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I am wondering how many serious photographers do heavy editing in Photoshop after taking those pictures. Do all or most professional photographers do that? Or they just do a simple cropping and adjusting a brightness and contrast compare to those doing like removing an object from a picture to make it perfect, etc.?
Like John, I can't really speak for pros either. I think it really depends on the person, as some people like to do post-processing, and others are real sticklers about doing everything in camera, with minimal (if any) post processing.
A couple landscape photographers I like span the range. Joseph Holmes is a great photographer who doesn't seem to do much in the way of post processing. A lot of his work is film, but is more recent stuff is digital. All of it looks pretty much the same (an amazing feat in and of itself to keep your digital work and film work similar.)
Marc Adamas is widely considered one of the greatest landscape photographers of our time. It is quite clear from his work that he does some fairly ample post processing of his images, which these days are all digital. His work is excellent, and particularly saturated and vibrant. Some of his works are compositions of a few shots (such as his image of a high mountain river with the milky way in the background.
In my own work, I've gone through a couple phases. For about 6-8 months after I first started photography, I did some pretty heavy post processing. I would spend hours fine tuning each pick, even more hours trying to use HDR to create "better" photographs, etc. My tactics have changed entirely in my more recent work. I have switched to putting more time into each shot, making sure I am using the correct lens (often taking the same shot with a variety of lenses and focal lengths), making sure I have exactly the correct exposure (resorting to graduated ND filtration rather than HDR when a scene escapes the bounds of my cameras dynamic range), using live view and treating my camera like a large-format view camera to get precise composition and perfect focus, etc. My latest work requires FAR less post processing, and is notably better than my early work where I relied more heavily on post processing. Where I could spend days working an HDR image and its tone mapping to get an ok result, graduated neutral density filters eliminate the need, and produce more pleasing results strait out of the camera. I spend maybe 5 minutes or so figuring out what filtration to use, and getting it placed in front of my lens. Ultimately, I am more satisfied when I put the time in out in the field to work the scene, find my vantage point, and meticulously prepare and take my photographs. I also enjoy having more time on my hands at home since I am not spending hours working my images just to get them to look "decent". I can now put that time into making them look like "mine"...a stylized, artistic signature of who I am and how I see the world.
A simple rule of thumb is, outside of basic exposure control and white balance, if you didn't get it right in camera, you generally can't fix it post-process. If your focus is off, if you blow out your highlights or block your shadows (or both in very high contrast scenes), if you didn't compose the scene properly, if you didn't even capture the most interesting scene (i.e. try different focal lengths), then there is little or nothing you can do in post processing to fix it. Basically, post-processing isn't a replacement for good camera work, although it can often enhance good camera work.
That said, some things can't be done in camera. A lot of stylistic, personal trait, or artistic elements of a photograph can only be done during post processing. While certainly no replacement for getting proper composition and framing, focus, dof, etc. in camera, you have a lot of artistic freedom when working with your images on a computer. The possibilities are almost limitless, from simply pushing saturation to the limit like Marc Adamas, to moderate image cleanup that removes unwanted elements from an image (i.e. using Photoshop CS5 Content-Aware fill to remove unwanted or unexpected ugly objects from an otherwise great photo), to complex photomanipulation that takes elements of one or more photographs (and possibly artificial elements), and blends them together to make something entirely new and unique.
Post-processing is ultimately a personal choice, and a fundamental element of ones personal style. You can choose to put all your effort into capturing the perfect picture strait out of the camera, or you can put some effort into turning what you capture with the camera into a unique, stylistic work of artistic perfection that is readily and clearly recognized as "your" work. Neither is the "correct" way, neither is the "best" way, any route you take is simply a part of your personal style, a factor of your work.
I can't speak for the pros, though I would tend to think that if they're selling it, they probably spend some time on it. Of course, if they're shooting for advertising, then it is pretty much assured that the image is going to see a lot of post-processing work...
For myself, it depends. In general, for most, I feel that if I have to spend more than a few minutes on the image, than I haven't taken a good enough shot. Usually I do some curve adjustments, perhaps noise reduction, sharpening (since RAW needs it), and maybe some minor saturation adjustments. Mind you, I'm not about to be featured in a photo magazine for my brilliance, so take my approach with that particular grain of salt. :)
Now, if I'm going for something "artsy" that just uses the image as a base, I'll spend more time on it, quite a bit sometimes. I didn't used to do that kind of thing, but then I came to the conclusion that I'm not a photojournalist, that I'm trying to create art, and so using one of my photographs as a base for that is just fine. I can't draw or paint, so I have to start from something!
It will always depend on the type of photography, but I'd suggest there is a scale:
With virtually no post-processing (so maybe keywording, maybe lens calibration adjustments) you get the world of the Stock photographer - most agencies prefer unsharpened pictures, as it would be normal for their client to go on and make final adjustments ready for their media.
With a bit more processing (so we're adding in things like sharpening for final display, or tweaking levels for greater artistic expression) you get your landscape photographers.
Then you're into the realms of portraiture, which generally needs the most attention; Wedding shots must be colour corrected (there's nothing more embarrassing than a white wedding dress coming out cream, or the groom's white shirt appearing pink). Wedding shots generally have wildly changing lighting conditions whilst at the same time having to get the shots in quickly, so it's difficult to get this right in camera - personally, I always shoot weddings in RAW, and tidy up the white balance later when the camera gets it wrong. Some wedding photographers will also tidy up skin blemishes, or marks on the dress much like...
Finally you get your studio photographers, dealing with either inanimate objects (food/product shots/etc.) or models under controlled conditions - this means they can nail things like exposure and white balance "in-camera", and focus post processing on getting the correct textures and sheens.
As a general rule, I, like many of the the other photographers I've spoken with, like to do most of the work "in camera", as it is generally faster in the long run, and with better results.
The standard answer is "it depends". Sometimes you get everything right and only minor adjustments are needed, and sometimes you want to make sure it's perfect in every way because you want to print it large.
For me it depends on the nature of the photograph. I spend more time cleaning up portraits, and almost nothing if it's just a family snapshot. And by "almost nothing" I mean correcting white balance and cropping, and that really is minimal.
I do think that all digital pictures could always use some processing, even if it's a simple curves adjustment, to bring them to life. It is a major advantage of digital photography.
In general, less is more is your friend. It is really going to depend on the type of photography you do. I shoot mainly events and portraiture.
For events, beyond correcting white balance and adjusting crops (which includes leveling the photos at times) I do very little.
