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Open Graphics Project founder Timothy Miller recently noted on the project's mailing list that they are set to announce that their first hardware, the OGD1, is ready for pre-order. "The OGD1 design has actually been finished for a couple of months now," he began, explaining that they've been setting up a way to process pre-orders for the first 100 boards. The board will retail at $1,500, with a $100 discount offered for the first 100 pre-orders. "These are pre-orders, not orders, Timothy continued, "that means the lead time is unpredictable. We don't have a stock. We will purchase a stock based on the number of pre-orders we get. Also, this means that if we never get a large enough number of pre-orders, we will be unable to fulfill them; all pre-orders would be canceled, and no one would be charged anything." He then explained that though the OGD1 could function as a graphics card, it is instead offered as a competitively priced FPGA development kit, "we need to make it clear what OGD1 is and why buying one is an important step for Free Software," adding:
"OGD1 is for hardware hackers. This isn't just about graphics. If all you wanted was a graphics card that worked with Free Software, we've had that for a long time with Matrox, for some time with Intel, and most recently and significantly with ATI. Where our graphics pipeline will be competitive is in embedded systems. As for long-term goals of this project, there are many different types of peripherals for which we do not have good Free Software support; for instance, wifi. But let's not get ahead of ourselves here. OGD1 is for hardware hackers. It's for the community of people who want to tinker with their own hardware ideas, students who want to learn, and professionals who need a prototyping platform. And of course full schematics and design details for OGD1 are offered under the GPL."
Michael Meeuwisse started Project VGA in September of 2007. The project aims to develop a simple, low budget, open source, VGA compatible video card available this year. Michael is also a member of the Open Graphic's Project, but started Project VGA in order to get something affordable on the market as soon as possible.
In this interview, Michael explains his inspiration for the project and talks about the first development cards that will be functional by the end of the month. He details the costs involved in building the cards, as well as when the cards will be available for purchase and what they will be capable of doing.
The Open Graphics Project was started in October of 2004 [story] by Timothy Miller [interview] with the intention of developing a completely open graphics card that "just works" on free and open source operating systems [story]. Since that time, the project has continued to work toward their goal [story], most recently completing the schematics [pdf] for their OGD1 board [story]. The OGD1 is an FPGA-based project board with memory and video hardware on it. The board will be utilized by the Open Graphics project to develop their graphics card, however it is also being made available commercially as a generic FPGA-based prototyping board to raise funds for the project. Timothy explains, "the OGD1 was going to be built anyway as a step towards OGC [the Open Graphics Card]. We were going to build 10 and use them ourselves. When corporate backing went away, we decided to make as many as we could sell."
At this time, no price has been set for the upcoming OGD1 board, however a recent discussion on the Open Graphics mailing list looked at the issue of determining an appropriate price. Timothy stressed that the OGD1 is not a graphics card, but instead is a prototyping board that is the first step toward creating a graphics card, "it's NOT a graphics card. It's a TOOL." He noted that similar boards on the market sell for upwards of $2,000, suggesting that the OGD1 will retail for quite a bit less, with discounts provided to people who buy the card in bulk and to active Open Graphics Project developers, "OGP developers are not customers. They are beneficiaries. :)" The pricing discussion continues, with the OGD1 expected to be completed and available for purchase within 6 months.
This week, developers with the Open Graphics Project are announcing that we have the PCB schematic for the OGD1 product ready for public review.
The Open Graphics Project is dedicated to developing open-architecture graphics hardware, specifically for use with Free and Open Source operating systems. Based on community feedback, we have defined a graphics architecture, and are working steadily towards producing real graphics hardware that "just works" with Linux, BSD, and other free operating systems.


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Thank you soooo much ladies. No, I haven't taken a pic of it from behind yet...maybe I can do a "looking in the mirror" shot or out the window...I'll work on that! xoxo
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Join us for the USEF/AVA National Championships Aug 2-5 at the Kentucky Horse Park!
Vaulting competition will be in the Alltech Arena Thursday through Sunday. They have more than 350 competitors from 20 states across the country (CA, WA, IO,NM, TX, UT, WI, MI, IL, MN, TN, GA, NJ, VA, CT, NH, CO, NY, NC and OR).
Inexperenced Vaulters range in age from 6 to mid- thirties. Average age range of vaulters is 12-20. The youngest inexperienced will compete in the unrecognized classes on our "Festival Day" on Thursday.
They have vaulters at levels in trot and canter. They compete in different divisions: Individual, Pas de Deux (2 on the horse) and Team (a group of 6 vaulters, with a maximum of three on the horse at one time.)
