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Hi fellow movie fans! If you enjoy movies and are looking to meet new and interesting friends, then this is the group for you! We can never get enough of great films, so we try to have at least two Meetups per week. We may see a new release and/or go see a discount movie at Woodbridge ($2 movie ticket plus a free milkshake at Ruby's - you can't beat it!) We also are passionate about indie flicks and will regularly see films that are off-the-beaten path yet usually delightful. We are fun and d …
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We get together on the third Sunday of each month at 2:00 pm to watch movies that illustrate or promote the value of good character. The films are shown on a movie-size screen in theatre seats and with surround-sound. Following the screening we discuss the film. Our events are FREE. February 17, 2:00 pm: "MIRACLE," based on the true story of the American Hockey team that defeated the Soviets in the 1980 Olympics.
Welcome to the ORANGE COUNTY MOVIE MEETUP! Our group specializes in hosting movie events at theatres across the OC. We are all about good times, making friends, and, of course catching the latest flims from Hollywood to indie/arthouse and everything in between. Thanks for checking us out & we'll see you at the movies!
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Getting a group of people who want to go out for dinner and a movie with a goal of meeting others interested in socializing. My goal is to create a group that would welcome anyone who wants to get out and meet new people.
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This meetup is for locals who enjoy mainstream movies on the weekends. We will check out movies at Islands, Edwards, and Port and possibly meet afterwards to discuss them.
Tired of going to movies that focus exclusively on the experiences of male characters? Tired of seeing women's roles limited to a few unimportant characters who serve as girlfriends or wives of the male leads? Bored by films that don't pass the Bechdel test? Women and Film is a group of movie fans who attend movies by and about women. Inspired by Melissa Silverstein's blog, Women and Hollywood, we hit the theaters to see films that are women-centered, women-written, or women-directed. Despite th …
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I decided to start this group due to the lack of groups in my area (West Covina/Rowland Heights and everywhere within 15miles) that actually do stuff I find interesting. So I said to myself surely I'm not the only one that likes to shoot pool, go bowling, try new restaurants, watch movies, visit casinos and get $15 foot massages right? Any other ideas for events will be gladly encouraged. Through my work I can get discounts on many things like movie tickets, theme parks and other fun stuff. I am …
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This is a group for people in their 20s who seem to carve out their own path in life. You're not satisfied with the status quo. You believe in doing things differently. You refuse to accept what has been given to your generation. You take an active interest in personal growth and hacking your life to become your best self. You're after deep, meaningful relationships in your life and pursue topics that interest in you. You want to surround yourself with people who make things happen in life. You …
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Looking to expand your circle of friends and meet some wonderful people close by, who might enjoy the same kinds of social activities and interests you do? Movies, happy hour, dinner chats, good live music, comedy, the list could go on and on... Well then, keep reading! The purpose of this group is to bring together like-minded people who enjoy a social atmosphere and want to make friends who understand and value what it means to "do life together" with other believers. If you're a Christian bet …
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Where do you meet authentic, independent thinking gals, 45 and up, that are friendly, fun, stylish, intelligent and likes to read too? At the "Women With A View" friends with books Meetup Not pompous or too structured, and don't worry if you're not a big bookworm. Exchanging and sharing books is an easy way to meet kindred souls and forge new friendships in a safe, positive environment. We are women who like adventure, suspense, thrills and romance . . . in our books! A biography is good too! …
We are a wonderful group of people who enjoy getting out with others. Making New Friends! Enjoy dinners out with friends, movies, game nights, biking, listening to music, Dancing, Fellowship, shopping our some of our events. Share your ideas with us. If you suggest an idea it can become an event for others to enjoy as well. We are about these things: Getting to know new people to the area. Going out with others. Mingle for fun activities. In a relationship or marriage, have a spouse …
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Meet other women and enjoy our time together - go out to different events: movies, plays, bowling, mini-golf, restaurants and more. This is a great way to meet other women loving women and enjoy a good time with great company.
