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Prudential's midyear market and economic outlook gathering always gathers smart analysts, but in this year's gathering in New York on Wednesday, the consensus for economic growth was varied.
"When we write these white papers," said panelist Ed Keon (left), managing director of Quantitative Management Associates, "we usually get four or five people to sign on, but not this time." That's because Keon's fairly bullish view on the economy—"I expect next year we'll see several quarters of 5% GDP growth"—wasn't fully shared by fellow speakers, including Quincy Krosby and John Praveen. Keon's argument for greater growth next year was based on his belief that the drags on the economy that we've seen this year, including tax increases and the sequester, would no longer be such an influence in 2014.
"I think of the economy as Secretariat ridden by a sumo wrestler," Keon quipped, saying "we're about to head into rapid GDP acceleration." In fact, "we should be in a recession now" because of government policy on taxes and spending, he argued, but instead, "the underlying private economy is doing well."
The reasons for his "insane optimism?" They include the housing rebound, the slowly healing employment picture, better access to credit and pent-up consumer demand. "We've made back the wealth that evaporated" during the financial crisis, he said.
An example of an industry poised for significant growth is autos, he said, predicting that with the average car on the road being 10 to 11 years old, pent-up demand may well push annual unit sales to 20 million, up from the pre-crisis average of 17 million new cars sold annually, and significantly higher than the annual sales of 10 to 15 million that have occurred since the crisis.
Michael Lillard, Chief investment officer of Prudential Fixed Income Management, argued that the "downside risk to the economy has tempered," which is why Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is talking about tapering off bond buying.
"The Fed is saying that quantitative easing is an emergency tool," and now that we have a housing recovery and growth in GDP, "the emergency is over.
"we believed yield has overreacted" to the Fed's statements on eventually ending QE, Lillard said, adding that he sees plenty of opportunities in fixed income, especially in the credit sectors. He mentioned specifically high-yield corporate bonds, where "defaults are low and will remain low," with issuers exhibiting strong balance sheets. He also says commercial mortgage-backed securities are "attractive," and sees opportunities that still exist in emerging markets, such as longer-term Mexican sovereigns.
John Praveen, chief investment strategist for Prudential International Investments Advisers, agreed that growth will pick up in the U.S. and in Europe, especially after this fall's elections, and even globally. However, he characterized global markets as being in "choppy waters now, which will continue through the summer," though he expects the markets to rebound in the 4th quarter. Two major transitions should be watched closely, Praveen said: that of the U.S. as it begins experiencing "life after QE and Ben Bernanke," and in China, where the government is orchestrating a shift from infrastructure "investments to consumption."
Cathy Marcus, senior portfolio manager for Prudential Real Estate Investors, spoke about the real estate market, noting the "incredible recovery" in apartments along with some "good signs in the office space" market, both driven by the "plenty of cheap debt" from lenders.
Speaking last, but certainly not least, Quincy Krosby (left), chief market strategist for Prudential Annuities, brought the discussion back down to earth, saying there was often a "disconnect between economic fundamentals and the markets." She noted that the global search for yield continues, citing the recent oversubscription of Rwanda's first dollar-denominated 10-year bond offering (single B-rated Rwanda issued its 8-times-oversubscribed debt at a yield of 6.875%).
She said that "until we get to the first tapering" of the Fed's QE, "the markets will be on edge." Volatility will increase as tapering approaches, she predicted, and individuals will likely undwind their fixed-income holdings following the lead of institutions and hedge funds, which have already done so. She also pointed out that the slowdown in China has reduced commodity prices, which should be good for U.S. consumers.
So what does Krosby think investors should be watching for in terms of market movers? The next big issue for the markets will be second-quarter earnings reports, she suggested, further arguing that it will be a bad sign for the markets if those companies mention the impact of Obamacare on their financials in their earnings calls.
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Continuing our countdown to World Water Day, which is celebrated each year on 22 March, we zoom in on Costa Rica to interview IUCN's Rocio Cordoba on water cooperation in the Mesoamerica region.
Rocio Cordoba is the Livelihoods and Climate Change Coordinator for Mesoamerica, but she also manages the IUCN Water portfolio in the region. This work includes the BRIDGE project which focuses on transboundary river cooperation and dialogue. As this year's World Water Day theme is Water Cooperation, Rocio answers questions on the challenges and rewards of water cooperation in the Mesoamerica Region:
Q. With today's growing population and climate change impacts, nothing seems more challenging than working to ensure there is enough water for everyone. How do you deal with this challenge?
"Whiskey is for drinking; water is for fighting over", said Mark Twain, so the big challenges of the work we do is to build consensus between different water users, as well as to conserve and manage water resources. But what's even more challenging is to demonstrate that ecosystems, biodiversity and a healthy environment are also responsible for conserving water quality and quantity. Unfortunately, people see environmental goods and services that conserve water resources as more 'water users' to compete with. So we need to convince them that ecosystems are also 'water producers' that need to be taken care of."
Q. Are there specific conditions in the Mesoamerica region exacerbating the cooperation challenge?
"Extreme conditions such as droughts, floods and landslides make it even more difficult to manage water resources and ecosystems in a more integrated way. Additionally, inadequate legal frameworks in most Mesoamerican countries and a lack of political will make these challenges very hard to address. But we need to remember that water is the blood of our so-called blue planet. Water is the centre of life and can get people together or separate them. In the end, water is everyone's business: rich and poor, rural or urban: all kind of users and people's livelihoods depend on water everywhere in the world".