Detailed schedule: http://vaulting.swcp.com/orderofgo/acorn27/NATOOG12.pdf
Summary of classes by day: http://www.americanvaulting.org/Nationals2012/schedule2012.pdf
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Lexington, KY (July 17, 2012) - The 2012 Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships presented by Gotham North (NAJYRC) is proud to welcome all of the 261 young athletes that will compete in five disciplines over the next five days. The NAJYRC is held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY. Today, the NAJYRC hosted the athletes, trainers, friends, and family at the Opening Ceremonies.
Five disciplines (a total of 9 championships for juniors and young riders) will take part in the only FEI Championship to be held annually in North America. The NAJYRC is the premier equestrian competition in North America for junior and young riders, ages 14-21. This year, young equestrians have come from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, and Guatemala to vie for team and individual FEI medals in the three Olympic equestrian disciplines of show jumping, dressage, eventing and the FEI World Equestrian Games disciplines of reining and endurance.
The competition is run under rules of the FEI (Federation Equestre Internationale), the international governing body for equestrian sport. Many of North America's best equestrians who now regularly represent their country on Olympic, World Championship and Nations Cup teams got their first taste of International experience at NAJYRC. These include show jumpers Greg Best, Chris Kappler and McLain Ward, five-time Olympian and three-day eventer Karen O'Connor, and dressage rider Todd Flettrich.
The NAJYRC began in 1974 as an eventing challenge between the United States and Canada. A dressage championship was added in 1981, and show jumping was added in 1982. The first complete Young Riders championship was held in British Columbia, Canada, in 1982. The Championships were expanded to officially include a championship division for juniors in 2006. The discipline of reining was added to the official schedule in 2008; endurance joined the championship for the first time in 2011. Vaulting competition is held at the NAJYRC, but is not officially part of the championship.
The opening ceremonies featured all of the teams from the six disciplines in a parade to honor the members and their Chefs d'Equipe. The teams posed for photos before leaving on a golf cart parade to sponsor Spy Coast Farm for an exhibitor barbeque. The golf cart parade featured many brightly decorated carts all vying for the win as "Best Dressed."
Held at the site of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games (WEG), the NAJYRC brings together a multitude of disciplines similar to the WEG. Show jumping and dressage had their jogs today, where horses were tested for soundness before the officials and veterinarians. This is a key part of FEI level competition, and the junior and young riders of all disciplines here at NAJYRC are learning valuable information about international rules and regulations that will serve them well when they go to represent their country at senior-level events.
Dressage kicks off the competition tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. with the junior and young rider team tests. There are 80 dressage riders slated to ride at the NAJYRC this year. In the afternoon, medals will be awarded to the junior and young rider dressage teams, with the winning team honored with their national anthem. On Friday, the individual tests are held, and riders return on Saturday for their freestyle tests. Both days' competition will award medals to the top three finishers.
Show jumping will hold their first individual qualifiers on Wednesday afternoon with 58 starters and will return on Thursday morning to compete in their team finals. Medals will be awarded for the junior teams, followed by the young rider teams. The individual finals will be held on Saturday.
Three-Day Eventing starts on Thursday with dressage tests for both the CCI 2* and CCI 1* riders (which total 59 in all), and the always exciting cross country will take place on Saturday. The eventers wrap up their competition on Sunday morning with the stadium jumping phase and receive their individual and team medals.
Reining composes 20 riders, and they will start with a welcome competition on Wednesday afternoon in the Alltech Arena. Their team championship is held on Thursday where they will receive medals in a podium presentation, while individual medals will be contested on Saturday.
Seventeen Endurance riders will travel on a 120 kilometer course around the Kentucky Horse Park bright and early on Friday morning at 6:30 a.m. Awards for the Best Conditioned Horse and the team and individual medals will be awarded on Saturday morning.
Vaulting competition will be featured in the Mary Murphy Ring on Thursday morning. The 26 vaulters will return on Friday morning for their final competition.
More exciting news and results will be forthcoming as the week progresses. To learn more about the Adequan/FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships presented by Gotham North, please visit www.youngriders.org.
NAJYRC showcases the best young rider and junior horse/rider combinations in dressage, eventing, jumping, reining, and endurance. Young equestrians from across the continent will descend on the Kentucky Horse Park to vie for FEI medals at these Championships.
For sponsorship information visit www.youngriders.org/Sponsors.aspx.
By Joanie Morris, NAJYRC
Lexington, KY - The dates and location of the 2012 Adequan/FEI North American Junior and Young Rider Championships presented by Gotham North have been designated.
The competition will take place at the Kentucky Horse Park from July 18-22, 2012 - the week before the Olympic Games commence in London.