For portraits, after making selects, I will do some more post-processing, but in general less is more. I might remove minor blemishes, whiten the teeth and eyes a bit and adjust levels if my exposure was off.
Something to keep in mind, post-processing a bad photo will not make it better. At best, it might elevate a mediocre photo to passable. Even with heavily processed HDR work, unless the composition is awesome to begin with, you're not going to make it awesome by doing tons of tone mapping. If you polish a turd until is shines, at the end of the day, it's still a turd.
For me it really depends - I have been trying to improve my shots on camera and then the plan is only to heavily process a shot if I am looking for a distinctive look.
I do tend to spend more time cleaning up portraits, making sure the skin tone is even. Occasionally a spot of photoshopping to remove blemishes.
When I first started I used to think that heavily processing shots was cheating in a way - I now understand that it is a methodology for enhancing what you have already done. I wish my editing skills were better
Not for certain type of Pro. Images represent the publications that they appear in and it is not usually up to the photographer to decide what level of manipulation is needed.
It is up to the photo-editor to decide when changes are acceptable and when they should be applied. Most of the time, it is limited to cropping to fit the aspect ratio of the required format. Contrast and colors are only touched to allow images to print correctly.
In some publications were are not even allowed to edit (in the selection sense) which photos get seen by the photo-editor. They require all images to be handed-in and the editor chooses which part of the story is to be told. It is extremely important that the magazine can represent images as truthfully as possible as the reputation depends on this greatly. One manipulated photo may be all it takes to discredit a publication for years.
There's a Nikon endorsed photographer named Cliff Mautner, and he said in couple of places that he does not do post processing. All he do is cropping and minor changes and he just chooses a good natural light and go with it. Apart from him, I have not seen anybody who claimed not to post process. So it really depends on the photographer but I think 95% of them do edit pictures. Pictures don't always look good if you shoot RAW so you have to process them anyway.


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cat *.log |grep -E '2011-06-30 (1[0-1]:[0-1][0-5]|10:16)'| grep -ach '0110 478655 .. 51' * | awk '{SUM += $1} END { print SUM }'
The above line is working for 00:00-00:16 time. I need to sum all the
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This could be a long season. By my third game, I'm down to 2 subs, both goalkeepers. Before half-time, I'm needing to make a sub, my striker who has two is injured and I'm having to play a keeper upfront.
This could be a long season. By my third game, I'm down to 2 subs, both goalkeepers. Before half-time, I'm needing to make a sub, my striker who has two is injured and I'm having to play a keeper upfront.
I've just registered and come across this challenge. Time to save my current game with the Blue Brazil (Gainsborough Trinity) just before I start my 3rd season in the Premiership!
Anyway, just setting up the game now, and I'll post again shortly once I've been on holiday for a year and chosen a club.
Ant- welcome to the challenge and it looks like you have a massive job on your hands! keeping hendon up will be difficult, but you can only do your best
stothy- good to see another member of the challenge! good luck with Chester, who seem to have decent resources to stay up but may have high expectations.
Avramski- I thought the blue brazil was Cowdenbeath? welcome and good luck.
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Nottingham Forest- sounds like your struggling for players, I dont have this problem. Mine is that they are all s**t!
Everyone- I have added a table of participants to the OP, with everyones names, teams and divisions. Let me know if the division is wrong and if i have missed you out!
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Increase in Junior Coaching. It's now adequate .
Mine may not last much longer. I only had a squad of 17 players to start off with and I'm now down to 11 players. The rest of the team are injured. However, we've just played well and had a spirited comeback against Chelmsford.
best of luck to all those taking part. I'm setting up the challenge, just doing the holiday atm. i will post a screenie once i have picked my team also i will be doing this with my nationality set as andorran and try to produce top quality andorrans to make a side challenge to this challenge
This really does not get any easier. As if only having 11 players to choose from wasn't hard enough, go into a game and manage to be infront after 55 minutes. Until that is, my 16 year old right back, who's had to play centre back and left back this season(playing left back for this game) gets injured. We have to play the remaining game with 10 men and go onto concede. Results don't go our way and whilst it's another point, we're back in the relegation one, two points adrift and my striker, is now out injured for 3 months. Luckily my defender is not injured, just knackered like most of my team.
I have 10 players.
In a shock announcement, Bradford PA have revealed former Brigg Town player David Perks as their manager. David managed to raise a few eyebrows when he announced he wouldn't be using the transfer market at all, preferring to rely on youth players coming through the ranks.
PS. The bit about being a former Brigg Town player is true as I used to play for them way back when, so I've set my past experience as a semi professional player.
Apologies if that is the case, if so, I'll restart.
Bit annoyed, Wes Baynes has been sent off 2 times in 4 games, whilst gaining 2 yellow cards aswell... His aggression is only 6 :S He cost me the game against Altrincham which we held on to a 2 - 2 untill the 85th minute, lost 3 - 2
Graham McCormick of Andorran nationality takes the helm at Hendon.
General Info
A few players have contracts running out next month and they dont want to know what i can offer them. on the other hand there are many players with a n/a contract, when i go to offer them a part time contract my board will not allow me to set a contract length and i cant get the boys under contract, here is the error
any help appericiated here.
It's not an error, it's just the way it is. It's there way of saying(player) that they'd only accept a non contract offer.
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the_greyham- Welcome and good luck! as for the contract thing i would try changing the squad status. the board may be blocking contracts with wages for backup and rotation players. put it on key player or first team, it could work. if this fails i think forest is right.
going to play some fm for a few hours, so i wont be very active. hoping to finish s1 by the end of the week!
I'm currently bottom and in March. We're 6 points off of safety and have won our past 2 games. Our previous win was on December 12th before these 2. I don't know when and if I'll get youth players through. Any ideas?
21st march. use them wisely .
if you get relegated dont be dishearted. kingstonian is a very hard team to do it with and this is your first try. the challenge is supposed to be hard
just has junior coaching increased! seems to be the easy one to get early
dont even think about getting youth recruitment up for a few years. people tell me it is very hard to get up.
i know people will get very exited when they get a youth intake, but please keep it for the end of season post. you can drop hints on what its been like but i would like the screen to only be put in the end of season update.
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I got my youths through, 13th of March it is.
They aren't . Infact there is one left back who looks decent. There's a striker who's average. I've offered them all deals though. I've figured that you cn offer them a part-time contract on £3 a week. Considering some of them are under 15, I should be locked up for child slave labour .
Edit: Gavin Park
Dean Corbett
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I got knocked out in the 2nd Qualifying Round .
Edited my post above yours as well.
