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Marketing Associate
Magoosh - Berkeley, CA - Full time
About the Job
Magoosh is seeking a Marketing Associate to help us achieve our mission of bringing enjoyable, effective and affordable online education to the world. We've reached over 1.5 million students but need help getting to the next level. We've turned test prep from a necessary evil into an enjoyable experience at an affordable price.
We're looking for a team player with a passion for making a difference and leveling the education playing field.
Our team is super stoked about helping students achieve their academic dreams, and we live our company values every day.
This position is based in the Magoosh office in Berkeley, CA with an annual salary of $60-65k, depending on experience. You must be authorized to work in the US.
In this position, you will…
- Manage email marketing campaigns
- Conduct user research and competitive analysis
- Help marketing managers with pricing experiments and promotions
- Identify new opportunities for younger exam categories (LSAT, MCAT, ACT)
- Work hands-on wherever needed – this is a marketing generalist role perfect for someone who likes to do many different things
You have many of the following…
- 1-2 years of varied marketing experience
- Exceptional writing and communication skills
- Experience coordinating many projects at once, with strong attention to detail
- Creative problem-solving skills
- Knowledge of how to collect and interpret data using Excel / Google Analytics
- A growth mindset and a curiosity to learn more about marketing, business, and the education sector
- Experience working in a startup environment or other fast-paced, often-changing workplace
Extra credit if you have…
- Experience with email marketing
- Basic HTML/CSS skills
- Knowledge about test prep
Note: Please feel comfortable applying, even you don't meet all the requirements for the position.
We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
1 to 5 years
Magoosh is fixing a broken test prep industry.
Why should students have to put up with exorbitant prices for boring test prep classes and books that might not even work? With Magoosh, they don't have to. Our mission is simple: create products that give students everywhere access to enjoyable, affordable, and quality test prep. We help millions study at their own pace, on their own time regardless of location, social status, or background. Our team is driven to create the best content and study tools because we're out to change the test prep experience for all.
Magoosh started in 2009 with four co-founders and a few computers. Today, our team is growing fast and our products are used all over the world in more than 180 countries. Millions have studied with us, downloaded our apps, and watched our videos. And every day, we work with thousands of students to help them get the scores they need to get into the schools they want.
If you're a friendly, passionate, lifelong learner who's looking to make a real difference in students' lives, we want you to help us level the educational playing field.


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If anyone was wondering what the Kremlin thought of America at the moment, one politician has laid bare his own feelings by tweeting a picture showing the "different values" held by the two nations' leaders.
Dmitry Rogozin, the Russian deputy prime minister, posted a picture on Twitter showing President Putin holding a small leopard while sat in an enclosure, spliced next to a picture of President Obama stood in a studio and holding a small, white dog.
The image appeared with the message: "We have different values and allies".
President Putin is known for projecting a masculine image of himself through countless pictures issued of the Russian leader riding topless on a horse, flooring an opponent in a judo training session or out in training sessions with the army.
We have different values and allies pic.twitter.com/aJ1312jJNx— Dmitry Rogozin (@DRogozin) July 31, 2014
But this catty move follows the US and EU's implementation of new sanctions against Russia's energy, weapons and finance industries following the country's and the pro-Russian separatists' recent actions in the Ukraine following the Flight MH17 tragedy, which saw officials unable to access the bodies at the crash site for days.
Proof that Vladimir Putin does love dogs after all
Proof that Vladimir Putin does love dogs after all
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Vladimir Putin hugs a Bulgarian shepherd dog, after receiving it as a present from Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boiko Borisov
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Vladimir Putin strokes a dog on his arrival to the family home of former U.S. President George H. W. Bush in Kennebunkport, Maine
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President Vladimir Putin lies on snow during a walk with dogs in Moscow Region, March 24, 2013. Putin walked with Bulgarian shepherd and Akita Inu breeds of dogs, according to RIA Novosti news agency
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin plays with his Bulgarian shepherd dog named Buffy at the Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow
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Vladimir Putin pets Labrador dog Tonik during his meeting with Russian rescue workers in his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow
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Vladimir Putin strokes a rescue dog as he visits an Emergency Situation Ministry in Moscow
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Vladimir Putin pats a dog on the head as he visits the Russian village of Verkhnie Mondrogi
President Obama said the sanctions would make Russia's "weak economy even weaker," claiming that the country is "once again isolating itself from the international community, setting back decades of genuine progress".
Video: Obama - Putin's words must be supported by action
"It does not have to be this way. This is a choice Russia and President Putin has made," President Obama said.
President Putin did not publicly respond to the sanctions, but the Russian Foreign Ministry called them "crazy and irresponsible" and warned that the US and Europe would suffer, too, according to the Wall Street Journal.Reuse content

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It has hypnotic visual style and a dense, driving soundscape. But it's also too monotonous and thematically empty to be seriously provocative. show more
As Alien, a gun-crazy Florida drug dealer with tats, beaded cornrows and a grill any rapper would envy, Franco is a bug-f--k blast. Too bad the movie itself is rarely as outrageous as he is. show more
Am I crazy, or are Spring Breakers and "Oz the Great and Powerful" essentially the same movie? James Franco stars in both - a tattooed, gun-totin' gangsta in one, a charlatan magician in the other (you figure out which is which), and, in both, he's encircled by a bevy of Hollywood babes determined either to get witchy on him, or get that other witchy-rhyming word on him. show more


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The target audience is empirical researchers who are reasonably familiar with the basics of causal inference (from our main workshop or otherwise), and want to extend their knowledge. We will assume familiarity with the potential outcomes notation, randomization inference, difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity, panel data, and instrumental variable designs, but will not assume expertise in any of these areas.Northwestern University hosts the Research Design for Causal Inference Workshop, also sponsored by Duke University, the Society for Empirical Legal Studies, and The Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth at Northwestern Law. For more information and registration please go to http://polisci.duke.edu/causalinference/advanced-workshop. Please note that seating is limited and registration is required.
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Rangers forward Brian Boyle is a proud native of Massachusetts, and yesterday his New England Patriots lost the Super Bowl to the New York Giants.
Man, we haven't seen a guy look so sad since…
Here's the full list of deals made prior to the Wednesday, March 1 3 p.m. EST trade deadline..