Adequan has returned as the title sponsor of this competition, and makes the dreams of young equestrians (ages 14-21) a reality. It is through the support of Adequan that this event has been able to grow - it now boasts nine FEI Championships.
Dressage, Eventing, Jumping and Reining each offer a championship for Juniors and one for Young Riders. Endurance - which was added in 2011 as a championship, offers an FEI championship for Young Riders.
In 2011 both Vaulting and Para-Equestrian produced exhibition performances at the championship - both were very well received by the other athletes and spectators.
"We look forward to another excellent year of competition at the Kentucky Horse Park," said John Long, CEO of the USEF. "This is the showcase for our youth athletes in these five disciplines and it is a fantastic opportunity for them to compete in a championship of this caliber."
Other supporters of the only FEI Championship held annually in North America include: Gotham North, SmartPak, Equine Canada, Platinum Performance, Ariat, Howard and Martha Simpson, the United States Dressage Federation, the United States Eventing Association, the United States Hunter Jumper Association, the American Quarter Horse Association, Griffin Gate Marriott, Sallee Horse Vans, Hodges Badge Company, Phelps Media Group and the Alltech National Horse Show, the Mexican Equestrian Federation, Kentucky Horse Shows, LLC., Hagyard Equine Medical, WISE Equestrian, Equifit, Dever, Inc., Best of Flowers, and Hertz.
A huge number of people and farms made the first 75-mile Endurance ride possible: Barton Brothers Farm, Ben Koostra, Black Fences/After Hours Farm, Billie Steffie, Central Kentucky Riding for Hope, Chad Needham, Dunroven Stud (Steve and Martha Brown), Emmett Ross, Fayette and Scott County Police, Gaylord Highlander, Glenn Thompson, Kentuckiana Farms, Oscar and Eloise Penn, Secretariat Center, Spy Coast Farm, UK-Ag Department (Dr. Nancy Cox), Ulrike McGovern, Equine Monitors (Donna Shifflette) and Distance Depot.
And thanks to all of the staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to make this event a success.
Please visit: www.youngriders.org for more information.
Mark the Calendar for the 2012 Event, to get involved, please contact Joanie Morris at
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How about we work on just retaining the rights promised in the Constitution.
We're all losing those rights equally.
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The Next Web Jury has chosen GetApp as part of the 35 nominees for the Spanish Startup Awards, an online competition celebrating the hottest startups, entrepreneurs and best investors in the country and as one of the 5 nominees for the Best Web App category.
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The young schoolgirl left no doubt as to what she thinks of Schlotzsky's Deli on Bend's east side: "This place is awesome!" she said.
The girl's raves about her individual pizza were echoed by her older brother, who had a sandwich, and by her mother, who enjoyed a fresh salad along with change from a $20 bill. Certainly, there aren't many restaurants in Central Oregon that can provide a satisfying lunch to three family members and keep the cost at that level.
That's one of the things I like about Schlotzsky's, a national restaurant group whose Bend franchise is its only one in Oregon. Any shortcomings in the food — which I find to be generally good, but far from perfect — are balanced by excellent prices, solid service and a spacious, well-maintained dining room.
Founded in 1971 in Austin, Texas, Schlotzsky's now has more than 340 franchises in 35 states and four foreign countries. The next nearest to Bend, which also sells cinnamon rolls and other sweets from the Cinnabon chain, is in Spokane, Wash.
Auto access to the Bend Schlotzsky's is a bit awkward. The only driveways lead through the Regal Pilot Butte 6 cinemas parking lot off 27th Street or, more directly, off U.S. Highway 20. But the restaurant lightens the mood for new arrivals by poking fun at its unusual name. A sign on the door warns: "No shirtzsky, no shoeszsky, no Schlotzsky." An arrow directs drivers to the "Drive Thrusky" lane.
The Original
Schlotzsky's first built its name around a sandwich it calls The Original. It features three meats — smoked ham, Genoa and cotto salamis — and three cheeses, layered with black olives, red onions, sliced tomato, shredded lettuce and a couple of sandwich spreads.
But what really makes the sandwich work is the company's trademark "Fresh-from-Scratch" sourdough bun. Oven-toasted, this bun is crispy on the outside, soft and yeasty in the middle, and it truly adds to the enjoyment of The Original.
I would have liked my sandwich more, however, had the meat and cheese been applied in more generous portions. In particular, the melted cheddar, Parmesan and especially mozzarella cheeses were almost invisible. I later discovered on the menu a Deluxe Original-style sandwich that advertises "more than double the meat" — this will be my choice on a future visit.
The deli offers lots of other sandwiches — including a turkey bacon club, a chipotle chicken and an Angus pastrami with Swiss cheese — on additional choices of bread, including wheat and jalape�o cheese.
