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I want to get notified when the user sets the text curser into a text frame, while the panel of my plugin is open.
I have done a test with ActiveSelectionObserver added to a panel and that seems to work as expected.
The problem is that I cannot add the ActiveSelectionObserver to my existing panel, because it has a WidgetObserver that uses IID_IOBSERVER, and the ActiveSelectionObserver uses also IID_IOBSERVER. When both are present then InDesign does not load the plugin. The implementation IDs cannot be changed, because both have default implementations from the SDK. I have tried to add a second "dummy" panel, but when I set the property "visible" of the dummy panel to kFalse then the dummy panel is still visible, but the observer is no more notified. The best way would be to have an own implementation of the ActiveSelectionObserver with a different IID, but I don't know how to do this.
Additional information: I have just found in the file widgetid.h that there is an IID_ISELECTIONOBSERVER, so I will see if that helps.
Have a look at the hidden text sample, that might help.
Hi Pickory,
The hidden text sample, like most samples, is very simple, and thus it has only two interfaces on the panel widget boss. In such a simple case I can make it work too. My problem is that I cannot add two interfaces with IID_IOBSERVER to the panel.
I have now tried to replace IID_IOBSERVER by IID_ISELECTIONOBSERVER like in LinksUIPanelSelectionObserver, but in this case I'm not notified.
For notification subscriptions an observer can have any IID, as you found you can take IID_ISELECTIONOBSERVER, or any private one.
When widgets are shown / hidden, AutoAttach/AutoDetach of their IID_IOBSERVER is invoked automatically. If you need a secondary observer on the same boss, you have to query that other interface from within your IID_IOBSERVER observer, and chain the AutoAttach etc. calls.
If you put your observer on a non-widget boss, you also have to find a way to invoke AutoAttach/Detach from outside, for example using a responder.
The ISubject calls to attach/detach an observer to the subject also have an additional IID parameter for the very same IID.
For completeness sake, if you use CObserver it has a separate constructor argument that sets the internally stored AttachIID to different IID - use IID_ISELECTIONOBSERVER or whatever IID you chose in the object model. The underlying partial implementation for the selection observer should pick it up from there when it does its own attach/detach.
Finally, you must never ever reuse implementation IDs from the SDK for own implementations, or boss IDs for own bosses. You got your plugin ID space for a reason - to prevent collisions.
Great, now it works. The important information was that I must call AutoAttach on the second observer, because InDesign calls only AutoAttach on the observer with IID_IOBSERVER.


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Radegast Invested Millions of Crowns (CZK) to New Projects Aimed at Conserving Water (Translation)
11 January 2012
Projects will decrease water consumption by hundreds of thousands of hectolitres
Nošovice, January 10, 2012 - During the last couple of years, Radegast brewery made important steps in conserving water. Thanks to investments into technologically advanced equipment, it will conserve about 1,000,000 hl of water a year now. That is about one year of water supply for about 3.500 citizens of Moravia-Silesia region. The installation of a new generation compressor for compressed air production and by using generated by product heat is among the key projects. With its targeted projects in the field of water conservation, Radegast brewery saved more than 5.5 million CZK in water consumption used per 1 hl of beer produced, and moved up among the five best breweries within the SABMiller Group, which manages more than 100 breweries in 75 countries worldwide.
A mindful use of water is a Radegast brewery long-time goal. "Water is a precious material and so the maximum conservation of it is a part of our responsible approach. The result of our projects from past few years is that measured consumption of water per 1 hl of beer did not exceed 3 hl of water. That places us to those among the top breweries in the world," said Ivo Kaňák, Radegast Brewery Manager.
The main investment in the amount of 3 million Czech crowns was installation of a new compressor for compressed air production with the heat recovery in 2011. The compressor decreases the water consumption by 250,000 hl because it allows effective cooling water heating at 80°C and thus provides possibility of another use of the hot water, while the old system was not able to do so. Heating of cooling water within the compressor is possible due to a built-in system that uses the cooling water circulation through individual components of the compressor. "Water heated up within the compressor is further used in the hot-water heating system of the brewery. The compressor produces the highest level air and is utmost effective. Every year we conserve a significant amount of water and on top of it we also get 2,300 GJ of heat. The realisation of this project is a result of Sustainable Resources Department team work and our ability to effectively implement the newest technologies," said Ivo Kaňák, brewery's Manager while explaining functionality of the compressor.
Next to the compressor, the brewery has invested into other improvements like new washing technology in barrel-bottling room, process changes in production room and in CO2 capturing, use of recycled water from bottling plants for rinsing, and water treatment plant. All these projects together are conserving more than 750.000 hl water a year.
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- Beer brewery Radegast, one of the most modern beer breweries in Czech Republic, has produced beer since 1970.
- Radegast Brewery has been a member of the biggest Czech beer brewing group Plzeňský Prazdroj, Inc. since 1999.
- For its social and civic responsibility in 2011, Plzeňský Prazdroj received Regional Governor's Award. The award is announced by the Governor of Moravia-Silesia region together with the Chairman of Quality Council of Czech Republic.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj became the Most Responsible Company of 2011. The award for responsible business conduct is announced for the eight time by Business for Society platform.
- Ten priorities of sustainable development of Plzeňský Prazdroj: 1. Responsible alcohol consumption awareness campaign, 2. Conserving water, 3. Decreasing energy consumption, 4. Use of recycled and returnable packaging material, 5. Direction towards the zero waste production, 6. Cooperation with partners sharing same business ethic values, 7. Respect for human rights, 8. Support of the fight against HIV/AIDS, 9. Support of regional development, and 10. Transparent communication and clear business result accessibility.
