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Gui web server jobber
...responsive website. The web/app must have innovative design with a potential to reach top lifestyle app category on app store. This web/app must: • Integrate seamlessly with payment gateway • Integrate with third party verification platform for service provider You can propose solutions to develop sound architecture and server setup. You're free to
I need an interactive GUI built for an algorithmic trading execution platform.
My company has a product based on Centos 7 to backup customer data. Many of our customers use onsite Microsoft Exchange Server on site in Server 2012 or Server 2016 and we are backing up the EDB file and the logs for the Exchange database. I need to extend my product offering so that customers can browse the stored EDB file for their mailboxes
I have a dummy python interface code which needs integration with a C++ application. The interface is simple and underlying executable isn't ove...free to write an interface from scratch with a framework of your choice. My budget is $110 and is non negotiable. However, I'll give you quite a bit of freedom to design the GUI interface as you deem best.
Looking for a very simple GUI for OCR Any expert here?
1. Sourcing the CSV and Excel files from Emails with attachments, FTP/SFTP and Web-based Portal (using Selenium) 2. Parsing, Cleaning & Processing these Files 3. Mapping these Files with the DB fields. 4. Calculations & Derivations 5. DB Insertion 6. Batch Processing/Scheduling and preparing Progress Dashboard Note: a. All the requirements are ready
Hi Gui X., I noticed your profile and would like to offer you my project. We can discuss any details over chat.
A further description is provided in the following links: I have attached a PDF file explaining what the project should look like and also project 1 source is needed which I have added a link below. Project 1 source : [logg inn for å se URL]
A cloud based application for streamlining the logistics industry. It will have a .net front end and a SQL backend. I want graphics to be eye catching, and logical in their structure for low end users. This is a blank slate. I don't even have a logo yet. We have started developing the core product. Should be about 4 months
Hi Gui X., I noticed your profile and would like to offer you my project - Overhead people counter for Raspberry PI (Project ID: 17948515). We can discuss any details over chat.
A developer is required to create software for the device on the Stm32f4 processor and RTOS. All hardware is ready. Requires firmware development and maintenance changes. Now I have a base code on the library of emWin.
A simple database like sqlitestudio or sqlite browser connected to a text [logg inn for å se URL] details will be given to the right person. If you are not good in C++ and gui PLEASE do not reply.
Building a GUI for already written C++ codes using TCL/TK
I need to convert image to pdf. Using tesseract or any closed-source software. Even a Python script will do but help me with installation and running the file.
...emulator of a Embedded System. I can be written in JAVA, Python (with PysimpleGUI) or PHP Web. Consist of 3 forms or pages (individual function) From Form A you build a packet, (information will provided how) with checksum, From Form B you build a connection to server with several packets, also you can send each packet individually or select with frame
Looking to develop a CRM type application at first, that will manage Customers, Contacts, and in phase 2 - System (webpage, web server, SFTP, FTP, PING, EMAIL, WINDOWS SERVICE, SNMP, etc.) tools and their alerts (Up, Down, unavailable). Looking for just a simple app to start. Not complicated. Looking for a developer that can work with me over a longer
My goal is to write a GUI program using Python which mimics my uni course queueing application. I've already written the entire program, however I've come across a few errors which I can't seem to fix. I also need to rewrite the functions: setup_queue, get_avg_time, request_quick, and request_long as they are too similar to functions I have found online
Make simple GUI (button) to flash like Arduino or IC. I want to make Own Gui.
Diseñamos un interfaz grafica que deseo integrarle a nuestro servidor traccar
I have to do a SWING GUI, and connect to web server using REST API, save data to local.
DO NOT BID IF YOU ARE NOT WORKING ON PYTHON. NEED THIS WORK DONE IN NEXT 2HOURS AS it's NOT VERY DIFFICULT TO CREATE THE GUI I AM LOOKING FOR.
matlab code for RLS noise cancellation adaptive filter with GUI which will have the option to input any sound wave and noise signal and gives us the resultant noise free signal
Create a Python tkinter GUI interface with 2 internal frames and with vertical orientation. The top frame will be used to place navigation buttons and must be static, the bottom frame will contain a camera capture result. The entire Interface must be loaded within the height and width limits of the monitor size. The button frame should contain 4 Buttons:
Need a quick GUI made that builds string based on the buttons the user has input. Design example for GUI to be given along with examples of how the strings should be built
I need someone to help me with javaFx using netbeans IDE. simple project and more to come . if you are interested let me know
I need a good Unity C# coder and Good GUI UI designer to make Texas Holdem Poker Game Client Side as expected . i will guide step by step throughout the whole process and will pay by part for each step done . I you are serious please bid other random bids and nonsense bids will be reported . in order to be accepted you have to submit one related
python GUI to input a list of names to find the URL, address, phone.
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I have a matlab gui that explain bisection step by step My teacher want from me to add animation and tabel in my gui
I have a code on image processing in python. I want you to add class and give GUI to it.
We need a web GUI built to manage DIDs and routing on our session border controller, which uses a mySQL compatible backend database. In addition to basic authentication, we will need a few different levels of user control, auditing of changes, and modules for DID addition, deletion, update, bulk update, and system management. I expect a total of
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Hi Gui X., I noticed your profile and would like to offer you my project. We can discuss any details over chat.
I give u ssh acces to an ubuntu 18.04 x64 instance, and i would like you to install a light version of a GUI like xfce and also to install Apache Guacamole Server on it , in order to have acces to the interface from browser. Looking forward for your skills:)
I have a java project which the graphical part should be improved. I need someone to make some changes to this java code and adhere to time.
I need a GUI designed with moving parts to look very high tech. there will need to be a screen to input user name before each "game". there will be a scoreboard that has the highest scores from the day, there should be a screen for videos to play between games and when players hit certain targets, there should be a screen for display when the game is
I need a GUI made for an application, please message me for more details.
I need a complete GUI developed in WPF as per the screenshots( just 3 uploaded, will send all of hem after assigning the work) that are uploaded. I want that to be developed in 5 days(because its just the UI and no backend). I am ready to work with the credible people with prior experience in WPF desktop applications.
We would like to build a webapp, eventually to also become a mobile app. The goal now is to find a developer that suite's this project. The attached mockup contains the webapp first screens. The milestone is to deliver a running webapp that implements this specific mockup, no logic. The only requirement is to use a framework which can be integrated with angular well, e.g: Bootstrap, ionic,...
I purchased a VPS from vultr Currently Installed: Ubuntu 18.04 x64 and can change that, I want to install a GUI in the server and I want to upload a trading bot, see the steps here [logg inn for å se URL] , I know its simple but I dont have the time to do it.
Design an working application of queying delay process which emits packets at certain rate and transmits packets at certain rate. 1) check these 3 possibilities emission>transmission ,emission<transmission , emission=transmission. These possibilities are related to packet loss if emission is higher and transmission rate is less packet drop occurs .The number of packets dropped should be trac...
...sent to you has the new technologies we are looking for, Back-end IVR integrations with Avaya contact center PBX -server fully blended Multi-channel support for voice, Email, im, Web chat, SMS, and social media contact types( Telephony server System Avaya) integration with the new Car Rental, Chauffeur and Coaches system database. The new Car Rental
Hello we want to have a software which will have cctalk with encryption (we will help you on this) cctalk without encryption (easily avl.) and ssp protocols (again will help you).The software needs to install these protocols and accept bills also need the coin acceptor to be working on the same com port. After these are working we will need you to give us some endpoints to update balance etc...
Necesito un GUI - Custom El precio lo acordaremos dependiendo de la subasta de los freelancer interesados
According to previous specifications
do you know redux/react/es6?
I purchased a VPS from vultr Currently Installed: Ubuntu 18.04 x64 and can change that, I want to install a GUI in the server and I want to upload a trading bot, see the steps here [logg inn for å se URL] , I know its simple but I dont have the time to do it.
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There is a java project and I need someone to do me just the graphical part.
I have a C# application that opens up a standard window. The app has a button you click to generate a PDF file. This is good, however I also want the app to be able to preview the pdf inside the app window itself. In other words, when you start the app, you see the first page of the pdf somewhere inside the app window. I have attached a detailed description in my zip file.


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Love your response booklover! They are morons. Always pointing the finger at someone.