Q. How is water cooperation best approached in Mesoamerica? How does the BRIDGE project build water cooperation in your region?
"In our region, we believe it is very important to build cooperation capacities from the grassroots, and above all to scale up the message to the highest political level; in order to demonstrate that it can be a joint effort and that this in no way constitutes a threat, if not rather an opportunity for countries to have levels of cooperation that benefit all the countries sharing a basin. The BRIDGE project will continue strengthening these capacities for cooperation at all levels, building from the ground and from the highest political levels. In order to have an understanding that we are all going towards the conservation and sustainable management of watersheds and especially for the improvement of the quality of life of the people."
Q. Despite the challenges, what are the rewards in this kind of work?
"I've been able to work at different levels: from community men, women and youth to high level policy decision makers. Seeing the wonderful smiles from people within the local communities and hearing about their dreams and hopes regarding the sustainable use of water resources is one of the most rewarding feelings I've had in my life. Influencing local, national and regional policies is another interesting side of the story. Seeing restored ecosystems thanks to hard-working people with strong convictions on sustainable use is very satisfactory."
Rocio Córdoba has been working for IUCN since 1995, initially as a consultant, and is now the Livelihoods and Climate Change Coordinator for Mesoamerica based in San José, Costa Rica. She has been part of IUCN's Global Water Programme team throughout the implementation of its Water and Nature Initiative. Before joining IUCN, Rocío worked for the National University and National Parks Foundation in Costa Rica. She has a Master's of Science degree in Biology from the University of Costa Rica.
Rocio can be reached by email: rocio.cordoba[at]iucn.org

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Staying within your budget and true to your convictions to pay off debt can be difficult, but Fairway has outlined some simple and effective ways to delete debt and move toward a stronger, more financially stable future.
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In this economy, it can be more than challenging to have enough money for daily necessities let alone putting money aside for that emergency savings fund you've been neglecting, but there are too many good reasons on why you should be working to save up!
It is important to prioritize the way that you are paying off debt. For example, carrying a long-term mortgage might be helping you save money for retirement, build a college fund, or even allow you to create an emergency fund. In those situations, your home mortgage loan debt is not bad debt to have. You likely also have some installment loans like student loans and car loans. While student loans paid for your education, they are unfortunately still debt and it is important to rid of these quickly as possible. However, having that "peace of mind" of knowing that you can afford any type of financial emergency is reason enough to work hard on budgeting and saving your money for that 'rainy day' cushion or even just future plans.
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»Jay Gopalakrishnan, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, was invited to join the editorial board of the journal Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Analysis, part of the European Series in Applied and Industrial Mathematics and published by Cambridge Univ
»Ethan Seltzer and Gil Kelley, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, supervise graduate students who are receiving a 2013 American Institute of Certified Planners Student Project Award for Application of the Planning Process. The Urban and Regional Planning
»Stefan Talke, Civil and Environmental Engineering, was named an "Outstanding Reviewer" by the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation for the journal Estuaries and Coasts.
»Scott Burns, Geology faculty, was the keynote speaker and a panel member at a forum on the dangers of radon, sponsored by Cascade Radon in Portland, Jan. 24. He presented the study "Radon in Portland," co-authored with five students.
»Emily Ford, Library faculty, co-presented "Digital Literacy Forum: Setting the Agenda" at the American Library Association's Midwinter Meeting, Jan. 26.
»Sherril Gelmon, Public Administration faculty, presented at the annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges and Universities in Atlanta, Jan. 23-26. She co-presented "Not Your Grandmother's Community Engagement" with former PSU President Judith
»Anoop Mirpuri, English faculty, was on the panel "Reflections on Oak Creek: Critical Mourning and the Logics of Racist Violence" at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle, Feb. 7.
»Eva Thanheiser, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, and graduate student Jodi Fasteen presented a talk, "Experiences that Motivated Preservice Teachers to Learn Mathematics: Creating and Enacting Family Math Night Activities," at the annual meeting of the
»Lauren Frank, Communication faculty, co-authored an article, "Narrative Versus Nonnarrative: The Role of Identification, Transportation, and Emotion in Reducing Health Disparities," published in the Journal of Communication. The work was supported by a gr
»Sully Taylor, Business Administration faculty, co-edited a special issue on Human Resource Management's role in sustainability. In addition to editing the special issue, she co-authored the guest editor's column "Introduction to HRM's Role in Sustainabili
»Alex Ruzicka, Geology faculty, received a $315,000 grant from NASA for a three-year study titled "The Origin of Large, Igneous-Textured Inclusions in Ordinary Chondrites." The study will include collaborators from Missouri, California, England, and German
»Lois Delcambre, Computer Science faculty, was awarded a National Science Foundation grant titled "Quick Draw Semantics" from the foundation's Division of Information and Intelligent Systems. The project will support the research work of doctoral student S
»Yasmeen Hanoosh, World Languages and Literatures faculty, translated into English the short story collection, Closing His Eyes, by Iraqi author Luay Hamza Abbsas, published by Moment Digibooks Limited, London, 2013.