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This is the meetup for you if: You are a Christian, age is 30-45 years, single and want to have fun while meeting new people. I started this meetup because there weren't meetups that jived with my schedule or just didn't get me excited to attend. I'm looking forward to exploring the Southbay/Long Beach area with some great people. It's my intention to have regularly scheduled meetups about twice each month. Let's get together for a variety of activities (Movies, Food & Wine, Museums, Dancing, Pa …
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USS Velocity is a Star Trek fan group based in Orange County California. We operate as a Nova Class Starship, and our members make up the ship's 15 officers, and 65 crew members. This is the first of what we hope will become a fleet of starships within this chapter, all celebrating the Star Trek universe. We socialize, attend conventions, and raise money for worthwhile charities. We are a costuming club. All of our 15 officers must have a costume. We also do some light role play at conventions …
Meet with local indie film fanatics, and cinema enthusiasts to discuss and watch smaller, independent and foreign films, with some cult, documentary, and classic films mixed in. This group allows those with a taste for something different in film the opportunity to meet, watch and discuss film. A trip afterwards to a coffee house is a great way to discuss the film and meet fellow film admirers.
The San Pedro International Film Festival was founded to celebrate the diverse culture and community of San Pedro with a wide spectrum of independent film, documentaries, and shorts. SPIFF is committed to exhibiting films that embody inspiring entertainment for all. Works that express fresh voices and differing global perspectives, with the intent that these films enlighten audiences while providing invaluable exposure for filmmakers, local and international. www.SPIFFest.org
En Francais. Quelque soit votre niveau. Notre but est de se rencontrer, de parler en francais et de participer a des activitees bien francaises. Long Beach est surnommee depuis des generations 'la ville internationale". C'est bien vrai. J'ai rencontre beaucoup de francophones ici parmi les europeens, les vietnamiens, les cambodgiens, les libanais et beaucoup d'autres. Quel plaisir. Alors continuons a parler francais, apprenons les uns des autres, echangeons les bonnes adresses et le calendrier d …
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The Scripter's Journey Series
3. Controlling the Flow
Table of Contents
I. The Importance of Program Flow!
II. Conditional Operators!
III. Logical Operators!
IV. Relational Operators!
V. All about Looping!
VI. Conclusion
The Importance of Program Flow!
Program flow is essential. What is program flow you ask? Well, program flow is basically the order or the sequence in which lines or blocks of code are executed. Hence, the title "Controlling the flow" means in this lesson we'll be learning how to control the sequence of our programs. This is important because being able to control this program flow allows us to adjust to different user inputs or anything in the program that allows for different "routes" (I'll call these things "situations" and I'll explain them more throughout the tutorial). For example if the user buys a Wooden Sword at the local equipment shop we want a specific block of code to run when they buy it (like the sound effect that plays and the additional stats). In order to run that specific block of code, we would need to "control the flow" of the program and change the sequence so that we run the specific block of code that we want. Programming languages always give a lot options at your disposal in order to control this program flow and we'll be going through everything you'll need to know to effectively direct your program.
Conditional Operators!
So, the main idea of this tutorial is to be able to account for every possible "route" or situation so that you can direct your program in the right sequence or order to address this situation (Like the buying of the Wooden Sword example, this would be a "situation"). Situations can be thought of as Boolean Expressions. Remember last tutorial we talked about Booleans and how they can be equal to either true or false, Boolean Expressions are just the same except instead of just being a variable, it is an expression or "situation" that is evaluated to either true or false. (For example, 1 equals 1 is an expression that evaluates to true). Operators in general (at least the types of operators we'll be discussing) allow us to "define" our situation (when I say situation I'm referring the Boolean Expression we just discussed). More specifically, Conditional Operators prefix this definition of the situation and establishes when the block or line of code will execute in relation to the situation. Here is a list of the conditional operators that you'll be using frequently: "if", "elsif", "else", "unless", "while", and "until".
"If", "elsif", and "else" are all essentially the same idea. "If" is the mother of all conditional operators, it's the conditional operator that is used undoubtedly used the most. Here is a basic example of the usage of "if" to help you understand it's basic idea:
IF my dog runs down the street…(certain block of code will execute, in this case, you'll run down the street like a lunatic to save your dog).
So as you can see, "if" basically says that the code will execute if the situation evaluates to "true". Now "elsif" and "else" cannot exist by themselves, they need to be paired with "if". So here is another basic example:
IF my dog runs down the street…I'll run down the street like a lunatic to save my dog.
ELSIF (basically establishing another possible situation) my dog runs to my backyard…I'll laugh and go use the bathroom.
ELSIF my dog watches television..I'll watch television with him.
ELSE…I don't care if he is doing anything else.