- With its total sale of nearly 10 million hectolitres during the calendar year of 2011 (including licenced productions abroad) and with its export to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of the Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is a member of SABMiller plc. group. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship brand of the SABMiller brand portfolio.
- SABMiller plc. is one of the world's biggest beer brewing companies with beer brewing activities or distribution in more than 60 countries across six continents. SABMiller portfolio includes important international Brands such as Grolsch, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and Pilsner Urquell, as well as almost 200 successful regional and national brands.
Strategy of sustainable business conduct within Plzeňský Prazdroj
Additional information for the meeting on January 10, 2012
Investments into the area of sustainable development
During the last fiscal year*, Plzeňský Prazdroj has invested 46.1 million CZK into the area of sustainable development in Moravia-Silesia region. More than 40 million CZK of the sum went to the support of socially beneficial projects**. The remaining 6 million CZK are the investments connected with environmental protection, energy use reduction, emissions elimination, and water conservation.
Among the main projects of the last time period are investment into the new bypass route in Nošovice, and investments aimed at water conservation in Radegast brewery. Significant amount of resources was also dedicated to communities development, and mutually beneficial projects within the framework of the Prazdroj to People program in Moravia-Silesia region.
Clearly defined goals, clear strategy
Investments into the area of sustainable development are governed according to clearly defined strategy of Plzeňský Prazdroj and SABMiller companies. Strategy contains 10 areas including: environmental protection, responsible consumption, or regional support. In the area of supporting responsible consumption, for example, Prazdroj will continue placing the responsibility notice Alcohol does not belong behind the wheel on all labels and within all marketing communication. At the end of the year, Prazdroj also launched a new version of application for responsible drivers Promile INFO, which is available for download to smartphones and iPhone for free. Prazdroj will continue with its effort in water conservation. Its goal is to decrease water consumption by another quarter by the year of 2015. Energy consumption will be decreased too, as well as carbon "footprint", and that is thanks to the development of projects aimed at capturing of yeast CO2.
Sustainable development report - transparent result reporting
Results of sustainable business practices are clearly recorded in Sustainable Development Report made public by Prazdroj in Spring of every year. This year's edition will be the seventh in a row. For five years, the document was published under the title Social Responsibility Report.
Comment of Drahomíra Mandíková, Director of Corporate Relations and Communications of Plzeňský Prazdroj, to the last issue of the Report: "With the development of the strategy and our goals in the area of sustainable development, we have changed also the formal title of the document itself. At the time of the first issue of the document, we were one of the first business entities in Czech Republic that started to record and report results in this area. Six years of systematic work in this field are bringing tangible and countable profits reflected on 49 pages of the Report."
The Sustainable Development Report is accessible on Plzeňský Prazdroj at www.prazdroj.cz.
The document is verified by the independent platform Business for Society and it does contain their evaluation of the document. Since a few years ago, the Report is published in electronic form only.
*Ending on 3. 31. 2011
**Measured according to Standard methodology - responsible company (LGB)
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The parliamentary report, issued Tuesday, found that three senior Murdoch executives misled Parliament in testimony. It also alleges that the company sought to cover up widespread phone hacking that Mr. Murdoch's News of the World, a tabloid newspaper now shut down, used to gather information about politicians, celebrities and other people in the news.


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|Dec 31, 2012, 02:26 PM
Go back to previous iTunes version
Can I go back? I updated to 11 and can't figure out this thing. I try to sync my phone and have no idea where to go for new downloads or anything. This change looks nice but I don't feel like learning all this over. Anyway to go back?
|Dec 31, 2012, 04:24 PM
I've played with this since it came out and can't begin to express how much I hate it. Now you spend all your time jumping back and forth between iPhone screen and your library screen and/or playlist screen. Worst layout I've ever seen in a program.
What was wrong with having everything visible on one screen like it was in v10?
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fortunately, i have the old itunes version executable file
Uninstall your current version of itunes and install it with the following package
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it is up to you to be paranoid if i infected it with a virus or whatnot but i assure you, it is the original file i downloaded from apple's site with no changes done to it whatsoever.
reply back after you have downloaded it. i will remove it from my dropbox afterwards. if you don't reply back, i will remove it in 2 days.
NOTE: uninstalling the current version of itunes and installing a older/previous version of itunes MIGHT cause your music library to be messed up. Try and run iTunes 10 first to see if you encounter an error message. If you do and if you did not update to the newest version of itunes too long ago, you still have a chance to fix that
This is on Windows 7!
1. Open My Computer
2. On one of the tabs, click "Organize"
3. Click "Folder and Search Options"
4. Go to the tab "View"
5. uncheck the box that says "Hide extensions for known file types"
6. Click "OK"
7. Open "Local Disk (C"
8. Open "Users"
9. Open "[Username folder]"
10. Open "Music"
11. Open "iTunes"
12. In this folder, you will find a file called "iTunes Library.itl". Save a copy of it onto your desktop just in case.
13. Open Previous iTunes Libraries
14. Inside the folder, you should find files named "iTunes Library [date].itl"
15. Delete "iTunes Library.itl" from the iTunes folder
16. Copy and paste ONE of the "iTunes Library [date].itl" and rename it to "iTunes Library.itl"
17. Open up iTunes and if it says something about iTunes Library.itl being too new or outdated or something, try another of the "iTunes Library [date].itl" and redo the steps.
