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Disney Junior Live On Tour! Pirate & Princess Adventure
Quicken Loans Arena
Sunday, March 1st, 2015
One Day - Three Performances
Tickets on sale Tuesday, May 27th at 10:00 a.m.
CLEVELAND, OH – MAY 19, 2014 – Feld Entertainment, Inc., producers of Disney On Ice and Disney Live!, is bringing top performing cable TV series for preschoolers to the stage in Disney Junior Live On Tour! Pirate & Princess Adventure. Featuring characters from the smash hits Sofia the First and Jake and the Never Land Pirates, the tour will make a one-day stop in Cleveland at Quicken Loans Arena on Sunday, March 1st, 2015 with performances at 12:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.!
Tickets start at just $20* and go on sale Tuesday, May 27th at 10:00 a.m. online, 888-894-9424, Quicken Loans Arena box office and all northern Ohio Discount Drug Marts.
"The Feld Entertainment mission of providing quality live entertainment experiences that the entire family enjoys starts with Disney Live! because it is often a young fan's first theatrical experience," said producer Alana Feld. "Children everywhere have fallen in love with Sofia and Jake, and we are thrilled to bring these popular Disney Junior characters back to the stage."
In this original storyline, Mickey and Minnie lead the audience on an exciting adventure that will have families rooting for their favorite pirate, Jake, and Disney's first little girl princess, Sofia. Disney Junior Live On Tour! Pirate & Princess Adventure begins with a special interactive pre-show featuring the loveable six-year-old doctor to toys and stuffed animals, Doc McStuffins. Children and their parents will sing the "I Feel Better" song, along with Doc as she provides tender love and care.
Audiences will then embark on a journey to the magical world of Enchancia, where Sofia, her step-siblings Amber and James, and the entire kingdom are preparing for the annual friendship festival. Sofia has the honor of delivering the perfect gift to her royal subjects at the celebration, and the one-and-only Cinderella visits the castle to help Sofia in her mission to find the right present.
The excitement continues when families cast away to Never Land where Jake and his Yo Ho pirate friends, Izzy and Cubby, are in a race against time to locate a mysterious treasure-filled volcano. Danger, thrills and adventure lurk around every turn when our swashbuckling friends battle Captain Hook for the ultimate prize. Peter Pan makes a special appearance, aiding the team in their heroic quest, and with the help of Tinker Bell's pixie dust, Jake and his crew fly above the stage in their journey.
In its first year reporting public ratings, Disney Junior, the 24-hour channel dedicated to kids age 2-7, ranked as the #1 network each week in Total Viewers and target preschoolers Kids 2-5, out-delivering primary competitors Nick Jr. by double digits and Sprout by triple digits. Furthermore, Disney Junior's "Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess" remains the #1 telecast in cable TV history in Kids 2-5, and #1 preschool cable TV telecast of all time in Total Viewers and Women 18-49.
To find out more about Disney Junior Live On Tour! Pirate & Princess Adventure and to purchase tickets, visit disneyjuniorlive.com, or visit us on Facebook at Disney Live! and follow us on Twitter @DisneyLive!
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'Get Connected' at volunteer fair
The second "Get Connected" volunteer fair is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 6 at the Transylvania County Library Rogow Room in Brevard.
The event, presented by the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program and the United Way of Transylvania County, will have more than 20 Transylvania County nonprofits and governmental organizations showcasing their work and their need for volunteers. The volunteer fair is free and open to the public of all ages, and attendees will be able to explore opportunities and talk with representatives in a casual atmosphere.
The United Way will be on hand to encourage members of the community to sign up with their Get Connected Virtual Volunteer Hub so they can stay connected with the volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Those who sign up on the day of the event will be entered into a drawing for several door prizes including a $50 VISA gift card.
For more information, contact RSVP coordinator Patti Cameron at 828-251-6622 or rsvp@landofsky. org.
Literacy council looking for tutors
An orientation for potential volunteers will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. May 29 at the Blue Ridge Literacy Council offices on the campus of Blue Ridge Community College in Flat Rock.
BRLC is seeking adult volunteers interested in becoming tutors and helping Henderson County adults learn or enhance their reading, writing and spoken English skills. The waiting list of adults waiting for a tutor has grown to almost 50 students. Teaching experience or knowledge of another language is not required.
Tutors are matched with students and meet twice a week for one-and-a-half hours. Volunteers must also complete a 10-hour training workshop and be at least 18 years old. To register, call 828-696-3811.
Nominate a true Friend of the River
There's still time to nominate a Friend of the River for the 36th annual Friends of the River awards. The purpose of the award is to recognize individuals, private organizations, civic groups and/or public agencies that have made a significant contribution toward the restoration and enhancement of the French Broad River (or tributaries) as a recreational, economic or cultural resource.
Recipients of the award will be honored during Land-of-Sky's Friends of the River Event on Sept. 11. To nominate an individual or organization for the Friends of the River award, return the nomination form to Land-of-Sky Regional Council before June 15.
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Model treat of the day: Kelly Brook and her slim and curvy figure during a photo-shoot she did this week, in a variety of outfits ranging from spandex pants to high-waist shorts!
Check out the gallery and share your thoughts!
Model treat of the day: Kelly Brook and her slim and curvy figure during a photo-shoot she did this week, in a variety of outfits ranging from spandex pants to high-waist shorts!
Check out the gallery and share your thoughts!
Don't like the last 2 outfits.
These outfits look ridiculous but I do like her face and body.
I like the spandex/red outfit. She is gorgeous. A little stocky (I think her chest makes her look heavier than she is)
Yes! The shiny pants and cropped sweater looks pretty cute in a comic book sort of way.
I think she'd look much slimmer without her b❆❆bs too, and maybe if she toned her arms up, but she doesn't need to. She's got a really sexy figure.
lovely curves. she holds her weight well, even in these outfits. i bet most men would choose her over a stick thin "supermodel" any day!
I know I might be in the minority here, but I don't give a ff— what most men would chose.
