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Appartement au centre de Riga
Our flats are situated in the center of Riga, nearby Daugava, on Krasta street in 5 minutes from Old town. Our flats are the best value for your money. We have different size apartments, so we are sure you will find the best for you. We have as well some extra services to propose you, to be sure that you enjoy your stay: iron, hair dryer, bicycle hiring, TV, baby cot bed and others.
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Apartment house located on one of the main streets Krasta 5, just 5 min. by feet from the Old Town and Central Market
Riga International Airport (RIX):
Approx driving time to hotel is 12 min; distance is 8 km. Taxi is available from arrivals terminal and costs approx 15 EUR to get to the apartment house.
The most comfortable way to get to the Old Town is to walk. Everything is really near from our apartment.
However, there is a tram stop next to the apartment house, and other public transports. They will get you to any place of our beautiful city of Riga and Old Town.
Riga Old town - 500 m (6 min. Walk)
Riga International Airport - 8 km(12 min. by car)
Central Bus station - 400 m (5 min. walk)
Railway station - 400 m (5 min. walk)
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The building is located just off the coast of Daugava River. You are in 5 minutes by walk from the central market and the railway station and 7 minutes walk from the Old City: entertainment, cultural and historical heart. Free parking in 50 meters.


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Paul Ormerod: Do the proper sums, HS2 is worth it
The High Speed 2 rail project is under fire on many fronts. The Nimby protests in the affluent Home Counties have been augmented last week by more weighty criticism by the National Audit Office (NAO) of the scheme. At least, this is how the NAO's work has come across in the media.
But the NAO review of the HS2 project is in many ways much more a criticism of the Department of Transport than it is of the high speed rail link itself. According to the NAO, 'the Department's methodology for appraising the project puts a high emphasis on journey-time savings, from faster and more reliable journeys'. Surely this is a sensible thing to do? Faster mean less journey time. It seems obvious.
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Taxation breaks as an incentive
Much of the recent talk about tax has been linked to the avoidance stories by big multi-national companies like Google. An alternative angle that students may find interesting as a counter argument is the use of tax concessions as an incentive by government. The most commonly used example is the concessions given to more environmentally-friendly cars when their owners pay road tax.
Another interesting example has been highlighted this week, in concessions given out to those people who give away items classified as culturally significant. Follow this link to read an article on how some handwritten lyrics penned by John Lennon have been given away by their owner as part of the Cultural Gifts tax relief scheme.
Will all the tax avoiders in the front row please jangle their jewellery?
WOW! Economics 2014
WOW! Economics has quickly become the leading CPD course for teachers of A Level Economics, IB Economics and equivalent qualifications. Over 350 Economics teachers have attended WOW! Economics 2013 taking away with them over 40 teaching resources.
WOW! Economics 2014 is the second edition of the sell-out format and returns with another resource-packed day. Our team of Economics contributors simply love their subject and they're putting their heart and sole into creating another fantastic collection of teaching & learning resources which we group into four key types;
- Course essentials
- Inspire & engage
- Exam technique
- Test yourself
Delegates at each Wow! Economics 2014 course receive a full pack containing every resource, including full teaching instructions and guidance. During the day we explore as many of these resources as possible and consider how they can be used most effectively in the classroom.
Book places right now on WOW! Economics 2014 - these places get snapped up quickly!
The importance of container shipping
I have to come clean as a self-confessed container nerd (geek alert: follow the world's containers using this amazing tool). Not only are the ships hugely impressive from an engineering perspective, but they are a gift for an Economics or Business enthusiast. You might want to be thinking about economies of scale, or the negative externalities associated with transport – or perhaps discuss supply side issues and infrastructure. Container ships cover the lot.
A while ago I argued that container shipping is the greatest of all 20th century innovations, and this week The Economist has reported that the container has been a greater driver of globalisation than all trade agreements in the past 50 years taken together.
read more...»Unit 4 Macro: Indonesia's infrastructure deficit
Here is a video report from the fast-growing country of Indonesia where infrastructure deficiencies threaten their sustainable growth rate.
read more...»Chains of argument for analysis - linking inflation figures to the exchange rate
The headline on the BBC website this afternoon is "Pound falls after surprise dip in inflation". It is important that students taking the A2 economics papers next month are able to give current figures for the macroeconomic indicators, so they should take note of today's CPI inflation figure for April, which is down to 2.4% from 2.8%.
They should also note the reasons - weaker commodity prices and oil in particular, with petrol and diesel prices contributing half of the drop in inflation. Slow earnings growth is also expected to contribute to the outlook for inflation remaining closer to the 2% target than it has been since the end of 2009 - which also suggests that the remaining inflation is not due to demand-pull pressures, but to cost-push.
But can they explain why and how the announcement of a lower rate of inflation has led to a weaker pound? It is not enough, in an essay, simply to state that this cause-and-effect has taken place; in order to gain good marks for analysis, it is essential to trace the process by which one leads to the other. This article from Reuters should give the clues that they need to fill the gaps on the table below ...
Game Theory at the John Smiths Stadium
Here's another in a long line of sporting examples that might serve as a useful introduction to Game Theory.
Strong Demand for Economics Teacher Conference Tickets
We are really looking forward to welcoming old friends and new ones to our annual conference for teachers. Demand for tickets is strong and it could well be a sell out as teachers take advantage of some fantastic departmental deals on offer. Another conference organiser is charging £285 + VAT for each delegate for their event in June. We like to do things a little differently at Tutor2u!
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World of Business - Peter Day on the BBC Web Site
I am delighted that one of my radio 4 heroes Peter Day is starting a new page on the BBC news website. Peter has always had a happy nap for understanding the dynamics of change in business and markets, expect plenty of revealing and thoughtful insights linking to his radio 4 work including World of Business. Click here to access his new page
UK Economy: Has High Inflation Damaged the Economy?
What are the costs of a higher average rate of inflation? With CPI inflation staying persistently above target over much of the last six years, to what extent has this undermined UK macro performance? Or has a little extra inflation and an ultra-loose monetary policy (0.5% base rates and £375bn of quantitative easing) been a price worth paying to avoid an ever deeper recession and depression?
"The high retail price inflation seen in recent years has outpaced earnings and eaten into household spending power. Ongoing relatively high inflation will continue to impact consumer spending, especially with unemployment unlikely to fall quickly. The effect on consumer spending will vary between different demographic groups and product sectors, causing companies to revisit their offerings."