'Pick Two'
Schlotzsky's has an all-day lunch special called the "Pick Two." For $7.25, a diner can get two of these four items: a bowl of soup, a half salad, a half sandwich or an 8-inch pizza. I opted for the first two.
There are two daily soup choices, and my thick and savory split-pea soup was good enough that I could have asked for a second bowl. It was clearly homemade with the addition of a generous amount of minced ham and onions. I only required some additional salt-and-pepper seasoning, with which a server was quick to provide me.
My half-size turkey avocado Cobb salad was sufficiently large that I don't know what I would have done with a full-size version. I liked it okay, but I didn't love it.
For starters, a little textural crunch beyond that provided by stale croutons would have been nice. Some hearts of romaine, for instance, might have supplemented the mixed baby greens that were the foundation of the salad. The bacon could certainly have been more crisp.
Most of the other ingredients were fresh and good, including chopped avocado, tomato and hard-boiled egg, along with black beans and crumbled feta cheese. But actual turkey breast meat would have been far preferable to the slices of processed turkey meat better used in deli sandwiches than in salads.
Pizza patronage
The best thing about the pizza — I swiped a slice of a pepperoni-and-double cheese pizza from a teenaged friend — was the cheese. Mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses were thickly melted atop a light crust.
But cheese bread was not what I was looking for. The pepperoni was sparsely applied, and there was no underlying layer of tomato sauce in spite of the menu's promise of "sun-dried tomato pesto." I have a feeling the kitchen crew forgot an ingredient.
Schlotzsky's patrons order from a spacious counter with the extensive menu posted on the wall behind. Each sandwich and salad is made from scratch, so the wait for food is five to 10 minutes. There's a comfortable seating area for take-out orders; dine-in customers take a number to a table and wait for their order to be delivered by a friendly, efficient staff member.
At tables and booths, the dining room seats more than 70 guests, an ample number for a deli cafe. Bend-area recreation and activities are depicted in artwork and photos, both contemporary and historical, that hang on walls of muted blue, green and slate color. Brick trim accents a tiled floor, and a single flat-screen television (with sound turned off) offers a diversion for those who want it. Large windows and recessed lighting provide illumination.
A bottle of Schlotzsky's own Louisiana hot sauce, made with cayenne peppers and vinegar, stands in the center of each table. But salt and pepper are in packets beside a service area, where patrons fill their own glasses with water or soft drinks, and help themselves to silverware and napkins.
Mother's Juice Cafe opened a second location Aug. 13 on Bend's east side. The new cafe is located in the Borden's Corner Shopping Center, in the space formerly occupied by TuckMo Subs & Sandwiches. Well-known for its fruit smoothies, Mother's also serves breakfast and lunch daily. 62090 Dean Swift Road at Greenwood Avenue. Also at 1255 N.W. Galveston Ave., Bend; 541-318-0989, www.mothersjuicecafe.com.
Fox's Billiard Lounge closed Aug. 9 after three years of business. Owner Marshall Fox reported on the lounge's Facebook page that "we could not work things out with our location and had to close." The pool hall and cafe opened in mid-July 2009 at 937 N.W. Newport Ave. on Bend's west side.


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Last night's NAFC: Colosseum card showed a lot of excitement, from the first bout of the four-fight undercard till the finale of the main event. There was a packed house with the onlookers flowing in early to the Potawatomie Bingo and Casino Hall in Milwaukee so as not to miss any of the action being offered, including the full gamut of fighters, from those young and hungry and with something to prove as they try to make their way to MMA stardom, to veteran fighters that have the skills to compete in any organization. It was a night full of slick submission attempts and stellar strikes. From the moment the card kicked off the seats were filled with fans expressing their approval of the non-stop action. Fans were even fortunate enough to have several UFC and Bellator stars in attendance, including former WEC Lightweight Champion "Showtime" Anthony Pettis (15-2), UFC top featherweight contender "New Breed" Erik Koch (13-1), newcomer to the UFC "King" Chico Camus (11-3), and Bellator welterweight champ "Funky" Ben Askren (10-0), all of whom interacted with the audience and at one point addressed them from within the cage to talk about what's next in their own exciting careers. Continue reading »
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PACIFICA, Calif. — Two of three people arrested on suspicion of stealing a yacht were set to be released from jail just days after the vessel ran aground in Northern California.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that charges were dropped on Wednesday against 54-year-old Dario Mira and 56-year-old Lisa Modawell after prosecutors determined they didn't know the 82-foot sailboat was stolen.
