowles
Wide stripes, a plunging neckline, a peplum and red shoes all add up to a very busy outfit. Solange is normally the queen of pattern clashing, but all the different aspects of this look have us bewildered. One issue is that the deep V meets the stripes at the singer's middle and diminishes any notion of a waist. New York City, May 5th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Alice Eve
We have mad love for an illusion neckline, but this outfit has us wondering if the actress realized a little too late that her top was transparent, grabbed her sports bra and headed out the door. If you're going to try the see-through trend, make sure your underthings are pretty and offer full coverage. Mexico City, May 7th Photo Credit: WireImage
Vanessa Hudgens
The "Spring Breakers" star loves a bohemian vibe. But between the patterned pants, crop top and fringed bag, it's overload. A chambray shirt would have toned this outfit down a notch. Los Angeles, May 3rd Photo Credit: Pacific Coast News
Oh, RiRi. Didn't we all learn from Anne Hathaway's turn in these boots? If you're going to dare to wear outrageous footwear, then you have to keep the rest of your outfit bland so that the elements aren't fighting each other. New York City, April 30th Photo Credit: FilmMagic
Vanessa Hudgens
The "Spring Breakers" actress loves a bohemian print, and this case is no exception. But it's tough to pull off patterns and sequins at the same time. They work against one another and the whole thing becomes distracting. If you're going to try an embellished look, choose one or the other and keep your silhouette easy. Las Vegas, April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Selena Gomez
Droopy, billowing pockets don't look good on anyone. Los Angeles, April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Gwyneth Paltrow
Wearing a dress like this takes chutzpah, but so does wearing nipple tassels, and we wouldn't put those on the best-dressed list either. The intent of this dress was sexy, but the execution failed miserably. She's just lucky she didn't suffer an Anne Hathaway-style wardrobe malfunction. Los Angeles, April 24th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Sharon Stone
The actress looks like a witch wearing an all-black ensemble in the middle of spring. Fur, leather and dark colors have a place in warmer weather… in the back of your closet. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images
Amber Tamblyn
There's nothing more attractive than a high-waisted skirt that showcases a tiny waistline. The problem here is that the star's waist is camouflaged by a blousy top that makes her look matronly. Hollywood, April 29th Photo Credit: FilmMagic
Ashley Benson
There is a lot going on with this small dress. The scalloped neckline is fighting with the nude underlay (I win! No, I win!), and we had a brief moment of panic when we thought that she had somehow lost her feet. Sand calls for shorts, a swimsuit or a cute coverup. Playa Del Carmen, April 27th Photo Credit: WireImage
Olivia Palermo
We are stumped. Is the reality TV star wearing pajamas? Or a shorts suit? Madrid, April 24th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Ellen Page
The greatest crime with this outfit is how bland it is. We all love a menswear-inspired look, but the secret to pulling off the style is maintaining a feminine vibe with a sleek pair of pants, a fitted blazer or a plunging tank. Otherwise, it becomes dowdy. New York City, April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images for Sony
Anna Dello Russo
The Vogue Nippon editor never met a theme that she didn't like. This look, straight off the Saint Laurent runway, is very literal in its interpretation. For most people, it comes off as costume-ish. Our advice when trying a trend would be to choose one item (maybe the blouse and the necktie) and then pair it with something simple, like a pencil skirt. Otherwise, the outfit becomes overwhelming. London, April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Juju Chen
Wear pink with caution, ladies. The right shade shows off glowing skin, but the wrong color looks like Pepto Bismol. This shiny dress falls into the latter category. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Teri Hatcher
The "Desperate Housewives" actress has us confused in this busy dress. The sleeveless top and short hemline say summer, but the boots say slogging-through-snow winter. Los Angeles, April 27th Photo Credit: Getty Images
Morena Baccarin
There is so much going on in this dress. It looks like she tied a giant grosgrain ribbon around her bust in an effort to minimize her bosoms. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images
Sharon Stone
Maybe the actress was trying for an "Annie Hall" moment, but the wacky tie looks like something our 8th grade algebra teacher would have worn. Fail. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images
Hayden Panettiere
One must be very careful when wearing extra material at the hips. Done right, it can create curves; done wrong and you've got saddlebags. The diminutive "Nashville" star looks like she's wearing her drapes to cover up her thighs. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: AFP/Getty Images
Julie Bowen
If you are at all petite, an ankle-length hem is not the look for you. Take "Modern Family" actress Julie Bowen as an example: The strange hemline makes her look shorter than she is. She also kinda looks like a reptile. Washington D.C., April 27th Photo Credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images


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"Unfortunately conservatives have done an excellent job of defining what we're against but not a good enough job of what we are for," he said. "What we are for is a legal immigration system that works."
