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2012-2013: In indoor track, ran personal best 2:18.64 in 800m at Boston University Terrier Classic....Raced personal best 9.82 in 60-meter hurdles at Heps...Claimed personal best of 1.43 in the high jump at Heps...Also made personal best of 9.20m in shot put at Heps...Personal best of 3114 points in pentathlon at Heps...Placed 2nd in 800m at Heps...In outdoor track, placed 5th in 800m at Yale Springtime Invitational.
2011-2012: In indoor track, competed in the triple jump and long jump…Season best of 10.99m in the triple jump, placing third at HYP…Fourth in the long jump at the Giegengack Invitational…Second in the long jump at Dartmouth-Columbia-Yale…Competed in the 4x400-meter run at ECACs…In outdoor track, third in the triple jump at HY…Also competed in the long jump at HY, finishing sixth in a season-best 5.31m…Competed in both events at Heps.
High School: School records in long jump, triple jump, 4x400m and pentathlon...Jefferson County League records in long jump and triple jump......Second in long jump, second in pentathlon, fourth in triple jump and eighth in 4x400m at 2011 Colorado State Championships...Fifth in long jump, fifth in pentathlon and seventh in 4x400m at 2010 CO State Champs...Sixth in long jump at 2009 CO State Champs...2009-2011 all conference in long jump, triple jump and 400m...Team Captain (2009-2011)...Founding member of the Tiger Track Club...Named 2011 All-Colorado Athlete and 2011 Lakewood High School Athlete of the Year.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
The past returns
It amazes me that I used to do such teeny tiny hand embroidery:
In today's world, this mug rug is more my style:
Have a happy day, friends! And a happy weekend too.................
22 comments:
- Simply Sandy said...
Carol, I am in love with that teeny outfit. The embroidery and tiny little buttons are precious.
- March 16, 2012 at 7:17 AM
- Gill said...
What a beautiful gift! the embroidery is exquisite!
- March 16, 2012 at 7:28 AM
- Aliceart said...
What a lovely gift! It will surely be treasured.
- March 16, 2012 at 7:30 AM
- marysza said...
amazing mug rug!! love this frog!! ahah so funny! great idea! :D
- March 16, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- Yumm yumz by patticakes said...
Your baby gift is breathtaking! I'm sure it will become a family heirloom!
- March 16, 2012 at 9:00 AM
- kreativkäfer said...
Amazing ♥
- March 16, 2012 at 9:58 AM
- Maria said...
Oh what a beautiful little outfir for your friends abay.
Love the way you embroidered it.
- March 16, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- Polka Dot Classic said...
Is Beautiful !!
Lovely work :)
- March 16, 2012 at 10:53 AM
- Deb said...
SO cute!
- March 16, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Wendy said...
Your gift is precious...not only the work but the kindness with which it is being given!! Love ribbety frog :) :)
- March 16, 2012 at 11:23 AM
- Annette said...
What an adorable little outfit! And the frog does make me feel like having a happy (hoppy) day.
- March 16, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Karen said...
Oh my gosh....that is beautiful.....She's going to love it. The little frog mug rug is cute too. Karen
- March 16, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- Annette said...
what a presoius little outfit she should love it I hope you are having a hoppy day too
in stitches
- March 16, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- Jo said...
Oh Carol that little Angel top is so sweet, and the embroidery beautiful, but I think you must make a little smocked dress for this baby when she arrives.....no pressure though.
- March 16, 2012 at 1:25 PM
- Susan said...
Gosh - what a contrast between the baby outfit and your work these days. Its very pretty and will look delightful on a little baby.
- March 16, 2012 at 3:09 PM
- Natalya H said...
She would be crazy not to love this!!! This absolutely adorable!
- March 16, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- Elaine said...
Carol, you know I LOVE the outfit and it is so special to me! I can't believe all the tiny details and honestly wish that baby was coming a bit later so that this could be her coming home outfit. We'll have another lunch date when it fits her so that you can see her in it in person!
- March 17, 2012 at 5:09 PM
- Rettabug said...
