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Annual awards gala is Friday
Chamber awardees show commitment to local community
Submitted by the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce
The Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce will recognize 10 area individuals and businesses at its annual Chamber Awards Gala, Friday, May 17, at the Niagara Falls Country Club in Lewiston.
In addition to the tributes, the annual event will feature an evening of live music, a silent auction, table wines donated by local wineries and businesses, and hors d'oeuvres followed by a sit-down dinner.
Chairman's Award: Artpark & Company
Artpark & Company was chosen as the 2013 Chairman's Award by the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce board of directors and Chairman Richard J. Haight.
The mission of Artpark & Company is to produce and present excellence in the performing and visual arts, and create unique cultural experiences in a casual, natural setting. Artistic talent is nurtured and allowed to flourish in an atmosphere that is entertaining, educational and interactive for Artpark visitors.
Lewiston has become a premier summertime destination for Western New York and Southern Ontario, and Artpark & Company is one of the main reasons people flock to the village. Thanks to diverse programming - ranging from classic rock music to "Big Band," children's activities to art installations, indie bands to Broadway musicals - Artpark has drawn large audiences since its inaugural 1974 season.
This year marks the celebration of Artpark's 40th anniversary, and the season promises to be one full of quality entertainment and excitement.
Since 1999, under the leadership of President George Osborne, Artpark has reinvented itself and become an elite performing and visual arts facility in the region.
When Osborne and board members arrived at Artpark, the venue had a substantial deficit. Osborne and the board of directors worked together to trim costs, eliminate waste and redundancy, and concentrate on developing programs that would be self-sustaining.
With attendance at the park at an all-time low, Osborne introduced the concept of a free concert series, exclusively using local bands and placing an emphasis on ethnic food themes. This concept eventually led to the exceptionally successful "Tuesday in the Park" concert series.
Broadway musicals, performances by the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, adult contemporary concerts and occasional jazz, ballet and opera events provide the core programming for the Mainstage Theater.
In 2004, it became necessary for safety reasons to demolish the "Art El" wooden structure, which was the center of most visual arts and crafts, family activities and camps in the park. Now in the footprint of the old "Art El" stands the newly renovated Outdoor Amphitheater, a showcase for the "Tuesday in the Park" and Coors Light Wednesdays at Artpark" concerts.
A series of new buildings were erected last summer to offer increased access to refreshments and bathroom facilities. An additional structure to house the rapidly expanding visual arts and family programs is expected to be completed this summer.
Artpark's current strategic planning committee is exploring ways to bring even more people to the park by developing programs that will utilize every acre of land. This includes improvements in the woods, more historical signage, upgraded trails and landscaping, and better use of the gorge and its views. Extending the length of the season in the theater is also being considered as avenues for improved air movement are being explored.
Artpark is a driving economic force to the Village and Town of Lewiston, as well as the entire region. Event-related spending by the 220,000-plus patrons who attended the 2012 season generated an economic impact of $10.7 million. Patrons spend time in the village, before and after the programs, at local restaurants, retail businesses and accommodations.
Artpark spends $1.4 million in the local and regional area for services, equipment, supplies and advertising. It cooperates with many local organizations to enhance its offerings, including the BPO, University at Buffalo, Buffalo State College and Niagara University.
The busy Artpark season is supported by a dedicated team of more than 245 volunteers of all ages, who provide more than 7,800 hours of service. Volunteers are used inside the theater, as well as at outdoor concerts and Saturday family events. Ten full-time employees are part of the administrative staff, and the busy summer season results in up to 200 part-time and contracted personnel.
Through 2017, Artpark & Company Inc. is in a licensing agreement with New York to manage the programming at the state park. The property is owned by the New York Power Authority and leased to the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation on a long-term basis. State Parks maintains the buildings and grounds.
The chairman and the board of directors of the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce proudly congratulate Osborne and Artpark & Company for 40 years of service and dedication to the Niagara River Region. The NRRCC looks forward to another 40 years.
River Region Partnership Award: Tedesco Construction Services Inc.
Tedesco Construction Services Inc. has been chosen as the 2013 River Region Partnership Award recipient. The honor was created to recognize a business that supports the chamber's mission of business development, improving quality of life, and the history and culture of the region, while actively participating in chamber initiatives.
Jeff Tedesco, president of Tedesco Construction Services Inc., is the second generation of owners and management personnel of the former Frontier Metal Buildings Inc. of Niagara Falls (incorporated in 1973). His team, including son and Vice President Justin Tedesco (the third generation of management), specialize in the design and construction of pre-engineered metal building systems as well as all aspects of management for general construction projects.
Additional services include commercial and industrial general contracting, consulting, management, value engineering and design build capabilities.
With experience, knowledge, integrity, expertise, flexibility and more than 275 projects completed, Tedesco Construction Services is ranked among the top 75 metal building contractors in the country.
Tedesco Construction Services has built and managed structures for casinos, firehalls, churches and other non-residential local and national buildings with Varco Pruden buildings, spanning across the country. Current projects include work spread across five different states.
While expanding the footprint of the company is a constant goal, using local vendors and local businesses is a priority. Tedesco Construction Services employs a staff of six and uses local architects and engineers whenever possible.
Jeff and Justin are both involved in many business and community organizations. They provide support to local organizations that work to create a better community. This includes the Historic Lewiston Jazz Festival, Historical Association of Lewiston, the Chamber of Commerce, the J-Mill scholarship program, Mount St. Mary's Hospital and Health Center, The Boys & Girls Club of Niagara, Opportunities Unlimited of Niagara, Kiwanis Club of Lewiston (Peach Festival) and the Lewiston-Porter Alumni Association.
Jeff is also the announcer for all home modified, junior varsity and varsity Lew-Port football games, and Justin volunteers as an assistant varsity baseball coach at Lewiston-Porter High School.
The Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce proudly congratulates Tedesco Construction Services, the 2013 River Region Partnership Award recipient, for service and dedication to the community.
Lewiston Business of the Year:
The Brickyard Pub & B.B.Q. and Tin Pan Alley
The Brickyard Pub & B.B.Q. and Tin Pan Alley have been chosen as the 2013 Lewiston Business of the Year by the Lewiston Advisory Committee. The restaurants, located within three blocks of one another in the Village of Lewiston, are owned and operated by Ken Bryan and Eric Matthews. The business partners run both locations seven days a week.
The two popular businesses were chosen as recipients of the Business of the Year Award in 2007, just two years after the owners opened The Brickyard. Fellow Lewiston businesses voted them as this year's recipient as their commitment to the community, quality service and dedication to arts, non-profit and civic organizations is well recognized and has grown immensely over the years.
Both The Brickyard and Tin Pan are highly recommended places to dine in Lewiston, and many residents and visitors come back time and again for the great food, atmosphere and service.
Both Bryan and Matthews graduated from Lewiston-Porter and Niagara University, and have been friends since college. Bryan first attended Niagara County Community College and focused his education on culinary arts, then transferred to NU. Matthews's area of study was management and marketing.
They are true supporters of local organizations and help out however they can to raise funds and cut costs for many. Opportunities Unlimited, the Lewiston Kiwanis Club, Niagara University, the Lewiston Council on the Arts, the Historical Association of Lewiston and Habitat for Humanity are just a few groups that appreciate all they have done. Their commitment to the community is proven by their involvement.
Between the two businesses, Bryan and Matthews employ more than 75 people. Some of their employees have been with them since day one.
Gloria Baker, branch manager of First Niagara Bank in Lewiston, nominated them to receive this award.
