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Ditto needs to add much more documentation about "supported types", which are sometimes referred to as "formats". I'm very frustrated trying to get this to work, even with what little I've found in forums and general web searches.
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I am an extremely fussy/discerning user. Ditto had become one of my all-time favourite applications. Utterly brilliant. BUT recently a bug has appeared that means that after a day or two, when you paste out if the small window of recent clippings, the window is left visible. This means that every single time you paste, you are required to click the little box top right. This is as SERIOUS bug. Normally I would only mention this in the support forums. However the authors are taking a LONG time to fix this problem. Until the fix it Ditto is more or less useless.
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It's unobtrusive, and it Just Works.
Good tool exactly when you working with servers remote
It awesome, it would be perfect if we could also edit the HTML source code of the entries (being able to use tinyMCE editor would solve this issue and offer much more editing flexibility)
One of the most feature rich clipboard editors I've worked with. It's also written in C and the last one I used was written in Java and not as snappy as this one. The only feature I found I was really missing was the ability to make tabs from snippets that I use frequently. Compiling this project from source was very easy and a pleasure. I put up some build instruction in the discussion section.
Quick and easy, solved a problem! Working on a project, I had 3 items to copy/paste into a longish list of places/documents. Found Ditto with a quick web search and downloaded it. It is SO easy to use and made quick work of what would have otherwise been a knuckle busting (because of repeated Ctrl-C / Ctrl-V back and forths) job get done quickly. Found the options for changing the invoke hotkey, and setting up a way to just punch in a number to get each entry to paste where I needed it, figured out how to reorder the entries and not have them change... all with very little help reference. Intuitive! Very happy with Ditto!
A piece of art. A must have. An example of simplicity. Working with this program is an addiction.
I can't live without Ditto. A really good app that comes in handy when you have to do lots of copy and pastes.
simple, portable and easy. unlike clipjump, it lists all items, which is more direct.
This is an awesome tool. I've been using it for years and absolutely cannot operate without it..... or at least, I don't want to. It did, however, take me a little bit to get use to, but after playing around with the different configuration options and repetitive use, it's became pretty easy to use and becomes like second nature when you want to paste something. Plus, I love how you can create folders to organize your clips and be able to edit them if desired. I have thousands of clippings and this thing has not lagged once. Excellent job, developers. Highly recommend it.
Great project and very useful tool at work and at home. Thank you for sharing it.
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Simple, effective, professional. I never have a computer I use without a clipboard manager, which is why I always seek dittos latest and greatest versions. Thank you for your contribution to the community.
thank you for sharing your great work!
I like ditto very mutch! BUT I wait for a simple new feature who will improve the user experience and made that I will give 5 stars to ditto:In the list of copied items it must be possible to protect the items in sub directorys. And I want a delete all in the root directory button. In this way it will be possible to all items in the root and to keep all items in sub directorys. A big part of the utility of ditto is shrunked by the fact that it is needed to delete some times the idems in the root mannually to avoid to have thausands of Items in the ditto List.
Security warning: I installed this software a few weeks ago. Configured it to save max 50 entries, with an expiration after 1 day. Randomly checked the Ditto database today: it contained OVER 5000 ENTRIES dating +/- back to the day I installed it more than 3 WEEKS ago. Big fat massive SECURITY ISSUE there.
The word "essential" is overused. But, in the case of "Ditto" I'm going to use it - as I don't know what I would do without it. "Ditto" = "Essential"
I think that Ditto it's a very helpful util that all programmer must have!
This does just about anything and is one of the 1st things I install on new computer. Awesome support from the developer via the forum. This is obviously something he uses every day. Lets hope he doesn't switch to OSX :) Took a star away because: - the documentation for anything beyond the basics is a sucky. There's loads of functionality that's alluded to that's impossibly hard to figure out. - the UI is a bit of a dumping ground. Again, lots of functionality that's there...but what does it do/mean?
Best Clipboard Manager ever
I love it!!!
This works really well and increases my productivity by an incredible amount (i'm a programmer). I put the shortcut keys for opening the paste menu on ctrl+shift+v (super paste) I just wish the design of the paste menu got updated sometime.
I have been using Ditto for years and I absolutely love it. Works great for me in Win8 and Win7. I'm especially grateful that development has continued. All of my annoyances have been eliminated one-by-one, and I was able to solve things in the mean-time by reading through the forum. Thanks!
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Joint declaration – European aviation says "It's time to stand up for the EU"
Joint declaration – European aviation says "It's time to stand up for the EU"
23 March 2017: In two days, it will be 60 years since representatives of six countries, gathered in Rome and signed the treaty that established the European Economic Community – which over time, developed and expanded into the current European Union (EU) of 28 countries.
With the EU project facing unprecedented criticism and existential threats, the aviation sector today wishes to remind people of the EU's achievements within air transport.
The Single Aviation Market established by the EU during the 1990s, removed regulatory and market barriers and created a fully integrated market for aviation, based on common rules across the EU and beyond. This has been instrumental in increasingly connectivity and prosperity – as it provided greater access to markets and lowered prices for air travel and air freight services.
In view of the important role and value that the Single Aviation Market plays in the economic development and social cohesion of the EU, stakeholders from across the entire spectrum of aviation today make this united declaration, with one exclusive purpose – to stand up for the European Union.
