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202 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ | Directions 8500433.450483 -112.073990
Mon. - Sun. 24 Hours
Neighborhoods: Central City, Downtown Phoenix
Worst Hotel Ever, Staff not much better – I would not refer my worst enemy to stay at this hotel. What a disaster this place is. NO hot water in our room, NO working TV, NO Coffee, There was a workout room, but only one of the 3 machines worked...and not very well. So, the reason I am writing this review is because we (my co-worker and I) were actually billed for a night that we did not even stay in the hotel. We had to check out due to no hot water in our shower. The manager was so rude and crazy. We ended up disputing the charge with our credit card company due to the managers lack of competence.
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This was my first stay in downtown phoenix. Your location is everything I could have asked for. I like your phoenix area better with every visit.
As a former student of interior design, I appauld the efforts to maintain the hotel's old timey appeal. Enjoyed our stay... we will be back :0)
We enjoyed our stay and were very happy with your services. Thank You
We loved the hotel - it exceeded our expectations! The renovation is great; love the "period" theme. The 3rd floor pool area is so nice and relaxing. We'll be back.
What a charming place – When business or pleasure call you to Phoenix, and you are not hungup on %stars, San Carlos is the BEST. Clean, quite and loaded with character, I loved it. In a city where everything is new, the San Carlos is like stepping back in time. Walk in and your in the 1940's. The recent renovations have not destroied the charm and grace of a hotel that was the once the stopover for folfs like Spencer Tracy and Marilyn Monroe.The San Carlos will be my my first choice in Phoenix.
Great Location for Convention Center, don't plan on sleeping in – I liked the way this hotel looked-classy for sure. The downstairs was lovely and The food in the restaurant was fantastic-the waitstaff were ok but the bartender was a big sweetie and gave us 5 cent margaritas. Great location-just blocks from the convention center, and within walking distance for great restaurants-though you might have to ask a local-not your behind-the-deskers. Strange-the pool was shaded by a canopy thing so it wouldn't get too hot....The beds were comfy and the rooms clean and spacious enough. The water pressure though-horrible: 2 out of the 3 days we were there. The walls were saran wrap thin, and we were woken up every morning by our neighbors giving some sort of presentation. My friend was paying for my stay so I didn't check out myself-as she was planned to pay for my room with her room, but I ended up getting charged for it. We'll see how their customer service is when call them and have them erase the charge. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, despite the walls and water pressure. I suppose i could have spoken up about the water...
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Just as there are better ways to make mousetraps, there are better ways to make license plates. Accordingly, as Daily Mail Business Editor George Hohmann reported recently, the state is doing away with the familiar heavy metal license plates with raised letters and numbers.
It is replacing them with flat, thinner, lighter, more reflective, more legible license plates that are easier to make, mail and store.
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Comic books to me, growing up, were a great equalizer of sorts. What do I mean by that? Well, my family generally did not have the kind of money that allowed us to go to the movie theaters or to buy the latest and greatest action figures, but my uncle worked at a local drug store that sold comic books. Now, I couldn't afford to purchase every issue because they came out every week and that got expensive, so my uncle would be sure to set aside any issues that got damaged in shipping and were unable to sell but still perfectly readable for a kid like me.
Getting a hold of these comic books allowed me to keep up with all of the other kids at school. I may not have had the accompanying action figure to play with but I was able to speak comics with them. And since I wasn't able to have the action figure, you bet I knew more about the comic series than anyone else in my class did. Kids used to come up to me when they had questions about the series or if they wanted a prediction on what would happen in the next episode. In this way comic books helped to equalize me, in my low-income upbringing, with many of my peers who may not have had a similar financial situation as me and my family did growing up.
In this same vein, comic books really allowed me to explore my creative side and express myself in ways that might not have otherwise been possible. Since my love for comics developed early on, it helped me learn to read. Some of the earliest "books" that I was reading was the Spiderman and Ironman comic book series. After I started reading pretty proficiently, I then took to writing, because, after all, what 6 year old kid doesn't want to write his own comic book? As I began writing my own series, that is about the time I started drawing and learning how to express myself through the characters that I was creating. At first they weren't that complex. My characters would simply end up going on adventures that I wish me and my family could afford to go on. For example, one adventure was flying across the ocean, and another was going to the tallest place in the world. They were fantasies that I dreamed of doing someday, but they were all possible through comics.