Just took a quick peek at this trailer trash minister's web site. Now, I actually do get the strident homophobia brought on by their perverse view of human sexual relations, coupled with ancient and barbaric superstitions. Examples abound, from Jerry "I'm Still Dead" Falwell outing the purple Teletubbie, to Pat "Bat Shit" Robertson blaming 9/11 on gays, to Ted "I Snort Meth" Haggard blaming the world's ills on a "homosexual agenda" while banging male hookers. Honestly, this no more surprises me than it would to find delusional people in a schizophrenic ward at a mental hospital.
Here's what I don't get (and, admittedly, this is slightly off point). You look at this guy's web site, along with several others of his slimy ilk, and they all loudly and proudly proclaim their support for the State of Israel, and Jewish repatriation, which will bring the 2nd coming of the cosmic jewish zombie. However, when the zombie does return, everyone is supposed to convert to christianity. If not, the Jews whom these assholes purport to support, and who remain steadfast to their religion, are slaughtered and thrown into the fiery and everlasting furnace; reminiscent of mid-20th century Europe. So much for "unqualified" support.
Fundamentalist ideas are fundamentally idiotic. Period.
This weirdo's god must have really, really crappy aim. To hit a few hundred, even thousand, gays and gay sympathizers he has to demolish small island countries and the Eastern seaboard? I guess this god grew up before there were schools and never learned geography. Or compassion. Does he think painting a god in this way will draw followers? Maybe followers who are as nutty as he is?
He was at his prime when he dictated than 95% of the Western Hemisphere people be wiped out by the far superior white Christian Europeans - because they worshipped funny looking gods rather than the blond, blue eyed Prince of Peace.
Sorry, not buying it. There have been no asteroid strikes in the entire 6,000 year history of the Earth. The dinosaurs died in the great flood.
I'm not even surprised anymore. :|
He probably just wants to preempt Robertson, steal his thunder, so to speak.
Along these same lines, when the "Big One" hits San Francisco (IF it ever does!), I expect the same brand of comments - Ohhh, it's all those nasty gays in the Castro District! [groan!]
and hallow's eve...
Yeah I thought someone was going to get blamed.
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Jaguars add DT Marks
Jacksonville, FL – The Jacksonville Jaguars turned to a division rival in an effort to bolster their defensive line, signing former Tennessee tackle Sen'Derrick Marks to a one-year contract on Tuesday.
A second-round choice of the Titans in the 2009 draft, Marks is coming off the most productive season of his four-year pro career. The Auburn product started all 14 games he appeared in during 2012 and tallied 63 tackles along with 1 1/2 sacks and one forced fumble.
Marks started 26 out of 51 games played during his tenure in Tennessee and totaled 180 tackles, three sacks and 23 quarterback pressures.
The Jaguars had been seeking depth at the defensive tackle position after Terrance Knighton signed with Denver as a free agent last month.


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Dan Bagan, senior vice-president of Penton Media's Food Retail Group, has been promoted to senior vice-president of the newly formed Agricultural and Food Group.
He will maintain his current responsibility for Supermarket News and several restaurant and baking titles, adding oversight of Penton's livestock and agricultural titles Farm Press Publications; BEEF; Corn and Soybean Digest; Farm Industry News; Hay and Forage Grower, and National Hog Farmer.
Additionally, he will have oversight of printing titles American Printer and PFFC, construction titles Concrete Products; Rock Products, and Mine and Quarry Trader together with Fire Chief and electrical titles EC&M and Electrical Wholesaling.
Dan will become a member of Penton's Executive Committee, reporting to John French, Penton's chief executive officer.


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- 2 c. prepared hot chocolate, refrigerated overnight
- 6 egg yolks
- 2 c. sugar
- 1 ½ c. espresso, cooled
- about 25-39 ladyfingers (for a 9×13 baking dish)
For caramel bacon sauce:
- ½ c. sugar
- 1/8 c. water
- 1 tbs. light corn syrup
- ½ c. heavy cream
- 1 tbs. unsalted butter
- 3 slices of bacon, cooked until crisp and crumbled
1. The day before prepare the hot chocolate and refrigerate overnight. It should be a little thick but not solid.
2. Whip the egg yolks with the 2 cups of sugar until they are fluffy and foamy (you can help yourself by using a stand up mixer).
3. Place espresso in a bowl. Dip each ladyfinger in for only 5 or so seconds. Set aside.
4. In baking dish, layer the soaked ladyfinger cookies with the chocolate mixture alternatively. Place in refrigerator to cool.
5. While ladyfingers set, make the caramel bacon sauce. In a medium sized heavy saucepan, combine the sugar, water, and corn syrup.
6. Cook, stirring, over medium-high heat until the sugar is dissolved. Using a pastry brush dipped in cold water, brush down the sides of the pan. Bring the mixture to a boil and cook undisturbed until the sugar begins to turn golden, swirling the pan to color evenly; continue cooking until the sauce becomes a rich amber color.
7. Immediately remove the saucepan from the heat and carefully stir in the cream; it will sputter and bubble up. Return to heat and bring the sauce back to a gentle boil. Remove from heat again and stir with a wooden spoon until smooth. Stir in the butter, vanilla. Add the crumbled bacon.
8. Once caramel sauce has cooled, drizzle over the cooled ladyfinger tiramisu. Enjoy cooled.


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Name: Crystal McCallum
Location: Dallas, Texas
Check out Crystal on Instagram
Birthday: January 25th
Height: 5'3"
Weight (lbs): 105
Measurements: 32D-24-32
Ethnicity/Nationality: Caucasian/Hispanic
Where are you from? And, are you currently living there? If not, where are you currently living?
Dallas and yes I do.
Does your personality match your Zodiac sign? Describe.
In some ways; I'm very loyal and a hopeless romantic.
What would you say are your strengths as a model?
I'm not afraid to step outside my comfort zone and I love traveling and meeting new people.
What is your best beauty secret?
I never sleep in my makeup.
Where can we see you?
What are your future plans (long term goals)?
I have my degree in Sales and Marketing, so eventually I want to be running my own business. I love modeling; I hope to be featured in magazines and maybe some acting.
Do you drink? If so, what do you drink? If not, why do you not drink?
Yes, socially I do. I like sweet, girly drinks with rum.
What is the best present you received? What is the best present you gave?
Tiffany jewelry and I gave my mother a new car.
Where (restaurants) do you like to eat? What do you order? Why?
I like Mexican food so Gloria's. I usually get chicken enchiladas; it reminds me of my mom's home cooking.
What do you do on your spare time?
I love to work out, go on hikes, being outdoors, and shopping.
How do you keep in such excellent shape? Explain your daily/exercise routine.
I do cardio every morning and three nights a week I take classes like kickboxing, dance, and weights.
Are you big on first impressions? What do you first notice on a man?
Yes and no; I try to get to know people and not make assumptions based on meeting once. The first thing I notice is a nice smile and confidence.
What's on your travel itinerary? Are you planning to go to any events in the future and/or vacation with your family, friends or 'significant other'?
I don't have any plans to travel at the moment.
How would you like your boyfriend to propose to you?
That's a hard one; just something thoughtful and really sweet. I'm a hopeless romantic, so little things mean the most to me.
Marriage song? What song would you like played on your wedding night? Why?
I'd say 'Yours & Mine,' by Eli Young. The words just say so much and when that day comes for me, I hope to feel that way.
What else can you tell us about yourself?
I have achieved my goals in my career as a model; it's one of my passions. I am a really sweet girl; I'm very down to earth, love meeting new people and making people smile.
Any shout-outs or last words?
I have to give my very good friend, Alejandro Crisologo a shout out. He is the one that's made me realize it's important to do what makes you happy. He's also helped me network and starting out as a model.


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TM MC Powder Dark Blue 294C
New Prismatic Enterprise目前只在以下作出标识的区域展示其产品资料:
TM MC Powder Dark Blue 294C is a thermochromic, microcapsulated, compound formulation, containing less than or equal to 3% moisture with an average particle size of 3-10µm. Its main components are leuco-dye, color developers, and temperature controllers with an activation temperature between -15°C and 70°C, allowing the product to change from dark blue to colorless when the temperature is raised and to return to color as the temperature cools down. With good solvent resistance and dispersal, TM MC Powder Dark Blue 294C is suitable for aqueous based screen printing, paint, and ink.