Here is the link to the Ernst and Young report - click here
WOW! Economics 2013 Resource Listing
By the end of June 2013 over 350 Economics teachers will have attended WOW! Economics 2013 in Manchester, London, Birmingham and Dubai taking away with them a bumper crop of teaching ideas, approaches and ready-to-use resources for their departments and students.
There is just ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY to attend WOW! Economics 2013 before we pack the resources away in the CPD course archive and begin work on WOW! Economics 2014!
The last available course is on 19 June 2013 in Central London - if you would like to attend, please complete the following online registration form as soon as possible.
Delegate prices are £190 (+VAT) for a single delegate and £125 (+ VAT) for our Department Deal for groups of two or more teaching colleagues from the same school or college
read more...»Zero hours contracts and youth employment
From the
employer's point of view, a zero hours contract is a great example of the
benefits of the flexible labour market. They allow the employer to change the
number of hours an employee works each week, with more shifts offered when they
are busy, and fewer when they are not; costs can therefore be controlled and
matched more exactly to revenue. Neil Carberry at the CBI says that they have
helped to save jobs during the recession and stagnant growth: "It's zero
hours contracts and other forms of flexible working that mean there are half a
million fewer unemployed people than there might otherwise have been." Now
figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS)
show the number of 16 to 24-year-olds on zero hours contracts has more than
doubled since the start of the economic downturn, rising from 35,000 in 2008 to
76,000 in 2012. This means that one in every three people on a zero-hours
contract is under 25 (- although that proportion doesn't look as if it has
changed very dramatically throughout the period shown). If this is good for the employer, how is it for the
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Econ3 - Sexism and Ageism alive and well on our TVs
Those of you who are about to take your Econ 3 exam (or whose students are getting ready for the final push), might find this story about sexism in TV an interesting example of inequality in the labour market. A report out yesterday and being pursued by Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Harriet Harman suggests that a lowly 18% of UK TV presenters over the age of 50 are women. Some channels are worse than others.
The story is also a good example of how current government intervention in this labour market is having little effect. Anti-ageist and sexist laws exist and yet there appears a very real 'glass-ceiling' when it comes to women over the age of 50 wishing to work on TV. If legislation is ineffective what other policies could students suggest might improve the situation? A quota system? Fines? Here is a real chance to offer critical and evaluative analysis on government intervention.
Follow this link to read a report.
Paul Ormerod: Scotland could be a scientific test bed for monetary theory
According to the Scottish National Party, after the referendum on independence next year, Scotland will be a land of milk and honey. The highest per capita levels of public expenditure in the UK can easily be sustained. The whole of the revenue from North Sea oil and gas will belong to Scotland, regardless of the wishes of England and the Shetland Isles. Scotland can remain within the EU, despite clear statements from Brussels that it would have to reapply for membership, and the near certain Spanish veto this would attract.
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2013 Royal Economic Society Essay Competition [Update]
UPDATE: Please note that the submission deadline for the 2013 Essay Competition is now midnight on Sunday 30 June 2013. The deadline has been extended to allow A2 Economics students more time to complete their entries after the final A2 examinations.
tutor2u and the Royal Economic Society are delighted to announce details of the 2013 essay competition for sixth form students.
Now in it's sixth year, the essay competition provides a wonderful opportunity for students to engage in independent research and deepen their awareness and understanding of how economic ideas and issues can be applied when addressing contemporary policy problems. For 2013 the Judges have selected six essay titles (shown below).
The final deadline for entries has been moved towards the end of June 2013. This follows requests from many schools and colleges to use the RES competition as a post AS level enrichment activity especially for those students keen on applying to read Economics and related courses at university. The competition is open to all students who are currently studying AS / A2 Level or IB Economics (or an equivalent course).
read more...»AS Economics - Macroeconomics Key Term Glossary
View and/or download our key terms glossary for AS Economics units focusing on the national and international economy.
read more...»T-Shirts and consumer choice
Firstly, I hope the first AS exam went well, whether that was macro (OCR), micro, and whether for the first time or a retake. I also hope that in amongst the revision you're in the market for a more random blogpost…
This one's a topic on which Paul Ormerod would have something to say. On NPR's Planet Money radio show/podcast, they're launching a T-shirt, and using this as a stimulus for a whole set of reporting on its genesis, from cotton subsidies to its design. The latest podcast investigated the colour of their T-shirts. "What's the economics in that?", I hear you cry…
UK membership of the EU - a chance for students to make Nigel Farage laugh or cry
The UK's membership of the EU is among the hottest of topics at the moment. With the UKIP party doing so well in recent elections and various senior political figures starting to show their real views on UK membership of the EU club even Barrack Obama was giving his opinions yesterday. This doesn't mean that the topic is any more likely to turn up on macro-economic exam papers over the next few weeks at AS and A2 (the OCR AS paper has already been and gone! Hope it went well) - the papers will have been written before the more recent votes.
However, the economic question about the UK's membership has been an important topic for quite a while and so it is worth having a look again just in case it rears its multi-lingual head. Added to that, students of economics will be in an ideal situation over the next few years to be able to make an informed decision in any referendum, based upon having some of the facts and figures and having developed their outstanding evaluative skills on the matter!
With this in mind, follow this link to find a short (10 minute) teaching resource that asks that very simple question - What are the economic arguments for and against remaining in the European Union? The Powerpoint file has a 4 minute timer to give students the chance to think about the answer and then a nice little graphic illustrating some possible answers that they could use in an exam. The BBC have also produced a succinct balanced webpage on a similar question.
Unit 1 Micro: Yunus Calls for International Minimum Wage
In the wake of the terrible disaster in which the collapse of a factory building caused more than a thousand deaths, the Founder of the Grameen Bank Mohammad Yunus argues here the case for an international minimum wage in the garment industry and a small price premium to establish a Garment Workers Welfare Trust in Bangladesh.
"I propose that foreign buyers jointly fix a minimum international wage for the industry. This might be about 50 cents an hour, twice the level typically found in Bangladesh. This minimum wage would be an integral part of reforming the industry, which would help to prevent future tragedies. We have to make international companies understand that while the workers are physically in Bangladesh, they are contributing their labour to the businesses: they are stakeholders. Physical separation should not be grounds to ignore the wellbeing of this labour."