I agree with you georgi…
Maybe i am weird because i would want to look good for men (if i actually had to choose, been with my bf for 8 yrs) because if i tried to look good for females it would never happen. They would find something wrong with me instantly. But ofcoarse what all of us should do is look good for ourselves
i agree with you on that. while the "most men like X feature" comments are pretty stupid considering i know big girls, thin flat girls, curvy girls, busty girls with boyfriends, i'd much rather appeal to men than women. it's not that hard, a simple t-shirt and yoga pants and a decently pretty face seems to do the trick. i would never trade that for the scrutiny women endure from one another. yet were much more forgiving when a man doesn't meet our aesthetic ideal.
What bothered me was Andi's suggested presumption that we all evaluate our own bodies in terms of what guys prefer. It's like a paternalistic pat on the back, here, here you non-VS type of girl, don't you worry, guys actually prefer fuller figures!
Andi, just realize that not all women need your comfort! Some of us are just fine, really :))
I don't think one should strive in an obsessive way to be attractive to men but really, being attractive and finding a guy you think is absolutely gorgeous thinking the same about you is a pretty great feeling. It is easier to achieve than trying to please girls (who constantly judge each other) and in reaps better rewards.. I am personally bowing out of the let-me-be-ultra-thin-so-my-friends-are-impressed game. Don't really like it, don't think its healthy for my frame, don't think it's sexy and it's a waste of life on earth
Well, the feminist in my also says "Who cares what men think?!" But on the other hand, I'm pretty sure that most (not all!) men and women alike prefer a medium weight on women aka women who are neither skinny nor fat.
I like the red checkered dress on her, but I am surprised about her figure. I always thought she was an enviable hourglass, but her waist seems dependent on the outfits. Just a pear with implants, I guess.
I don't know about the implants, but she is definetly no pear. Her legs are proportionate to her body, maybe even her slimmest asset.
Kelly is definitely an hourglass, the reason her waist doesn't always look tiny is because she is evenly proportioned/slightly shorter torsoed vertically, which when exaggerated with her big breasts can seem too short hence wider.
Also, since she is not 6 feet but just a little taller than average, she deliberately wears swimsuits/outfits which make her legs longer and slimmer, creating the short torso/wide waist in the process.
Are her b❆❆bs real?
I wish I had bigger boobs
Don't wish that. I have DD's and most of the time they just make me look fatter than I am. If I do dress them in a flattering manner, I end up having to show too much skin and people often get the wrong impression. I can fit into a size 4 dress everywhere else, but if it's not cut generously at the bust, it won't finish zipping. If I do manage to squeeze the t–s in, they look like square implants (think Christina Hendricks). I am not looking forward to what they'll look like should I get pregnant and… Read more »
Personally can't enjoy. Would absolutely LOVE to have bigger boobs. Used to be a D cup and am now a B, didn't even lose much weight dunno what happened. SUCKS!
Nope, I'm pretty sure Kelly's b❆❆bs are real. She's well known in the UK for her fuller bust, even when she was a teenager they've always been on the bigger side. Plus they have a how shall I put it? hmmm a very natural "hang" to them lol, just google "kelly brook topless" [NSFW y'all!! :D] and you'll see what I mean ;). That being said, I don't find her body all that enviable and her fashion sense is poor and tacky as always.
Ditto…I second that!
They definitely look natural…but pretty spectacular for her age/how big they are. The only way I would want b❆❆bs that big is if I could guarantee they would be and stay that perky. She has a really fortunate weight distribution. If she lost a little bit of body fat she would have a Selma Hayek-perfect hourglass. I wish they dressed her better, though. I understand going retro for her figure, but you can do so much better than those terrible blue leggings.
"That being said, I don't find her body all that enviable and her fashion sense is poor and tacky as always."
So true!
I love Kelly's figure – but the outfits are not my taste at all. I preferred her figure when she was a bit more lean though – like this: https://www.skinnyvscurvy.com/kelly-brook/kelly-brook-looks-really-good-bikini.html
Then she was near body-perfection to me (if she had a rounder butt she'd be perfect!) She's put on a bit of weight and is not as fit-looking now. She still has nice proportions, but her dress sense, like misscheeks said, is always tacky.
Thanks for the link!
Wow I didnt know she was ever that lean. I tend to sway more to thinner bod's…aesthetic pref, and my body's petite so skinny-fit works best for me BUT i must say the first shot on that link is a great example of a healthy curvy that is VERY attractive…(by healthy curvy I mean not over or under-weight)…if I had big(ger) boobage and at least 4-5 more inches in my height and hip width that pic would be my goal
Actually I don't mind that she gained weight, it distributes so well on her….
Her body in that pic is my ideal body type lol
She looks amazing in that pic! But I personally don't mind the weight gain eithet (I hardly even notice it) because like nobsnob said, it distributes so evenly on her! A bit jealous over here I must say =o(
I don't think she looks bad with the extra weight at all – I just think she looks more ideal a bit leaner. She still has a body I would take over any of the VS models! I think her proportions are just fantastic.
the first pic is the least flattering, but the rest make her look like she has a perfect figure. the outfits are a bit kitsch but her figure suits that retro look very well. she has a beautiful face. i think she's an apple shape (right?) and a much better apple than ms. upton- kelly's proportions are much better
Kelly isn't apple-shaped. She's more of a short-waisted hourglass/cello body type, I guess it's clearer when she's thinner. Kate Upton isn't an apple either btw.
I wonder which celebs are truly cello though. I would guess somebody like Kim K rather than Kelly, because for chellos I would assume someone who is larger framed, which Kelly isn't imo, just curvy.
Trinny and Susanna listed Oprah as their example of a cello shape
I suppose you're right idontknowyouyoudontknowme, cellos are essentially heavier/plus size hourglasses with larger frames and Kelly doesn't have a large frame even when she's a bit heavier.
Cello is some like Serena Williams. KK is just a bottom-heavy hourglass. She doesn't have a large frame, just short and wide-hipped.
i think if "apples" looked like Kelly i don't think the majority of apple-shaped/apple-hybrids who post on this site would feel as bad about themselves. next time look at her hips if you're confused. they are slightly wider than her ribcage, and definitely wider than her waist. NOT apple characteristics in the least.
Kelly's waist/hip ratio is far too significant to be apple shaped.
Apple shaped? No, her waist is the smallest part of her body.