Awwww, I remember when you were doing these tiny, precious outfits! How nice of you to gift your friend one of them. It is beautiful & you always did/do such nice work, Carol.
- March 18, 2012 at 7:15 AM
- Annie said...
How cutsie! I thought that was what embroidery was...tiny stitching. Maybe I don't do the right kind of embroidery. Froggie is so funny!
- March 18, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- a Matula ikrek said...
What a lovely little thing. It's so pure girly.
The frog is funny. :o)
- March 20, 2012 at 1:37 AM
- Two Wednesdays said...
That outfit is one of the most beautiful things I have seen - I would have loved to receive it for my daughter. Your friend must have been thrilled.
- April 25, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- maria said...
such a cute little dress, your friend will be pleased.
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The birdhouses resemble barns, churches, and Colonial houses. Chinese Chippendale gates and millstones guide visitors through the garden's rooms, where statues stare back at them. There are obelisks and arbors, evergreens and magnolias, obelisk beeches and yellowwood trees everywhere, many underplanted with ferns. Korean generals stand guard.
In a book Mr. Barham published to memorialize his garden, he says: "The best way to understand my passion is to understand my garden." When I asked Mr. Barham, who studied at the Parsons School of Design and worked as an interior decorator as a young man, whether he could define his garden's style, he replied that he wanted it to have a "natural" feel despite its carefully manicured plants and man-made works of art.
Mr. Barham said he wished he could open his garden to more visitors, but his insurers have warned him that too many risks come along with them.
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The author and Emmy-winning chef is getting ready for next month's South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas, where she again will be hosting all-day music performances, with more than a dozen bands. One of those bands, The Cringe, is led by her husband, John Cusimano.
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Stephen Colbert is to replace David Letterman as host of the Late Show. Letterman recently announced that he will step down from the talk show in 2015.
CBS has now named Colbert — best known for fronting Comedy Central's satirical news show The Colbert Report — as his replacement.
Colbert has signed a five-year deal with the network, with his premiere date as host of the Late Show yet to be confirmed.
"Stephen Colbert is one of the most inventive and respected forces on television," said CBS boss Les Moonves. "David Letterman's legacy and accomplishments are an incredible source of pride for all of us here, and today's announcement speaks to our commitment of upholding what he established for CBS in late night."
"Simply being a guest on David Letterman's show has been a highlight of my career," Colbert added. "I never dreamed that I would follow in his footsteps, though everyone in late night follows Dave's lead."
Names linked to the Late Show gig in the days since news of Letterman's retirement broke include Neil Patrick Harris, Craig Ferguson, and Chelsea Handler.
Colbert — who is known for adopting a spoof conservative persona — was recently embroiled in controversy following a tweet from his show's official account that some fans branded racist.
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The Schedule
Friday, Oct. 19, 2007
No. 13 Pacific at No. 8 UC Santa Barbara, 4 p.m.
at Campus Pool
Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007
No. 1 USC at No. 8 UC Santa Barbara, 12 p.m.
at Campus Pool
This Week In Water Polo
Coming off of two weeks of non-conference action, including last weekend's Southern California Tournament, the No. 8 UC Santa Barbara men's water polo team will return to Campus Pool for a pair of Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match-ups. The Gauchos will take-on No. 13 Pacific on Friday, Oct. 19 at 4 p.m. before hosting No. 1 USC at noon on Saturday, Oct. 20.
Gauchos Place Ninth At 2007 Southern California Tournament
After a disappointing 5-4 loss to then-ranked No. 10 Loyola Marymount in the opening round of last weekend's Southern California Tournament, UCSB turned things around and won its next three games to take ninth in the competitive tournament. The Gauchos posted their second win of the season over Redlands, 19-2, on Saturday and followed it with a 13-7 win over Pacific, and a 6-5 win over St. Francis on Sunday. The Gauchos are now 15-8 on the season and 0-1 in MPSF games.The Gauchos are currently five wins away from their second consecutive 20-win season and if they are able to accomplish that feat, it would be a program first. After climbing to seventh on the Collegiate Water Polo Association Top-20 Coaches Poll last week, the Gauchos dropped to eighth this week after last Saturday's loss to LMU.