Mar. 1
To Nashville: F P.A. Parenteau
To New Jersey: 6th-round draft pick (link)
To Tampa Bay: D Mark Streit
To Philadelphia: F Valtteri Filppula, '17 4th-round pick, '17 conditional 7th-round pick (link)
To Montreal: F Andreas Martinsen
To Colorado: F Sven Andrighetto (link)
To Columbus: D Kyle Quincey
To New Jersey: D Dalton Prout (link)
To New York Rangers: F Taylor Beck
To Edmonton Oilers: F Justin Fontaine (link)
To Tampa Bay: G Mike McKenna
To Florida: G Adam Wilcox (link)
To Los Angeles: F Jarome Iginla
To Colorado: '18 conditional 4th-round pick (link)
To Montreal: F Dwight King
To Los Angeles: '18 4th-round pick (link)
To Florida: F Thomas Vanek
To Detroit: '17 3rd-round pick, D Dylan McIlrath (link)
To Colorado: G Joe Cannata
To Washington: D Cody Corbett (link)
To Colorado: F Brendan Ranford
To Arizona: F Joe Whitney (link)
Feb. 28
To Montreal: F Steve Ott
To Detroit: '18 6th-round pick (link)
To San Jose: F Jannik Hansen
To Vancouver: F Nikolay Goldobin, '17 conditional 4th-round pick (link)
To Edmonton: F David Desharnais
To Montreal: D Brandon Davidson (link)
To Chicago: D Johnny Oduya
To Dallas: F Mark McNeill, '18 conditional 4th-round pick (link)
To New York Rangers: F Daniel Catenacci
To Buffalo: D Mat Bodie (link)
To Ottawa: F Viktor Stalberg
To Carolina: '17 3rd-round pick (link)
To New York Rangers: D Brendan Smith
To Detroit: '17 3rd-round pick, '18 2nd-round pick (link)
Feb. 27
To Washington: D Kevin Shattenkirk, G Pheonix Copley
To St. Louis: F Zach Sanford, F Brad Malone, '17 1st-round pick, '19 conditional 2nd-round pick (link)
To Ottawa: F Alex Burrows
To Vancouver: F Jonathan Dahlen (link)
To Montreal: D Jordie Benn
To Dallas: D Greg Pateryn, '17 4th-round pick (link)
To Toronto: F Brian Boyle
To Tampa Bay: F Byron Froese, '17 2nd-round pick (link)
To Arizona: F Teemu Pulkkinen
To Minnesota: Future considerations (link)
Feb. 26
To Minnesota: F Martin Hanzal, F Ryan White, '17 4th-round pick
To Arizona: '17 1st-round pick, '18 2nd-round pick, '19 conditional 4th-round pick, F Grayson Downing (link)
To Los Angeles: G Ben Bishop, '17 5th-round pick
To Tampa Bay: G Peter Budaj, D Erik Cernak, '17 7th-round pick, '17 conditional pick (link)
Feb. 24
To Anaheim: F Patrick Eaves
To Dallas: '17 conditional 2nd-round pick (link)
To Chicago: F Tomas Jurco
To Detroit: '17 3rd-round pick (link)
Feb. 23
To Pittsburgh: D Ron Hainsey
To Carolina: F Danny Kristo, '17 2nd-round pick (link)
Feb. 20
To Calgary: D Michael Stone
To Arizona: '18 3rd-round pick, '18 conditional 5th-round pick (link)
Feb. 18
To Toronto: F Sergey Kalinin
To New Jersey: D Viktor Loov (link)
Feb. 15
To Washington: D Tom Gilbert
To Los Angeles: '17 conditional 5th-round pick (link)
Feb. 4
To Nashville: F Vernon Fiddler
To New Jersey: '17 4th-round pick (link)
New Jersey and Nashville got together on a trade for the second time this month, with the Preds acquiring veteran winger P.A. Parenteau in exchange for a sixth-round pick, per TSN.
Earlier, the Devils sent veteran center Vernon Fiddler to the Preds for a fourth-rounder.
Parenteau, 33, joined the Devils after getting scooped off waivers from the Isles at the start of the campaign. He's produced well, with 14 goals and 33 points in 55 games, but there have been ups and downs in New Jersey, including a healthy scratch in mid-December.
Parenteau carries a modest $1.3 million cap hit, so it's a minimal financial commitment for the Preds. He's also got a bit of playoff experience — 15 games, split between Montreal and Colorado — which will help a Nashville club currently sitting third in the Central Division.
With the Tampa Bay Lightning mired in a disappointing season, general manager Steve Yzerman has spent the past couple of days selling off his upcoming free agents, including Ben Bishop to Los Angeles and Brian Boyle to Toronto.
On Wednesday, he managed to clear a significant amount of salary cap space for next season.
That is when the Lightning sent forward Valtteri Filppula, a 2017 fourth-round pick, and a conditional 2017 seventh-round pick, to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for defenseman Mark Streit.
Both players had no-trade clauses in their contracts and had to OK the deal. It came after it was reported that Filppula had rejected a trade to Toronto. Streit is an unrestricted free agent after this season. The Flyers are also picking up 10 percent of Streit's remaining contract for this season.
The key to this deal for Tampa Bay should seem pretty obvious: Clearing salary cap space in the future.
He is having a nice enough season for the Lightning offensively with 34 points in 59 games, but he still carries a $5 million salary cap hit for next season. That presented a significant problem for a Lightning team that has a ton of key players in need of new contracts — including restricted free agents Tyler Johnson, Ondrej Palat and Jonathan Drouin — and not a lot of cap space to take care of them all. The Lightning needed to find a way to shed some salary to ensure they can keep them.
With Streit's contract expiring after this season, the Lightning just opened up $5 million in cap space for next season and all Yzerman had to do was give up a couple of late round draft picks to do it.
The Flyers, meanwhile, have spent their deadline day adding a lot of salary to next year's cap. Along with picking up Filppula's deal, they also re-signed forward Piere-Edouard Bellemare and goalie Michal Neuvirth to two-year contract extensions.
The San Jose Sharks couldn't handle the Pittsburgh Penguins' speed.
And so, after losing the Stanley Cup Final in six games, the Sharks decided they had to get faster.
First came the signing of winger Mikkel Boedker, whose "tremendous speed is his best attribute," said GM Doug Wilson on July 1.
The Sharks also signed defenseman David Schlemko, who brought "puck-movement speed" to the third pairing, in the words of head coach Pete DeBoer.
Then, when the season started, there was a quasi-youth movement, as players like Kevin Labanc and Timo Meier received opportunities with the big club.
And finally, last night, the Sharks acquired right winger Jannik Hansen in a trade that sent Nikolay Goldobin to Vancouver.
"Jannik is a versatile, gritty player who plays with speed and is talented on both sides of the puck," said Wilson. "We think he is a perfect fit for the style of our team, which has earned the right for us to make this move and add to our NHL roster as we push towards the playoffs."
Wilson probably undersold Hansen's speed a touch. Even at 30 years old, Hansen is still very fast.
Where DeBoer puts his newest player remains to be seen. On the third line with Tomas Hertl is one possibility. That could bump Joel Ward down to the fourth line, which may be a better spot for the 36-year-old who's struggled offensively this season.
The thing about Hansen is that he's versatile enough to play up and down the lineup. In Vancouver, he started out as a checker. Eventually, he was skating with the Sedins on the top scoring line.
The Sharks' next game is tomorrow at home against, of all teams, the Vancouver Canucks.