"As businesses and together with our employees, we cannot afford to lose the freedom, legal certainty, connectivity and prosperity enabled by the Single Aviation Market. We are mindful that these essential benefits are intrinsically linked to the wider political endeavours and dynamics of the EU.
This is why we are calling on Member States to preserve, reform and strengthen the EU."
The nine associations behind this initiative represent the aerospace industry, airlines, airports, business aviation, helicopter operators, air navigation service providers and trade unions.
This declaration is today being sent to all EU-27* heads of government and transport ministers, as well as to the EU institutions. It is also published today in the European edition of weekly newspaper, POLITICO.
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The full declaration can be downloaded from the top of this page.
* The countries are: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
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www.canso.org www.ebaa.org www.eha-heli.eu
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African Air Transport (AFRAA) -
Fund, investment agency proposed for air sector in Africa
30 may 2006 15:13:00
Tunis- Tunisia (PANA)
-- Delegates attending the Tunis meeting on air transport in Africa have recommended the establishment of a Fund and an Investment Agency in order to promote investments in the sector.
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©-Panapress-30 may 2006 15:13:00-thread Economy (309words)
Congo sues for subregional African airlines
29 may 2006 18:16:00
Tunis- Tunisia (PANA)
-- Congolese Transport and Civil Aviation Minister and chairman of the African Transport Ministers conference, André Okombi-Salissa, said Monday in Tunis that Africa has no alternatives but to create regional airline companies.
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©-Panapress-29 may 2006 18:16:00-thread Economy (178words)
Heavy fog stops SAA, Air Malawi flights from landing
28 may 2006 16:23:00
Blantyre- Malawi (PANA)
-- Persistent fog in Malawi's commercial capital, Blantyre, has since last Tuesday prevented Air Malawi and South African Airways (SAA) flights from landing, a senior airline official confirmed here Sunday.
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©-Panapress-28 may 2006 16:23:00-thread Economy (198words)
Africa must develop air transport to speed up integration
28 may 2006 13:55:00
Tunis- Tunisia (PANA)
-- There is a need to develop and improve air transport in Africa as "a new sector" that, in the longer term, will attract an important share of the traffic and markets currently dominated by foreign carriers, Christian Folly-Kossi, secretary general of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA), told PANA here on Sunday.
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©-Panapress-28 may 2006 13:55:00-thread Economy (1051words)
UAE Etihad Airways expands flights to Khartoum
28 may 2006 10:42:00
Khartoum- Sudan (PANA)
-- Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways, the UAE's national airline, will begin a thrice-a-week service to Khartoum on 5 July 2006, official airline sources announced here.
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©-Panapress-28 may 2006 10:42:00-thread Economy (163words)
SAA voted Best Airline in Africa
26 may 2006 14:13:00
Johannesburg- South Africa (PANA)
-- South African Airways (SAA) has been voted as the Best Airline Based in Africa at the Official Airline of the Year Awards held recently in the United Kingdom.
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©-Panapress-26 may 2006 14:13:00-thread Society (248words)
Nigeria sacks 'drug trafficking' airport security chiefs
26 may 2006 08:55:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Nigeria's federal government has fired two top officials in charge of the nation's airports for allegedly colluding with drug carriers to escape scrutiny at the airports, media reports said here Friday.
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©-Panapress-26 may 2006 08:55:00-thread Economy (98words)
Nigeria aviation minister sounds weather warning
25 may 2006 10:20:00
Abuja- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Relying on reports from Nigeria's meteorologists, Aviation minister Babalola Borishade has warned of adverse weather along the West African coast this year and urged airline pilots to take great caution while flying in the area.
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©-Panapress-25 may 2006 10:20:00-thread Economy (239words)
Nigeria stipulates new capital base for airline operators
24 may 2006 23:10:00
Abuja- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Apparently to forestall a repeat of the deadly accidents that plagued the country's aviation sector last year, the Nigerian government has stipulated new compulsory capital base for airline operators in the country as part of the ongoing changes in this key sector.
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©-Panapress-24 may 2006 23:10:00-thread Economy (264words)
Four die in Sao Tome after aircraft crashes into sea
24 may 2006 20:59:00
Sao Tome- Sao Tome and Principe (PANA)
-- An Air Sao Tome aircraft crashed into the sea Tuesday night, killing four people, including a Gabonese crew member.
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©-Panapress-24 may 2006 20:59:00-thread Economy (96words)
Controversy over presidential jet continues despite sale
23 may 2006 22:27:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- The controversy surrounding the 1999 acquisition of a presidential jet for Ghana continues seven years on despite the aircraft having flown out this week under a deal with a Chinese company.
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©-Panapress-23 may 2006 22:27:00-thread Politics (132words)
Ghana opposition questions sale of presidential jet
22 may 2006 23:06:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- Ghana's main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in parliament on Monday questioned the mode of disposal of the controversial presidential jet by the government and said the deal raised more questions than answers.
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©-Panapress-22 may 2006 23:06:00-thread Politics (246words)
Reported plane crash near KwaZulu-Natal still unconfirmed
22 may 2006 15:56:00
Cape Town- South Africa (PANA)
-- Mystery surrounds a reported aircraft crash in the sea off Port Shepstone on South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal coast.