"First by opening Tin Pan Alley 18 years ago, and then again with the complete renovation and opening of The Brickyard 10 years later, Bryan and Matthews have worked tirelessly over the years to make both establishments highly successful. Having happy and loyal employees shows their work ethic, and it is one we should all strive to attain," she said.
The Brickyard, located at 432 Center St., has a menu focused on wood-fired cooking, with the highest quality ingredients. Its barbecue is slow smoked with a blend of hickory and fruitwoods for up to 14 hours in an authentic wood pit barbecue smoker.
The restaurant's outdoor patio has recently been expanded, and now features a second-story patio. The pub and restaurant is a popular place for both visitors and locals.
Tin Pan Alley, located at 775 Cayuga St., attracts a loyal customer base with an all-American menu. Bryan and Matthews have operated Tin Pan since 1994 and have kept a steady clientele year round.
Both locations also feature live music, banquet and catering options.
The Lewiston Advisory Committee and the Chamber of Commerce congratulate Ken and Eric with The Brickyard and Tin Pan Alley as the 2013 Lewiston Business of the Year.


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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Skills The genial travel expert distills 30 years of travel experience into this information-rich special. He dispenses practical advice on how to enjoy a fun, affordable and culturally broadening trip to Europe. Shot on his favorite 3,000-mile "Best of Europe" loop - Amsterdam, Germany's Rhineland, Venice, Siena, the Italian Riviera, the Swiss Alps, Paris and London - Rick shares the essential skills of smart travel.G
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Daniel O'Donnell from the Heartland The Irish crooner performs in Iowa with his trademark passion and sense of humor, charming the audience with a mix of country songs, pop hits and fan favorites. The program opens with "Stand Beside Me" and includes a duet with Mary Duff. O'Donnell pays tribute to Loretta Lynn with "Standing Room Only" and to Andy Williams with "Moon River."G
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60s Pop Flashback: Hullabaloo (My Music) Hosted by Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits, this special is a retrospective of the 1965-66 NBC series "Hullabaloo." This showcase of the musical melting pot of the '60s includes joyful pop harmonies of Herman's Hermits, Sonny & Cher and The Four Seasons; and the folk-rock sounds of The Byrds, Barry McGuire, Trini Lopez, John Sabastian and The Mamas & The Papas. Rebellion-fueled rock is represented by Idaho's own Paul Revere & The Raiders playing "Kicks," as well as Bobby Fuller Four, The Animals, The Outsiders and Nancy Sinatra.G
10:30 pm
Who Live In Texas '75 Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend, John Entwistle and Keith Moon are captured by the Summit Arena's two-camera system in Houston, Texas, on November 20, 1975. The video has been cleaned and the sound remixed by longtime Who collaborator John Astley. The performance stretches across the band's early career as well as featuring songs from their then new album, The Who by Numbers. Some of the classic selections include "Pinball Wizard," "Behind Blue Eyes," "Baba O'Riley (Teenage Wasteland)" and "Won't Get Fooled Again."G
11:30 pm
Loreena McKennitt: A Moveable Musical Feast This performance documentary offers a look at the Canadian singer-songwriter's live act. Behind-the-scenes interviews with McKennitt, band members, crew and colleagues reveal the rigors of touring as her 2007 An Ancient Muse tour begins.G

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Encouraging Arbitrage in Virtual Economies
Wikipedia defines arbitrage as
In economics and finance, arbitrage is the practice of taking advantage of a price difference between two or more markets: striking a combination of matching deals that capitalize upon the imbalance, the profit being the difference between the market prices.
So arbitrage is being the classic and much maligned middle-man: buy from one guy and then resell to another guy at a slightly higher price. People hate middle-men because they seem to make money from doing nothing (they don't make anything dammit!), but they serve the very useful function of smoothing out prices. In return for their cut they add information to the system and more information is a good thing.
When there are a lot of people arbitraging a good you get more stables prices. When there are several pawnshops close by you can bet that they will charge very similar prices. You can walk into one and sell your iPod without doing research and be pretty sure you got a fair price.
When there is competition the gap between what you get paid for that iPod and the price of buying one also shrinks. This has huge ramifications because it basically allows you to rent items by buying them and then selling them back. Need an ebook reader for the weekend? buy it today and sell it back on Monday for $10 less.
What this means for virtual economies
In a heavily arbitraged market users can try out new things cheaply: instead of renting that ebook reader they can try out a FarmVille tractor or that fancy new Vorpal blade, safe in the knowledge that they can sell it back at a small loss. Users like to do new things, so this is good. Since arbitrage adds information to the system it also tells users what they should be doing. They can see through prices what other users value and then do more of that.
Note that I added some big qualifiers in there: heavily arbitraged, competition, a lot of people. To get those things you need to make arbitrage as easy as possible. You need a market that supports both "bid" and "ask" prices so the gap is obvious even to casual users. You also want as many people doing hard-core arbitrage as possible so give them as much information on past prices as possible in a very easy to use format. I really can't emphasize that enough: I've ruined many in-game economies by actively removing information from the system by say, buying up all the copies of an item. Other people didn't have any current information on the prices, and the games didn't offer historical information so it was only me who had it. This is possible even on sites that offer some historical information (Duels only listed the last N sales so I just sold to myself a bunch of times to clear the buffer).
If you have a bunch of people doing this and the transactions only happen in-game you also have a ready made money sink. Tax the transactions at X% and put the proceeds in /dev/null. An interesting question is what that tax rate should be. If it is high you get less arbitrage because there is no money to be made, and as a knock on the other users get less benefit because the cost of "renting" an item is higher.
PS, on a python-related note: there are lots of python folks that care about this stuff in real life markets too. Corner Hettinger or Glyph sometime when you have a few hours to spare.


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CLEVELAND, OH - The Cleveland Indians today announced the following transactions relative to the Major League roster:
Recalled OF Tyler Holt and INF/OF Zach Walters from AAA Columbus.
Placed OF David Murphy (right abdominal strain) & INF/OF Nick Swisher (right knee soreness) on the 15-day Disabled List.
Holt, 25, is joining the Indians for the third time this season, as he had his contract purchased from Triple-A Columbus to make his Major League debut July 6-8 before being recalled again Aug. 1-5. Holt appeared in one game during each of those two previous stints (0-1, HBP). The right-handed hitting outfielder has combined to hit .306 (106-346) with 19 doubles, one triple, 2 home runs, 29 RBI and 31 steals in 97 games for Double-A Akron and Triple-A Columbus. Since being promoted to the Clippers on May 26, Holt is hitting .311 (69-222) with an .826 OPS and 20 steals in 58 games.
Walters, 24, was acquired from Washington on July 31 in exchange for SS Asdrubal Cabrera and has combined to hit .310 (83-268) with 22 doubles, 5 triples, 17 home runs and 56 RBI in 67 games for Triple-A affiliates Syracuse (Nationals) and Columbus (Indians) this season. At the time of the trade, Walters was a member of Washington's 25-man roster and has seen big league time with the Nationals in each of the last 2 seasons (2013-14), batting .234 (11-47) with one double, one triple, 3 home runs and 6 RBI in 40 games. Since being optioned to the Clippers upon joining the Cleveland organization, Walters has batted .387 (12-31) with 4 doubles, 2 home runs and 8 RBI across 7 games. The switch-hitter has seen action at three different infield positions (2B, SS, 3B) as well as in left field.


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Unbelievably, J.J. Abrams' first Star Trek opened before Avatar, in a time when not every summer blockbuster was expected to come out in 3D, and before movies were put through the post-conversion wringer to cash in. Four years later things are surprisingly different, and Star Trek Into Darkness has succumbed to the spirit of the times, arriving with post-converted 3D and a whole lot of ads trumpeting the 3D experience.