Police say the vessel "Darling" was taken early Monday from Sausalito Yacht Harbor, and ran aground more than 20 miles south at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica. Authorities say it was stocked it with pizza and beer, and the suspect drove it a little more than 20 miles before running it aground.
Prosecutors said charges will still be filed against 63-year-old Leslie Gardner of Gillette, Wyo.
The strange tale began early Monday when beachgoers phoned police to report the sailboat in trouble.
The yacht was trapped in shallow water at low tide and unable to get back out to sea. A few wetsuit-clad surfers had paddled out in the frigid water near the grounded vessel as its hull was battered by 4- to 5-foot waves.
After television news reports of the grounding aired, the boat's owner called police to report it stolen from Sausalito, about 20 miles to the north, police said.
Authorities made brief contact with the three people on board, but the people at first refused to disembark.
Once officers were alerted that it was a stolen vessel, police surrounded it with guns drawn. After a few hours, the trio agreed to be taken off of the yacht, jumping onto personal watercraft and being quickly ferried to shore.
Pacifica police Capt. Dan Steidle said there was some indication the trio was planning to take the vessel to Pillar Point Harbor, about 10 miles south of where they ended up.
"They have been less than cooperative with our investigative efforts," Steidle said.
Gardner, Mira and Modawell were being held at the San Mateo County jail and were scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
At about 1 a.m. Tuesday, a high tide moved in and provided enough water for crews to dislodge the yacht from the a sandbar where it had gotten stuck. The boat had a damaged rudder and keel, and was taken to a repair yard in Richmond.
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On Saturday November 24, The Royale became the temporary home of ska/punk giants Streetlight Manifesto. A manic punk band from New Jersey, Streetlight Manifesto has a reputation for their dedicated fan base and their energetic live shows. Opening for Streetlight Manifesto that night were Lionize, a DC-based riff heavy reggae band, and Hostage Calm, a pop-punkish group from Connecticut. Taking the stage at around 6 PM, Lionize started strongly. As the band's signature mix of hard rock riffs and reggae filled the room, heads began to nod as people began to pay attention. As the drummer and bassist hit a grove and the keyboardist filled the spaces in between, the guitarist focused less on his playing and more on his singing. Throughout their set, the band played songs from their most recent album, Superczar and the Vulture, some yet to be released material, and other songs from some of their older albums. One of the most compelling things about Lionize is the lead singer's powerful, soulful, and tastefully rough voice. For the duration of their forty-five minute set, it was clear that Lionize had the audience's attention. Though the songs might have felt drawn out at times, the powerful grooves of the songs commanded your attention, and there is no denying that Lionize was a great band to watch. At around 7 PM, Hostage Calm took the stage. With the crowd already warmed up by Lionize, Hostage Calm had some time to establish themselves before the crowd passed judgment; the band couldn't quite accomplish it however. Young and excited, the band launched in to their first song, a pop infused song with faster rock sensibilities. Although they describe themselves as a punk band, Hostage Calm strikes the listener (at least the live listener) as more of a pop punk band.
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Adobe Dreamweaver. Love it or Hate it ?!?!?
This is more or less a poll in essence. I am wanting to see the general consensus about using Dreamweaver as a text editor (considering the target audience from css-tricks is mainly front and back end web development).
When i started to learn html and css there were other students in class that were using Dreamweaver and my teacher had told us just to use notepad (i cheated and used notepad ++ because of my eyes). He said Dreamweaver makes you lazy, would you agree?
I personally still use good ol notepad++ for my web and java stuff but i have installed a testing server for my php and was debating trying Dreamweaver just from the things i have read about site management etc.
BTW: i am just interested in trying Dreamweaver, too broke to purchase and don't want to steal from my soon to be industry brothers by pirating :)0 - Dreamweaver
1 - Not DreamweaverI'm sure your prof told you that because people will go into 'Design' view and just drag stuff around. As an editor, DW is actually quite good, but it's too expensive for what you get.
If you're on a Mac, you have options like Coda, Textmate and Sublime Text 2. If you're on Windows, my vote would go to Sublime Text 2.
All of those things are cheaper*, more light-weight and efficient.
*I didn't look up all of the prices, but that's a solid assumptionI am a windows user, i did check out that Sublime Text 2, seems similar to notepad ++ but i honestly havent looked into too much. Not yet at least. I had tutored another student on html, previous Dreamweaver user, and he did not know how to link a style sheet so i would agree that it seems that it makes things too easy.
Thanks for the reference with that text editor, i enjoy light weight and simple.
Just to follow suite...
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I use Sublime Text 2.I've been using dreamweaver for 8 months now. I love it - once you grasp it, it's a total time saver.