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©-Panapress-22 may 2006 15:56:00-thread Society (131words)
Ghana sells off controversial presidential jet
21 may 2006 18:13:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- Ghana has sold its Gulf Stream GIII presidential jet to a Chinese firm, the government said Sunday in Accra.
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©-Panapress-21 may 2006 18:13:00-thread Politics (182words)
Nigeria approves new aviation handling company
17 may 2006 22:27:00
Abuja- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Nigeria's federal cabinet Wednesday approved the licensing of a Swiss firm as a ground handling company for airlines operating in Nigeria and the nation's airports.
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©-Panapress-17 may 2006 22:27:00-thread Economy (112words)
Obasanjo's pilot suspended
17 may 2006 22:16:00
Abuja- Nigeria (PANA)
-- The regulatory Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the operation licence of the pilot who flew President Olusegun Obasanjo three weeks ago for not adhering to safety precautions before he aborted take-off during a trip from the capital city of Abuja to Lagos.
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©-Panapress-17 may 2006 22:16:00-thread Society (171words)
Local airline sues Kenya Airways over debt
17 may 2006 14:50:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
-- African International Airlines based in Nairobi has sued Kenya Airways, claiming non-payment of $2,084,507 debt.
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©-Panapress-17 may 2006 14:50:00-thread Economy (172words)
Nigeria's presidential jet loses cabin pressure, returns to base
16 may 2006 22:09:00
Abuja- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Nigeria's newly-acquired, state-of-the-art presidential plane, a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), lost cabin pressure mid-air while ferrying President Olusegun Obasanjo and his entourage to Paris Tuesday, forcing the pilot to make an emergency return to Abuja.
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©-Panapress-16 may 2006 22:09:00-thread Society (278words)
Russia to set up aviation training centre in Ghana
16 may 2006 21:48:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- Russia is to establish a sub-regional aviation training and helicopter servicing centre for West Africa in Ghana, a senior Russian military officer announced here Tuesday.
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©-Panapress-16 may 2006 21:48:00-thread Economy (202words)
Rwanda Air Express announces Bujumbura-Johannesburg direct flight
14 may 2006 20:32:00
Bujumbura- Burundi (PANA)
-- The Rwanda Air Express on Sunday announced a Bujumbura-Johannesburg direct flight to South Africa, with a reduced fare.
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©-Panapress-14 may 2006 20:32:00-thread Society (114words)
Plane crash-lands on freeway in Nigeria
08 may 2006 08:43:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- A Brazilian-registered light aircraft with three crew members on board crash-landed on a busy Nigerian freeway Sunday, but no life was lost in the accident, the local press reported Monday.
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©-Panapress-08 may 2006 08:43:00-thread Economy (160words)
Obasanjo launches new presidential jet
07 may 2006 11:59:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Nigeria has taken delivery of a new presidential jet, a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), with President Olusegun Obasanjo due to launch it Sunday with an inaugural flight from the capital Abuja to the economic capital of Lagos, state houses sources has said.
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©-Panapress-07 may 2006 11:59:00-thread Society (312words)
3 bodies found in WFP crash wreckage in Uganda
06 may 2006 19:12:00
Kampala- Uganda (PANA)
– At least three bodies hav-e been found in the wreckage of a small plane chartered by the UN food agency WFP, which crashed in the Rwenzori Mountain of western Uganda after going missing last week in restive eastern DR Congo (DRC).
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©-Panapress-06 may 2006 19:12:00-thread Society (190words)
3 bodies found in crashed WFP-hired plane
06 may 2006 12:19:00
Kampala- Uganda (PANA)
– At least three bodies hav-e been found in the wreckage of a small plane chartered by United Nations food agency, WFP, which crashed in the Rwenzori Mountain of western Uganda, a week after the air plane went missing in restive eastern DR Congo.
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©-Panapress-06 may 2006 12:19:00-thread Society (166words)
Major African airlines seek alliances to cut airfares
05 may 2006 22:35:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
-- Heads of Africa's top airlines have called for a collaborative strategy to enable successful airlines share resources and expertise with the commercially viable airlines to accelerate economic development across the continent.
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©-Panapress-05 may 2006 22:35:00-thread Economy (128words)
El Barrak opens Tripoli-Rabat line
03 may 2006 12:53:00
Rabat- Morocco (PANA)
-- Libyan airline company, El Barrak, will on Wednesday open a new air link between Tripoli and Rabat, an official source said in the Moroccan capital.
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©-Panapress-03 may 2006 12:53:00-thread Economy (143words)
Ethiopian marks 60th anniversary in the sky
03 may 2006 12:37:00
Addis Ababa- Ethiopia (PANA)
-- Crew and ground staff loyalty, combined with a high standard of professionalism and work ethics, have enabled Africa's first airline not only to extend its wings across the globe but also to remain in the skies for six decades.
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©-Panapress-03 may 2006 12:37:00-thread Economy (744words)
Plane wreckage spotted on DRC's border with Uganda
01 may 2006 14:28:00
Johannesburg- South Africa (PANA)
-- The UN World Food Programme and a South Africa-based aircraft operator have said that searchers aboard a UN helicopter on Sunday located wreckage of an aircraft in a mountainous area on the border between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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©-Panapress-01 may 2006 14:28:00-thread Society (253words)
SAA abandons Accra stopover to US
26 april 2006 14:40:00
Johannesburg- South Africa (PANA)
-- South African Airways (SAA) will move its United States stopover from Accra, Ghana to Dakar, Senegal as of 1 May, the airline announced Wednesday.
