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why their's no much ME improvements ? please anyone from sega answer me cuz i think it's not perfect 100%
2 major problems:
1. No idea why but I can't offer contracts to free staff ?! It's written that I have to wait until a team accepts my offer... WTF ?!
2. max staff number has decreased radically: being a top team i only have 6 staff members now and can't get more. Also no option to ask for more staff...
Should strikers score that large amount of goals or is it reduced?
no New games are we came 20.6 2022 and my seve was 19.6 before the patch
Still struggling to sell a few players even at a pittance the likes of Andy Carroll at 28 on £15k a week, good stats yet no-one in World football wants him for free.
Okay this has turned into a fully fledged nightmare for me.
I went to uninstall Football Manager 2012, Steam still recognises it despite all the files having been removed as per the FAQ on here, and wants to download the update. Which can't happen... As per the original bloody problem.
So I go to uninstall Steam and start completely from scratch. Done that, go to install again, that's fine. It then won't finish the update of Steam itself to open. So I'm now stuck without Football Manager and without Steam.
This all happened with the last patch as well. I cannot be expected to go through all of this each time a patch is released. It's an absolute joke.
I am really, really fed up with this. Using Steam to run this game is a massive mistake, and I sincerely hope Sports Interactive take all of the complaints its had on board and decide to ditch it for 2013. If not, I can't see myself buying it. I don't think it's worth the hassle, the time or the money.
My thanks to Neil Brock however for his attempts to help.
Is the patch worth it or not? Many people reporting bugs on this one, e.g major flaw if you are a major club you can reject feeder clubs. Oh no!
I have no idea what you have done with the latest patch, but you've totally changed something...for the worse.
I currently play Football Manager 2012 with 'Default Player Selection' set to 'attributes', and 'Default Team Selection' set to 'squad', in Preferences > General.
These are the settings I've used since the game was launched with no problem at all. I hear that the latest patch was released today, launch the game, only to find something shocking staring right back at me. You've changed the player positions to portrait, where as before it was landscape. This now looks like it's been squeezed into a space it's clearly not designed for, and the coloured circles which reflect if they are comfortable in playing in the positions, now cover the letters like 'AMC' etc. To say it looks messy would be an understatement, and why it has changed is beyond my knowledge or understanding.
Please can you tell me how to rectify it my end? Or please change it your end. To inform you, I've deleted my Settings files just in case, and it's still the same.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the editor numerous times and I've also tried verifying the cache - every time I load the editor, it comes up with a green background and I can't clearly read any of the menu options.
Anything else I should be trying?
My best recommendation at this point would be to speak to someone in Customer Services and have them get a better understanding of your machine and talk you through an installation.
You can find a route to contact them here:
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last patch destroyed the game for me. When I adjust the budget for more wage, I cannot go back to have more transfer funds for a long time. First I was like OK I guess I ll have go with that but later I could not transfer any players or staff members when I maximized my wages. I also had some problems with arraging friendly matches. and I have these problems as well:
So I wanted to go back to the previous patch which was 12.0.4, I believe, but unlike FM 11 when you click start new game, FM12 does not offer you which version of the game you wanna play. I couldn't find a way to choose the previous version of the game or delete the 12.1 version. I uninstalled the game and then re-installed it but I keeps updating the game with 12.1 patch. does anybody know how to get rid of that 12.1?
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I am now *OFFICIALLY* pissed off about Football Managers move to the Steam client.
I just tried to open FM2012, but instead I get a message from Steam saying "Game Not Available*
Upon closing this I get another message with a status bar. It says "Updating ~30minutes remaining"
After a couple of minutes, this is replaced by a message saying "Steam Network Busy" and my update is PAUSED.
I am now staring at a game - a SINGLE PLAYER GAME - that I am unable to play due to network issues.
This is simply NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
Before Steam, when there was an update available, I could download the update when I felt like it in the background while playing the game. When the download had finished I could then install the update - when I felt like it.
Update all good here. Took less than 2 minutes and completely without any problems. No extraneous issues and skins still work fine. The promotion/relegation colours bars are all fine for me too. Guess I got lucky?
I am in the year 2023 in the Croatian first league and the league still has 27 games and a new patch is supposed to fix it.
I expect a new stadium and I have a very good team for which I have struggled all these years. and how I see the patch only works if
I start from scratch. I do not wish to do this because I am not to blame for that. that's what your problem is not the entire year have not worked so now saving with patchis.
why can not do that that it worked in 2023 in the old save game. I paid money for this game and I expect I get what I paid.
PS: any changes on transfer system? I read the whole changleist but didnt see anything, or i missed it. cant grt teams to buy off me but show heaps of interest, and even for 0 its really hard to get rid of them (even the best players)
But an update made a game harder is simply ridiculous.
What made the game easier or harder should be your skill as manager because ALL THIS TIME SI always said that the AI acts the same towards all teams human and computers.
This is not PES or FIFA with difficulty level game. It's a sim.
Very disappointed there aren't any ME changes. I'm sick to the back teeth of my defenders not actually defending!
Are there any changes (even minor ones) to how the A.I. approaches team building or transfers? Are they a bit more active or able a little better decisions?
I didn't see any mention in the changelist but I'm hoping I missed something or that there's some changes due to other factors fixed.
How come the 12.1 database is nowhere to be found? What I mean by that is, when you go to start a new game it says the latest version running is 12.0 and then when you go to choose the database you want, the default one is the only option. YET when I do load a new game it says it's running the 12.1 version at the top of my screen. Can someone explain to me why this is?
Have the Welsh attendances been look at and how they grow with reputation?
Can someone from SI not ignore why question about the transfer system? Just answer truthfully and stop leaving us concerned about the topic in the dark. Thanks
Whats the question?
I haven't touched throw ins.