Around The Conference
No. 1 USC currently leads the MPSF with its 3-0 conference record and leads the nation with a perfect 12-0 record this season. Cal is 1-0 in MPSF games while Stanford, UCLA and UC Irvine are each 1-1. The rest of the conference is currently 0-1.
Freshman Phenom
Freshman Milos Golic continued to shine this past weekend as he led the Gauchos with eight goals at the Southern California Tournament. Five of Golic's eight goals came in the 13-7 win over Pacific, a game in which he also handed out three assists. For the weekend, Golic posted a .380 shooting percentage along with seven assists and four earned penalties or ejections. For his performance over the weekend, Golic was named UCSBGauchos.com Student-Athlete of the Week. The native of Belgrade, Serbia currently ranks sixth in the MPSF with his 2.29 goals per game average and is second amongst the Gauchos with 32 goals scored this season. He has had 10 multiple goal showings and his five goals on Sunday marked a career-high. Golic is also third on the team with 20 assists and has collected 10 steals and 13 earned penalties or ejections.
Ross On A Roll
Senior Ross Sinclair, a 2006 Third Team All-American, continues to lead UCSB in just about every statistical category. Sinclair has posted a team-leading 40 goals, 25 assists, 20 steals, and 12 field blocks. The Newport, Calif. native currently averages 1.82 goals per game, ranking ninth amongst all MPSF players. Sinclair stretched his current scoring streak to twelve consecutive games with his six goals this past weekend, including a weekend-best hat trick against Redlands. He has posted 13 multiple-goal games, including six games with a hat trick or more. The driver is now tied ninth on the UCSB career scoring list with 141 goals.
The View On Vincze
Sophomore Zsombor Vincze, a 2006 All-MPSF Honorable Mention, also stretched a scoring streak this weekend. The native of Szeged, Hungary posted five goals over the weekend including a pair in the narrow 5-4 loss to LMU. His current streak stretches to six straight games with at least one goal. The utility player is third amongst the Gauchos with 31 goals, which surpasses his 30 scored last season, and is 13th in conference with an average of 1.63 per game. In addition to his five goals, Vincze also earned a total of 12 penalties or ejections last weekend, earning five against both Pacific and St. Francis. Vincze has posted 14 assists and leads the team with 29 drawn penalties or ejections.
The Wright Stuff
Senior goalkeeper Rick Wright notched a season-high 15 saves in Saturday's loss to Loyola Marymount. He also tallied nine saves apiece in each of Sunday's match-ups. The San Diego, Calif. native also had six steals and two assists during the weekend. Wright currently ranks second in the MPSF with an average of 10.2 saves per game and has tallied double-digit saves in six games. He currently averages 7.5 goals against per game and has tallied nine assists and 11 steals this season.
The Price Is Right
Junior Miles Price continues to be a solid contributor to the Gaucho offense this season. The driver is currently tied fourth on the team with his 26 goals scored, including five scored this past weekend. The Canyon, Calif. native led UCSB to its 6-5 win over St. Francis during Sunday's ninth-place game with a pair of goals. Price has posted seven multi-goal games this season, including two four-goal showings, and is second on the team behind Sinclair with 21 assists.
Partelow's Prowess
Sophomore driver Stefan Partelow, who finished the 2006 season with 18 goals, has already surpassed his freshman season output as he currently is tied fourth amongst the Gauchos with 26 goals scored. The Manhattan Beach, Calif. native has scored at least one goal in 14 of the Gauchos' 23 contests this season, including a career-high four goals against Redlands on Saturday. Partelow has also chipped in 18 assists, 10 steals, 11 field bocks, and 10 earned penalties or ejections.
The Wigo File
Now in his third season as the head coach of the UC Santa Barbara men's water polo team is three-time Olympian and former captain of the USA Men's National Team, Wolf Wigo. Overall, Wigo has posted a 49-39 (.556) record at UCSB. In 2006, just his second year with the program, Wigo led his team to a fifth-place finish in the MPSF and an overall record of 21-14, marking the first 20-win season for UCSB since 1990. Wigo also coached three players to All-MPSF honors and Ross Sinclair became the first player he has coached to earn collegiate All-American honors.