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©-Panapress-26 april 2006 14:40:00-thread Economy (141words)
SAA introduces Johannesburg-Washington route
25 april 2006 15:48:00
Cape Town- South Africa (PANA)
-- South African Airways (SAA) Tuesday announced the introduction of a daily service on its route between Johannesburg and Washington-Dulles International Airport and will therefore discontinue its daily service to Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
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©-Panapress-25 april 2006 15:48:00-thread Economy (226words)
Kenya Airways adds temperature sensitive cargo service
25 april 2006 15:36:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
-- Kenya's national carrier, the Kenya Airways, has introduced a new service in its cargo division dedicated to temperature sensitive pharmaceutical products.
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©-Panapress-25 april 2006 15:36:00-thread Economy (210words)
Arab bank funds expansion of Mali's Kayes airport
18 april 2006 21:35:00
Bamako- Mali (PANA)
-- The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) has given Mali a US$13 million loan (about 7.
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©-Panapress-18 april 2006 21:35:00-thread Economy (139words)
Nigerian aviation authorities blame weather for plane crashes
14 april 2006 13:52:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Citing interim reports, Nigerian aviation authorities have blamed the two deadly plane crashes in the country late last year on heavy winds and other "natural causes".
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©-Panapress-14 april 2006 13:52:00-thread Society (268words)
US shareholders sue Ghana authorities in airline row
12 april 2006 14:37:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- US shareholders in Ghana International Airlines, a joint venture between the Ghana government and a US consortium, have taken court action to reverse last Friday's controversial dismissal of the airline's chief executive, Brian Presbury.
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©-Panapress-12 april 2006 14:37:00-thread Economy (364words)
Kenyan pilots threaten strike over hiring foreign aviators
11 april 2006 13:07:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
-- Kenyan airline pilots on Tuesday threatened to go on strike over the national carrier Kenya Airways' plans to hire foreign pilots to work for the airline.
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©-Panapress-11 april 2006 13:07:00-thread Economy (316words)
Minister denies sacking Ghana Airline CEO
10 april 2006 21:42:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- Kwadwo Mpiani, Ghanaian Chief of Staff and Minister for Presidential Affairs, explained here Monday that it was the Board of Directors of the Ghana International Airlines Limited (GIAL), that terminated the appointment of the airline's Chief Executive Officer, Brian Presbury on Friday.
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©-Panapress-10 april 2006 21:42:00-thread Economy (381words)
Star Alliance welcomes South African Airways membership
10 april 2006 16:25:00
Johannesburg- South Africa (PANA)
-- Star Alliance, an airline network, on Monday welcomed South African Airways (SAA) as the 18th member of the alliance.
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©-Panapress-10 april 2006 16:25:00-thread Society (271words)
Govt sacks 4 top managers of new Ghana airline
10 april 2006 10:26:00
Accra- Ghana (PANA)
-- The Ghana government has dismissed four top management staff of Ghana International Airlines (GIA), a joint venture between the Ghana government (70%) and a US consortium (30%).
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©-Panapress-10 april 2006 10:26:00-thread Economy (208words)
Ghana airline hits turbulence
10 april 2006 09:07:00
Accra- Ghana ((PANA)
-- Ghana International Airline (GIA), a joint government/private venture born after the demise of the state- owned Ghana Airways Corporation, appears to have hit turbulence, less than six months after taking off.
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©-Panapress-10 april 2006 09:07:00-thread Economy (381words)
Malawi's aviation boss resigns
07 april 2006 13:01:00
Blantyre- Malawi (PANA)
-- Malawi's acting director of Civil Aviation Department, Justin Mkandawire, has resigned from his post following an air traffic controllers' strike in February that saw the officers abandon their posts during working hours.
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©-Panapress-07 april 2006 13:01:00-thread Economy (208words)
Local air fares go up 20% in Nigeria
06 april 2006 15:54:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Local airlines in Nigerian have raised fares by 20 percent because of high operational costs, the umbrella Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) announced here Thursday.
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©-Panapress-06 april 2006 15:54:00-thread Economy (182words)
First African Airlines Forum for Bamako Thursday
05 april 2006 21:44:00
Bamako- Mali (PANA)
-- A two-day international forum on air transport in Africa dubbed "First African Airlines Forum" opens Thursday in Bamako, involving public and private air transport operators as well as industries depending this sector.
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©-Panapress-05 april 2006 21:44:00-thread Economy (180words)
Kenya moves to improve aviation services
03 april 2006 22:44:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
-- Kenya is planning an investment of some 100 million US dollars to further improve facilities at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) to meet growing demands, George Muhoho, Kenya Airports Authority chief executive, said here Monday.
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©-Panapress-03 april 2006 22:44:00-thread Economy (277words)
Cape Verdean airline flies into Boston
31 march 2006 09:44:00
Praia- Cape Verde (PANA)
– Cape Verdean airline co-mpany, TACV, has begun regular direct flights between Praia, the islands' capital, and the American city of Boston, in the State of Massachusetts, the airline announced.
