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Word Processors For The Rest Of Us
Word Processors For The Rest Of Us
by , 11:00 AM EDT, April 30th, 2003
We'll wait until the hisses and boos die down. It's funny how that one word can elicit such a rainbow of reactions; from unbridled admiration ("I love Microsoft so much that I want to name my first born Billy-Gee!"), to abject disillusionment ("Oh gawd! Is there naught but Word I can use to write my words?"), to seething hatred ("AAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!").
We try to keep an opened mind about Big Redmond. After all, even if Mr. Gates doesn't think it's true, there is ample room in the marketplace for multiple vendors of OSes, databases, and office products. The competition is healthy, it keeps the competitors on their toes, stimulates innovations, and keeps the consumers happy with reasonably priced and very capable products.
When OS X first hit the streets, if you wanted to write a good sized document that included some formatting features found only in advanced word processors, the only game in town was Microsoft. This much to Apple's shame, because we believed that Apple had a stellar opportunity to offer a new and improved AppleWorks to the world, one that took full advantage of the power of OS X. Instead it seems that Apple purposefully down played AppleWorks, giving us costume jewelry in place of what could have been a crown jewel. Ah well, no use lamenting about what could have been; we prefer to keep our eyes focused on what's going on now and what's in store for us in the future. And we like what we see when it comes to word processors.
It's a strange world when Microsoft can make an application that is more Mac-like than what Apple offers. It's even stranger when other app makers can produce a word processor with so many unique features while AppleWorks seems to stew in its own stale juices. There are other office applications taking shape for OS X, giving us more real choices, and that is a very good thing.
Any long-time Mac user will instantly recognize the name Nisus; the company has been making a very capable word processor almost as long as there have been Macs. Nisus has recently released Nisus Writer Express, a pared down version of their Classic compatible word processor. You can get Nisus Writer Express for US$79.
A new player in the word processor arena is Mellel. The thing that Mellel does well is to be able to handle Hebrew and other right-to-left languages in a document. Mellel is a work in progress but the authors promise great things. Mellel is very inexpensive, US$19.
A while back ComGrafix Inc. made their OS 9 version of their office product, Ragtime, available as a free download. The free version was called Ragtime Solo. The idea was to get people familiar with Ragtime so that newer versions would have a broader audience. Since that time ComGrafix Inc. has developed and released an OS X version of Ragtime and seems to have gotten what they wanted, a larger audience. Version 5.6 is currently available for OS X and will set you back US$595, which makes it more expensive than Microsoft's Office X. It is worth it? Download the demo, and be the judge.
Now that Apple supports X11, any app that uses X11 is as easy to use as apps made for Aqua. OpenOffice is an excellent example. No longer do you need to download and configure the FreeX86 X11 window manager, OpenOffice works as-is. The problem is that 'as is' is still beta, but it does work. In this case, AppleWorks would be the better choice, however.
Then, there's ThinkFree Office, a Java based office suite made to be compatible with Microsoft Office X. You can buy ThinkFree Office in the store for about US$50 or you can download it.
And finally, we should also mention two other word processors: AbiWord and Mariner Write. AbiWord is a usable app that will let you open and edit some Word documents, though it needs X11 to run. Mariner Software is slowly but surely completing an office suite of apps, the first two of which are Mariner Write (US$79), a popular and competent word processor, and Mariner Calc, a spreadsheet app (US$79, or both for US$139).
As you can see, there are lots of choices when it comes to word processors for OS X. Obviously, the breadth of choices narrow as you define your requirements for a word processor, but be mindful that we've listed only the more popular apps. There are dozens of shareware and free word processors around, each with its own peculiarity or speciality.
So, if you absolutely despise Big Redmond, or refuse to pay big nasty bucks for Word, it is comforting to know that you don't have to.
Vern Seward is a writer who currently lives in Orlando, FL. He's been a Mac fan since Atari Computers folded, but has worked with computers of nearly every type for 20 years.
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"Scandlines is a successful and profitable business , as we have learned to know over the past six years. We are pleased to invest further in order to support management in the execution of Scandlines' future plans and take full advantage of its growth potential," said Peter Wirtz , partner and managing director of 3i Germany.
3i and funds managed by 3i pay a total of 165 million euros to take over ACP's stake of 49 percent of Scandlines . The transaction is expected to be completed by year end.
"We would like to thank the ACP for their efforts over the past six years. ACP and 3i has actively taken part in the development of our business and played a key role in the success and growth that our company has undergone in the period. We look forward to building on the progress and ensure a leading market position in 3i's full ownership," says Søren Poulsgaard Jensen , CEO of Scandlines .
