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IUCA+D Columbus
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Redeveloping Downtown: Columbus Modern Urban Form
June 3 – August 26, 2016
Redeveloping Downtown explores the evolution of Columbus modern urban form from 1950 to the present. Columbus, like many American cities after the Second World War, grappled with maintaining an old and decaying business district as the city rapidly expanded and new shopping areas were created. Columbus response was to start over by redeveloping a major section of downtown. As time and circumstances changed, so did downtown. Initial and subsequent efforts to maintain a strong retail base in the downtown eventually have given way to a focus on offices, entertainment, and the arts. Redeveloping Downtown has been made possible through the support of CSO Architects, Lochmueller Group, Hitchcock Design Group + Blue Marble Design, CWC Latitudes, and the Columbus Area Visitors Center.
Exhibit: June 3 August 26, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, June 3, from 6:00 8:00 pm at 310 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201
ArchiveDrawing and the Brain Symposium
April 7 - 9, 2016
With empirical evidence from artists and architects supported by scientific data, this symposium seeks to focus on the places of intersection and discussion surrounding the art and science of the sketch. The two day symposium aims to bring nationally and internationally renowned scholars and artist/architects together in discussion sessions to test ideas of authorship, the shared human voice, and the anonymous human in design today, and to examine the empirical and scientific evidence for the importance of the connection between the hand and the brain as a primary part of creation, invention, and learning. A parallel gallery exhibition of sketches and completed works by artists/architects will document the place of the sketch in the process of creative work.
All events are free and open to the public.
- Schedule of Events
Please visit www.drawingandthebrain.org for more information.
Drawing Upon Drawing
This exhibition features eight acclaimed practitioners of drawing who approach problems of representation, imagination, modeling, rendering and expression in remarkable and diverse ways. These
works draw upon art, architecture, urbanism, history, psychology, myth and cultural lore. "Drawing Upon Drawing" artists include: David Braly, Will Bruder, Anthony Fisher, William R. Gwin, Frank Harmon, Patricia Heyda, Thomas Lyon Mills and Caleb Weintraub.
This exhibition coincides with "Drawing and the Brain," a symposium gathering artists, architects, and scientists to discuss the primacy of the sketch as a creative tool of invention and discovery in architecture. The artists have been selected to support specific concerns to be addressed in the conference.
The symposium addresses questions of authorship and markmaking; drawing and the human voice; the relationship between hand and brain; and the potential for creation of "digital/tactile machines" able to emulate touch and mark-making.
The symposium will begin with a reception for "Drawing Upon Drawing" from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. April 7. In a gallery talk from 6 to 7 p.m., Riley will provide an interpretation of the diverse types of drawing on view, illuminating the various processes involved in their making. These specific examples of handmade drawing will be analyzed to further the understanding of how they may relate to current research on the brain and drawing.
The exhibition will continue through May 27. The IU Center for Art and Design gallery is open 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. For a complete list of events, visit www.drawingandthebrain.org.
"Drawing Upon Drawing," the "Drawing and the Brain" symposium and corresponding programs have been made possible by the School of Art and Design; The College Arts and Humanities Institute
and the Ostrom Grants Program in the College of Arts and Sciences; New Frontiers in Arts and Humanities; and the Center for Art and Design in Columbus, all at Indiana University.
Exhibit: April 7 – May 27, 2016
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 7, from 5:00 – 7:30 pm at 310 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201
IUCA+D is pleased to announce an exhibition of contemporary photography. Co-curated by Jennifer Riley and Adam Reynolds, the exhibition will feature work by four emerging artists who share an interest in revisiting traditional themes and approaches to photography. The exhibition will open with a reception for the artists on Friday, February 19th, 2016, from 6-8pm.
Terri Bright, Adam Reynolds, Ivette Spradlin, and Michael Tittel are photographers who met in 2015 at Flash Powder Projects Retreat, an artist workshop residency, where they recognized a shared interest in the legacy of photography.