Don't see any mention of many of the issues we have raised on the Welsh Data Issues thread, are they going to be addressed in the January patch?
always annoying that it feels you need to start a new game to get the most of the a new patch - really loving my 1st save moved up ranks and am now Bayern manager
Could you maybe comment on why throw ins and wide free kicks use the corner settings to set up player positions and why if I have a guy who takes long flat throws into the box that he does it at every chance and I cannot set any option to stop this other than drop him or have him unlearn the move which I don't want to do as sometimes I like long throws but at the moment something you did in the match engine is rendering long throws useless and I cannot do anything about it unless I change my corner set up which is insane. Or do you not agree?
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is there a chance to get the statistics for 12.1 over a holiday period
shots per match / injuries per match and so on.
i think neil posted this in 12.0 and in fm11.
Is there coming any official data update before late february/march?
Where can we see what version we are running in the preferences?
Unofficial language files are not under SI´s responsibility and therefore they are not to be blamed for if they are not working.
Officially German language is NOT supported by the game, so there is no point in waiting for an official answer by SI.
The makers of the language file will have to find out by themselves obviously.
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The ME is good at the moment. No need to be improved. So why complain? There are always downsides of "improving" a ME, so be glad they didnt change yet.
is it possible now to score with striker unreal number of goals?
or is it reduced due to the changes made to moral and defenders positioning?
You cant take giant steps each year tho, it has to be done in stages.
For people who have had issues with the promotion and relegation highlighting issue, there is now a post in the UI Bugs Forum about it where we are trying to gather more information about the exact cause.
Post any informaiton you have in: http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/291685
If you target the aim of really improving the game itself, i think it is possible to fasten the improvements may be not every year giant steps but larger steps are possible, if your priority is maximasing the revenue, then it is more than possible to maximise these stages 5 years or so..
I am moanig becuase i believe these valuable people at SI capable of doing much better, and i'm pretty sure they and core users understand exactly what i mean..
I dont understand what people want, last year we got DLR one of the things asked for the most for about 10 years, and this year we got the ability to add and remove leagues, along with a UI overhaul amongst hundreds of other changes. They are not taking baby steps or standing still, these are the two biggest changes since the 3D ME came into the game!
No problems here. played it last night without even knowing there was a download until a steam message came up and said "new download complete". I would say it took less than 2 mins to download. I really wonder sometimes why people have so many issues with downloading new patches, i have never had any, maybe there is a large number of Fm players who are not computer savy.
what if i dont want the game to be updated? How can i do it?
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When processing it still shows attendences and salaries with no decimal points not a big issue but thought this may have been sorted??
I don't know how can this be, but when a new patch comes out it causes more problems than it solves (most of the times). The only thing that changes in good is the fact that I now can see how many days are left until the next game (a feature that should have been there in the first place, as it was in the older FMs). I will now list the things that makes the game worst for me:
-in the prematch screen if you want to choose the secondary formation to start match with it doesn't do so, switching to the primary one. If you erase the primarily one and are left with the secondary, at an approximately 5-10 seconds interval game yields "making tactic changes" and keeps going until the match is over. It doesn't matter if you do it prematch or during the match(erasing primary tactic). The only solution to make it stop, that I found, is clicking "tactics" button (when it is not greyed out because of the constant tactic changing) and then clicking "cancel" and "yes" to "discard all changes".
-opposition scores a lot of goals from set pieces, especially from the corner cheat (near post distribution, player attacks it and scores). When I try to apply the same corner tactic to balance things out, it doesn't work. (I could be wrong but it seems that opposition through balls are a lot more effective, resulting in a lot of goals conceded , making my defence look horrible).
-team talks have changed 180 degrees.(Neil Brock said it has very little influence on final result, if so why did you temper with them?).If you can't find proper balance to a feature, it's a lot better to make it extremely easy to use than extremely hard to use. You went from an extreme to the other and in the wrong direction .
Example: started game with Malaga and as experience I chose "professional footballer". I could barely get a reaction(positive or negative) from a couple of players , no matter what I said in any of the phases of a match.
-you can't adjust budget when you want to, and wind up severely disadvantaged on the transfer market.
I also want to know how come when you have a big wage budget the player you are negotiating with asks for a bigger salary and bonuses. If you adjust to have a lower wage budget his demands will decrease. This shouldn't happen because in real life an agent or player doesn't know how you manage your finances, it's not public knowledge.If it where public knowledge there wouldn't be transfers that have undisclosed fees (in real life).
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In terms of the match engine, we decided to stick with the 11.3 ME ( plus minor tweaks ) for 12 because the stuff we really want to change wouldnt have been ready and would have detracted from the experience.
Instead we are working behind the scenes on some pretty cool ME stuff for future release. And in the meantime we have a stable ME out there to keep the majority happy.
Work your team on defending set pieces within the 'Match Preparation' - also perhaps tinker with your defensive positioning within the 'set piece' instructions
It will be harder to get reaction from your players when inexperienced. Yes, you may well be a 'professional footballer' but Paul Merson was also a professional footballer - if he came into a dressing room and started being a manager I sure as hell wouldn't listen! Seriously though, you have to build up a level of respect with your players before they'll get behind you - which is a much more realistic scenario than it was previously.
I'm not sure about the wage budget issue, if you think there's a bug there I'd very much suggest logging it in our bugs forum so we can take a look. Thanks.
In saying that, your list of minor tweaks for this patch touch on almost all my ME grips, so I'm looking forward to trying it out.
I didnt think any of that post was made in anger, or came across as such, if it did i apologise it was not ment in that way.
You can live without it, for me adding and removing leagues and DLR are two of the biggest features for me, adding leagues espeically, i now never need to start a new game again, i hate playing with the real database only really enjoy FM when its full of regen players. Which is the point here, just because your not overly interested in the features does not mean they are not hugely important to the game and progressing the game. They maybe could have relased them a few years before, but they could have been very bugged, and those two features not working properly would really "break" the game, so getting them right would be vital. Not everyone is desperate for an ME revolution, even if its the only thing you are waiting for in FM.