There is of micro and macroeconomics in this piece not least the question of price sensitivity of consumers in rich nations.
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Unit 3 Micro: Businesses Prospering During the Depression
This is a cross posting from the Business Studies Blog
It is now six years since the global financial crisis triggered a prolonged downturn in economic activity. The UK economy, like other developed economies, has struggled to escape from a period of stagnant economic growth.
However, despite the weak economy, many UK firms have succeeded in significantly growing their revenues and profits.
Here are three examples of such businesses. Their strategies for success are different – but there are also some similarities.
Can you compare and contrast these three – and also identify some other businesses that have enjoyed similar success despite the tough economic environment?
You might also consider:
- What factors have driven revenue growth at each of the three businesses?
- Has their growth strategy been one or organic or external development?
- To what extent has their growth been driven by international expansion?
- Do you think their recent success can be sustained?
- What factors might that continued success depend on?
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Unit 2 Macro: Does High Home Ownership Cause Unemployment?
For many years Professor Andrew Oswald has researched the links between home ownership levels and labour market performance. This new paper with Professor David Blanchflower takes the debate forward - they argue that rising home ownership can bring about negative externalities for the rest of the economy, damaging labour mobility and curtailing new business start-ups. It is an argument worth looking at when we discover some of the structural causes of joblessness. Read the article here
See also: It's not the deficit that will haunt our children: it's unemployment (Heather Stewart, The Observer, May 2013)
See also: Forget inflation – what hurts the most is unemployment (David Blanchflower, Independent, April 2013)
Positive indicators for the UK economy II - changing structure of the economy
Following the theme in Jonny Clarke's blog Does it matter if we are in a recession, there was some positive news of hopeful signs in some sectors of the economy in this week's Deloitte Monday Briefing. Ian Stewart, Chief Economist at Deloitte, reported on the unbalanced picture across the economy. On one hand there is 'extreme' weakness in the high-productivity sectors of North Sea oil and financial services, where output has fallen by an average of 5.4% a year. These two key sectors represent about 14% of the economy and so their weakness has a significant effect on GDP - if they are stripped out of GDP figures, the rest of the economy would have grown by approximately 2% a year in the meantime, a figure which is close to the long-run trend.
Positive indicators for the UK economy I - May the Force be with us
Apparently this is how George Osborne ended his tweet last night, announcing that the next Star Wars film is to be made in the UK - how nice to have some good news for a change! It looks like a great example of supply-side fiscal policy being effective. As long as at least 25% of the total production expenditure takes place in the UK, the film will benefit from tax relief, up to a maximum of 80% of the total budget for production costs in the UK. This seems to be acting as a powerful incentive: hundreds of films have been made here in the last few years and benefited not only from the tax relief but also from the comparative advantage which the UK is establishing in the creative industries with major film studios such as Pinewood, Leavesden and Ealing. How much is this worth to the UK economy?
UK Economy Revision - Downloadable Revision Sheet
Here is a link to a downloadable revision handout on key UK economic data designed for AS and A2 macro papers this summer. I hope it might be useful for some students and teachers.
read more...»Unit 4 Macro: Linda Yueh - New Column on the Global Economy
The BBC's Chief Business Correspondent Linda Yueh @lindayueh has new page on developments in global economy http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lindayueh/ - definitely one for students and teachers to follow. The opening article focuses on a concept that we have been pushing in our own macro coverage in recent times, namely the emergence of a multi-polar world economy with growth coming from a bigger number of countries / regions and less dependent on the advanced western economies. Read the article here
Does it matter if we are in a recession?
Those of you who avidly follow Geoff Riley's blogs on this website may have read that he advises students to avoid getting too worked up about whether the economy is actually in recession.
Most economic students will readily tell you the official definition of a recession and can analyse the impact of an under-performing economy. However, it was interesting to read today that, having officially avoided a triple-dip recession last month we may have to revise whether we actually sank in to a double-dip recession in the first place. Follow this link to read the Telegraph's report on how the ONS are revising recent statistics on the economy's performance, suggesting that the shrink in the construction industry shrank by 5.0% (not 5.4% as originally reported) in the first three months of 2012 and, as a consequence, the UK did not slip into another recession.
As Geoff would tell you, whether the country was in a recession or not is the not the most important factor - the economy's sluggish growth should be the paramount concern and the word 'recession' has become more of a political tool. In the upcoming exams, students should remember that the avoidance of a double-dip or triple-dip is fairly irrelevant - the overall performance is the key indicator and there is still plenty to be worried about.
Unit 1 Micro: Selection of Revision Presentations
Here are some streamed revision presentations for unit 1 microeconomics
read more...»AS and A2 Macro: International competitiveness and the cost of making a shirt
A useful infographic from CNN below showing the difference in cost of making a shirt in Bangladesh as opposed to the US. Not a great deal of difference until you compare wage costs - clearly Bangladesh has a huge cost advantage when it comes to labour!
Economics Teacher National Conference 2013
Monday 24 June 2013: Henry Wellcome Auditorium, Euston Road, Central London
The speaker programme for the Economics Teacher National Conference 2013 is now available - and what a day it promises to be! We've put together what we hope you'll agree is a wonderful programme combined with a simply unbeatable delegate rate!
Let's face it - there has never been a better time to be an economics teacher and our subject continues to thrive and grow. The Economics Teacher National Conference 2013 comes at the end of another challenging school year - the idea way for colleagues to step away from exams and focus on the subject alone.
Bookings can be made using this online form
We've decided on a change of venue for 2013 - just over the other side of the Euston Road at the stunning Henry Wellcome Auditorium. This is a slightly smaller venue than the British Library, but one that is also steeped in history. The capacity is just 150 seats, so please book as soon as possible for you and your departmental colleagues in order to secure some of the remaining places.
The delegate rates for the day, which include lunch, refreshments and some other goodies (!) are:
Single delegate - £150 (+VAT)
Departmental Deal - £100 each (+VAT) for two or more colleagues from the same school or college.
[note: you individuals can also obtain the departmental deal if they also come to the Business Teacher National Conference on the following day!)
In 2012 160 Economics Teachers joined us for the conference - you can read a report on the day here.
read more...»Strong Baht May Damage Thai Economy
This week, I've been revising exchange rate policies with my Year 13 Economics class. This is a hot topic in Thailand as the Baht recently hit a 17 year high against the dollar.