But is it worth it? As always, we're here to try and help you figure that out, with the latest installment of To 3D Or Not To 3D. We break down the 3D components of Star Trek Into Darkness and help you decide if it's worth the extra ticket price. For a review of the movie click here, and read below as we help you decide just which format is the best for boldly going where no one has gone before.
Does 3D Fit??Star Trek Into Darkness is a very large blockbuster using a lot of CGI effects, which puts it squarely in the wheelhouse of where most 3D gets used these days. At the same time, the first Star Trek in 2009 was similarly huge and effects-driven, and it worked just fine without 3D. There's no denying the movie is the right kind of thing to use 3D, but it's hard to buy the argument quite so much when we've got a perfectly good non-3D Trek to compare it to.
Fit Score: 3/5
Planning & Effort??We always give extra credit to movies that shoot in 3D, since it suggests that the director him or herself is actually passionate about the format. J.J. Abrams-- who initially said that he wouldn't make the film in 3D before conceding and agreeing to post-conversion-- has never made a 3D movie before this one, and has never seemed all that into it. But Abrams is also a planner, and gave himself plenty of time to both prepare the shoot and allow for a solid conversion process. The results are on the screen, even if it's probably not what Abrams would have done given total control.
Planning & Effort Score: 3/5
Before the Window??Movies set in outer space are prime candidates for "before the window" moments, which is when objects or people or confetti or whatever come flying out of the screen at the audience. Star Trek Into Darkness works many, many of these moments into its opening scene, with the entire Enterprise crew racing to get away from the red-forested planet before a volcano explodes. Spears are thrown at the screen, snowfall and lava fly out at you, even the red branches of the forest seem to loom overhead. As the film goes on these moments get less extreme-- the opening sequence is all about dazzling you, while later on you've actually got to pay attention to the story-- but as it turns out, one of Abrams' directorial signatures works well here. You may be exasperated by his love of lens flares, but you really ought to see how lovely they can be in 3D.
Before the Window Score: 5/5
Beyond the Window?Given a bigger production budget and more space to build enormous sets-- read Simon Pegg talking about the airplane hangar he sprinted across in this interview-- Star Trek Into Darkness really allows you to feel the vaster spaces, and the 3D helps with that. A scene late in the film with the Enterprise in peril-- you've seen it teased in clips like this one-- shake up the ship's gravity, and watching hallways turn into deepening holes becomes that much more intense with the 3D added on. Sure, much of Star Trek still happens in the relatively confined space of the bridge, but even there the depth helps you feel like it's a real ship, and not a soundstage somewhere in Los Angeles. That's no small feat.
Beyond the Window Score: 5/5
Brightness?If anything Abrams's Star Trek films are criticized for being too bright, with those lens flares popping up out of the screen at you. As you might guess, brightness is not an issue here, even though it's the first Star Trek film you'll experience with 3D glasses blocking your face. There are some dimmer scenes in the movie, like when Kirk and Spock and Uhura get into a firefight on a Klingon moon, but the problems with seeing what's happening there come from the quick editing, not the 3D.
Brightness Score: 5/5
The Glasses Off Test?When you take off your glasses in the middle of a 3D scene-- you probably shouldn't, but for the sake of the test, go with us-- you ought to see some blur around the image, which indicates how much actual 3D pop you'll see when you put them back on. Star Trek Into Darkness does this pretty well, though of course, it will vary greatly depending on which scene you do it in. Pick the right moment-- like that aforementioned opening sequence-- though, and it will really impress you.
Glasses Off Score: 4/5
Audience Health? Movies with shaky cameras or quick action scenes or anything not planned for the audience to experience in 3D can have a way of making you sick once you slap on those glasses. Star Trek Into Darkness, even though it was post-converted, clearly thought this through. The bright colors and relatively steady camera ought to be enough to settle any stomach.
Audience Health Score: 5/5
Final Verdict: No, you don't have to see Star Trek Into Darkness in 3D-- and if J.J. Abrams had his way, you probably wouldn't have been given the option. But the 3D format does lend itself really well to his vision of the Starship Enterprise, with the lens flares and the bright design of the ship and the rollicking action sequences all popping just a little extra in the new format. Shelling out the extra bucks for the IMAX ticket is probably the worthier expense, but if there's 3D added on top of that, don't worry about it-- there's enough extra pizazz in that 3D to make it worth it.
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This drafted midi tulle skirt and Nettie bodysuit were perfect for a family wedding earlier this year.
The skirt features a beautifully embroidered linen waistband, 16 layers of tulle, and simple gathered rectangle lining.
The bodysuit is the Nettie pattern by Closet Case Files. I pleated the armscye to shorten it, but in the future I will alter the pattern for a better fit.
You can read more about this make at Creative Laurels.
I love this outfit, and wear the bodysuit often with highwaisted shorts. :)


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|2011-10-19, 02:47
|Link #201
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Then again, maybe the author has a really good reason for this, like and unexpected twist or something, but....
|2011-10-19, 02:50
|Link #202
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: UK
Age: 27
It's only been three episodes. There's still plenty of time to warm up to Taichi before it gets to the big love triangle drama bit. As for the comment he made about his girlfriend, I did find that a little strange but since Chihaya didn't bat an eyelid at it I initially thought it might have been some sort of translation error and it wasn't as bad as it sounded like. Maybe he liked her at first but over time became a bit disillusioned, which is something I think is fine to admit to close friend (so long as he does the right thing and tell his girlfriend as soon as reasonably possible)
|2011-10-19, 03:43
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Have some salt
We can't play cards together anymore! RAGEQUIT. Oh nos...
Well, good episode anyways. I liked it when they were trying to outdo each other and fight over cards. But I really have to wonder what will happen to them after they seperate.
|2011-10-19, 04:05
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hng.....another flashback so early on.........is ep3 actually any good? i want an honest opinion dont say yes just for the heck of it.
im thinking of just waiting for the FBs to be finished till i download another ep but i read that the FB in ep3 was actually pretty good and not just about how boys can bully someone for the heck of it like ep2
|2011-10-19, 04:29
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Beautiful fighter.
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: England, UK
Age: 32
& the Taichi hate continues in this thread? Urgh.
|2011-10-19, 05:40
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2007
Age: 29
But, now going back to Taichi for a moment. All I mentioned in my previous post was that he was complicated, but to go further actually the most striking thing about the tearful farewell scene between Chihaya and Arata was, to me, not the emotions of those two, but rather the fact that Taichi was almost entirely kept out of it. What that scene did for me more than anything else was to set up that even as a child, Taichi became keenly aware that he didn't share a real bond with Chihaya. And what this brings up or comes back down to is the habit that his parents have apparently instilled in him, of not getting involved in things he can't be the best in. Not just in Karuta, but it really feels like Taichi came to feel there was a certain sort of futility in his interest in Chihaya as well.
And so, really, what I see being set up here is Chihaya being set up as the perfect catalyst. Neither Taichi nor Arata will be remotely like they were in the old times. Neither Arata nor Taichi will be especially eager to jump back into a relationship with Chihaya, nor will they hold the same passion and interest for Karuta that they had previously. As such, in pulling them back together for the sake of her dream and her fond memories, not only will Chihaya be pulling Arata and Taichi back into Karuta, she will be the one pulling them towards her as well. And what does ultimately means is that each of the three's passion towards Karuta and any potential romance between them will be inextricably linked in the story. Not only won't Taichi take a chance at really loving Chihaya again unless he learns to genuinely appreciate Karuta, but I also think Arata will probably have completely buried his love of the game until Chihaya manages to personally remind him of the dreams he once had. Both Taichi and Arata might be set along a path of passion and dreams once more only through the direct actions of Chihaya. And both of them might have the potential to grow massively. As such, I think the question of who we will know we should cheer for or think will be most deserving of Chihaya's love could very much be a muddied picture.