»Assistant Professor in Mathematics Candidate Derek Garton: How random matrices can elucidate mysteries of number theory, 2/11/13 @ 3:15PM in NH454


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Please note that no groups of more than 30 people can be accommodated for photo sessions. Events taking place on a date that is a holiday are subject to additional charges. Photo reservations will not be confirmed until two weeks prior to the requested date; until that confirmation, all reservations are considered tentative.
Half-hour access: $250
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If you are interested in a career as an ultrasound technician, your search should begin with the Ultrasound tech schools that are available near Rolling Hills, WY. You can search our database of Ultrasound Schools and request FREE information from schools near by. The school that you choose has to be accredited. That means that the Diagnostic Medial Sonography (DMS) program must be recognized by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). Many DMS programs require that you have a science background while others will accept you from a broader background as long as you have a high school diploma or GED. However, having a science or medical background will help you in your training.
Train for careers that are in-demand and where your success is the number one priority. IBMC College's small class sizes, caring staff and experienced instructors will provide you with an extra level of support and personalized attention.
At locally owned and nationally accredited IBMC College, you can train for a rewarding career in as little as 6 to 19 months. With 3 northern Colorado campuses to choose from and a variety of diploma and degree program options, you'll find the path that is the right fit for you.
In your search through the Ultrasound tech schools in Rolling Hills, WY, you will need to decide on the type of degree, if any, that you want. This will help determine the type of program that you will choose. For instance, if you only want to invest a year or two than a junior or community college may offer only a one or two-year program, while a university will offer two-year and four-year degree programs for DMS. You can also look to your local hospitals because many will offer a DMS program that is also accredited. What makes this option beneficial is the job placement aspect of many hospital-based programs. Based on how well you do in your DMS program, the hospital-based program will offer employment to those students with the highest grades.
When a school is accredited, the course of study is recognized and widely accepted. This is true because in order for any Wyoming school to achieve this status it must meet and maintain certain standards set forth by a governing body, such as the CAAHEP. If you choose to attend a school that is not accredited, your certificate and the time that you spend in school may not be accepted or recognized by certain employers. That means that you would have wasted precious time and money.
Since the ultrasound specialist job outlook is as good as it is right now in Rolling Hills, this is a profession you may want to consider. You will take continued education for two to four years depending on the degree you want. Although a bachelor's degree takes longer to get it will be worth it. With a bachelor's degree you can pick a specialty in this field and may even want to get into the supervisory positions. The associate's degree only takes two years to get. It will give you all the training you need to become one.
Working as an ultrasound specialist in Rolling Hills means you need to be patient and get along well with other people. You will have to deal with patients who will be upset at times and you will have to explain the procedures to them. This will make a great career for you especially with the ultrasound tech job outlook so good right now.
With anything, there are pros and cons and this holds true with online Ultrasound tech schools. The quality of an accredited online school is just as good as a brick and mortar Wyoming school. However, when you take all of your classes online you don't get the benefit of hands-on training. If taking online classes appeals to you, than look for tech schools that offer both online and offline training. In addition, you will want to make sure that whatever DMS program you choose that it offers clinical training dealing with real patients. Review your Rolling Hills schools for
Many hospitals, universities, vocational colleges and the military offer ultrasound training programs so you learn while you work in the field. You need to study anatomy, physiology, medical ethics, physics, and patient care. Ultrasound techs in Rolling Hills are encouraged to keep up their education even after being hired so they can keep up with new changes in the field, particularly if you specialize in a particular area of ultrasound. Below, you are going to learn about ultrasound technician schools.
This will help you work better with patients, record medical histories, and explain the test to them. You are also required to have good hand and eye coordination in order to get high quality images using the ultrasound.
If you know this is what you want to do when you are in Rolling Hills high school, and then take the entire math, English, computer science, both physical and life sciences and health. Get to know medical terminology. When you graduate from Rolling Hills high school, you need to complete a two-year degree program for Ultrasound Technician at a credited Wyoming vocational school. Once you have graduated you, need to register as a professional Ultrasound Technologist with the American Radiological and Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Association (ARDMS) when you graduate.
An ultrasound technologist can go into many fields. They can become a Vascular Ultrasound Tech, who specializes in the cardiovascular system, a Cardiovascular Ultrasound Tech, who specializes in the heart only and diagnoses heart valve defects, irregular blood flow patterns and birth abnormalities, an Obstetric Sonographer, who works in a high-risk fetal assessment center and a Neurosonographer will be using sound waves in order to take images of the brain.
After completing ultrasound technician schools in Rolling Hills, Wyoming, a technician will specialize in the heart, eyes, brain, and female reproductive system. In addition to working with the patients, ultrasound techs are also responsible for the machinery.


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Japanese Sewers Photo Gallery!
The first sewerage system "in Japan can be seen in the large communities in the Yayoi Period (approximately 2,200 years ago). In the Nara Period (about 1,300 years ago), a drainage system network ran throughout the city in the Heijo-kyo capital area. In the Azuchi-momoyama Period (approximately 430 years ago), a stone culvert called the Taiko Sewerage was built around Osaka Castle."