Later my characters got surprisingly complex. As I look back at some of my work now, I wonder what my parents thought having their 8 year old son making a comic book series like this, ha! They were just happy that the hobby allowed me to interact with the kids at school and helped me develop some life long friendships that I still have today.
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President Obama says he wants to trim federal spending by $4 trillion over 12 years. His proposal, delivered in a speech Wednesday, was in response to a 2012 budget plan by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., that claims to cut about $6 trillion in federal spending over 20 years.
Neither plan balances the budget. Both actually would add trillions to the federal debt in the coming years.
But the plans do differ substantially in their approach to deficit-reduction.
Rep. Ryan's plan would end the current Medicare system for people over 55. Instead of an open-ended fee-for-service program, Rep. Ryan wants the government to provide a voucher or subsidy to be used by the recipient to shop for a private health insurance plan.
Critics say the Ryan plan would dramatically increase out-of-pocket expenses for people shifted to the plan.
President Obama wants to keep the current delivery system, but reduce costs by paying doctors less, negotiating lower prescription drug prices and reducing fraud and abuse.
Critics say President Obama's approach, which builds on cost-saving mechanisms included in the Affordable Care Act, hasn't been tested in the real world.
The Obama and Ryan plans also differ markedly on tax increases. The Ryan plan doesn't have any, although some people in theory could end up paying more if tax-code reforms do away with their tax breaks. Rep. Ryan would make permanent the Bush-era tax breaks for families making more than $250,000 a year.
President Obama , who agreed last year to an extension of those breaks, says he won't agree to any more extensions. And he'd raise other taxes on Americans with high incomes. In all, President Obama's plan raises $1 in new taxes for every $3 it cuts in spending.
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A Recession-Proof Gospel?
Dr. J. Kameron Carter
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The NY Times ran a front page Sunday article recently that is well worth pausing over: "Even in Recession, Believers Invest in the Gospel of Getting Rich." It was occasioned by the "Southwest Believers' Convention" held in the Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX area this summer in August.
The article conveys many of the things already known about the prosperity "gospel of getting rich" as preached by the likes of Kenneth and Gloria Copeland (the focus of the article), Creflo Dollar (who participated in the Convention held in Ft. Worth), and others. It told of the lavish lifestyles of these preachers, their private jets, multiple cars, etc etc etc.
This alone did not give me pause, for it has been much documented and talked about.
What did give me serious pause, however, and what did ultimately prod me to put fingers to keyboard, is the image, the photograph, that appeared on the front page of the Sunday article. For we all know the saying: a picture's worth a thousand words.
Along with this front page article is a picture of what appears to be an African American, elderly woman. (If she's not African American, she certainly appears to be a woman of color). She contrasts starkly with the Copelands, whose photos are on the Times website version of the article.
There is not only a racial difference at work, but more noticeable are the class distinctions that are at work. The Copelands have the look of the professional, managerial class; they are polished; they exude Christian leadership. In another photo on the Times website, Copeland walks across the front of the altar, passionately gripping the bible. By contrast, the woman on the frontpage of the photo looks to be from the underclass. Nowhere near as polished looking, her clothes are common. You only see an image from the back; never her face. She is placing perhaps her last "piece of change," as my momma used to say, on the altar steps at the Convention.
This image struck me, for though I am a Christian theologian teaching at Duke University Divinity School, I've not forgotten where I came from. During my early teen years, I first started attending regularly an old Pentecostal church with — you guessed it — my grandmother, a woman at least representationally not unlike the woman in the Times photo. My old church was filled, and still is filled, with "saints" like this.
This brings me to the deeper questions inside of the Times article on what seems to be the recession-proof "gospel of getting rich."
And that is this: On the other side of the prosperity gospel of getting rich are people I know, people exploited by smooth, silver-tongued Christian leaders. It's easy to say, Yup, that's the problem with prosperity preaching. Yup, that's what can happened when you're not a seminary-trained minister. You abuse the bible, etc.
But the deeper questions are these: What are the ways that others from the polished, managerial class, even Christian leaders who disavow the get rich gospel, use the gospel and exploit others to get paid and to establish their kingdoms, all in the name, as it were, of doing good?
Inside of the Times article is a frightening truth that Christians of all stripes — seminarians, pastors, teachers; all of us — must face: There's more than one way to be a smooth talker and to use the gospel as a vehicle to get paid, and to hide the fact that this is what's happening right inside of our Christian talk.