Through this example I hope you understand the jist of these guys, but let me further elaborate. Elsif is basically another "if" condition, it just needs to come after the original "if" condition to establish that you now after more "situations". "Else" is basically the "if all else fails" condition and does not prefix a "situation", else pretty much takes in every other infinitely possible situation and points it to one block of code or line of code. In the above example if the dog doesn't do any of the possible situations, then you don't care anymore. Now, time to give a more serious, but straightforward example to show how you would structure an actual if statement in your Script Editor (Also, don't worry about the == sign, we'll get to that later):
if 1 == 1
print "YEEA"
elsif 1 == 3
print "that makes no sense"
print "Ok"
You must always end an if statement with an "end" keyword, even if there wasn't any "elsif" or "else" tags, a simpler example for you to understand would be:
if 1 == 1
print "Good."
Now, let's move on to the next Conditional Operator which will be "unless". As I said before, Conditional Operators prefix the definition of the situation and establish when the block of code will execute in relation to the situation. In if statements (when I say "statements" that basically refers to the situation and the block or line of code that is associated with the Conditional Operator) the block of code occurs when the situation defined, evaluates to true. In unless statements, the line or block of code occurs if the situation evaluates to false.
UNLESS my dog runs down the street…(certain block of code will execute, in this case, I'll be happy that he is safe in my house).
So if the dog doesn't run down the street, the situation evaluates to "false" and the code can now execute. Here's it in code form:
unless 1 == 1
print "Yea!" # Will never print this because 1 always equals 1 therefore it is not 'false'
Next, we'll discuss the "while" and "until" Conditional Operators. I won't go too in depth about that them now because we'll be discussing them more in "All about looping". While is basically just like an if statement, if the situation evaluates to true, the block of code will execute. The key difference is that the code will continually execute, over and over again. Until is basically just like an unless statement, if the situation evaluates to false, the block of code will execute, except it will execute continually, over and over again. This is the basic premise of looping and like I said, we'll go into that later.
Logical Operators!
Like I said earlier, operators help us "define" our situation (a.k.a Boolean Expression). Logical Operators allow us to specifically modify the "truth" or "false" aspect of a Boolean Expression's evaluation. The logical operators that are used in RGSSX are "and", "or", and "not".
IF my dog AND my neighbor's dog run down the street…blahblahblah
As you can see "and" basically tells us that more than one situation need to evaluate to true for the code to execute. So basically, two situations need to be true in order for the block of code to execute, not one, but two.
UNLESS my dog OR my neighbor's dog runs down the street…blahblahblah
Each situation is divided by the "and" or "or" Logical Operators to produce and overall situation. As we know before from unless statements, the block of code executes if the situation evaluates to false. "Or" basically says though that only ONE of the situations need to be true or relevant for anything to happen. So if "my dog runs down the street" or "my neighbor's dog runs down the street" evaluate to true then the code won't execute. But if both of them evaluate to false, than the code will execute. Let's use an if statement with "or" so you can better understand it:
IF my dog OR my neighbor's dog runs down the street…blahblahblah
Again, when you see "or" or "and" that means you have a new situation. When you see "or", each situation is completely independent, and "and" each situation is tied together and rely on each other. In if statements the situation needs to evaluate to true for the code to execute. Since we're using "or" though, only one situation needs to be true for "if" to work. So if "my dog runs down the street" evaluates to true, then bingo, the code runs. Now let's use some RGSSX examples:
if 1 == 1 and 2 == 2
print "Nice."
if 1 == 1 or 2==3
print "Nice." # Only one needs to be true, and since 1 equals 1, then we're in business.
unless 1==1 and 2== 2
print "Nice." # since the situation evaluates to true, this will never execute.
unless 1 == 1 or 2 == 3
print "Nice." # Since only one of the situations need to be true, this code won't execute.
Now, since we have "and" and "or" understand, let's cover "not". Not basically means "the opposite of" a Boolean Expression or situation.
IF NOT 1 equals 1…blahblahblah
Don't look at the "not", just look at the Conditional Operator at the beginning, and the situation. It reads "if one equals one". That evaluates to true, one always equals one. So since we have "not" in front of that, that switches the value from true to false. Since if statements only run when the situation evaluates to true, this statement won't run. So "not" is used to reverse the evaluation. Here is code example:
if not 1 == 2
print "yea" # 1 == 2 normally evaluates to false, but since we have "not" in font, it's reversed
Now since you have a grasp on all three Logical Operators, there is one last little cool tip I'll discuss to wrap up this section. There is a shorthand way to write down these operators. You can use && to represent "and", || to represent "or", and ! to represent "not".
if 1 == 1 && 2 == 2
print "yea"
Relational Operators
Relational Operators are the easiest type of Operators to grasp. Basically Relational Operators simply compare and contrast different elements in a situation, such as the == operator we've been using. The list of Relational Operators are as follows: >, >=, <, <=, !=, and ==
First let's go over == which simply means "equals to", do NOT confuse this with = which is the Assignment Operator and assigns a value to a variable. It's easy understand, basically just use this if you'd like to determine if something is equal to something else.
donkey = 5
monkey = 4
if donkey == monkey
print "that's weird"
Next, we have the != Operator which means "not equal to" or just the opposite as the last == Operator.