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©-Panapress-31 march 2006 09:44:00-thread Economy (141words)
Ethiopian airline plans regional aviation academy
30 march 2006 14:13:00
Addis Ababa- Ethiopia (PANA)
-- In view of the rising need for aviation professionals in Africa and the Middle East, Ethiopian airline announced Thursday that it was taking steps to expand its Multinational Aviation Training Centre here to a regional academy.
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©-Panapress-30 march 2006 14:13:00-thread Economy (241words)
EU African airlines ban attracts criticism
29 march 2006 16:45:00
Nairobi- Kenya (PANA)
– African Airlines Associati-on (AFRAA) Wednesday termed the banning of certain African airlines from European skies as damaging the African airlines business and paints a negative picture of all scheduled flights from the continent.
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©-Panapress-29 march 2006 16:45:00-thread Economy (360words)
SA security probes multi-million-dollar airport robbery
28 march 2006 19:09:00
Johannesburg- South Africa (PANA)
-- South African Airways (SAA) has emphasised that the robbery that took place at Johannesburg International Airport on Saturday took place after all passengers had left the aircraft for the terminal.
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©-Panapress-28 march 2006 19:09:00-thread Economy (236words)
SA opts to keep African airlines on board
28 march 2006 12:49:00
Cape Town- South Africa (PANA)
-- South Africa will not follow the European Union's decision banning from its airspace African airlines it labelled death traps, a transport department official has said.
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©-Panapress-28 march 2006 12:49:00-thread Economy (181words)
Air France awards Malian travel agency
27 march 2006 19:12:00
Bamako- Mali (PANA)
-- Air France on Saturday awarded the Malian travel agency "Azur Voyages" for the quality of its service and dynamism, an official at affirmed here Monday.
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©-Panapress-27 march 2006 19:12:00-thread Society (96words)
Virgin Nigeria's maiden flight to Dakar suffers setback
18 march 2006 12:21:00
Lagos- Nigeria (PANA)
-- Thursday's scheduled maiden flight to Dakar by the national flag carrier Virgin Nigeria did not make it to the Senegalese capital after a technical problem forced the pilot to make an air return, the airline's spokesman Larry Agose said Saturday.
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CARDIFF'S British National League ice hockey team are on the brink of collapse.
Amid demonstrations by supporters opposed to the current management, recent attendances have been around 500 - many of those on free tickets - and owner Brian Candy admitted: "We are in financial trouble and things look bleak. I have to make decisions undefined and I am talking days, not weeks."
Cardiff are due to start their BNL fixtures this weekend, travelling to Fife on Saturday and then returning to play Slough at home on Sunday.
Cardiff Devils' Superleague team, which disbanded during the summer, regularly attracted attendances of 2,000-plus.
Candy is offering the club to a fans-based consortium in a last-ditch bid to ensure the survival of team, but he will not say who they are.
Cardiff Devils Suppporters Limited and Friends of Cardiff Devils both deny any interest in running the club, while Candy said: "All I am saying is that the door is open. If anybody has any ideas bring them forward."
If the team fails then the lease automatically reverts to Bob Phillips, although, with no ice hockey team, he could be liable to pay full rent on the Wales National Ice Rink.


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fixed adb access!
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I woldnt be quick to call it a scripting problem because its the identical script to my other ICS ROMS that DO work on twrp (Rezound and Evo 3D).
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I will flash this and test it myself and see what the deal is. The scripting I use with my ROM is pretty basic.
Format, mount, extract, symlink, unmount. Nothing fancy there.
I'll join IRC channel after I have to time to play to help T/S if OP wants?
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- 159-160 Erratum to "Governance with poor investor protection: evidence from top executive turnover in Italy": [Journal of Financial Economics 64 (2002) 61-90]
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June 2002, Volume 64, Issue 3
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- 341-372 Empirical pricing kernels
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May 2002, Volume 64, Issue 2
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- 243-284 Liquidity risk and specialness
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by Hellmann, Thomas
April 2002, Volume 64, Issue 1
- 3-34 Asset liquidity, debt covenants, and managerial discretion in financial distress:*1: the collapse of L.A. Gear
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- 35-59 Growth opportunities and corporate debt policy: the case of the U.S. defense industry
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- 61-90 Governance with poor investor protection: evidence from top executive turnover in Italy
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- 91-115 Limited arbitrage in mergers and acquisitions
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by Pastor, Lubos & Stambaugh, Robert F.
- 351-380 Investing in equity mutual funds
by Pastor, Lubos & Stambaugh, Robert F.
- 381-414 Do after-tax returns affect mutual fund inflows?
by Bergstresser, Daniel & Poterba, James
- 415-441 Expectation puzzles, time-varying risk premia, and affine models of the term structure
by Dai, Qiang & Singleton, Kenneth J.
- 443-494 Asymmetric correlations of equity portfolios
by Ang, Andrew & Chen, Joseph
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- 161-210 Simulated likelihood estimation of diffusions with an application to exchange rate dynamics in incomplete markets
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- 211-234 Resources, real options, and corporate strategy
by Bernardo, Antonio E. & Chowdhry, Bhagwan
- 235-261 When a buyback isn't a buyback: open market repurchases and employee options
by Kahle, Kathleen M.
- 263-274 Depositor discipline and changing strategies for regulating thrift institutions
by Goldberg, Lawrence G. & Hudgins, Sylvia C.