Well, that would be apart from the part of the story where Chihaya also chases after her dream herself. I dunno how the sports shounen part of the narrative, with Chihaya being the incredible rookie protagonist on a path straight to the nationals, is gonna play out (lol). I won't lie, I could probably have fun with that too.
|2011-10-19, 05:50
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Me at work
Not nearly as bad as AnoHana though.
|2011-10-19, 14:26
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Bittersweet Distractor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 27
I'm so impressed with this show. Sure it might have been a tad melodramatic, but it's not like we have an Ano Hana on our hands where people are just walking around crying every episode. Plus they're only 6th graders in this. Regardless it's easy to see why their friendship is meaningful, and why they took it hard having to separate.
The combination of the directing, and the production values on this show is unrivaled almost this season. That's high praise from me considering I still like Fate/Zero a little more and I'm a huge, huge Fate fan (Though not that god awful DEEN anime).
|2011-10-20, 10:17
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Also the soundtrack really stood out for me. Nice music is always a welcome addition.
|2011-10-20, 22:36
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Love it, love it, love it. When episode 3 continue the flashback I thought I will be mad ( I want the gorgeous Chihaya! One of the beautiful female characters this year and the opening and ending doesn't help) but it was great. My favourite part was their team fight with Chihaya and Taichi's frustrations towards Arata for dominating the fight.
However I do get the feeling that this episode seems a little bit rushed and they want the flashback to end this episode. To me it seems weird that Chihaya suddenly throwing a tantrum but then it does shows her frustrations on suddenly her karuta friends going away. I guess at that time her dream was simply playing karuta with Taichi and Arata than playing karuta only.
Anyway how many episodes are planned for this? If it is 24 episodes then maybe we should have a subforum, especially with all these character discussion on Taichi
|2011-10-21, 10:17
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: DP 原画 --> ヨハネ
|2011-10-21, 11:29
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Blooming on the mountain
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Deep in their roots, all flowers keep the light....
Finally watched ep 3 last night ... hmm ... complete and total flashback, but I don't mind. It obviously is there for a reason and is helping to set the stage for the series. Good, solid material.
7/10 vote for me for this ep.
|2011-10-21, 14:13
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Your average fangirl
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: U.A.E. - Dubai
Age: 32
Still in Ep 2
So far I like it! The character design is quite charming combined with the awesomeness of Madhouse.
I'm a huge fan of Hikaru no Go, so it's nice to see another old-fashioned game added to it classic case of love triangle between loudguy-cheerfulgirl-quite guy. I guess I'm one of the few who love Tachi. <3 I find him so cute and loveable.
After Honey & Clover, Nodame and NANA I gave up on shoujo/josei/slice of life. I hope I'll stick with Chihayafuru.
|2011-10-21, 15:45
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Hiding Under Your Bed
Join Date: May 2008
You could make your own Karuta deck with your own poems if you so wished.
It's possible, for the anime/manga, they will only ever use the one deck we've been introduced to, but in real life there are many different decks.
|2011-10-21, 17:31
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I have met a lot of bullies in my life and only a small % of them had done something good during their bullying period. Taichi is among that small and rare %. I did not approve his actions at all in previouse episodes but he had guts to admit his mistake and he is being nice and friendly now. I have to give him + points for that. Those who have never been bullied probably don't know just how much an apology and friendly gesture from a bully is worth especially if that bully doesn't bother you anymore. If that apology was just a show off, it would be worthless. But it actually works in Taichi's case, he is a nicer person now and I don't see any reason for hating him at this point.
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SKILLMAN, N.J. -- Barry University's men's tennis team is the No. 1-ranked team in the nation, as released by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association.
The NCAA Division II defending national champions are coming off the only undefeated season for any Barry University athletics team in school history after going 29-0 to capture the 2013 title in Surprise, Ariz.
Barry is followed by NCAA runner-up Armstrong Atlantic, West Florida, Lynn and Hawai'i Pacific.
Fabian Groetsch is one of three singles players who earned national rankings. He will enter the spring as the No. 12-ranked singles player in the country. Leo Vivas is ranked No. 37 and Kevin Sielmann No. 41.
Groetsch and newcomer Ahmed Triki are ranked No. 14 in doubles.


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iPad 3G video downscaled, blocked over AT&T network
In our early testing, iLounge has learned that some video delivery applications act differently over the 3G network than they do on Wi-Fi. The iPad's built-in YouTube application strips both standard and HD videos to a dramatically lower resolution over the cellular data connection, something that iTunes Store video previews notably do not do, instead staying at a higher quality and consuming a greater amount of data. Other third-party applications, such as the ABC Player, refuse to work at all over the cellular connection, producing a notification pop-up that states, "Please connect to a Wi-Fi network to use this application. Cellular networks are not supported at this time."
iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G unboxing photos posted
iLounge has received its first iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G units for testing and has posted an unboxing gallery online. There are several small changes from the Wi-Fi-only model that are worthy of mention. The box the 3G model comes in is identical to that of the Wi-Fi-only model, save for two stickers on the back of the box that reference the fact that a 3G model is contained within; notably, the image of the iPad on the front does not depict the 3G model. The unit's microSIM slot is found on the left side of the device, off-center, towards the bottom of the unit, and contains an AT&T-branded microSIM. This side of the device is completely bare on Wi-Fi-only models. Contents of the box are the same as the Wi-Fi-only model, save for the SIM card removal tool, and the antenna cover at the top is made from black matte plastic. Another notable item is that the device requires connection to iTunes in order to be usable; no software update is available or required, and rather than directing the user instantly to sign up for AT&T service, the iPad sits awaiting activation until you dive into the Settings menu and find the Cellular Data option yourself.
Distimo reports 4,870 iPad apps now available
Distimo has released its latest monthly report on the U.S. App Store, revealing that there are now 4,870 iPad applications in the App Store. Of these, 3,437 are iPad-only apps while the remaining 1,433 are Universal applications that run on both the iPad and iPhone. The report goes on to note that the number of iPad applications on the App Store has grown by 32.7% over the past two weeks and that the largest category for iPad applications is Games, with 1,577 titles, followed by Entertainment and Books with 455 and 396 titles, respectively. The report points out that paid iPad applications make up a larger percentage of that category than paid iPhone applications and are slightly more expensive on average: The average price of an iPad app is $4.67 compared to $3.82 for an iPhone app. The report also lists the top 20 paid and free iPad and iPhone apps, revealing a number of more expensive $10 apps among the iPad top 20, with a higher average price of $5.69, as compared to a larger number of $0.99 apps in the iPhone top 20, with an average price of $2.04. The full report is available from Distimo's site (free registration required).
Apple posts details of iPad 3G data account setup
Apple has posted a new support document detailing the process for setting up a cellular data account on the iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G. According to the document, users simply tap a "View Account" options within a new Cellular Data menu inside the Settings app to get started. Users will then be prompted to enter their information, including first and last name, telephone number, email address and a password for the new AT&T account, and billing information, select a data plan. A Terms of Service page will then be displayed, and once accepted, a payment summary screen appears for final confirmation. Once submitted, a congratulations screen appears, followed by a pop-up notification once the connection has been activated. The page notes that the process is managed by AT&T, and users should contact AT&T if they have have questions, concerns, or problems.