With the invention of photography, many thought that painting would simply come to an end and with the proliferation of portable, inexpensive, digital picture taking capabilities, pervasive thinking followed that photography and the photographer would also become obsolete. We all know that painting with a capital "P" did not die. Once liberated from the task of certain roles, in particular that of providing reports, likenesses (portraits) and scenes of historical record, painting became ever more materially and conceptually defined, experimental and expressive. Photography has followed a similar course, yet the line between fine art photography and consumer photography still poses challenges to the viewer and maker alike. What aspects of traditional photography are challenged when a photograph can be made by anyone with a cell phone? My belief is that very little is lost, much is gained. For one, most people use photo tools in place of note taking and sometimes even in replacement of experience itself, and a majority of these images are viewed only on the tiny cell phone screen. To discover the large scale, full color, or black and white photographs in this exhibition, one is immediately met with works that have been carefully orchestrated, planned, composed, conceived of and - are in conversation with a history of image making that reaches back 100 years. Taking pictures and making photographic art are like twins separated at birth and raised in contrasting environments. The four bodies of work in this exhibition present the genres of still life, portraiture, documentary and street photography, all thoughtfully explored and reimagined.
Exhibit: February 19, 2016 – March 26, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, February 19, 2016, from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at 310 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201
Terri Bright - The Encountered Still Life
Terri Bright reprises early modernist designs and principals in work that captures ordinary objects set in natural and built environments. Bold color and strong light patterns capture and define forms that invite the viewer to pare away filters of cognitive reality and to engage the work with the intuitive mind.
Adam Reynolds - The Documentary Approach Confronted
Drawing upon the sometimes opposing modes of objective documentation, personal narrative and aspects of straightforward journalism, Reynolds' images are results from his hybrid approach to new work in the field of documentary journalism. Addressing the topic of the Middle East conflict in work that shows the hidden world of the regional conflicts rather than front line sensational images, Reynolds takes the viewer to the edge, around and behind the scenes -so to speak- to expose plain facts and truth with a certain neutrality of view. He reveals the simultaneously plain and compelling aspects of the conditions that impact and influence daily life of the people living in the region.
Ivette Spradlin - The Reinvented Portrait
Some argue that 'likeness' in Western art dates back to the Etruscans, yet we all know that the Egyptians were quite specific when painting portraits on the head tablets of their King's mummies. Picasso famously presented abstracted views of his sitters simultaneously showing two or three sides of the figure in front of him. Today with the "the selfie," portraiture has perhaps reached a new level, but what is it that constitutes a likeness of someone? Spradlin's refreshing take on figurative work turns traditional portraiture on its head in work that invites the viewer to look carefully and closely to cull information in order to imagine and speculate what the face of the viewer may be.
Michael Tittel - The Street as Personal Narrative
Tittel's richly narrative works hinge upon the decisive moment like that of street photography. The work is evidence of strong vision in which deliberation, planning and searching for content-rich opportunities meets the delightful and surprising instant. Here, the artist has captured precise moments that evoke a sense of individual loneliness and displacement despite one's location amid groups of people in very public settings.
The Indiana University Center for Art+Design is pleased to announce Columbus Makes. Columbus Makes invites the Columbus community to exhibit their creations, of any kind and of any making or material, in the IUCA+D gallery, curated by artist Jennifer Riley. These works from within our community will be shown in collaboration with students from IUCA+D Associate Director Marleen Newman's Vertical Interior Design studio. Professor Newman's students, working with artist and sculptor Emily Kennerk, will re-purpose plastic material to create new surfaces and a unique context for the exhibition.
The Columbus Makes exhibition is open to all who make things: fine art, crafts, and serious hobby items. The handmade, unique, and rare items include sculpture, painting, musical instruments, quilts, photography, furniture, knitting, ceramics, jewelry, clothing, toys, perishable items, and games.
This exhibition is curated by Columbus and NYC based artist, Jennifer Riley. Learn more about her work, writing, and curatorial projects at jenniferriley.net.
Exhibit: December 11, 2015 – February 13, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, December 11, 2016 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at 310 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201
Colorvane: New Paintings by Erick Johnson
"What is Modern?" The idea for asking this particular question stems from questions asked by Columbus locals when discussing architecture. It seems that though Columbus is filled with modern buildings and art, that the reasons for why buildings and art became modern at all may not be much well understood. This exhibition allows a platform to pose the discussion.
Erick Johnsons says of his work: "Color relationships and formal strategies are endlessly mysterious and beguiling to me. I believe in harmony as a positive value and that it has great potential to contribute to the world. I also believe that abstract painting is to be experienced viscerally and, as a visual language, has aspects and dimensions not easily translated into discourse." Learn more about his work at erickjohnson.com.