Nottingham Forest - what potential stars did the ass man give your 2 players?
I don't know, don't really look at that. I know most are rated to be better than what I have but my ass man is rubbish. The left back has some decent attributes imo and he'll do. In my next game, my strikeforce will have an average age of 16 . I have another cb that's ok and he's gone straight into my side.
training facilities upgrade
Been drawn against Cray Wanderers in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the FA Cup, doing well in BSS in 8th position after 8 games.
I've gone on holiday until the end of April. I'm going to give my assistant the chance to earn some credit.
Also, when newly promoted clubs come up, do they always have a manager or not? If they don't, I was going to resign and continue that way. If they do, then I was going to retire and try again. I'd prefer the first one tbh.
Progress Update: 10 games into the BSN season and i'm 2nd place with joint points on 1st, but only +11, whilst Alfreton have +17 GD
As for the FA Cup, just drawn with Southport in 2nd qualifying round, they scored in 90th minute to hold on for a replay
Forest- Sounds like you've given up on this season! its fine to pick a newly promoted club at the end of the season as long as they werent previously playable.
TM- it will cost 95k. sounds like you are doing well!
Not given up as such. Passing the book to my assistant so I can blame him .
Season 2012-2013
Blue Square South
I put the players fitness and morale to one side as I went in quest of picking up some much needed cash. By the end of pre-season we had won 1 and drew 1 of our many pre-season games. I suffered alot of injuries throughout pre-season so couldn't get a side that was settled.
League: Bottom - Relegated
We actually got off to a winning start and then in out first few games we did well and looked like we could achieve a mid-table finish. Much like pre-season though, we were hit by injuries and when we was, we struggled. A fully fit squad of 17, including 3 keepers isn't enough. So when you're having to play keepers here, there and everywhere and you're struggling to pick 11 players to start, you know that it's going to be tough. We were resilient throughout the season and in most games we were written off which is another thing that didn't help. We had a few spells of form, but ultimately, when you can't score many goals and don't have a big squad, it'll be difficult.
FA Cup: 2nd Qualifying Round
I wanted a cup run as it would have hopefully sped up the progress that we would have made. It wasn't to be and we were out of it before we were in it.
FA Trophy: 1st Round
Another competition I would have liked to have done well in. We didn't but I'm not disappointed that I went out to Chelmsford.
I was sacked on the 27th of April, with one game of the season remaining. I'd love to keep the same manager and try and have another crack at it next season with a newly promoted side. I have a month to wait, so fingers crossed.
Forest- Unlucky Mate :/. find a new team and give it another crack!
I may have to start again . None of the newly promoted sides have sacked their managers and I don't fancy waiting.
Steve Carroll - My 16 year old striker who just single handedly downed Hyde with 2 goals to record a 2 - 1 victory
I'm about to join this challenge; currently on holiday.
Just to clarify, we are able to bring our own staff in?
Let's try again..... Restarted my save from 23rd June, and this time the choice of promoted clubs was Chester, St Albans and Stafford in the BSN, and Carshalton, Farnborough and Weymouth in the BSS. What swayed my decision is that Carshalton's youth facilties were not rented (plus they have an 8000 capacity stadium), so here goes ....
Manager profile
Club overview
Club facilities
First team squad
Reserve team squad
In terms of finances, I have £30k in the bank, and so far, only 1 friendly arranged, that being away to Dorchester.
Time to arrange a few money spinning (hopefully) friendlies, get 2 or 3 coaches in and 1 scout to spy on future opponents.
Thanks for restarting . looks good. I'm glad you didnt pick farnborough though, as they didnt get promoted since they start the game in the BSS!
good to hear! sorry if i was a bit snappy
^ 200th post
So, after eagerly anticipating my holiday manager's return, the leagues have been refreshed so I am free to choose my new club.
After some 'um's and ah's' I decided to go for Carshalton.
Manager Profile
It's on the 28th as when I pressed continue from the 23rd it just kept going and going!
Joe- Thats fine. look forward to your journey with Carshalton!
After a quick look at my squad, I'm actually not that disappointed. Here's a few of my key players who I will be reliant upon:
Paul Vines
Craig Tanner
Francis Quarm
Tom Davis
Carshalton? it isn't that deep. just 4 or 5 players injured and the club will struggle ....
That's every player at the club who isn't greyed out. I'm really pleased with my strikers. But there are definitely going to be some big problems along the course of the season.
Chris Simm goes 23 hours without scoring a goal and then scores a hatrick???
Yeah I was quite pleasantly surprised actually. I think it is a case of, to do well injuries must be avoided, for all teams to be honest.
Everything seems to be in place with some lovely and easy (hopefully!) friendlies that should lift morale nicely for the beginning of the season. I'm going to make sure I am very detailed with my micromanagement in this save as I believe it will be crucial.
How are you performing in your league Tactic Master?
Yes I feel the team meetings are key features in the game, especially in saves like this when morale is going to be such a vital factor.
That's exceptional! Are you going for a rigid approach or are you looking to really go out and attack your opposition?
So it's holidayed again and I have a choice of the following teams: Carshalton, St Albans, FC United, Lowestoft, Chester, Lewes. There should be 6 teams to choose from right?
Unsure on who to be really. It's between Chester, FC United and St Albans.
I only have 3 strikers in my squad
Gone Chester. No squad worries for me .
Good to hear!
After my first friendly this has already happened.
One of my best players injured, hopefully not the first of many!
Chester Vs Alfreton Town (2nd Vs 1st)
Goals & Stats
Match Stats
Post Match + Table
As I keep saying, we some how seem to just about do it, we got dominated, but we scored the vital goal from a corner
geography homework complete! now for some fm...... hope to get the youth intake tonight, only 3 months away
I've been enjoying watching my substitute keeper play up front for the last ten minutes of my friendlies while my strikers rest their legs
He's hit the post in the most recent!
Picked up my second injury but it's only 6 days... phew!
Got myself a parent club to garner some extra income and a slightly high profile friendly every year:
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I have just had my second Junior Coaching increase after a recent takeover from Barry Hearn.
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A good intake already?! I want to see this!
Hmm, all you lot are bad influences. Going to boot mine up now. Currently spending near on £8k on wages. Don't know whether to go with my old approach of extending all players contracts and hope for the best or to leave it and hope I get some good youngsters through. Risks both ways.
I'm at the start of February now, the board are refusing to let me increase the Junior Coaching...you guys are lucky.
Yeah thinking of doing that. I'm trying to keep determined players as well. I have a centre back who's not very good and on £350 a week. He's off and I'll happily piggyback him to his next club. Got a determined 16 year old centre back, won't make the grade but he'll do for the time being.