That was way back & what you saw was no way less than amazing. So who were the ones who made all this difference? These are the people who have achieved it:
Partners who supported sewage works:
Ministry Of Land, Infrastructure & Transport.
Project Operating Bodies.
Japan Sewage Works Association.
Japan Sewage Works Agency.
Japan Institute Of Wastewater Engineering Technology.
Private Sector.
JSWA holds "Sewage Works Exhibition every year where the latest sewage technologies are exposed. It is a place where information is provided or sewage works businesses and products can be seen in hand and also a place where information is exchanged to help the mutual development of technology in future."
Japan Institute of Wastewater Engineering Technology (JIWET) "was established for the purpose of promoting introduction of new Technologies into sewerage works to make them efficient and smooth....."
And after seeing these photos one needs to say yes they all had worked very well & one gets the feel that some of these screen are from computer game.
Source: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
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Rattle And Hum was released as a companion 2-LP set to the Phil Joanou-directed film of the same name. The album highlighted live performances from U2's successful 1987-88 Joshua Tree tour as well as additional songs recorded at Sun Studios in Memphis. A five-song CD known as Excerpts from Rattle and Hum was released in the UK in 1989. Three of the songs were live versions taken from the movie - Bad, In God's Country, and With Or Without You. The other two songs were the versions from the album - Hawkmoon 269 and God Part II. A limited edition CD was released in Mexico as part of the Serie Millennium with a different picture sleeve while a Colombian release of Rattle and Hum featured a different back cover. Stranger still, the New Zealand LP was mispressed as a black vinyl mixed with about 40% brown vinyl swirls.
The album reached No.1 in the UK. In the US, it peaked at No.1 on the album charts and No.39 on the Billboard Top Pop Catalog Albums chart. It was certified as multi-platinum by the RIAA with 5 million units sold. In Switzerland, Rattle And Hum reached No.1 on the album charts and stayed in the charts a total of 27 weeks and was certified Double Platinum. Rattle And Hum was voted Best Album by Rolling Stone readers and was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Group Performance. Production Credits Producer: Jimmy Iovine
'What other band in our position would learn the chords of 'All Along The Watchtower' five minutes before they went on-stage, play it live and record it ? No-one.'
'We discovered a common bond between us and some of these older artists like B.B. King. When we met him there was a whole world of understanding and nothing needed to be said. That has been the pay-off of working ten years to get into this position. We no longer have to prove ourselves. It's in the music and people can hear it.'
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What an AlbumI'm a fan since the early 80's and The Joshua Tree continued by Rattle and Hum are the best albums for me. Studio songs and live songs mixed , black and white. The athmosphere around this album is very special to me. And than the movie in the cinema. It's so sad that this all was breaking down by some criticals. But they are wrong. Rattle And Hum diserve a standing audiance and aplause and a " daimond on a crown of gold ". I will celebrate this year, still 30 years later .......
06 June, 2018
Could have been a masterpieceU2 should have separated the live songs from the new ones. And added "She's a mystery to me". What a cracker of an album it would have been.
30 March, 2013
25th Anniversary of Rattle and Hum (2013Has anyone heard whether U2 will issue a special 25th Anniversary Edition of Rattle and Hum this year (2013)? A remastered audio CD and the film on Blu-Ray with special features, updated interviews, previously unreleased takes, and a book of photos would be a welcome addition next to the Achtung Baby 20th Anniversary package!!
04 November, 2012
Just a must.This is one of the albums that made me understand multiculturality and the huge value of it on earth. To me the greatest U2 album ever, exposing U2's values, believes and soul, packed in a journey of raw rock vibes from warmest acoustic tracks and gospel through to 80's/90's straight rock with cutting drums and rather cold reverbs on some other tracks. Just awesome and incredible to me. The type of album that I can calmly say is part of me and will always be.
08 September, 2012
Rattle and Hum , to meRattle and Hum, a journey, the music , poetry and people, it is life..it is the smart place where roughness and toughness meet and the word makes its way and reach the heart of everybody. It is more than a step forward from The Joshua Tree album. ' Van Diemens' Land, Helter Skelter, Pride ,All along the watchtower','God Part. the II are songs that tells about life in a multi etnic community ,it is rock and roll and blues to enjoy passionately in the rithme,' Silver and gold', ' Love rescue me' ' Angel of Harlem' ' When love comes to town.'.., ' Hawkmoon 269' ,' Desire', Heartland' and ' all i want is you'. ' Birdland on Fifty-Three The street sounds like a symphony We got John Coltrane and a love supreme Miles and she's got to be an angel. Lady Day got diamond eyes She sees the truth behind the lies (Angel).' ( Angel of Harlem). Harmonica, other instruments and it is a hot air of joyous times.
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KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
KBasic is a programming language which brings a complete BASIC to KDE. It will include a great IDE with a form designer and a complete binding to KDE like controls (CommandButton, TextBox, ComboBox, Image, Html) and the other KDE features. Read on for more.
Now the first steps are the development of the form designer and the designing of the KBasic language (EBNF-Grammar, Lexical Scanner, Grammar Parser, BASIC-Functions and Interpreter). In later future it will also support SQL database access via a KSql-Plugin. The big aim is to have a free and good programming tool.