18. If one of the file works, congratulations! You have iTunes 10 back.
however, if none of the file works, in the "iTunes" folder, put the "iTunes Library.itl" you have on the desktop (as a backup) back into the "iTunes" folder and update it back to the most current version of itunes.
if you don't mind redoing your music library, then delete the "iTunes Library.itl" (move to the desktop just in case) and run iTunes 10 and it should make a new iTunes Library.itl, one that'll be compatible with iTunes 10.
If it shows some sort of error message again, then move the "iTunes Library.itl" from your desktop back into the iTunes folder and update to iTunes 11
I hope you will be able to go back to iTunes 10! Best of luck to you!
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awww thanks for the link Aidan :D I hope you have a lovely holiday weekend :D I'll be a regular in '07 :D
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Have a great Xmas.
By an amazing coincidence my dad met a Trinidadan guy down the road today who he'd never met before and who runs a local art gallery and used to be a book publisher. And guess what - the guy used to live in San Fernando and knew about the Naparima book, that it was out of print, etc.
Isn't it a small world.
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Improving One's Own Corner: Making a List
"There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that's your own self." -Aldous Huxley
Huxley's quote is one of my favorites. As we begin the short but much-needed summer hiatus from the hustle and bustle of the classroom, I'd like to take an allegorical look at the "corner" Huxley speaks of. After all, this is the Teacher's Corner.
Like many of us, I regularly employ the strategy of list-making for a variety of responsibilities. To-do lists, shopping lists, student interest lists, classroom lists, guest lists, reference lists, and a host of others serve as a way to organize all of the tasks that need to be addressed for a certain event, situation, or affair. Social media has even joined the "list mania" with its infinite "list" applications. While all of these lists serve a specific purpose, none directly seek to "improve one's corner."
I've always believed that great teaching is innate, and as with any position that requires both intra and interpersonal skills, relaxation, recreation, self-reflection, evaluation, and continuing education are necessary. In recent years, I have begun to make a different sort of list, a list about me. This is not a "bucket" list, but a simple collection of attainable items related to education that I hope to accomplish by summer's end. Try to create one for yourself, and in doing so tidy up and improve you corner.
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Who are the DobberHockey writers? You read their articles every day, now it is time to go behind the scenes. Throughout the summer, each writer will be put in the spotlight. They will share a little bit about themselves, their columns and some upcoming predictions. Next up is Chris Wassel.
Name: Chris Wassel
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Favorite Song? Runnin With the Devil - Van Halen
Album? And Justice For All - Metallica
PS3 or Xbox? Xbox
First Fantasy League? 1987.
First round pick?
Mario Lemieux. The first thing people ask is 1987? The second thing they question is how did you score the league as far as points? Back then, we used a very simple scoring system that consisted of points for goals, assists, shots, and power play points. For goaltending categories, we used wins, save percentage, and shutouts only. The times were much easier then and in some ways, maybe it was better.
What is your earliest hockey memory?
October of 1982, New Jersey defeated the New York Rangers at home for their first franchise home win. Granted, the Devils were simply an awful team but for one night at least, this fan felt on top of the world.
Best memory?
"And the championship to New Jersey". The New Jersey Devils winning their first Stanley Cup and being there to see it. It is a priceless moment when your team is on top of the hockey world. Clearly, New Jersey did not really know how to celebrate and that made for a series of great times that could never be replaced. There were players actually having beers in the downstairs bar 45 minutes after the Cup was won. Tom Chorske was spotted by my brother and I. Naturally we bought him a drink and the rest was history. What we walked into was literally a maze of press, players, family, and god knows what. It was an honor to drink from Lord Stanley's Cup and celebrate with the entire team, family and friends. New Jersey had the most prized trophy in sports and no one could ever take that away.
As the author of Between The Lines, which upcoming line combinations should have poolies drooling?
Some will say to look at how Edmonton sets up their top line but the brother combination of Eric Staal and Jordan Staal seems to catch my eye first. It almost does not matter who the third person is on that line because of the obvious instant chemistry. Add in the simple face that Jordan Staal is going to finally get the "all phases" time he needs, expect his overall numbers to go up in almost every category. Another one to keep an eye on is to see if Adam Henrique pairs at some point with Ilya Kovalchuk. There are a few that will argue that at times Zach Parise was kind of the weak link on that line while Henrique and Kovalchuk had the strength and speed to keep opponents honest. Keep in mind that Kovalchuk and Travis Zajac also have a good bit of chemistry. Also wherever Evander Kane ends up, that first line is going to be quite productive (even if it is still Winnipeg).
If the season does get started on time, please keep an eye out on the potential for a Jamie Benn-Loui Eriksson-Jaromir Jagr combination. The "Jagr Effect" buoyed Claude Giroux of the Philadelphia Flyers to a big season while helping Scott Hartnell to a career high in goals. Either way, if you add in Ray Whitney to the first power play unit, one has the makings of fantasy gold, even from a couple 40 year olds. This sounds crazy, doesn't it? Though Jagr's ice time will be kept to around 15:00 a night, his influence will be felt on a team that will need the extra offensive pop.
Lastly, will the New York Rangers put Brad Richards together with Rick Nash and Marian Gaborik? Will John Tortorella roll the dice come November or December when Gaborik returns (shoulder surgery). It is an interesting question that does not have a clear answer as of this time. Therefore, keep an eye on it.