Well pre-season went well, although with some very easy fixtures, by the time I started the season, everyone was fully fit.
Our first league game was at home to Salisbury. We set up to play on the counter and things went surprisingly well for our first game:
Carshalton vs Salisbury
Paul Vine headed home to put us 1-0 up in the first half but we sadly went down to ten men early in the second period. Salisbury missed the resultant penalty and actually went down to ten men themselves.
David Ray then put the game home in the final few minutes with a lovely header.
Very pleased by my start.
I don't like it. Eventually though, if I can make some money, I'll only be spending a couple of grand a week maximum. I reckon with squad I have, I can get promotion.


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1 Sheet puff pastry cut in to 4
2 4 to 6 oz Salmon filet
2 cups fresh spinach
3/4 cup heavy cream
1 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped garlic
salt and pepper to taste
1 egg beaten with 3 tbsp water
Season salmon with salt and pepper and sear for 1 min on each side to
brown a little, remove from pan and set aside, in same pan coat pan with
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I had read the Secure Remote Password Protocol paper written by Tom Wu. This protocol is resistant to dictionary attacks. I have also go through some papers regarding to VNC attacks due to weak password and DES encryption. Will this protocol improved the security concern for authentication protocol of remote desktop application.
RDP is a protocol with a rather long history, and multiple layers. Recent versions can mix with SSL/TLS in two ways (which can be used concurrently):
Both TLS usages can conceptually use SRP, since there is a standard for that. However, this will not happen until you get an RDP client and an RDP server who agree on using SRP with their TLS tunnels. I am not aware of any existing RDP implementation (either client or server) which currently does that. You could launch an opensource project on the subject, building on FreeRDP (for the RDP protocol) and GnuTLS (for the TLS+SRP part). This is not a five-minute task, though...
Another possibility is to establish a kind of SRP-powered VPN and tunnel the RDP protocol through that. The SSH protocol can help; it includes features for port forwarding through the SSH tunnel, and at least one SSH implementation supports SRP. This kind of tunnelling will be clunkier, but easier to assemble than patching RDP implementations (in particular if you want to use close-source RDP client and servers, which is usually the whole point of RDP: to use Microsoft's client and/or server).


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The first Bluray I've seen that has had advertisements on the main menu, and if you didn't turn them off first, during the movie.
Figured they would have made it $9.99 just for the gimmick effect.
Well, it's STILL a great movie, and a Tim Burton movie.
And I think kids are a little too mollycoddled these days.
If you don't make a big scary deal out of it, and explain a few parts, the kids like it a lot also.
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Watercolor topic for art group
The Steubenville Art Association will welcome Robert VanNattal as the presenter when the group meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Historic Fort Steuben located at 120 S. Third St., Steubenville.
VanNattal will teach a transparent watercolor workshop Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and also offer a demonstration at the evening meeting. A Canton-area impressionistic artist, he is a member of the National Watercolor Society, the Ohio Watercolor Society, the American Watercolor Society and the Transparent Watercolor Society of America. He studied under Frederick Graff.
Those interested in taking the class for $40 should contact Marnee Muhleman at (330) 340-4577.
The social committee for the meeting will include Muhleman, chairwoman, and Marilyne Shanks, Arlene Walls and Nancy Morris.
Members are reminded to bring $22 for the Christmas dinner to be held at 6 p.m. Dec. 19 at St. Florian Hall.
Weirton church
planning event
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Weirton will hold an indoor garage sale from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the church, located at 604 Colliers Way, across from the Weirton Medical Center.
Lunch will be available.
Out of the Blue
at coffeehouse
The Coffeehouse at The Arbor will be held Saturday with music beginning at 6 p.m. and featuring Out of the Blue from Wheeling.
"They are well loved in this area for their fine mix of old and new bluegrass and gospel, with some surprise tunes thrown in for good measure," a press release notes.
Sandwiches and other food and snacks are available for purchase from the Arbor kitchen. Children are welcome with accompanying adults.
The event is part of the community outreach program of the New Cumberland Free Methodist Church. All proceeds benefit The Arbor and its programs, especially the after-school program for children.
There is no cover charge to attend, but donations are accepted. The Arbor is located at 208 S. Chester St., New Cumberland, one block south of the traffic light.
For information, contact the church at (304) 564-4411 or Debbie at (304) 794-8275.
Garden club
installs officers
An installation of officers and a covered-dish dinner took place at the October meeting of the Dillonvale Rosebud Garden Club.
Jodi Russell, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Region 12 regional director, installed the following officers: Gloria Bartyzell and Jeanette Postlehwait, co-presidents; Caroline Williams, vice president; Lois Jean Kniszek, secretary; and Nina Cleaver, treasurer.
Roll call was taken by naming a good bug. Williams displayed the "Tree of Change," a design she created for the event decorating contest.
Members were to meet Nov. 3 at the Dillonvale Presbyterian Church to assemble packages for the Appalachian Shoe Box Project. Ann Marie Grayzar and Cleaver are in charge of the project. It also was decided to donate cookies for an upcoming Hounds' Haven event.
A Thanksgiving basket drawing will be conducted at the Nov. 14 meeting. Members thanked J.J. Kniszek for donating the tickets.
Plas for the Dec. 12 Christmas party were discussed. The dinner meeting will be held at the Farm Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. A gift exchange will be held.
Darwin Burge presented a program on fall and spring flowering bulbs. Catalogs and seed packets were given to members.
Plans for decorating planters in Dillonvale for Christmas will be discussed at the November meeting. All members will be displaying pressed leaves. The program will be "Preparing Your Yard," presented by Wendee Zadanski, Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District operations manager and natural resources specialist.
For information on the club or to purchase tickets for the Thanksgiving basket, call Bartyzell at (740) 769-2663.
Vets commission
meets Wednesday
The regular monthly meeting of the Jefferson County Veterans Service Commission will be held Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the War Memorial Building, 423 North St., Steubenville.
All veterans or interested parties are welcome to attend.
Pine Grove UMC
craft show set
Pine Grove United Methodist Church will host its annual holiday craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Saline Township Complex in Hammondsville.
More than 30 craftsmen will be on hand at the show which also will feature homemade baked goods, homemade soups, sandwiches and pies. Patrons can dine in or get takeout.
The event is in a heated building.