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Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I heard that GNOME has or is working on a VB implementation for xls/doc compatibility. Can you use any of that work?
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Seems like you've used many German words for identifiers etc. in the kbasic code. Is this really necessary?
Other than that, I'm taking my first compiler course and kbasic is very interesting as it's always nice to see something in "real life". Good going! :)
By Haakon Nilsen at Fri, 2000/09/29 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I was curious so I downloaded the source. I couldn't find one German word in it.
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Look closer, in the parser code (bnf.cpp). Some comments and some method names are in German ("TokensatzAktuell", "GrammatiksatzAktuell"...). Anyway it's not really a problem since it really doesn't occur often (and I speak some German anyway ;), so it's really nit-picking. Guess I over-reacted :)
By Haakon Nilsen at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Wait... uh... oh, I see. I must have been asleep the day God announced that everything to do with KDE or any programming in all the world shall be done in English.
How arrogant.
Americans need to learn how deal with the concept that they aren't the center of universe.
By Xtian at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I agree every programing lanuage and tool should be done in different languages. That way I will be 10x more productive since I am an expert in every language in the world. My point is that things need to be standardized. I don't care if it is English or Swahili.
By Jack Crack at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I agree that Americans are not center of the universe. In fact, I'm Norwegian. That doesn't mean I write my open source code in Norwegian. Doing that would make it harder for non-Norwegians to get into the code. And when they decide to add some code using words in their own language, that would further the confusion... So we obviously need to agree on one language. We could pick a truly international language like Esperanto, but unfortunately I don't speak Esperanto. If you'd like, you can go with British English, since the Brits don't believe they're center of the universe (guess the fall of their Empire taught them a thing or two (sorry, I couldn't resist ;)).
However, this is completely off-topic :)
By Haakon Nilsen at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Yea, lots of things like that are based on british rather than american. Well, we got the meridian for time at least, so were the centre of time on this planet =).
Even though our empire collapsed, we still know were the centre of everything, just us english tend to be very modest about it ;).
By Nick Ives at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Americans did not decide our language was to be the defacto standard for software. Saying so only shows a persons' smallminded animosity. The reason so much software is in English (Note English NOT American!) is because such a large portion of the Computer Using world speaks english! The U.S., Canada, The U.K. and Australia. Supply and demand Pal, If China has 50% of its populace online, we'd all be speaking Chinese!
By Daedalous at Mon, 2000/10/02 - 5:00am
Cooporate with Gnome
The Gnome team is working on Gnome Basic.
Re: Cooporate with Gnome
i'd like to see kde co-operate and work /with/ gnome instead of poking fun at them for a change. if not on the language, at least with the api that the language uses to interface into things.
By ac at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I do not see any needs for another IDE for KDE.
By Heiko Stoermer at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Well, I suspect that they will use a lot of Kdevelop's code. Then again, Kdevelop2 is nowhere near finished yet, so they might have to really mess about with the code in order to get it to work properly.
By ac at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I totally agree about reusing KDevelop or KStudio,
By Carlos Miguel at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
I'd love to see this. Visual Basic 5 is the only thing I miss from Windows.
By Anonymous at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
VB/VBScript etc is the thing i hate MOST about windows ;)
By anon at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Yes indeed. Urgh.
By Anonymous at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
They could do worse than pick up the better features of REALbasic. Its optional event-based class inheritance model is *inspired*.
A better VB than VB. Hmmm.
By Guyren G Howe at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Basic ?
This is going to sound like a troll, but it isn't meant as one. It's just my humble opinion. And this is a opinion forum after all.
By Joeri Sebrechts at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Basic ?
> If they did, they'd be writing KDelphi.
There are 2 flavours of this already in the works: Kylix (will be shipping this year from Borland) and FreePascal, a GPL'd clone that works as a command line compiler, IDE coming later.
I could not agree more with Joeri Sebrechts. VB is *not* something to be emulated. IMHO it's not something to be touched with a bargepole. Please someone tell me that this is not meant as as a VB-wannabee. Who needs that?
Yes, I am a Delphi advocate. I tell everyone how good it is. I am a Delphi advocate *because* it rocks, not vice versa.
By StrawberryFrog at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Basic ?
Writing a VBA clone for Linux *is* a good idea. You can then leverage the thousands of developers who already know VB/VBA to write corporate productivity apps. VBA is all about speed of development and a short learning curve, even a crap programmer like me can knock up an app in an afternoon to solve some basic business problem and save $$$ over doing it manually.
By barnaclebarnes at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Basic ?
You can use a VB clone for the old bait&switch. Lure them over to the Linux side with the knowledge that they don't have to forget their VB training, then show them a REAL language.
(I'm presuming, here, that the various office replacements will give users a choice of plugin language to use).
By Stephen Samuel at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Basic ?
I would have to agree with Joeri Sebrechts on this one. VB is a piece of crap, why would anyone want such a thing on Linux.
KDelphi, now that would be interesting. Borland has already started to do a comercial version, but yes a free one would be better yet.
What about http://www.freepascal.org/
By Kyle Dansie at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: Basic ?
Actually, though I'm a longtime linux pro and advocate, I have recently been using VBA and Access to make some pretty nifty software for work. When it gets to the abstraction level such as VBA, all of the languages tend to blur into an OO mishmash.