Exhibit: September 18 – November 20, 2015
Panel Discussion & Opening Reception: Friday, September 18, 2015 from 5:30 – 9:00 pm
At the Opening Reception moderated by IUCA+D Director Kelly Wilson, two architects, Louis Joyner and Karen Shrode, and two artists, Erick Johnson and Jennifer Riley, will discuss the terms 'Modern' and 'Modernism' in relation to architecture and art, helping to inform our understanding of the heritage of modern design in Columbus today and beyond.
Columbus City Hall: Center for Civic Inspiration
The Indiana University Center of Art+Design is pleased to announce an evening of events celebrating the exhibition of "Columbus City Hall: Center for Civic Inspiration". This gallery exhibition is presented in partnership between Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives (CIAA) and Indiana University Center of Art+Design.
Exhibition Opening for "Columbus City Hall: Center for Civic Inspiration"
Join us for the opening of "Columbus City Hall: Center for Civic Inspiration," an exhibition organized by the Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives in collaboration with Indiana University Center for Art+Design.
The opening will be preceded by a talk with former Mayor Nancy Ann Brown at Columbus City Hall's Cal Brand Meeting Hall at 5:00 pm.
When: Friday, April 17 • 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Where: Indiana University Center for Art + Design (IUCA+D), 310 Jackson Street, Columbus
Columbus City Hall: A Conversation with former Mayor Nancy Ann Brown
Join the Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives in a conversation with former Mayor Nancy Ann Brown, led by Harry McCawley.
When the new Columbus City Hall opened in 1981, former Columbus Mayor Nancy Ann Brown was the first mayor to occupy the building. At the building's dedication, Mayor Brown remarking on the building's open design said, "City Hall invites people of the community to use the building -- and we shall use it joyfully and preserve it respectfully." She will reflect on how this iconic building was used during her term and how it differs from old City Hall.
When: Friday, April 17 • 5:00 pm to 6:15 pm
Where: Cal Brand Meeting Hall, Columbus City Hall, 123 Washington Street, Columbus
Exhibition: "Columbus City Hall: Center for Civic Inspiration"
The exhibition explores the architect's design intent and the public art program that have helped make Columbus City Hall a center for civic inspiration. Columbus City Hall has been awarded two design awards: the California Council American Institute of Architects' Design Award in 1989 and AIA Indiana's 25-Year Design Award in 2014.
When: Tuesday – Saturday from April 17 – June 27 • 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Where: Indiana University Center for Art + Design (IUCA+D), 310 Jackson Street, Columbus
Information: (812) 375-7550
Navigating Nevelson Exhibition
The Indiana University Center of Art+Design is pleased to announce the Navigating Nevelson Exhibition featuring work by first year, design studio students from the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas.
Opening Reception
Friday, February 20 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at 310 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201.
Panel Discussion
Scheduled for early April, date and time soon to be announced.
The exhibit is on view through early April, 2015
Tuesdays through Saturdays from 1pm - 5pm
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VINTAGE IS THE NEW BLACK: Student Exploration of Fashion History
Exhibit: January 16 – February 13, 2015
The Indiana University Center of Art+Design is pleased to announce the opening of "VINTAGE IS THE NEW BLACK: Student Exploration of Fashion History" gallery exhibit. This fun exhibit features items designed and developed by students as their interpretation of fashion history course material through projects related to their personal lives and career goals.
Painting: Expanded
Exhibit: October 10 November 15, 2014
The IU Center for Art+Design presented "Painting: Expanded", a group exhibition featuring three American artists, Timothy Linn, Martha MacLeish, and Michael Rouillard, all working in diverse media that expands the physical and conceptual notions of painting. These artists are pursuing unique and independent visions steeped in painting's history and practice. Their work departs from the conventional to push the boundaries of their fine art practice. These exciting new works often portray various forms of art, architecture, theater, dance, and the limits of perception. The exhibition is guest curated by Jennifer Riley, artist and FINA adjunct instructor.
Gallery Talk: December 11, 2014
Conversation with Martha MacLeish
- We Are City [EXPORT]
Exhibit: September 5 October 1, 2014
The IU Center for Art+Design presented "We Are City [EXPORT]" an exhibition centered on the artist-in-residence projects facilitated by the Indianapolis based collective We Are City.