Since a lot of you guys are interested in celebs body shapes, here is a chart that's easy to understand: http://bodyshapestyle.com/wp-content/plugins/Trinny-Susannah-Body-Shape-Quiz.jpg
any mexicans here? she reminds me of Ana Brenda Contreras, maybe it's the smile
awful outfits and makeup, and i'm really not a fan of her face, but her body looks really nice. Sometimes a bit top heavy, sometimes a bit bottom heavy, depends a lot of the angle lol but she has a great shape and legs.
i want her shiny pants 😀 but not w/ a high waist
I prefer a smaller bust, but overall, she's my favorite body type along with Nina Dobrev's and Rachel Hurd Wood's.
Either she gained some weight or the outfits don't really flatter her body. I still like her body but I've seen her looking way better than this. There's a pic on this site of her wearing a top showing her belly button, it had a lot of negative comments because of the outfit but to me she looked amazing there. The only thing I like here (sort of) are the pants. But I commend her for wearing micro shorts with those legs, mine are slimmer and I absolutely cannot find the confidence to wear those outfits. I'm one of those… Read more »
I find her really irritating for some reason. She is beautiful though. Her body is attractive but I prefer slimmer shapes, she may be too curvy for me. Don't mean to rant but her personality just seems so annoying, I can't even really explain it but she just gets on my nerves sometimes.
I don't throw the word average around much, but that describes this girl. Forgettable playboy face, her body's an hourglass but that doesn't make it good. No butt, flabby and stocky.
How is she average? You admitted that she is an hourglass shape. Does the average woman have an hourglass figure? No, the average woman has a square shape.
I think she is average too. Hourglass or not, plus, I have seen many hourglass shapes in real life anyway. Being an hourglass does not make one immediately special.
She's absolutely gorgeous. Her body is amazing (Has she put on some weight lately? It looks really good on her). I also like her last outfit. She's always so stylish…
i think she's actually lost some weight since the last time she was featured on her. i know her outfits are supposed to be flattering to her shape but they don't make her look the best imo, and they're kind of ugly. still like her figure though
She's just too perfect. It's not fair!
She is so "blah" to me.
Well, banging curvy body as usual for Mrs Brook.
She's va va voom!!
She's rocking those shiny pants. That outftit is kinda cute. I would have thought only teeny tiny slim tall people like Miranda Kirr could pull those off, but they look great on Kelly. I love her body. Them b❆❆bs 🙂
Body is too thick for my personal preference, but she's a lingerie model, her appeal is to be sexy and curvy, and she's pulling it off. For a normal woman this is a good body but since she's a model toning up a tad wouldn't hurt.
Hot body as usual, she looks good at most weights (I'm guessing 140-150lbs at 5'8??). Her outfit choices are heinous though – I know its a shoot so shes styled, but I'm pretty sure these are her designs for her collection at New Look. She could dress soooo much better for her shape, plus for some reason it really annoys me the way she wears string bikini bottoms, like pulled up really high.
I don't know how much she weighs but Kelly is barely 5'6.
I hate the outfits and I understand that she is not everyone's cup of tea, but her body isn't average. Most women could not naturally have her proportions.
She looks like a '50s pinup girl in the floral two piece. 🙂
Only thing i've ever liked about this girl is her smile…which is pretty and genuine looking but that's about it.
she looks good but is too soft for my liking
*sigh* she looks gorgeous! I am jealous. I usually prefer a more pert full bum, and legs that are shaplier and fuller (but that's just me being a picky btch)…she looks incredible and so feminine! Can't fault her looks.
Average face, flabby body.
i wouldnt call her flabby…its not like there are fat rolls hanging over her pants
jamie: look at her bikini pictures, there are fat rolls everywhere
She has a pretty face but those outfits are far to young for her. Very Lolita-esque, she needs to dress her age.
Her legs are her best feature imo.
the outfits are not very "body friendly" but I like the retro vibe. She pulls them off despite not being rail thin.
Love her body, but I do prefer her slimmer. I'm really jealous of her boobs; want to get mine done, but I'd probably go a cup size lower than her, like a full D. I'd be too small to pull off hers, although they fit her body amazingly.
Her body looks almose exactly like mine, shapewise xD But since I'm only 17 I don't know if that's a good thing for me in the long run.
She's beautiful BUT I just find her face to be rather generic. Her distinguishing feature to me is her banging bod.
How does she wear such tight and short things with no rolls hanging over anything. I have skinnier legs than her but if I wore shorts like the ones from the first picture and sat down, I would have rolls! And nothing rolls over the top either! Even skin!
Speculation in the comments section, that Kelly Brook has breast implants.
Her breasts look fake here.
Kelly Brook is no stranger to corsets.
You can see the corset in this dress.
Where did the hourglass go?
How is this woman able to portray herself as a sweetheart, while posing in sheer lingerie with her hand down her panties or her legs spread open?
I'm searching for decent role models, with hourglass figures.
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Just confirmed once again that I have absolutely no need of a smartphone, whether Android or from the Blessed Jobs! I'll stick to a simple mobile phone (that can both make and receive phone calls and texts - brilliant!) and a real computer for any serious work. Saved me a fortune - ta!
I actually prefer Peep to Twidroid, is much simpler and gets the job done. twitdroid seems overly complicated for what it needs to do.
the only thing I don't like about peep is that the url shortening services list is a bit sparse and doesn't contain bit.ly
apart from that and your missing Astro! a nice list..
Apple users - if you buy a new phone from the fruit company you will have multi tasking - and if its clever enough to let apps run in the background you can have an app live soccer live scores.
Basically a football scores app - but tell it which games you want to follow and it will notify you in various ways of a change in score - it runs in the background so you can still use your phone for all the other bits n bobs.
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2. BeebPlayer (David Johnston). No argument there. Top application, and free, too.
3. EStrongs File Explorer (EStrongs). Manipulate files on device, SD card and Windows shares.
4. WiFi Analyser (farproc). Does exactly what it says on the tin, and does it well.
5. Movies (Flixster). What's on, where its on, what time its on. Reviews (Rotten tomatoes) and previews.
6. National Rail (croworc). Train timetables and live times. A bit flaky but the only App available.
7. RealCalc (Brain Overspill). Excellent scientific calculator.
8. MyTracks (Google) Because I sometimes like to know where I've been.
9. BBC News (Jim Blackler). Convenient source of news. Headlines widget.
10. Tricorder (Moonblink). Because I'm a geek.
I've bookmarked a link to the National Rail website, or maybe it came with the phone, it's been there so long. Anyway the mobile version of the website has the train timetable app and warns of probolems that journey may encounter and, if you are at a major station, the DETAIL will tell you the platform also
I think it's 3GS onwards for multi-tasking... other "less system intensive" OS updates are included on 3G and original though.