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Mr. FULLER moved ineffectually to suspend the orders and take up the Agricultural College bill, [H. R. 347,] and the report of the special committee thereon; yeas 29, nays 39.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a message from the Governor vetoing the bill, [H. R. 139,] reported from the Committee on Rights and Privileges on the 13th of February, 1869, entitled, an act for the relief of Nicholas Moreback, Joseph E. Lang, and Francis Joseph Wetzler, (of Jackson township, Ripley county, to save said Moreback, and said Lang and Wetzler, his securities, from a judgment for township school money stolen from Trustee Moreback's custody.) -the question being: will the House pass the bill, the veto to the contrary, notwithstanding?
page: 123[View Page 123]Mr. WILLSON said the ground of the veto was that the General Assembly can not release this judgment. He was not satisfied with the reasonings of His Excellency. There were precedents of legislation of this kind all over the country. There was no authority in the bond of the Trustee, except that conferred by the legislature. Whence then, but in the Legislature, is the power to revoke and release this judgement? He opposed the opinion of eminent lawyers to that of the Governor, and defended the General Assembly from His Excellency's imputation that the passage of this bill was an act of inconsiderate and hasty legislation.
Mr. COFFROTH did not discuss the question, but submitted the opinion that the Governor in the veto is clearly wrong. He hoped the bill would pass, notwithstanding the veto. He recited the facts on which the bill is founded. It was an act of simple justice and humanity toward Moreback.
Mr. OSBORN answered the plea that this bill was made a matter of petition from Jackson township, by showing how readily such petitions are gotten up. The Judiciary Committee, he said, passed upon the propriety and justice of the bill more than upon the question of the power to pass it. He opposed the bill because it would set a bad precedent which would bring up here hundreds of claims as meritorious as this. The application for this bill here was not for legitimate legislation, but to render a decree to set aside a judgment.
Mr. COFFROTH. The State is guardian of the people, and the township but the agent of the State.
Mr. OSBORN. The people were the State, the General Assembly but representatives of the people-the State. He discussed the question at length. He insisted that the Governor's suggestions were good, and hoped they would receive due consideration.
Mr. PIERCE, of Vigo, confessed that the case of Moreback was of a class that always awakened his sympathies. Moreback was a faithful custodian, and the loss of the money was by burglars; and the question was, whether the State will sweep away this man's home for no wrong of his own? He replied to the plea, that there is a judgment of the Court in the case, and to the reasoning in the veto. No man questioned the right of the Governor to exercise the Pardoning power.
Mr. OSBORN. That power was conferred by the Constitution.
Mr. PIERCE. But the people made the Constitution. He continued, insisting that bill is right, appealing to every man's sense of justice. This same principle of Justice, equity and law obtaining also between individuals, where loss is sustained without the fault of the agent. If this man was guilty of no wrong, it was the duty of the Legislature to say to him: You shall pay no damages, etc.
Mr. DAVIDSON replied to Mr. Willson and Mr. Coffroth, and proceeded to look at the question from the stand point of law. If officers were not to account for their custodianship, where was the necessity for official bonds? Let the people of Jackson township put their hands into their own pockets and relieve this man, instead of asking the Legislature to relieve him by setting a precedent that would be ruinous to the State. The House should not open a door for successful rascality in office. He recited three cases of robbery of public money in the hands of county officers, Treasurers and Trustees in his region, equally as meritorious as this, who sought no relief in this direction.
Mr. WILDMAN demand the previous question, and under its force, the vote on the question resulted-yeas 36, nays 47-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barnett, Barritt, Bobo, Bowen. Carnahan, Chittenden, Coffroth, Cory, Dittemore, Fairchild. Hamilton, Hyatt, Johnson, of Parke, Lawler, Lanborn, McBride, McDonanld. McFadin, McGregor, Miles, Mitchell, Neff, Odell, Palmer, Pierce of Porter, Pierce of Vigo, Shoaff, Sleeth, Stewart of Ohio, Sunman, Tebbs, Underwood, Wile, Wilson, Zollars and Mr. Speaker-36.
NAYS-Messrs. Addison, Admire, Baker, Bates, Beatty, Britton, Breckinridge, Chapman, Davidson, Davis of Floyd, Dunn, Field of Lake, Field of Lagrange, Fuller, Gilham, Gordon, Greene. Hall, Higbee, Higgins, Hutson, Johnson of Marshall, Jump, Kercheval, Logan, Long, Mason, Millekan, Miller, Montgomery, Osborn, Overmyer, Ratliff, Ruddell, Sabin, Skidmore, Smith, Stewart of Rush, Taber, Vardeman, Vater, Wildman, Williams of Hamilton, Williams of Knox, Williams of St. Joseph, Williams of Union, and Zenor-45,
So the vote was sustained-Mr. DUNN explaining. He had from the beginning been opposed to making allowances of this character; but up to this time he had sustained this bill. But now, believing that if the Governor's veto be sustained it will put a stop to the bringing in of these claims, he voted no
Mr. CHITTENDEN submitted the following:
Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring). That the two houses will meet in the hall of the House of Representatives at 2 o'clock on Thursday, the 28th instant, and proceed, without delay, to ballot for the location of the Agricultural College; and that the point receiving the lowest number de dropped at the end of each ballot, until a location shall be obtained.
Objection being made, the resolution could not be entertained.
Mr. Hamilton's bill [H. R. 166] for printing legal advertisements in German newspapers, was taken up, and ordered to the engrossment.
page: 124[View Page 124]Mr. Breckinridge's harmless bird's protection bill [H. R. 229] was taken up, with , the committee amendment to strike out "woodpecker" and "jaybird."
Mr. HAMILTON moved, ineffectually that the bill and amendment be laid on the table-affirmative 32, negative 45.
On motion of Mr. WILLIAMS, of Knox, the amendment was concurred in-affirmatives 41, negatives 21.
And then the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Kercheval's bill [H. R. 142] to amend faction 129 of the decedent's estates act of June 17, 1862, was taken up and ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Williams, of Hamilton's, bill [H. R. 217] to amend sections 1 and 122 of the Common School law and define who are Table to pay a poll tax(It strikes out the clause excluding negroes and mulattoes) was taken up with the Education Committee's amendments.