We Are City asked how can you understand your city more deeply? [EXPORT] the exhibition shows how six internationally active artists, in conversation with Indianapolis residents, answered that question. Featuring these artists' visual, audio, linguistic, and material responses to their time in the city, as well as other documentation of We Are City activities, [EXPORT] shares their engagement efforts with Columbus.
[EXPORT] featured works artists in residence of the We Are City [IMPORT] program: Oliver Blank, Jace Clayton, William Zoe FitzGerald, James Reeves, Rocio Salceda, and Matthew Skjonsberg and was guest curated by Laura Holzman, Public Scholar of Curatorial Practices and Visual Art at IUPUI.
Panel Discussion: September 25, 2014
The panel discussed how art and design residency programs introduce thinkers and makers to communities and how to facilitate the exchange of ideas to create a better urban experience for everyone. The panel featured: Oliver Bank and William Zoe Fitzgerald, We Are City [IMPORT] residency artists; Michael Kaufmann, co-founder of We Are City; Laura Holzman, curator of We Are City [EXPORT]; and T. Kelly Wilson, director of IUCA+D.
- Landslide 2013: The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley
Exhibit: July 11 August 1, 2014
The traveling photo exhibition created by The Cultural Landscape Foundation in Washington, D.C., honors Dan Kiley, one of the nation's most important and influential landscape architects of the 20th century.
Landslide 2013 features 45 vibrant photographs documenting the current state of 27 of Kiley's most significant designs: including the Miller House and Garden, Hamilton Garden, Cummins Inc. Irwin Office Building (Irwin Union Bank & Trust Company), and North Christian Church.
The Columbus exhibit was presented by Indiana Modern, an affinity group of Indiana Landmarks in cooperation with The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Columbus Area Visitors Center, Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives, and IUCA+D with the Columbus Area Arts Council provided sound for the panel discussion.
Panel Discussion: July 11, 2014
A discussion about the nature of the design practice that emanated from the Kiley office and to consider the legacy of that practice. The discussion panelists included former Kiley associates and partners: Henry Arnold, Ian Tyndall, Peter Ker Walker, Joe Karr and local landscape architects Randy Royer and Art Hopkins along with art and design consultant Richard McCoy, Miller House Site Coordinator Ben Wever and Architectural Tour Guide John Lemley.
- Columbus Conversation with special guest Theodore Prudon
Public Lecture: May 16, 2014
Theodore H.M. Prudon spoke about the preservation of modernism and the role of Docomomo-US and shared his experiences managing preservation challenges in the 21st.
Theodore H.M. Prudon, PhD and FAIA has degrees from the University of Delft in the Netherlands and Columbia University. He is the current President of DOCOMOMO-US.
DOCOMOMO-US is the United States chapter of Docomomo International, a non-profit organization dedicated to the dedicated to the documentation and conservation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods of the modern movement for nearly 25 years.
Docomomo stands for the documentation and conservation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods of the modern movement.
- Harry Weese Creative Syncretism: The Early Architectural Works of Harry Weese
Exhibit: April 4 – June 28, 2014
Gallery Talk: April 4, 2014
Presentation by Bradley C. Brooks and gallery opening reception.
Conference: April 4 - 5, 2014
The symposium in Columbus celebrated Weese's architecture and took place at the Indiana University Center for Art and Design (IUCA+D) April 4 & 5, 2014. Columbus contains a high concentration of Weese's early works in close proximity to buildings by his teacher and mentor Eliel Saarinen and his son Eero. The symposium explored the idea of a regional modernism created by Saarinen and Weese, and with historian Dr. Robert Bruegmann, contemporary designers, Marion Blackwell, Julie Snow, Maryann Thompson, Frank Harmon, and Ben and Cynthia Weese.
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Changing the Brand Image of a Luxury Brand
Bill Blass Design Lecture: February 20, 2014
Erich Biehle is a contemporary textile designer who transcends the boundaries of fashion, interior, industrial, and architectural mediums.
He has created designs for haute couture and pret‐a‐porter fashion designers including YSL, Givenchy, and Ungaro. His work, included in International museum exhibitions and collections, is the subject of a forthcoming book entitled Patterns, that illustrates his work from the 1960s through the 1980s, and outlines the production process of his designs.