On the flipside, which lineups should fantasy managers avoid?
This is where it gets contentious. Minnesota comes to mind as Zach Parise is going to have the weight of "The State Of Hockey" on his shoulders. Who will be paired with him? Obviously, Mikko Koivu will be his center but will Minnesota gamble and put Mikael Granlund on his wing? The problem is Dany Heatley may be too slow to handle this line. If Heatley starts on this line, it may have an early negative impact for fantasy owners.
It would still be wise to stay away from anything related to Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf for now at least. This is not because they won't produce. It is more the fact that they will not hit what we may be accustomed to at least early on in the year. Will the Teemu Selanne/Bobby Ryan "platoon" continue or not. That may be something to keep a look out for.
Finally and this may be a little callous but whatever Phoenix puts together for a first line is going to be a work in progress to say the least. Without Ray Whitney there, Phoenix is going to feel the void. Yes, Steve Sullivan is a nice pickup but he is no Whitney. Do not delude yourselves fantasy owners. Now add in if Shane Doan goes elsewhere and you have the recipe for total fantasy disaster in Phoenix or at least a significant drop off.
Aside from DobberHockey, you run a weekly podcast, care to discuss? How is that going for you?
This is going to be a massive undertaking. While the radio show arm of The Program is ending, there will be a new show that will be a step up even from what we have done before. So while one chapter closes on Sunday Night, a new one will open up just two weeks later with the debut of THW Live. It will be a bastion to all ends of the hockey spectrum, including fantasy hockey of course. Four plus years of doing a true labor of love is a hard thing to bury but listeners will be pleasantly surprised by what comes next. Call it the next step if you will.
How did writing and reporting hockey become part of your daily routine?
Actually, it was a move to California not too long after the lockout where writing and reporting became a part of daily life. It was nice to be able to learn from the likes of Helene Elliott and Jonathan Moncrief, who is sadly no longer with us. Listening to Puck Podcast was also a huge inspiration and impetus to make writing more than just a passing fancy.
Which aspect of the business do you enjoy the most? Any big upcoming plans?
It is obvious I enjoy the radio side of the business more than any. The access I have been able to obtain has been immensely helpful in getting news out there to the greatest amount of listeners and people. I will also be doing regular spots on Sirius/XM during their fantasy hockey shows. Besides I will be writing for enough places, including DobberHockey, so one never knows where I will be next.
When you first log on, what are your go-to sites? Reads?
Honestly I keep it basic. I am off to Spectors Hockey first and foremost. Lyle dissects the daily scene and rumors like no one else. Then I do a little light reading over at Kukla's Korner. Finally I round it up with Puck Daddy for the right mix of humor and serious.
What is your favorite hobby / pastime away from the keyboard?
I definitely have never passed up a good fishing hole. It is not a secret. The tough part is sneaking my favorite ciders with me. They are ones of the alcoholic persuasion. I also enjoy a fine game of horseshoes and some mini golf as well.
How will you pass the time should there be a lockout?
It will be a bit tough at first. However, with so many hockey leagues beside the NHL, there are viable fantasy options on the docket. Imagine a "Fantasy AHL" or even a "Fantasy KHL" for just a second. No one really knows how long a lockout would last but the near certainty of one resonates throughout the hockey world at the moment. Time will really fly by and that is something to keep in mind for the players and the owners.
And if there isn't a lockout, who will be the biggest surprise in 2012-13? Player? Team?
There is always that player out of nowhere. I am thinking to look out for Peter Mueller in Florida. Mueller will play in an environment where he can be somewhat protected and given a freedom to do what he does best and that is score. Yes this is a gamble given his concussion and injury history but surprises are always risks. As for team, the New Jersey Devils may just be the biggest surprise. Again, several publications are ready to throw dirt on their graves but few teams battle adversity harder than New Jersey. With ownership and financial issues appearing to fade, the on ice product can not be focused on. They will be more active than usual via trade at the deadline. Also consider the Carolina Hurricanes. It is not just their additions but their coaching that may just turn the Southeast Division a bit upside down if there is no lockout of course.


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Satu: yes and yes. The screen got smashed. I got the screen replaced already and my beloved note is fully functional again.
I have painted with it little bit but I have yet to find a satisfactory skech/painting app.
I wish there was a Android version of the alchemy.
Speaking of which, Alchemy sketches.
derpy meltyface creature.
Sorry. I'm sure these random alien creature portraits arent very interesting, but these experiments have really helped me to understand few new things about values and forms.
Oh no, I hope you/your arm are getting well soon!
The alchemy sketches are beautiful. So dynamic
The alien portraits are interesting, nice to see what you come up with!
good stuff, reminding me I should probably get to doing some value studies of my own
Lyraina: Thanks and thanks for the well wishes.
Tofa: Thankyou! It's good to go to basics once in a while. Usually I find that I'm not as well versed in them as I had thought.
Sargent study.
Conserve values and you keep planes clear.
Your study work is so cool,
Love this one =>
The style is cool ! dont hesitate to do more like that
Orkimede: Thanks.
Yeah, that one turned out quite nicely. One of those rare occasions.
Another sargent.
Experimenting with conserving values: Tapir skull from photoref.