Satellite office
open in Toronto
The satellite office of the Jefferson County Veterans Service Commission will be open from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday at the Toronto American Legion, 415 Market St., Toronto, to assist veterans, dependents of veterans, and/or veterans' widows with Veterans Administration pensions, compensations, burials, schooling, medical assistance and other veterans' benefits.
For information or assistance, call the Veterans Service Office at (740) 283-8571 or visit the office at 423 North St., Steubenville. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. It is closed every Wednesday afternoon to the public.
Four Seasons
Seniors meet
First Vice President Angela Gillette presided over the Four Seasons Senior Citizens Association Oct. 17 at the Serbian American Cultural Center.
Chaplain Mary Rose Spano gave the invocation.
Following the dinner, members were entertained by the Casey Sisters School of Dance.
Reports were given by Josie Cekinovich, Rose Mark and Josie Cekinovich.
Nominating Committee Chair Bob Burskey gave his report on those nominated to be the 2013 officers, including President Norma Yoho, First Vice President Roberta Burnett, Second Vice President Chris Sklenar, Secretary Tom Maxwell, Treasurer Rose Mark and Chaplain Mary Rose Spano. Members will vote at the November meeting.
Birthdays and anniversaries were acknowledged.
Marge Trinone reported on cards sent.
Rose Barbara was awarded the complimentary club dinner. Tony LaRosa and Jim Orler won the 50/50 drawing. Dorothy Blankenship, Bob Deku, Margaret Chapman, Betty Lucas, Frances Oliver and Norma Yoho won door prizes.
Gillette reminded members that, because of the holidays, the November and December meetings will be held Nov. 14 and Dec. 12, respectively.
Auxiliay unit has
new members
Kim McLain and Tammy Strupe were sworn in as new members when the American Legion Auxiliary Post 557 met Oct. 17.
The unit agreed to establish the Jennie Williams Memorial Scholarship at Indian Creek High School. It will be given to a senior girl with the highest score on the Americanism test given anually by the American Legion.
Unit members made plans to take shirts and hats to the veterans at Sienna Woods and Dixon's nursing homes on Veterans Day.
The auxiliary was to join with the Sons of the American Legion and the Legion in helping with the dedication of a plaque and new flag pole at Dixon's.
The next meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Speakers listed
at Kiwanis Club
The Steubenville Kiwanis Club was to welcome Mary Kathryn McVey, chair of the education department at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, as its speaker today at the group's noon luncheon meeting at the YWCA.
Duke Rakich, program chair, has announced the following speakers for the remainder of the month:
Nov. 20: Mark Glyptis, president of the United Steelworkers Local Union 2911.
Nov. 27: A representative of Esmark.
On Dec. 11 the club will hold its annual Christmas party for children at East Elementary, beginning at 11:15 a.m.
Tom Timmons has announced that the club's third-annual Trivia Competition will be held March 9 at Steubenville High School, beginning at 7 p.m.
Anyone interested can organize a team of 10 or less to participate. The cost is $100 for a team no matter its size. There will be no concessions available, so teams can bring their own food.
Free diabetic shoe fittings set
Medi Home Care, 105 Main St., Wintersville, will provide a free fitting for diabetic shoes from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday.
For an appointment call (740) 266-3974.
Memorial Mass
set for Thursday
The Mingo Knights of Columbus 4361's annual Memorial Mass will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Agnes Catholic Church
Food will be served in the church hall afterwards. It is open to the public and members.


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Ford Institute for Visual Education
In 2007, a $15 million gift from the late Hallie Ford to Pacific Northwest College of Art established the Ford Institute for Visual Education (FIVE) and advanced the College as an innovative center of excellence. This contribution represents the largest gift ever made to an arts organization in Oregon and serves as a catalyst for expanding the College's graduate programs and offerings to the community through the vibrant FIVE Idea Studios and Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series, in addition to a broad range of exhibitions, institutes, and symposia.
Through FIVE, the College has brought world-renowned speakers and artists to Portland, including Lewis Hyde, Jacques Rancière, Martin Kersels and James Turrell, while also sustaining its world-class artist-in-residence program with current writer-in-residence, Pulitzer Prize-nominated author Barry Sanders. FIVE facilitated the launch of the College's five graduate education programs: MFA in Applied Craft and Design operated jointly with Oregon College of Art and Craft, MFA in Collaborative Design, MFA in Visual Studies, Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies, and MA in Critical Theory and Creative Research.
Under the auspices of FIVE, the College in 2009 integrated with Museum of Contemporary Craft. The relationship between PNCA and MoCC honors the original interest of the Museum to align its future with another educational/cultural organization and PNCA's desire to deepen and broaden its offerings. The operational partnership maintains the Museum's focus on craft and expands the Museum's mission to include a greater focus on design. The integration has enhanced the educational experience at PNCA for current and future students and enables the College to explore new graduate offerings.
The Museum and PNCA continue to pursue the goals of FIVE, which are to provide stellar exhibitions, community outreach, conferences and symposia, creative research and innovative graduate programs.
PNCA Futures Project
The Futures Project is designed to engage the PNCA community in considering different scenarios for the College's future and in developing "solutions" or approaches that will ensure the College's ability to deliver on our mission while remaining financially sustainable.
With some preliminary work in identifying the key drivers, internal and external, that are most likely to affect the College's future direction, a "scenarios group" of about 20 PNCA students, faculty, staff, and board members came together in early January 2013 to brainstorm and ultimately design responses to the scenarios. These scenarios thinkers were selected from nominees from the greater PNCA community. The resulting work will be presented to the PNCA community for feedback in February 2013.
Leading the Futures Project was David Sawyer, president of Context, a Portland-based management consulting firm. Sawyer is an expert in futures thinking who has worked with a range of private and public sector clients locally and nationally, including the National Geographic Society, Mercy Corps, World Pulse, Reed College, and Berea College. He has also taught in the MFA in Collaborative Design program and shares our passion for PNCA. Sawyer helped to design a streamlined, focused process in order to produce work that will be central and invaluable as the College goes forward.
In early January 2013, the PNCA Futures Project invited Chris Riley of studioriley to kickstart the Project with a lecture titled "The Great Migrations: How World Cultures are Shifting in the Digital Age." A podcast and more information can be found on UNTITLED.
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The new york-based firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R) is the winner of the international design competition. Extending into the encompassing urban context, the pathways are derived from relevant site lines to support park and cultural activities while merging the existing and contemporary layers of the city. placed upon a historic river site, the permeable parkland will reveal the multi-tiered archeology while connecting the city's future as a technological hub for art, leisure and commerce. Continue Reading →
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The image above shows KSR Architects' Camden Town Pavilion at the iconic Britannia junction outside Camden Town Underground Station in Camden, London. The local design practice recently won the competition to design the temporary pavilion for the town's first annual Camden Create Festival happening May 13-15.