New Prismatic Enterprise (NCC) is a leading company in the field of colorchanging materials in Taiwan. They specialize in photochromic material, thermochromic material, glow-in-the-dark material, liquid crystal, long-lasting microencapsulated fragrance and black light material. Some NCC products can be used in aqueous and solvent based paints for the paint and coating industry.
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FINALS WATCH: Amherst in control
ATLANTA – It took Amherst about 3 minutes to seize control of the Division III title game.
The Lord Jeffs scored the first 10 points, and while Mary Hardin-Baylor never allowed them to stretch that lead much, the Crusaders never managed to trim into it, either.
Amherst has had to play most of the first half without national player of the year Aaron Toomey, who picked up two fouls and earned a seat on the bench next to coach David Hixon.
Amherst led 38-30 at the break.
The highlight, though, belonged to the Crusaders, who picked up a loose ball and passed it ahead to swingman Thomas Orr, who left the entire goal rattling after a thunderous dunk.
— Dave Skretta — http://twitter.com/@APdaveskretta
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Eagles may soar but weasels dont get sucked up into jet engines…apparently!
What I,d rather be doing….!November 7, 2006
I am Knackered!!!November 7, 2006
….eyes sore and red….belly growling….mental faculties in regression….oh how I lurrrrvvvve nights….!
Back to the Full Moon people!November 7, 2006
Well I had a fantastic few days away in the Lake District. Walking on High Raise and St. Johns in the Vale…with a few quiet moments of reflection in the church.
Some serious scrambling on the ridges (Swirral and Striding Edge) on Helvellyn…my favourite mountain.
Lots of Guiness on the night time to ease the old muscles and so aid restful sleep!
Then back to so called civilisation for Bonfire Night and two days of constant bombardment all around by very loud Chinese pyrotechnics.
And so to work…my first night shift of 4 on the trot. First job tramping around in a very large cemetary trying to find a ?17 year female glue/gas sniffer….managed to find thousands of "purple plus" bods but no sniffer.
Another couple of jobs involving psychy peeps….earliar crew got one who took a hacksaw to his head!
Two hours left then I,m off home to my nice warm bed! Just so long as we dont get a late job!!!!!!!!!!


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Sian necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
Keegan Adams Recruitment
Keegan Adams is essentially the partnership of 2 people (Keegan and Adams) and therefore the logo should show a connection and complement the 2 names. The colours and the way the words are written should help to define this. We are a recruitment company with an emphasis on Banking, Finance and Professional Services. We will assist with the recruitment of senior level executives through to support staff for both temporary and permanent needs of the client. We will also specialise within the Sales and Marketing field so whilst we need to represent a fairly conservative and professional service, we also want something vibrant and rich whilst keeping things simplistic and clean. Our business is about people and relationships, we are connecting professional business people together, and to do this we need to show a strong understanding of both the client and candidate requirements. We would like a touch of class that would look good as a logo that transfers to the web, business cards and of course paper. Keegan and Adams should be the main focus of the logo however the word recruitment should not be hidden as that is who we are and what we do, and do well.
Our target audience is usually C level and above, senior level Executives/Managers of professional business services within small to medium organisations and of course line managers and senior level HR staff of larger organisations. As mentioned our main focus is within the Banking, Finance and Professional Service market, however we also work quite heavily within the Sales and Marketing area. Our service will offer opportunities to both temporary and permanent job seekers and we can assist in the search for senior executives or support staff. We will offer people a personal service where we get to know both our clients and candidates to ensure that we fully undertand them and what will make the right match.
As previously mentioned we want this to show a unique but complimentary partnership between both Keegan and Adams and this is where the main focus should be. We have already had some logo's done for us and we actually preferred Keegan Adams written in lower case, but this was mainly for the creative way that the name could then be written. We are open to both but would like something that shows that we are different and not too conservative, hence the need for something vibrant, rich but professional and classy. We would like something simple but striking and eye catching and of course something that people will remember. We are about positivity, openess, honesty, creativity and integrity. We will be easy to approach and provide a simple but outstanding service. We are experienced recruiters who have a wealth of knowledge and want to share it. PLEASE DO NOT USE JIGSAW PIECES AS IT IS A VERY COMMON THEME IN OUR INDUSTRY.
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A Tale of 2 Bucket Lists
I think I must have been about 12 years old when I first started to seriously dream about traveling. It all started when I went with a friend to an enormous used book store (more like a barn) near my home in New Jersey. It was here that I came acro ...by dcampSaturday, 14 December 2013
In the Care of Ravens
History can be a funny thing. Based upon where you come from, it's also very relative. For me, having grown up in the United States, something 300 years old seems very old. Well, when you hit Europe you'll need to recalibrate your " ...by dcampThursday, 25 July 2013
Walking with Wallabies
Zoos are a place that we've all visited at one time or another. Some are good, some not so good. Well, over the weekend I cam across a place that made me look at the keeping of animals in a whole new light. It's called the Pearcedale Moonlit Sanct ...by dcampTuesday, 02 July 2013
Strange Fruit
On my travels throughout the world, I've seen many, many great sites, met a lot of interesting people, and tasted lots of food (some good and some not so good.) Although I certainly am not a fruitarian, I do have a keen eye for fruit – and on my tra ...by neytiri12345Wednesday, 02 October 2013
Australian/US Bucket List
When the travel bug first hit me I wrote down all of the places I wanted to visit in a 150 destination Global Bucket List. Who would have ever thought that this wouldn't end up being enough? You can find the list by reading my blog: A Tale of 2 Buck ...by dcampMonday, 14 October 2013
Top 10 Tips for a successful Wanderjahr (round-the-world trip)
My obsession with traveling around the world came from two primary sources – both books. The first was Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Vern and the second was A Vagabond Journey Around the World by Harry Franck. Both of these books made it abu ...by dcampMonday, 15 July 2013
Forever Young
Life is a funny thing. After years wandering the world, exploring its wonders, I've now entered a new stage of my life – one that many other life-long travellers have no doubt gone through before me. I've gone from being an intrepid wande ...by dcampThursday, 01 August 2013
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Global Bucket List
At one point or another everyone dreams about exploring the world and experiencing all that it has to offer. I first developed the travel bug when I was a young boy and its stuck with me for my whole life (and I'm not exactly a young boy anymore). ...by dcampFriday, 13 December 2013
Gaining a Perspective
"A journey of a thousand miles starts with one step" - Lao Tzu. Well, after months of planning I've finally taken that first step. Now I find myself in a foreign city on the first day of my Wanderjahr. Thankfully (due to smart planning) ...by dcampSaturday, 20 July 2013
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David Choe
Lazarides Gallery, London
Published 2008, Ltd 500 copies
Hard Cover, 35 pages
Lazarides Gallery in London recently published a limited run of new David Choe books from his show there last year in February. (If you missed the show you can see some photos on Eric Nakamura's blog.) They did a really nice job on the binding and the books look great. You can still buy some signed editions from their website by clicking here.


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To my friends who live outside of Turkey:
I am writing to let you know what is going on in Istanbul for the last five days. I personally have to write this because at the time of my writing most of the media sources are shut down by the government and the word of mouth and the internet are the only ways left for us to explain ourselves and call for help and support.
Last week of May 2013 a group of people most of whom did not belong to any specific organization or ideology got together in Istanbul's Gezi Park. Among them there were many of my friends and yoga students. Their reason was simple: To prevent and protest the upcoming demolishing of the park for the sake of building yet another shopping mall at very center of the city. There are numerous shopping malls in Istanbul, at least…
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Yes, the December 1962 issue of McCall's really did present a convergence of styles: Old School, New School, Decorative - even Cartoon illustration, courtesy of one of the best... Roy Doty.
The mind-boggling thing about any Roy Doty illustration is how he effortlessly tackles a HUGE crowd - and manages to have every person engage in an individual activity or pose. No repetition here... McCall's staff members, as delineated in Doty's immaculate pen line, are as varied as they would have been in real life. He even included likenesses of key staffers and specific references to the contents of that issue.
For instance, that must be art director Otto Storch (below) in the commander's seat of the McCall's art department...
... and just below that, a reminder that McCall's could boast an enviable 8.4 million copies-per-issue circulation.
Look a little further down -- there's Walter Einsel's Christmas cookie cake that we discussed in yesterday's post!
Doty even included a self portrait (I presume "Hershey" is the woman standing next to him and the author of the accompanying poem in the centre of the page).