The > Operator means "greater than", the < Operator means "less than", the >= Operator means "greater than or equal to", and the <= Operator means "less than or equal to". You guys should already know this though from basic math courses. Here is a code example:
if (1 > 0 and 2 < 3 ) or (2 > 4)
print "yessir"
Just a side note, the parenthesis allow us to group ideas together. So in this case the first parenthesis is all one idea while the second parenthesis is all one idea.
All About Looping!
As opposed to previous examples in which if something evaluates to true or false, the code will execute once, looping means the code will continue to run over and over again as long as the Boolean Expression is evaluating to the correct value (whether it be true or false). There are several topics to cover under looping so let's begin.
First of all, let's get back into while and until. While is basically, like I said before, and if statement in "loop" form. So if the situation evaluates to true, the code will execute continually as long as the Boolean Expression keeps evaluating to true, if it fails to do so, it will break out of the loop.
while 1 == 1
print "this will print forever!"
Until is basically an unless statement in "loop" form. If the situation evaluates to false, the code will execute continually as long as the Boolean Expression keeps evaluating to false.
unless 1 == 2
print "this will print forever!"
Ok, now that you have a grasp of "while" and "until", let's move on. Now were going to discuss ranges and "for" loops. Loops don't always need to run forever unless the Boolean Expression evaluates to the opposite value, sometimes, if you provide a "range" or values to loop through, the loop will end after going through each value in the range. A range can be defined using periods.
This range has five values, from '1' to '5'.
This range has 4 values, from '1' to '4'. When you use three dots, the last number is omitted from the range. The way I think about it is that if you add something (the extra dot) you have to lose something (the last number which is 5). So now let's apply this knowledge on ranges to what we call "for" loops.
for i in 1..5
print i
Results: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Let's dissect this code. First of all "i" is a variable that is constructed within the for loop. You do not make this variable and put in the loop, you simply give it's name after the "for" keyword and it is automatically made. I call this variable the "Range Variable", because it is equal to each value in the range. The way this works is that we have our range (since we have two dots it extends from one to five), and the for loop goes through each number individually and assigns this value in the range to the Range Variable (which is i). We then print that variable (which is equal to one of the values in the range) each time the loop goes through until it finishes. Also as a sidenote, each time a loop "goes" through a value, that is called an "iteration", this will be important when we discuss how to control our loops.
Next we'll discuss the most basic loop, which is the "loop do" loop and is provided with no condition and runs forever unless broken out from within (while talk about this later when we discuss how to control our loops).
loop do
print "I'll keep printing forever until this computer EXPLODES"
Now that we understand all the basic types of loops, let's look to how to control our loops. Loops can be controlled through four key terms: "break", "next", "retry", and "redo".
Break applies to all loops. Basically, break is like an emergency escape pod, it allows you to exit a loop. For example let's take our last "loop do" loop that runs forever, we don't want that to happen, so we would apply a break.
one = 1
loop do
one += 1
print "I'll keep printing forever! I think…"
if one == 6
First of all, the += sign is simply an Increment Sign that allows you to add on to a value. So in this case, after each iteration of the loop, the "one" variable increase by 1, and the loop will break out when one equals 6.
The next three keywords to discuss work best with "for" loops. Next allows us to skip the current iteration and go to the next iteration.
for i in 1..5
if i == 3
print i
This code would skip 3 so therefore 3 would never be printed. Redo causes us to redo the iteration and "play" it over again.
for i in 1..5
if i == 3
print i
What would happen here is that 3 would continually be printed over and over again. Finally we have retry which is just like redo except it goes through the WHOLE loop over again.
Finally, I have one last note to add to this tutorial before I conclude. You may have found it annoying to put the whole:
if i == 3
Since there is only one word or a couple words that come when the condition is met. So this can be solved through the use of Statement Modifiers:
retry if i == 3
break if 1 == 1
next if i != 2
redo if i > 1
So from this tutorial you've learned that it is very important to direct the flow of your program based on different situations (Boolean Expressions) that arise during the course of your program. Three types of Operators helps us do so: Conditional, Logical, and Relational. Finally, looping also allows to direct program flow and stay in a certain block of code for a certain of time as a long as a condition is met or if the use of Loop Controllers (break, next, redo, and retry) are implemented.