"Based in Camden, the practice is delighted to be participating in the festival, which aims to celebrate the existing community of creative enterprises in the area, and attract new businesses.vBrittania junction is a significant and key confluence of views and thoroughfares and the perfect location for an artwork that represents this hidden community. Continue Reading →
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Located on the shores of Galway Bay in Salthill and only five minutes from the vibrant Galway City, the 4 Star Galway Bay Hotel offers an unforgettable experience to all. Guests can bask in stunning sea views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Clare Hills while making the most of excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere. The hotel is conveniently situated along the famous Salthill Promenade, directly on the Wild Atlantic Way trail. Enjoy leisurely waterside walks or take a short drive to Connemara and experience some of the many cultural and scenic attractions on offer.
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Primary Care Doctor's role in Cancer Survivorship: Internet Based Study
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This information is part of a process called "informed consent" to allow you to understand this study before deciding whether to take part.
The purpose of this research survey is to help understand your opinion about how your primary care doctor (family doctor or general internist) can provide the best care for you as a cancer survivor.
The information collected in this survey is confidential and the researchers will not be able to identify who is filling out the information. In the report of this study, the respondents (you) will not be recognizable and all personal health information will be protected.
This survey is for adults, 18 years of age or older, who have a diagnosis of cancer.
If you agree to be in this study, you will be asked to fill out the following brief survey.
Your participation in this study is voluntary. This means that everyone will respect your decision of whether or not you want to be in the study. No one at The University of Pennsylvania or OncoLink will treat you differently if you decide not to be in the study. If you decide to join the study now, you can still change your mind during the study. If you feel stressed during the study you may stop at any time.
The benefits of this study include generating information to better help health professionals understand how primary care doctors can provide the best care to cancer survivors. You may receive no benefit from your participation.
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6 Insane Attempts to Communicate With the Future
We've all dreamed about it at some point in our lives, but let's face it: Time travel is probably not going to happen. And if you sign up to have somebody freeze your body and wake you up in the year 3012, all that'll probably happen is you'll wake up the next day in a bathtub of ice with your kidney missing.
But that's not to say we can't at least communicate with the distant future. With nothing more than a message to send and a ludicrous amount of funding, there are all sorts of projects to preserve messages for your great-great-(great-great-great-) grandchildren. Like ...
The mission of the planned KEO satellite is simple: stay in an orbit that will carry it around Earth, safely away from whatever catastrophe might happen down on the surface, before allowing it to crash back down for the future inhabitants of the planet to find ("find" in this case possibly meaning "be impaled, dismembered or crushed by").
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Doesn't protect against falling roof tiles or small meteorites, and blocks most CNN broadcasts.
How long will it be up there? Fifty thousand years, give or take a few.
Elected in 1999 as UNESCO's "Project of the 21st century," KEO is the brainchild of French artist Jean-Marc Philippe. It's to be an orbiting time capsule consisting of a spherical body constructed of metal alloys strong enough to protect its precious payload and solar-powered wings that flap for no useful purpose (hint: There's no air up there). That's what you get when you let an artist design a satellite.
Who wrote the instructions in French? That'll be a dead language in six, seven years max.
So What Message Was Worth All This Trouble to Send?
So when the advanced beings who live on Earth 50,000 years from now float up alongside this giant metal space bug that fluttered down from the cosmos and pop it open with their mind powers, what will be awaiting them inside?
- A drop of human blood, plus samples of air, sea water and soil, all encased within a diamond engraved with the human genome
- An astronomical clock
- Portraits of people of all cultures
Oh noooooo.
- The Contemporary Library of Alexandria, an "encyclopedic compendium of current human knowledge"
- The full, uncensored text of all the messages submitted by the public on KEO's website
- Pictorial schematics to build a DVD player (to read the messages)
Whoa, hang on. Let's step back to that next-to-last one real quick: "The full, uncensored text of all the messages submitted by the public on KEO's website." Think about that for a second. In a world where stuff like 4Chan and Yahoo! Answers exists, their big plan is to send the inhabitants of far-future Earth unfiltered messages from anonymous Internet users.
"Maybe that nuclear war wasn't such a bad idea."
Excuse us, we're just going to head straight on over there right now and submit our apology to the people of Future Earth and beg them not to send back Timecops to beat the shit out of us.
#5. The Georgia Guidestones
In June of 1979, a mysterious gentleman going by the pseudonym of R. C. Christian walked into the office of a granite finishing company in rural Elbert County, Georgia, and proceeded to request the installation of an unusually large and complex stone monument on behalf of "a small group of loyal Americans." It's been since sometime around the Revolutionary War since the phrase "a small group of loyal Americans" didn't mean something terrifying or insane, and as you'll soon see, this is no different.
The temptation to chisel a dick in that must be enormous.
Just how large and complex was this monument? It has since earned the nickname "America's Stonehenge," and rightly so: Four 16-foot-tall, 20-ton slabs of granite are arranged in a star pattern to support a 25,000-pound capstone. This metric shit-ton of rock is all flawlessly arranged into a complex clock, calendar and compass that tracks the sun's east-west migration year-round and focuses a beam of sunlight on the center column at precisely noon each day to pinpoint the day of the year.
Hippies constantly need to be told what day it is.
Joe Fendley, the president of the granite company responsible for the construction of the monument and the only person at the company to have had direct contact with Christian, has since passed away. To this day, only Wyatt Martin, a local banker who assisted with the transfer of the enormous wads of cash used to finance the project, knows the true identity of R. C. Christian, and he's sworn to secrecy.
So What Message Was Worth All This Trouble to Send?
While nothing is clear about the origin of the Georgia Guidestones, the one thing that is generally agreed upon based on the available evidence is that the "guides" inscribed on this monument built to outlast time itself are meant to instruct the survivors of some impending apocalypse on how to avoid the same fate again.
"1. Nothing good can come of robots. 2. NOTHING GOOD CAN COME OF ROBOTS."
The always sane Yoko Ono praised the stones as "a stirring call to rational thinking," but others claim that R. C. Christian was the head of some secret Satanic society and have labeled the stones the "10 Commandments of the Antichrist."
God loves petty laws and useless officials.