You know, Roy Doty's style remained largely unchanged throughout his career... and yet it never looked dated. As other illustration styles fell in and out of fashion, his clean, simple linework always looked fresh and current.
A testament to the merit of that old adage: "Keep it simple."
Take a few minutes to examine this entire image in greater detail. Go to my Roy Doty Flickr set and click the "All Sizes" tab above this image.
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Asia: Challenges of Stability and Growth
The Bank of Korea (BOK), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the IMF Economic Review will hold a conference on Asia: Challenges of Stability and Growth. The conference will be hosted by the BOK and will take place in Seoul on September 2627, 2013.
The conference is intended to provide a forum for discussing innovative research and to facilitate the exchange of views among researchers and policymakers. Eswar Prasad (Cornell University) will deliver the keynote address. The conference will conclude with a Policy Panel moderated by Olivier Blanchard (International Monetary Fund).
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The website contains papers and web links to papers that were presented at the conference. The views expressed in these papers are those of the authors only, and the presence of them, or of links to them, on the IMF website does not imply that the IMF, its Executive Board, or its management endorses or shares the views expressed in the papers.
|Asia: Challenges of Stability and Growth
|Thursday, September 26, 2013
8:00-8:45 am
8:45-9:00 am
|Welcoming Remarks ― Choongsoo Kim (Bank of Korea)
9:00-10:30 am
Session 1: Managing Capital Flows
Chair: M. Ayhan Kose (International Monetary Fund)
Capital Controls and Prudential Measures: What Are They Good For?Read the Paper
Kristin Forbes* (MIT-Sloan School of Management), Marcel Fratzscher (DIW and Humboldt University), and Roland Straub (European Central Bank)
Discussant: James Yetman (BIS)
Monetary Policy Regimes and Capital Account Restrictions in a Small Open EconomyRead the Paper
Zheng Liu (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco) and Mark Spiegel* (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco)
Discussant: Young Sik Kim (Seoul National University)
10:30-10:45 am
|***Coffee Break***
10:45-1:00 pm
Session 2: Growth
Chair: Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas (University of California, Berkeley)
Service Sector Productivity and Economic Growth in AsiaRead the Paper
Jong-Wha Lee* (Korea University) and Warwick Mc Kibbin (Australian National University)
Discussant: Fumio Hayashi (Hitotsubashi University)
Growth Slowdowns and the Middle-Income TrapRead the Paper
Shekhar Aiyar (International Monetary Fund), Romain Duval* (International Monetary Fund), Damien Puy (European University Institute), Yiqun Wu (International Monetary Fund), and Longmei Zhang (International Monetary Fund)
Discussant: Sunil Sharma (IMF Institute)
Institutional Foundations of China's Growth
Chang-Tai Hsieh* (Chicago Booth), and Zheng Song (Chicago Booth)
Discussant: Carsten Holz (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
1:00-2:30 pm
|***Lunch Break***
2:45-4:15 pm
Session 3: Macroeconomic Policy
Chair: Woon Gyu Choi (Bank of Korea)
Growing (with Capital Controls) Like China
Zheng Song (Chicago Booth), Kjetil Storesletten (University of Oslo), and Fabrizio Zilibotti* (University of Zurich)
Discussant:Hyun Jeong Kim, (Bank of Korea)
Roads and the Real Exchange RateRead the Paper
Qingyuan Du (Monash University), Shang-Jin Wei* (Columbia University), and Peichu Xie (Peking University)
Discussant: Kwanho Shin (Korea University)
4:15-4:30 pm
|***Coffee Break***
4:30-6:00 pm
Session 4: Savings
Chair: Dangyang Xie (HKUST and Wuhan University)
Time-Series Evidence on the Impact of the Age Structure of the Population on the Household Saving Rate in Korea and IndiaRead the Paper
Charles Yuji Horioka* (University of the Philippines) and Akiko Terada-Hagiwara (Asian Development Bank)
Discussant: Jaewoo Lee (Bank of America Merrill Lynch)
Fertility Policies and Social Security Reforms in China: Global Ramifications in the 21st CenturyRead the Paper
Nicolas Coeurdàcier (SciencesPo Paris), and Keyu Jin* (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Discussant: Donghyun Park (Asian Development Bank)
|Friday, September 27, 2013
8:30-9:00 am
9:00-10:30 am
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Distributional Effects of Macroeconomic Policy Choices in Emerging Market Economies
Eswar Prasad (Cornell University and Brookings Institution)
Introduction by Woon Gyu Choi (Bank of Korea)
10:30-10:45 am
|***Coffee Break***
10:45-1:00 pm
Session 5: Rebalancing: Internal vs. External Considerations
Chair: Junil Kim (Bank of Korea)
Import Price Misalignment after the Crisis: A New Keynesian PerspectiveRead the Paper
Woon Gyu Choi (Bank of Korea) and David Cook* (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
Discussant: Martin Bodenstein (National University of Singapore)
Emergence of Asia: Reforms, Corporate Savings and Global ImbalancesRead the Paper
Jingting Fan (University of Maryland), and Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan* (University of Maryland and IMF)
Discussant: Markus Brückner (National University of Singapore)
Reserve Accumulation, Growth and Financial CrisesRead the Paper
Gianluca Benigno (London School of Economics) and Luca Fornaro* (CREI)
Discussant: Sunghyun Henry Kim (Sungkyunkwan University and Suffolk University)
1:00-2:30 pm
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2:45-4:30 pm
Policy Panel: Asia: Challenges of Stability and Growth
Moderator: Olivier Blanchard (International Monetary Fund)
- Choongsoo Kim (Bank of Korea)
- Tsutomu Watanabe (University of Tokyo)
- Yukon Huang (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
Conference Program Committee: Woon Gyu Choi (BOK), Kyuil Chung (BOK), Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas (University of California at Berkeley and Editor of the IMF Economic Review), Jun Han Kim (BOK), and Hyun Jeong Kim (BOK) and M. Ayhan Kose (IMF and Co-Editor of the IMF Economic Review).
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If you invite me over to your house for Thanksgiving and serve pizza and grape soda, sorry, but that ain't Thanksgiving.
Not that I wouldn't be grateful for a slice of pie with a pop to wash it down. But I feel the same way about schools without football teams touting its volleyball matches, soccer games and cross-country meets as "homecoming." I don't care if every alumni in school history shows up in their letter jackets to cheer on the harriers as they cross the finish line, then gather for a cookout afterwards. If they're not watching pigskin, it ain't homecoming.
That said, here are my picks for Week 8. I'll post them on my Twitter feed later this afternoon. Keep in mind that three local games scheduled for tonight have been moved to Saturday. Westbrook-Marshwood is at 2, Dover-Merrimack is at 3 and Bishop Guertin-Spaulding is at 7.
Guertin over Spaulding The only way Spaulding gets into the playoffs is wins in its final Division II games, tonight over Guertin and next week over Bedford. Then the Red Raiders will have to hope one of those two teams also finishes 4-4. Needless to say, chances of seeing Spaulding back in the playoffs are slim.
Traip over Sacopee Valley Final Western Maine Class C playoff tuneup for Traip.
Portsmouth over Pembroke Little standing in the way of the Clippers and another Division III title. Well, maybe a few things, but not Pembroke..
Marshwood over Westbrook The best matchup of the weekend involving local teams. Both are 6-1 in Western Maine Class B.
Plymouth over St. Thomas The Saints need one win in their final two games to clinch a playoff spot, but getting one on Saturday is going to be tough.
Noble over Kennebunk Knights clinch first Western Maine Class A playoff spot since 2006.
Windham over Kingswood The Knights have been outscored 226-13 this season. In soccer. In football it's 271-42.
Newport over Farmington/Nute Who will win the battle of orange-and-black-clad teams? I'm going with the Tigers.
Epping/Newmarket over Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough Four schools with one win among them.
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A homecoming cross-country meet is like having pizza on Thanksgiving. Also, Week 8 picks
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The bond between mothers and their sons is something extraordinary. My 2-year-old son Julian has me so whipped I actually daydream about him when we're apart, like a lovesick schoolgirl. Sometimes I dread him growing up and losing his sweet little boyishness. I always tease him that he's still my little baby, but he just laughs and says, "Mommy, now I a boy."
Plus: Who's Harder to Raise—Boys or Girls?