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To me it's definitely "She Thinks I Still Care". Although there are some shortcomings in Elvis' performance, his voice is just great! It was always one of my favorites!
WAY DOWN...absolutely.....
Old Times they are not forgotten
I like best "She thinks I still care" but "Way down" is a terrific song as well...
I like both!
Though I think that 'She Thinks I Still Care' is the most emotional.. It suits his voice rather well.
It did rather well for George Jones, but I think Elvis' version is among the best.
Way down is my fav out of the two!!
i like them both a lot. they're very different. i think i'll have to go for way down just cos it's so diverse from anything else he did.
I don't believe the songs even compare to one another. They're two completely different animals... that said... I like them both!


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AV 83 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL COLLECTION Page 1 OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Manuscripts/ Audiovisual Collections AV 83 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL COLLECTION Ca. 1860- 1970s OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION Number: AV 83 Title: Abraham Lincoln Presidential Collection Dates: ca. 1860- 1970s Media: Black & White Photographs, Pamphlets, News clippings, Ephemera Quantity: 0.50 Cubic Feet Location: Ohio Historical Society HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE COLLECTION Abraham Lincoln was President of the United States from 1861 to 1865. On April 14, 1865, after the American Civil War had ended, John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln while he watched a play in Ford's Theater in Washington D. C.; by the next day the President was dead. Shortly after his death an enormous funeral procession began. Lincoln's body began the trip from Washington D. C. back to his hometown of Springfield, Illinois on April 21, 1865. The funeral train generally followed the route that Lincoln took when he traveled to Washington as President elect in 1861. On Saturday, April 29, 1865 the train traveled from Cleveland to Columbus arriving at 7: 30 A. M. Lincoln's coffin was taken to the Ohio Statehouse where he laid in state in the rotunda. The Statehouse was draped in black crepe for the occasion. Thousands of visitors came throughout the day to honor the fallen President. In the evening the train departed for Indianapolis, Indiana, passing through other Ohio towns on its way. Source: Norton, R. ( 1996) The Route of Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train ( Online), retrieved September 28, 2004. Abraham Lincoln Research Site. [ http:// members. aol. com/ RVSNorton1/ Lincoln51. html] SCOPE AND CONTENTS OF THE COLLECTION This collection depicts the life of Abraham Lincoln. Included in the collection are photographs and postcards of his boyhood home, the log cabin, and his home in Springfield, Illinois. There are several pamphlets and invitations to various events in honor of Lincoln after his death; photographs of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C. and photographs, prints and postcards of busts and monuments in Lincoln's honor.


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I would love to see Taste magazine (new Zealand) indexed please
I would also love to see La Cucina Italiana added. Thank you!
I would also be interested in Cook's Country magazine.
Apologies lorloff for not replying to your post sooner - I had a very elongated journey back from New Zealand (44 hours!) and some things fell through the cracks.
Have you seen that we now have a list of the magazines indexed under Popular Searches in the right navigation on the Magazines page (not fully complete but will be updated today)? If you click any magazine there you will be able to see whch issues are indexed.
I posted yesterday on a topic "Will back issues of magazines be indexed" in Magazine Talk and I said:
Adding magazine issues is quite a lot of work as all details have to be entered manually plus the cover has to be sourced or scanned. This is very different from books where we import the data from Nielsen or Amazon. For that reason we only add magazines if they are to be indexed. We are always happy to add any issue of a magazine if a member wants to index it - just email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We have recently added Heirloom Gardener at a member's request, another member is indexing Vegetarian Times and we have a member who is working her way through a UK magazine, Food and Travel.
We don't need to add more back issues of existing magazines to tell which ones we should focus on as we can tell by the number of members who own the oldest issues - Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, Cooking Light, Saveur, Fine Cooking and Cuisine (NZ) we will definitely be working further back on. We are completely up to date with Cook's Illustrated, Lucky Peach, Jamie Magazine (UK), and Feast (Australia).
Members who haven't yet checked out our magazine section should take a look - most of the magazines have the recipes available for free on their websites so you can add the magazines to your Bookshelf even if you don't subscribe and then access the recipes via Recipe Online links. There are some wonderful recipes available to add to your collection.