But here's the last question: What does it mean that disproportionately it's people like the black woman pictured on the front page of the NY Times who are the hidden, voiceless ones on the other side of the get-rich gospel? Yeah, as the saying goes, everybody's trying to paid; to which I would add that, for some folks, the Gospel is their cash cow.
But what does it mean that the exploitation to get paid "in Jesus' name" falls disproportionately on non-white, female bodies? Why is she the sign of exploitation?
This image is startling. It
This image is startling. It is an uncanny reference to so many photos I have seen of black women slaves reaching down to pick cotton in the South ... we could literally lift her out of the picture and place her in a very different scene, in the exact same position. I don't know what to do with that.
I agree there is a contrast
I agree there is a contrast in the images, the polished professionals in opposition to the not so polished working class. I recognize that in this NYT article a white clergy couple was used in contrast to a working class woman of color, but I don' understand the need to play the race card here. The issue is larger than the happenstance of the race of those pictured. It is a preying on of the poor by so-called clergy, so-called clergy of pale skin and darker skin. Maybe there is truth that "the the exploitation to get paid "in Jesus' name" falls disproportionately on non-white, female bodies", but who is doing the exploiting. It is easy to take the photographs mentioned and lay the blame at the feet of pale skinned clergy, but all to often the sin is committed by predators of all colors. Everyday the gospel is exploited to benefit someone. For some it is money, for others power and/or prestige. Wether we are Christian theologians, Christian clergy, or Christian laity, we all need to assess our motives. It seems today that everyone can justify their "payment". The Theologian justifies hers in the name of scholarship, the clergy justifies his in the name of more effective ministry, and activist laity in the name of equality and justice. The problem is that some of us have an agenda , and we are willing to use whoever we can to accomplish our goals. It doesn't matter is we take a poor woman's last coin, if it pays for our "mission trip" to the Bahamas. We don't care if we cause a racial divide within the church, as long as our article is published. We don't care if we tear apart Christianity, as long as our political agenda is reached! All of this is done on the backs of those who have little or no voice, who have little or no influence, and who are people of all colors, races and nationalities.
The victims in the NY Times story are all the people who are seeking to serve the risen Savior, who faithfully give of their time, talent, and treasure, only to be conned by smooth talking clergy, intellectuals and activists! There is more than one way to get paid, and more than one coin by which we are paid.
Tony Moreau
I have to agree with Tony.
I have to agree with Tony. This issue goes beyond race. Look at the Black church's history of exploitation of Black women. We are patronized as being the "backbone" of the church as if that is something to be celebrated. I have come to realize that means the weight of the church falls on our shoulders but we will not get the credit we deserve unless we stand up and demand it but we keep quiet for the sake of the "appearance" of racial unity, thus helping our Black men acheive great heights (i.e. Martin Luther King, Jr. and President Obama) while we lag behind in promotion though we have come a long way too, but there are some who have been left behind as is evident in that picture of that lady at the altar. How many people know about Fannie Lou Hamer, Ella Baker, or Shirley Chisholm?
I think the way the NY Times framed the article is to project a certain trajectory of a kind of new-age slavery in order to provoke a sense of outrage; a 21st century "40 acres and a mule" if you will. It is evident it got the response that it wanted. But I think the real question is how are we all linked to the exploitation of any people. Yes this woman's image is jarring to us in the USA, but there are plenty of churches like the Copeland's overseas doing the same thing to their own people. I am not trying to excuse the Copelands but I think it is easy to make them the scapegoat for a wordly issue of sin. At the end of the day exploitation is exploitation is exploitation. It goes beyond race, gender, and class.
On another note, while it is good that we don't forget where we come from no matter what we achieve let us also not forget who had to sacrfice to get us where we are. I think that is what is so jarring about that picture of that woman at the altar. I think there is a sense of guilt about a woman that reminds us of grandma scrubbing floors, seamstressing(sp), etc so that we can have better and we wouldn't have to do the same things she had to. We have come a long way but who have we left behind?
How are we all implicit in this web of exploitation?
Consider the Reverend Henry
Consider the Reverend Henry J. Lyons to understand this issue goes beyond simple racialism.
As I have lived as a
As I have lived as a participant-observer in African-American pentecostal churches for several years, I have noticed that, while it is the women who raise and give the most money, it is the men who make the decisions and give salaries to each other. Isn't this also a type of slavery?