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DOM object wrapper can be used to circumvent
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Confirming because this works in 1.5b2 and 1.0.x, but it appears to be fixed in today's build ("function Function must be called directly, and not by way of a function of another name"). Is this a dupe of one of the recent ones blake fixed?
This was "fixed" by the "belt" part of bug 313236 (i.e., we no longer allow calls to privileged Function constructors from "weak" code). I'm not sure if we want to fix this further up the chain, though. Thoughts are welcome.
Here's what's going on here. We null out HTMLBodyElement, set document.body's prototype to a function from a chrome XBL binding. Then access document.body.constructor. That will resolve the property on the body, and since HTMLBodyElement has been set to null that fails to resolve (which is arguably a bug too, but not this bug), so we keep looking up the proto chain. We find the function, and it's got a constructor property. The JS engine then goes to get that, and sees that it's got a getter, calls the getter and that getter does a checkAccess call in the JS engine. Since this property is being accessed off of document.body, we call document.body's JSClass' checkAcces hook. That checkAccess hook only protects against accessing certain properties (proto and parent, and watchpoints), and this is just a normal get of a vanilla property, so the hook just returns w/o doing a security check.
Now this could trivially be fixed in the DOM's checkAccess hook, but IMO that's wrong, and probably wouldn't catch all cases of this bug. Seems like if the Function JSClass cares about protecting access to its constructor property (as do all vanilla JS objects), the JS engine needs to call that class' checkAccess hook when a property on an instance of that class is accessed, even if indirectly if the instance is on some other object's prototype chain.
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This has r=brendan. We need to call the checkAccess hook of the object that we found, not of the object that we're looking on, since if we ended up delegating the resolution, the original object might not care about the access, but the object that we ended up finding the property on might care.
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jst sez, "sr=jst".
Checked into trunk. Tracking to hit rc2 in such an event.
Blake, have we fixed enough of this already with the other bug so that the security implications are remedied?
moving out to the 1.8 rc2 ride-along candidate list. We'll consider taking this if we do an RC2.
Fix checked into MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH.
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a=dveditz for drivers, please add fixed-aviary1.0.8 and fixed1.7.13 keywords when checked in.
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Go flying in high Alpine scenery
At Garmisch-Partenkirchen, you can look forward to breathtaking flights and fantastic views, as it offers some of the best paragliding and hang gliding mountains in Germany.
Mount Wank is one of the mountains with the best thermal activity. From here, cross-country flights of over 100 kilometers and hours of thermal flights are not rare. You will enjoy fantastic birds-eye views of the lush green meadows of the Estergebirge range and the rugged rocks of the Wetterstein mountain range. But both Mount Osterfelderkopf and Mount Hausberg also offer excellent take-off sites for memorable flights. No matter whether you want to have a quiet glide down to the valley, whether you want to make the most of the thermals or go cross-country on to several peaks – the Garmisch-Partenkirchen flying area offers just the right thing for every taste.
Want to just fly along?
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Just in case any of you are in the Galveston area this week end, the
Galveston Orchid Society is having a spring show, Orchid Journey, on
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Nessler
Center in Texas City. I can send directions if you need them.
I will be the exhausted looking woman with bags under her eyes who had no
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Executive Board of Directors
The nine-member Executive Board is elected to staggered terms by the full Board or Directors at the annual meeting in March. The President and Chairman of the Board is elected by the Full Board of Directors and serves as CEO of the Tanana Chiefs Conference.
The Executive Board includes two ex-officio members who serve as a Youth and an Elder advisory position. In addition to the ex-officio members, our Traditional Chief serves as an advisor to the Executive Board and the full Board of Directors. These positions ensure the continuation of our region's traditions, culture, and values.
Donald Honea, Sr. – First Traditional Chief
Tribal member from Ruby; currently the 1st Traditional Chief of the region since 2008.
Trimble Gilbert – Second Traditional Chief
Tribal member from Arctic Village; currently the 2nd Traditional Chief of the region since 2009.
Victor Joseph – President/Chairman
Tribal member from Tanana. Currently serving as Tanana Chiefs Conference President/Chairman for a three-year term (2014-2017)
Julie Roberts-Hyslop – Vice-President
Tribal member from Tanana; currently TCC Vice President for a three-year term (2015-2016)
Pollock 'PJ' Simon -Secretary/Treasurer
Secretary/Treasurer from Allakaket; currently serving a three-year term (2015-2017)
Chaaiy Albert – Upper Tanana
Tribal member from Northway; currently serving a one-year term (2016-2017)
Nick Alexia, Sr. – Upper Kuskokwim
Tribal Member from Nikolai; currently serving a three-year term (2012-2015)
Nancy James – Yukon Flats
Tribal member from Fort Yukon; currently serving a three-year term (2013-2016)
Eugene Paul – Lower Yukon
Tribal member from Holy Cross; currently serving a three-year term (2012-2015)
Leo Lolnitz – Yukon Koyukuk
Tribal member from Koyukuk; currently serving a three-year term (2014-2017)
Frank Thompson – Yukon Tanana
Tribal member from Evansville; currently serving a three-year term (2016-2019)
Peter Demoski – Elder Advisor
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
- Catfish (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/catfish/)
- - Acanthadorus (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/catfish/acanthadorus-66888/)
hey guys ordered some acanthadorus catfish in for my delivery this week. They were so cute i couldnt help but buy four, they have settled in great and are extremely greedy
What? You make a post about aquiring new fish, and then say how cute they are, without posting a pic?? What's up with THAT?? ;-)
lol sorry, i cant realy take photos that often
LOL hi come on try to show us a pic!
gotta borrow a cam to take the pics. will put a load on here soon coz got a few more tanks and species since i last updated
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demowerks is a web, application and database development company.
From the ground up we can work with you to produce a brilliant web site and/or database for your business, personal or other needs. We have been creating sites since 2002. As different web technologies have come and gone, the one thing that we remain focused on is function. At demowerks we focus on a clean and simple approach to web development.
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Verizon's Xperia Play has received a new update that adds a couple of important enhancements, but also adds a bit more bloatware. To start, VZ Navigator and Video On-Demand have been pre-installed. The power button can be held down to take screenshots. The right trigger can be used as a camera button within the camera app. Finally, you can record video in 720p mode with continuous autofocus. Oh, and the version of Android has been bumped to Android 2.3.4. Bug fixes are also present, and you can read what they are in the changelog at Verizon's site. [thanks Han!]
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CLOSED Flickr Export from Lightroom
danielryan [deleted] says:
Anyone know of a plugin that will automatically send photos from Lightroom, tags and all, to Flickr?
Bobby Wan [deleted] says:
Would love to hear of a way myself.
kevine323 says:
that would be awesome
me, charlotte says:
oh yeah, please.....
tf5_bassist says:
so far, doesn't look like one exists... :/
Shirley Von-Kübler says:
Decca dblues says:
no but I just realised that when you do an export (jpeg for instance) and then upload it to flickr, you lightroom keywords are converted to flickr tags!