Rather than adding all the magazines you listed, could you let us know a couple you want now, we will add them and you can then request to index them? I see you have listed Cook's Illustrated Magazine from the charter issue - those are all already indexed. As I said above, we prefer to only add magazines if they will be indexed. If it turns out that a lot of members want to index archive issues then we definitely consider adding all back issues for a magazine. As you say, magazines are much faster to index than books.
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I have all the issues. They began in Spring 2004.
Here's their phone # 205-995-8860
They are currently published by Hoffman Media
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Home-Ec101.com and UntrainedHousewife.com have family-friendly, easy-to-prep recipes.
AngEngland - we have a separate Forum thread for suggesting blogs you would like to see indexed. It is called Blog requests.
Australian good Taste would be seconded by many of us downunder. It's the magazine produced monthly by Woolworths Supermarket chain. It's also online through taste.com.au (as is Delicious). ;-)


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1. Our boudoircontained about 50 wigs, a tonne of make-up, a pile of stick-on mustaches, and 2 long rails of dress up clothes. Naturally, we tried it all on.
2. Two of our dress-up queens. Disco Queens, to be precise.
4. A gorgeous drag queen popped in to say hello.
5. Harold getting his make-up done.
You can see the full set of my photos over on my Facebook page.
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I'm not entirely clear on what's proper nomenclature... is there a difference?
Say there are two individuals starting a company, is it proper to call them both "founder" or is "co-founder" the correct label?
I'm not entirely clear on what's proper nomenclature... is there a difference? Say there are two individuals starting a company, is it proper to call them both "founder" or is "co-founder" the correct label? |
Co-founder is the correct answer for your question. But even if you call them founders, it wouldn't be a big deal. |
"co-founder" implies more than 1 founder. But, "founder" may be used in the single or multiple senses. |
I've recently seen a disturbing trend where people seem to be using both of these terms at one company, granting "founder" status to a few and lower "co-founder" status to others. As far as I can tell this originated at Facebook where Mark Zuckerberg wanted to distinguish himself from all others that claimed/litigated status as founders. I also have seen/heard of this when someone is granted founder status later in the formation of a company and hence only considered a co-founder vs. a founder. In general, to me - if there's multiple founders, all are co-founders, if there is only one then one is a founder. Certainly one can refer to all co-founders as founders, but I find the dual-class structure distasteful and disingenuous. |
I've also seen examples where "Founder" is used to denote the person who worked on the idea prior to bringing in the other "co-Founders." This was the inspiration for my title ("Founder and President"), although my partners certainly have the right to use the titles "co-Founder" or even "Founder." |
I founded a company with a partner, and this recently came up in a discussion. I think each person should in their own right be a founder, and it's clean to be called Founder / EVP Products, or Founder/CEO. It doesn't imply you are the only founder in my mind, but if the question arises, then you say you founded a company with another person or a team. What happens if one party then leaves at some later point? Then you have to change everything form Co-Founder to Founder anyway otherwise it brings up a lot of unwanted questions about what happened to the other founder. My opinion..each person can use Founder in their title who was an actual Founder. Early employees really don't usually get founders shares of equity so that is how I distinguish the difference. |
There are differences between co-founders and founders. The founder would be the person who created the company. A co-founder would be someone who helps in creating the company/business or more. |


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I've been very keen on trying it as I'm now very dependent upon BSP2-compatible engines for my mod. RMQ is a great engine but has some RMQ-mod specific stuff that didn't entirely fit with mine, so naturally equake.bsp was the first map I tried with this engine.
I've got to say, MH, it's just perfect for my mod. The effects are more tuned down, subtler ones - the glow from the lightning for instance lights up walls it immediately passes, rather than everything within 20ft of it. It's also smooth as silk; marvellous frame rate on what is a large, complicated, non-optimised, mess of a map. The light level is also just perfect for my "overly-dark" mod
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Friday, 8 January 2010
Time for a rant... ranting space to rent... feel free to add a rant!