As part of 3i's acquisition of ACP's stake Scandlines has refinanced its existing loans into a new single loan agreement for 875 million euros.
" Since the acquisition in 2007 , Scandlines was transformed from a complex state-owned enterprise with a limited strategic aim for a modern and efficient ferry company with a focus on the most profitable short ferry. The company now has a good starting point to pursue its growth strategy and realize its full potential," says Jörg Spanier , CEO of Allianz Capital Partners.
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Malaysian banks race to get deposits
Publication Date : 04-08-2014
Malaysian banks are racing to increase their stash of deposits amid concerns on rising loan-to-deposit (LD) ratios.
This comes after CIMB Group Bhd, the second largest lender, fixed its fixed deposit rates at 3.4 per cent for a 12-month tenure two weeks ago from 3.15 per cent previously.
Among the bigger banks, the rate offered is highest and above the latest inflation rate of 3.3 per cent as at June this year.
Analysts described the rate set by CIMB as aggressive and could trigger another round of competition for low cost funds.
"The aggressive move was a negative surprise as it could whip up another round of competition for deposits," an analyst said.
The analyst said that both Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) and Public Bank Bhd may be forced to offer better FD rates to attract deposits, in order to meet their respective loan growth targets of 10 per cent to 12 per cent.
Fixed deposit rates have been inching up gradually since the Central Bank raised the overnight policy rate (OPR) by 25 basis points on July 14, 2014.
Maybank, which is widely regarded as the standard bearer, raised its fixed deposit rates by 15 basis points effective July 16 to 3.3 per cent per annum for a 12-month tenure. Public Bank Bhd's 12-month deposit rate per annum is 3.35 per cent.
Most banks followed suit with varying rates for deposits between one month to 12 months.
Another analyst said that the rise in deposit rates by 25 basis points was expected.
"The base case for the OPR increase was 25bps, so it is expected that deposit rates would also go up by the same. Anything less than that would be something extra for banks to keep," an analyst said.
The analyst however, is neutral on the impact of stiffer competition between banks following the revision in banks' FD rates. "Liquidity goes under Basel requirements, which signals for banks to compete more competitively," he said.
The race for fixed deposits, which is a source of cheap funds for banks, is due to the rising loans to deposit ratio (LD ratio) in the past five years. A rising LD ratio means that loans are growing faster than fixed deposits.
As at end-March 2014, Maybank's LD ratio stood at 91 per cent, while Public Bank's was 86.8 per cent, and CIMB Group's at 89.4 per cent, indicating tightening liquidity positions.
Maybank's LD ratio is the highest since September 2006.
A merchant banker said that Maybank, which has a 12 per cent target for loan growth in Malaysia for 2014, would have to expand its deposit base in tandem with loan growth, given its high LD ratio.
"To do that, it is likely to offer better rates for deposits, which then would lead to deposit rate competition within the industry," said a merchant banker.
CIMB Research said that banks that were not willing to compete on deposit rates would have to settle for slower loan growth due to the inability to secure adequate funding for that.
For the five-year period, the banking sector's LD ratio has climbed from 74.4 per cent in March 2009 to 80.7 per cent in March 2014. This is while deposits grew at a slower pace at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.4 per cent than the 11.2 per cent rate for loans.
As per Bank Negara statistics, the industry's FD rates on a 12-month term have been on an uptrend from 2.50 per cent per annum in January 2010, to 3.15 per cent in May 2014.
Although analysts project loan growth to be slower this year, within the 9.5 per cent to 10.5 per cent range, they anticipate the industry's total deposit to grow at an even weaker growth rate between 8 per cent and 9 per cent.
The slower expansion of deposits could be due to alternative investment options, continued strong interest in the property market, and low level of interest rates, which could deter consumers from leaving their money in the banks as it is a less attractive option.
"At the moment, the property market is seen as more attractive to invest in, especially for retail investors.
"They rather invest in property rather than in the bank or in the stock market," an analyst said.
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Ruchika molestation: Ex-DGP laments leniency to Rathore
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Chandigarh: Former DGP of Haryana RR Singh, who had been probing the Ruchika Girhotra molestation case, told the media that the law had not been stringent in punishing the accused, ex-DGP SPS Rathore.
Voicing his resentment, Singh remarked that Rathore had shown a total lack of cooperation and had even gone to the extent of threatening the hapless victim and pressurising her to his advantage.