Blogger Jenny Isenman of The Suburban Jungle isn't just worried about her son growing up, she's already resenting his hypothetical future wife. As she writes on The Huffington Post:
Let's be honest: he may be 5 now, but before we know it, he'll be shaving, and driving, and then he'll leave us to go to college somewhere cold. Then he'll get married and move to be near her mother, because that's what girls make boys do: move near their mothers! Then he'll be a father, and then one fine holiday he'll have "wifey" call us to cancel our plans. Then he'll try to make up for it by sending one of those Harry & David gift baskets filled with pears, because he'll remember that we love pears, but they'll be bruised -- like our hearts.
Read the rest of her essay for her hilarious "MIL-nup" requirements.
Do you find it especially hard to let go of your little boy? Do you imagine yourself having tough time with him getting married some day?


text: I am a current Tulane law student and I would highly recommend not choosing Tulane. It is not a national school, though they wil work as hard as they can to convince you it is. You are better off going to a regional school in the geographic region in which you intend to practice. Tulane is a regional law school whose region is the deep south. You have been warned.Of course, if you enjoy being treated like sh*t by the administration and living in a little bubble that has absolutely no interaction with New Orleans per se, come on down!Otherwise, I hope that you will save yourself from an experience you will regret.


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UNI is the only university in the state of Iowa that features degree granting, comprehensive academic undergraduate and graduate curricular programs, along with working production programs in Performance Studies. This makes us quite unique among our colleagues within the state.
The Performance Studies program is housed within the Department of Communication Studies, and is multifaceted, featuring:
- An on-campus Interpreters Theatre laboratory performance series for student and faculty directors, writers, adapters, performers and technical crews;
- An outreach performance group (SAVE);
- A curriculum of courses at the introductory and advanced undergraduate level, and seminars on various appropriate topics at the graduate level leading to baccalaureate and graduate degrees;
- And the opportunity for students to engage in faculty supervised academic research and creative projects in performance, social issues, and oral history at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Courses currently taught in the Department of Communication Studies reflect our emphasis on cultural, societal, and aesthetic performance.
Our Performance Studies program focuses on areas of academic interest such as: culture and performance, performance in everyday life, narrative and storytelling in a variety of contexts, performance as a research method, oral history, ethnography, and performance as social change, all of which are not otherwise a part of the university curriculum in any other discipline. And, several of our advanced and graduate courses merge communication theory, interpersonal communication, discourse analysis, ethnography, and performance studies as well.


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By: Dr Lynda Kelly, Category: Museullaneous, Date: 26 Sep 2011
The whys and hows of producing DangerOz, the Museum's very first iPhone app.
Why did we produce this app?
As Australia's first and oldest Museum, and a leading centre of scientific research, people trust us and come to us looking for information and answers. Our Search & Discover team receives more than 2,000 inquiries in any one year. Many of these begin with people worrying about a particular animal being 'dangerous'. This is rarely based on anything other than that they have never seen it before and were wondering if it 'might be dangerous'. In fact, most are harmless but the question of 'danger' appears to be a common motivation for contacting the Museum. We wanted to make this information as accessible as possible for our audiences who are increasingly online, using social media and mobile devices by providing an additional information channel for people all over the world who are interested in Australian wildlife.
What does our app do?
DangerOz provides photos and facts on 40 different animals, as well as a geo-location feature which tells you which of these animals might be nearby. It also rates animals according to danger type such as 'don't eat me', 'defensive' and 'has caused death.' We thought the rating would help clear up some of the myths surrounding certain animals, especially if some of these deter people from enjoying their time in the great outdoors (or indoors). Go here to see how we worked out the danger rating.
Who is the app for?
We designed the app for people who are interested in Australian wildlife – whether they are tourists or locals with a passion for bushwalking, the beach, the great outdoors and so on. Even those who just want to identify the creepy crawlies in their own backyard!
Who produced the app?
DangerOz was developed and produced by a wide range of staff across all areas of the Museum - scientists, interpreters, technical, web and editing. The prototype was developed by the University of Sydney School of Information Technologies and the Smart Services CRC. The final app was produced in collaboration with Reading Room Australia.
Why are we charging?
We struggled with whether to charge or not. We consulted our professional community and results of our discussions can be found on this blog post Mobile apps: to charge or not to charge. In the end we decided to charge as we wanted to test the market, with all funds generated going back to supporting the Museum's scientific research, collection management and public programs.
Why isn't the app for Android?
We did not do an Android version for several reasons. The most prosaic one was that this app was already so long in development we just wanted to get it into market as soon as we could. It was also our first app and we just didn't have the resource or technical expertise to go down the Android path. We know that this may be annoying, but we will investigate what we can do about the Android platform in future as we are conscious that trends are showing that this market is growing substantially.
Why isn't the app for iPad?
Similar to the above we didn't want to delay launching the app any further. DangerOz looks OK on the iPad, however, again we will be looking into what apps we can develop for this platform in future.
Want to try for yourself?
DangerOz is available to download now
We've also been asked why the app doesn't work on the iPod Touch. To be perfectly honest we assumed that it would work on those devices. Anyway, we're now looking in to what we need to do to enable it to work on that platform.
We're also investigating making some design changes and working on our list of the next dangerous animals to include in our next update. If you have any suggestions please let us know!


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- MFLS Forums
Forums : MFLS Central Forum Thread : MFLS 2015 is the last...
from 1860 Oakland
on Thu 11/5 1:09 ET
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After 20 years of running MFLS, I have decided that the 2015 season
is the last.
When Steve Taranto and I started this back in 1995, our goal was to
provide a form of entertainment to deepen fans' bond with the
fledgling league by giving them more reason to follow the players
and teams more closely. While fantasy sports games existed via mail
at the time, ours was the first web-based fantasy soccer game that
we were aware of. At the time, MLS was on fairly risky footing and I
did anything I could to provide an internet presence to the league
and to spice up interest for fans with a full-on fantasy league. I'm
very happy to see the league on such a solid footing now and a
league for American kids (and my kids) to grow up following.
As an Earthquakes fan, the hard fought dream of a real home for the
team has been realized as well...and it's awesome! It's clear MLS and
its clubs have come a long way, but I believe the best is yet to come.
MFLS has been a fun ride, but the time committment of operating
the site has gotten more difficult as my family and work
committments have grown. For the last several years, I have not
been able to find time to upgrade the site as I would have liked.
Over the years, other sites, some with official backing and
promotion by the league, have stepped up to provide high quality
fantasy leagues for MLS fans. So I think it's time to step aside.
I'd like to thank all the people who helped to keep the data as up to
date and accurate as possible over the years, especially Dan
Chiariello and Joe Schlageter. Thanks to Kerry Kaszak and Preston
McMurry for their help keeping things clean on the forums over the
I'd also like to thank Paul Navarre of Net Interaction
http://netinteraction.com/ for his generous help hosting MFLS.com
for the last 12 years. His quick attention to every need of ours was
greatly appreciated.
Thanks to all the MFLS managers who participated over the years
and thanks for your many kind comments and notes of
appreciation...that's what kept me going for so long. It was a lot of
work, but it was also a lot of fun. I will miss it.
Yours in soccer,
Mark Wheeler
from Mohawks
on Thu 11/5 10:13 ET
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Thanks for all your time and dedication to MFLS, Mark! I
started playing 15 years ago and the community here is one of
a kind. You've definitely played a part in helping grow the MLS
fan base over the years.
Everyone else - let's set up an offsite forum to see what we
want to do for next year. That way we can keep the community
from C�nicas AC
on Thu 11/5 14:02 ET
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I do not think I can thank you enough for all your work all these
years, Mark. I started playing MFLS a couple of years after
moving into the US (after a couple of frustrating attempts with
other MLS fantasy leagues) and, for what is worth regarding your
initial goals, I can say that if I am an MLS fan is definitely because
of MFLS. You made my day and MLS experience way more
enjoyable for many, many years, and cannot think of many
people about whom I could say something similar (maybe my
prom date? nah, that only was under two minutes). Basically, you
were the anti-Tommy Soehn.
If anything, the only drawback of the whole MFLS experience was
all the shady characters that I got to meet through this (the kind
of people my granny used to warn me about when I was a kid).
You mention a few of them, no doubt sarcastically. They even
created a division, BCFA, with the only intent of having all its
members systematically beating me in all competitions, and not
letting me win anything.