Recently we bought some roller blinds from a certain DIY store - I won't shame them by naming them - and had to take one back. Mr A, my other half, took the unwanted one back, looked at all the others, saw there was a space for the shorter width one we wanted in its place, but the space was empty. Went to the customer service desk to enquire when they would be getting one, to be told that this particular store wasn't designated to carry this particular size (even though there was space for it remember, and they had it in all the other colours!) and therefore couldn't order one for us. Mr A came home disgruntled, convinced that somehow we were going to have to cut it down to size, not easy as it had stitched edges and flattened pleats. Mrs A, that's me, yet more disgruntled (common occurrence) decided to go on the website of this company and speak to someone. I was told by a schoolboy (for that is what he sounded like, too young to be in charge of the 'customer-services-my-name-is-blank-can-I-help-you? telephone) that the staff member should have offered to have one transferred to the store from any other store in the region that had stock. Had they done so? No. He asked which store I was referring to, checked in his little machine and found that a couple of others in the region (an hour away) had stock and then just disconnected me. Next thing, the customer service desk at my local store was answering the phone... so we went through the whole rigmarole again. She checked, found there was stock of the blind at Peterborough (over an hour away) and that she would get one transferred. Which was OK, until she then said that she wasn't sure when it would be as they didn't have an inter-store delivery/collection service but relied on members of staff, in this case a man who lived in Peterborough but worked in my local store, going to the store to collect the item and bring it into work with him. Can you believe that? Surely they have large lorries going from one store to another, why not simply put the item on the lorry? Is that it, too simple? I shall be writing to head office of said DIY chain to see what they have to say about it all, but to me it seems crazy, and well worth a rant.
Next.... no doubt many of you have been watching the news items on anti social behaviour on the main ITV news... the ASBO loutish family making life hell for two sisters in a cul-de-sac and so on. My old friend FYLDECOASTER on his blog has his own remedy for it, and whilst part of me believes that if you can't get mad you get even, I am not advocating violence. But somehow you think this might be the only language these people understand. They know that the police do nothing, or that when they do, the punishment is derisable (is that the right word, my brain has white out at present) and they laugh it off accordingly. They wear their tags like a badge of office, they flaunt their ASBOness as something to be proud of, they make life absolutely miserable to put it mildly, and think, somehow, this is funny, or clever, or makes them look big. Even their small child shouted foul-mouthed language. Hardly surprising you can see a mini-thug in the making, someone who is going to come to no good as they say, not living where he does. But whilst we all shout at the television screens in our anger and frustration and sympathy for the people who are subjected to this bullying, it may assuage our feelings, but does nothing to help the people suffering. What can be done? Well, it seems that persistence and not giving up even in the face of bullies and physical attacks might be the answer, as shown by the two ladies who stood up to them. In fact there were two lots of women in different areas who were making a difference to their neighbourhood.... what strikes me is.... why is it women? What's wrong with the men doing something? And more generally, what is the answer?
Next... switched on to watch the Hairy Bikers and their Mother Knows Best cookery series which began last night, and absolutely loved it, love the idea of it and everything. But was gobsmacked and dismayed and angry, in about equal measures all three, when the opening titles revealed the word FAVOURITE spelled the American way... FAVORITE. I couldn't believe my eyes, am still not 100% convinced that I saw such a bastion of Britishness resorting to American spellings. Did anyone else spot it? Were you annoyed by it?
Next.... why can't our binmen replace the bins where they got them from? The council are quick to TELL us (not ask) the specific place we should leave our bins ready for collection. So is it too much to ask that they are put back in the same place? Apparently so, because there have been innumerable complaints to the council from myself and others, about bins left littering the pavement, all day in some cases, until the householder returns from work. The pavements are not the widest, we are on a busy main road through the village, there are a lot of elderly folk on mobility scooters and the like, mothers with buggies, who all have to walk into the road to get around the bins. When I complained last, I had a visit from the appropriate head of department who told me that the contractor would be warned about it, fined and if it continues, then his contract would not be renewed. That should be incentive enough you'd think, but not so. A man from the council sat in his car early one morning to watch them, highly visible (surely better to hide up a bit?) and lo and behold, all the bins were nicely put back in place. And for a couple of weeks after as well. But then they resorted to their old ways. There is one culprit in particular, a little runt of a man who wears completely black clothes, not even the regulation dayglow vest, and he has a hat pulled down to his eyebrows, and a scarf pulled up to his lower eyelashes. He scuttles about the place, looks weedy but can fling a bin with the best of them. Sometimes they end up roughly where you put them, but more often not... often not even near your own house. I'd like to go out and slap him... but I don't condone violence do I? Shame.....
Well, the last one might seem a very minor rant... but when you have to look for your bin, drag it back through thick snow, take someone else's back to their own house, you get a bit cheesed off, to put it mildly. You want to jump up and down and ask why people can't do their jobs properly, surely it's not asking for much, it would take less effort to put the blessed bin back properly than simply swing it around. I'd like to swing him around...but I don't condone violence, did I say that?
Of course, had we seen hide or hair of a council gritter, then the pavements might not be ankle deep in snow, or ice, or slush, and not as hazardous to walk on. But that's another rant, and I bet there are lots of you out there with a similar rant waiting to come out! So go on, let it out!