Edit by jamy_za:
1 - Dreamweaver
3 - Not DreamweaverDreamweaver has some powerful file handling options that alot of code editors don't get. For example, if you move a .html doc to a different directory within DW, it will automatically change the links throughout your entire site to point to that new location. Also you can make library items that allow you to do site-wide changes with a single edit. These things can be invaluable if your working with a 50 or more page site. I will note, the design view of dreamweaver, where supposedly you can click and drag stuff around to make websites without knowing code.... well thats completely SCi-Fi. U cant make anything good that way.
If your website is really big...
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If your website is NOT really big...
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If you remotely vote for DW, it's +1 for DW.
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3 - Not DreamweaverSorry....I think this is coming at it from the wrong angle.
"I am wanting to see the general consensus about using Dreamweaver as a text editor".
DW should not be voted on just as a text editor alone because it's a whole lot more than that and, as others have said, there are cheaper (and arguably better) stand alone options out there.
You're not comparing apples with apples. You're comparing an apple (not DW) with a whole bowl of fruit.Thanks ernest, different point of view.
@Paulie_D, can you expand more on your comment? You just may be right, i may be trying to compare apples with whole bowls of fruit, just educate me please.
@Paulie_D, I agree and disagree at the same time. Lots of other editors contain more (and better) features than DW does. Some of them (like Coda) even have built in FTP as well.I prefer a lighter method for my development. Features that @ernest mention do not apply to me so much as I develop for Wordpress.
Sublime Text 2 is my current favorite for HTML/PHP, and I use Espresso for CSS.I am wondering, a lynda.com tutorial i have seen before, someone using Dreamweaver was able to ftp from Dreamweaver and upload and refresh files that way, live.
@TheDoc, i notice a lot of people speak of Coda, i am a Windows user, is Coda Mac specific?
Currently switching between notepad++ and Sublime Text 2 (i have my stylesheet open in sublime and my html in notepad) just trying to test the field :)@_John_ - unfortunately it's Mac only. For Windows I've only had success with one editor outside of DW: Sublime Text 2. It doesn't have FTP built in, which is unfortunate, but FileZilla is free and gets the job done.@TheDoc, thanks for the product shout.. im going to research this FileZilla you speak of. Off topic, you a Doctor or you just always fixing stuff? lol... "Theeeey're Greeeeaaaat!" -didnt forget that one.@_John_ - no, not a doctor! I think it stems from way back when I was playing Battlefield 1942 and would always be a medic? Let's go with that. Now I like to think I help people fix their problems!I believe @jamy_za found an FTP plugin for ST2I use http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/sftp for ST2 and works great. However...still love Phpstorm and use it more.It seems like 'Sublime Text 2' is taking a commanding lead.. I have started to use it, as I am using it now and seems very nice, smooth, and easy to use.
A text editor I have used before (30-day trial) was an editor called 'e' the windows version of textmate, resource: http://www.e-texteditor.com/
Just didnt feel like spending the $47.00 so i let the trial expire, i liked it though for windows.@springlab I think that's it.I would rather not use it. Mainly because of the preview, which is not good at all.Off topic but i love that name @Schart...Score:
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4 - Not DreamweaverI need to make a rant. Can I say just how stupid this post is...DW or not DW...really?!!!? Not pointing a finger at @_John_ as I understand his question, but look....use what works for you and why let others influence you. Dw is a great program and if you need the "cheater window" to help you create the same thing someone on Notepad++ or Textmate then so be it. I started out with DW years ago and loved it and the only reason I have switched was that I wanted to try something different. I have not used it in years as I have found a different way to design since then. Is my way better then a DW user?....no. Thing that sometimes gives DW I bad wrap is that a lot of beginners use it because it holds your hand as you code and because they are beginners there code is not as refined as it should be. So over the years we all look and help newbies with losy code that use DW....which then begins to brain wash us to merge the two. Bad design = beginner = DW.
I know a lot of designers that use DW for a lot of reasons and they are crazy talented.
DW, Textmate, ST2, Phpstorm (my fav) , Coda, Expresso...Mac or Windows.....who cares! Use what you like and become great at it. If you are good at what you do then the end product is what matters to the end user...they don't care how you designed it.@Springlab,
I appreciate your honest opinion. My opinion of Dreamweaver is kind of irrelevant at this point mainly because I haven't really established myself as a developer as for i am still in college. But it may seem pointless that everyone is very opinionated about Dreamweaver and yes the underline point is whether or not you know your stuff and can back it up.
For someone like me, I value everyone's honest opinion because i haven't been in the industry that long and there are many of you who have used programs like this. So yeah, maybe my overall question could have been 'Googled' but i value the opinion of other users because they are the ones using it.