Ian Tindale says:
That's how I do it - except that I import the jpeg results into iPhoto first, which also accepts all the keywords as iPhoto keywords, too! Then I just upload directly from the iPhoto flickr uploader thingy.
fotobydave says:
Perhaps one of the more annoying feature is only one model of the get directory function, so when you import you point at your directory and the when you export you change it to your output dirrectories and then when you import ... A real time waster!
dramenon says:
In Beta 4 - You can actually drop/copy the "Flickr Uploadr.app" in to the ~user/Library/Adobe Lightroom/Export Actions
Jason Abbott says:
Resurrecting an old topic ... is there a trick to make this work with the Windows Flickr Uploadr (2.3)? I put the shortcut in the export actions folder and, sure enough, it appears in the list at export from LR but then when actually exporting it just launches the Uploadr without the files queued. I have read three web sites that discussed a Flickr export action but all examples were for the Mac Uploadr.
Mark Sirota says:
dante has the solution. If that doesn't work for Windows, it's either a Lightroom bug or a Flickr Uploader bug, or some sort of interaction problem inbetween. I'm a Mac user, can't help there. Any Windows users want to try to debug this? If it turns out to look like a Lightroom bug, I can pass it along.
bitrot says:
I've got this working fine with LR 1.0 and the Flickr Uploadr 2.3 on Windows XP. It looks like you've done everything right, Jason. I know all of the following is probably what you're already doing, but just to confirm, here are the steps I followed:
Jason Abbott says:
Thanks for the replies. What I've tried looks just like what you've described bitrot. Glad to hear it can work. I'll try re-creating the shortcut, maybe re-installing Uploadr.
bitrot says:
Good luck, Jason. The good old uninstall is always worth a go. (Failing that, how about the standard advice from The IT Crowd: "Have you tried turning it off and back on again?" ;-)
Mark Sirota says:
bitrot, please elaborate! So you have keyword tags applied in Lightroom, and the relevant checkboxes are checked in the "Edit Keyword Tag" dialog, but they don't show up in the file on export?
bitrot says:
That's right, Mark.
Mark Sirota says:
bitrot, can you confirm that the keywords are indeed in the exported files, by inspecting them with with an EXIF viewer? If you don't have one, you can use Jeffrey Friedl's Online EXIF Viewer.
Jason Abbott says:
For what it's worth, the keywords export exactly as I expect for upload here. Are you using the Uploadr to resize the photos? It seems like the Uploadr should respect all metadata, though I've only ever uploaded original sizes.
bitrot says:
A-ha! Good thinking Mark. XnView reports that the tag is indeed in the IPTC data. However I've even tried a clean reinstall of the Uploadr (2.3) and it's still not working.
shurafa says:
Is there a better solution available yet?
Funky Larma says:
Sorry to drag this one to it's death but I'm having some problems with this method.
Rob Gruhl says:
Awesome, works wonderfully, thanks!
Mark Sirota says:
Funky Larma, Windows or Mac? When you say "comma-separated words", does that mean multiple tags separated with commas, or a single tag that includes commas? Does it work for single tags, but not comma-separated tags?
Steve Mavs Fan says:
I found that if I use Flickr Uploadr.app the keywords are gone, if I do manual upload or use jUploader they are still there. Seems to be a bug with the offical flickr uploader.
Goody. says:
bitrot, did you have to create a new preset called "Upload to Flickr?" It didn't magically appear in mine, but I followed all of your steps. Speaking of the presets, does anyone know how to delete them? I created a couple of test ones and can't get rid of them.
Funky Larma says:
Mark this is on a Mac based system. The way I added keywords was to add these during the import process, to which I just typed in the keywords in the text field with comma's seperating them:
treedork says:
It is my experience on Windows that Uploadr doesn't show the LR embedded tags but they are present after uploading. This makes sense if you realize that Uploadr is just a dumb uploader that passes the images through without parsing. The tags that Uploadr asks for are applied after the images are uploaded to flickr.
Mark Sirota says:
FL, sounds like you've got exactly the same setup I've got, but it's not working the same way. I'm using version 2.2 of the Flickr Uploadr. What version are you using?
Funky Larma says:
Mark I'm also using version 2.2.
bitrot says:
Goody. > Yes, I created the preset - it didn't magically appear. :-)
graysky. says:
Strange, that export only seems to work for me if I already have the Flickr Uploader (v 2.3) already opened. If it is closed, the uploader crashes.
atschussman says:
Funky, I've experienced the same thing ("multiple, keywords, stuck, together") when I have keywords in Lightroom and then add further keywords via flickr uploadr. I've been working around it by adding keywords in batches in Lightroom, and then not specifying any in the Uploadr. I'll have to tinker a bit more when I get back home tonight to see if I can narrow down the conditions more specifically.
Funky Larma says:
schussat, I had another go last night; only adding two keywords in Lightroom and as you suggested nothing from Uploader (it took a lot to just ignore those empty text fields) But after everything was uploaded we have success!
graysky. says:
I saw this post that claims the Flickr Uploader loses metadata if you have the Uploader resize the image. I'll try this tonight.
RussellReno says:
Not resizing the image is the key.
graysky. says:
Thanks RusellReno. I confirmed that uploading without resizing in the Uploader preserves the metadata (even though it doesn't show up in the Uploader).
chrisvw1 says:
question for uploading to flickr....i am currently exporting to a file via the export instructions and then automatically uploading to the flickr uploader...is there a way to bypass the folder and have it go right to the uploader...kinda a pain that you have to export to a folder..or...am i doing something wrong. Seems like this group has a lot of experience with lightroom to flickr exports....thanks....chris
Mark Sirota says:
chrisvw1, no, right now you need to export to local storage and then have Flickr Uploadr read those files. However, you can write it to a temporary area (/tmp on MacOS X)...
chrisvw1 says:
thanks mark...i was afraid that was the case.....but still love lightroom....!
Funky Larma says:
@downtree, sorry for the late reply but yes you are correct, leave the file as is and everything will work in the end.
Afulki says:
Anyone know if there is a way to control the EXIF tag names?
me, charlotte says:
I am (was) using flickr Export tool, have any of you been able to combine that with LR? Seems like I cannot make a reference to the application
method photo says:
Make an Alias/Shortcut and put in your Export Actions folder
Chris Laurence says:
On PC, this approach isn't working for me. Flickr Uploader opens momentarily, then closes.
moooster says:
Run uploadr first and leave it open. When you export with LR, the photos usually appear in uploadr. Sometimes it still crashes for me though.
roland says:
i use picturesync to upload photos on my mac that lightroom has exported to jpeg, works great!