Regarding throw-ins this was already happening before the patch, some throw-ins they just ignore the settings and commit a lot of people forward leaving only two on the back.
It happens both ways anyway, the AI does it as well, don't know if that helps Paul tracking down what could possibly be wrong.
I go to the trouble of writing a detailed post about a problem in my game, providing a screenshot as hard evidence (post number 312), and not one reply. Bravo! Please could someone from SI acknowledge my post please. (I say this because it seems that a few people from SI have been on this thread since I posted, writing 16 replies in the process).
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I've finally got the game to work having reinstalled - I'm not happy that every time I have to get a patch, I require a full reinstall.
First thing I notice, the graph on my team homepage is wrong. It shows my club as having been relegated the season before I took over. This is not true. It also shows this on competition history.
As with others, I have the green and red problems with the league table.
Can we expect major upgrades for the editor in next patches?
But anyways, have you tried deleting your cache (this is different to Settings)? If so and the problem still occurs, please post in the user interface bugs forum and we'll investigate. Thanks.
I shall give your suggestion a go, and report back my findings, either here or via the interface bugs forum. One thing I'd like to add is that I've added a club crest package and face pack to the game, but I can't see how that would effect the games interface if I'm using the default 'dark skin'. Anyway I shall delete my cache and see what happens.
I am in the year 2023 in the Croatian first league and the league still has 27 games and a new patch is supposed to fix it.
I expect a new stadium and I have a very good team for which I have struggled all these years. and how I see the patch only works if
I start from scratch. I do not wish to do this because I am not to blame for that. that's what your problem is not the entire year have not worked so now saving with patchis.
why can not do that that it worked in 2023 in the old save game. I paid money for this game and I expect I get what I paid.
Please, I really wanna know how to change back to 12.0.4 version.
-opposition scores a lot of goals from set pieces, especially from the corner cheat (near post distribution, player attacks it and scores). When I try to apply the same corner tactic to balance things out, it doesn't work. (I could be wrong but it seems that opposition through balls are a lot more effective, resulting in a lot of goals conceded , making my defence look horrible).You can't. Why would you want to?
-team talks have changed 180 degrees.(Neil Brock said it has very little influence on final result, if so why did you temper with them?).If you can't find proper balance to a feature, it's a lot better to make it extremely easy to use than extremely hard to use. You went from an extreme to the other and in the wrong direction .
Example: started game with Malaga and as experience I chose "professional footballer". I could barely get a reaction(positive or negative) from a couple of players , no matter what I said in any of the phases of a match.
-you can't adjust budget when you want to, and wind up severely disadvantaged on the transfer market.
All three of those are bug/exploit fixes.


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I've gotten to the point that I just can't look at it anymore. It's just too upsetting. My oldest daughter just got home. Gotta get it together. *sigh*
Was on my way to pick up my son at his college when news started breaking on the radio. With every report it got more and more disgusting and sad. Immediately called my daughter and told her I was coming to her middle school to pick her up when we got back home. Couldn't wait to hug her. I can't imagine a more painful experience than losing one of your children.
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
Did anyone see President Obamas comments? I have never seen a president so close to bawling.
I've been reading the Twitter timeline of Principal Dawn Hochsprung (@DHochsprung), who was also killed today. Lots of photos of the kids at school over the past weeks, and I'm sure some of those kids in her photos are no longer with us. Pretty sad to read and see those as well.
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
So the mother of Adam Lanza was teacher's aid, not a teacher as previously reported. Here is the latest from ABCnews:
6:25 p.m.: Nancy Lanza, mother of gunman Adam Lanza, was found dead in her Connecticut home. The 20-year-old man, shot her in the face, authorities told ABC News. Following the murder of his mother, Lanza, carrying at least two semi-automatic pistols and an automatic rifle, drove to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., where his mother worked. There he killed 20 children and six adults.
Lanza was found dead in the school with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The rifle was found in his car, authorities said.
I'm still lost for words. An absolute horrific nightmare.
I don't have any kids, but most of my friends have little ones in that age range. I wish I could give them all a big hug right now
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I see plenty of down votes, but no comments. Is this a bad deal, or just general lack of love towards the product?
Read the reviews on Amazon. It appears that Quicken 2013 corrupts people's Quicken files after they upgrade, plus a slew of other bugs that keep it from functioning as promised.
Also, There was a 50% coupon that expired 12/31. I want to buy premier but I will wait until i get a better deal.
Much better idea for most people is to get Mint, an app for your phone. It is excellent for tracking your expenses/budget if that's you goal. Set your budgets online and it will send you weekly updates, tell you when you've exceeded a budget and notify you of things like bank charges.
@jmcachran: Mint was a plain ol' website before it was a mobile app, I signed up with them in about 2005. I haven't used them in years, as back then they wouldn't usually show terribly recent info, but they still email me automatic "you got hit with an overdraft fee" messages which my back absolutely will not do, and that's been helpful. They're a great service, though. Had to chime in on that one.
I have used Quicken for years, and I also have a Mint account. Quicken does so much more than Mint, though, because it also allows you to add future expenses automatically, and it synchronizes with online accounts easily. I am currently using Quicken 2010, and now I'm getting messages that I must upgrade by the end of April or I won't be able to get online transactions anymore. However, the negative reviews for 2013 (not to mention the price) make it difficult for me to jump into it. I'll probably end up getting 2012 through eBay or something.
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I have an Excel spreadsheet I made to track my own scores for an Xbox game I play (TrialsHD, if you are curious). I've made it available to other players so they can track their own scores, but it occurred to me that more people could use it if I figured out how to make it available to people online.
I know I can import from Excel to Google Spreadsheets, but I'm not sure if sharing works in the way I need it to.
Specifically, I don't want people to share and edit the master, each person needs their own independent copy of the spreadsheet to enter their race scores and times. In essense, my copy is like a template.
Can I do Google Drive sharing like this? How exactly would it work? (Would each person need their own independent Google account?)