Hey Ville,
These last updates are beautiful studies, I love the portraits! You used few brushstrokes but they are all very efficiently placed. Very elegant way of working. I also like your perspective studies, are you planning on using 3D renders to aid you at all? Keep up the good work man
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Ceddo: Thanks dude. I have thought about using 3d renders as aids but haven't yet done that.
I certainly wouldn't rule it out as viable method.
Lunchbreak sketches from photos.
Back to work...
very inspiring!
Loving your value studies. That's something I really need to work on. Whenever I get the hankering to do some grey scale stuff, I always go directly to my pencil and paper. Got to break that habit and do some in photoshop or corel.
Saran09: Thanks. Glad to hear it.
Chevy: Cheers! The medium doesn't really matter...unless your trying to practise to get better at that particular medium that is. I ususally just tend to exhaust one, then get bored of that medium and move on to next one.
Tools of the trade: quick still life.
Edit. added two late night things. Both are from imagination.
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Richard Schmidt master study.
I really like the still life and the colors on the waterfall sketch before it! The values and brushing on the tapir skull look awesome, I like the way you did the teeth as blobs of paint. The second and last Alchemy sketch have a nice silhouette and energy in the brushing.
really cool alchemy sketches
Smuli: Cheers man.
aks: thankyou!
Another Schmid study and two B&W thumbs.
Whats up mate . Love the alien portrait value studies. Great values there, keep up the good work
Kingkostas: Doing good.
Thanks man, will do.
Another Schmid.
I'm disliking how my works look. Theyr messy and look like they lack confidence. Something needs to change...but what.
Great updates man, i'm digging these last you've been posting... so, on your take about your work...they might look messy, but i think that's just because they are studies, maybe is just me, but i dont see how they lack confidence, on the contrary... but that's not an answer, i think a more define brushwork? and therefore more defined shapes? i really like it as it is, but i think that might be the answer to a less ''messy'' work (obviously taking it from the aesthetics view...) but again these are studies, you should do a more elaborated piece to see what you come up with... keep posting man, i'm enjoying this, keep it up
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I love these latest studies. I agree with Gpozzo, I don't see the lack of confidence.
I love the "messyness" in them and the brushtrokes. I would love to be able to make something like those.
And even though they look messy to you, to me it seems like every brushstroke has its meaning in them and it feels like you have planned every one of them carefully.
Even though you propably haven't I think it comes naturally from you
And like Gpozzo said, they are studies and I think they are not supposed to look that finished so to say. Maybe if you do longer studies you will get them to look more refined.
But please do these too I really like them
Gpozzo & Satu: Thanks for the kind words! Messy/ loose look is good as long as it's intentional. Craig Mullins is brilliant example of this.
I certainly try to go with that loose look, but I feel that there's unintentional brush artifacts here and there all over the image that lowers the quality of the image.
small overlaps of low opacity strokes. They create small patches with hard etches which creates additional annoying noice to the image.
Hard edges where there should be none.
I feel like i need to change tactics a bit.
A) start with brushes that lack hard edges and add hard edges where they should be later on on the painting progress
B) as you both pointed out, spend more time to polish the image.
I think that should do the trick...maybe. Need to experiment.
Thanks again for your comments! And thanks for making me think!
Here's another Schmid. This looks slightly better than the previous ones I think.
sick updates, really digging your rendering!
Kevin: thanks! Glad to hear it.
Repin study + Leyendecker study.
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Sargent study:
Your knowledge of lighting is incredible, they way you capture the volume and texture of your subjects without going into laboured detail through the use of light is really great to see. The aliens portraits are nice, the humanoid looks interesting.
marcoferrigno: Cheers man.
Sargent followed by another Sargent:
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lovely updates, are you using photoshop or Painter? Really can't tell lol
Tofa: Thanks. I use photoshop.
Sargent study:
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Portrait experimentation/practise
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Pheasant enthusiasts start club again, raise 2,000 birds; Association has hopes for walk-in hunting areas by M. Jill Karolevitz South Dakota is rich with tradition, including its fall pheasant hunting season.
To keep the spirit alive, members of the Southeastern South Dakota Pheasant Association raised and released 2,000 young pheasants this year.
Like the state�s pheasant population, the association has experienced highs and lows over the years. It began in 1984, and for seven years members raised and released thousands of birds in the area. But interest waned to a point of inactivity � until last February.
�A group of us wanted to get this club rolling again and in February, we decided to raise 2,000 birds for the year 2000. We also made plans for a banquet in April to help raise money for the project,� said Ken Stoos, a member of the reborn association which now has 168 members � a big difference from 34 in 1984. �We were surprised at the support from the community, not only with the number of people who came to the banquet, but from the donations as well. It was overwhelming and wonderful.�
As the year progressed, the association prepared for its pheasant-raising project, building pens on the property of six different members.
�The pen building was an interesting process,� Stoos said. �You have to do everything you can to make them predator-proof.�
�We learned a lot from the people who had raised pheasants before,� added Mark Podany, the association�s vice president. �It�s simple to raise pheasants, but the biggest challenge is making sure they aren�t over-crowded, so we built bigger pens than they had in the past.�
Podany was one of six association members to raise the birds. Jerry Nygaard, Mike Chaney, Jeff Kratz, Phillip Iverson and Tom Hall had birds on their property as well.
The Southeastern South Dakota Pheasant Association purchased its birds from Swanson�s Hunting Acres in Niobrara, NE, at the end of May.