Thus now I wish I had the time and abilities to help to keep MFLS
going, but I have the programming and computer skills of a five
year old (and one who would be very glad of getting rid of them,
for that matter). But I hope some of those smarter, better
prepared fiends will step to the plate to keep MFLS going, if
anything to purge their past sins (i.e., doing better than me at
this). Even when it sounds scary as hell, as I think it is almost
impossible filling your shoes. But I would still go for a humbler
version of MFLS, if we kept the same spirit.
from Top Shelf
on Thu 11/5 14:03 ET
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It's a sad day. Can't thank you enough Mark. While our numbers grew smaller over the past few years, mfls has been filled with passionate and fun managers who have made this game great. Thanks to all of you as well.
I wish I had the knowledge and time to keep mfls running as I do still think there is a demand and niche for this game. Sadly, I don't.
from C�nicas AC
on Thu 11/5 14:05 ET
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PS: I second Todd's suggestion. Let's set a forum and see how can
we go about it. I have no clue about programming and the kind,
but hey, I can check rosters during pre-season or lineups and
scores on game weeks. No chance anybody can do everything Mark
did singlehandedly, but if there are enough of us...
from Seattle SC
on Thu 11/5 15:01 ET
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Sad. I watched the '94 World Cup when I was 10 years old just as a sports fan, not really a soccer fan. In '95 I saw that there was going to be a new league, while searching for info on internet which my family had just got, I came across mailing lists (MLSLA for example) and still wasn't a soccer fan but a new American sports league was interesting to me and fun to follow.
I played fantasy football and baseball so before MLS started in '96 I looked to see if there was fantasy MLS, found MFLS, have signed up every year since (one of the few to sign up every season in MFLS history) so I've been playing here since I was 12, now I'm 32 ...
My interest in MLS without MFLS probably would have stayed as just being interested in a new sports league (similar to how I spent one summer watching a roller hockey league on ESPN2) and not really the sport.
MFLS played the biggest role in not only making me a MLS fan from the start but a soccer fan in general. Soccer passed all other sports over the years - other than football which will always be my #1 - and all the credit goes to MFLS's existence, Mark, the community here, especially AAPL members and the longtime forum posters.
Sad day, but great run. 20 years of my life.
from FC Byrd Turgler
on Thu 11/5 15:16 ET
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Reddit suitable? from Dynamo Salem
on Fri 11/6 9:52 ET
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Mark thanks for all your hard work over the years.
As a soccer fan living in the wilds of Oregon,
particularly in the early days, it was hard to feel
connected to the sport I loved. MFLS provided a
family and way to talk about the game not provided
anywhere else, certainly not anywhere local.
I think MLFS, like Big Soccer and Du Nord, carried
the torch for MLS and soccer fans for a long time
and was important to growing the sport to where it
is today.
Head held high Mark. Thanks again.
from Plattsburgh United
on Fri 11/6 12:52 ET
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I am stunned. Also, extremely appreciative. Mark
your intentions worked at least with me. I am so
much of an MLS fan and know all the players
because of MFLS.
Can't thank you enough.
Mark sell the site to a techie who will keep it
going, if not again thanks.
Plattsburgh United
from SDFC Macross
on Fri 11/6 16:37 ET
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Thanks Mark, for running this all these years. from The Laws of Lalas
on Fri 11/6 17:36 ET
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huge thank you to Mark for all the years of hard work! from giggitty
on Fri 11/6 19:36 ET
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Mark happened upon your site totally by chance.
It was 2004. After a more or less 12 hour patrol in the placid location of Al Anbar province I had a few minutes to get on the interent. Do remember I was looking specifically for an MLS fantasy soccer site and mfls came up. So per your statement you did indeed succeed in that.
Good job. Have always liked your graphics. Very basic. I always liked that. That is what drew me back every year as much as anything else.
I can write to you honestly that this place gave my mind a brief respite. So thank you for that.
from Glorydaze
on Fri 11/6 20:34 ET
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What a melancholic moment when I opened the forum. MFLS pulled me back from my soccer hiatus between NASL and MLS. Thanks to Mark for his foresight to start a fledgling internet fantasy game that played its part in helping to support MLS through the early years and on to real success.
I have no technical ability at all but will be willing and ready to add support to any effort to maintain the core of managers who I have come to appreciate for the mutual interest we share in nudging soccer into the mainstream.
I have a talent for run on sentences if that is of any help.
from Hanscom United
on Sat 11/7 9:55 ET
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Thank you Mark! from Port City Navigators
on Sat 11/7 9:56 ET
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I'm sad to see it come to an end. Thank you Mark for keeping it going
all these years. It's the most unique fantasy community I've ever been
apart of. I hope we all find a way to keep that spirit alive next season.
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Banana Joe, the lovable affenpinscher who won best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York on Tuesday, has chosen Broadway for a victory lap.
The pooch was scheduled to make a cameo appearance Wednesday evening in the Broadway revival of the musical "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" at Studio 54. He was to fill in the role normally played by Macaco, the dog held by actress Stephanie J. Block in the show.
Banana Joe's theater career was scheduled to last for only one performance. "Drood," which is very loosely based on the unfinished novel by Charles Dickens, is produced by the Roundabout Theatre Co. The ending is determined by an audience vote as to who is guilty.
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Skyfire, a popular browser for Windows Mobile and most newer Nokia phones, will be available soon for Android, thanks to Skyfire's recent acquisition of Kolbysoft. Already in the wild, Steel is the browser currently produced by Kolbysoft.
According to Skyfire's company blog, adding Kolbysoft's talent will allow them to integrate a familiarity with Android and the Webkit framework into their existing cloud-style media compression. (Skyfire is best known for their cloud-style Flash and media compression, allowing slower mobile phone connections access to the same web experience as their big brother browsers on computers.)
Many of our Skyfire fans have been clamoring for when they could get Skyfire for Android. We have been working on it, and with this acquisition, we add resources to speed that effort.
Users of the existing version of the Steel browser will still be able to use the current version, but will be offered upgrades to Skyfire Android edition once it is released. We can't share any timing or more details at this time, but I promise you'll like it.Skyfire Blog
Skyfire on other mobile platforms is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash, Ajax and Silverlight. It will be interesting to see which features make it to the Android browser and what gets pulled from Steel.
For a sample of what to expect, check out the demo of their Windows Mobile version.


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|2011-10-10, 04:35
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Location: Somewhere between heaven and hell !
Compare OVA with this episode.
I prefer the ova design.
Anyway , not a bad episode. Yuuno , this creepy stalker lol.
Isn't it so easy to just destroy the Diary?
The end with third was hilarious."I must destroy the evidence of my murders"
Well , looking at all characters , except Yukino who is -as usual- the weak characters , the others looks like creepy killers or so.
|2011-10-10, 05:20
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Yuno is creepy but intriguing. I think that is similar to the anime itself. Imaginary friend no? Well, shit just got a lot more real. Meanwhile our poor protagonist finds himself pretty freaked out but given the events of late and the realization that the diary most indeed can predict the future just took a toll on his sanity. Yuno doesn't help either.
There's also the concept of miracles. Even if you are "supposed" to die, you can turn the tables and alter your fate. And so starts the death match...
And so it got worse. Yukiteru doesn't know what he just got into, and his only source of help... oh god.
8/10, very well done!
|2011-10-10, 05:29
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Clearly the case is that the main character is fooled into thinking he created deus with his imagination, and even when claiming that he did the so called "deus god" said nothing on the matter other then he was a god that can inhibit peoples imagination. So a first time non-manga viewer would have no information. Unless i missed the part where dues said he was not a creation of imagination. But then again this is anime... and even more so he really is a creation of the authors imagination.
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A little fast paced, but all-in-all a great first episode that's a good deal creepier than its manga counterpart. At first, I didn't have much hope for this series' adaption after watching the OVA, but now this is definitely going in my watch list.
I seem to be in the minority here, but I rather like the seiyuu voice for Yuno and feel it's an appropriate fit for her character. And just about any role Wakamoto voices in is practically auto-win for me. The humorous after credits scene was also a nice departure from the dead serious business of this series.
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|2011-10-10, 08:22
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Can't tell without spoiling. Just be ready for a bunch of plot twists.
I already am self censoring so don't tempt me.