Peter Warns us of those who
Peter Warns us of those who will "With feigned words make merchandise of you". The problem is not a social one at the core. It is a spiritual issue with social implications. Much like Israel in the prophecy of Amos; backsliding from truth, selfishness, and the entertaining of false prophecy led to the abuse of the underprivaledged. God's solution wasn't just to fix the social issue, but "Seek me and you will live" (Amos 5:4). The root of any corruption is a departure from Christ. In 1Kings 22 Micaiah sees a vision in heaven of the Lord asking "Who will persuade Ahab that he may go up and fall at Ramoth-gilead?" Micaiah said that a spirit came before the Lord and said that he would decieve Ahab by being a "Lying spirit in the mouth of all his prophets." A few scriptures previous, those false prophets' message was founded upon one statement: "Go up and prosper."
Ahab's rebellion led to his deception toward the "prosperity gosple", ending with his death. As the King of Israel, God's people, Ahab was to exibit the true God to the world, lead the carnal to the holy. Instead he fell into idoletry and selfish pursiut. Thus this gosple of slaughter was a curse caused by Ahab's neglect of Elohime.
The only way one may expose the counterfit is by contrast with and exibition of the real. If the church (true body of Christ) would repent, become what it was intended to be, exposition of the fake would be immediate. Since Pentecost, God's means of dealing with Humanity has been by His Son Christ, expressed through the chosen vessel of the Church. The Church must bring Christ to the world to bring the world to Christ.


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With the closing of the transfer window, Chelsea's squad lists for the remainder of the Barclays Premier League season, and for the Europa League campaign, have been submitted.
Changes to the Premier League squad from the first half of the season are Demba Ba coming in and Daniel Sturridge going, with Yossi Benayoun, back from loan, also added. Ba cannot be added to the Europa League squad having played for Newcastle in the competition this season.
The Premier League squad list may contain no more than 17 players who do not fulfil the 'Home Grown Player' (HGP) criteria. The remainder of the squad, up to a total of 25 players, must be Home Grown.
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Under-21 players (players born on or after 1 January 1991) are also eligible over and above the limit of 25 players per squad. Those listed below are Under-21 players currently with a squad number.
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I have seen a few posts from the Community Help group/portal, that were placed in a few of the product forums. All that I am seeing are the link to an Adobe KB Article, that I assume points someone to a starting point, in answering their question, and in one, a reply, but not sure that that reply indicated that the linked article helped, or not. What I am not seeing is any reference to the original question.
Pierre kindly responded that these posts are being generated, and populated to the appropriate product forum, and I think that is a great idea - sort of what most of us do here, when one has posted of a product problem, or question.
This THREAD in the PrPro Forum, is an example, along with Pierre's comment to me.
I do not know if perhaps I am just not seeing the original post/question (on Chrome on PC), or if something is missing, and the original question is not propogating in the Community Help post?
In the Thread, you can see my initial Reply, and then Pierre's, and then my Reply to Pierre. The Adobe KB Article link, also shows that interaction, down thread. What I cannot find is the question, that initiated this. I feel that the Adobe KB Article will be helpful, on "How to Create a Title in PrPro," but cannot be sure.
This question might just be about ME not seeing the question, that initiated the responses, or perhaps MY just not looking in the right spot - or, it could be that the question, that prompted the response post, is just not showing up, and something needs to be changed.
I am not up on Community Help, so might just be missing something on my end. Looks like it might be a great idea, but seems that one piece is missing, or has not been implemented yet?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry, Bill, If there was some explanation to the users about the incoming changes, I definitively missed it. For the moment, it is only After Effects and Premiere that use this new system.
The idea is to draw on the features of the forums (images posting, videos, etc.) and the other positive side effect is the expertise of all the forum regulars that can reply to the original question.
There seems to be a problem somewhere, because in the tests I've seen, the original question does appear in both places. (and there is somebody that did one of such test questions very lately).
Thank you. I am still trying to get my head around Community Help, and not finding THAT much. Searching the Adobe Forums, and Adobe.com, I mainly get links to Adobe Air.
Luckily, Jerry.K (MOD in the PrPro forums), and John C (Adobe-Admin), have been responding within some of those PrPRo/Community Help threads, so I'm also picking up some info there.
Seems to be a WIP (Work In Progress) at this point, and needs a bit more work. It appears that there is a problem with getting the original question to show up, and even one of the original posters commented that his question had been eliminated.
Not sure how the Community Help will be implemented, and how it will either interface with, or replace the Adobe Forums, but am sure that we will all hear more, as time goes by. Right now, it seems to be a bit of a "pilot project," but still not sure of its intended implementation.