I am coming up to my 100th posting soon, and will be having a GRAND KNITTING-THEMED GIVEAWAY, for those interested. But more of that later, meantime, take care when you go out and keep warm when you stay in.
PS... A late rant. I should explain first of all that we never answer the phone, but leave it to the answering service to take the message. This is because (a) we hate using the phone and friends know that so don't bother calling unless in an emergency of some sort and (b) despite not wanting nuisance calls and taking appropriate steps, we still get them. So, there were a series of calls last November and when I did 1471 it said that someone had tried to make a reverse charge call. Now not anyone I knew, of that I was certain, but there seemed no way of finding out where they originated, since there was no call back number, no message about number withheld, just the reverse charge bit. So in desperation I wrote to OFCOM, and six weeks later a reply has been received, the upshot of which is they can't tell me who the 0800 Reverse calls were from due to the Date Protection Act, Freedom of Information.... the long and the short of that is they can't tell me where the calls originated, nor if there had been other complaints. Nor did they answer my question as to whether or not calls that just left a recorded message when you checked them, were illegal, as I had always thought they were. So writing to OFCOM was a waste of time.
12 comments:
- Mid Life Hopes said...
Hey, wow, I think you are a bit put off with customer service.
Its the same here in the usa.
It seems everyone is inconvienced by their jobs these days.
So they take it out on whoever is
Please and thank you used to be a polite way to address, but now over here, folks think you are being a smart-A__
Oh its truly a tragic comedy!
It gets so insane at times, you just have to laugh to blow off the need to be shall we say Agressive.
The older folks from my southern root days used to say "Honey you can catch more flys with honey than vinegar". However, I think that flys like vinegar more than honey now.. : )
MLH - 8 January 2010 08:27
- Mark said...
Rants are very good for the soul I think - or so I tell my boys. Like the pic at the top of the page.
A century of posts - I missed mine but a good chance for something special - 8 January 2010 09:36
- Gerry said...
I can relate to your fustrations.
What does ASBO stand for???????? - 8 January 2010 13:58
- webb said...
We call them "garbagemen" here in the states, but they are no better at handling the cans (bins) and putting them back in place. Ours ends up either in the ditch or sitting "plumb smack" ** in the middle of the drive way just about every week.
**Thought you might like that southern term!
Like you, we have to leave them turned just right and in the right spot for them to be emptied, but after that anything goes. Rant on!! - 8 January 2010 14:15
- Jill said...
I do hope you are feeling better after that - sometimes the whole world seems to conspiring to make life difficult.
(ASBO = anti-social behaviour order) - 8 January 2010 16:11
- Jenny said...
I love a good rant and I enjoyed yours, if its OK to say that. No one nowadays is accountable for anything, and from the example set by our government, bankers etc should we wonder why.
- 9 January 2010 05:03
- webb said...
Dear PinkFairy,
Just found your comment and liked your idea of "write a sentence about...". Typically I wanted to dive in and write an essay. Will take one or two of your ideas and do that this week. I don't seem able to take baby steps - always want to dive into the middle of things. Still want to go to the bookstore. Will let you know if I can find an "assignment book". - 10 January 2010 07:48
- Cait O'Connor said...
Blogs are great places for rants and I am pleased you did so in a threefold way (plus one)here. I do a lot of ranting myself ..every day in fact...and blog them occasionally too.
Spelling and grammar or rather the lack of it drives me mad and mismanagement, just for starters. - 11 January 2010 08:23
- butlersabroad said...
Your rants are more than justifiable, especially the ASBO hooligans. My feelings are rather strong on this matter as most of them should have been put down at birth!! I left the UK 15 1/2 years ago and just wouldn't be able to cope with it now.... it was bad enough before I left, I really think it's worse. It's the stupidity and the futility of mose things that gets to me... like the appalling customer server from the DIY shop, there's just no reason for it is there? As to the binmen, I'd be waiting in hiding with a video camera! Hope you feel better for getting it off you chest at least.
Brenda - 12 January 2010 13:14
- butlersabroad said...
And before I annoy Cait I want to apologise for my spelling and grammar, it's usually really good but my hands have been moving quicker than my brain today!
- 12 January 2010 13:17
- angelcel said...
Hehe...I love a good rant!
I have to tell you that the standard of spelling is something that always gets me hot under the collar. Almost certainly those opening titles were compiled by, as you put it, 'a schoolboy' who is of the Spell Check generation. :) - 26 January 2010 04:48
- Uno said...
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