If not, is there another tool out there that would work for me to make this spreadsheet available for other users? What about the newly announced MS Office online products?


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Most of us are aware that the Earth is rapidly changing and that natural resources are dwindling.
For Valentine's Day, the Department of Interior has started a tradition of asking the public for something rather romantic - photos and videos of marriage proposals and weddings.
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28 Mar 2011 4:34 PM #21
Simon, this is awesome, thanks for creating it and sharing.
Does anyone know how I could disable scrolling on a card ONLY when the signature is being drawn?
In my case, I need to scroll down to see the signature field, but if scrolling is enabled, the card scrolls around while I try to draw the signature.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
14 Jul 2011 6:12 AM #22
I have exactly the same issue. Anyone has any ideas regarding this?
14 Jul 2011 6:26 AM #23
I guess adding this to a panel with no scrolling solves this issue, but in the cases where we have vertical scrolling allowed this plugin end up being tricky to use to say the least
14 Jul 2011 11:07 AM #24
I can see how that will be a problem. My only suggestion is to design your interaction around this limitation.
Example: You could add a button labeled "Sign Here" (or something like that) and slide in an ActionSheet or Overlay that contains the SignaturePanel.Simon Flack
CEO and UX Designer
WhiteFox AS, Norway
Web: www.whitefox.no
Facebook: www.facebook.com/WhiteFoxAS
Twitter: @WhiteFoxAS
14 Jul 2011 11:09 AM #25
Yep an overlay is the apporach I went with. Thanks.
22 Aug 2011 3:51 PM #26
I am having an issue when I try to save an image as a bitmap.
I call,
and it returns me a img element with a scr that is corrupt. This image is always the same even when the canvas changes.
How would I save an image as BMP using this extension?
22 Aug 2011 11:08 PM #27
Not sure that BMP is working.
Why cant you use Ext.getCmp('signaturePanel').plugins[0].getSignatureAsImage('DATA')?
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CEO and UX Designer
WhiteFox AS, Norway
Web: www.whitefox.no
Facebook: www.facebook.com/WhiteFoxAS
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Great! On sencha touch version 1 it works perfectly.
Is there some version for sencha touch 2?
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I will try to get a version for ST2 up and running soon.Simon Flack
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Seattle Parks and Recreation Jesús Aguirre, Superintendent
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Thank you, Seattle.
The renovation of Plymouth Pillars Park (formerly Boren Pike Pine Park)
was identified in the Neighborhood Plan as a high priority for the Pike/Pine
Community which spent several years developing a design in partnership
with the Department of Neighborhoods. With the passage of the 2000 Pro
Parks Levy, the Seattle Parks Department assumed responsibility for the
park's design and construction.
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONProject Description:
The section of Boren Pike Pine Park lying between Boren Avenue and Pine Street will be comprised of three primary features:
The Olivetti Building, standing adjacent to the park's east boundary, is under new ownership. A live/work condominium is planned for the location together with a commercial space serving food/beverage at its corner on Pine Street and Minor Avenue.
Park History: This park was constructed by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in 1966 as part of the I-5 construction. The land on which the park sits is WSDOT land. Since the park's establishment, Seattle Parks has maintained the sitting area, while WSDOT has been responsible for maintaining the undeveloped right-of-way which lies along the west side of the park.
Four Columns: The four limestone columns were donated to the City by John Hauberg - a local builder and art collector. They originally stood at the entrance to the Plymouth Congregational Church which lay in the path of I-5. The building, demolished in March 1966, was located at the southwest corner of 6th Avenue and University Street. The columns were dedicated at their new location in the park on October 24, 1967.
Plymouth Congregational Church stood on 6th Ave between Seneca and University Streets. The building was designed by local architect John Graham, Sr.. Photos SEA1840(left) and SEA1858(right) courtesy of Maunscripts, Special Collections, University Archives, University of Washington Libraries.
Music Hall Urns: Thanks to the efforts of the Pike-Pine Urban Neighborhood Council (P-PUNC), several significant architectural pieces from the old Music Hall Theatre were acquired for display in the park. These lovely, over-sized urns will elegantly complement the existing four columns.
> Music Hall Theatre on HistoryLink.org
WSDOT Role: Seattle Parks has successfully negotiated an air-space lease from WSDOT for the site. Once the park has been renovated, Parks will assume responsibility for maintaining the WSDOT right-of-way between the park and the freeway.
Boren-Pike-Pine Park was identified in the Neighborhood Plan as a high priority for the community. Initially, the Pike-Pine Urban Neighborhood Council worked with the Department of Neighborhoods in seeking a successful design solution but with the passage of the Pro Parks Levy in November 2000, responsibility for the project moved to Seattle Parks and Recreation.
The Pike/Pine Urban Neighborhood Council has recently donated $250,000 toward the redevelopment of this Park. Two representatives of the Council are serving as members of the design team.
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Comparing the latest Art of Geography Forest Park map with the original from 2007Posted: September 20, 2012
Art of Geography Website and Blog now running DrupalPosted: June 29, 2012
There are a number of advantages to using Drupal for this website, most of which may not be evident at first. It is far easier to reuse content between the blog and the conventional website. Expect to see the site grow into something much better than it was before as it gets refactored using Drupal.
Tortoise Losian Counterscarp MazamaPosted: March 3, 2012
New variation of Forest Park map in beta testPosted: April 2, 2011
The page where you can sign up for the beta test and thereby get the download location is at http://www.artofgeography.com/maps/fp/beta-test-mapset.html This new variation of my "core" Forest Park map which uses a different approach to showing the topography and ground cover, more like the style of ma
Portland Bakery MapPosted: March 25, 2011
This map of Portland bakeries was first unveiled in February 2011. It's a bit of an experiment since no streets are labeled. In order to work on a letter size page, there's not much room for street names. However the general neighborhood centers should be evident -- for instance Alberta Street has a fabulous cluster of bakeries. A word about the parameters for choosing what is shown... I thought the map should be about baked items, which leaves out chocolatiers and ice creameries and candy stores for another map.