I quotation marked "less system intensive" because I ran background apps on my old jailbroken iphone 3g ages ago, and unless you open tons of apps at the same time, the phone didn't suffer too badly, so they could have at least enabled multi-tasking, but for less than 2 background apps at a time, but they didn't.
Background apps arn't such a killer feature to me on android, although I do take it for granted again now, but the killer feature is widgets... it's nice to personalise my homescreens, I find my setup completely different to my wifes, and a friends.
Which is a shame...
I quite like Android, but a lot of these apps (like the google docs reader) should be built in. Or the builtins should do a better job of.
e.g. Google's Maps app should be able to do reasonable navigation. It knows where you are and has map and route data available, surely not that hard to put it all together.
And, the HTC twitter client has a bug where it won't work over my 3G connection. Other twitterers work fine, just Peep gives a useless "failed to connect" type error.
Finally, why is there no backup app in the list (or even in existence I think)? If you reinstall your OS the first thing it says is "make sure you have a backup" but there is no sensible way to back everything up... Most of the backup apps I've looked at have a disclaimer that they don't back everything up.
Android's got a long way to go to catch up with iPhone, which has almost pushed me back to the Apple camp.
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Quote: "Android's got a long way to go to catch up with iPhone, which has almost pushed me back to the Apple camp."
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"Wake on LAN" FREE (wake PC's on your LAN from your phone)
"AndChat" FREE (IRC client)
"AnyCut" FREE (create shortcuts to an app activity)
Will have to check out "Pkt Auctions Ebay"
All of you chomping on Jobs' fat one (even after the recent abismal annoucment of the iAd's upgrade) take note of the fact that all the apps I've mentioned are FREE. Even if they weren't you can try them for a day before getting a refund something oftern overlooked by jesus phone preachers.
the 2.x update has been rumoured for release every month since december, with HTC keeping quiet and enjoying all the free publicity. I think the only way we will will ever see 2.x on a hero is if you install a custom rom.
I hope I'm wrong and will gladly eat my words but as the title says...
Not exactly useful, but fun for geeks.....
i-Jetty (jan Bartel). A port of the Jetty web app server to android. Run a web server on your phone.
Android Scripting Environment (Google). Write and run scripts directly on your phone. Download directly from http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ (not on Market)
AsciiCamera (jeck Landin) Take pictures in ASCII and save as text.
Frozen Bubble (Pawel Aleksander Fedorynski). Faithful port of the Linux classic.
Scrambled Net (Moonblink). Nice port of knetwalk.
I've had my G1 for what feels like years when it's only coming up to a year now but thanks to many people working on custom ROMs it still feels fresh. Why am I saying this? I'm running Eclair so these may not work on earlier ROMs, that's my disclaimer ;)
Twitter: there are a few that stand out, some newer than others. For overall features and looks I'd go with Touiteur then Seesmic and Swift. Touiteur Pro has a built-in browser, as does Swift, Seesmic opens a few picture links internally. For all you want in an almost completely black interface I like Twicca. It's new but works very well.
File Manager: I prefer ASTRO but the popular ones all do pretty much the same thing in slightly different ways.
IM: nailed that with eBuddy but there's now an AIM client from AOL that works well too if you prefer that sort of thing.
Other: Aloqa - finds places near you from categories you pick and can push notifications to you if you choose. Useful if you're driving around a strange place because it gives map directions, phone details, reviews and in some cases allows you to book tickets / tables.
Essential to who exactly. Not me. I don't have any need for any of these pointless social networking apps. Here's my favs (not necessarily in order:
1. TV Guide - fast for single day listing
2. UK TV Guide - good for 3 day listings
3. 1337pwn - for XBox live friend tracking
4. Astro File Manager - for file management and process/service management
5. Astrid
6. Toggle Data for switching 3G data settings on/off
7. MixZing
8. EZCam - for avoiding those roadside piggy banks (speed cameras)
I just ordered a Nexus One to replace my old phone. My needs are relatively simple: Internet access when I can't use my netbook, email, unlocked, contract free and access to Flash. I really don't care for apps all that much. However I find this article and some of the comments from Android users very useful. Thanks.
Twidroid - I'm not much of a Twitter user, but it works, and works well. Haven't tried the others mentioned above.
MyTracks - great app, I use it to record my driving lessons, and out of curiousity to find out if route A to Sainburies is faster than route B, etc - nothing lifechanging, but a bit of a laugh.
SubSonic - this is just plain fucking AWSUME. A bit techy though; install Subsonic Server and codecs (think it's Ok on Windows, Linux wants FFMPEG), install Subsonic client, point it at your IP and it will transcode any of your music, in almost any format [including FLAC, OGG, etc] to MP3 at your chosen bitrate, from 64-320.
No need for chunky SD cards for music, just clear out the temp tracks - or if you have a chunky SD card, you can download the transcoded music to your phone and play them back through your media player of choice. I cannot state just how great this is.
I'm lucky enough to have a machine with Xenserver on it, so I have two servers - one at 320kbps on a LAN IP for wifi (saves me manually transcoding/copying stuff to SD card all the time) and one at 160kbps for when on 3G - as it saves my bandwidth allowance.
If you want choons on an android phone, you really, really need to check it out. It's free to try, then they suggest donating, which I reckon is worth it.
Other than that, there are a couple of other noteworthy apps - Dolphin Browser is a great alternative to the [not bad] inbuilt browser, with tab support and what not.
ES File Explorer is essential if you want ot browse your SAMBA/CIFS shares.
Colour Flashlight by socialnmobile is handy if you sneak about at night in a shared house and don't want to wake your mates by putting the lights on - it makes the screen go all white, and sounds stupid and blindingly obvious - and it is - but it works a treat.
I'm currently running Android 2.1 on a Galaxy Portal [with what appears to be a near final 2.1 image - it' getting rolled out as the official update as I type to various regions] and if you can get it on your phone, do get it - it makes a competent, usable device [Android 1.5] into a seriously usable tool.