- 275-310 Corporate leverage and currency crises
by Bris, Arturo & Koskinen, Yrjo
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- 3-50 The jump-risk premia implicit in options: evidence from an integrated time-series study
by Pan, Jun
- 51-77 Does diversification destroy value? Evidence from the industry shocks
by Lamont, Owen A. & Polk, Christopher
- 79-98 Contracting in the investment management industry: *1: evidence from mutual funds
by Deli, Daniel N. & Varma, Raj
- 99-131 Agents watching agents?: evidence from pension fund ownership and firm value
by Woidtke, Tracie
- 133-158 Liquidity provision and specialist trading in NYSE-listed non-U.S. stocks
by Bacidore, Jeffrey M. & Sofianos, George
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- 415-452 Bankers on boards: *1: monitoring, conflicts of interest, and lender liability
by Kroszner, Randall S. & Strahan, Philip E.
- 453-488 Pay for performance? Government regulation and the structure of compensation contracts
by Perry, Tod & Zenner, Marc
- 489-523 Linking pay to performance--compensation proposals in the S&P 500
by Morgan, Angela G. & Poulsen, Annette B.
- 525-558 Does Delaware law improve firm value?
by Daines, Robert
- 559-571 Understanding the determinants of managerial ownership and the link between ownership and performance: comment
by Zhou, Xianming
November 2001, Volume 62, Issue 2
- 201-245 An equilibrium model of irreversible investment
by Kogan, Leonid
- 247-292 Convergence trading with wealth effects: an amplification mechanism in financial markets
by Xiong, Wei
- 293-325 Extracting factors from heteroskedastic asset returns
by Jones, Christopher S.
- 327-376 Evaluating the specification errors of asset pricing models
by Hodrick, Robert J. & Zhang, Xiaoyan
- 377-411 The performance of professional market timers: daily evidence from executed strategies
by Chance, Don M. & Hemler, Michael L.
October 2001, Volume 62, Issue 1
- 3-37 Factor dependence of Bermudan swaptions: fact or fiction?
by Andersen, Leif & Andreasen, Jesper
- 39-66 Throwing away a billion dollars: the cost of suboptimal exercise strategies in the swaptions market
by Longstaff, Francis A. & Santa-Clara, Pedro & Schwartz, Eduardo S.
- 67-130 Portfolio choice and equity characteristics: characterizing the hedging demands induced by return predictability
by Lynch, Anthony W.
- 131-167 Pricing and hedging in incomplete markets
by Carr, Peter & Geman, Helyette & Madan, Dilip B.
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by Yeoman, John C.
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- 311-344 Capital budgeting and compensation with asymmetric information and moral hazard
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by Chen, Joseph & Hong, Harrison & Stein, Jeremy C.
- 383-416 Following the leader: *1: a study of individual analysts' earnings forecasts
by Cooper, Rick A. & Day, Theodore E. & Lewis, Craig M.
- 417-448 Managerial timing and corporate liquidity: *1: evidence from actual share repurchases
by Brockman, Paul & Chung, Dennis Y.
- 449-475 The duration of bank relationships
by Ongena, Steven & Smith, David C.
- 477-478 Erratum to:'The option to withdraw IPOs during the premarket: empirical analysis' : [Journal of Financial Economics 60 (2001) 73-102]
by Busaba, Walid Y. & Benveniste, Lawrence M. & Guo, Re-Jin
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- 173-206 Asset liquidity, capital structure, and secured debt
by Morellec, Erwan
- 207-225 An examination of executive stock option repricing
by Carter, Mary Ellen & Lynch, Luann J.
- 227-252 Discretionary reductions in warrant exercise prices
by Howe, John S. & Su, Tie
- 253-287 Stock option plans for non-executive employees
by Core, John E. & Guay, Wayne R.


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Steve Bruce revealed he told Jack Grealish he has to deal with off-field attention because of his exciting potential.
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Grealish has started ten games in total this season and has struggled to demonstrate the form which made him a household name during the 2014-15 campaign as he made his Premier League debut for Villa.
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He impressed for the England Under-21s during their clashes against Kazakhstan and Bosnia and Herzegovina earlier this month though and Bruce hopes the youngster can turn things around upon his return.
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They could not make a dent in Happy Ticket at Louisiana Downs, where she launched her career in early June and won five straight races, barely taking a deep breath. Happy Ticket had an easy three-furlong blowout Wednesday at Fair Grounds, and as long as the filly ate up her supper Wednesday night, the Happy Ticket show is traveling to Delta Downs on Friday for the $75,000 Magnolia Stakes.
Happy Ticket is one of eight fillies and mares entered in the Magnolia, a seven-furlong race around two turns. Realistically, it is a one-horse show, barring a misstep from the odds-on favorite.
"I'm a little concerned about her running under the lights, but she's a real laid-back filly, and I think she'll be all right," said Andy Leggio, who trains Happy Ticket.
So far, Happy Ticket has been so much more than all right. A Louisiana-bred by Anet, she faced open company in her career debut and made her 3-5 odds look like value, winning by almost 10 lengths. Happy Ticket has three wins going short, a victory in a two-turn turf race, and a seven-length score in her lone try at two turns on dirt, the $82,000 Louisiana Breeders' Oaks on Oct. 23.
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I assume it is possible to install Spiceworks on a Server 2003 network that does not have active directory installed. I have done this but only 6 of my 28 workstations were successfully scanned. The rest have the gray background.