Tiger Talk
No. 13 Pacific enters this weekend's action with a 13-11 overall record and a 0-1 MPSF record. The Tigers, who suffered a 13-7 loss to UCSB on Sunday, finished 11th overall at the Southern California Tournament. Pacific is led by Dragen Bakic, who averages 2.96 goals per game, and Duje Kaurloto, who averages 2.92. Defensively, goalie Brian Domecus leads the Tigers with his 10.08 saves per game.
Trojan Tidbits
No. 1 USC enters this weekend with a perfect 12-0 overall record and 3-0 MPSF mark and is coming off of a first-place finish at the Southern California Tournament. The Trojans have been led this season by current MPSF Player of the Week, Shea Buckner, who averages 1.42 goals per game. Goalie Adam Shilling leads the conference with his 4.17 goals against average and is currently averaging 7.67 saves per game. This will be the Gauchos' first match-up with the Trojans this season.
Coming Attractions
Following this week's two-game home stand, UCSB will travel to Stanford on Saturday, Oct. 27 for a conference match-up at noon. On Sunday, Nov. 4, UCSB will host its final home game of the season against Cal before finishing up the regular season on the road. The MPSF Tournament will take place Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 23-25 at Cal. The winner of the tournament automatically qualifies for the NCAA Championships, which take place the following weekend, Dec. 1-2 at Stanford.


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The music director will take his orchestra on its first tour to Mexico in October, followed by their first joint tour of the Far East in January and February of 2013, the CSO announced Tuesday.
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Vladimir Putin has been re-elected to the Russian presidency. While there were irregularities in the election, support from the vast Russian hinterland would have delivered "the strongman" an outright victory in any case. The country is enjoying unprecedented prosperity, and it remembers too well the chaos of the Yeltsin years and the pains of moving "cold turkey" from communism to the free market only to see the oligarchs steal state enterprises and natural resources for their personal enrichment. The people chose Putin and stability over more decisive democratic change.
After a year of uprising and harsh repression, the Syrian opposition has not yet drawn large parts of the country to join its protests against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad. For the business class, Assad's liberalization has been a boon. For minorities like the Alawites and Christians, Assad's rule represents protection from religious oppression. The Arab Spring has not flourished in Syria in part, at least, because stability serves the interests of many and the outlook for any other future in Syria is unclear, or even worse, chaotic.
For generations, liberal internationalists criticized U.S. foreign policy for favoring stability over democracy. Over time that changed in democracy's favor: in Latin America and East Asia, and following the collapse of the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe. The National Endowment for Democracy, a federally funded agency that is part of the State Department, and other nongovernmental organizations associated with the two major U.S. political parties played an important role in transitions in Ukraine, Georgia, Slovakia, Serbia and elsewhere.
President Obama's speech to the Muslim world in Cairo in 2009 and his selective support for the Arab Spring seem to have extended that policy still further. The administration also seems for now to have defused a dispute over the arrest and trial of U.S. democracy workers in Egypt. But presented with the opportunity to bring popular democratic movements to power, citizens in a number of countries, like Russia, now seem to be opting for stability. Outsiders should not complain too loudly when insiders, who have known suffering, choose the status quo. They also have the most to lose when a political transition results in years of disorder followed by renewed oppression.
There are some counterexamples, of course. Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring, has made the smoothest transition to democracy, with the moderate Muslim Renaissance (Ennahda) Party winning a plurality in the 2011 elections. Morocco's King Mohammed VI instituted limited democratic reforms by royal decree, and they were approved by popular referendum last July.
Compared with Russia, Egypt and Syria, Tunisia and Morocco are small, more compact countries with fewer political crosscurrents, which makes it easier for them to achieve political consensus. In addition, the legitimacy of the transition seems to ease the move to democracy. For years, the oppressed Renaissance Party was the opposition in exile with broad internal support. In Morocco King Mohammed's standing, as well as his agile efforts to get ahead of the Arab Spring, gave the transition some legitimacy. Elsewhere the move to democracy will go more slowly and face more difficulties.