I somewhat see the validity of your post, however, I would still appreciate people posting their comments because I do want to know what people think.
But thanks for taking your time to rant.Think you missed my point completely, but that is ok.@springlab I think @_John_ has a valid question, but perhaps the phrasing was a bit off. While I agree with you that you should use whatever text-editor/IDE you feel most comfortable in, for someone who hasn't had that much experience, a few tips on which program others use, and why, is a great start.@joshuanhibbert i completely agree with you. My point is that getting someone's opinion just on DW will get false results. Some see it as a beginners tool...some see it for the "Design View"...some started on it and have not used it in years so assume it is for beginners...to "heavy" or "bloated". I have heard it all when it comes to DW and the wrath of crap that it gets for one reason or the other. So to further explain my point is that use and try different programs and find what works for you the designer and not so it fits into popular demand.
If you want a honest down to earth poll then make one that makes sense...with substance and hard facts of pros and cons...not "bloated" or other abstract reasons why one editor is better then the other. Start a poll where everyone needs to list one editor only that they can't live without with reasons why and one editor they can live without with reasons why...real reasons.@Joshuanhibbert Gotcha.. your right, my overall question should have been an informative request rather than 'love it or hate it'.I use gedit on ubuntu, great editor, light weight, looks great just love it
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Thanks, Im going to check it out. Been planning on doing a clean install on my computer and also thinking of using Ubuntu, so if i do go that route I will surely check that out.
I have been reading articles about different text editors as of late and came across a "Top 10 Best Windows Text Editors" article. They have Dreamweaver along with a few others I have been hearing as of late. Netbeans is on there (which i use for my java programming - but will be switching to Eclipse). If anyone has used any of these as well comment and tell me what you think.
Reference:'The Top 10 Best Windows Text HTML Editors'
Along with that search simply Googled "CSS Text Editors" and came across a lot of results. It seems editors these days conform to many different languages but some of these focus more or less on css.
Reference:'10 Wonderful CSS editor'
Reference:'11 Top CSS Editors – Reviewed'
Reference:'Top 10 Best Free Online CSS Editors For Web Designers'
I can read these reviews all day (i could download every single one as well.. lol) but let me know what you think.
I've been very satisfied with Notepad++ but started looking at alternatives recently as I wanted something that had an easier ui for managing sessions. Dreamweaver is tempting in some ways as but it's too bloated to work with for my taste. I think once you are used to doing everything from a basic editor navigating around a more complex ui can feel a bit counterintuitive. Right now I'm testing Sublime 2 but the FTP support isn't that great...it does have some other perks, such as the zoom preview.@peterrknight If you are on a Mac, you should check out Transmit by Panic. It's the best FTP client I have ever used.In case anyone is interested, I've written an article which addresses my thoughts on this topic. My journey to the perfect text-editor3 Dreamweaver
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I really like it. And apart from when I started, on notepad, I've always used it. I don't bother with the design view, it annoys me and I want to be able to build a website properly, so I do it all by code. Mush more satisfying. The way it separates the text via colours is very useful, I'd find it very hard now if all the code was black. But I know other programs do this too.
As for an ftp, Transmit is quite good, but I generally upload my files from Dreamweaver as I go. It is much quicker and easier.


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yes very good loulou, it's an EA you have done ? a megadroid baby ?
can you tell us more ? and you broker ?
is it a broker it is possible to go live with this ea ?
good luck
thanks wilkinson for this article very interesting
with this such good but simples formulas, i think it is simple for myfxbook to add risk of ruin information
- proba (account loss 20%)
- proba (account loss 50%)
i use a similar strategy than Arbatov one, but with a lot of improvements and i add some risk controls
you can see my real && démo accounts
10.000 pips ! first 10.000 pips has been reached today
the ea is on a 80% perf by month wich is much more than expected
breakout strategy are back !
marvelous trend, sometime i don't know why i don't use the same parameter on my real account !!
the down trend on EU continue this week and my "trend-breakout soft martingale" has done her job, she is on a 50% perf by month, wich is more than i expected (around 15% per month)
the real account who is attempted to give 5% per month (ans less drawdown and risk) is ok and achieve his target
the parameter on this 2 accounts won't be changed next week
with such a beautiful trend, my "trend-breakout soft martingale" gave some pips and $$$, the 15% per month on this demo account hab been done on 4 days
i use a martingale like EA with a lot of precaution, it gave me 5% a month with a max drawdown of 25%, i don' t want to have a return more than 5% a month, because the max dd will not be acceptable
i don't find better (for me) 5% a month give me 80% a year; and x 10 in 4 years
the daily TREND is still respected for the major pairs, so the EA continue to eat some pips (12300 pips but -5000 floating pips = 7300 pips).
the free margin is ok for the moment
after a lot of research and work with neural pattern, statisticall approach, i don't find reliable pattern that can give me confortable profit in long term,
i went back on basis, the "Trend works for me" ! and this week, it gives me a lot of pips (+7% this week, PF=4.75)
i run a new multi-pair EA (this week 15 pairs), i trade with daily trend, no martingale, but new positions are opened if there is no gain,
on N pairs, in general, the major trend is respected on more than 50% of the pairs, so the results is globally ok
this week, all the pairs respect his daily trend, so eve......