Having said that, I think that Python should be the defacto scripting language for linux office apps. As far as interpreted languages go, it is pretty hard to beat Python. Imagine the fantastic things you could do with a python module and a database... easy to use Tk for quick dialog boxes and such, really easy dynamic arrays, hashes, fast polymorphic variables, good file I/O capability, advanced math modules, all the rich library modules which are just part of the regular Python distribution.
The office app would have to provide its own Tk-like functions to its modules. In any case I think some type of programmability is a good thing for the gnome applications. It is a useful addition to the software and really enhances its usability. Just look at what it did for Emacs :-)
By Dougster at Sun, 2001/11/04 - 6:00am
Boa Constructor, Visual TCL, Glade, KDevelop, ...
Why reinvent the wheel and put corners on it just because Microsoft does? If the idea is to attract Microsoft programmers, why not do a translator, along the lines of the excellent ASP2PHP, and choose a semi-decent language as the base language instead. BTW, I will personally thump anyone who takes that literally and makes PHP the default language for KDE. Stretching BASIC into object-land and RAD is a bad idea. Leave it where it belongs: on TRS-80s and Ohio SuperBoards.
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By Leon Brooks at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Boa Constructor, Visual TCL, Glade, KDevelop,
I could not agree more. I think the focus should be on what would be most beneficial for KDE and not necessarily dupe MS, or try to get MS developers. There is already visual python
By Dimi Shahbaz at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Well, like many others, BASIC was the first programming language I learned. It sucked 20 years ago, and VB sucks no less today. There exists a fairly complete and mature set of Python bindings for Qt/KDE (www.thekompany.com/projects/pykde/). Perhaps the effort would be better spent developing a nice IDE for PyKDE?
By Timbo at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
If you like Python, you may want to use the
By chris at Tue, 2000/10/03 - 5:00am
Why not find out what people want first?
I am reading down the list of comments here and noticing that there are very few which express the view that the project as it stands now is a good idea. Given the fact that you are making something you hope the developer community will adopt, wouldn't it make sense to ask them what they really want, then define the approach which will be taken? I've seen suggestions here to use: Java, Delphi, Python, and a plea to coordinate with the Gnome people. Perhaps you should consider a poll of your development community to find out if how they would like to see you approach this.
By Blackjax at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: Why not find out what people want first?
Those most vocal are responding.
By Fran at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
You know, I see a lot of arrogant replies to this thread as to why there shouldn't be a BASIC for KDE. You're sounding a lot like the Microsoft guys who don't think there should be a Linux, or the Sun guys who don't think there should be a Linux.
What you're talking about is another programming language CHOICE for Linux, that is a GOOD THING, not a bad thing.
S=op what it's BASIC? There are millions of Visual Basic developers out there in corporate jobs using it who would love to target Linux, but can't, because Linux development can only be done by the "in" crowd, e.g. C/C++ developers.
C/C++/Java developers my laugh at Visual Basic, that's OK, but VB isn't a slouch, either. Put me up against a C/C++/Java developer to write an OOish order entry app, and I bet I get get mine finished before yours even compiles. Some people like to get the job done using a tool their comfortable with.
If we can create a KBASIC that is easy to use, with constructs and keywords that don't leave people out of the Linux loop.
By Mongolo at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Have you ever seen/tried Delphi?
Delphi has all the power of C/C++ and almost all the simplicity of BASIC, with more read-ability than either.
You really should try it out, and as Borland/Inprise happens to have a 60 day free trial available for download, it's fairly easy to start out with =)
By Trevor at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Have you ever seen/tried Delphi?
Also Borland is getting closer to finishing Kylix, their Delphi/C++ builder on Linux project, so that anything written with (is it the CLX cross platform class set) will simply recompile in both windows AND linux with little to no modification.
By Tsujigiri at Wed, 2000/10/04 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Well, there are still people who prefer Visual Basic-like language to Delphi. I have done some bigger projects in Delphi and written some littler programs in Kylix and of course there numerous things that are better in Delphi and Kylix than in VB, but I do not believe that it is not possible to give to BASIC the power of Delphi and also maintain (partial?) compatibility with Visual Basic. I personally would like something Visual Basic .NET-like more than Delphi. And it seems to be simpler to learn BASIC than Pascal (I do not realize, why and maybe this is only my experience with people) and for me the modern BASIC looks better than Pascal. For GUI programming and for plugins BASIC would be my true preference (even if I like old-style text-mode applications and use to write these in C/C++).
By Still do not li... at Fri, 2004/07/02 - 5:00am
So take the bits that work!
Go for the RAD/IDE parts, burn the VB. That's what Boa Constructor is. John Sowa's post below pretty much sums VB itself up as it is, but why not translate?
ASP2PHP already has a top-notch VB parser in it, and I'm sure that making it spit out a Python subset or whatever would be a heck of a lot easier than coping with VB's deficiencies for the rest of our collective lives!
By Leon Brooks at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
M$ developers know that VB sucks
The Microsoft developers themselves admit that VB is a total disaster: it was never designed, and it evolved with unplanned patches installed by programmers who didn't coordinate their work with COM or with other modules that use VB as a scripting language.
VB and VBA run many billions of dollars worth of application code, and it is the single biggest reason for the almost universal use of M$ Office.