Seidio debuts Innocase Rugged for iPhone 3G, 3GS
Seidio has debuted its new Innocase Rugged case for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. The Rugged consists of a hard, yet flexible Innocase 360 skin that features a built-in screen guard and a thin profile, and a thick Rugged Skin that fits over the inner 360 skin, offering added shock protection and covering the ports and camera to keep out dust and dirt. The Rugged Skin is then covered with a snap-on hard plastic skeleton for added structural integrity. The Innocase 360 can be used on its own as a low-profile solution; a Rugged Holster is also included. Seidio's new Innocase Rugged case for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS is available now and sells for $50.
Louis Vuitton teases iPad case
Luxury goods maker Louis Vuitton has offered GQ a brief look at its upcoming iPad case. Sporting a simple sleeve-style design, the case offers a notch at the top for easy removal of the iPad, and leaves the top uncovered for access to the headphone port. The case will be available next year in the brand's signature Monogram or Damier Graphite designs, and will sell for £240, or roughly $367.
Gowalla for iPad released
Alamofire has released a native iPad version of its popular Gowalla location-based social networking application. Gowalla for the iPad allows users to share and discover locations they visit such as restaurants, coffee shops, landmarks and more. As in the iPhone version, users can check in at various locations, share their experiences on Facebook and Twitter, see places that their friends have visited and unlock bonus rewards by completing trips. Gowalla for iPad is available from the App Store as a free download.
iPad 3G launch: Apple Stores closed from 4-5 p.m.
Apple has updated its individual retail store web pages to indicate that its U.S.-based stores will be closed later today from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. local time to prepare for the launch of the iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G, which will go on sale when the stores reopen at 5:00 p.m. Unlike the launch of the iPad with Wi-Fi, no advance reservations were taken for the Wi-Fi + 3G models, so purchasing will most likely be done on a first-come, first-served basis. Checks with several Apple Store locations around the country conducted by iLounge showed that stores are expecting "big" crowds for the launch.
Adobe CEO responds to Jobs' 'Thoughts on Flash'
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen has responded to statements made about his company and its Flash technology by Apple CEO Steve Jobs in his "Thoughts on Flash" open letter. Calling the technology problems mentioned by Jobs a "smokescreen," Narayen pointed out that more than 100 applications built using Adobe's Flash technology were accepted into the App Store. "When you resort to licensing language" to restrict this kind of cross-platform development, he said, it has "nothing to do with technology." Narayen also said Apple's refusal to allow cross-platform apps onto its devices makes it "cumbersome" for developers who will have to have "two workflows," and called Jobs' claims that Flash causes undue battery drain "patently false." To conclude the interview, Narayen said that he is for "letting customers decide," but that he believes the multi-platform strategy will "eventually prevail."
Apple now largest cell phone maker in U.S.
Apple has passed Motorola to become the largest cell phone maker in the United States by unit volume. Reporting its first quarter fiscal results, Motorola revealed that it sold 8.5 million phones in the quarter, less than the 8.75 million iPhones sold by Apple over the same period. Motorola's numbers have fallen greatly from the 46.1 million phones it sold in the first quarter of 2006 when the company's RAZR was still popular. The company has more recently been focusing its efforts on the smartphone market, where the company's Droid handset, which runs Google's Android operating system, has served as the basis for an ongoing anti-iPhone Verizon ad campaign.
Apple to shut down Lala on May 31
Lala.com, the music streaming service Apple purchased last December, will be shutting down on May 31. Around the time of Apple's acquisition, it was said the company wanted to use Lala's technology and streaming expertise to offer a streaming service on iTunes in addition to the its normal purchase and download model. According to the site, Lala users will receive iTunes credit for all money spent purchasing web songs, wallet balances, and unredeemed gift cards. Lala launched in June 2006 as a CD trading service before re-focusing on digital music uploads and streaming the next year. [via Engadget]
HootSuite update adds Facebook, geolocation
HootSuite has released an update to its popular iPhone Twitter client, adding support for posting updates to Facebook and including geolocation information to Twitter posts. HootSuite 1.1.1 includes an updated interface with a pull-down-to-refresh option and also introduces translation of tweets between multiple languages, landscape mode for composing messages and a reply all feature. The update also adds Bump technology to allow iPhone users to follow other HootSuite users by bumping their iPhones together. HootSuite 1.1.1 is available from the App Store for $3 and is a free update for existing users.
Last day for Yamaha Earphone Giveaway
If you haven't yet entered our Yamaha Earphone Giveaway, today's your last chance. In our Giveaway of the Month for April, iLounge and Yamaha are giving away 20 pairs of Yamaha EPH-30 Earphones to lucky iLounge readers. To enter, simply fill out and submit the form on the giveaway page—the giveaway will end tonight at 11:59PM Pacific Time. Good luck!
Apple brings movies to iTunes Store in France, Ireland
Apple has announced that movies from 20th Century Fox, MGM, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, The Walt Disney Company and Warner Bros. are now available for purchase from the iTunes Store in France and Ireland. In addition to these U.S.-based studios, films from European studios including Pathé, SND and StudioCanal are available in France, while Ireland's iTunes Store will offer films from E1 Entertainment, Lionsgate UK and Optimum Releasing. Movies are available for purchase on iTunes the same day as their DVD release, and movie rental terms are similar to those in other countries, where the customer has 30 days to start watching a film and 48 hours to finish it once it's been started. Pricing is the same in both countries, with movie purchases starting at €7.99 for catalog titles, €9.99 for recent releases and €13.99 for new releases, and rentals running €2.99 for library title rentals and €3.99 for new releases, with high definition versions priced one euro more.
SHAPE Services releases IM+ update for iPad
SHAPE Services has released an update to its popular cross-platform Instant Messaging application for the iPad. IM+ 4.1 is a universal app that provides access to a wide number of messaging services including AIM, MSN, Google Talk, Facebook, Twitter, Skype Chat and Jabber. In addition to better iPad support, the latest version also provides support for speech recognition, longer push notification session time, proper iPad external keyboard support and numerous bug fixes. IM+ is available from the App Store for $10 and is a free update for existing users of the iPhone version.
ALK announces CoPilot Live HD for iPad 3G
ALK Technologies has announced plans to bring its popular CoPilot turn-by-turn GPS navigation and trip planning app to the iPad 3G. CoPilot Live HD has just been submitted to the App Store and ALK expects that it will be available for purchase soon. CoPilot Live HD will provide the same featurs as the iPhone version, including on-device street maps and voice-guide navigation. A new split-screen driving view will combine 3D or 2D map displays with driving instructions. Some sample screenshots of CoPilot Live HD can be found on the copilot live Flickr page.
OtterBox previews Defender, Commuter cases for iPad
OtterBox has posted preview pages of its upcoming Defender Series and Commuter Series cases for the Apple iPad. The Defender Series uses three layers of materials to provide shock and scratch protection, and features silicone grip pads to hold the iPad in place when in use, silicone plugs for protection of all ports, a snap-off bottom piece for compatibility with Apple's official iPad Docks, a built-in stand, and a removable back polycarbonate cover that can be snapped onto the front to protect the face when not in use. The Commuter Series uses three layer of materials for device protection, but unlike the Defender it offers a slimmer profile. Other features include a snap-off bottom piece for compatibility with Apple's official iPad Docks, silicone plugs for coverage of all ports, push-through covers for the volume and power buttons, and an included film screen protector. OtterBox's new Defender Series and Commuter Series cases for the Apple iPad are listed as coming soon and will sell for $90 and $65, respectively.