Thank you,
Hi Hunt
I've been watching this thread with interest.
Personally, I have to say that I dislike Community Help as it stands. I dislike the viewer and overall presentation. It takes far too long to load up and present anything helpful. It's not friendly. It's not nimble. It's obtrusive. But that's just me.
I'm also a volunteer moderator for Community Help for a couple of Adobe products. One of my peeves (and I'm guessing the reason behind this change) is that it becomes confusing to end users where they should go to ask for help with whatever they are using. In my mind, the ability to offer comments on the help is intended to allow expounding on something that may not have been explained well. Or to suggest that something that is missing be added to the help.
Unfortunately I've noticed that many users discover this commenting ability and they choose to use it to ask for help when they really should be asking in the user forums. And it's frustrating when I see other moderators engage them and offer help there instead of properly directing them to the forums for proper discussion.
Cheers... Rick
Thank you for those comments.
Can I ask a favor, please? How does one access Community Help? I have searched, and only get hits on Adobe Air, but nowhere, can I find how one gets to Community Help - but that might just be me. I'd like to take a look, and see what it's about. I know that Jerry.K, one of the PrPro MOD's, is working on it, as is John C, Adobe-Admin here.
Hello, Bill, you do have a community help application installed with your Adobe software.
Some useful links on the topic: http://blogs.adobe.com/tcs/category/community_help
On my Mac, I just searched for it, and moved it to the dock. You can do that from the start menu on a PC as well.
The online help files are also called community help, as they can be supplemented by the community.
Well, two of these Community Help messages have made their way to the Forum in Spanish. Here are my first impressions.
1. I like the idea in principle, but not very much the way it is being implemented.
2. First, these are being posted in a forum (the one in Spanish) that houses all Adobe products under the same roof, but without including any indication in their titles about which product they refer to. This forces one to open them to find out this, and then follow the included link to find what issue the article is addressing. Suggestion: as there are no mods in the Forum in Spanish, ask selected people to post details.
3. Second, they are presented as ordinary threads, which makes it very easy to tranform them in endless discussions initiated by newcomers looking for help. Suggestion: close the threads except for selected people.
4. The messages do not remain at the top of the list and can quickly go to the next page or, even worse, be archived. Suggestion: Create a new sticky folder/subforum with a descriptive title an keep a link at the top of the list of topics (like the one to the Report Spam thread).
And that's enough as a start.
We now have three messages; and the link in the third takes one to the second page of the article in the second message. Not very useful, I would say.
Claudio, there is currently an issue that John Cornicello and Mark Nicholson are trying to fix. The question being asked is not displayed.
Indeed, for localized "all in one" forums, it would be useful to have the app name as a prefix of the discussion. I'll forward that feedback.
Thanks for the info, Pierre. It's nice to have you back and active around here.
Thank you for that link. I will now explore it, to get a big of a "back story." I was only seeing one end of things, and as you point out, it is currently a "work in progress."
Greatly appreciated, and I will echo Claudio's sentiment - nice you have you around.
I believe that Jive has identified the issue of blank threads and developed a fix. Deploying it this evening will involve a bit of down time, probably around 30 minutes sometime between 6pm and 11pm Pacific Time.
This issue appears to be resolved. Posts coming in from Community Help should now have a reply with the proper comment(s) from the Help system. If you continue to see any blanks please let us know.
Well, the post from Community Help that we were seeing in the Forum in Spanish are no longer there, so I cannot verify what has changed (except for their disappearing ).
Here is a Video Lounge THREAD on the Community Help posts, that might be useful for those interested in the function, the intent and how the development is progressing.
Unfortunately, I'm seeing the same behavior today. A few CH posts with no replies. Back to support...
Sorry, Claudio, I deleted the posts without any original question...
John C.,
I too have seen some of those. Guess that the "fix" did not hold, or maybe they were forum-specific?
Appears to be a different issue. Similar results, but a different cause. Still working on it...
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Sorry, Claudio, I deleted the posts without any original question...
A pity, Pierre. The articles were in Spanish, and this isn't at all frequent in these forums... Similar to the situation in the forum in French, I would guess.
At that time, it was the guidance we received, to delete them, as the system was buggy. I don't know if John's post suggest that the comments would appear on existing posts, or if new posts would get the question.