RBerteig says:
@Afulki, It would be possible to use ExifTool to create an export action that moved or purged any bits of EXIF data you wanted to. I just peeked at a couple of shots, and it appears that the original ShutterCount is from the Nikon MakerNote, and LR has graciously preserved this in its XMP block as ImageNumber. I don't know if it would be possible (or even a good idea) to try to have EXIFTOOL create a fresh Nikon MakerNote for the file, but it might be possible to get it to copy the MakerNote from the original NEF if you haven't changed the file name with the export.
Chris Laurence says:
I tried the approach suggested above to "run unloadr first and leave it open." Does this suggestion literally mean I have to upload something first, and leave it open, or just open it, logged in, and leave it open?
RBerteig says:
Chris Laurence, it works for me, at least the one time I've actually done it since I created the shortcut.
timsieler says:
If you are working with Windows Vista, i want to give you the tip, that the Directory with the ApplicationData now known is as C:\Users\YOURACCOUNTNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Expor Actions\
2shadowland says:
aperture can do that if you want & put your copyright on every pics you upload
BaldyOne says:
I tried the uploadr last night, simply dropped the shortcut into the export actions directory and voila! works like a charm, auto resizing can be done in LR export, copyright, dpi changes all automatic! Would make spamming flickr a breeze ;D
RBerteig says:
I accidentally exported to my Uploadr shortcut without first launching Uploadr the other day, and it crashed Uploadr quite completely. I haven't investigated the actual cause yet, but just opening Uploadr first and waiting for it to admit that it has connected and knows about my account seems to make a big difference.
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theotherlinh says:
Anyone having issues w/ the Title in Lightroom translating to the Title field for flickr? All I get is the filename unfortunately. It's in the properties as a "(Title)" in flickr, and all the keywords show up as tags. Using OSX.
splitlenz says:
Works for me! w00t!
mjpi says:
good thread - helped me sort this "interface" between LR and flickr....
RBerteig says:
anonymous linh, I can't reproduce this here. Every time I filled in the Title field in the LR metadata panel, that very title text has made it to Flickr intact. Same for the keywords and description.
verseguru says:
Just to clarify, Lightroom writes the 'Title' to the "Object"/Product field, not the "Headline" field. If you use PictureSync to upload simply enable the swap Title/Headline rule. (See here for Lightroom instructions.) (I'm PictureSync's dev.)
mphoenix says:
Wow! Great discussion thread! I just uploaded my first picture to flickr from Lightroom using dante's solution :-)
thekevster says:
Please help. I have tried doing this. Initially I cannot find the Apps folder to see where presets are. I could with 1.0 but not 1.1. Anyway altered settings to allow presets to be stored with backup catalogs but still when I paste in flickr shortcut nothing appears in Lightrooms preset exports folder.
thekevster says:
Cancel last post. I have done it using this method
Cyron says:
Is there any way using this method to control the order they're uploaded in apart from uploading them one at a time?
Ascites29 says:
bitrot - thanks for the above step-by-step... you've saved future me some time...
@englishinvader says:
Thanks for sharing that blogpost 'theKevster' and to everyone else's tips - think I know what I'm doing now!
theotherlinh says:
RBerteig, I realized I did not mention I'm on a Mac. The flickr uploader for Mac unfortunately pre-fills the title with the filename. If you clear the filename, then flickr will then look in the IPTC data for a title.
slingload says:
I am also hoping that a simple plug-in, similar to FlickrExport for Aperture, will be created for Mac users. FlickrExport makes it amazingly easy to upload my photos from Aperture without requiring extra steps.
Brooks Seymore says:
The Lightroom folks have let it be known that someday a SDK for Lightroom will be released. Once that comes out, we'll see a host of plug-ins start to come out.
Dave Pattinson [deleted] says:
I tried it and it works, thanks Bitrot
Rachel-B says:
I have a question - my tags do indeed get uploaded with my file, but they are grouped altogether, not separated out by word. Is there something special I need to do to get them to upload to flickr separated. I am using flickr uploader and have lightroom 1.1 running on windows vista, if that matters.
Cyron says:
Rachel, are you seperating them with a comma in Lightroom itself?
Rachel-B says:
no, do you need to do that? I was reading about that someone put commas in, and it didn't really help, but maybe I was reading it wrong. I will give that a try...
Shootin' the breeze says:
I use commas on mine and they appear as you expect one per line. I also still use the " " to group words with spaces and they behave as expected in Flickr.
Cyron says:
I'm using Windows in case that makes any difference, but what I do in Lightroom is simply edit my keywords by typing them with commas separating them. You don't need to use "" to group multiple words that you want to appear as one tag, you just don't use a comma
Tom Armitage says:
if you don't separate them with commas, they end up as one giant keyword inside Lightroom, too...
Shootin' the breeze says:
Ah cool cyron saves me a few keystrokes
Rachel-B says:
thanks for the info!
Phil Peck says:
Thanks so much for this. Great way to same me a few steps.
Bosman Photography says:
I have done all this and no flikr dialog opens up in the lightroom export pull down menu as an option.
Neini says:
I am confused on one point.
Honoo Flammen says:
@Neini: If you're not working with RAW files (JPEG, I presume) then you can either recompress as JPEGs or you can use one of the larger uncompressed file sizes that Flickr accepts. I'm not at home so I don't know if PNG is an option but that would be the only choice if you absolutely do not want your photos to be recompressed. Flickr also accepts TIFFs but once those are uploaded, they'll get recompressed as a JPEG.
Cyron says:
Why is it a problem to have it re compressed? If you use the lowest level of compression, no one on flickr will see the difference from one extra compression, and your originals in Lightroom will still be unaltered.
Neini says:
Two reasons:
Cyron says:
I'm still missing something here.
Honoo Flammen says:
To put what Cyron is saying in another way: If you shoot in JPEG and you wish to edit your photos and you wish to upload as JPEG, then you must destructively re-compress your image at least once.
Neini says:
Yes I see this and understand it is necessary for modifications.
Cyron says:
Then why not just manually upload the untouched ones, leaving LR out of the equation?
Neini says:
That's what I'm doing now, but unfortunately this is not an "integrated workflow solution". What I have found (on my Mac) is that it is possible to drag photos from Lightroom (from the bottom strip) directly to the Flickr Uploadr application. This at least saves me from searching for them seperately in the Finder.
Stew Stryker says:
To the original topic: Sweet! The tip for doing this worked perfectly, even if I don't already have the Flickr Uploader running when I do the export! I even created a second preset to constrain the max size, for the pix I don't want uploaded full-sized.
Jordan Perr says:
Nice, I think I may use iPhoto again just as a flickr uploader! I am sick and TIRED of all my tags being lost!
Stew Stryker says:
Interestly, the suggested method seems to work erratically. I tried it for the first time booting my machine today with just 2 pix and it worked perfect. But then I sent 8 pix to it, I saw the Flickr Uploader start up for just a second, then quit. Lastly, I started the Flickr Uploader first, then did the Export w/ Preset and it worked great.
M1ckaB says:
I also found the same problems as you. so I also start flickr uploader first then it work like a charm
Carl's Photography says:
For all those having problems making it work I agree with STew.