The arrest and trial of American activists in Egypt illustrate how U.S. efforts to promote democracy are facing setbacks. Democracy and human rights activists, as well as foreign nongovernmental organizations, need to fall back and reassess their vulnerabilities and their untried opportunities. New ways need to be found to link promoters of democracy to local activists. Education, broadly speaking, provides a proven way to promote change. Post-9/11 immigration barriers have made it difficult for students to pursue higher education in the United States. Educators should work with the Department of Homeland Security to make the United States once again the favored destination of foreign students. Cultural exchanges should also be expanded. To that end, the Office of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, formerly the U.S. Information Agency, ought to be cut free from the restraints of the State Department's short-term agenda and allowed to build up, over the long term, knowledge of the United States at the grass-roots level among foreign populations.
Trade is also vital to the democratic agenda. China has proven that free trade does not always lead to democracy, and Russia shows how strong government can distort business development. But in many cases, improved economies will give countries in transition greater opportunity for political change. The development of an independent business sector can create domestic leverage for change. Increased trade and professional exchanges also stimulate familiarity among countries, leading to greater openness to experiment. Stability does not have to be the enemy of democracy. It can sometimes be its friend.


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Wayne Rooney were sent for early baths, although what punishment the Scot expects for a deliberate handball which denies a goal and an obvious display of dissent is unclear. For my money, the red card for Scholes and the second yellow for Rooney were spot on, with the former England midfielder glumly accepting the inevitable. Hot-headed striker Rooney, unsurprisingly, was somewhat less gracious. Suspensions are a concern now for the Red Devils, with Nemanja Vidic, who was dismissed against Liverpool, Scholes and Rooney all ruled out of the forthcoming meeting with Aston Villa. Having breathed new life into the title race with their Old Trafford romp, Liverpool gleefully seized on United's Craven Cottage crumble as they demolished a fading Aston Villa side 5-0 the following day. Steven Gerrard grabbed his first Premier League treble as Rafa Benitez's men continued their recent red-hot form after four-goal triumphs against United and nine-times European champions Real Madrid. Despite recent results United know the title remains in their hands given their slender advantage and the benefit of a game in hand, while Benitez will be concerned that the international break could stall his side's impressive momentum. But the final stages of the title battle promises to be an enthralling affair, although it now appears to be a two-horse race after Chelsea's defeat at Tottenham on Saturday afternoon. Guus Hiddink's impressive record of six victories and one draw since taking charge at Stamford Bridge was brought to a halt at White Hart Lane as Luka Modric swept home the winner and much-maligned goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes performed heroics to keep out everything the Blues could throw at him. Spurs have now effectively banished any fears of relegation, and with seventh place likely to be enough for a place in Europe, Harry Redknapp's hopes of continental competition could yet come to fruition. Eight teams realistically remain threatened by the drop, with West Brom ever-more likely to occupy one of the three unwanted slots as they now stand seven points away from a position of safety following their 1-1 home draw with Bolton. Gary Megson, who was sent to the stands late on during his return to his former club, can breathe a little easier but is experienced enough to know that a five-point cushion can swiftly be whittled away. Stoke were the weekend's big winners in the relegation stakes, with Middlesbrough being pushed closer to the drop as they became the latest club to fail to deal with Rory Delap's long throws. Gareth Southgate had drilled his men through the week in a bid to nullify the threat of Delap and they held out until six minutes from time before Ryan Shawcross got a crucial touch as his team-mate hurled the ball deep into the Boro box at a bouncing Britannia Stadium. North East misery was compounded on Saturday evening as Newcastle were pushed into the drop-zone by Stoke's success and remained there after suffering a 3-1 home defeat at the hands of Arsenal. Obafemi Martins' first-half penalty miss proved to be a turning point as his weak kick was saved by Manuel Almunia and the Gunners struck three times in 11 second-half minutes, rendering an initial response from Martins meaningless. With Chelsea the next club to visit St James' Park before a testing trip to Stoke, these are worrying times for the Magpies and owner Mike Ashley, with manager Joe Kinnear still convalescing after major heart surgery. Any glee Sunderland fans gained from seeing their bitter rivals in the bottom three will have been tempered by Sunday's 1-0 defeat at Manchester City, although the early dismissal of George McCartney was harsh on Ricky Sbragia's side. 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If there were one guiding principle that encapsulated all pragmatic optimists, it would simply be: "judge your worth not by what you own, but by what you create"…In my travels documenting and working with a number of these individuals I've observed number of core principles they all seem to share, and they're principles any of us can adopt:
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Alleged child abuser Scott Volkers won't be given coaching accreditation for the Pan Pacific swim meet on the Gold Coast in August, a royal commission has heard.