I've looked for the answer but have not discovered why some scanned successfully and others did not.
Any suggestions?
Feb 18, 2010 at 7:52 UTC
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Feb 17, 2010 at 8:55 UTC
Do you have the same Administrator password on all systems? If not you will have to make a scan account for each computer.
Feb 17, 2010 at 9:00 UTC
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Do you see any errors (in SW) regarding those unscanned computers?
AD is not mandatory for SW to work.
Please read http://community.spiceworks.com/help/Configuring_AV_Firewall_Workgroup
Feb 17, 2010 at 10:32 UTC
Thank you for responding.
s.Hackleman, I do have the Administrator Password for each system set the same.
Yasaf, I apologize for being a rookie at this. I do understand AD, but not sure what SW means.
Feb 17, 2010 at 10:42 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
No apologies needed :).
Feb 17, 2010 at 12:40 UTC
I should start by saying that most of the Workstations came through as Unknowns which I recatagorized as Workstations. I've been playing with the 2 closest to me and mainly I am getting "Authentication failed for user 'Administrator'" and "There was a Windows authentication error when attempting to connect to this device."
I have reset the passwords on the Administrator account. I've allowed the ports in the firewall (all systems using Windows Firewall). I even used their login info. SW :) said that it fixed the problem but alas it has not. I can ping it but nslookup fails.
I'm sure it is something simple. I have set up these systems myself and I always set them up the same.
Feb 17, 2010 at 5:06 UTC
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Feb 18, 2010 at 8:15 UTC
I can ping both ways, by name and by IP.
Another side note. The guy who set the server up, wanted a very plain system. We are letting DHCP and DNS be handled by the Comcast (SMC) Cable Modem/Router.
Feb 18, 2010 at 10:26 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
Did you follow http://community.spiceworks.com/help/Configuring_AV_Firewall_Workgroup on the machines not detected ?
Feb 18, 2010 at 10:27 UTC
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Feb 18, 2010 at 5:16 UTC
I have looked at these 2 documents and done what I understood.
I'm not understanding the following:
- ICMPv4 Inbound and Outbound - This is needed so that Spiceworks can discover the devices on your network, it is more commenly known as the PING command. There are a number of types of ping commands that can be permitted or blocked by various Firewalls. Generally, you will want to permit (commands 0, 3 8 and 11). Some Firewalls don't distinguish between these, so you will need to just check the settings on your specific firewall. Many firewalls will already be configured for (0,3,8), so you will need to make sure the (command 11 (echo)) is allowed through the firewall.
- TCP 1024 - 2000 Inbound - Dynamic Ports for Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
Using the Windows Firewall, how do I tell if I am permitting 0,3,8 and 11
and how do you set up a range of inbound ports for WMI?
I am looking at the settings of the systems that work and they don't seem to have anything but the default settings.
I thought it had to do with DNS because all the systems that worked had the IP settings static, but after changing the IP settings of one that didn't work, even with the firewall turned off, it still didn't work.
I'll keep plugging at it.
Feb 18, 2010 at 7:52 UTC
Try this: http:/
Feb 19, 2010 at 8:59 UTC
Yasaf and DanteVII,
Thanks for all of your help. The suggestion by DanteVIi was the missing piece. The 2 test machines that I was playing with are now OK. Now I need to apply what I have learned to the rest of the systems and hope it all comes together.
I appreciate both of you helping me with this!
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The term A-share refers to stocks listed in Shanghai and Shenzen which can only be accessed in conjunction with local companies that have been designated renminbi qualified foreign institutional investors. KraneShares is working with Chinese firm Bosera Funds to offer KBA.
KBA is the third U.S. fund to offer broad based China A share access after the db X-trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares Fund (ASHR) and the Market Vectors ChinaAMC A-shares ETF (PEK). Both ASHR and PEK track the Harvest Index, which has 300 constituents, while KBA tracks an index from MSCI that has 462 components.
Many broad-based China ETFs, regardless of whether they track A-shares or not, are very heavily weighted to financial stocks. The largest China ETF trading on the U.S. market by far is the iShares China Large Cap ETF (FXI) with $5 billion in assets; it allocates 53% to financials. A disproportionately large weighting to one sector obviously makes the fund vulnerable to some sort of crisis within that sector.
KBA allocates 32% to the financial sector, which is still a lot but is less than other broad based funds. AHSR and PEK each have 36% to 39% in financials.
Industrials are the second largest sector in KBA at 16%, followed by consumer discretionary at 12% and materials at 9%. The fund is very light on technology stocks at just 5%, in line with the other broad based funds.


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The Council of Europe's activities to promote linguistic diversity and language learning in the field of education are carried out within the framework of the European Cultural Convention, (1954) ratified by 49 states.
The Language Policy Unit (Strasbourg) implements intergovernmental medium-term programmes with a strong emphasis on activities and tools to support policy development. The Unit's programmes are complemented by those of the European Centre for Modern Languages (Partial Agreement [ECML] - Graz, Austria) and of the Secretariat of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. >> More
New CEFR website: the
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning,
Teaching, Assessment (CEFR) now benefits from a dedicated site
which offers an range of extended resources.
Recent major publications
Factsheets on education:Tackling today's challenges together
Symposium on The linguistic integration of adult migrants: lessons from research, Strasbourg, 30 March – 1 April 2016.