Yesterday we got a new post from Community Help in the forum in Spanish:
As fas as I can remember, the only change with previous (and undeleted) posts is that this one has a descriptive title in Spanish. However, and as expected by me, the thread was promptly used to post an unrelated question and its answer(s). May I suggest again that these posts are either closed, or open only for posts from selected participants?
Claudio, this one seems to be working fine, in that the original question is there. Of course, as it was the case in the help files, the question might not be related to the article at hand, but it has been quickly answered.
In the past, those posts were confined to the community help (you can see that for the CS4 pages) and fewer people were answering them, and only with text. Now, the Community Help Moderators can use the features of the forum, other users can answer, and the forums get more visits/answers. The only downside I see is when people post corrections to the pages, or link to additional content. It might be confusing for the regular users of the forum, hence the explanation posts I made in some forums.
Pierre, I fail to see what is gained by Community Help by the addition of unrelated questions and answers -which can lead to long arguments...
Claudio, the issue was that the commenting system to the help files was meant to get user additions to the help files, with links to tutorials, corrections, and suggestions.
But many users started to use it as an help forum. Then it became the majority of the posts in help, being noticed only by the moderators, since other users might not know what page has a comment on. (unless they reverse-engineer the RSS feeds to the help files, but that is another story.)
Seeing that, and knowing that the user-to-user forums are meant to answer questions, questions in the help pages now open a discussion here, that is mirrored in the help files.
Do you suggest that the discussion should not appear in ACH at all?
Addendums to the help files can still be done here, and as you said, it will also benefit the users of U2U.
Pierre, I am almost a complete ignorant on the inner workings of these forums, so I may be asking the impossible. What I am suggesting is that the help files posted in the product forums are not open to everybody. Obviously they should be open to moderators, but as for participants, perhaps only to a selected group suggested by the respective moderators. Or maybe to participants with more than -say- 100 posts. My idea is to reduce as much as possible the possibility of transforming those helpful files into irrelevant and long discussions.
Last night a new CHP appeared in the Forum in Spanish:
As there is first a CHP and then a question from a participant, both with the same posting date and time, I am confused. Is this the question that the CHP is addressing, or is this a case of a participant using a CHP as a thread to post further questions?
I apologize if I am being more dumb than usual.
Yep, nowadays when somebody posts a question on the help files their question is turned into a forum thread started by "Community Help" and their question is put as the first post in that thread. This way the question (and all the answers) are present in both the help files and the forum.
I am with Claudio here: the appearance is rather confusing.
This is quite well expressed in post #2 here:
I hope there is a way to change it.
By the way: are these threads the ones in which we shall enjoy the absence of points, or who will decide whether the questions have been answered?
The Help Files was where the whole point system was first implemented so why wouldn't there be points awarded in those threads?:P Points are awarded as in any normal thread marked as a question, by the OP or by the moderators, it's just that the thread is also mirrored on the Help Files.
The reason for my question is that the one with the question is not the OP: the ghostly entity Community Help is. So it seems that the one getting the help is in no position to communicate appreciation in other than words, just as in the days of the fair forums, and that the OP and the moderators are (one and) the same who will be judging the threads.
The Help Files was where the whole point system was first implemented
So it is no wonder they appear funny over here, see the link in post #28.
It may be more tedious (for a while), but the way we do in this forum, sending posters to the right place, would seem a valid option, less tedious if the ones needing help are led to realize that they may find answers from other users to questions of/like their own.
I agree on all counts. Except that, in their present form, CPHs drift down unless transformed in endless discussions, and so they can eventually make it to the Archives, and finally disappear. And, is it really easier to get a hit when performing a search if the answer is in a CHP?
What would be the best wording?
"The post below this one is a question or a comment posted in relation this page of the help files :"
"The post below was posted on this page: "
Nice humoristic banter, BTW, on the linked pages. Sorry, but the help file one might need some cleaning, so that only relevant posts show up.(posts might be moved to another thread, if funny/off topic threads are not frowned upon in the AI forums.
(If not, there is the lounge)
The goal is not at all heavy handed moderation, especially when there is a good ambiance in the forums, but for the help files to stay informative.
Hi, Claudio. Threads might drift off the forums, but they stay on the help pages. Useful for relevant and on-topic posts. I don't know if they will be searchable by Google and co.
Chatting and banter have formed an integral and vital part of the Illustrator forum(s) as long as anyone remembers, going back into the previous millennium; even the most serious contributors, and (earlier) hosts, have taken part from time to time.