ColinGrayFive says:
Just found this today, seems to work for me.
Sean McCormack says:
The Lightroom SDK also lets you export to Flickr. Jeff's one has more stuff in it though and was written in parallel.
BaldyOne says:
I use the flickr uploadr and that keeps the tags.. is there a platform difference? I use it on a mac (but I was convinced the windows one did the same)..
Sean McCormack says:
On Mac here too, in fact a number of them.
jbimages says:
@gray5 - does it separate your tags on upload? I have just tried it on a couple of uploads and found all my tags are in one long string. See the tags on
Slightlynorth says:
Are you separating your tags with commas within Lightroom?
jbimages says:
@Slightlynorth, yes - the tags are correct in lightroom and show as separate keywords in an IPTC viewer.
BaldyOne says:
I think I may see the problem people are having with uploadr, it doesn't show your LR tags in the UI of the program but flickr does use them AND any that you enter directly into the uploadr.
johny~ says:
just downloaded and tested out a new plugin for lightroom that allows you to upload your photos directly from lightroom to flickr.......very cool!!


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I love jewelry since I was young, my first gift from my parents is a beautiful handcrafted special custom made necklace, which I loved and adored it very much, which inspire me in making jewelries that can help women to feel beautiful, strong and express themselves in individuality. I love the idea of creating something that is intimate and personal. And so began a life long obsession with beads, jewelry and items that bring a little magic into our lives.
Jewelry is a romantic piece of art. As a gift, it symbolizes two spirits connected, whether it be friends, sisters, families, or lovers, it is a sentimental piece when that person wears it, they always think about the person who gave it to them. So I hope my design can be a sentimental piece to your loved…
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"I'm what?" I asked the coach wide eyed.
A/N: Alright I haven't really done this before so give me a chance. I know I usually update people when I update but I am having a very hard time with Booksie lately. I can still update people, but I can only update you if you comment on the last that was posted. I'm sorry I can't update everyone every time.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Young Adult
absolutely love it. I'm so excited for the next chapter please update soon. I love how even tho this was short chapter you kept good quality and it makes up for it. love your stories! !!!
Great chapter! I can't wait to read what just happened! I'm glad her and Jay worked things out! But I think I'm Team Taylor, unless he does something insanely stupid and makes me hate him! I hope you have a great new year! KMU?
Happy new year to you too! Okay but I'm kinda confused when she went black does that mean she fainted or she was just so happy he was going to kiss her?
Okay I guess I forgive him he did something a lot of guys can't do....he admitted he was an asshole! And for that act of bravery I SUPPOSE I forgive him, he better not screw up again!!
Absolutely love it :) Glad they made up, but just as he's about to kiss her... she collapses? Is this to do with the strange popping noises?.... Intrigued.... LOVE IT :D Update me pleeeeeease?
Alone in the dark . . . has possibilities!
oh no. they cant kiss. what about Hollywood? no no no. okay i am done with my protesting. just update me so i dont go crazy
Happy New Year Patty!!! Great chapter. I guess I can try and forgive him. I mean he did say that he was an asshole and he gave her his favorite hoodie, so.... he's making progress. Also She can't kiss him I want her and Taylor to be together!!!!! Loved it :)
AHHHH! Don't kiss him! Please. You are friendz!!! URGH!! KMU
loved it! cant wait to find out what happens next!
but about the updating does that mean we cant get email update anymore?
Everything went black..?
Ready for the next chap. & Happy New Years !
Taylor?? :o Why'd everything go black???? ahhhhh. LOL
I love it. Great job girl! :)
great job patty hun I love it. I missed booksie so much over the weekend, but I had other things to attend to here at home. Two kids had to get used to Daddy coming home. Yes it was that time.
uh-oh what happened? I'm glad that jayden came to his senses... update me please
Hey. I literally just recently came across a news story about a four-week-old who has just been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. If you wanna see the video (anybody), here is the link: http://beta.ca.news.yahoo.com/video/canews-22424922/infant-battles-rare-leukemia-23680525.html
btw.. Love your stories =)
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Tuna & Olive Shortcake
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Condensed cream of mushroom soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dairy sour cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Canned tuna
|14 Ounce, drained, flaked (2 Cans, 7 Ounce Each)
|Chopped stuffed olives
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Basil leaf
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Instant minced onion
|2 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Processed american cheese slice
|4 (From An 8 Ounce Package)
1. Melt butter or margarine in a medium-size saucepan; saute' green pepper until tender, about 5 minutes. Add soup, sour cream, tuna, olives and basil. Heat just until hot; do not allow to boil.
2. Add onion to biscuit mix, then prepare mix, following label directions for biscuits. Spoon evenly into a greased 8-inch cake pan.
3. Bake in hot oven (400°) 15 minutes, or until golden. Loosen around edge with knife; turn out onto serving dish; split in half. Place cheese slices on cut surface of bottom half; spoon half the tuna mixture over the cheese; put top half in place; spoon remaining mixture over
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2617 Calories from Fat 988
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 112 g171.9%
Saturated Fat 48.4 g242.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 321.6 mg107.2%
Sodium 4615.6 mg192.3%
Total Carbohydrates 240 g80.1%
Dietary Fiber 9.7 g39%
Sugars 12.8 g
Protein 158 g315.4%
Vitamin A 41.2% Vitamin C 92.6%
Calcium 27.1% Iron 105.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Ellen DeGeneres appeared on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday (Nov. 6), admitting it would likely be her last visit before host Jay Leno retired from the late-night mainstay for the second time this coming February. With that in mind, the two spent their time together reminiscing about her 31 (!) previous appearances.
After taking a look at some of DeGeneres' more questionable fashion choices throughout the years, Leno brought up a time when the two shared a kiss. "That was one of the great kisses of all time," the host admitted. DeGeneres seemed flustered by the memory, asking, "Why did we kiss?"
"You were overcome," Leno joked.
DeGeneres stuck around through the commercial break and, in the second segment, got a bit more sentimental with the venerable host. "I really want to say something sincerely to you," she started. "You have been so kind to me over the years and we met a long, long time ago doing stand up. You were so supportive all the time … Actually, Jay is responsible for me being booked on 'The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson' because you told the booker to stay at the Improv and watch me … So, thank you for everything you've done. You're amazing. You're a good guy. You really are."
Leno appeared genuinely touched by DeGeneres' praise, which she followed up by presenting her pal with a silly retirement gift. "I brought you a going away gift," she said. "He wears jeans and a jean shirt every single day … This is because you're going to be at home more, relaxing and retired. I brought you a denim snuggie.
"That's very nice," Leno laughed. "That's fantastic. I gotta put that on."
After modeling the goofy gift, he admitted his crew had found footage of the kiss the two had once shared, giving viewers the chance to relive the moment. After the clip ran, Leno asked DeGeneres for one final kiss, which she happily obliged.