�We paid 75 cents bird � straight run � meaning we got both roosters and hens,� said Jeff Mart, treasurer of the association. �In all, we figured our costs for the birds, along with feed and supplies for building the pens, totaled about $6,793. But our expenses will be less next year, now that the pens are in place.�
In the beginning, the tiny pheasants are isolated in brooder houses with heat lamps as the only source of light. After two weeks, the brooder houses are opened so the birds can go in and out as they please.
Swanson�s is certified for bird health, but the young pheasants must be fed medicated feed for four to five weeks. As they mature, they get a higher protein ration.
�We had a lot of help from Wayne Thedorff at Dalesburg Farm Supply,� Podany said. �He helped research the type of feed we needed.
�The pheasants must be fed and watered twice a day,� he added. �There�s not much to it after they get a little bigger. But they must also be misted at about four to five weeks of age if it�s dry. That helps get their oil glands working to help their feathers shed water.�
At eight weeks of age, the birds are ready for release.
�Releases were staggered, in other words, we didn�t set them free all at once,� Podany said. �We let about 150 go at a time.
�Most of them were released at dusk so that they�d fly out and stay quiet,� he continued. �If you do it any earlier in the day they have a tendency to fly out and start making noise, which alerts predators.�
Catching the birds for release was a bit of a challenge, Podany added.
�The birds are pretty wild,� he said. �We used fish nets to gather them up and it took about eight to 10 people to corner four or five birds at a time.�
He was also pleased with final numbers.
�Our success ratio was great,� Podany said. �We get an extra 8 percent from Swanson�s for mortality and I think that was about all we lost. It was hard to count them as we gathered them up, but I�m pretty sure we raised the 2,000 birds that we wanted to. And although they�re not as wild as native pheasants, not one has returned to the places where they were raised.�
�These birds are mature enough now for this year�s pheasant season,� Mart said. �We�ve heard from farmers around the area that they�ve seen them in the areas where they were released and they say they�ve been coloring up nicely.�
Plans in the future are to band the pheasants raised by the association to keep better track of their success.
Although their work with the birds is finished for the season, members of the Southeastern South Dakota Pheasant Association continue to look ahead to other activities. They will raise birds again next year, continue hosting trap shoots for youngsters at the Clay County Sportsmen�s Club and another banquet will be held in the spring.
�Our long-term goals include promoting the development of habitat areas for pheasants, along with increasing their population,� Mart said. �We�d like to eventually purchase property for a public walk-in hunting area as well.�
�We want to help get the pheasant count up and establish an area where people can go in and hunt without having to pay for it,� Stoos added. �That�s why everyone put in all this time and effort. But we didn�t really do it for ourselves. We want the next generation to enjoy hunting, too. That�s what this is all about.�


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A state mine safety requirement concerning methane is in limbo nearly a year after lawmakers approved it.
A provision in the 2012 mine safety law tightens the state's requirement for mining equipment to be automatically shut off when methane is detected in an underground mine. The Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety still hasn't written rules needed to enforce the requirement, The Charleston Gazette reported.
"I know they were struggling with it," said House Majority Whip Mike Caputo, D-Marion, who is a United Mine Workers official. "I want them to find a way to get this done. That is clearly a key requirement of this mine safety bill."
Chris Hamilton, a West Virginia Coal Association representative to the board, said board members "have struggled to get the rules written."
"The board has not met its obligation under that piece of legislation, as of yet," Hamilton said.
But Hamilton said other provisions of the legislation, including drug-testing requirements for miners and improving mine inspection practices, were more critical than the methane monitor provision.
One unresolved issue is defining when an automatic shutdown should occur. Another is establishing a schedule for when the monitoring and shutdown systems must be in place and operational.
Methane, which is naturally present in coal mines, can explode when the concentration is between 5 percent and 15 percent of the air. Methane and coal dust fueled the 2010 explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine that killed 29 miners.
Federal rules require underground mining equipment to automatically shut down if methane monitors detect the gas at concentrations of 2 percent or greater. The state's new standard sets the threshold at 1.25 percent, but only if this concentration is reached for a "sustained period."
Lawmakers left the definition of "sustained period" up to the mine safety board.
"We're saying (make mining machines) shut down immediately," said Ted Hapney, a UMW representative to the mine safety board.
Hamilton said establishing a schedule for the monitoring and shutdown systems is the real holdup. This effort is complicated by the fact that existing methane monitors cannot show the new 1.25 percent standard. Their read-out systems display only two digits.
Manufacturers will have to be convinced by mine operators to provide new units. Designing and building new units, and then getting them approved by the federal government for use in underground mines, could take three years or more, Hamilton said.
"People sometimes underestimate the hardware side of changes," said Mark Sindelar, a West Virginia University engineering professor who has studied methane monitoring systems. "If they would have set it at 1.2 percent or 1.3 percent, it would have been a pretty easy technological change."
Caputo said industry lobbyists did not raise this issue during negotiations at the Capitol.
Before the bill was passed, mine safety advocate Davitt McAteer said industry officials raised the issue with him. He referred their concerns to the state Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training.
"The failure to fix this suggests we weren't paying attention," McAteer said. "We need to make sure these improvements can take place in a reasonable time frame."
Gov. Earl Ray Tombln said the rules are critical to the safety of miners and their families. He urged the board to reconvene and make the rules a priority.