- Big Bright Steel
Exhibit: January 17 – February 28, 2014
A Collaboration in Steel by Emily Kennerk, Jennifer Riley, and Noblitt Fabricating
The exhibition featured a large scale sculptural installation made with scrap sheets of steel provided by Noblitt Fabricating with drawings, prints and designs on paper and fabric created by Riley and Kennerk.
Color Me _____
Exhibit: October 11 – November 1, 2013
"Color Me ____" a collaborative and interactive installation created by designers Andrew Neyer and Andy J. Miller.
The concept of the exhibit hinged on the idea that with the right constraints and an inspiration to comfortably play, anyone can be creative and make interesting and / or beautiful artwork.
- YuYu Columbus
Exhibit: July 9 September 13, 2013
"Yu Yu Columbus" by Indiana native Mark Cooper who returned to his home state to create an engaging community collaborative exhibition of over twenty sculptural pieces with two-dimensional works made from wood and fiberglass and layered with rice paper, paint, silk-screens, along with varying images and patterns. Columbus residents contributed their own unique elements to the installation during the two month exhibition creating a collaborative public sculpture.
The exhibit was sponsored in partnership by the Columbus Museum or Art and Design (CMAD) and the IU Center for Art+Design (IUCA+D).
Artist Reception: July 9, 2013 Reception for Mark Cooper and gallery opening.
Gallery Talk: September 13, 2013 Presentation by Mark Cooper and closing reception.
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Kraig Chiles
Chiles during the San Diego Sockers match at the Dallas Sidekicks on January 27, 2013.
|Personal information
|Full name
|Kraig Ryan Chiles
|Date of birth
|May 14, 1984
|Place of birth
|Torrance, California, United States
|5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
|Playing position
|Youth career
|San Diego State Aztecs
|Senior career*
|Chivas USA
|Los Angeles Legends
|San Diego Sockers
|National team
|United States futsal
|* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 20 July 2009.
Kraig Chiles (born May 14, 1984 in Torrance, California) is an American soccer player, currently playing for the San Diego Sockers.
Youth and College[edit]
Chiles played high school soccer for Poway High School in Poway, California, and remains one of the school's all-time leading goalscorers. At San Diego State University he was named to the All-Pac-10 team three times, including First Team All-Pac-10 senior year. Kraig scored 21 goals and had 12 assists in his four years with the Aztecs.
Chiles was drafted 9th overall by CD Chivas USA in the 2008 MLS Supplemental Draft. He made his MLS debut for Chivas against FC Dallas on 20 April 2008, but was released by the team in February 2009.
Having been unable to secure a professional contract elsewhere, Chiles signed for Los Angeles Legends of the USL Premier Development League in June 2009. He scored on his debut for the Legends on June 19, 2009, in a 5-0 win over Ogden Outlaws.[1]
In 2010 Chiles was signed by the San Diego Sockers. Chiles lead the Professional Arena Soccer League's Western Conference with 32 goals, helping the Sockers capture the PASL North American National Championship. Kraig was re-signed for the 2011–12 and 2012–13 seasons.[2] Chiles earned the League MVP honor from the PASL in 2011, 2012, 2013, scoring over 200 goals in his 5 year professional indoor soccer career.[3]
Kraig Chiles has also been included in the United States Futsal National team for the last 4 years, earning 14 caps scoring 9 goals.
- 2010, 2011,2012 and 2013 Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL) National Champions
- 2010, 2011 and 2012 US Open Cup National Champion
- 2010 Second Team All-PASL Pro
- 2011 PASL Player of the Year
- 2011 First Team All-PASL Pro
- 2011 PASL Playoff MVP
- 2011 PASL Golden Boot scoring 33 goals in 14 games
- 2012 PASL Player of the Year
- 2012 First Team All-PASL Pro
- 2012 PASL Golden Boot breaking the single season scoring record with 46 goals in 15 games
- 2013 PASL Player of the Year
- 2013 First Team All-PASL Pro
- 2013 Golden Boot winner breaking a single season record with 56 goals in 16 games
- 2013 PASL Playoff MVP
- 2014 First Team All-PASL Pro
- 2011-13 US Futsal National Team participating in Futsal Grand Prix in Brazil, Tour of Guatemala, Concacaf World Cup qualifiers in Guatemala, Four Nations Championship in England.