The only way that any office suite will be able to compete with M$ office is to run current VBA scripts without any change.
By John Sowa at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
And also be subject to the viruses that spread via this scripting language! That is my ONLY real concern for things. Whatever anyone does - don't make things like mail clients that use VBS...PLEASE!!!
By Steve Wilson at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
It's not having VB scripting that allows end uses to easily run malicous code -- it's because the file extensions are associated to the interpreter engine by default. Users could just as easily click on an .exe file and run it.
VBS viruses are not spread due to any fault in software (well, that's arguable)... it's sheer human stupidity that causes it.
By Justin Buist at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
VBS viruses really *are* spread by flawed software
VBS viruses are not spread due to any fault in software (well, that's arguable)...
It certainly is! VB is conceptually descended from a whole line of BASICs without terms like ``multi-user'' or ``network'' or even ``resources'' in their concept spaces. The fact that some of these have been (kind of) crudely bolted on afterwards is no help to the gestalt of the language. When you program in VBS land, you are programming with a hyper-extended version of dear old single-user, network-free MBASIC. Dear as in expensive, which is how it often ends up.
As networking and timesharing have been strapped on to Windows 9[58] (and age has seriously compromised the plastic cable-ties they used), so it can be strapped on to VB - but unlike (respectively) Unix or Python, it can never approach the clean, strong elegance of being born networking and timesharing. It will always be ``nuevo riche'' and illegitimate.
Trust me, we do not want to adopt this!
By Leon Brooks at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: VBS viruses really *are* spread by flawed soft
perl too
By george rogers at Thu, 2005/12/01 - 6:00am
Shades of CoBOL! Why not translate?
VB and VBA run many billions of dollars worth of application code, and it is the single biggest reason for the almost universal use of M$ Office. The only way that any office suite will be able to compete with M$ office is to run current VBA scripts without any change.
How gloomy. And doesn't that sound like CoBOL used to, once upon a time? I reckon a son of ASP2PHP would be a much better idea. It would cope with a great many existing projects (it does very well with VBS-based .ASP pages) and also break us loose from the millstone which is Visual BASIC.
By Leon Brooks at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
It comes down to this: dumb people. They are everywhere. But the last place you want them is in an IS/IT department. Yet, languages like COBOL and VB allow dumb people to get jobs in this very department. I guess the only thing sadder is a company of dumb people making a crappy product in COBOL/VB that a dumber group of dumb people needs to support (and obviously can't because the code is dumb).
If you want to stop wasting money (on smart people like me that charge outrageous rates for fixing dumb code), please keep dumb people and dumb technologies out of your department.
By no at Fri, 2003/12/12 - 6:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
1! it teaches you bad habits;
By george rogers at Thu, 2005/12/01 - 6:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
Ppls ppls just because VB can't do powerful stuffs does not mean it sucks... I love VB and it makes me so sad when ppls curse at it... i can make pretty decent programs out of VB... i made a lot of programs for my school and i make happy birth day cards to my good friends with VB... As programers we should know how to live with other programs around us ^^ so yea my point is lets not curse at VB... thank you so much wish you all luck on your programings!
By unknown at Sun, 2006/10/29 - 5:00am
Re: M$ developers know that VB sucks
We all know that this programming language sucks but when it's what the crappy schools and teachers hand to you you can't do much but cower and learn how to use it and then make sure you don't do all the stupid crap that the obvious idiots are doing.
Also this language can be as fun or as strong as any other and it does a lot more than what those earlier naysayers were saying in the beginning. This laguage has become very powerful and it does way more than you naysayers give it credit for...
Also if your stoopid enough to deal with a Microsoft product then you have to put up with it and take your lumps or better yet go learn another 'BETTER' language if you can even find one...
I've been using it for longer than this particular thread has been around and what they say at the beginning of the thread is/was true at the time but we have adapted so things are much better now. So, if your gonna say no to learning VB just because of the first few naysayers well that is your loss and that just too bad for YOU....
nuff said...
By Mr. Underhill at Thu, 2006/11/02 - 6:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Personally, I'd rather not see a VB implementation for Linux. I love Delphi, C++ and PHP a lot, and although I do not know much about Java and Python, I think these two are great languages as well. VB (or Basic in general) is not a good language in my opinion.
However, that doesn't mean there shouldn't be a VB version for Linux. It's said before: CHOICE is the keyword here and for the majority of Windows people VB is the only language they know about. Just offer them a language they know, as it DOES do the job for many simple apps.
It's just Basic's tendency to promote 'quick and dirty' work that makes many experienced programmers hate the Basic language AND that makes inexperienced programmers LOVE the language.
There are just a few notes I want to add here:
1) NEVER use a single language as the only scripting language in other apps. There should be a KPart like interface to plugin litterally any programming language into e.g. KOffice. That would be a feature that would bring KOffice way beyong MS best selling product
2) PLEASE share as much code as possible with the Gnome Basic and the KDevelop guys. Reinventing code is nice if the old code is fundamentally wrong, but it also uses lots of resources that could otherwise be used much more efficiently.