Be sure to check out the clip above, which features DeGeneres' gift and her final kiss with Leno.


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One Bowl Birthday Cake
|All purpose flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Baking powder
|4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Almond extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Sweetened flaked coconut
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Easy chocolate icing
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Grease and flour two 9-inch (1.5 L) round cake pans.
Set aside.
In large bowl, stir together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt.
Add 3/4 cup (175 mL) of the milk, shortening and almond extract; beat for 1 minute.
Add remaining milk and eggs; beat for 1 minute or until smooth.
Stir in coconut.
Pour into prepared pans; bake in 350°F (180°C) oven for 30 to 40 minutes or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean.
Let cool in pans for 5 minutes; turn out onto racks and let cool completely.
Spread Easy Chocolate Icing between cake layers and over top and sides.
Garnish with coconut (if using).
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2995 Calories from Fat 1431
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 163 g250.6%
Saturated Fat 61.2 g305.9%
Trans Fat 13.5 g
Cholesterol 657 mg219%
Sodium 3217.5 mg134.1%
Total Carbohydrates 333 g111%
Dietary Fiber 10.2 g40.7%
Sugars 129.3 g
Protein 54 g108.3%
Vitamin A 19.2% Vitamin C 0.88%
Calcium 185.8% Iron 101.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Name: Jorrit Tyberghein
project founder and manager
Age: 33
Occupation: programmer (Java and Prolog) in a university hospital
Education: computer science
Location: Belgium
Name: Eric Sunshine
project manager
Age: 35
Education: math, computer science
Location: USA
Key developer(s):
This varies wildly from time to time. Some notable developers with us right now at this moment are:
- F. Richter – does various clean ups here and there.
- Anders Stenberg – works on OpenGL renderer and landscape engine in Crystal Space
- Marten Svanfeldt – works on OpenGL renderer.
- Philipp Aumayr – works on OpenGL renderer.
- Norman Krämer – works on various parts of CS.
- Philip Wyett – initially the Windows maintainer, and he still does his part and also makes sure Crystal Space keeps running well both on Windows and Linux.
- Matthias Braun – Matthias Braun acts as a general handyman, making a variety of enhancements and additions to the project in areas ranging from programming to configuration issues. He is also a major contributor to the PlaneShift project, an MMORPG built atop Crystal Space.
Some past developers of note:
- Andrew Zabolotny – Created or heavily augmented several key facilities currently in use, such as the software renderer, makefile system, virtual file system, shared class facility, Crystal Space windowing system.
- Wouter Wijngaards – Particle effects systems, isometric engine.
- Christopher Nelson – Alternate Crystal Space windowing system, "large" terrain engine.
- Martin Geisse – Various cleanups and improvements; implemented some of my (Eric's) re-designs of inflexible and monolithic facilities when I was too busy to implement them myself.
- Thomas Hieber – Quake map converter.
Why did you place the project on SF.NET?
Jorrit: At the time we registered, SF.net was really the only option for us (as far as I know). We have been very satisfied with SF.net overall. With only a few times when there were some problems but you know about those 🙂
Eric: Although the project already had a mailing list, a web site, and a CVS repository, the idea of consolidating these resources at a single location with proper support seemed like a smart idea. Prior to this, each resource was hosted separately, and the CVS repository resided on someone's personal machine. If there were problems with that machine, and that person was not available, we were out of luck.
The number one benefit of SF.NET for your project is:
Jorrit: Without a doubt: CVS 🙂
Eric: In addition to the convenient facilities, such as mailing lists and CVS repository, the CompileFarm has been a handy resource. If forced to choose one particular benefit of SourceForge.net, I would have to say that CVS access is the single most important resource for this project.
Do you have aspirations of being a game developer? Do you want to design a top notch first person shooter or a 3D role playing game that will run on a multitude of platforms, including Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows? If so, look no further than Crystal Space. Crystal space is an Open Source (LGPL), portable, 3D game development kit written in C++, that has the power and flexibility to make powerful, sophisticated games with high-end OpenGL Graphics. The SourceForge.net team, being game players ourselves, is proud to make Crystal Space Project of the month for February 2003.
Project Name: Crystal Space
Founded / Started:Jorrit: On August 1997 the project was first published on the Internet. I started conceptual work about 8 months prior to that and started actually developing on Crystal Space around June of 1997. Finally in December 1999 we registered on SourceForge.net where we still are.
URL: http://crystal.sourceforge.net/
Description of project
Crystal Space is a 3D engine, or more accurately, Crystal Space is a complete application framework geared towards the creation of 3D games.
Trove info:
* Development Status: 4 – Beta
* Environment: Other Environment, Win32 (MS Windows), X11 Applications
* Intended Audience: Developers
* License: GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
* Operating System: MacOS X, Windows 95/98/2000, OS Independent, Linux
* Programming Language: Assembly, C++, Python
* Topic: First Person Shooters, Real Time Strategy, Role-Playing, 3D Rendering
How did you get started?
Jorrit: I started out of frustration 🙂 I saw Doom and then I saw Quake. And I couldn't understand how they managed to do that. So I started researching on the Internet, I guess you could say Crystal Space is born out of that research. On August 1997 the project was first published on the Internet. I started conceptual work about 8 months prior to that and started actually developing on Crystal Space around June of 1997.
Eric: My original involvement arose from porting the project to several different platforms (NextStep, OpenStep, Rhapsody, MacOS/X, and BeOS). The task of creating these ports highlighted numerous inflexible, monolithic, and poorly designed aspects of the project, which made the porting efforts onerous. These problems arose naturally from the fact that the majority of the contributors to the project as of that time had seen it simply as a Quake clone and were intent merely on matching features and design of Quake or other similar games. My view, on the other hand, was that the project should be a generalized 3D development kit useful for many 3D visualization tasks and which, furthermore, did not try to impose a particular design (such as Quake-alike) on developers. Consequently, much of my subsequent effort has gone toward the goal of modularizing, generalizing, abstracting, and normalizing the project.
What is the intended audience?
Jorrit: I would say game developers mostly, although Crystal Space is useful for many other things.
Eric: My point of view is that the project should be suitable for anyone requiring 3D rendering of at least game-quality. While game developers are certainly the most abundant audience, we try to keep the design and API as application-independent as possible. Crystal Space itself has no game-specific facilities (and those which it had in the past have been jettisoned). As an example of its suitability for larger audiences, the Virtual Object System project (http://interreality.org/) is an interesting example of a non-game project that utilizes Crystal Space as a visualization tool.
What does Crystal Space do?
Crystal Space is a 3D engine, or more accurately, Crystal Space is a complete application framework geared towards the creation of 3D games. Crystal Space itself is very modular (using plug-ins) and a huge part of Crystal Space is actually very general and could in principle be used for any kind of application.
What makes it unique?