And to go with that, get HelixLauncher and HomeSwitcher [you'll need the latter to enable the former] which is an alternate home screen for Android, and on upgraded 2.1 handsets, makes the Pantheon launcher [the default one] seem slow and primitive. Essential on 2.1'd Galaxy Portals IMO - it's just as quick as 1.5, but the slow Pantheon launcher makes it seem slower.
I'm really, really starting to get into Android now - unless you want a safe, proscribed, handholding experience, it's either this or Windows Mobile (for how long?) if you like to customise your handset - it's awsume.
Steven R
I'd like to be able to send faxes of images (and word/pdf etc docs - converted to fax compatible images) from the phone via a Skype/Fring/Truphone account.
Since all of these services can connect calls to the plain old telephony network, then they ought to be able to do the same for sending or receiving faxes.
I know that faxing isn't a major (or exciting) method of communication but it is still necessary or useful for some business transactions.
Having a fax application/service on a mobile via a pay-as-you-go service such as Skype/Fring/truphone would mean no need to pay for a landline, be able to do it on the move and not have to pay a regular (e.g. monthly) subscription to the usual internet-based replacement fax service - much more economical for irregular occasional use.


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An epic, beautiful and moving orchestral piece containing multiple build ups and climaxes.
The song features huge choirs, soloists, piano, and orchestra.
Will work great for any of your moving, epic or emotional projects.
The song is extremely dynamic which allows for easy editing in your project.
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The first leg of the trip is over. The only glitch so far was a detour around Page that took
me through Tuba City. I tried to stop and have a bite to eat there but all the fast food places
had lines out to the street.
I did get this photo of an old building and another one of the old trading post built in 1870 but I need to do some photo shopping on that one and frankly tonight I am too tired.
Par for the course the detour also had construction and while stopped by a flagman I snapped this photo of the landscape. This is the Navajo/Hopi Reservation.
We bypassed Page which was fine with me because the last time I stopped there to get a drink at a fast food place I was yelled at for hitting the restroom before I ordered.
So instead I went on and stopped at the Carl Hayden Tourist Information Center just over the Glen Canyon Bridge. It was beautiful and I could see up Lake Powell and down to the bridge.
One more stop for gas in Kanab and now here I am settled in for the night.
Poor Flat Stanley didn't get out of the book all day.
I'll try to do better tomorrow.
Here's a list of some of the things I saw today but didn't get photos:
Buzzards circling something along the highway.
Lots of pretty little lavender flowers along the highway.
The Mystic River
The edge of the Coral Dunes State Park
Some amazing rock formations
Two hitchhikers
A Moqui pueblo
Lots of black cattle in a very pastoral scene
There was very little traffic
Gas prices haven't been too bad
I lost my sunglasses in Flagstaff.
More tomorrow . . .


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No Croutons Required - Mexican
Our first entry is a crimson, spicy Red Chili from Birds Eye View of Food and Laughter. Adapted from Nigella Feasts, this smoky chili features kidney beans, cumin, cocoa powder, coriander, red chili powder, onions, garlic, tomatoes and is topped with cheddar cheese and served alongside salsa and sour cream. She served this for friends along with yoghurt-paneer dip with crudités and hummus with pita bread as appetizers, and a Spanish almond-grape chilled soup. What a delightful feast! (India)
Next up is Sarah from The Ordinary Vegetarian with a hearty Black Bean and Barley Soup that she made to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. This entree soup is made up of onions, garlic, serrano pepper, celery, vegetable stock, barley, thyme, paprika, collard greens, hominy, fire roasted tomatoes, black beans, tomato paste and lime juice. Such flavour in a bowl and certainly a meal all by itself, though I imagine some crusty bread would go along nicely with this lovely soup. (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
MangoCheeks of Allotment 2 Kitchen also celebrates Cinco de Mayo and submits this mouthwatering Jalapeños, Coriander and Avocado Pasta Salad. This inspired salad is indeed bursting with flavour. Macaroni, garlic, avocado, spring onions, marinated jalapenos, fresh coriander leaves, and lime juice are sure to please the palate. MangoCheeks served it with a corn and red pepper salsa. I did not know that pasta was a popular ingredient in Mexican cooking. How could I resist this dish? (West of Scotland)
Soma of eCurry graces our plates with Avocado and Mango with Chili, Lime and Pickled Ginger. This elegant and refreshing salad is perfect for warmer weather. Avocados, mangos, yellow tomato, cilantro and pickled ginger are lightly dressed with some fresh lime juice and a sprinkling of chili powder. So simple but a perfect summer meal. For something a little heartier, try adding some black beans or even nuts, as Soma suggests. (Texas, USA)
Barbara of Dish 'n' That enters this month for the first time with a tempting Roasted Mexican Potato Salad with Chipotle-Soy Dressing. Perfect for a picnic or get together, this salad is a mixture of regular and sweet potatoes. Roasted Huckleberry blue potatoes and garnet yams, spring onions and herbs, are sprinkled with fresh lime juice and then combined with a mayonnaise and chipotle adobe sauce. This refreshing salad is then served with fresh slices of avocado and sauteed tortilla strips. Such a impressive presentation too! (Hudson Valley, New York, USA)
Janet of Taste Space is up next with a stunning Mexican Salad with Creamy Avocado Dressing. If you wish to impress dinner guests or wow your potluck friends, you will not fail if you serve this delightful combination of romaine lettuce, tomatoes, crushed corn chips, cheddar cheese, black beans and green onions, dressed with avocado, mayonnaise, fresh lemon juice, hot sauce, garlic and olive oil. Simply wonderful. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
For my submission this month, I also decided to make a salad. This Mexican-style Potato Salad is made up of red potatoes, jalapeno peppers, avocado and celery and dressed with sour cream, mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, fresh lime juice, chili powder and garnished with green onions and paprika. Add some cilantro if desired. No croutons required indeed. (London, Ontario, Canada)
Jacqueline, my dear friend and co-host of No Croutons Required whips up an easy but tasty Quinoa, Lentil & Bean Salad. Black beluga lentils, quinoa, kidney beans, tomatoes, avocados and fresh coriander are tossed with fresh lime juice, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, wholegrain mustard, chili flakes and black pepper. Certainly this is a perfectly balanced meal that would be ideal to serve during the summer months, though I would enjoy it anytime of year. (Scotland, UK)