External links[edit]
- ^ http://www.uslsoccer.com/stats/2009/1027131.html
- ^ "Professional Arena Soccer League Update". Our Sports Central. November 27, 2012. Retrieved November 29, 2012.
- ^ "Kraig Chiles Wins Third Consecutive PASL MVP". Our Sports Central. March 5, 2013. Retrieved March 9, 2013.
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The Cedars is an established guest house located in a Victorian terrace situated on the seafront on the Firth of Clyde in the resort town of Dunoon and enjoys a convenient location within easy walking distance of the town centre and the Argyll Ferry
Accommodation consists of 8 bedrooms all with modern en suite facilities and one Self Catering Apartment.
The buildings have been carefully converted in order to retain many of the original Victorian features. Choose from the 5 original main house bedrooms or the 3 extension bedrooms.
All of our rooms feature comfy sprung mattresses, fine linens, electric showers, tea and coffee making facilities, television and hairdryer. Front facing rooms enjoy a fantastic river view and the rear rooms enjoy an open aspect to the surrounding hills
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I haven't always been a fan of anime. It kind of happened by accident...literally. I won't type the full story here, but perhaps I will if ever asked. These days, my wallet is constantly getting drained with anime dvds/merchandise. Good times. =)
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William B. Lynch
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For other people with the same name, see William Lynch.
William B. Lynch is a former Adjutant General of Pennsylvania for the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.[1]
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Porto edge out rivals to win final
Porto won the Europa League last night with a 1-0 win over Portuguese rivals Braga in Dublin. Falcao scored the only goal, a header just before half-time. Porto coach Andre Villas-Boas is the youngest ever to win a Uefa competition at just 33. MORE
Bopara set to play ahead of Morgan
The England selectors met yesterday to discuss their squad for the first Test against Sri Lanka at Cardiff and Ravi Bopara looks likely to be chosen to bat at No 6 ahead of Eoin Morgan, who has played just one first-class match since last summer. MORE
Watson closing on British No 1 spot
Heather Watson, who won her opening match in qualifying for the French Open yesterday, could be the British No 1 within weeks. Already No 119, Watson, who is 19 today, is hoping to make her French Open debut. MORE
Tevez no closer to committing to City
Carlos Tevez is no nearer to committing his future to Manchester City, despite the optimism of his manager Roberto Mancini this week. Tevez is in fact no closer to resolving uncertainties over his future and there has been no contact from the club. MORE
DeGale and Groves have tense history
James DeGale and George Groves, who fight on Saturday, started in the same gym but are not close. "I never really liked him and he never really liked me," said DeGale of their youth. They last fought at Brent Town Hall in 2007, and Groves won.
Cardiff to decide on Jones next week
Dave Jones' future as Cardiff City manager will be discussed at a board meeting early next week. Jones' job is on the line after Cardiff lost in the Championship play-offs for the second successive season, going down 3-0 to Reading on Tuesday night. MORE
Tuilagi banned by RFU for five weeks
Manu Tuilagi received a five-week ban from the RFU yesterday for his punch on Chris Ashton. The minimum 10-week sanction was halved because of provocation from Ashton. Tuilagi will be able to push for a place in England's World Cup squad. MORE
Beckham can play in Neville match
David Beckham will be given permission to skip Los Angeles Galaxy's Major League Soccer game against Houston Dynamo next Wednesday in order to play in his friend Gary Neville's testimonial against Juventus the day before at Old Trafford. MORE
Worcester up after beating Pirates
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Opinion: James Lawton
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Holloway: League wants us relegated
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway angrily responded yesterday to suggestions Sir Alex Ferguson might field a weakened Manchester United team on Sunday against his side and be punished for it. "They [the Premier League] will be relieved if we lose and get relegated," Holloway said. "Then I [will not be] badgering them. I am so annoyed. Sir Alex Ferguson is a winner. That man deserves to pick whatever team he wants to pick. No one should question it. Look at his record. Those people running the game, what planet are they on? They must have beamed down from Planet Zarf." MORE
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InfoMine Australia - Data Entry
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Calories 696 Calories from Fat 494
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 56 g86.2%
Saturated Fat 33.2 g165.8%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 618.1 mg206%
Sodium 542.7 mg22.6%
Total Carbohydrates 25 g8.3%
Dietary Fiber 5.2 g20.7%
Sugars 8.9 g
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Created attachment 569496 [details]
mockups of menus on Gingerbread vs ICS
More polished mocks and assets are on the way, but this should be enough to start with.