Jorrit: There are several key features that make Crystal Space stand out:
– First it is Open Source and Free Software. Comparable engines are usually closed source or have some other restriction making them unsuitable as Free Software (there are of course exceptions).
– Crystal Space is also very portable. It now runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOS/X without problems. Other platforms may also work but usually they tend to lag behind a little due to lack of maintainers. But in principle these ports can be revived very quickly if needed.
– Crystal Space has a very active and friendly user community. We have an irc room at FreeNode (#CrystalSpace) on which people often come to ask questions. We have mailing lists, forums, etc.
– Crystal Space is very actively developed. There are improvements almost every day.
Eric: In some sense it is unique in that, for a so-called "game engine", it actually tries to cater to a much larger audience by being modular and flexible, and by attempting to abstract and generalize features and facilities with the intention of making them much more widely useful than one would expect from a pure game-oriented project.
How many people do you believe are using your software?
Hard to say, we have more than 660 people on the mailing list. It's likely that not all of them are using Crystal Space, but a good portion of them are at least experimenting with Crystal Space. Then there is also some activity on the forums from people not subscribed to the mailing lists.
What gave you an indication that your project was becoming successful?
The first indication was when I noticed game related news sites where posting news about Crystal Space without me asking them to do so. It was also nice to see how Crystal Space was starting to get mentioned when people were talking about 3D engines.
How can others contribute? (Talent or resource wish list, method to sign up, etc.)
Jorrit: I usually just wait until people come to me and say they are interested in helping with Crystal Space. This has worked rather well so far. The group of Crystal Space developers is constantly evolving with only a few coders that are constant but this seems to work rather well usually. We are very relaxed in giving people cvs write access. Usually we first give access and then we see how it ends up. We still haven't had to revoke write access for anybody except for people who voluntarily left the project.
Eric: We accept practically all contributors, ranging from coders to designers to documentation proofreaders. The atmosphere tends to be very relaxed. As much as possible, we try to ensure quality and fitness of contributions through proper discussion, rather than merely rejecting offers.
What has been your biggest surprise?
Sorry… we really can't think of anything here 🙂 Perhaps we'll come up with something later.
What has been your biggest challenge?
Jorrit: Making sure all developers follow the design principles for Crystal Space and also keeping the documentation up-to-date. I think we succeed rather well in the first area but only moderately well in the second one.
Eric: As with any open source project, finding and retaining well-rounded, well-versed, and committed developers for the long-term can be a challenge. It is important to keep in mind that, with volunteer projects of this nature, one cannot order people to do some work or to finish what they have started. Furthermore, the majority of contributors are interested in only one or two small facets of the project and focus exclusively upon those areas, sometimes without regard to the overall project impact. Consequently, unfortunate though it is, there are times when portions of the project must be jettisoned for lack of utility, completeness, or cleanliness.
On the other hand, the project has been fortunate enough to find several long-term and willing developers who have contributed a good deal of quality work. Additionally, because of the open and friendly atmosphere, and as a result of open communication, we also have had success with several short-term contributors.
What are you most proud of?
Jorrit: I'm most proud of the modular plug-in architecture on which Crystal Space is based. This is fully cross-platform and makes Crystal Space development a lot easier even though Crystal Space is actually a very big project. We have almost 1600 source files. Try to imagine managing that if that compiled to one huge single application 🙂
Eric: I'm most proud of the current modular, flexible, extensible design and clean API. As noted above, when I joined the project, it tended to be very monolithic, inflexible, difficult to extend, lacked API consistency, and was essentially geared at being a Quake clone. Consequently, one of my major goals has been to evolve the project to a state where it is clean and useful for many applications beyond Quake clonery. Since the time when I joined the project, the advancement toward this goal has been quite significant.
Why do you think your project has been so well received?
Jorrit: Mostly because it manages to do what many people want it to do, that's provide a framework for making 3D games. Crystal Space may not be the easiest beast to get used to, but we have a good community and problems are usually fixed very fast.
Eric: The obvious answer is that game development is of great interest to a lot of game players, and Crystal Space provides a powerful, free, Open Source framework, offering people a chance to create their own games. Other important factors include the open and friendly atmosphere, willingness to welcome and encourage contributors, responsiveness to problem reports (though there are times when we could improve in this area), very active development, and a commitment to quality. Jorrit's easy-going nature coupled with my advocacy for more structure and insistence upon correctness seems to work out well.
Where do you see your project going?
At this moment we are doing a lot of work on being able to support the latest brands of 3D cards (from nVidia and ATI). That means support for vertex shaders (special effects like bumpmapping, per-pixel-lighting, shiny surfaces, etc) and other features of those cards. This has a rather big effect on Crystal Space as the current rendering system in Crystal Space predates those features and isn't actually able to make good use of them. So we're heavy at work redesigning stuff.
The (relatively) short-term goals for Crystal Space is to make it an engine that can compete with commercial alternatives. We are already making good progress along that line but we still have work to do 🙂
Most recent important steps:
– Transition to XML for our map format.
– Introduction of smart pointers to make reference counting easier (this used to be one of the big problems in CS).
– Effect System: the first version of the effect system to be able to use some of the new features of newer 3D cards. This is currently also being redesigned however.
– Huge optimizations for big levels. One of the biggest projects that is using Crystal Space is PlaneShift (http://www.planeshift.it) and they are pushing CS to the limits.
– New physics plug-in based on ODE library.
Upcoming important events:
– Rewrite of the renderer system to be ready for the future of what 3D cards have to offer.
– Huge improvements of the landscape engine, both in terms of performance as in terms of features.
– More support for dynamic loading or delayed loading in general.


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By: EarlB , 2:22 AM GMT on December 15, 2013
Dear Zoe,
I have another story about the quiet here on the farm for you.
It's been cold here, and one morning last week i noticed that odd quiet
again. Temperatures were in the low 20's this time, quite different
from from the much warmer quiet a few months ago.
It was the first cold night after several days of rain and there was
plenty of moisture in the air when the cold air moved in. Even patches
of fog were surprised by the cold and everything that was touched
by that super-cooled fog was surprised by a coating of sugary ice
crystals. In the early morning light, everything seemed to glow.
From the look of everything in the early dawn light, ALL had been dipped
in this frosty sugar: from blades of grass to limbs of trees. Every step I
took had a little crunch to it, no matter whether I stepped on grass or
pavement. You would have laughed to see me walking oh so carefully, as
if I was worried about breaking something! ha ha!
I don't know why it was so quiet this time, a few months ago, I thought
that the fog muffled the sound, but this time, the fog didn't surround
everything with a quieting blanket, it just hovered in some low spots when
I saw it. I'm thinking that because there was no wind, there was none of
the background noise that we never recognize as being there, leaving
only the quiet for me to "hear".
There is an old saying: "You don't know what you have until it's gone",
well, in this case, I didn't know what was gone because of what I had! It's
a common human condition, I suspect.
I look forward to your upcoming visit.
With all my love
Uncle Roy.
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