Forest Park Conservancy celebrates release of One City's Wilderness 3rd editionPosted: November 28, 2010
Announcing the updated and expanded One City's Wilderness bookPosted: November 9, 2010
One City's Wilderness
Portland's Forest Park
Third Edition
Marcy Cottrell Houle
Maps by Erik Goetze
Situated in the rugged hills west of Portland, Oregon, Forest Park is one of the largest urban parks in the world and the only city wilderness park in the United States. The park is home to hundreds of native plants and animals and offers more than eighty miles of trails--all within minutes of downtown Portland.
Portland Chocolate map updatedPosted: November 8, 2010
It's sad to have to remove Sahagun and See's off the map as they are no longer there. The "chocolate map" is a postcard map that I created Feb 12, 2007. I had noticed that there was practically a chocolate district spanning the Pearl and Downtown, and I thought it would be fun to propose a "Chocolate district walk" whereby you can visit all of them. The map shows six (formerly eight) chocolate shops within a ten block radius in Portland. The postcard has not been printed and distributed except my personal copies that I've given to the shop owners and friends.
Availability of the Forest Park poster map delayed slightlyPosted: October 31, 2010
Oregonian article on Walk There! bookPosted: August 20, 2010
"The folks at Metro make it easy to go on urban treks with their indispensable "Walk There!" guide, which has 50 walks throughout the area, including a number that are so obscure that even residents might not know about them. The guide comes in a handy 4 1/2-by-6-inch size -- perfect for sliding into the side pocket of your cargo shorts -- and is a bargain at $9.95 at area bookstores. Even better, Metro has the maps and detailed walk descriptions available online, making it a cinch to download and print maps to guide you to your newest urban adventure.
More on the Forest Park poster mapPosted: August 3, 2010
I am planning on making the Forest Park poster map available in both horizontal and vertical orientations. Sometimes the space you have for a poster is wider rather than tall and narrow. No guarantees a horizontal map would look like this thumbnail, but that's how the beta version is shaping up. Both orientations would have 20 foot contour lines, trail mileages, Wildwood and Leif mileposts, show surrounding streets, parking lots and TriMet bus stops. It will be nice if this framing with more of the Willamette River makes the cut.
An updated Forest Park map will be available as a poster printPosted: April 21, 2010
The exact date is not clear yet, but I'm guessing it will be available around the end of summer 2010. It's too early to nail down pricing, but since you will get a real physical product to hang on your wall, it will have to cover the cost of making it. The map has been updated in many ways Many thousands of tiny changes made: the map is currently at version 732; the one last posted on Art of Geography was version 618. Each increment to the version number represents a bundle of edits to the map.


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Sleeping Beauty in DC, June 22-25reviews & comments
Posted 22 June 2006 - 10:46 AM
I'm opening this thread in great anticipation of all Ballet-Talkers' comments.
As a reminder, here is principal casting:
Tonight - Cojocaru/Kobborg
June 23 - Marquez/Bonelli
June 24, mat - Lamb/Samodurov
June 24, eve - Nunez/Soares
June 25 - Cojocaru/Kobborg
The complete casting sheets were provided in the playbills of the mixed-bill performances. I don't have these with me but I recall that Alexandra Ansanelli is scheduled to perform Lilac Fairy in at least one of these presentations.
Posted 22 June 2006 - 12:02 PM
In any case, I will be going to the Sat and Sun matinees and am looking forward to both.
Of course, if anyone else can add to the casting information, that would be great.
Posted 22 June 2006 - 12:08 PM
Tonight (Thursday):
Lilac: Marianela Nunez
Florestan: Martin Harvey, Belinda Hatley, Deirdre Chapman
Princess Florine/Bluebird: Sara Lamb, Yohei Sasaki
Lilac: Isabel McMeekan
Florestan: David Makhateli, Hatley, Lauren Cuthbertson
Bluebird: Laura Morera, Brian Maloney
Sat mat:
Lilac: Ansanelli
Florestan: Bennet Gartside, Natasha Oughtred, Victoria Hewitt
Bludbird: Yuhui Choe, Kenta Kura
Sat eve:
Lilac: McMeekan
Florestan: Valerie Hristov, Samantha Raine, Hikaru Kobayashi
Bluebirds: Morera, Maloney
Sun mat:
Lilac: Cuthbertson
Florestan: Harvey, Morera, Chapman
Bluebird: Hatley, Sasaki
Posted 23 June 2006 - 06:26 AM
Deep disappointment with the production. Overwhelming joy with the dancing.
The designs -- esp. the washed-out pathetic imitations of the Messel originals -- are boring. The only exception is Catalabutte's wonderful green coat, which seems to be the only treasure that remains from the hundreds of elaborate, primary-coloured confections of 1946. Where is the iconic Aurora Act I tutu worn by Margot Fonteyn, with the Velazquez "Las Meninas" details (red bows, deep pink overskirt, true sleeves...not the flimsy thing on Cojocaru's arms last night)? Where was Prince Florimund-Robert Helpman's bright-red coat & curly wig? Where was the Lilac Fairy-Beryl Gray's cluster-of-lilacs cap & leaf-detailed tutu? [For that matter -- where was Lilac's delicate seashell-pulled-by-butterflies boat? Instead, we get a mac-truck-proportioned float that must have been a cast-off from the last Tournament of Roses Parade.] Where were the vibrant striped gowns for the courtier-ladies or the yellow outfits of the Garland ladies, instead of the pistacchio-mint trifles seen last night? I could go on listing disappointment after disappointment.
The Watteau-esque backdrops are closer to the Messel originals but are either poorly lit or made in a 'cheaper' manner than what is seen in remaining films (i.e., 'The Magic of Dance, episode 1) or multiple books. Many of the props -- beside that dreadful barge -- were cheesy and obviously not in Messel's plan, e.g., Red Riding Hood's forest is now made up of Wal-Mart tin-foil Christmas trees, rather than the big-leaf green trees of 1946.