LIAM Project: www.coe.int/lang-migrants .
Intergovernmental conference on "The language dimension in all subjects: equity and quality in education". Strasbourg, 14-15 October 2015. Programme including presentations and related Conference documents and Report
Review of the Language Policy Unit's work over the past six decades: Languages for democracy and social cohesion. Diversity, equity and quality. Sixty years of European co-operation. Published at the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the European Cultural Convention, December 2014
Education, mobility, otherness. The mediation functions of schools, 2015. Daniel Coste, Marisa Cavalli
Linguistic Integration of Adult Migrants - Guide to policy development and implementation, 2014. Jean-Claude Beacco, David Little, Chris Hedges
The linguistic integration of adult migrants: from one country to another, from one language to another, 2014. ISBN 978-92-871-7871-8
Guide for the development and implementation of curricula for plurilingual and intercultural education accompanied by two Satellite Studies
Report of the Intergovernmental Forum on "The right of learners to quality and equity in education – the role of language and intercultural skills, 2011 - Geneva, November 2010
Putting the Evidence Back into Evidence-based Policies for Underachieving Students, 2011, Jim Cummins, The University of Toronto
Manual for Language test development and examining for use with the CEFR produced by ALTE (2011) on behalf of the Language Policy Unit (also available in German)
Concept Paper: The linguistic and educational integration of children and adolescents from migrant backgrounds
Platform of
resources and references for plurilingual and intercultural education
Linguistic Integration of Adult Migrants
Autobiography of Intercultural Encounters


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Discussion in 'Recruiting' started by Hakumen, Mar 24, 2015.
I want to join on my edgepriest Avenger. Name is Daimonizomai. =3=
Juan of the good guilds ^ 3^
EDIT: btw here ya go b00b00
dumb shit
Is it fine to join this guild even if I'm an hilarious casual since my highest leveled character is still 45?
And by hilarious casual I mean I've played since OBT1.
Don't judge.
Sure, go ahead and apply! We don't judge.. much. That's mostly Ark.
Only judging you for copying my profile picture tbh.
Bully @denwaotoko he likes it =^)
omg no go away
[6/1/2015 9:38:13 PM] Denwa: step on me eriko
[6/1/2015 9:38:34 PM] Denwa: how much is this bully game
PVP Night in Anima baddies.
Hosting another PVP Night this coming Saturday and Raffling two 10$ KK cards for participants. ( This includes Guests as well) Just come in and have fun with baddies.
Last Saturday it was cancelled due to OP x3 EXP.
Will be Starting around 6:30-70 PM PST ( 9:30-10PM EAST) and lasting till @Ark drops his panties.
Will be part streaming in one of the rooms @ http://www.twitch.tv/ringTK
Winners of the raffle were ReZeroKara and DuhKun
Would post my list but I' m too lazy and hungry atm, but I will next time zzz
vloop was afk and didnt get back till it was over xD...
who tryna trade yagurl some cera for a night with louise? o 3o gotta get my qt untradable avas
Depends on what the contract includes for the night.
Bae my Louise is LV26+4 I wouldn't be surprised if she could suck your dick from the back.
That made me laugh harder than it should've. Hit me up you know where to find me.
We can finally use Pro C2 strats
C2, where Arkcidents happen.
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Clifford Antone Foundation Branding
AIRSHP created Logo and promo materials for The Clifford Antone Foundation, an Austin non-profit dedicated to carrying on the legacy of Clifford Antone- Honoring the past traditions of the Blues and its forbearers, while investing in the future- nurturing at-risk youth and strengthening our community.
Clifford Antone Foundation Website
We designed and developed a custom wordpress website for Clifford Antone Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit in Austin, Texas dedicated to preserving our music culture and community by caring for our elders and investing in our youth. The site features a fully responsive mobile-friendly layout, CMS-controlled content managed through the wordpress backend, and membership/e-commerce functionality that's custom-integrated with PayWhirl and Stripe.
The Boundaries Have Been Erased
between print, web, video, interactive, marketing, advertising, social media, story-telling, UX... bosses, employees, customers, fanboys, haters, creators, consumers... digital, traditional, brick & mortar, mobile, local, global, ancient, brand-new...
A New Language Has Emerged
It's a conversation started by your brand yet carried on by your customers and the world at large. Power belongs to those who can elevate technology with great design, then weave the pieces into a compelling experience,
We Speak The Language
We are tapped in - finger firmly on the pulse. We pull it all together. We deliver a singular vision that is inspired, intuitive and effective.
It Runs in Our Veins
We come from a family of fearless creatives and successful entrepreneurs, each of us have well over a decade of professional experience in the web, design, media, advertising, and music industries.
- AIRSHP Founders Evan & Dustin Bozarth
Yeah, We Do That
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I have a customer using Cute PDF on terminal server. The issue is whenever she tries to save a file using Cute PDF Writer, the programs save dialog box appears and disappears before she gets the chance to save the file.
Has anyone ran across this issue? Please HELP!!!
Al Harvin
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Apr 4, 2012 at 9:06 UTC
Do you have latest GPL Ghostscript? You can download it here :
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Apr 5, 2012 at 8:44 UTC
Can you verify there isn't any extra keyboard action going on? Like escape keys being held down or anything?
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