So what are these inscriptions that have caused such a fuss? Under the proclamation of "Let These Be Guidestones to an Age of Reason" on the capstone, the eight faces of the stones feature the following statements engraved in English, Spanish, Swahili, Hindi, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese and Russian:
1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
2. Guide reproduction wisely -- improving fitness and diversity.
3. Unite humanity with a living new language.
4. Rule passion -- faith -- tradition -- and all things with tempered reason.
5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
8. Balance personal rights with social duties.
9. Prize truth -- beauty -- love -- seeking harmony with the infinite.
10. Be not a cancer on the earth -- Leave room for nature -- Leave room for nature.
"Except for where you want to construct massive blocks of stone, because fuck nature sometimes."
Nothing terrifying about that! You know, except for the part where the number one point calls for over 6.3 billion people currently walking the earth to be dead. That, and the thought that the post-apocalyptic civilization who finds these stones will think that this was some kind of commandment from the ancient wise rulers of Old Earth rather than, you know, one guy who had the cash to buy a bunch of granite.
#4. The Voyager Golden Record
Back when space exploration was still a thing (1977, to be exact), NASA launched the two Voyager spacecraft on their mission to explore the far reaches of our solar system. On board were some quite elaborate messages that could survive to be found by someone (or some thing) a long way away and several thousand years from now.
The idea was inspired by the plaques that had been included on the earlier Pioneer spacecraft, which ignored everything we've learned from every sci-fi movie ever by pinpointing the exact location of our tiny little planet for any advanced alien species who might stumble across them.
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Using SQL Server transactional replication with a distributor on 2008R2, and publishers/subscribers all on SQL 2005. Does the compatibility level of the distribution database matter? Should it be set to 90 to match the other servers, or is 100 fine?
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It seems that compatibility level can have an affect on the publishing and subscribing databases, with respect to object ownership and the existence (or not) of a particular schema. If you aren't seeing that, it's probably not a problem for you.
As far as the distribution database goes, there doesn't seem to be any effect. I would leave the compatibility level of any of the SQL Server system databases (master, msdb, tempdb, the distribution database and even the model database) to whatever MS set it to unless Microsoft or a third-party vendor tells me otherwise, gives me a reason and says that I'll be unsupported if I don't change it.
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Do Sephardim always follow the words the Mechaber (Maran Yosef Karo) in halakha?
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Mekubal, you recently brought a case of the falling talis where the Kaf haChaim says safek brachos lehakel, which is not in line with the Shulchan Aruch who says to make a bracha.
There are certain Sephardim that refrain from eating Kitniyos on Pesach, most notably Jews from Morocco, however the majority of Sephardim still eat Kitniyos.
usually yes, in some special cases no. sometimes when there's a conflict with cabala we follow cabala another example is with berachot, even rabenu iosef haim says that we go against the maran when there's a mahloket to do aberacha or not we many times say safek berachot leakel
Hacham Ovadia Shelit"a holds (in scattered sources) that we say
"Safek Berachot Neged Maran"- If Maran writes that if you should make a Beracha and two Poskim write that you don't bless we don't follow Maran.
"Sfek Sfeka Neged Maran (Liwyat Hen 42)"- If Maran holds something and there are a lot of Sefekot or different elements surrounding his words we sometimes don't follow him.
"Bimkom Minhag Lo Amrinan Safek Berachot Afilu LeNeged Maran- If Maran writes not to say a Beracha in a case and our Minhag is to say the Beracha we don't follow Maran."
"Im Maran Lo Raa- In some cases we see a Rishon that says something and Maran didn't write or he didn't hold like it, we don't follow Maran because he would have wrote like that Rishon."
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Posted 18 August 2005 - 08:04 AM
I guess you could mess someone up telling them that "yeah, I play slide guitar in open A11th...."
Are you working on a new instructional DVD?
I'm getting ready to do one myself on slide in standard tuning with behind the slide technique.
grace & peace & cool tones,
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I'll be looking forward to checking it out.
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Yes Randy, been back since May 16 ... it's like I never left now!
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We all look forward to this DVD
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I hope all is well down under. I'm here up top and freezing with too much snow. Is there any new word about your upcoming DVD?
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Posted 21 January 2007 - 10:35 PM
When you standard/drop d tuners are sliding around, do you visualize the chord when your playing it (like the chord forms for specific string sets Kirk listed above) ?
can you re-learn songs from open tunings and get the same tone, or does that "natural" chorus effect get lost in standard tuning? I've been hot on the trail of some more ragtime tunes but many are in open tunings and there again I'm lost. With more practice I'm sure I could find the "lined up" chords to play the songs but the phrase by phrase licks will they work out the same? Mainly, I was listening to Harlem Slims stuff and Bill Broonzy
Posted 30 January 2007 - 07:33 PM
I think Pierre Bensusan lives in one open tuning and can play in any key in open tuning, but I don't know anyone else who does. Sonny Landreth plays almost exclusively in open tuning but he uses a lot of different tunings - and he is an awesome slide player.
I like Kirk's approach because he not only teaches us to play in regular tuning, he shows that slide in regular tuning when played right can sound awfully like an open tuned guitar. I believe that muting the strings is not only good for a clean sound, it actually improves tone 150% -- gives it a richness one cannot get if not muting. I have no idea about the musical physics of what happens when we mute out the other strings, but maybe if the pickups are only dealing with essentially one or two strings at a time, then we get that nice fat slide sound? I think also that being able to isolate single strings really helps us focus on vibrato -- at first Kirk's muting style in standard slowed me down a lot, and I am still a long way from being to play slide in any way fast, but the slowing down process has allowed me to really appreciate the quality of the sound and to really explore the range of tonal possibilities a little more.
Anyway I am off on a ramble here....
Posted 26 February 2007 - 06:53 AM
part of the problem as I see it regarding tuning open or standard, or a combination of the two is that some songs...IF they are to be played accurately require the specific
tuning they were written in..
Now, I know that sounds stoopit...but an example would be most of Page's work-and his
'secret' open tunings...HA HA
More specifically, (i am going to have trouble describing this, because I lack the training and vocabulary that goes with the training) on slide songs that use 'fram' notes
(Kirk does this quite a bit) like a lead solo riff, cannot be dupicated in any other tuning.
So, my point is..
If I want to play Done Somebody Wrong exactly like Skydog, I will have to be tuned to open E or I won't be able to use the same finger style (fram notes) although I can find the notes..(if I try hard enough) somewhere...ha ha.. but when it comes time for sustain, or a change..I won't be in the right position, etc. to pull it off.
I don't spend much time trying to duplicate songs, so much as learning how the sound was made that made the song enjoyable. That is where the frustration can be found for me, because sometimes the only way to duplicate the sound is to duplicate the tuning.