Dang, we need another thread for manga readers to compare stuff so that we aren't tempted to spoil the non-manga readers.
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I've had the manga on my to-do list for a while, but I think I'll just watch the series for now. I probably won't be in this thread much, since I haven't been spoiled on anything, really. Yuno's... tendencies are sufficiently memetic at this point that hiding them even from neophytes such as myself would be pointless, so I'm happy that they didn't bother. Is it bad that I find the crazy ones kind of hot?
As for that opening, I'm guessing it's not much of a spoiler given the discussion they have with Mr. Of Time And Space, which pretty much puts an enormous "SUBJECT TO CHANGE" stamp on all future events. The great thing about constantly changing the future is that you can show pretty much anything and later hand-wave it away as a "Bad End" to be avoided.
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Honestly speaking, it seems like this series has much potential, the story, while not fully original, is interesting enough to keep my attention. The most intriguing character, as most have said, is no doubt Yuno, any possibilities for some yandere action?
However, somehow Yukiteru just sounds annoying at certain parts, I certainly hope that this will not be the norm.
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Excellent episode.
The idea that future knowledge can be a weapon is fascinating. But--if one can change someone's future based on foreknowledge, as Deus explains, doesn't that mean Yukitere and the others are basically back in the ordinary human situation, where the future is unknown and instead what we make of it collectively?
I thought the brief period where Yukitere was overjoyed at knowing his future very creepy: imagine being a slave doomed to doing what is written down in your phone journal...
Why does Yuno have to look like Akari from Aria?! It's incongruous.
Does Yuno get a back story to explain her infatuation with Yukitere, or is she simply a nut? In general: does this show have characters, or are they just stock figures served up to tell the story, make the jokes, etc?
The show seems to want to deal with serious issues, if the episode's opening violence and Yukitere's loneliness and isolation are anything to go by. But I hope Deux Ex Machina gets pulled down from his puppet-throne and becomes subject to the events as well. If the show insists instead on being simply a game, where the twelve participants fight with each other to win DEM's throne, that will be uninteresting.
So far, this show is very good--indeed, good enough to have a capacity to strongly disappoint. Hence these question!
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That was a pretty awesome starter episode. The concept of the "future diaries" is pretty original and cool . Yuno is pretty....interesting? Super stalker + Yandere combo
Now i finally know who is the Yandere in that picture on tvtrope's Yandere page
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I'll end it before April.
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Great first ep ! The concept remind me of Devil Survivor from Nintendo DS. I really like Yuno but now the question is why she so in psycho-love with Yukiteru ? But hey, at least he has someone on his side ! And she saved him ! ... ....
This season is really good
|2011-10-10, 09:52
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Cross Game - I need more
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There is backstory.
Oh is there ever backstory.
As for the first question I guess the diary holders are in the situation where their future can change, but only because of the other diary holders. So what will happen once all the others are eliminated?
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Private investigator and former YCSD detective David Anderson was a friend of Monica Drum's and volunteered to help track down the former Eagle employees who have moved out of Oxford. He located one of those employees, David Ledford, in New Sarpy, Louisiana. PI Anderson emailed Det. Armstrong to let him know what he found out.
From: David Anderson [OxfordPI@[redacted].com]
Date: December 17, 2012 2:48 PM
Subject: David Ledford
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You are never going to believe this! I wouldn't if I hadn't been there myself. Sunday night, I came in from another day of driving all over creation looking for David Ledford. I pull into the filling station to get gas. While I'm pumping the gas, I'm looking around to see what's going on. Across the street and down a ways, I spot this huge red pickup. I think, no way. It couldn't be. I've spent days looking all over the parish for this guy and suddenly he's right here in front of me? Then I see this kid come slinking out of the Po'Boy Snack Shack and ease on in to the liquor store next door. I knew it was the luckiest goddamn day I ever had. Well, I wrap up my business at the filling station in a hurry and hustle down to the liquor store.
To cut to the chase, when Ledford goes to pay for his booze, he's a couple bucks short. So I grab my stuff, head up to the counter and offer to make up the difference for him, in a neighborly kind of way. I don't think he normally would have taken it, but he was tapped out and hard up for a drink, so he did. We end up walking out together. Maybe it was guilt or gratitude over the money I gave him or maybe he'd spent so much time alone he just wanted company of any kind, but he invited me back to his "camp site" (his words) to hang out for a while. Obviously, I couldn't have planned it better if I'd tried, so of course I agreed. I followed him way back into the woods, past where even the dirt road ran out, to a cabin on the edge of a small clearing. Well, calling it a cabin is a little generous. It's really more like a glorified lean-to, and I never would have found it if he hadn't led me there. In fact, I was a little worried that I might not be able to find my way back.
Anyway, I managed to record most of our conversation, but we hung out for several hours, so I'm only including the relevant parts here. We can always make a full transcript later, if you think we should after you hear the tapes.
Ledford was drinking the whole time we were together, so it's a little hard to judge how much of what he said was true and how much was alcohol-influenced embellishment. His mannerisms, facial expressions, body language, etc. told me he was pretty skittish on some topics, so I didn't push him too much because I didn't want to spook him. I did sort of exaggerate some of my own experiences to draw him out. But I think, if you got him in an interview room, he might let loose with some useful information.
PI Anderson: That is some kind of truck you got, my friend.
David Ledford: You know it. This is the truck I've always wanted. I've had it a little over six months now. I love it, can't believe I never got one before.
PI Anderson: It's a beauty. Must've cost you a pretty penny.
David Ledford: Not too bad. Made a trade with a friend. Gave him my old truck and some cash for it.
PI Anderson: Not a bad deal. What kind of truck did you have before?
David Ledford: Nothin' special. A Silverado. That's why I had to give him some cash on top of it.
PI Anderson: Still sounds like a pretty good deal to me. How come your friend wanted to get rid of such a great ride?
David Ledford: Oh, he was getting married and his girl thought it was too big and too red.
PI Anderson: Just like a woman. Your old truck wasn't red, I guess?
David Ledford: Naw. It was just plain old blue with some white and chrome trim. But, his girl thought it was more "mature" than the truck he had, so I guess it worked out for us both.
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Potluck party where our members bring the treats. We also will have our annual silent auction that benefits our Service Committee fund. Members can donate any yarn or knitting supplies they no longer need. This is a great way to switch up your stash and benefit a good cause!
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Start the New Year off with a hearty laugh at the Minnesota Knitters' Guild's January 15, 2012 meeting, featuring podcasters Melanie and Deborah Gall, the two hosts from the The Savvy Girls Podcast.
Coming to you from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; New York, New York, USA; and wherever else they may happen to be, sisters Melanie and Deborah take a playful and thoughtful look at knitting (among other things). Both sisters travel extensively - Melanie is a professional singer and actress and Deborah's career has posted her throughout the world, and they have a wide range of stories about knitting, art, literature, travel, music, and – of course – everyday life. Be prepared to laugh!
Melanie may also inspire you to sing with her recently released CD, Knitting All the Day, a collection of never-before-recorded WWI knitting (yes, knitting!) music from Canada, Britain, France and the USA. Copies will be available at the meeting.
For those of you who aren't quite sure what a podcast is, it's a short, episodic digital show, available to download or stream to your computer or mobile device, such as an iPod.
The Savvy Girls podcast is available on iTunes and you can also check out their website at http://savvygirls.ca. New shows are released twice monthly.
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Yarn Harbor will be hosting the February meeting at the shop. The topic will be Pop Knitting. We'll be taking a closer look at Brit-Marie Christoffersson's new book, focusing on the first chapters of Two-Color Garter Stitch. Please join us.
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Each February, we forgo our usual Tuesday evening meeting and instead warm a cold Sunday afternoon with a tea party. Please join us for a pleasant afternoon of drinking tea, eating treats and socializing. This year, we will add a member fashion show to our time together and ask everyone to bring a garment you've created in the past year to share in an informal show and tell.
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Success in NFL exhibition games cannot be judged by conventional criteria. That is, were any key players injured? Did the rookies embarrass themselves? Did coaches learn anything?
And, oh, yeah, did the team win?
By those standards, the Bears had an above-average if not overly impressive exhibition opener Saturday night, defeating the New York Giants 20-8 but leaving the coaching staff with plenty to address come Monday morning in Platteville.