The staging of the actual dances was much better than the design. While I sorely miss Ashton's Garland Dance in Act I -- Wheeldon's is one of the most undistinguished in memory, on par with MacMillan's ABT version -- and most of the Hunt Scene dances are cut, most of the other segments that were traditionally performed by the Royal Ballet during the Glory Years of the 1950s/60s are there, such as Ashton's divine solo for Aurora in the Act II Vision Scene and the Florestan & His Two Sisters pas de trois in Act III (in place of the Mariinsky's Jewels Quartet).
Performances were almost-all wonderful. Alina Cojocaru is THE Aurora of our generation, as I saw in St. Petersburg this past March...although, Cojocaru seemed to dance in a slightly more 'modern' style (read that: higher leg extensions) last night than what she essayed at the Mariinsky. So that magical night at the Mariinsky remains my definitive Aurora interpretation. Nonetheless, Cojocaru displayed technical greatness (those balances!), beauty of line & infinite youthful charm throughout last night. In Johan Kobborg, she has her perfect prince (despite his dull beige outfit in this production) -- and Kobborg soared in his cabrioles during the coda of the grand pdd.
I am dying to see Marianella Nunez's own Aurora tomorrow night, judging from her impeccable & joyous-faced performance as Lilac last night. This is one ballerina who can truly lift an audience's spirits just with her smile...not to mention her lovely technique!
The other Prologue fairies were a bit tentative, with the exception of the crisp attack and musicality of Laura Morera in the 'finger variation' (Fairy of the Golden Vine).
Sarah Lamb -- like Amanda McKerrow, ABT-ex ballerina -- was born to be Princess Florine. She is small, neat, pale, blonde, not flashy but perfectly precise and charming. Sarah Lamb scored a triumph last night in the Bluebird pdd. Her Bluebird, Yohei Sasaki, was a fine partner & danced clean entrechats & brises-volees but does not have a particularly high jump.
The corps, in general, danced well -- esp. Lilac's eight attendants, crisp and uniform -- but the widely-varying schools of training are reflected in the different manners of upper-body carriage; hence, the Royal corps does not come close to approximating the uniformity & 'aristocratic grandeur' of the Kirov-Mariinsky. Which is not to say that the Royal (or ABT or anyone else) should aspire to be the Kirov-Mariinsky; they are not & should not be. That's a fact of life. But for those of us who have been weaned on a steady diet of uniform perfection from the former Imperial Mariinsky Ballet/now Kirov-Mariinsky, it's a bit disappointing to see anything short of that standard in this, the most courtly and aristocratic of ballets.
All in all, it was a night of specific dancing triumphs but, ultimately, a disappointment. If the Royal Ballet cannot give us the 'real thing' -- the Full Messel -- then please do not falsely-advertise 'The MAGIC is back!' to ballet-lovers who have been waiting 40-odd years for the return of that grand production. The MAGIC is NOT back. For magic -- go to St. Petersburg, Russia, & see The Sleeping Beauty in its definitive form.
p.s. - I am seriously thinking about beginning what I call "The BBC Fund" -- not for the broadcasting company. BBC stands for "Bring Back the Costumes" Fund. In a recent interview, Monica Mason admitted to having recycled some costumes & props from the recent ill-fated Makarova production at the Royal Ballet, to economise. Heck, I propose that we Ballet-Talkers will take the first steps towards raising the funds to give this troupe the lovely Messel costumes that they deserve to have. Hence, I'll pitch-in the first $100 towards the crafting of a TRUE Prince Florimund coat, in bright red.
Posted 23 June 2006 - 06:48 AM
First of all, the drive went well. I left NY at 11:30 and arrived in DC at 4:15. The problem I had was getting to the Kennedy Center Parking Lot. Three times I followed signs that said "Kennedy Center" only to get on a road that lead to a highway that took me out of DC into Virginia. I passed the steps that the priest fell down in "The Exorcist" (TWICE!!), because I accidently got on the Key Bridge which goes by Georgetown and I had to make one illegal u-turn. But, I finally found it, parked the car, picked up my ticket, and sat in the coffee shop across the street in the Watergate until curtain time.
One more story. On Monday night, I went to see "Manon" and I was way, way up in Family Circle. Where was my seat last night? RIGHT BEHIND THE CONDUCTOR. For anyone who was there last night - that was me - front row - center seat. I thought there was some kind of mistake! I bought my ticket on the Internet on Tuesday afternoon. How this happened - God only knows! Never had I been this close to the stage since I was 13 years old and went to see "Annie" on Broadway.
OK - enough stories. Now, this is the first performance I have ever seen of the full-length "Sleeping Beauty". The Royal Ballet presented a beautiful and dynamic production, visually stunning, with spectacular dancing. And thanks to the casting of last night's performance, we got to see three of the ballerinas who are playing Aurora.
Marianela Nunez played the Lilac Fairy - she is playing Aurora on Saturday night. She was so radiant throughout the entire evening (what a smile!) and danced the part beautifully. Just one little glitch, but it wasn't her fault. In Act II, her chariot bumped into the scenery and she had a noticeable wobble, which elicited gasps from some members of the audience.
Sarah Lamb danced the Blue Bird Pas de Deux with Yohei Sasaki. She is playing Aurora on Saturday afternoon. I got really excited when I saw her name in the program, especially after reading on the board about her upcoming Aurora. And she is a lovely ballerina - there is a gentle quality to her dancing and she is probably going to be beautiful on Saturday.
But last night, we saw the best Aurora of all, but I will leave her for last.