Nithu enters the fray with this pretty Mexican Carrot Soup. Sauted garlic, cilantro, chili paste and onions, come together with carrots and potatoes and vegetable broth. This blended soup is easy to make, appetizing and good for you too. This soup would be an excellent way to incorporate some veggies with your meal. (New Jersey, USA)
Kirsten experiments with jicama again this month and submits this lovely Corn and Jicama Salad. Crunchy, with a sweet citrus flavour, here corn, jicama, red pepper and jalapeno pepper are marinated with lime juice and cilantro. This would be yet another perfect summer salad and it is so easy to prepare besides. (Los Angeles, California, USA)
From Sweatha of Tasty Curry Leaf we have this irresistible Mango Chipotle Salsa. Ripe mango, red onion and chopped walnuts are combined with cilantro, lemon juice, chipotles and adobo sauce. Perfect to serve as a side or with nacho chips. Sweatha tells us the first thing you experience is the heat and smokiness of the chilies, followed by the crunch of the walnuts and then the sweetness of the mango. Just yum! (Bangalore,India)
Last, but certainly not least, is this inspired and brilliant Pork-Free Pozole with Red Beans from Susan of The Well Seasoned Cook. Liquefied tomatillos and roasted and ground pepitas are featured with cumin, oregano, epazote, onion, garlic, green serrano chile peppers, red beans, pozole (hominy) and garnished with your choice of (or all) cilantro, shredded cabbage or lettuce, thinly sliced radishes, fried corn tortilla strips, roasted salted pepitas, white onion, avocado, grated cheese, and lime wedges. A beautiful and complete meal in one bowl. (New York, USA)
Jacqueline will be hosting the June edition of No Croutons Required. Check back at the beginning of the month for the theme.
Serve it up in No Croutons Required
10 comments:
- Nupur said...
I will vote for the mango chipotle salsa- it looks wonderful.
- May 21, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- Jacqueline said...
Great roundup Lisa, my mouth was watering as I read down the list :)
- May 21, 2010 at 3:24 PM
- saveur said...
So many tasty entries! I am really inspired by eCurry's Avocado and Mango with Chili, Lime and Pickled Ginger to go get some more mangoes!
- May 21, 2010 at 4:23 PM
- MapMaster said...
Great looking and creative entries as usual, and as usual I'd love to try any of them. If I had to pick one to try first, I'd go for Janet's Mexican Salad with Creamy Avocado Dressing.
- May 21, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal said...
Love the round-up dear. Delicious looking recipes :)
- May 21, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Barbara GF said...
All of these entries are impressive and creative. It was fun participating. I especially like Susan's Pork-Free Pozole with Red Beans, but I am certainly going to try them all.
- May 21, 2010 at 7:17 PM
- Johanna GGG said...
I was so lacking in inspiration for this event (and energy) but reading all these dishes makes me want to cook mexican right now - and I just had dinner!
- May 22, 2010 at 8:24 AM
- A_and_N said...
Brilliant round up. I'm stuck in a rut when it comes to Mexican food. Same old stuff. This inspires me to try various other ingredients and combinations!
Thank you!
- May 22, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- dining room table said...
This is a nice round up! Love the recipes here! Thanks.
- May 23, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- Priya said...
Beautiful roundup, my vote goes for Mango chipotle Salsa..
- May 23, 2010 at 5:57 AM


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Welcome to the KCRW Corner on DrownedinSound.com. KCRW is one of the most influential public radio stations in the United States, broadcasting at 89.9FM from Santa Monica, California. We've got our ears trained to catch the best new music and you can hear us online all the time at www.KCRW.com. We also have 11 years' worth of live performances archived for your listening pleasure.
This month Chocolate City (link) host Garth Trinidad shares his favorite music.
|Garth Trinidad: smoooooth
Garth Trinidad provides the soundtrack to Hollywood as the Music Supervisor for HBO's hit show Entourage and to evenings on the town (or in bed) on air at KCRW. His velvet smooth voice and taste for transcendent urban rhythms are instantly recognizable.
Chocolate City just celebrated ten years on the air and is the best place in the world to hear urban alternative music. In fact, the Grammy award category by that name was based on Garth's show! He got his start as an assistant to KCRW host Liza Richardson, who was profiled last month. She recognized something was missing on air at KCRW and Garth filled the spot perfectly, taking his inspiration from Philadelphia producer/DJ King Britt.
"King Britt was IT! He was really onto something with Sylk 130. He is a great example of a black man who was doing something different with urban music - interweaving an old school soul, R&B and Philly vibe into his music, but also branching off in a new direction.
"It was part throwback, part progressive and he showed it was possible to do both. That's what my show is about – finding the balance between the familiar and the unknown."
Garth considers his relationship with his audience one of the most important relationships in his life. He also cares deeply not only about the music and the musicians he plays, but the culture and community surrounding it. Critics called the series of free summer concerts he produced at famed museum The Getty Center one of the best events in Los Angeles history. He also served as the co-music supervisor and soundtrack producer for the Mario Van Peebles film Baadasssss! (an homage to the 1971 box office smash Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song by Mario's father, Melvin Van Peebles) and is currently working with skateboarding legend Stacy Peralta on a groundbreaking documentary about South Los Angeles gangs.
So, what does it take to make it on Garth's hot list?
"I look for songs that are dynamic, sultry, polyrhythmic, melodic, full of grit and soul. These elements cross every genre and type of music."
Here are a few of his favorites right now:
J Davey
"This local LA boy/girl duo make beautiful punk sex funk, and this jam 'No More' sounds like they pressed record while making love. They just got signed to Warner Bros."
"The rap resurrector is back with more good old hip-hop music from the heart with 'The People'. The single was leaked, but look for the album out on Geffen later this year."
Clara Hill featuring Vikter Duplaix
"Their track 'Paper Chase' is anthemic for my life as Clara and Vikter exchange their desires to spend more time together rather than hustling for dollars. From a highly recommended electro soul album on Sonar Kollektiv."