Pioneer rolls out four audio systems for iPod, iPhone
Pioneer has rolled out four new sound systems for the iPod and iPhone. The new Audition Series XW-NAS3/-K system features a top-mounted dock, a double isolated frame for improved bass response with less cabinet resonance, a 2.1-channel dynamic digital amplifier, component and composite video outputs, compatibility with Pioneer's AS-BT100 Bluetooth adapter, and a down-firing subwoofer. It will be available in April in black or white and will sell for $450. The XW-NAV1K-K HTD system is designed to serve as an all-in-one home theater unit, with a built-in dock, 1080p-upscaling DVD/CD player, composite video and HDMI output, a FM tuner, USB connectivity for attaching a USB flash drive or hard drive, a digital amplifier, two full-range speakers with 2.75-inch passive radiators, and an included remote control. It will be available in June with either a black or white frame and will sell for $300.
Pioneer's XW-NAC1-K and XW-NAC3-K Duo Series systems offer dual top-mounted docks for playback and simultaneous charging, built-in Bluetooth for wireless audio streaming, a "Double Shuffle" feature that plays music from both connected iPods or iPhones, fading the music in and out between songs, auxiliary inputs, composite video outputs and a black-and-white design. In addition, the XW-NAC3-K offers DLNA 1.5 compatibility, and the ability to play Internet radio stations via the vTuner feature. The XW-NAC1-K will be available in May while the XW-NAC3-K will be available in June; the systems will sell for $350 and $450, respectively.
MK7 Designs intros NinjaGrips for iPad
MK7 Designs has introduced its new NinjaGrips accessory for the Apple iPad. Made from recycled tire rubber, NinjaGrips are decorative, removable friction grips that adhere to the back of the iPad to provide a more stable grip when in use and when being carried. In addition to the main grip itself, each NinjaGrips comes with a set of corner edge grips for added grip and protection. NinjaGrips for iPad are available in five different designs and sell for $15 each.
Steve Jobs pens 'Thoughts on Flash' open letter
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has posted an open letter entitled "Thoughts on Flash," in which he explains the company's motivation for leaving Adobe's Flash off of its iPhone, iPod, and iPad devices. Jobs divides his explanation into six key factors, including Flash's proprietary nature, the fact that the vast majority of web video is now accessible without Flash, reliability, security, and performance issues, battery life concerns, Flash's reliance on mouse-dependent interface elements, and the fact that Adobe wants to allow its developers to use Flash for creating cross-platform applications that will run on Apple's platform, as well as on competitors' devices, without exploiting any platform's unique and innovative features. The crux of the letter is an attack on Flash as a battery-hogging middleware solution that is no longer necessary or desirable in an age of advanced mobile devices.
Jobs makes several scathing comments in the letter, claiming that Flash is the leading cause of Mac crashes, that Adobe was the slowest major third-party developer to adopt important changes to Apple's Mac OS X operating system, and that the company has promised but repeatedly failed to deliver an optimized mobile version of Flash. The letter also sheds new light on Apple's App Store business, including the statement that "[t]here are more games and entertainment titles available for iPhone, iPod and iPad than for any other platform in the world," and noting that there are now more than 200,000 apps available in the App Store. In closing, Jobs says, "[n]ew open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and PCs too). Perhaps Adobe should focus more on creating great HTML5 tools for the future, and less on criticizing Apple for leaving the past behind."


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PORT OF SPAIN: Shane Watson hit a patient half-century as Australia reached 208 for five on the first day of the second Test against West Indies on a slow Queen's Park Oval pitch.
Mike Hussey, on 26, and Matthew Wade, with 11, were unbeaten at the close, putting on a useful 30-run partnership after both men had survived dropped catches.
Watson was Australia's top scorer, making a solid 56 in 219 minutes.
"It was hard to get the pace of the ball because it was very slow. Also the ball was very soft," said Watson.
"The fields that (West Indies skipper) Darren Sammy set meant it was hard to rotate the strike at times. I was trying to do everything I could to keep the scoreboard moving, but on a wicket like this it does make it difficult."
The day was also a mini-triumph for Windies' off-spinner Shane Shillingford who came in for Devendra Bishoo to play his first Test for 18 months after having to undergo remedial work on his action.
He bowled 32 overs, taking two for 56, including opener David Warner in his first over.
"It obviously felt pretty good coming back to Test cricket and getting a wicket in my first over," he said.
Australia, who won the first Test in Barbados by three wickets, decided to play two spinners for the first time in nearly four years, with Michael Beer coming in to partner Nathan Lyon.
Warner (29) and Ed Cowan (28) put on 53 for the first wicket to provide the foundation for Australia, while seamer Kemar Roach was the pick of the West Indies seam attack.
He removed Cowan and later Ricky Ponting (seven) before the tea interval.
Shillingford bowled the first over of spin in the match in the 15th over and had immediate success.
Warner did not quite get to the pitch of his fifth ball but continued through with a drive and the ball came off the outside edge straight to Sammy at slip.
Roach, who had opened the bowling from the Media Centre End, was brought back by Sammy at the Brian Lara Pavilion End for a couple of overs before lunch.
The third ball of his new spell hit Cowan low on the front pad and despite a review, the opener was on his way back to the pavilion as Australia went to lunch on 74 for two.
In the sixth over after the break, Roach took his second wicket.
Ponting was man of the match in his last appearance in a Test at Queen's Park Oval, having scored a double-century in the first innings.
It was not to be this time around. He had scored just seven by the time he was squared up by a delivery outside off-stump that took the edge and flew to wicket-keeper Carlton Baugh at chest height.
Somehow the keeper spilt it but he had got enough glove on the ball that Sammy had time to step across from first slip to grab the rebound.
With the ball not coming off the pitch and with a lush outfield, scoring was always going to be slow.
Skipper Michael Clarke appeared to come to the decision at tea that it would help his side if the scoring rate was increased. He hit the first two balls after the interval to the boundary and hit 17 runs in the first two overs.
He had made 41 when he looked as though he'd be on his way back to the pavilion.
He'd been given out lbw to a Shillingford delivery that came back in and hit him on the back pad. He asked for a review and it proved to be a good move as the ball had hit him just outside the line of the off stump.
Narsingh Deonarine returned to the attack and Clarke's eyes seemed to light up as a long hop came down. He spun and hit it sweetly to deep square leg but somehow found the only man on the boundary.
He stood in disbelief at what he'd done but was gone for 45 having added 84 runs with Watson.
Watson, who had come to the wicket at the fall of Warner, struggled to score after tea and was using his feet to the spinners.
He came down the wicket to a Shillingford off-break and played defensively. The ball came off the inside edge and went sharply to Adrian Barath who took a good reflex catch.
Watson had only added 15 runs in the 16 overs after tea, but his innings could prove to be extremely valuable over the next four days. AFP


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MediaMonkey 126.96.36.1994 RC
MediaMonkey is a music manager and player in one. It catalogues all your CDs and audio files and gives you a multitude of options or manage and organise your collection. If you're serious about music, you'll love MediaMonkey.
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Key features include:
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- Download or create your own add-ons.
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MediaMonkey is the ultimate tool to organise your music collection. With the ability to add and edit album art, lyrics, and other metadata, you can unlock a whole new way to intuitively create playlists based on tag data. Missing data? Don't panic, MediaMonkey even gives you the ability to automatically lookup and add information to your files.