Asked about Romney's comment from the Republican primaries that illegal immigrants should "self-deport" and get in the back of the line in their own countries to apply for legal re-entry, Rubio, who was a leading surrogate for the GOP nominee, cautioned against using such language.
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The senator also weighed in on the thickening battle to find a deficit-reduction deal before an end-of-the-year deadline sets off the so-called fiscal cliff. Included in the fiscal cliff are massive spending cuts that were voted on by Congress and approved by Obama last year as an incentive for lawmakers to find a deal. If they failed to act, the bill stipulated, the country would face $1.2 trillion in automatic, across-the-board spending cuts starting in 2013.
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Republicans, meanwhile, propose limiting deductions and closing loopholes in the tax code-an approach Democrats say would also fail to raise enough revenue.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 3:32 am
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Anyone got any tips? I am currently learning German and Norwegian. Does anyone know what is considered the fastest way to learn (besides going there) and learn properly?
Also, for any of the non 'english as a native language' people, can you tell different accent (and appreciate them) just like in english? Ever hear someone speak in your native tongue with an aussie accent? Does it sound good or bad?
I'd like to talk on MSN with anyone who can speak norwegian... my email is
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the original GL stud
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 3:33 am
Post subject: 2
One more quick question. Anyone been to Norway, and if so what can I expect Oslo to be like in May? More details the better
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Daedalian Member
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 3:45 am
Post subject: 3
How long could it take to learn to say "Out? Are you blind?" in any given language?
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Daedalian Member
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 5:29 am
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The best way around is, of course, to use the language; if you can't go to the country and don't have any speakers on hand, online message boards and mailing lists in the language are a good way to keep your hand in (though you'll learn very little of the formal usage), as are internet radio, listening to music or reading books/newspapers/whatever in the language, finding texts to translate, looking around and saying the words for everything you see, etc. (Which reminds me, I need to do more of all those things with Spanish and Portuguese. And Greek, if I plan on using it professionally.)
Good lord, that was a long sentence.
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Emergency Backup Antrax
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 6:00 am
Post subject: 5
I think the best way to learn a foreign language is by listening to tapes while sleeping. It's how I learned Spanish and Classical Greek, and it's helping with Japanese and German (haven't yet found ancient Hebrew tapes, but I certainly wouldn't want to try to tackle such a project without them).
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Daedalian Member
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 6:32 am
Post subject: 6
do you really absorb information while you're asleep? although (according to my mom) i have conversations in my sleep... i never remember them.
but it would much cool if i coudl learn a language that way.
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His Postmajesty
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:01 pm
Post subject: 7
I don't have advice that applies to your situation, but way back when I was in graduate school I became good friends with a married Japanese student. His Engrish was lousy, even though he'd been in the US in school for nearly two years. I suggested that he and his wife start speaking English at home (they both wanted to improve, but both spoke only Japanese around Japanese-speaking friends). In about a month you could notice the difference. I've since recommended that to others and it seems to work.
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Daedalian Member
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:53 pm
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For someone from Aussieland, Oslo will be damn cold for you in may. Temps can range anywhere from 3c - 12c, but One will soon get used to the slight May chill in the air. You will have missed the ski season by 2 months but the longer days bring out the tourists in and around Oslo, so still plenty to do and see. I recommend going to the Oslofjord in the early evening, it has a wonderful view from in front of City Hall, over the small harbour and outwards to the fjord.
Beer, food and lodgings are expensive (You gotta try the Norwegian Fjord Trout pizza from Pizza Hut, or the lutefisk in Oslo, or the national dish 'meatcakes'), the people are very friendly and the public transport is weird to understand (they use a common ticket system, allowing free transfers within a period of one hour, so if One is sightseing, One has to keep an eye on the time to save a few pennies
Let me know what you need to know and I'll tell you all.
I'll phone Zesty tonight and get her on here, She'll know lots about the difficulties of learning new languages.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 1:54 am
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Thanks a million Aga. I read the average temp in May is about 12C so I expect I'll freeze my ass off. Its been 25-30C each day here.
I'm traveling up from Germany -> Denmark -> Sweden -> Norway, all by bus. 19 hours!
I have a native who's gunna take me around for the weekend so that should be nice.