"The track 'Melo Dos Dois Bicudos' is classic Samba-Jazz-Funk by the infamous Brazilian trio. Their first album has been re-mastered and re-issued with a bonus disc of remixes by the likes of Yam Who? and DJ Venom courtesy of FarOut."
Johnny L
"'This Time' (Carl Craig Remix) is a tech-soul banger reminiscent of King Britt's Scuba vibe with remix duties handled by Detroit Techno master Carl Craig. Find it on Sonar Kollektiv."
Vieux Farka Toure
"Son of the late great King of African Blues, Ali Farka Toure, has a gorgeous self-titled debut laden with classic rhythm and melodies in the acoustic tradition. 'Sangare' is the kick off jam and the one I can get away with playing at a party."
Black Spade
"St Louis-based Emcee, singer, and producer showing and proving hip hop and soul can live together, cornball free. 'Lavish Life' is his new single."
Dannielle Gaha
"'If You Only Knew' is the jam I've been playing, but everything I've heard thus far is top ranking. Australian LA implant with vocal vibes reminiscent of Stevie Nicks and Caron Wheeler."
KCRW is broadcast on 89.9FM across most of Southern California from our studios in Santa Monica, California. You'll be pleased to know that you can hear news of the Californian clime, as well as a host of hot musical treats, online at www.KCRW.com.


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CHILDBEARING HIPSter dies. Girl's Gone Child is born.
I know I just posted yesterday asking for insight into new name but I got antsy and started a new site after a few hours of waiting and not wanting to wait anymore. Please redirect all bookmarks, links, etc to Girl's Gone Child. Same site, different name.
You will be happy to know that I did a bit of research before the re-naming and found that there are no other Girls Gone Child. Wooohooo!!!! Apologies to the OG Childbearing Hipster and see ya on the flipside, my peeps.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Not having raced for over a month since the Winter Invitational, the MIT men's swimming and diving team defeated Williams College,162-126, on Friday afternoon, winning nine of the 14 events. Senior Wyatt Ubellacker (Georgetown, Ky.) won all three of his individual events and freshman Bo Mattix (La Canada, Calif.) won two of his.
In the 400 yard medley relay, the opening event of the meet, the A relay touched first in 3:23.04 and the B relay came second with a time of 3:28.04. Freshmen Thomas Norris (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Michael Lu (Scarsdale, N.Y.) competed strongly in the 1650 yard freestyle. Norris finished in second place with a time of 16:14.51 and Lu touched third in 16:31.76.
Ubellacker had his first win in the 200 yard freestyle when he went 1:39.47, out touching the Williams swimmer who finished next by over four seconds. Ubellacker went on to win the 100 yard freestyle in 44.74 and the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 49.87.
In the 100 yard backstroke, MIT freshmen dominated the field, taking first through third. Mattix finished first in 51.36, followed by Bradford Jokubaitis (Newtown, Pa.) in 52.43 and Sean Corcoran (Huntersville, N.C.) with a time of 53.03. The results were very similar in the 200 yard backstroke, with Mattix maintaining first with a time of 1:52.67 and Jokubaitis in third with a 1:55.11. Senior Brendan Liu (Lake Oswego, Ore.) finished fourth place in 1:56.04, Corcoran came fifth with a 1:56.86 and senior Ron Rosenberg (Newton, Mass.) was sixth with a time of 1:58.15.
Junior Michael Liao (Newport Beach, Calif.) finished first in the 100 yard breaststroke in 58.02, sophomore Brendon Chiu (Monterey Park, Calif.) was third in 58.81 and freshman Dion Low (Valparaiso, Ind.) came fourth with a 58.94. Liao finished second in the 200 yard breaststroke with a time of 2:05.94 and Low was third in 2:08.41. MIT finished the night with another win in the 200 yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:24.90.
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Granite Stripe (2013, Ep. 31): NHMS Recap, Dover
The NASCAR Chase for the Sprint Cup Series heated up last week at NHMS. With the Chase headed through Dover this weekend, the Granite Stripe recaps the SYLVANIA 300 and previews the upcoming AAA 400. The race will be on ESPN at 2 p.m. ET.
LISTEN to the Granite Stripe Broadcast (2013, Ep. 31): NHMS Race Week Recap, Dover
Jonathan and Gavin recap the SYLVANIA 300 and other races from NHMS with audio from the winners, then make their picks for the race at Dover.
SET you fantasy lineup with the fantasy preview: the Concrete Chase
The 2013 Chase for the Sprint Cup seems to be shaping up like the 2011 season, when Tony Stewart won the first two Chase races and five in the 10-race stretch to edge Carl Edwards for the championship.
CHECK on the Magic Mile Power Rankings
1. Matt Kenseth - The most impressive thing about his win on Sunday had little to do with him becoming just the second driver in Sprint Cup history to win a race in his 500th start (the only other was Richard Petty in 1970). It had little to do with it being his seventh win of the season or his second straight Chase win. No, the most impressive thing about Kenseth's Magic Mile victory was that he had led only 122 laps in his previous 27 Cup starts at NHMS. He led 106 on Sunday en route to his first-career win in Loudon.


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Tutorial: Searching
Wing provides several different interfaces for searching your code. Which you use depends on your task.
Toolbar Search
A quick way to search through the current editor is to enter your search string in the area provided in the toolbar:
If you enter only lower case the search will be case-insensitive. Entering one or more upper-case letter causes the search to become case-sensitive.
Try this now in example1.py: Type GetItem in the toolbar search area and Wing will immediately, starting with the first letter typed, search for matching text in the editor. Press the Enter key to move on to the next match, wrapping around to the top of the file if necessary.
Toolbar-based searches always go forward (downward) in the file from the current cursor position.
Keyboard-driven Search
If you prefer a more powerful search interface using the keyboard only, try the key bindings for the items in the Mini-search sub-menu of the Edit menu (the bindings vary by keyboard personality). This feature is not available in Wing 101. From here, you can initiate searching forward and backward in the current editor, optionally using the current selection in the editor as the search string or using regular expression matching. You can also initiate replace operations.
Try this in the example1.py file: If using the default editor mode, press the Ctrl-U. For others, refer to the Mini-search group in the Edit menu.
This will display an entry area at the bottom of the IDE window and will place focus there:
Continue by typing G, then e, then t. Notice how Wing searches incrementally with each keypress. This lets you type only as much as you need to find the source code you are looking for.