Sonny's song "Orphan's of the Motherland" is an example of Sonny's D tuning, that has to be followed to duplicate the riffs. The song can't be played in E or A44
very interesting thread
Posted 26 February 2007 - 07:04 AM
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 09:20 AM
But, why bother duplicating someone else's rendition? They've already done it!
no doubt.. Kirk..
I am so new here.. I am the sort of musician who has spent more time fooling with cool noises, and putting them together for personal enjoyment... than the sort who
has a better understanding of the notes, etc. I guess you'd say the only reason I learn technique or form from replicating someone else would be to incorporate the ability to make the sound(s) into other music..
At some point though..my lack of 'knowing' where I am, or 'what' I am playing..becomes a handicap.
I have a question..(probably should use the search function)
I call dropped D tuning
where the guitar is tuned to open D
and the low E string is tuned to low D
is that correct ?
Posted 26 February 2007 - 12:42 PM
I call dropped D tuning
where the guitar is tuned to open D
and the low E string is tuned to low D
is that correct ?
Dropped D is the same as standard tuning but with the low E tuned down to D. The tuning you're describing is just open D.
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Posted 26 February 2007 - 08:55 PM
But, why bother duplicating someone else's rendition? They've already done it!
Kirks right....as they say on American Idol ..."That was ok, but you sound like every other kareoke singer":yawn:
I try to work within the structure of the original song, however make it my own. Good or Bad, no-one will say I sound EXACTLY like ____
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I've heard this a couple times now and most recently in a movie "钢的琴". It's an idiom that means "cut me some slack"; "let me off the hook". I couldn't make sense of the Baidu encyclopedia so I'm asking here.
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It should be 放我一马. 马 here refers to the rider rather than the horse itself. It's from 三国演义.
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When I have Excel running and I double click an Excel file in Windows explorer, I'd like it to launch in a new window by default so that I can move documents to separate monitors. Is there any way to get this behavior?
I've had this problem too. Here's what I did:
I don't know why this isn't built in. Source: http://www.lytebyte.com/2008/05/13/how-to-open-two-excel-files-side-by-side-in-separate-monitors/
There are certain disadvantages to having all your workbooks opened in different windows. For one thing, if you write a formula in one workbook which references another, it will include the full file path of the other workbook. For another, copy/pasting from one workbook to another reduces the number of options available for the destination data, like keeping the column widths, etcetera. It's possible that for your purposes those things won't matter much, but basically if you experience any "weird" behavior when using multiple workbooks in multiple windows, you might try opening them in the same window to see if the weirdness goes away.
My preference is to leave the default behavior to open Excel workbooks in the same window, and when I want individual workbooks opened in different windows I right-click the file and select "Open in new window". In order to do that, I wrote this small utility. It's free. Feel free to install it.
Excel 2007: If you have access to edit your windows registry, here are a few registry files that add the option to open in a new instance (either by default or not) when you right-click on your files so you can use both functionalities.
There is a .reg file to 'uninstall' it as well. Tried and tested in excel 2007 (32-bits windows). I believe the technique is the same as in hyperslug's answer: DDE or not.
It's a bit back to front, and will work for any program not just Excel, but I middle-mouse-button click the Excel icon in the Windows 7 Taskbar and create a new instance of Excel, then open the documents in each instance of Excel.
Once your have multiple instances of Excel running you can arrange them side by side by holding down Shift and right clicking on the icon:
Since hyperslug's answer didn't work for me, I followed "Option B" from his link and now open a new (empty) Excel from the start menu and drag'n'drop the file I want to open into the new window.
In Office 2013 they solved this issue. Each workbook is in its own window in Office 2013.
Here's another set of registry files I (which I created) to solve the same problem: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Office_Suites/MS_Office/Excel/A_1007-Option-to-open-excel-2007-documents-in-a-new-instance.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+30+excel+instanc+new
Gives a right click menu to open excel files in a new instance, and optionally makes it the default behavior, but still leaves the option to open it in an existing instance if the workbooks need cutting and pasting with formatting between them.
finally one regedit instruction that works for my windows 7 and excel 2010
Thank you to sally tang , on this forum https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/ee76d08d-3306-406d-894c-16fd3cb824d9/each-workbook-in-separate-windows-excel-2010-windows-7?forum=excel
I followed the guide published here.
In short:
This worked for Microsoft Excel 2007. In case of update you might have to repeat these steps.
I personally liked this manual approach because is reversible. With respect to some of the other proposed solutions, I love the fact that you can so easily open 2 files with the same name.
This thread is old, but the problem is persistent! Hyperslugs solution didn't work for me, but I found a nifty launcher application that middle-mans the opening of excel documents and forces new instances. It can be found here http://blog.thomascsherman.com/2010/06/opening-excel-files-in-new-processes-excel-launcher-helper-app/ . I hope this helps someone with this annoying problem.
I use Excel 2010, and wanted to open a new instance for the purpose of being able to easily switch between spreadsheets. I use Alt+Tab which doesn't work with excel's default settings. If this is the main reason you wish to open a new instance for each spreadsheet, it can be resolved by;
This makes it easier to switch between spreadsheets, but if you're looking to view two spreadsheets simultaneously (i.e. if you have multiple monitors) you will still have to open a new instance of excel and open the file from within that instance.
Another solution is to merge a
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If, after applying this file, you want to open another file in the same window, use the file menu to open another file and it will open in the current window.


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We say a category $\mathcal C$ is locally small if Hom($X, Y$) is small for any $X, Y \in$ Ob($C$).
Let $\mathcal A$ be an abelian category which may not be locally small. Let $V$ be a finite subset of Ob($\mathcal A$). Let $T$ be a finite subset of Mor($\mathcal A$) such that both dom($f$) and codom($f$) belong to $V$ for each $f \in T$. Does there exist an abelian subcategory $\mathcal B$ of $\mathcal A$ satisfying the following conditions? If yes, how would you prove it?
(1) $\mathcal B$ is small.
(2) $V \subset$ Ob($\mathcal B$) and $T \subset$ Mor($\mathcal B$).
(3) The canonical functor $\mathcal B \rightarrow \mathcal A$ is exact.
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In my discussion with some Jehovah Witnesses, they claimed 1914 was the year referred to in revelation and that Satan came to earth. According to their belief, this is why from 1914 the world has never known peace: thus the world wars, famine escalated, and so on...
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Nice. Lately, Nintendo seems to be doing this sort of thing to reward early adopters. I probably won't be getting a Wii U 'til it drops in price, but I am a bit jealous right now.
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