This may have been part of the reason that we have enjoyed a very helpful and friendly forum.
The two (Win and Mac) Illustrator forums were seemlessly merged in 2009, with no complaints or grudges; I only realized when I saw the many unknown posters who obviously knew one another, and the different keystroke instructions.
I remember no deleted posts, apart from the recent obvious spam.
Therefore I am absolutely certain that any deletion/moving of posts in/from the Illustrator forum would be considered a hostile attack on our integrity.
You may see clear signs of it already, in these two threads (the former linked to already):
And as it appears, the first posters had been unaware of their being beamed to another place, and just as mystified as the natives.
I realize this, Jacob. But I was careful to state on the announcement, that threads from Community Help might need to be curated.
I don't know how best to handle this carefully, I remember some issues with heavy handed moderation in the Ps forum.
You think that even a movement of post would be taken as an attack? even if the reason is explained?
You think that even a movement of post would be taken as an attack? even if the reason is explained?
I am quite sure, Pierre. Continuance and coherence are seen as essential.
It may be more fruitful if those in need of help realize that they get it in the Illustrator forum, and that they can get help there with other things: they may wonder less, and they may enjoy whichever fun is made.
Is that not possible?
All that said, the first Community Help thread started OT because it was seen as OT in the first place, with no one knowing the context. If the first poster specifies the question, I am sure it will be back on track.
Yes, forum posts made in help or the forum are searchable by Google (as you may have found), however, comments in the old system were not.
Pierre, I have just lost a long answer that was not posted because it did not have a title (I never had to add a title to an answer), and of course there was no auto saved copy of at least part of it. I will therefore try to reconstruct the basis of my wild idea, based on what I see in other (non-Adobe) forums where moderation is very heavy, but always with at least a short explaining sentence, and never anonymous.
Perhaps CH posts could be ended with something like this:
This help file was (written in response to)/(motivated by) the following question:
(Full original message reproduced here, including original date and time).
Messages complementing the information of this help file are welcome but
messages not related with the main topic will be deleted.
Just an opinion. Incidentally, in the forums I mention, no discussion regarding moderation is allowed. Any such discussion must be carried through private messages, involving other moderators if necessary. And there are no anonymous moderators in those forums; all of them are duly identified as such.
This time I am saving a copy of my message before attempting to post it, just in case.
Continuance and coherence are seen as essential.
What if the first post has the initial post as an image, and an explanation, sort of a carbon-copy of the original thread?
Sorry, every forum is specific, but it sounds like the AI forum is an holy place worth more than the others... it is not meant disrespecfully at all, but I know you realize that all forums have ACH posts in there, and I was wondering why a special case should be made of a particular forum.


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|Cienega HS
Cross Country Took Seventh place on the team and 15th overall at the inaugural Rust-Buster Invitational with a time of 16 minutes, 41 seconds
2007-08: Track: Placed 14th in the 3000m at the RMAC Indoor Championships Mar. 1 ... finished fourth in the mile run at the CC Invite Apr. 12 ... placed eighth in the 3000m at the Kansas Relays Apr. 19 ... placed 13th in the 1500m run at the Jack Christiansen Invite Apr. 26.
Cross Country: Placed 30th at the Lobo Invitational Sept. 8 with a time of 20:33 ... finished 26th at the Colorado College Invite Sept. 22 with a time of 25:16.69 ... placed 41st at the Fort Hays State Invitational Oct. 6 with a time of 20:33.46 ... finished 52nd at the RMAC championships Oct. 20 with a time of 26:44.71 ... competed at Regionals on Nov. 3.
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Before UCCS: Won Arizona Daily Star Athlete of the Week in 2007 ... won the 3200m Kino Region Championship in 2007 while attending Cienega HS (Arizona) ... ran in 4A conference cross country championships in 2006 ... ran the 3200m in 11:41 ... ran the 1600m in 5:23 ... ran the 800m in 2:20 ... also ran the 5k in 19:02.
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|April 19, 2008
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|March 1, 2008
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|January 26, 2008
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|January 14, 2008
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|November 3, 2007
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|October 20, 2007
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|October 6, 2007
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|September 6, 2007
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|May 30, 2007
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Go green in style with our Flashing Green LED Sunglasses! These light up flashing green sunglasses will make a statement at any event and are guaranteed to be a hit with kids and adults alike! The perfect party favor for your Christmas or St. Patrick's Day celebration, these flashing green sunglasses are also ideal for dances, weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, and other special occasions. Or use these popular light up flashing green sunglasses to stock your vending cart before a big nighttime event. Each pair of flashing green sunglasses features high-powered LEDs around the frame that can be set to one of 8 different modes, including fast blink, slow blink, all on, and more! Each pair of light up flashing green sunglasses comes with three AG13 batteries included and installed. One size fits most. Your Flashing Green LED Sunglasses will come packed in a vending ready poly bag. Sold by the piece.