As far as learning the language, I talk about 5 hours a week on msn, and I recently got 8 hours of random tv, which is helping. I try to do all the things that people have said, but I sometimes get stuck finding clever ways to get my point across using what I know rather than finding the 'best' way to say it. I've almost completed 'Colloquial Norwegian' which has 1 hour of Cd's included. I also have this mental block (since I'm not fluent in anything but english) that I'll never be fluent in another language. Strange? I've been doing it for 4.5 months and I want to be as good as possible by Sept 24. I can converse on MSN fine about anything if I have a dictionary. I can converse fine about most 'normal' topics without a dictionary. But my listening skills are still poor and my speaking isnt great.
I'll think of some more questions later, but I *really* want to get good at this. I'll try to see if I can get the 2 hours of cd I have onto my iPod and listen to that at night. But thats more of a course, not just talking... whats the best type of cd for subliminal learning?
Thanks a bunch guys!
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Emergency Backup Antrax
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 6:27 am
Post subject: 10
The post about listening to a language while sleeping was intended as an April Fool's Joke. I have a feeling the effect of such efforts would be negligible at best.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 6:36 am
Post subject: 11
You bastard!
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Zesty Spanker
Resident Polyglot
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 5:59 pm
Post subject: 12
Hi Aarondalf, i was speaking to Sean who told me to get my bum on here
I find that learning a new language isnt that hard really as long as you have the enthusiasm and willingness to listen listen listen and listen untill you get sick of listening then talk talk talk untill you tired
it helps if you can stay in the country of language you are learning but if not then try to talk and listen to somone who speaks it very well.
ive been told that i have a good ability of learning different languages but it also helps that my father is Dutch and my mother is Danish and my brother lives in Germany and my sister lives in Italy. this childhood bringing up meant that English was my third or forth language quite different from other Dutch people who usually have it as their second.
how far into speaking Norwegian are you now? for me I find it quite an easy language but because maybe i do due to speaking many other similar European languages like it.
So really the best way i can recomend is to listen lots, talk lots and be prepared to be getting lots wrong in the process. also i find that looking at persons mouth instead of eyes when talking to them give a good idea of pronounciation, but having someone there to generally help with basic talking goes a long way.
good luck Aarondalf and nomatter what happens just keep at it.
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A very tilted cell member
Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2004 8:19 pm
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I think the best way to learn a foreign language is by listening to tapes while sleeping. It's how I learned Spanish and Classical Greek, and it's helping with Japanese and German (haven't yet found ancient Hebrew tapes, but I certainly wouldn't want to try to tackle such a project without them).
This reminds me of the Dexter's Laboratory episode where Dexter tries to learn French this way, but the album skips, repeating itself over and over, and the next day, he is only capable of saying the words "omelette du fromage".
So, um, you may not find this method worth the risk.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2004 1:32 am
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I've been learning for 4 and a half months. I did a little german and french in school but I'm pretty useless at both now. I dont have anyone *with* me who I can speak to. I know some friends in Norway online, and i guess I could talk occasionally on the phone, so I'll try doing that.
I have 2 cd's with about 80 mins on each. One is just random conversations, the other is more of a 'lesson' with half in English, half in Norwegian. They are both in normal speed norwegian, not slowed or dumbed down. I've never heard what norwegian sounds like when slow
I think thats a good thing.
I have 8 hours of Norwegian TV, plus 3 hours of movies. I try to use them all as much as possible but I'm busy and cant do it as much as I'd like.
I'm pretty good at reading, ok at writing, poor at speaking, and really poor at listening.
I come from Australia so I've never had access to anything but English.
I'll try to read more norwegian Newspapers and such... but it makes me so tired, and i have all my tennis training.
Thanks for the help and the confidence though.
Just a quick question: It took my gf about 6 years to be able to talk in English with English speaking people... I'm doing this for her birthday (a surprise, and hence why I cant talk to any fluent norwegians) and I started in late December. Her bday is late september.... so, how good do you think I have to be for the present to actually be worth something? I'm trying hard but I dont wanna have little to show for it. Do you think I can gain some level of slow conversational fluency by September?
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Zesty Spanker
Resident Polyglot
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 10:22 am
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I think you will get some good slow conversational fluency by September quite easy in fact i would say that if you keep going doing what you are doing now you will be able to get a faster conversational fluency and probably be able to understand a good amount of Norwegian language spoken normaly by the local people.
I know that Aga picked up some good conversational Norwegian when he was over there and he did that in a few months, but that was living there and living speaking and eating Norwegian helps no end.
Keep it up Aarondalf you are doing so very well I know.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 11:30 am
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Synes du at hun skal bli glad? Kan du Norsk ogsaa?
Hvilket spraak snakker du?