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9125 Fixed [Burning / Disc Handling] AccurateRip 2 support
9202 Fixed [Burning / Disc Handling] Rip verification fails when 'Jitter corrected read' is selected
9204 Fixed [Burning / Disc Handling] Update quicktime filter license
9323 Fixed [Conversion/Leveling] Wrong aspect ratio after converting MPEG1/2 file (e.g. to AVI/XVid)
8411 Fixed [DB/FileMonitor] iTunes Data Import doesn't work (for non-default iTunes config)
9289 Fixed [DB/FileMonitor] Locations Deletion in Entire Tree Node --> crash
9288 Fixed [DB/FileMonitor] Some tracks always show in unsync Tags (replay gain decimal issue)
9007 Fixed [DLNA/UPnP] LG blu-ray players always show folders as Empty when served content via uPnP
9305 Fixed [DLNA/UPnP] Samsung TV cannot play AVI served by MediaMonkey
9335 Fixed [DLNA/UPnP] DLNA/UPnP Playback can cause double play counts
9031 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] Alt hotkey doesn't work with Label controls
9089 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] Duplicate section added to the Scripts.ini file at every install
9147 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] SDBTreeNode.Caption returns empty string for Unknown nodes in Publisher and Parental Rating branches
9155 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] RelatedObjectID is incorrect for some folders
9162 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] Nodes with Script.RegisterEvent OnFillTracks don't display covers in Art Browser with Details
9163 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] It is not possible to use both "old" and "new" methods for registering events for same node
9207 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] Running Auto-Tag from Web from Properties dialog scripts fail
9336 Fixed [Framework: Scripts/Extensions] Script cannot add a node under Web node (regression)
9187 Fixed [Framework: Tagging] Changes in tags are sometimes not written to DB
9247 Fixed [Framework: Tagging] Auto-Tag from Filename sometimes does not work well for unicode filenames and artist field.
9249 Fixed [Framework: Tagging] Saving MP3 tags corrupts embedded albumart for some files.
9315 Fixed [Framework: Tagging] Album art inserted by copy & paste of bitmap isn't recognized by some devices
9349 Fixed [Help] Wrong webhelp link
5207 Added [Install/Config] Add AppMutex to setup (to prevent installation/uninstallation while MM is running)
8872 Added [Install/Config] Install framework: allow multiple branded versions to run simultaneously
9218 Fixed [Install/Config] Autoplay actions don't work (regression)
9278 Fixed [Main Panel] Art Browser doesn't allow clicking on an Album on node refresh
9113 Fixed [Main Panel] After editing Properties files are grouped wrong in Art & Details view
9166 Fixed [Main Panel] Tooltips fail to show if only links in Filelisting obscures the field
9188 Fixed [Main Panel] Album Art View with Details: albums can show up twice
9190 Fixed [Main Panel] Double-clicks on the empty Art Browser -> list index out of bounds (0) AV error
9205 Fixed [Main Panel] Tabs don't remember scroll position independently
5553 Fixed [Main Panel/Toolbars/Menus] Sleep volume doesn't fade properly
9199 Fixed [Other] Files ripped with "Verify ripped tracks" option have some strange extra bytes apended to the data
9209 Fixed [Other] Some video doesn't play properly, other players play it ok
9379 Fixed [Other] User can access options in Party Mode
8575 Fixed [Player] Some WAV files with longer path/filename do not play on some systems
8845 Fixed [Player] MiniPlayer Always on Top setting should be available on MiniPlayer itself
9195 Fixed [Playlist / Search] Search including OR throws SQL error in Quick Search
9144 Fixed [Playlist / Search] Sort order incorrect for auto-playlists in art view with "Grouping" enabled
9365 Fixed [Podcasts] Incomplete download errors aren't reported (regression)
9227 Fixed [Podcasts] The Libertarian Solution Radio Program Podcast fails
9228 Fixed [Podcasts] getConnected Radio Podcast fails
9240 Fixed [Podcasts] non-standard characters displayed incorrectly in Podcast
9267 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] Tracks unassigned to albums get assigned arbitrary album art
5974 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] Auto Tag From WEB: Invalid Unicode Detection
8622 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] Auto-Tag from Web returns No result was found
4404 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] Renaming Artist Node causes the node to disappear until a Refresh is triggered (regression)
9285 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] <Added> auto-organize mask uses Today when files were added today
9321 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] Copy/Paste of Artwork from Firefox 12 fails
9370 Fixed [Properties/Auto-Tools] 'Add image': incorrect workflow and tags wrong track
9158 Fixed [Reports/Scripts] Create reports > File list (XML) assigns all Artist IDs to 0
9254 Added [Synchronization] Support for iOS 5
9290 Added [Synchronization] Support for iPad 3
9314 Added [Synchronization] Remove dependencies on Quicktime for iOS sync
9360 Fixed [Synchronization] iTunes tries to restore device synced by MediaMonkey for iTouch 3rd gen
9294 Fixed [Synchronization] iOS device can be identified incorrectly in the tree
9216 Fixed [Synchronization] User should be able to check what type of playlist synced to device
9229 Fixed [Synchronization] Device sync task doesn't terminate immediatelly
9300 Fixed [Synchronization] Sync dialog corruption in exclusion folders list
9295 Fixed [Synchronization] Manually deleting a playlist from an iOS device fails to remove tracks
9341 Fixed [Synchronization] Disconnecting iPhone while scanning freezes UI for 20 seconds
9328 Fixed [Synchronization] Disconnecting iPod Touch can crash MediaMonkey
9331 Fixed [Synchronization] iPod Touch Sync can crash MediaMonkey
9327 Fixed [Synchronization] Video conversion doesn't respect priority Performance setting
9284 Fixed [Synchronization] MTP performance can be very slow in some cases
9354 Fixed [Synchronization] Playing files from some devices connected over MTP doesn't work
9382 Fixed [Synchronization] MM fails to start because of d_iPhone.dll for some users
9345 Fixed [Tracklist] Art & Details view: Albums are split in some cases of a very large tracklist
9374 Fixed [Tracklist] Art Browser view: high CPU utilization
9226 Fixed [Virtual CD cache / Preview] AccurateRip verification result is not shown for tracks on Virtual CD


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South Africa
major macro economic indicators
|GDP growth (%)
|Inflation (yearly average, %)
|Budget balance (% GDP) *
|Current account balance (% GDP)
|Public debt (% GDP)
* last fiscal year from April 1st 2018 to March 31st 2019 (f): forecast
- Regional/continental economic and political power
- Rich in natural resources (gold, platinum, carbon, chromium)
- Well-developed services sector (especially financial)
- Legislative environment provides protection for investors
- Poverty and inequality are sources of social risk (crime, strikes and demonstrations)
- High unemployment (27.7%, 54.3% for those aged 15-24) and shortage of skilled labour
- Infrastructure shortcomings (transport, energy)
- Dependent on volatile flows of foreign capital
Mild recovery
Recovery in activity is set to continue at a moderate pace in 2018. Mitigating inflation, rising real wages, and a more accommodative monetary policy (key interest rate cut by 25 basis points to 6.50% in March 2018) should support private consumption – but its contribution to growth will continue to be constrained by high unemployment (almost 27% at the end of 2017) and the 1 percentage point increase in VAT (to 15%). Given the deteriorated fiscal profile, support for public consumption and public investment will likely remain weak. It is possible that the appointment of President Cyril Ramaphosa, successor to Jacob Zuma, in February 2018 could encourage a rebound in private investment. Nonetheless, domestic and foreign investor confidence will likely continue to be hampered by a deteriorated operating environment (high costs, electricity supply problems, etc.) and perceived hostile public policies. Moreover, the uncertainty surrounding a land reform, which could allow expropriations to be carried out without compensation, might dissuade certain investments. To a lesser extent, the negotiation of a new mining charter could also delay some investment decisions. After a rebound that largely supported the recovery in 2017, the mining sector – suffering from structural challenges and continued relatively low international prices for steel, coal, and even platinum – will likely slow down further. Overall export growth is therefore expected to remain lacklustre, especially as manufactured goods exports are potential victims of the appreciation of the rand.