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Welcome to the website of the Department of Pathology and Genomic Medicine for Houston Methodist. The Department, like Houston Methodist, is experiencing a period of tremendous growth and expansion of opportunities. The Department has an excellent blend of young and more experienced faculty, all working together in a highly collegial environment to provide world-class patient care. Many of our faculty also have extremely vibrant, externally-funded research programs.
The Department currently provides outstanding patient care at five hospitals in and around Houston, including Houston Methodist Hospital located in the heart of the Texas Medical Center, Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital, Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital, and our new Houston Methodist West Hospital. In the aggregate, these hospitals have over 1,700 patient beds.
We are especially interested in training the next generation of academic pathologists and private practice pathologists who will provide critical diagnostic services to hospitals throughout the country. Our residency programs (anatomic pathology, clinical pathology, and combined anatomic pathology/clinical pathology), and our extensive array of fellowship programs (cytopathology, hematopathology, HLA, molecular genetic pathology, neuropathology, ophthalmic pathology, surgical pathology, and transfusion medicine) are accredited by the ACGME. Our clinical chemistry fellowship is accredited by ComACC. We also offer a special residency research track specifically designed to support the careers of trainees who wish to become part of the next generation of global leaders in investigative pathology. Our internationally known faculty are strongly committed to providing an absolutely outstanding training environment in one of the country's top-ranked tertiary- and quaternary-care academic health science centers.
Our externally-funded investigative programs, especially those in cancer biology and human infectious diseases, have grown extensively in recent years, and I have no doubt we will continue on a steep upward trajectory. Importantly, Houston Methodist Hospital Research Institute has built a new 440,000 square foot state-of-the-art research building specifically designed to foster interdisciplinary collaborative investigation, including basic, translational, and clinical research activities. Our Department investigators occupy superb research space in this building, and newly renovated space located in adjacent hospital buildings.
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Must-See Jamaica Bay: Dining
Outdoors & Recreation
by Alyssa Grossman, 07/17/2012
With all the things to see and do around Jamaica Bay, it's easy to work up an appetite. Thankfully, the waterfront expanse features plenty of dining options—from sit-down restaurants to casual stands—that will keep you fueled all day long, no matter how you choose to spend your time there. While some are best reached by car or bike, those who travel by subway are never far from the area's edibles. Though much of the boardwalk was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, the Department of Parks & Recreation has built sections of boardwalk spanning areas where there are food vendors, at 86th Street (open beginning Memorial Day weekend), 97th Street (open July 1) and 106th Street (open mid-June).
The food offerings on the boardwalk include sandwiches at Lobster Joint, arepas from Caracas, drinks at Low Tide Bar and more. Other restaurants in the area have opened for the summer season, while others are still rebuilding; call first to confirm they're open. And read on for where to eat around Jamaica Bay.
Breezy Point/Rockaway Point
BayHouse (anticipated opening mid-June)
500 Bayside Drive, Queens, 718-318-9660
Kennedy's Restaurant
406 Bayside, Queens, 718-945-0202
Broad Channel
Aqua House
99 Van Brunt Road, Queens, 718-318-2888
Gerritsen Beach
Tamaqua Bar & Marina
84 Ebony Court, Brooklyn, 718-646-9212
Howard Beach
Saffron Restaurant and Tapas Bar
161-50 Cross Bay Blvd., Queens, 347-392-4152
New Park Pizzeria
156-71 Cross Bay Blvd., Queens, 718-641-3082
The Rockaways
Belle Harbor Steak House
268 Beach 116th St., Queens, 718-318-5100
Bungalow Bar & Restaurant
377 Beach 92nd St., Queens, 718-945-2100
Caracas Rockaway
106-01 Shore Front Pkwy., Queens
Cuisine by Claudette
143 Beach 116th St., Queens, 718-945-5511
Dalton's Seaside Grill
10802 Rockaway Beach Blvd., Queens, 718-634-4384
Irish Circle Tavern
101-19 Rockaway Beach Blvd., Queens, 718-474-9002
Low Tide Bar
Boardwalk and Beach 97th Street, Queens
O'Sake Japanese Restaurant
263 Beach 116th St., Queens, 718-945-8888
Plum Tomatoes Pizzeria & Restaurant
420 Beach 129th St., Queens, 718-474-1775
Thai Rock
375 Beach 92nd Street, Queens, 646-455-3991
The Wharf
416 Beach 116th St., Queens, 718-474-8807


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Anyone? Is it such a bad idea to use 2 1/2" x 11 7/8" instead of hand made frame?
I've read about ductwork framing but couldn't find answer for the question - is it possible to use i-joist as part of frame instead of making the frame from scratch from lumber? it would save me a lot time and work.
Anyone? Is it such a bad idea to use 2 1/2" x 11 7/8" instead of hand made frame?
Personally, I would make it out of metal studs. They cut and screw together a lot faster and easier than wood. But the "I-joist" would work.
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I built my soffits very similar to the way those I-beams are constructed - two 2x2s screwed into a strip of OSB. So they should work. Are all your soffit heights shallow enough that the I-beams will work? My soffits ranged in height, from 7" to almost a foot or so, depending on what I was covering.
I also found that the bottom of my floor joists weren't exactly level going across. So I cut the OSB an inch or so long, screwed the top 2x2 onto the OSB, temporarily screwed it to the bottom of the floor joists, then snapped a level line across the bottom of the OSB at the finished height. Then I pulled it down, cut on the chalk line, screwed the bottom 2x2 on, and did the final install. I'm not sure how much leeway you'll have with the I-beams for adjusting to level unless you shim some of the floor joists when you attach the beam.