The amendments were concurred in, and the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Johnson, of Montgomery's, horse distemper bill [H. R. 199] and Mr. Dittemore's road bill [H. R. 232] were taken up, and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. McDonald's immigration bill [H. R. 366] was ordered to the engrossment-the committee's amendments having been concurred in.
Mr. Coffroth's bill [H. R. 231] declaring it a misdemeanor to deliver a bill of lading without the goods, etc., coming up with the committee's amendments thereto the amendments were adopted, and the bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Britten's town Railroad bill [H. R. 181] was taken up and read.
Mr. VATER proposed to amend by striking out the authority "to subscribe" stock,which was laid on the table; and then-
The bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Greene's Taxation of Costs bill [H. R. 148] was taken up.
Mr. PIERCE said the object of the bill was, in case of appeals to the County Commissioners, to tax the costs against the losing party.
The bill was ordered to the engrossment.
On motion of Mr. WELBORN, his railroad bill laid on the table yesterday was taken up, the committee amendments concurred in; and so it was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Greene's Petroleum Oil Inspection bill [H. R. 262] was taken up and ordered .to the engrossment.
Mr. GREENE stating that it makes the Statute to comply with the law of Congress.
Mr. Odell's bill [H. R. 169] to amend the act concerning enclosures, partition fences, tresspassing animals, etc., was taken up; with the committee amendments striking out all in the bill excepting the change of the law in relation to partition fences.
Mr. ODELL explained the bill.
Mr. CARNAHAN stated the propriety Of the bill in regard to partition fences, The bill requires each party to give nine fee This would operate as an inducement to join equitably in the expense of partition fences.
Mr. ODELL proposed to amend the amendment of the committee by adding a penalty of five dollars for violation of the provisions of the bill, etc.
The amendments were adopted, and so the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Osborn's bill [H. R. 272] authorizing the Governor to sue the New Albany and Chicago Railroad and other railroads for nonpayment of taxes, was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Stewart's (of Rush,) joint resolution for relief of the widow of the late General Hackehman, was laid on the table-the matter having been taken care of by Congress.
Mr. Ruddell's Military Equipments bill [H. R. 274]; Mr. Shoemaker's Township Vacancies bill [H. R. 275]; Mr. Sleeth's Mill-race bill [H. R. 276] were taken up and ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Underwood's legerdemain amendment bill [H. R. 278] was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Vardeman's liquor law amendment bill [H. R. 27] was taken up and read.
Mr. CHAPMAN moved that this bill, and his bill [H. R. 288] on the same subject, made the special order for Friday.
Mr. COFFROTH proposed to add his liquor law repeal bill [H. R. 101], which was accepted.
Mr. WILLSON moved ineffectually to lay the bill on the table-yeas 13, nays-62.
Mr. STEWART of Rush, moved ineffectually to order a night session for the consideration of these bills.
And then Mr. Chapman's motion was agreed to.
Mr. Williams of Hamilton's conviction bill [H. R. 281] was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Williams of Knox's bill [H. R. 282] to amend section 28 of the Swamp Land act, was taken up.
Mr. WILLIAMS said the bill proposes to give the Commissioner $3 and the Engineer $3 50 a day.
Mr. Zollar's Common Council Proceedings Legalization bill [H. R. 284] was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Beeler's bill [H. R. 286] to amend and repeal the act to authorize the removal of page: 125[View Page 125] prisoners from the Southern to the Northern Prison, being read -
Mr. RUDDELL moved that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. NEFF opposed the motion.
Mr. RUDDFLL then modified his motion so as to refer the bill to the Committee on Prisons, which was agreed to.
Mr. CARNAHAN submitted the following:
Resolved, That the consideration of House bill 347, for locating the Agricultural College in connection with the State University, be made the special order for 7 1/2 o'clock this evening.
Pending which -
The House took a recess till 2 o'clock P.M.
The SPEAKER resumed at 2 o'clock, and announced the consideration of Mr. Carnahan's resolution for the special order for to-night at 7 1/2 o'clock the consideration of Mr. Dunn's Agricultural College bill [H. R. 347.]
Mr. CHITTENDEN moved a substitute amendment for a joint convention of the two Houses to ballot for the location on Friday (to-morrow) at two o'clock P. M.
On motion of Mr. ZOLLARS it was laid on the table affirmative 50, negative not counted.
Mr. SLEETH moved ineffectually to make the order for 2 o'clock this afternoon; and the question recurred on Mr. Carnahan's resolution.
Mr. McFADIN spoke against a night session for determining this Agricultural College question.
On motion of Mr. DITTEMORE, Mr. Carnahan's resolution was laid on the table affirmative 46, negative not counted.
Mr. McFADIN moved to make the Agricultural bill the special order for to-morrow at 2 o'clock.
Mr. DUNN proposed a substitute, that the bill be made the special order for 3 o'clock.
Mr. ZOLLARS moved, ineffectually, to lay Mr. Dunn's substitute on the table.
Mr. FULLER proposed to amend further, to proceed at once to ballot for a location, and that no other business shall be in order except privileged motions.
Mr. HAMILTON demanded the previous question, and under its force Mr. Fuller's amendment was adopted
Mr. COFFROTH, Mr. STANTON and others contended that the vote is not yet final, insisting that the several propositions for the location should be heard before the ballot is taken Mr. Hamilton demanding the yeas and nays on the adoption of the resolution as amended, and they were ordered.
Mr. STANTON and Mr. COFFROTH asked for the understanding of the House to present the propositions and claims of the counties of Marion, Tippecanoe and Hancock before the ballot shall be taken.
Mr. DAVIS, of Floyd, acquiesced in the understanding, supposing it to be general.
The SPEAKER ruled that it could hardly be in order to entertain explanations under the previous question.
The resolution, as amended, (to proceed at once to ballot for the location,) was adopted-yeas 61, nays 24.
Subsequently this order was rescinded and another proposed by Mr. Dunn, and amended by Mr. Coffroth, was adopted, to the following effect:
Resolved, That any member from such counties as have propositions before the General Assembly in reference to the location of th Agricultural College be now allowed twenty minutes to discuss the question.
Resolved, That we then proceed to vote by ballot for the location of the Agricultural College.