Prudent fiscal consolidation
The economic slowdown, low revenue collection, and inflation in public expenditure (partly due to the growing debt service burden that represents 14% of government revenue) resulted in the largest deficit since 2009 in 2017/18. In order to contain this deficit, the first budget of Mr Ramaphosa's presidency is based mainly on tax increases (increases in VAT, fuel taxes, and excise duties). With the 2019 elections looming, fiscal consolidation on the expenditure side should remain cautious. However, this budget prevented Moody's from downgrading its credit rating to "speculative". Such a downgrade, after those operated by Fitch and S&P in 2017, would have seen the country expelled from the World Government Bond Index (leading to estimated capital outflows of USD 8.5 billion). In this context, the debt burden is expected to continue to increase.
The current account deficit is expected to deteriorate slightly in 2018, in line with the expected decline in the goods balance surplus. Indeed, even if the global economic situation should support an increase in exports, this will be slowed down by the appreciation of the rand. Moreover, the recovery in domestic demand and higher oil prices will likely lead to faster import growth, and the small services deficit is unlikely to offset this trade surplus. Nevertheless, the current account balance is set to remain in deficit, as the impact on the income balance of large repatriations of profits and interest payments from foreign companies holding South African assets will have a negative impact. To a lesser extent, outward transfers under the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) will also have an impact. While the external position should not be threatened in the short-term, notably as a result of portfolio investment flows, the decline in direct investment is a cause for concern. Fluctuations in capital inflows will maintain the volatility of the rand in particular.
Although dominated by four banks and exposed to sovereign risk, the banking sector remains sound.
Numerous challenges on the agenda for the new president
Following the resignation of Jacob Zuma under pressure from his own party in February 2018, Vice-President Cyril Ramaphosa was elected to head the African National Congress (ANC), and in December 2017, was sworn in as President of South Africa. Economic and social challenges remain numerous as we emerge from a Zuma era marked by slowing activity, rising unemployment, poverty and inequality, a growing perception of rampant corruption, and uncertainty in public policy making. Mr Ramaphosa will have to rebuild investor confidence by implementing structural reforms that will restore the credibility of governance and restore the business environment: the country has plummeted in the Doing Business ranking (from 32nd in 2008 to 86th in the 2018 edition), undermined by the heavy administrative burden. At the same time, with the 2019 general elections in sight, Mr Ramaphosa will have to bring together a party in which divisions remain, particularly around the thorny issue of expropriations without compensation. Worse, this agrarian reform could also divide the whole country.
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Electronic Funds Transfers (ETF), including SWIFT payments and international transfers, are used for payments in foreign currencies. Cheques are rarely used, outdated, expensive to process, and vulnerable to fraud. Cheque payments are also subject to a clearing period of ten working days. The majority of businesses no longer use them. Cash payments do still occur but have the same disadvantages. Letters of credit are issued between banks and serve as a guarantee for payments made to a specified person under specified conditions, including imports and exports. In most cases, irrevocable credits and confirmed irrevocable credits are issued. The terms and conditions can be onerous and should be fully understood before acceptance of these letters. Parties can sometimes secure payment on delivery via bank guarantee. Monies are deposited into a bank account and the bank, in turn, issues a guarantee for payment on confirmation of delivery. This type of payment is mainly used in matters pertaining to property transfers.
Debt collection
Amicable phase
The "National Credit Act" states that the creditor must try to contact the debtor via a phone call, before issuing a formal letter of demand (outlining the outstanding obligation, and sent via email, registered post, or delivered by hand). Once this is done, the parties attempt to negotiate a settlement over an acceptable period of time. As creditors are not obliged to accept payment in instalments, they can opt to proceed with legal action to secure a full one-time payment. This phase is much less costly than immediately proceeding with legal action. This phase also provides greater insight for preparing for the litigation phase. Depending on the nature and value of the claim involved, it is sometimes possible to skip this phase and proceed immediately to litigation.
Legal proceedings
The administration of justice and application of law in South Africa is carried out by the civil and criminal courts. The ordinary courts are the district and regional magistrates' courts, the provincial divisions of the High Court and the Supreme Court of Appeal. The Constitutional Court is the highest court for constitutional matters. Specialist courts have been established for various legal sectors, including Labour Courts, the Land Claims Court, Special Income Tax Courts, and the Electoral Court.
Determining whether to proceed in a lower court or in the High Court will depend on the type and value of the claim. Decisions of the lower courts can be passed for review or brought to appeal in the higher courts. Some types of cases can only be heard by the High Court, regardless of the quantum of the claim. As a general rule, a court will exercise jurisdiction on the basis that the defendant is resident or domiciled in the area of the court, or if the cause of action arose in that area.
Proceedings in the Magistrates and Regional Courts generally involve a trial (action) process. Motion (by way of affidavit) proceedings are limited to certain cases only. The High Court can hold both trial (action) and motion (application) proceedings. In action proceedings, the process commences with a summons and is concluded with a trial stage, where witnesses give testimonies. With application (motion) proceedings, the matter will be determined with reference only to written documents and, as a general rule, no oral evidence is permitted. Evidence is set out in affidavits and cannot be contested by cross-examination. Although motion proceedings were generally quicker and cheaper than actions, applications can now end up costing more than action proceedings. When the court is faced with an application in which it is evident that there is a material dispute of facts between the parties, it will then refer the matter to trial.
The alternative to court proceedings is to refer the dispute or claim to arbitration, although few parties are willing to agree the required costs. Arbitration can be faster than court processes and the costs of proceedings are divided equally between the parties. Disputes or decisions at the arbitration hearing can be reviewed through an application to court. Arbitrations can be made an order of court by application, for the purposes of execution.
Enforcement of a legal decision
The High Court deals extensively with execution against property, whether movable or immovable. The rules of the Court provide for the attachment and sale of property in order to satisfy the judgment made on the debt.
Foreign judgments are enforced in South Africa by way of provisional sentence proceedings. They are not directly enforceable. The courts which pronounced the judgment must have had the necessary jurisdiction required to entertain the case, according to the principles recognised by South African law on the jurisdiction of foreign courts.
Insolvency proceedings
Creditor compromise procedure
A compromise can be initiated by a resolution of the board of directors, or by direction of a liquidator. They can propose a compromise to all creditors, or a specific class of, creditors and must notify the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) of the proposal. A receiver is appointed to supervise the process. The proposal must be approved by a majority of at least 75%, in value, of the relevant creditors or proxies present at the meeting. If the proposal is accepted, it can be presented to court for confirmation. Once confirmed, the order must be filed by the company with the CIPC within five days.
Business rescue
The objective of a business rescue is to allow financially distressed companies to restructure and reorganise, in order to avoid insolvency. A business rescue is initiated by a resolution of the company's board, adopted by a simple majority. Supervision and control is conducted by a business rescue practitioner, appointed by the company and licensed by the CIPC. The process concludes when either the court sets aside the resolution or order that initiated the proceedings; the court converts the business rescue into liquidation proceedings; the practitioner files a notice of termination of business rescue proceedings; the business rescue plan is rejected, or the business rescue plan is adopted and a notice of substantial implementation is filed.
Liquidation proceedings for a company begin with either a court order on the request of any persons and on the grounds set out in the Companies Act 2008, a request for voluntary liquidation, or an application to court by the shareholders, the creditors, or the company for liquidation (when the company is insolvent). A liquidator is appointed to wind up the company. The liquidator collects all the assets and claims due to the company, sells them and distributes the proceeds amongst the creditors. It is essential that the creditor lodges its claim with the liquidator, regardless of whether it has a judgment or a court order. Once all the proceeds have been distributed, the liquidator files its final liquidation and distribution accounts and makes any payments set out within it. The liquidator then advises the Master of the High Court that the administration of the estate is complete.


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