Swimming Australia CEO Mark Anderson said on Wednesday the sporting body had informed Brazilian authorities it wouldn't support Mr Volkers' accreditation for the event, which it oversees.
In 2002, a number of women came forward alleging Mr Volkers sexually abused them while he was their swimming coach in the 1980s and 1990s.
The charges were subsequently dropped.
"We've informed them, if there was a request made for Scott Volkers to be accredited for that event, that we would not be providing accreditation," Mr Anderson said.
Mr Volkers left Australia to work in Brazil after 2010 and is currently working with one of Australian star James Magnussen's biggest rivals, 100m freestyle world record holder Cesar Cielo.
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse is examining how Swimming Australia and other sports and government bodies handled the accusations against Mr Volkers and another former coach, Terry Buck.
Former Swimming Australia CEO, Glenn Tasker, told the commission he wanted to bin an application by Mr Volkers for the position of head women's coach in 2002.
Mr Volkers applied for the job six months after he was charged and just a day before those charges were dropped.
He got the job with Swimming Australia and held it until 2004.
"Part of me wanted to throw it in the bin," Mr Tasker said of Mr Volkers' application.
"But there was, you know, a panel set up to review the applications and so it was sent to the high performance committee for processing."
Mr Tasker said he discussed the allegations with Mr Volkers - who strenuously denied them.
However, he did not talk to Mr Volkers' accusers and told the commission he didn't know he could.
Commission chair Justice Peter McClellen pointed out that a magistrate had ruled there was a prima facie case for Mr Volkers to answer before the Queensland DPP decided to drop the charges.
"Very serious allegations had been made against him; a prima facie case had been found against him, and you chose to accept his denial and nothing more was done," Justice McClellen said.
"I have to concede that," Mr Tasker replied.
A 2005 complaint against Mr Volkers by a former member of the national swim team left Mr Tasker feeling horrified, he said, while a Crime and Misconduct Commission report critical of the handling of the Volkers case left him with a "sense of disquiet."
He told the commission that after restructuring Swimming Australia's high performance program following the 2004 Mare Nostrum series, managers were told not to use Mr Volkers in any Swimming Australia activities.
"You must have been significantly concerned about Mr Volkers' conduct," counsel assisting Caroline Spruce asked.
"I would suggest that I was always concerned about his conduct," Mr Tasker replied.
"By 2005, our high performance program had been restructured again and he was effectively out of the system."
In his statement to the commission, Mr Tasker said he didn't like Mr Volkers personally.
"I found him arrogant and I just don't like arrogant people," he said.
The hearings continue.


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KnowledgeBase 00112: Using the Mouse in Character Mode Applications
The image presented by established character mode applications can often be improved by adding features more commonly related to GUI applications such as the ability to use the mouse to click on items displayed to the user. This article describes how an application using AccuTerm terminal types with the -at suffix, QMConsole on Windows, the deprecated QMTerm or QM installed on a PDA can detect and process mouse clicks.
Enabling the Mouse
Mouse click detection is disabled by default. The QMBasic MOUSE statement can be used to enable this
MOUSE ONThis action sends a control code to the terminal emulator asking it to pass mouse click information to the server.
Detecting a Mouse Click
The code sent to the server is different depending on the terminal emulator in use. The QMBasic KEYCODE() and KEYCODEV() functions use the terminfo definitions to parse the incoming code into a common form, returning a value of char(K$MOUSE) or KV$MOUSE respectively if a mouse click is detected.