Mr. STANTON presented a proposition for the location in the county of Marion; the Trustees of the Northwestern Christian University proposing the free use of their University grounds and buildings for the connection of the Agricultural College with that Institution, the whole to be under the supervision of seven Trustees-three to be selected by the University and three by the General Assembly and the remaining one by those six. The money value of the inducements and donations offered by Marion county he summed up thus: The buildings and grounds of the Northwestern Christian University $175,000; the endowment of that, institution $110,000; the Marion county cash donation $100,000; the twenty-seven acre adjoining the Northwestern Christian University, tendered by the Fletcher heirs, $61,000-making a total of $446,000.
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE presented the donations and inducements heretofore set forth and proferred by the county and citizens of the county of Tippecanoe.
Mr. McFADIN, by leave, followed with an earnest appeal in behalf of the location at the Tippecanoe Battle Ground.
Mr. CORY presented the proposed donations and the claims for the location al Greenfield, in Hancock county.
Mr. NEFF recounted the Putnam county donation and the advantages of the location of the Agricultural College in the vicinity of Greencastle, deprecating every proposition for its connection with any other institution of learning. When he had concluded-
Mr. BUSKIRK, [Mr. Johnson, of Park, in the chair.] followed, setting forth the donations and inducements for the location at Bioomington in connection with the State University. When he had concluded,
Mr. GREENE, by leave, submitted the page: 126[View Page 126] considerations, in favor of the separate establishment of the Agricultural college, herein seconding the views with regard to the separate location taken by Mr. Gory and Mr. Neff, and he submitted additional considerations in favor of accepting the donation of Howard county, and making the location thereon in the vicinity of Greenfield.
The SPEAKER, announced the order for the ballot and appointed Messrs. Stewart, of Ohio, Stephenson, Chittenden, and Tebbs to act as Tellers.
The Tellers reported 90 votes cast, as follows:
- Bloomington received 29 ballots.
- Indianapolis received 14 ballots.
- Hancock county received 13 ballots.
- Tippecanoe county received 29 ballots.
- Greencastle received 3 ballots.
- Franklin, Johnson county, received 1 ballot.
- Clarksville received 1 ballot.
The Tellers received 90 votes, as follows:
- Bloomington received 30 votes.
- Indianapolis received 12 votes.
- Hancock county received 6 votes.
- Tippecanoe county received 40 votes.
- Greencastle received 3 votes.
The Tellers reported ninety votes, cast as follows:
- Bloomington received 30 votes.
- Indianapolis received 11 votes.
- Greenfield, Hancock county, received 2 votes.
- Tippecanoe county received 45 votes.
- Greencastle received 2 votes.
After an ineffectual motion to adjourn, the House proceeded to take the
The Tellers reported 88 votes cast, as follows:
- Bloomington received 27 votes.
- Indianapolis received 8 votes.
- Greenfield received 1 vote.
- Tippecanoe county received 52 votes.
- Greencastle received -- votes.
The House then adjourned.


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Whether you're looking for a way to send cookies to your friend for her birthday or simply store sweet treats properly around the house, there are a few factors to consider before packing away these goodies. You might think you know everything there is about storing your food to keep it fresh, but here are a few extra pointers to keep in mind.
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There's nothing like pulling a batch of fresh cookies out of the oven. However, bakers have been facing the same dilemma for years - after the first day out of the oven, the cookies simply aren't the same.
If you want to make sure your brownie pops, cookies and cupcakes stay just as fresh as they were when you pulled them out of the oven, allow them to completely cool before storing them in an airtight container. Remember to keep different batches of goodies separate based on texture. TasteOfHome.com states that moist cookies can make crispy cookies soggy and vice-versa.
Another tidbit of information to keep in mind is that it's best to store baked items at room temperature to prevent taste and texture from being altered (unless they have frosting, which can melt).
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Perhaps you made two dozens of cookies and you don't have a household full of people to eat them - don't worry! You can freeze these delectable treats for up to three months, according TasteOfHome.com. Just keep in mind that some types of cookies freeze better than others - for instance, TLC.com reports that crispy cookies tend to hold up longer than moist ones.
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There are a few ways that you can make sure your cookies don't become soggy, hard or broken on the way to their destination, wherever you happen to be mailing them.
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LGBT organizations, elected officials, LGBT community leaders and allies marched from New York's LGBT Community Center to the site of Mark Carson's shooting, to demand an end to hate crimes against the LGBT community.
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Vanity Nightclub located in the Hard Rock Hotel is one of the hottest spots in Sin City. Feast your eyes on these fabulous dancers and you'll understand why.
Frat House Fridays Opening Night @ XL :: May 17, 2013
Nathan Kelly, Epiphany, and Jose Maserati presented the opening night of this hot, new party at XL. The boys came out to dance, enjoy the great beats by DJ Nando, see the sexy GoGo dancers, enjoy a hot Body Contest, and have fun with host Bianca Del Rio.
Human First Gala @ The Hilton International Ballroom :: May 18, 2013
Center on Halsted's annual Human First Gala celebrated the progress the LGBT focused organization has made in the community. Guests enjoyed dinner, drinks, dancing, and a fun concert featuring Chaka Khan, who wowed the crowd with her "I'm Every Woman".
2013 Boston Youth Pride Parade And Festival @ Parkman Bandstand On Boston Common :: May 18, 2013
Massachusetts Youth Pride is a one day annual festival that celebrates the year-round commitment of diversity of youth within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This year's festival featured live entertainment and vendors for all ages.
23rd Annual Night of a Thousand Stevies @ The Highline Ballroom :: May 3, 2013
Thousands of gays, lesbians, drag queens, downtown luminaries and Fleetwood Mac fans of every ilk gathered for this annual tribute to all things Fleetwood Mac which has grown from a novelty act to a full-fledged nightlife touchstone.
Skyhigh Opening Night @ Hudson Terrace :: May 5, 2013
Antonio Cedeno and Sasha Seven, in association with Franco Diluzio and Mark Lander, presented the grand opening of Skyhigh party, with music by DJ's Justin Dawson and Obra Primitiva, along with a great performance by Dimitri Minnuci.
The Urban Bear Weekend :: May 3-6, 2013
The Urban Bear Weekend, now in its 5th year, has it all! With everything from a Stache Bash and an afternoon at the MOMA to a comedy show, a BBQ, a HUGE dance party and even a street fair, this is becoming one of the most anticipated events of the year.