3) Continue the work for all Basic people out there (but do not expect ME to use it on a regular basis)
By Martijn Klingens at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
Get off it you sanctimonious naysayers. Believe it or not, there are some of us out here who have the capacity to create useful (even inspired) code who don't have the time to tangle with the malodorous intricacies of C++ and other gnome-inspired languages. If you don't like Basic (for theological or practical reasons), stay away. Those of us who value our time ... and who aren't bound by the peer group politics of turf-guarding (viz the IBM era)... often prefer it.
By Concatenatus at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KBasic: A VB-Like Rad/IDE For KDE
40% of the cost of software is maintanance. THose of us who value that time DON'T use Basic.
By cbcbcb at Sun, 2000/10/01 - 5:00am
A source code converter would be better.
It seems to me that Microsoft put efficient tools into Visual Basic because the company wants to make sure it doesn't deliver a good programming tool. It isn't Basic that people like, it is the tools available in VB.
Visual Basic is written in C and C++, I understand. Microsoft wants to make sure that its customers are not able to become good enough programmers to compete with its own products. That's why it delivers efficient tools for a ridiculously bad language.
Most people don't seem to realize that the limitations of Microsoft products are deliberate. Windows 98 crashes because there is a deliberate limitation (of 128 K memory, I understand) in GDI and User resources. Exceed those limitations, and the operating system crashes without warning. Deliberate limitations like this are the action of a monopoly wanting to insure that the customers always have a reason to upgrade.
(Run Microsoft's own Resource Meter software in Windows 98 to see the limitations in action.)
It is a challenge for open source software creators not to get involved with Microsoft's destructiveness. Possibly what is really needed here is a converter to take source code from a VB program and turn it into source code in a sensible language.
If the conversion could go in both directions, the need to write in VB would completely disappear. This is the desired effect. The present plan, of providing a VB-like language in open source software has the negative effect of encouraging VB programming.
By Michael Jennings at Sat, 2000/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: A source code converter would be better.
I want to know is there any possibility of convertion of vb source to say c/c++ ?
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Cloud automation company Skytap has launched a new automation pack to create testing environments in the Skytap cloud. The automation options work with on-premise Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS), Visual Studio, and Testing Manager workflows. There is compatibility with a range of application development workloads ranging from .NET client applications to complex n-tier server applications, such as SharePoint.
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Eden Organic - Small Vegetable Shells, Organic, 60% Whole Grain 340g
Small sea shells or conchigliette colored red beet, green spinach, orange carrot/annatto, and golden grain. All organically grown. Colors brighten when cooked. 60% whole grain durum and 40% golden amber durum semolina. Crafted at the Eden Organic Pasta Company on vintage Italian equipment with brass dies and slow air drying. Delightful flavor and texture, and an excellent source of riboflavin B2 with 45% of the recommended daily value (DV) per serving. A good source of healthy fiber, protein, iron, thiamin B1, niacin B3, magnesium, and zinc. These small shells are lovely in salads and soups. Packaged in a reclosable, recycled and recyclable box with a tasty recipe and its photo on the back.
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Funkita swimwear is Australia's most unique and vibrant women's swimwear range and offer exceptional colour intensity, durability and comfort which is why they have seen rapid growth since they started back in 2004.
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Hi Everyone!
Now that the holidays are upon us again, I wanted to re-post a blog entry I made in November 2009 (actually one of my first posts to the new blog at that time) because the holiday times and family gatherings provide the perfect opportunity to the family historian to share previously researched information and also to gather new information to compile into the family history.
What follows in Bold and Italics is the post I published back in 2009. The message to family historians is as important today as it was then. Take a look at the message and take advantage of your time with family during the holidays of 2014-2015.
The Holiday Season is one of the best times of the year to move your genealogy research forward! You are circled by family members who may be very interested to know of your research. Not only can you share what you have discovered but you may have willing family members that can't help but share more with you during this season of sharing!
Now is the time that family members will really see how serious you take your family research. They may not open up to you as a willing participant at this time. But you may have planted the seed in their mind that will come to grow at a future date when their assistance will become invaluable.
Bring some copies of research documents you may have uncovered to date as well as copies of pictures to share with the family members present at the gathering. Keep the originals at home for safety and security! If you have digitized your discoveries as .JPG images then bring your laptop with the data or your smartphone or your tablet computer if you have one that contains the images. Even having the images on a flash drive will help because you can plug that into a computer that may exist in the house. Even new HDTV sets often have a USB connection to the HDTV that you can plug into. You can then look at the images on the TV screen!
What a great time to share family information as well as to gather more if you can. Bring a digital recorder or a camcorder with to document the new information family members will be willing to share. If you have a smartphone you probably have an App that can function as a digital recorder. Don't leave all of the stories to your memories. Get the stories in the voice of the original provider for further analysis down the road. Ask their permission to audio or videotape what they have to say. Respect their wishes if they choose not to be recorded. Then take notes.
Always remember to be a good guest if you are visiting. It is the Holiday Season after all and not necessarily a genealogical convention! Don't make yourself a genealogical nuisance at this time but see if you can arrange a time in the future to revisit with key family members to obtain further information in a non-holiday pressured setting.
Share your family history stories and research.
Keep an ear open for other family history stories.
Plant those seeds among family members for future help.
But most importantly, enjoy your family during this Holiday Season!
Tony Kierna
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