Additional data relating to the mouse click is stored in three system variables, @MBUTTON, @MROW and @MCOL and can be used by the application to determine which button was pressed and where the mouse was positioned on the screen.
the @MBUTTON variable is set to 1 for the left button, 2 for the right button and 4 for the centre button. Pressing multiple buttons simultaneously forms an additive value from the individual button numbers. Some terminal types can only return mouse clicks for the left button.
The @MROW and @MCOL variables are set to the row and column positions, numbered from zero in the same way as cursor positions.
The following example shows how an application can recognise multibyte control key sequences and mouse clicks in a common code path.
K = KEYCODEV() BEGIN CASE CASE K = KV$LEFT ;* Cursor left key DISPLAY 'Seen cursor left key' CASE K = KV$RIGHT ;* Cursor right key DISPLAY 'Seen cursor right key' CASE K = KV$MOUSE ;* Mouse click DISPLAY 'Mouse clicked at ' : @MCOL : ',' : @MROW ...etc... END CASE
Beyond the Mouse
The mouse click detection method described above is adequate for many uses. The SUI (Smart User Interface) of AccuTerm provides a great way to introduce additional GUI features into a character mode application without needing to rewrite the user interface.
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|2010-10-30, 22:54
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Kamaboko smash & grab
Join Date: Nov 2009
Well, in my case, I've read quite a bit of the manga, and after watching 3 episodes, I realise it would be a lot more enjoyable to marathon it once it's done.
|2010-10-30, 23:18
|Link #263
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: The Mitten Area.
I like the animation of the show alot and Akito Takagi reminds me alot of Light from Death Note ( probably because its made by the same people lolz ). I only saw it because I was looking at the list of the fall anime on Animefreak.tv and it looked ok but it turned out being really good. Later I was at the book store looking at the manga and I saw the 1st volume out and im like OMFG WTF and I bought it shortly after although I havent read it yet
|2010-10-31, 09:54
|Link #265
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Kaya and Takagi scenes were nice. Looking forward to next episode when we finally be able to see the editor. The 'training montage' sequence was nice.
Also, what was Takagi doing that afterwards, they showed his fingers all bandaged up. and what does 'pasting tone' actually mean?
|2010-11-01, 07:42
|Link #267
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
I concur. I never how hard it is to draw manga before reading Bakuman. So much time and effort! imagine sitting still for so many hours just moving the pen with your fingers and wrist.... that must have hurt. Can't imagine how people do it.
|2010-11-01, 08:44
|Link #268
Seishu's Ace
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kobe, Japan
I was sure the kid in the convenience store with the headphones was Niizuma - it sure seemed like he was somebody important or they wouldn't have bothered with that scene at all. But I haven's seen anybody else mention it so maybe that was a whiff on my part.
|2010-11-01, 09:37
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Join Date: Jan 2009
After watching this episode and reading some stuff I started to understand why deadlines are such a big deal for mangakas. Whenever I watch a example of them working in manga, they always never have enough time and they're always sacrificing sleep. But this time, Saiko's still learning the ropes so it's reasonable that he has to be dead tired when he's jumping from an amateur to someone who can do a finished manuscript. We'll have to see how good their efforts are once they show it to a editor. I'm also a little disappointed that they didn't show a closer look at how a manga is created. I get the general idea but some of the stuff that goes on is a mystery to me.
Saiko must be one hell of a natural talent to do this much just from reading the manga teaching books. Especially when he's never been in an arts school and had been slacking off in middle school. I guess that award he won was the real deal. Or maybe he joined an art class during the time he was close with his uncle.
It's nice to see Saiko and Shujin get along well enough to do a sleepover. I'm pretty jealous of Saiko to have someone like Shujin to work with. The guy's watching out for him and being supportive whenever he can.
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|2010-11-01, 09:53
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|2010-11-01, 09:55
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Location: Kobe, Japan
I think he's done much more than read teaching books. The implication is that while Uncle was alive, Masahiro spent basically every free moment at the studio watching him work and learning from him. I think he picked up more from that experience than from any art class.