Backup quarterback Jim Miller was injured after one play. The rookies were not awful but certainly made their mistakes. And the coaches learned they still have a lot to learn about their kickers and punters.
Starting quarterback Cade McNown was steady, completing 3 of 5 passes for 42 yards. But Miller had an unfortunate debut. He came in for one play and left with a sprained left elbow on a 6-yard loss and a safety by Christian Peter, who blew past free-agent tackle Uzooma Okeke, starting in place of the injured Chris Villarrial.
Mark Hartsell relieved Miller and was impressive, completing 8 of 9 passes for 90 yards, including a 3-yard fade in the end zone to Macey Brooks, coming back after reconstructive knee surgery last season.
One of the key issues to be addressed Saturday night was the kicking game, and Bears kickers had their chances.
With five kickers and punters in camp--soon to be six with the addition of Jeff Jaeger--the Bears received the type of break on the first series that could only be called a break in the preseason. That is they got to see rookie placekicker Paul Edinger kick a 51-yard field goal.
Then, because of a penalty for an illegal formation that took the field goal off the board, they got to see punter Aron Langley, who shanked a 33-yarder that benefited from a favorable bounce.
Edinger got another opportunity and kicked a 43-yard field goal in the third quarter. But Langley was largely unimpressive with his three first-half punts, getting off a low 44-yarder and a pooched 29-yarder, neither of which was returned.
Jaret Holmes tied the game 3-3 with a 24-yard field goal in the second quarter. And punter Brent Bartholomew, acquired in an off-season trade, looked better on his first attempt--a 50-yarder that yielded a 2-yard return in the fourth quarter--than Langley looked on his three kicks.
Top draft pick Brian Urlacher showed his speed at strong-side linebacker but did not particularly stand out in his first NFL game. Urlacher did put his safety abilities to use on the first series, easily chasing down running back Tiki Barber, who caught a Kerry Collins pass out of the backfield for a 4-yard gain.
Rookie third-rounder Dez White buried his face in the turf after a wide-open 30-yarder from McNown bounced off his midsection and slipped through his arms.
The Bears' secondary had its moments. With nothing to learn by having Brad Daluiso kick a 23-yard field goal, the Giants opted to go for it on fourth-and-2 from the Bears' 6-yard-line in the second quarter, but Collins' pass to Ike Hilliard was batted away by second-year corner Jerry Azumah.
Still Collins generally exploited the middle of the Bears' defense in the first half with 15-of-18 passing for 117 yards and benefited from very little pass rush from either the Bears' first or second string.
Of the Bears' veteran newcomers, receiver Eddie Kennison, acquired in a trade with New Orleans during the off-season, was used on kick returns early and responded with a 65-yard burst to the Giants' 24-yard-line at the end of the first quarter, setting up the Holmes field goal.
Kennison also had a 39-yard kickoff return in the second quarter negated by a holding call on James Allen, and R. W. McQuarters' 50-yard fourth-quarter punt return set up a 17-yard touchdown pass from Clint Dolezel to fullback Scott Dragos.
Of the Bears' veterans, Bobby Engram was the most productive early with two catches for 39 yards, including a 28-yarder on the first series.
Curtis Enis had eight yards on five carries in the first quarter, failing to convert a third-and-seven with a 3-yard gain on a flare pass from McNown.
In addition to Miller, the injured included tight John Allred (calf) and receiver Marty Booker (hamstring). Rookie safety Mike Green stayed on the turf for a long time in the third quarter after a big hit on Giants free-agent fullback Craig Walendy but returned to the game. Among the newcomers, rookie Dustin Lyman (knee), Thomas Smith (thigh) and Chris Mims (groin) did not play.
The Giants wanted a good look at rookie Ron Dayne, who is running slightly ahead of Joe Montgomery for the starting job at running back. The Heisman Trophy winner from Wisconsin had 17 carries for 48 yards and two catches for 18 yards.


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Former American League Cy Young Award winner Cliff Lee makes his 2013 debut Thursday when the Philadelphia Phillies try to avoid a three-game sweep at the hands of the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field.
Lee won the award as the AL's top pitcher after going 22-3 in 31 starts with the Cleveland Indians in 2008.
He's split four subsequent seasons with the Indians, Phillies, Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers while finishing seventh in the AL Cy Young voting in 2010 and third in the National League race in 2011.
Lee plummeted from 17 wins to six wins in 2012, however, while watching his earned run average climb from 2.40 to 3.16 across 211 innings, in which he allowed 207 hits and struck out 207 batters.
Lee is 4-4 in 10 career meetings with Atlanta while posting a 3.08 ERA in 64 1/3 innings.
The Braves counter with righty Kris Medlen, who emerged as a force with 10 wins in 11 decisions last season after winning just nine times in his initial 70 big-league outings.
The California native, a 10th-round draft pick in 2006, allowed just 103 hits and struck out 120 batters in 138 innings while allowing an opposition batting average of .208.
Medlen picked up two no-decisions and a hold in three relief appearances against the Phillies last season, allowing five hits and three runs in 3 1/3 innings.
He's 1-0 against them in 13 career meetings - two starts - while recording a 5.32 ERA in 23 2/3 innings.
On Wednesday, Justin Upton and Jason Heyward each hit two-run homers, Evan Gattis added a solo shot and the Braves knocked out Roy Halladay in the fourth inning in a 9-2 drubbing of the Phillies.
Freddie Freeman went 2-for-3 with a three-run double to follow up his three- hit, three-RBI performance in Atlanta's season-opening win on Monday.
Paul Maholm (1-0) scattered six hits and a walk over 5 2/3 scoreless frames to pick up the victory, while Halladay (0-1) surrendered five runs on six hits with an uncharacteristic three walks over 3 1/3 innings.
Chase Utley drove in both of Philadelphia's runs with a double in the seventh, but by that time the Braves were working with a 7-0 cushion.
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The rumor mill is a-churning on this Wednesday afternoon, four days before Sunday's 4 p.m. non-waiver trade deadline. And there actually appears to be some substance to these tidbits; no more "Team X remains aggressive" type stuff.
Multiple outlets, the first being Yahoo! Sports (as far as I can tell), are reporting Carlos Beltran is inches away from becoming a San Francisco Giant. The Giants blinked first. They have reportedly decided to include 21-year-old righthander Zack Wheeler, rated as Baseball America's 55th best prospect in 2011, and that put them over the top. Wheeler was ranked higher than Jarred Cosart in BA's preseason ratings.
It's a blow to the Phillies, not so much because they failed to acquire Beltran, but that the Giants did. San Francisco has a gaping hole in its lineup that Beltran's .904 OPS will fill. He was the best hitter on the market, and the guy I advocated for simply because of that reason. Rental or no rental, he provided the best boost to win now.
The door on Hunter Pence is similarly closing, it appears. The indefatigable Jayson Stark of ESPN.com reported Astros GM Ed Wade walked away from a Phillies offer of Cosart, Jonathan Singleton and another minor-league pitcher for Pence.
The Astros, he said, want four "sure-thing" players for Pence. That offer jibes with what I've heard from people: Domonic Brown is not in play on any of these trade talks.
Right now, Vance Worley isn't either. That situation is somewhat complicated. I would consider myself in the minority when I say Worley should be far from untouchable. We all know he's not a 2.02 ERA pitcher. He may not even be a 3.27 pitcher, which is what his current FIP (Fielding Independent Pitching) stands at. He is, at best, a No. 3 in a rotation. Most likely, he is a decent No. 4 or 5.
But he is 23 and under control (cheap) for quite some time. And the latest news on Joe Blanton suggests that this could be a serious issue that affects him beyond 2011. And Roy Oswalt's $16 million option is sure to be declined -- barring a Marty Bystrom-esque run in the season's final two months. So that leaves two rotation holes for 2012.
Still, if Worley is what's holding back a Pence deal, do you include him?
Or do you think smaller now, like perhaps Mike Adams of San Diego. He could be the shutdown, veteran late-inning bullpen guy in 2011, the closer next season and all at a relatively cheap price.
The White Sox cleared nearly $10 million in payroll Wednesday with the trade of Edwin Jackson, so does that mean Carlos Quentin is off the block after momentarily being on it?
What if Ruben Amaro Jr. adds complementary bats, like Bob Brookover suggested in Wednesday's Inquirer?
We have a better understanding of the current market with this recent news. But as for the Phillies position? Still unclear.
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