Created attachment 570821 [details]
mockups of menus with items in the correct order
Please use the basic menu layouts, as per the attached mocks
Note some customization of the menu on ICS phones — is this possible to add icons into the menu, to help differentiate page actions from browser actions?
Order of menu items:
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Created attachment 570822 [details]
Graphic assets for menus for Froyo, Gingerbread, ICS, at a multitude of pixel densities
Handing over to dev for impl
As per the documentation, http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/providing-resources.html#AlternativeResources ,
we should have identifiers as
Is this approach fine?
The approach is fine, but let's try to minimize the number of variations. For example, mdpi is the lowest resolution we currently support. Do we need to split based on SDK version? Just make sure we are only building what we actually need.
Usually people don't specify based on SDK versions. The froyo had a grey shadow, that makes it visible on black background. On white background, the shadow is barely visible. They started using the same for gingerbread, if I'm right.
So, usually the list is specified as
and so on.
Ian had given different icons for different Android versions. That scared me, and made me think that, "should we specify it based on the SDK version?"
I am not sure if we need to pack 10 different versions of the same icon. This is definitely going to bloat the APK size. We can probably have it in birch (or mozilla-central), and the rel-eng can create different APKs based on the android versions and post different APKs in the market.
The other catch here is that Gingerbread has versions v9 and v10. Honeycomb has v11, v12 and v13. This leaves as creating 2 copies for gingerbread and 3 copies for honeycomb alone.
In short, I feel, the icon resources between froyo and gingerbread can be shared (sorry Ian). This reduces us to lesser resources being shipped in more generic folders.
Surely there are Android guidelines for what menu images to package with an application and have it work on different versions of Android OS.
Created attachment 572690 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch: Option 1: Icons for menus based on the SDK version
This option uses "vX" (like v8, v11), to identify the SDK version for the "drawables". The ldpi, mdpi and hdpi are specified for each of the SDK versions (8, 9 and 11).
This guarantees that the icon we want is being picked. The extra advantage is that, if we want to cut down on the size of the apk based on the android version, in the market, drawable-*-v8 can alone be built for froyo, and so on.
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_tab.html - This article uses this kind of approach.
I would also like to try the other option of using drawable-small, drawable-large qualifiers. However I'm not sure if that can be as perfect as this.
Comment on attachment 572690 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch: Option 1: Icons for menus based on the SDK version
A few comments:
* We don't support any ldpi devices. Remove them all.
* v11 is honeycomb and I don't think we support anything but xhdpi, right? Or are you using v11 as a fallback for ICS too?
r- to at least remove the ldpi files, unless you or Ian know why we should support it.
Created attachment 572868 [details]
List of directories in SDK 14
I was looking at the list of directories in SDK v14. They have ldpi values in them. And yes, the ldpi, mdpi, and hdpi in V11 was for supporting ICS.
Is "quit" as a menu item prioritized for v1?
People seemed to ask for it a lot in the market before we had it, but it's possible that's because of our memory usage.
*** Bug 700723 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 572922 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch: Icons for menus based on the SDK version
This has the "ldpi" versions removed from the patch.
"Find in page" option has also been removed, however, the icons are left with the patch so that we don't have to search for them (rename them) and add them later.
Samsung Nexus S (Android 2.3.6)
These patches were backed while investigating Talos failures. Now that tests are green again, we will need to reland.