I just thought it odd that they made such a point of showing that kid's face and lingering over the scene for so long. If he isn't Niizuma, maybe he's someone else who will play a role going forward.
|2010-11-01, 10:33
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Join Date: Jan 2009
His uncle wasn't a really good artist though so that's what made me confused. Things like learning how to draw humans in proportion, learning how to draw them in motion, drawing clothing, hair, expressions, etc. His uncle's drawing didn't show that he was at that kind of skill level since the characters in the Super hero legends looked like chibis. Saiko probably learned a lot things like the format/standards of how to do pro manga but he couldn't have learn that much from his uncle's drawings.
But I don't mind it that much since the show doesn't have time to show Saiko learning this stuff slowly.
|2010-11-01, 10:48
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|2010-11-01, 13:05
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Kana Hanazawa ♥
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: France
Age: 32
I didn't really pay attention to the kid, to be honest. I thought he was just supposed to be one of those annoying kids reading magazines at the store instead of buying them, all the while making it impossible for you to grab the magazines you want.
|2010-11-01, 13:57
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: France
I thought the point of the scene was to show some kid very absorbed into the reading of their rival's manga.
It didn't occur to me the kid could be important, I thought it was all about what he was reading.
Without that scene, the scene in which the wannabe mangakas realize the rival is being serialized would have been a copy paste of the scene in which they realized a 15 years old won an award or something.
|2010-11-02, 00:05
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Yuuki Aoi
Join Date: Jul 2004
I feel as if this show is going very slowly, but it's still working for me. When Kasai did his trademark thing of bringing up the music over the action, I liked that it absolved them from having to do more than just hear the one voice from the editorial department -- and that voice sent shivers down my spine the way it must have them.
I don't think the reader was the other mangaka. I think he was just there to show how absorbing the other guy's work is. He didn't look at all like Niizuma is shown on the official site, either.
|2010-11-02, 19:20
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Location: Best Place In The WORLD
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Wait i'm a bit lost here, I thought Niizuma was the kid that was going crazy at the end of like the last two episodes or something, the one that was freaking out in his chair chanting like a monkey? That guy looked nothing like the dude standing in the shop reading Jack...so I don't know where you guys are getting this?
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WELESLEY, Mass. – In the first dual meet outing of the season for the MIT women's swimming and diving team, the Engineers won 10 of 16 events, including both relays, to defeat Wellesley College by a 187-113 score. MIT is now 1-0 for the 2011-12 season, while Wellesley suffered its first defeat of the year and fell to 2-1.
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By Jean E. Peterson, ELCA Region 5 Archivist Volunteer, WTS
Our tour guide told us candidly that there was a time when his fellow citizens were so beaten down and shamed, with very little opportunity for self-realization, taking pride in one's work, or developing any dignity or healthy self-respect, that they could not want to admit to their national identity as Germans. He reminded us that only in the last quarter of the past century have the East German people been able to say, not only, "I am Proud to be German," but furthermore "I am Proud to be East German." Our guide, Christian Eggert is owner-operator of Christian Tours Europe and of College Wittenberg which was home for ten nights of our Wartburg Seminary J-term trip to Germany, "Germany: Luther, Pietists, andBonhoeffer."
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Of course, the ubiquitous display of 1933-1945 was meant to denote the rise and power of Adolph Hitler and the Nazi Regime (Third Reich) in Germany.
1933-1945 also marks the emergence of the Confessing Church, and the German Resistance movement. These years mark the span of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's significant ministry – from his speaking out on the radio against the Hitler Regime in February 1933, to his execution in April 1945.
Running concurrently with all these things, across the ocean, the years 1933-1945 define the Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) administration in the USA.
For me, every time I saw "1933-1945," I felt a strong personal twinge. These were the first 12 years of my life! Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the only President I had ever known. He was elected in 1932 and inaugurated in 1933 before I was born. I was almost 12 when he died on 12 April 1945– a day I clearly remember.
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CONCORD, N.H.—Northern New England is turning to the sun, wind and waste wood for clean, renewable power, but there's a serious problem: the threat of gridlock on electricity "highways."
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The bottleneck is in Whitefield, the end of a transmission loop that runs through Berlin and Lost Nation.
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