While the mini-search area is still active, try pressing the same key combination you used to display it again and Wing will search for the next matching occurrence. Note that if no match is found Failed Search will be displayed. However, pressing the mini search key combination again will wrap around and start searching again at the top of the file, if there are any matches.
As in toolbar search, typing lower case letters results in case-insensitive search, and using one or more upper case letters results in case-sensitive search.
Search direction can be changed during searching by pressing the key bindings assigned to forward and backward mini-search. You can exit from the search by pressing the Esc key or Ctrl-G.
The regular expression based search options found in the Mini-search menu group work similarly but expect regular expressions for the search criteria (see below).
Keyboard-driven mini-replace works similarly, except that you will be presented with two entry areas, one for your search string and one for the replace string. Use Query/Replace to be prompted for Y and N for each replace location, and Replace String to replace all matches globally in the file.
Wing adjusts some details of how mini-search behaves according to keyboard personality. For example, in emacs mode Ctrl-G will cancel the search and in vi mode the search is always case sensitive, as in VI/VIM.
Search Tool
The Search tool provides a familiar GUI-based search and replace tool for operating on the current editor. Key bindings for operations on this tool are given in the Search and Replace group in the Edit menu.
Searches may span the whole file or be constrained to the current selection, can be case sensitive or insensitive, and may optionally be constrained to matching only whole words.
By default, searching is incremental while you type your search string. To disable this, uncheck Incremental in the Options menu.
When the Show Replace item in Options is activated, Wing will show an area for entering a replace string and add Replace and Replace All buttons to the Search tool:
Try replacing example1.py with search string PrintAs and replace string OutputAs.
Select the first result match and then Replace repeatedly. One search match will be replaced at a time. Search will occur again after each replace automatically unless you turn off the Find After Replace option. Changes can be undone in the editor, one at a time. Do this now to avoid saving this replace operation.
Next, try Replace All instead. Wing will simply replace all occurrences in the file at the same time. When this is done, a single undo in the editor will cancel the entire replace operation.
Wildcard Searching
By default, Wing searches for straight text matches on the strings you type. In Wing Pro and Wing Personal, wildcard and regular expression searching are also available in the Options menu.
The easier one of these to learn is wildcard searching, which allows you to specify a search string that contains * to match anything, ? to match a single character, or ranges of characters specified within [ and ] to match any of the specified characters. This is the same syntax supported by the Python glob module and is described in more detail in the Wildcard Search Syntax manual page.
Try a wildcard search now by selecting Wild Card from the Options menu and making sure example1.py is your current editor. Set the search string to PrintAs*(. This should display match all occurrences of the string PrintAs, followed by zero or more characters, followed by (:
Also try searching on PrintAs*[A-Z]( with the Case Sensitive search option turned on. This matches all strings starting with PrintAs followed by zero or more characters, followed by any capital letter from A to Z, followed by (.
Finally, try PrintAsT???, which will match any string starting with PrintAsT followed by any three characters.
Regular Expression Search
In Wing Pro and Wing Personal, regular expressions can also be used for searching. These are most useful for complicated search tasks, such as finding all calls to a particular function that occur as part of an assignment statement.
For example, open\(newscache( )?,.*\) matches only calls to the function open where the first argument is named newscache and there are at least two parameters. If you try this with example1.py, you should get exactly one search match:
In this mode, the replace string can reference regex match groups with , , etc, as in the Python re.sub() call.
The details of regular expression syntax and usage can be very complicated, so this tutorial does not cover them. For that, see the Regular Expression Syntax documentation in the Python manual.
Search in Files Tool
The Search in Files tool in Wing Pro and Wing Personal is the most powerful search option available in Wing. It supports multi-file batch search of the disk, project, open editors, or other sets of files. It can also search using wildcards and can do regular expression based search/replace.
Before worrying about the details, try a simple batch search on the example1.py file. Select Current File from the Look in selector on the Search in Files tool. Then enter PrintAs into the search area.
Wing will start searching immediately, restarting the search whenever you alter the search string or make other changes that affect the result set. When you are done, you should see results like those shown in the screen shot above. Click on the first result line to select it. This will also display example1.py with the corresponding search match highlighted.
You can use the forward/backward arrows in the Search in Files tool to traverse your results.
File Filters
Next, change the Look in selector to All Files in Project and change your search string to HTML. This works the same way as searching a single file, but lists the results for all files in your project. You can also search all currently open files in this way.
In many cases, searching is more useful if constrained to a subset of files in your projects such as only Python files. This can be done with by selecting Python Files in the Filter selector. You can also define your own file filters using the Create/Edit Filters... item in the Filter selector. This will display the Files > File Types > File Filters preference:
Each file filter has a name and a list of include and exclude specifications. Each of these specifications can be applied to the file name, directory name, or the file's MIME type. A simple example would be to specify *.pas wildcard for matching Pascal files by name, or using the text/html mime type for all HTML files.
Searching Disk
Wing can also search directly on disk. Try this by typing a directory path in the Look in area. Assuming you haven't changed the search string, this should search for HTML in all text files in that directory.
Disk search can be recursive, in which case Wing searches all sub-directories as well. This is done by selecting a directory in the Look in scope selector and checking Recursive Directory Search in the Options menu.
You can alter the format of the result list with the Show Line Numbers item and Result File Name group in the Options menu, which contains several other search options as well.
Note that searching Project Files is usually faster than searching a directory structure because the set of files is precomputed and thus the search only needs to look in the files and not spend time discovering them.
Multi-File Replace
When working with multiple files in the result set, Wing opens each changed file into an editor, whether or not it is already open. This allows you to undo changes by not saving files or by issuing Undo within each editor.
If you check Replace Operates on Disk in the Options menu within the Search in Files tool, Wing will change files directly on disk instead of opening editors into the IDE. This can be much faster but is not recommended unless you have a revision control system that can get you out of hot water if mistakes are made.
Note that even when operating directly on disk, Wing will replace changes in already-open editors only within the IDE. This avoids creating two versions of a file if there are already edits in the IDE's copy. We recommend selecting Save All from the file menu immediately after each replace operation. This avoids losing parts of a replace, resulting in inconsistent application of a replace operation to the files in your source base.


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