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The Dr. Seuss version of a hooker The hoose was standing on the corner.
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Sexual relief.
The origins of this term are rooted in a 90's British TV advert for Rowntrees fruit pastilles. Herein, a crazed Scotsman in a kilt eats said sweets before being galvanised into a frenzied dance, during which he exclaims: "Set the juice loose aboot this hoose!" The vulgar double-entendre implied through this exclamation is what gave rise to the more recent definition of "hoose", around the turn of the millenium. "I need a bit of the old hoose"
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scotch for "house"
made famous by that wine gums advert (or was it fruit pastilles) There's juice
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Someone who feels silly for being excited about upcoming international phonecalls with a boyfriend/girlfriend. My girlfriends calling tonight and I'm real excited about it, I feel like such a massive hoose.
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1. a house
2. just hanging out doing nothin at home 3. to head to the house 1. The dog is in the hoose.
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term used for sound effects. *while a character in a video game is getting punched* "hoose hoose hoose!"
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To unabashedly consider yourself finished a given task, without proper testing or verfication of your assumption. The system crashed because the administrator chose to hoose and go drink beer.


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HUNTLEY — An ordinance to allow video gaming in the village was approved Thursday night, but not without some opposition from one of the trustees.
Trustee Harry Leopold read from a prepared statement citing the reasons he believed the gaming ordinance should be researched further before a vote.
He said he conducted some informal polling of residents after the proposal was discussed at the village board's June 7 committee of the whole meeting. He said that out of 110 residents, 99 of them were against allowing gambling in Huntley.
"As a trustee, I strive to learn the concerns of our residents and act in their best interests. In this case, it is my conclusion that allowing video gambling in Huntley is not in their best interests," he said.
Leopold requested the board table the vote until one or more public hearings could be held to determine residents' wishes on the matter.
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Nyssa 23 wrote:Seeing the episode about Angels as Aliens reminded me about a project that I did in college about faeries. When working on the project, I was surprised to discover the similarities between faerie encounters and alien encounters: missing time, faerie rings (crop circles), abductions, paralysis, etc. Perhaps historical people were seeing aliens and interpreted them as faeries just as others encountering aliens may have interpreted them as angels. I would love to see an episode that explores these similarities.
An AA series episode on these works of art alone would be amazing.
Yes indeed, but I would also include the Kolbrin Bible for its Flood Myths & about the Destroyer that caused them. "Then, with the dawning, Men saw an awesome sight. There riding on a great black rolling cloud came the Destroyer, newly released from the confines of the Sky Vaults, and she raged about the Heavens, for it was her day of judgment. The beast with her opened its mouth and belched forth fire and hot stones and a vile smoke. It covered the whole sky above and the meeting place of Earth and Heaven could no longer be seen. In the evening the places of the Stars were changed, they rolled across the Sky to new positions, then the Floodwaters came." (A very clear description of Pole Shift)truthseeker wrote:I'd love to see an AA episode about the flood myths from all over the world.
In season2-episode 8, Unexplained Structures, Graham Hancock (i think) says "there are over 2000 flood myths from all over the world", I'd like to see an episode looking in-depth at those myths.
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What about the theory that RH negative blood type did not follow the natural evolutionary path and thus came from some sort of manipulation from ancient aliens or other source. It would be interesting to see if there are any civilizations/cultures either ancient or modern who have significant percentage of RH negative blood types within their population to see if there is a pattern that might link them to ancient aliens.
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Thu September 6, 2012
Organizers Prepare for 25th Annual Pow-Wow in Hopkinsville
By Chad Lampe
The 25th annual intertribal pow-wow is this weekend at the Trail of Tears Commemorative Park in Hopkinsville. The park is located on a plot of land that served as a temporary home to Cherokee Indians for a short time in the 1830's when they made their trek from their ancestral homes to Oklahoma.
The pow-wow began in 1987 features music, storytelling and native American dancing. Chad Lampe speaks with Pow-Wow chairman Roger Richey about this year's events.
The Pow-Wow begins Friday, September 7th with a free concert. See more at trail of tear.org


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