He alleged that the guilty cop had even warned him of grim consequences if the former went against him. Singh also stated that Rathore wanted to prolong the case.
The police official, who wrote the first report in the case, also lamented that the laws of the country were not strict enough to nail a culprit for molesting a minor.
His report had concluded that Rathore had indeed molested Ruchika and that he should be punished.
Earlier in the day, disgraced but defiant Rathore said the Ruchika Girhotra molestation "case is still not over" and he would soon approach a higher court to appeal against his conviction.
"Right now, I do not want to comment on the court`s verdict or about this case as it is still not over. I will further move an appeal in a higher court very soon," Rathore told from his Panchkula residence.
Rathore was on Monday convicted by a special CBI court here in the Aug 12, 1990, Ruchika Girhotra molestation case. The 14-year-old budding tennis player had committed suicide in December 1993, three years after the incident, following her and her family`s continuous harassment allegedly at the behest of Rathore.
Rathore, who was an IG in Haryana police when the molestation incident took place, continued to be promoted by successive governments in the state despite the charges against him. He became Haryana DGP (October 1999-December 2000) during the rule of chief minister Om Prakash Chautala.
The complainants against Rathore, Anand and Madhu Prakash, whose daughter Aradhana was the prime witness to the molestation incident, and their lawyer also opine that the punishment given to Rathore - six months in jail - is too little.
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Libya insists can match ICC charges against Seif al-Islam
Tripoli alleges Seif ordered use of live rounds against civilian demonstrators, that he recruited Pakistani mercenaries to put down revolt.
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In custody in Zintan since his arrest
Libya has enough evidence to charge Moamer Gathafi's son Seif al-Islam with crimes against humanity, lawyers told the International Criminal Court on Tuesday amid a dispute over where he should face justice.
While the ICC wants Seif, the only son of the slain Libyan leader in custody, to be tried in The Hague, Libya's post-revolutionary authorities insist they are willing and able to put him on trial in his home country.
A probe "has already produced considerable results," Libya lawyer Philippe Sands told a two-day hearing on Seif's fate. "There is a wide range of evidence that will constitute an indictment the same as that presented by the ICC's prosecutor."
The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Seif, 40, and Gathafi's former spymaster Abdullah Senussi, 63, in June 2011 for crimes against humanity committed while trying to crush the popular revolt against the veteran leader's iron-fisted rule.
Evidence against Seif includes how he told Libyan security forces during a television broadcast to use violence shortly after the outbreak of the uprising in mid-February last year, Sands said.
Tripoli also alleges that Seif ordered the use of live rounds against civilian demonstrators and that he recruited Pakistani mercenaries to put down the revolt.
Seif has been in custody in the northwestern Libyan hilltown of Zintan since his arrest last November in the wake of the uprising that toppled his father after more than 40 years in power.
Senussi was extradited to Libya last month from Mauritania, where he was arrested in March as he tried to enter the country from Morocco using a Malian passport under a different name.
Tripoli and the ICC have been at loggerheads since his capture over where Seif al-Islam's should be tried, with Libya's new leaders saying they want him in the dock before one of their courts.
"The government of Libya is committed to carrying out a fair trial for any ex-Gathafi government official," Tripoli's lawyer Ahmed al-Jehani told the ICC.
"We will create a judicial system that is fair and this will prove our commitment to the rule of law," Jehani said of his country's burgeoning post-revolutionary administration.
But, Jehani said, this is a "complicated process and Libya needs more time" to put Seif and other Gathafi loyalists on trial, something that would contribute to reconciliation in the North African nation.
"Swift justice does not allow for due process -- and it is not desirable," Jehani said.
Libyan officials had asked in May for the court to quash a surrender request and throw out the case, saying they had the means to put Seif on trial -- but until now have not managed to do so.
A warrant for the late Libyan strongman was scrapped after Gathafi was killed by rebel forces on October 20 last year.
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Decapitated equines have had a Mafiosi context until now: who could forget that pillow surprise in The Godfather? Mari Jungstedt's novel takes the image into a different setting, while retaining its iconic horror. The Swedish island of Gotland, with its mixture of hard-working locals and wealthy incomers, is enjoying its innocent summer when two young girls discover that a beloved pony is no longer available to ride. In ancient Scandinavia, a horse's head stuck on a pole was a fearsome threat – but where is poor Pontus's head, and whom will it threaten?