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Had a blast!!!!!!!!
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Had fun with all products I ordered tamborines,light up glasses and Maracas only one tamborine worked for about 15 min put new batteries to no avail cost of postage did not warrant its return
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By IslandGirl
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Great glasses at a great price...can't beat that!!
What a Hit!
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these glasses were a complete hit! I bought them for a 14 year old girl party-I thought they might be a bit juvenile, but the girls had a ball and wore them the entire party. I highly recommend these for any age, or a school event.
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We purchased these to wear in an evening Christmas Parade. They were a crowd favorite. We had lots of comments from spectators about the cool glasses we were wearing.
Great party favor
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used them in our boat flotilla and theyreally show from a distance.
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We sell these items from the kiosk at our high school football games. These are a GREAT way to make money for your booster club.
these glasses were a big hit!
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These glases were purchased for our gymnastic team to wear during an opening ceremony at a competition. These glasses were bright & colorful & the girls loved them.
I would strongly recommend this product
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These were the best party favors for our football team dinner! It was a disco theme and the seniors were given the glasses as party favors. They had a blast!
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Glasses are very cool, but could make a person dizzy! LOL -- They have a very light smoke tint that worked perfect for a sunny day and they were dim enough to wear inside a bar! LIke with every other "green" item we purchased, they served a celebration purpose!
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A Wanted Man
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A thoroughly English girl raised in Hong Kong, Julie Jane Parham has spent her entire life walking the line between two worlds. When her closest friend, Su Mi, becomes the victim of an arranged marriage gone horribly wrong, Julie travels to San Francisco in order to buy back her freedom and soon finds herself in over her head.
On a rescue mission of his own, Will Keegan uses his saloon, The Silken Angel, as a front to whisk Chinese prostitutes away from the city's ruthless brothel owners to a life of freedom, risking his own hide in the process.
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text: If you don't already know, my oldest son Tyler graduates this year. Something they do at the Highland graduation ceremony, is setup a Senior display table for everyone to look at and leave cards & gifts on. We have 11 graduating seniors and they each get their own table to decorate, so I thought a western theme would be well suited for my … [Read more...]


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Project-Based Learning: Success Start to Finish
Manor New Technology High School, Manor, TX
For this installment of Schools That Work, we chose Manor New Technology High School, a public high school that is part of the New Tech Network of schools. Located just outside of Austin in Manor, Texas, it is an entirely project-based learning school that has consistently achieved outstanding results since opening. We followed a project there for three weeks to find out what makes their model so effective.
There is a small town, about 12 miles east of Austin, Texas, where a high school devoted to teaching every subject to every student through project-based learning (PBL) opened five years ago. On its own, this would not have been a noteworthy event. The list of schools across America deepening the learning process through PBL has been growing for quite some time. But few schools have fine-tuned the process like Manor New Technology High School in Manor, Texas, where 98 percent of seniors graduate and 100 percent of the graduates are accepted to college. Find out how they do it.
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jamiebk wrote:Yeah...OK, but it's not an "oil spill" issue
I'm not sure. Would he perhaps be more sympathetic, or at least take a milder tone, if the company involved did not have the British connection? I can only speculate but, as Iliam notes, he continually refers to them as 'British Petroleum'. Surely someone in his cabinet has notified him that they do not go by that name anymore.


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This Forbes article pretty much confirms Earth's Mightiest Heroes is being ushered out in favor of a new animated series simply titled "The Avengers.". I can only guess that this means the original rumors Of marvel making an avenger's in the ultimate spider-man universe is true, along with the rumor that they will be self-contained episodes.
This has me pretty worried, EMH is one of two animated series that I can stand to watch with the kids in my fanily and sadly Spider-Man isn't the other. The most successful cartoons, non comedy, with the under 14 demographic seems to contain long haul stories, and with the exception of Batman: TAS the same was true when I was a kid. X-Men and Spider-Man in the 90s were hugely successful from what I've read and they were marvel titles too.
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