I sat there in awe the whole evening. In the Prologue, the dance of the Fairies set the whole tone for the night. I also recognized Thiago Soares, who was the Cavalier to the second Fairy. I saw him dance a wonderful "Thais" with Leanne Benjamin at the Ashton Centennial in 2004. Carabosse was actually played by a woman - Genesia Rosatto. When she entered with her rat-drawn chariot, I had flashbacks to seeing the Disney cartoon and the appearance of Maleficent (which used to give me nightmares). Then, Nunez, with her dancing and acting sets the mood of "Hey- don't worry- eveything is going to be OK!"
The Act I dance with the flowers was beautiful. Again, the Disney cartoon popped up in my head - "I know you - I walked with you once upon a dream ..." Then, my heart was in my mouth waiting for Alina's entrance. What can I say? I have been blessed to see some of the greatest ballerinas in the short time that I have been attending the ballet - Zakharova, Bussell, Vishneva, Ferri, Guillem, Lacarra. I can truly say that Alina Cojocaru is probably the loveliest ballerina that I have ever seen in my life. I actually cried while she was dancing the "Rose Adagio".
She has everything - beauty, presence, technique, artistry, gracefulness, and command of the stage. I could not take my eyes off of her the whole entire night. And when Johann Kobborg came on stage to join her - they make such a beautiful pair. And all of their dances together had that "meltingly lovely" quality. They had a beautiful Act II dance in the forest and their Act III Pas de Deux was spectacular, (especially the part where Johann dips her and she lets go and has her legs wrapped around him backwards).
Here is my only negative. I thought Johann Kobborg was great. (He is much better looking on stage than his mugshot of a picture in the Royal Ballet Souvenir Book). But, I was unimpressed with the rest of the male dancers. For example, Martin Harvey, who danced Florestan, and Yohei Sasaki, who danced the Bluebird are both adequate dancers. But, in NY, we are spoiled by Cornejo, Bocca (no more!) , Corella, Carreno, and Gomes. Kobborg has a lot of the qualities of our New York friends, but the rest of the male dancers were just OK.
Other than that, it was a beautiful evening. I came to see Alina and she was incredible. She was worth the drive. But please - can we ever get her back to NY?
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Posted 23 June 2006 - 10:33 AM
I agree--DC is horrifically signed, esp. compared with New York.
And I know exactly how you got your seat, because it is my subscription seat. On Tuesday at lunchtime, I exchanged my Thursday seat (G108 or G109, right?) for a Sat. matinee seat as I also have a Sunday subscription and I wanted to see different casts. I did the exchange around 12 or 12:30.
I am so glad that you kept "my" seat warm for me. Oddly enough, "my" seat's neighbor to the left was not occupied by a subscriber this season, though I'm trying to get it for myself (in addition to "my" seat) for next season...
Posted 23 June 2006 - 12:20 PM
But last night, we saw the best Aurora of all, but I will leave her for last.
She has everything - beauty, presence, technique, artistry, gracefulness, and command of the stage. I could not take my eyes off of her the whole entire night. And when Johann Kobborg came on stage to join her - they make such a beautiful pair. And all of their dances together had that "meltingly lovely" quality. They had a beautiful Act II dance in the forest and their Act III Pas de Deux was spectacular, (especially the part where Johann dips her and she lets go and has her legs wrapped around him backwards).
Here is my only negative. I thought Johann Kobborg was great. (He is much better looking on stage than his mugshot of a picture in the Royal Ballet Souvenir Book). But, I was unimpressed with the rest of the male dancers. For example, Martin Harvey, who danced Florestan, and Yohei Sasaki, who danced the Bluebird are both adequate dancers. But, in NY, we are spoiled by Cornejo, Bocca (no more!) , Corella, Carreno, and Gomes. Kobborg has a lot of the qualities of our New York friends, but the rest of the male dancers were just OK.
Other than that, it was a beautiful evening. I came to see Alina and she was incredible. She was worth the drive. But please - can we ever get her back to NY?
Ceeszi you hit it right on the head for me with those comments. Cojocaru was the ultimate Aurora for me, possessing all the qualities you described. I was a little surprised by the height of her extensions (I know that she can do them, but thought shed be a little more circumspect) but her dancing embodied a joyful, gentle radiance. Early on she brought to mind the Homeric image of rosey fingered dawn gently bringing the morning light. She was lovely, and Kobborg was her perfect partner. The prince can be a really lackluster role I remember a few of them looking pretty stupid but Kobborg brought a kind of regal naturalness to the role, and his dancing was elegant and effortless.
Usually my favorite part of this ballet is the Rose Adagio. Hers was good, outstanding even, but not a Rose to make me forget all others. But she just kept getting stronger with each appearance her 2nd act vision scene was one of the loveliest moments I have ever seen in many years of ballet going, and her final act was brilliant.
Like you I was totally unimpressed by the 2 male soloists who danced Florestan and the Bluebird so much so that I wondered why they were cast.
Absolutely loved Sarah Lamb and am looking forward to her Aurora at tomorrows matinee.
I will reserve comment on the production itself till Ive seen a couple more casts except to say how much I loved the mime, and Genesia Rosatos Carabosse. I thought the mime was one of the best things about this production, it was clear and confidently presented.
For Ansanelli watchers she is scheduled to dance the Fairy of the Crystal Fountain tonight (Friday), Saturday night and Sunday matinee in addition to dancing the Lilac Fairy at the Saturday matinee.
Posted 23 June 2006 - 02:44 PM
In terms of the men, the ABT principals mentioned are that - principals. The RB dancers noted are not of that rank - but still, I think it would be hard to beat the manpower at ABT!!! There is constant talk here of the 'dearth' of male up-and-coming principals.
Sasaki was one of the first RB bluebirds I ever saw a few years ago (in the Makarova production), and he flew. In other things I saw of him that year, his elevation was quite good (I mean, he's know Carlos 'Gravity? What Gravity?' Acosta, but he was notably higher than the others). I recall that he was injured at some point, but can't remember when - still, I'm surprised - and wonder if it will change/improve as it goes... He seems to be a reliable partner to me.
Harvey is one of those who wavers to me. There's some things I've seen him in, in which I thought he was excellent. But others... not so much. Sometimes I think he's still 'finding himself' in a performance, if that makes sense.