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I think certain movies/shows have made certain names more popular. Jacob was already popular but Bella seems to be getting more attention now :)
i need help on deciding a name for my babyboy & i'm 28 wees already. i was thinking rylee jordan ? what do yall think ?
I named our duaghter Isabella nine years ago, we have called her bella since she was born. I love it but I get a little bummed when we go to a party, I call her name and three kids turn around.
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A Yellow Bone is the lightest type of light skinned black female. They can often be very rare to see in comparison to other blacks because there are not as many of them in the general black population. They are usually mixed with white, something similar, of multiple races including black, or may just have another race mixed into their family tree which causes them to be very very light. Their skin usually has a yellow-tan, yellowish-red, or yellowish(almost caucasion- white) look to it.They usaually have hair texture ranging from the typical black female hair texture to natural tight curls, loose curles, wavey, or even caucasion-white looking hair textures. They are can many times have lighter hair and eyes. Many mixed, multiracial, and bi-racial females are often called Yellow Boned in the black community due to them fitting this discription. Many times a light skinned black can be considered to be both Yellow Boned and Red Boned if she is light enough to be Yellow Boned but still can fall into a tan or redish complextion catagory.So alot of Yellow Bones can also be considered to be Red Bones but not many Red Bones can be considered Yellow Boned. ( yes this can sound complicated if your not familiar to it) They can often even look some what like spainish females but they ARE black. *** Some examples are MARIAH CAREY (her father is a BLACK hispanic), ALISHIA KEYS( who is light enough to be considered Yellow Bone but can also be called Red Boned because she often appears y... more...
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The buzz of motors rises and falls as bright-red blurs zip around the track at PGP Motorsports Park. Here, in the shadow of Mount Rainier, racers ages 15 and older loop around an 8/10-mile track at speeds of up to 48 miles per hour, leaning back in the ergonomic seats of Italian-built Birel N35 karts. The 30-foot-wide asphalt track can be altered to take on 12 different configurations and is centered in a velodrome, which puts spectators at an elevated angle so they get a good line of sight no matter where they sit.
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Not only is the Seattle Aquarium the ninth largest of its kind in the United States—with more than 22 million visitors since its opening in 1977—it is also an integral center for marine conservation and education. The exhibits display stunning creatures of land and sea, and staff biologists study the aquatic tenants to conduct critical research on giant Pacific octopuses, sixgill sharks, sea otters, and other indigenous animals.
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I think that the "Flower" theme will be the next :D
I love pop art and I think that would be amazing, but Katy probably has a whole different theme for her new CD and tour, otherwise she would keep this theme for her official tour, not using it at these 'private' concerts.
I doubt that it will be her new theme, new era. I think it's just for the transition time.I think her " New " twitter, backgroud header... are clues about it. I am so excited that looks so cool
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When video games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero were released in 5.1 sound, the musicians must have known that fans would have a field day taking those isolated tracks and listening to the individual vocals, guitars, drums, etc. The Internet is now flooded with those isolated studio tracks from The Beatles, Van Halen and more.
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"Just a big thank-you to the fans. That's the reason why this is here," he said. "I was at a car show this weekend with my kids, all incognito, hat, glasses, growing the beard out, but still getting the tug on the shirt and someone saying 'Hey man, I love your band.'"
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Starting evening of Wednesday, June 19 and playing through the majority of Thursday, the self-proclaimed "Party King" will hit the skins in what he hopes is the longest drum session held in a retail store. The stunt is part of Viacom's O Music Awards 24-hour live-stream special, beaming from the Oakley flagship store in Times Square and part of "Live Music Day."The massive solo will starting at 7 p.m. EST with Roots bandleader and drummerQuestlove set to sit in -- one of dozens of guest drummers who will join Andrew W.K. to play along and cheer him on.
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When music fans talk about band tragedy it's usually the dual suicides in Badfinger, the death of Duane Allman or Kurt Cobain's demise. Sublime was dealt a hand every bit as bad; the ska-punkers were up and coming, they'd recorded the best album of their career, superstardom loomed - and singer/guitarist Brad Nowell died of an accidental heroin overdose two months before its 1996 release.
With the passage of time band members prefer to look on the happier times, and here's a chance to do that. A classic concert from the Palace in Hollywood taped on Oct. 21, 1995. The recently discovered footage is surprisingly excellent, both in quality and in the performance (we'll have a full interview with drummer Bud Gaugh with the DVD release tomorrow). They're also giving fans a preview tonight - for $1.99, you can stream the entire show through the band's website or Facebook page. The time is 6 p.m. Pacific/9 p.m. Eastern, sharp. Partnering with Milyoni, it'll also give fans to chat in real time as they watch the show.
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It was an experiment for Spotify to see how closely their fans were paying attention. The free music service was lacking one of the biggest catalogs in classic rock - Pink Floyd. So they came up with a challenge that the members of Floyd apparently liked: Stream the song "Wish You Were Here" one million times and we'll open up the floodgates.
The challenge was announced Friday and before the weekend was over they'd far surpassed it. So Spotify users can now hear the entire Floyd catalog through the service. And that includes the bonus tracks from some of the recent "Immersion" reissues of classic Pink Floyd albums. So you can hear "Dark Side of the Moon" performed in its entirety in 1973, with"Money" turning into a nearly nine-minute bluesy conversation between Roger Waters' bass and Dave Gilmour's guitar (with light touches from keyboardist Richard Wright and drummer Nick Mason). Or the alternate take of "Have a Cigar" with Waters' and Gilmour's original co-lead vocals (which was later replaced by Roy Harper on the original release).
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Oh, if only it were real.
It isn't, but someone was lying in wait to play the funniest Internet practical joke in a while.
You'll remember that Kanye West infamously interrupted Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, grabbing the mic and saying Beyonce deserved the win.
Apparently some Swift fan watched and waited as West and Kim Kardashian's baby was about to be born. The moment finally came Sunday, and someone posted this fake Tweet.
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Partially.YYG has put this into the new version:
So now finally this can actually be updated.get_function_address() function has been added to help with external DLLs calling into GameMaker.
Gmapi V0.6.2 [updated: 26 Feb 2010]
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Posted 15 October 2011 - 10:51 PM
Is that possible? I'm not getting to implement this.