Things go rapidly downhill as animal abuse turns into a murder investigation. There's an archaeological dig taking place, and a visiting Dutch student is found hanging from a tree with strange markings on her skin. Detective Superintendent Anders Knutas finds himself caught in a complex web that involves a group of archaeologists, stolen treasure and a psychopath stalking the island.
There's also the possibility of an unpleasant inheritance from the Viking past: the "threefold death", where a victim is hanged, stabbed and drowned, economically placating three different gods. And maybe some sophisticated modern professionals want to revert to an ancient religion involving buckets of chicken's blood. The tiny island is seething with a heady brew of historical traditions, jealousies and murderous passions.
In her third novel featuring Knutas and television reporter Johan Berg, Jungstedt's plotting skills have developed to create satisfying entanglements, and her main characters are now richer personalities. The members of the archaeological excavation are persuasively delineated, while Berg's romantic entanglement is treated with depth and subtlety. There is plenty of tension as reporter and detective discover bloody rituals and get closer to the killer. I did worry about how much farmyard life there was left on Gotland, but no doubt it can re-stock in time for Jungstedt's next thriller.
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Despite an official warning from the government last August, manufacturers and wholesalers of fluorescent lamps in the UK continue to impose a 16p (about 28 cents) per unit charge on customers to cover compliance costs related to the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment directive (WEEE), even though the practice is illegal under legislation, BusinessGreen.com reports.
The WEEE directive was introduced in the UK last year with the goal of ensuring that the cost of potentially hazardous electronic waste was covered by manufactures.
Kath Barker, a spokeswoman for the WEEE implementation team told BusinessGreen.com that the regulation "does not give a producer the right to impose an additional charge on purchaser to cover the cost of treatment and recycling as required by the regulations."
Electrical Distributors Association Director, Nigel Ellis, told BusinessGreen.com that he was surprised that WEEE-related surcharges were in violation of the directive.
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Saracens' hopes of finishing top of the Aviva Premiership were dealt a bitter blow last night when lowly Worcester pulled off a 16-11 win at Sixways, after the visitors had opened up an 8-0 lead.
Worcester slowly but surely got into the match, and with experienced former England fly-half Andy Goode kicking 11 points they pulled off a tremendous victory against the odds.
Saracens raced into the lead with a superb try by Michael Tagicakibau, which owed much to the clever hands of Schalk Brits and Andy Saull. Alex Goode, making his 100th appearance for the club, missed the conversion but was successful with a simple penalty and the visitors had an early eight-point advantage.
Somehow Worcester stemmed the tide and with the last movement of the half, a clearance kick from Brits was charged down, Andy Goode's pass went astray but Alex Grove hacked on the loose ball to score the try which Goode converted.
Saracens regained the lead but the accurate boot of Goode saw Worcester home to savour the most unlikely of wins.
Disappointed Saracens coach Mark McCall said: "We played brilliantly for 30 minutes but we missed a couple of opportunities. After that initial half-hour we lost the penalty count 12-1, which is incredible. We are unbelievably disappointed but we have to be more disciplined and more composed."
In last night's other game, Sale Sharks ran in six tries as they powered to a dominant, bonus-point 46-34 victory over Wasps, who succumbed to their ninth consecutive Premiership defeat.
Sale scored three first-half tries through Sam Tuitupou (two) and Dwayne Peel as they opened up a 25-14 advantage. The Sharks repeated the try-scoring feat in the second period with Andy Powell, Johnny Leota and Rob Miller all going over, though two late Joe Simpson scores made the score appear more respectable.
"I think you have to put your hands up," the Wasps director of rugby, Dai Young, said. "We struggled with their tempo that they brought to the game, their power runners were just too much for us to handle and they were always on the front-foot."
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FORT DUCHESNE, Uintah County — Investigators were waiting Tuesday for results of an autopsy to determine how a man found dead in a trailer park died.
Uintah County sheriff's deputies were called to the the Country Village trailer park about 3:40 p.m. Monday for a welfare check. Inside, they found the body of David Urrutia, 38, of Fort Duchesne.
The sheriff's office was releasing few other details Tuesday. The trailer park is located on U.S. Highway 40, about 11 miles east of Roosevelt.
The Utah Attorney General's Office, the Utah State Crime Lab, the FBI and Uintah County Attorney's Office were all participating in the investigation.
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Has a great last day of the year at Burton Marshes with the buff belly pipit showing well !
Was Bit manic at times but a happy new year to all
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|31 Dec 2013 - 6:46 PM
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31 Dec 2013 - 6:50 PM
Lovely little chap all puffed up against the cold.
Happy New year to you and yours. May 2014 be a good one for you.
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