backout was backed out https://hg.mozilla.org/projects/birch/rev/6f925b45a547
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With ConcurrentMergeScheduler, IndexWriter has gained alot of concurrency, such that an optimize (or normal BG merge) could be running at the same time as deletes/adds. I think this is a good thing and we should keep improving it (there are still places that block, eg while a flush is running a merge cannot commit). But, there are clearly cases where you want to explicitly prevent concurrency operations (like your class that wraps IndexWriter/Reader). The current patch on LUCENE-1313 has something similar, except in that case the atomic operation is "do adds, do deletes, open new near-realtime reader". Grant also proposed generalizing IndexAccessor (in LUCENE-1516). However: I think all such logic should live above IndexWriter/IndexReader. IndexWriter should try to be as concurrent as possible, and if apps need further atomicity of certain groups of operations, it should be done outside of Lucene's core. Of course, if IndexWriter doesn't expose enough APIs to enable such atomicity, we should fix that. I definitely agree we should fix commit's javadocs to include other changes, like optimize() calls, addIndexes, etc. -- I'll do that. Mike On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Shai Erera <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi > > I've run into a problem in my code when I upgraded to 2.4. I am not sure if > it is a real problem, but I thought I'd let you know anyway. The following > is a background of how I ran into the issue, but I think the discussion does > not necessarily involve my use of Lucene. > > I have a class which wraps all Lucene-related operations, i.e., addDocument, > deleteDocument, search and optimize (those are the important ones for this > email). It maintains an IndexWriter open, through which it does the > add/delete/optimize operations and periodically opens an IndexReader for the > search operations using the reopen() API. > > The application indexes operations (add, delete, update) by multiple > threads, while there's a manager which after the last operation has been > processed, calls commit, which does writer.commit(). I also check from time > to time if the index needs to be optimized and optimizes if needed (the > criteria for when to do it is irrelevant now). I also have a unit test which > does several add/update/delete operations, calls optimize and checks the > number of deleted documents. It expects to find 0, since optimize has been > called and after I upgraded to 2.4 it failed. > > Now ... with the move to 2.4, I discovered that optimize() does not commit > automatically and I have to call commit. It's a good place to say that when > I was on 2.3 I used the default autoCommit=true and with the move to 2.4 > that default has changed, and being a good citizen, I also changed my code > to call commit when I want and not use any deprecated ctors or rely on > internal Lucene logic. I can only guess that that's why at the end of the > test I still see numDeletedDocs != 0 (since optimize does not commit by > default). > > So I went ahead and fixed my optimize() method to do: (1) writer.optimize() > (2) writer.commit(). > > But then I thought - is this fix correct? Is it the right approach? Suppose > that at the sime time optimize was running, or just between (1) and (2) > there was a context switch, and a thread added documents to the index. Upon > calling commit(), the newly added documents are also committed, without the > caller intending to do so. In my scenario this will probably not be too > catastrophically, but I can imagine scenarios in which someone in addition > to indexing updates a DB and has a virtual atomic commit, which commits the > changes to the index as well as the DB, all the while locking any update > operations. Suddenly that someone's code breaks. > > There are a couple of ways I can solve it, like for example synchronizing > the optimize + commit on a lock which all indexing threads will also > synchronize (allowing all of them to index concurrently, but if optimize is > running all are blocked), but that will hold all my indexing threads. Or, I > can just not call commit at the end, relying on the workers manager to > commit at the next batch indexing work. However, during that time the > readers will search on an unoptimized index, with deletes, while they can > search on a freshly optimized index with no deletes (and less segments). > > The problem with those solutions is that they are not intuitive. To start > with, the Lucene documentation itself is wrong - In IndexWriter.commit() it > says: "Commits all pending updates (added & deleted documents)" - optimize > is not mentioned (shouldn't this be fixed anyway?). Also, notice that the > problem stems from the fact that the optimize operation may be called by > another thread, not knowing there are update operations running. Lucene > documents that you can call addDocument while optimize() is running, so > there's no need to protect against that. Suddenly, we're requiring every > search application developer to disregard the documentation and think to > himself "do I want to allow optimize() to run concurrently with > add/deletes?". I'm not saying that it's wrong, but if you're ok with it, we > should document it. > > I wonder though if there isn't room to introduce an atomic optimize() + > commit() in Lucene. The incentive is that optimize is not the same as > add/delete. Add/delete are operations I may want to hide from my users, > because they change the state of the index (i.e., how many searchable > documents are there). Optimize just reorganizes the index, and is supposed > to improve performance. When I call optimize, don't I want it to be > committed? Will I ever want to hold that commit off (taking out edge cases)? > I assume that 99.9% of the time that's what we expect from it. > > Now, just adding a call to commit() at the end of optimize() will not solve > it, because that's the same as calling commit outside optimize(). We need > the optimize's commit to only commit its changes. And if there are updates > pending commit - not touch them. > > BTW, I've scanned through the documentation and haven't found any mention of > such thing, however I may have still missed it. 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