Posted 31 March 2012 - 11:39 AM
Edited by solano, 31 March 2012 - 11:41 AM.
Posted 31 March 2012 - 11:39 AM
Posted 26 April 2012 - 01:32 PM
im getting a error when i use the dll
"Unexpected error ocurred"
this is my dll
#include <gmapi.h> #define GML extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) // a sample exported function GML double SomeFunction(void) { gm::show_message("DAFUQ!"); return(1); }
Posted 26 April 2012 - 02:04 PM
Posted 26 April 2012 - 02:06 PM
original code
#define GMAPI_NO_D3D #include <windows.h> #include <gmapi.h> using namespace gm; CGMAPI* g_gmapi = NULL; extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) double SomeFunction(void) { show_message("working?"); return(1); } BOOL WINAPI DllMain( HMODULE aModule, int aReason, int aReserved ) { unsigned long result = 0; switch ( aReason ) { case DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH: g_gmapi = gm::CGMAPI::Create( &result ); if ( result != gm::GMAPI_INITIALIZATION_SUCCESS ) { MessageBoxA( 0, "Unable to initialize GMAPI.", 0, MB_SYSTEMMODAL | MB_ICONERROR ); return FALSE; } break; case DLL_PROCESS_DETACH: g_gmapi->Destroy(); break; } return TRUE; }
im using CODEBLOCKS and mingw compiler
in game maker im using this:
def=external_define("gmAPITESTE.dll","SomeFunction",dll_cdecl,ty_real,0); external_call(def);
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Edited by ChaosMaker, 26 April 2012 - 03:32 PM.
Posted 26 April 2012 - 07:57 PM
Works only for GM 6.1,7 and 8 BTW
Posted 26 April 2012 - 11:11 PM
but ever which i use gm::d3d_model_create();
i get this error in game maker "UNEXPEDTEC ERROR OCURRED"
for(int FRAME=FINDEX;FRAME<FLEN;FRAME++)//workis { MessageBox( 0, "Trying to create 3d model", 0,MB_OK);//here works gm::d3d_model_create();// HERE WHEN I USE THIS, the game maker show "UNEXPECTED ERROR" //the code stops here... MessageBox( 0, "Model Created! trying to store in ds", 0,MB_OK); gm::ds_list_add(DS,MODELTEMP); MessageBox( 0, "STORED!", 0,MB_OK); SetFrame(FRAME); gm::d3d_model_primitive_begin(MODELTEMP,gm::pr_trianglestrip);
my gm code
def=external_define("GMAPI NEW TESTE.dll","WSHIRO_LOADMD2",dll_cdecl,ty_real,3,ty_string,ty_real,ty_real); DS=external_call(def,"Play.md2",0,2); show_message(ds_list_size(DS));
can someone help me ? D:
Edited by ChaosMaker, 26 April 2012 - 11:37 PM.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 12:27 AM
I bypassed this by deferring the creation of the model to the GML caller.
change your API implementation from
model = MakeMeDaModel();
model = d3d_model_create();
In your case, you would need to split your method so to be able to fill a list with d3d models on the gm side and pass that list
script MD2ReadMD2File(md2filename as argument0)
//modellist = MD2ReadMD2File(md2filename) //return -1 on fail, or the ds_list with the d3d models on success; //you must free the models and the list with //MD2FreeModels (modellist) //call function that loads the file in memory var md2Data; md2Data = MD2ReadFile(argument0); //failed, exit; if(md2Data == 0) return -1; //ask how many frames var NumModels; NumModels = MD2NumFrames(md2Data); //pre gen the list, fill with models var modlist; modlist = ds_list_create(); repeat(NumModels) { ds_list_add_value(modlist,d3d_model_create()); } //pass the list and ask the models be populated var success; success = MD2TransferToList(md2Data, modlist)); //free data MD2FreeData(md2Data); //if fail, cleaup exit -1 if(!success) { MD2FreeModels (modlist); modlist = -1; } return modlist;
MD2FreeModels would d3d_model_destroy all items in the ds list and ds_list_destroy() the list
BTW, look at my tutorial on dll. you should not re-external_defining you stuff each call.
Posted 17 May 2012 - 07:46 AM
Posted 23 June 2012 - 07:41 PM
This would lighten the work a lot.
Posted 15 September 2012 - 05:00 PM
the compiler shows this error
fatal error C1047: The object or library file '.\Release\dllmain.obj' was created with an older compiler than other objects; rebuild old objects and libraries
when i try to rebuild the source in visual c++ 2010
then compiler show a popup error
"Unable to start program C:\User\...\GMAPI\Source\Release-DLL\GMAPI.lib
the system cannot found the file"
i dont have antivirus and my firewalls is off...
Posted 15 September 2012 - 07:10 PM
Rebuild with the special option that was defined for the lib... not release, not debug but one of the other 2. Then add the include in the extra include for your project and add the .lib in the extra library for your project
You can also bypass this level of dependency by building the source right with your dll. Make a sub folder under your project with the gmaip h and c++ files in it. Drag Drop the folder onto your project. You will have to tell MS Dev to allow compiling in multiple languages in the project properties and right click the asm file (which may not have been included by MS when you dropped the files on the project, so manually add it in) to tell ms to compile it with masm. Disable pre-compile headers or add #include "stdafx.h" in all the GMAPI headers.
I also had to fetch, online, the missing asm kernel32.inc file and add it to the project compiled also with masm.
Posted 15 September 2012 - 11:27 PM
Posted 16 September 2012 - 02:13 AM
Yay working!
How did you fix it?
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One of life's simplest pleasures is sifting through the words we once found important enough to write down: friendly notes, love letters, blog posts (hey, future me!), and the jackpot… old journals. If read correctly, ignoring the weekly personality changes and epiphanies, a lot of life lessons can be found amidst the babble.
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By luvsjustice on Sun, Jun 26, 2011 7:30 PM PDTI like that they brought closure to this show but wish it had NOT been ending. I have watched this show since it began and there is NO one like Goren/Vincent to play his detective character. I will miss him and Eames, they made great partners. Alas, they …more»0 of 0 people found this review helpful
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By Jason on Thu, Mar 31, 2011 5:50 AM PDTGoren and Eames are the best. This show is back to the top now that they have returned. I would love to have Jamey Sheridan back for the last season, but you can't have everything.
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