Has Iohna Loots done any of the Fairy Variations (Songbird?)? Laura Morera has been looking fabulous this past season in general. Oh, and those of you seeing Yuhui Choe, we *must* compare notes. I missed her Florine (which I think she did here with Zachary Faruque), and am dying to hear more about it!
-Sidenote... in terms of getting to the Kennedy Center... I used to live right next to it and we still had troubles getting to it! And if coming in from eslewhere, we sometimes found it easier (quicker) to park elsewhere or take the subway in - and either way catch the shuttle from the Foggy Bottom metro!.
Posted 23 June 2006 - 04:02 PM
Ceeszi, my hat's off to you for all the driving you did. I've driven further primarily for ballet more than once, but not for one performance only.
I don't have the advantage, or in this case perhaps disadvantage, of knowing many productions of Sleeping Beauty, but I was very happy with the sets and costumes yesterday. Everything looks much more vibrant than in certain washed-out photos I'd seen. And while the boat wasn't delicate, for me it was magical.
As for the dancing, Cojocaru, Nunez and Lamb surpassed even my high expectations, and Cojocaru and Kohborg had a touching rapport. I wouldn't call his dancing virtuostic, but the character's the thing, and he was a fine actor and beautiful dancer. I agree with nysusan about the delightful mime. I wanted a more maniacal mien from Rosato's Carabosse, but I suppose I just wanted her to be Anthony Dowell. She was convincing in her own way, and I loved her entrances and exits. All in all, a joyous night! I'll be back for the matinee Sunday, and just maybe tomorrow.
In yesterday's rehearsal, Nunez danced Lilac Fairy with Marquez's Aurora, not a casting combination scheduled for actual performance here. I think tonight's audience will be very pleased with Marquez.
Posted 23 June 2006 - 05:10 PM
anyway, I just wanted to check in with my take on the Thursday SB (shout out to Pat, Art and Susan, met under the Kennedy head). You know, I appreciate the historical debate on the costumes and production value as much as the next BT person, but for me, what the Royal has imported is gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. I loved the richly elegant restraint of the set designs and the sumptuous costuming. It all provided a wonderful imaginative and textured setting to what should have been, and was, the focus of the production -- the dancing.
The RB style struck me as being technique in service to artistry -- and not the other way around which too often seems to happen, especially as ballet becomes such a competition-driven culture here in the US. The steps in this particular ballet are rarely very complicated -- they're just done so well, and it was so encouraging to my daughter, the ballet student, to see what a difference exquisitely pure technique makes in performance.
As others have said, Cojocaru's Aurora was wonderful -- the extension, the balance, the relaxed control and commitment. And I could see so much in her dancing with Kobborg that bespoke total confidence and trust. All that said, however, I do look forward to (hopefully) seeing her perform this role in 5-10 years. I wanted to see just a squidge more character development, something that showed me more of the impetuous teen that Aurora was in Act I and the woman she had become by Act III. That kind of acting, for me, is the only thing right now keeping Cojocaru from being a dancer we'll speak of in the same breath as Farrell and Fonteyn, but I do think she's on her way. The next several years will be exciting to watch.
Loved the corps work. It's a lot cleaner than a lot I've seen this side of the Pond. Genesia Rosato's Carobosse worked for me: I thought she was pretty damn sexy, actually! Bummer about the balky carriage ride that the Lilac Fairy took Florimund on there in Act II: It was an otherwise really cool and visually magnificent scene. And Nunez as Lilac Fairy was lovely -- commanding but in a warmly maternal sort of a way. Lamb as Florine was excellent, though not the knockout I was hoping for. Perhaps she was whupped from the night before where she danced her tuckus off as lead female in MacMillan's Gloria? And from the godforsaken DC weather on Thursday (94 degree temperature, 2000 percent humidity)?
In any event, it was a wonderful experience and well worth the journey. And I thoroughly look forward to the day, decades from now, when I'll be able to sigh over my sherry and say, "Ah, yes, I remember when we saw Cojocaru and Kobborg in Sleeping Beauty in oh-six...."
Posted 23 June 2006 - 05:17 PM
As for driving to the KCen: as above, it really is dreadful to drive around there. I personally never park in the garage, but if people want directions for future reference, let me know which direction you're coming from & I'll give it a shot.
Posted 23 June 2006 - 07:22 PM
And I know exactly how you got your seat, because it is my subscription seat. On Tuesday at lunchtime, I exchanged my Thursday seat (G108 or G109, right?) for a Sat. matinee seat as I also have a Sunday subscription and I wanted to see different casts. I did the exchange around 12 or 12:30.
Koshka - I can't thank you enough! I will never forget Thursday night!
Posted 24 June 2006 - 03:22 AM
As others have said, Cojocaru's Aurora was wonderful -- All that said, however, I do look forward to (hopefully) seeing her perform this role in 5-10 years. I wanted to see just a squidge more character development, something that showed me more of the impetuous teen that Aurora was in Act I and the woman she had become by Act III.
Since I am 'stuck' here in NY, I did not get to see this performance that you all describe so enthusiastically. But, as I read your reviews the above thought occurs to me. I suspect 'Chauffeur' is correct when she predicts 5 to 10 years maturity. With this in mind, I was surprised by those who said she was the best Aurora they have seen.
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5 Apr 2010 1:12 PM #1
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When you change from a HttpProxy to a DirectProxy you need to set "encode: false" in the JsonWriter. If you don't, the transactions go with no data.
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Hi, I'm having the same problem with create in DataWriter example, when I try to use DirectProxy!
(obs: I've set encode to false, so delete works... but not create)
doForm : function(c, m, form, callback, scope){ ... if(this.fireEvent('beforecall', this, t, m) !== false){ Ext.Direct.addTransaction(t); // bug!! var isUpload = String(form.getAttribute("enctype")).toLowerCase() == 'multipart/form-data',
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