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the original GL stud
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 11:41 am
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Jeg reiser til Norge om 7.nde Mai men maa tilbake til Tyskland om 10.nde
Fire dager er ikke saa langt. Jeg oensker at jeg kunne vaere der langere...
(If anyone knows any message boards for languages (with a norwegian board) I would love you forever)
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His Postmajesty
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 12:47 pm
Post subject: 18
So you want our hjelp? Does this look like Norwegian: "Er det noen som vet hvordan man kan få kjøpt trados, og hva det koster? Hvem er det som markedsfører trados?"? If so then I think I found a diskusjonsforum
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His Postmajesty
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 1:04 pm
Post subject: 19
's one about driving in Norway.
Possibly a more diverse forum is
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Zesty Spanker
Resident Polyglot
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 1:05 pm
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Synes du at hun skal bli glad? Kan du Norsk ogsaa?
Hvilket spraak snakker du?
I think instead of ogsaa you want også really. and your girlfriend will be very happy for you to speak nice to her in her own language, it shows you care very much.
I speak fluent Dutch, German, Danish and French. very good English, Spannish and Italian and i can get by in a conversation in Swedish, Norwegian and Portugese. i have problems writing in different languages and find it much harder than speaking them because of the punctuations.
When i've spoke Norwegian in the past i find saying "Jeg snakker bare litt norsk" make people slow down and pronounce their words better. i find it better than "Kan du snakke saktere" as they try tohelp you with what you know.
What dialect does your girlfriend speak? either bokmål or nynorsk? there is not a large difference but it could be difficult if you are learning more one than the other.
Jeg reiser til Norge om 7.nde Mai men maa tilbake til Tyskland om 10.nde Fire dager er ikke saa langt. Jeg oensker at jeg kunne vaere der langere...
I agree it's not long enough but can i ask why you not there longer like you say? Is it to do with money or wok comittments?
You need the "å" on your keyboard
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Dragon Phoenix
Judge Doom
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 1:11 pm
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And a løng overdue custøm title for our Zesty.
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Zesty Spanker
Resident Polyglot
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 1:44 pm
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Het spijt me,ik spreek geen Nederlands,wat betekent dat?
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Promiscuous enough
Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 2:12 pm
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Yes, I will do anything you desire.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 5:25 am
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I dont have that letter on this mac and I was too lazy to look up something to cut paste it. Also, I'm pretty sure its fine to sure 'aa' for that 'ring a' and 'ae' for the 'baby of a and e' and 'oe' for the 'cross o'. I was just a little lazy, thats all.
Hun snakker Bokmaal og Nynorsk begge... Med hun kommer fra Oslo saa Bokmaal er det foerste spraake hennes.
Thanks for all the help.
Quailman. THANK YOU. I dont have time to look up what trados means, but other than that I understand the sentence perfects (so yes, its Norwegian)
*hugs for all*
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the original GL stud
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 10:47 pm
Post subject: 25
Hehe, turns out I wasnt too ignorant
Trados is a translator program.
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Daedalian Member
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 11:23 am
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You're not pronouncing 'aa' as 'a', are you? That's a dangerous trap.
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the original GL stud
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 3:32 pm
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Nah, its more like 'oh' or an aussie 'aw'. Something close to that. Kinda like how us aussies say 'Poor'.
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A modern-day environmental problem puts Charles II in a bit of bother in this cartoon by Rob Murray. Posted Thu 6th June, 14:24 · Comments |
A gallery of images from the recently-reopened Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Posted Thu 6th June, 10:56 · Comments |
Niall Ferguson's suggestion that John Maynard Keynes was concerned only with the present doesn't stand up to scrutiny, argues Paul Lay. Posted Thu 6th June, 09:46 · Comments |
Guy Atkins discusses the postcard mania of the Edwardian period. Posted Wed 5th June, 09:05 · Comments |
The winning caption from our February issue. Posted Tue 28th May, 15:54 · Comments |
In this episode, Benn Steil considers the role of Keynes at Bretton Woods, and whether his ego impaired his judgement in the negotiations with America. Posted Wed 22nd May, 13:05 · Comments |
Miranda Kaufmann crosses the Atlantic to see Africans from 16th century Europe. Posted Tue 21st May, 11:56 · Comments |
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Have your family listen mornings at 7:15 for "Weekday Warmups" and exercise the muscles of your mind as you start your day! If there is one person in Seattle that loves a daily radio contest as much as you, it's our own Mark Christopher. Each day he creates a different contest of trivia, teases or tunes as a "Weekday Warmup".