You CANNOT "adjust an I-beam" for level, because it does not "bend". You fasten it at one location and then level it from there, using shims if necessary. With metal studs you can fasten them to the ductwork and be flush with the bottom of the duct which would give more space in the room.
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Thank you for your inputs. As novice I thought that maybe this idea is too crazy but for me I-beam is time and space saver (where every cm counts), and I know that I'll need shims, but it will be for example 2d and 5th beam, not all row going to one direction.


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For 88 years, Corpus Christi School has served the children of its eponymous parish, offering a Catholic education…More all the way from nursery and pre-K through eighth grade. Originally staffed by the Sisters of St. Dominic, the brick-and-mortar school is actually two buildings - the original built in 1922 and a newer wing in 1953 - connected by a breezeway. The two-story structure is located at the very end of Searing Avenue's dead end, next to the Long Island Rail Road tracks.
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Founded by the Society of Mary in 1930, Chaminade is a college-preparatory school rooted in the Catholic tradition.…More The all-male student body numbers approximately 1,700 in grades nine through 12, with admission only being granted to incoming freshmen of Catholic faith following the completion of the Catholic high school entrance examination.
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The United States' strategic nuclear triad of land-based missiles, bombers and nuclear-armed submarines has served the country well but may be threatened by President Obama's support for global nuclear disarmament and today's nagging budget pressures, Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., told a Washington, D.C., audience this week.
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In his address Wednesday, Hoeven noted that North Dakota hosts Air Force bases at Grand Forks and Minot, the latter controlling major elements of two legs of the triad: 150 ICBMs and a fleet of nuclear-capable bombers. Hoeven and other members of the state's congressional delegation have sought for years to protect the bases from mission reduction or closure, in part because of the likely economic impact on host communities.
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The so-called New START treaty with Russia, which took effect in 2011 and is to last through 2021, aims to reduce the number of strategic nuclear missile launchers by half. It also provides for gradual reductions in deployed weapons and increased on-site inspection and verification.
Hoeven expressed concern that President Obama would seek to make additional unilateral reductions in U.S. nuclear forces. He advised against making reductions called for under the treaty ahead of set deadlines and urged that the triad's balance be maintained throughout any reductions.
Hoeven had raised concerns about Hagel's nomination early in January, including that he was "particularly concerned about Sen. Hagel's support for additional major reductions in U.S. nuclear forces, which I believe puts the United States at a severe disadvantage in a still-dangerous global military environment."
In a defense of Hagel written by two U.S. ambassadors and two retired generals and published on Global Zero's website www.globalzero.org, the authors insist that they and Hagel "are not unilateralists" but support "bilateral, negotiated, verifiable U.S.-Russian arms reductions, to be followed by multilateral negotiations, bringing other key countries into a serious, verifiable process of reductions."
"Chuck Hagel's and Global Zero's views on nuclear weapons are in the U.S. national security interest and squarely in the mainstream. Continuing with Cold War nuclear weapons policies is not."
Global Zero describes itself as an international movement for the elimination of all nuclear weapons.
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[Resolved] Get rid of Start Menu items after install?
Posted 22 October 2012 - 06:48 PM
Posted 23 October 2012 - 08:43 AM
User Policy\Admin Templates\Start Menu and Taskbar - Clear the recent programs list for new users.
My test PC has Home Premium on it right now so I can't test it myself.
Posted 23 October 2012 - 09:34 AM
Posted 23 October 2012 - 01:19 PM
EDIT: After some time trying to figure out what part of the .reg file is required I am at a loss. It contains HKEY_USERS keys which I assume cannot be injected into the wim file. I have tried stripping them out ad importing the reg file on my VM after disabling the Group Policy. The file imports OK but does not enable the policy. I hope someone will offer some help. Thanks and enjoy, John.
EDIT: I am removing the attached .reg file since it contains many unneeded keys. The solution is below.
Edited by johnhc, 27 October 2012 - 09:34 AM.
Posted 24 October 2012 - 05:58 AM
Number of Recent programs to display
Number of Recent items to display in jump lists
I set at 0
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced] "Start_MinMFU"=dword:00000000 "Start_JumpListItems"=dword:00000000
Posted 24 October 2012 - 08:48 AM
Posted 24 October 2012 - 09:15 AM
Can either of you or anyone suggest a way to implement the Group Policy change during W7 installation? Thanks maxXPsoft and Tripredacus for your time. Enjoy, John.
Posted 24 October 2012 - 02:41 PM
Anyways, I think mostly everything in Local Security Policy is actually stored in the registry, but that it is easier to set it using the snap-in.
HKEY_USERS should be able to be put in the WIM file but it isn't exact since Windows changes how the registry is used in online vs offline modes. There are two ideas I have just now:
1. Boot into a PE and look at the offline registry hives for these settings. Export those reg files and test import them into a mounted registry from the WiM and test.
2. This reg file you exported from the running OS, add FirstLogonCommands to merge the .reg file during OOBE.
Posted 24 October 2012 - 03:52 PM
EDIT: Earlier today I injected one line of maxXPsoft's file into my .wim and installed it on VM. It had no effect on the the Start Menu.
Edited by johnhc, 24 October 2012 - 05:20 PM.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 06:29 AM
Posted 25 October 2012 - 08:19 AM
HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT: C:\Windows\system32\config\default
My idea is if you make the change in the Default, it should apply to all users. Otherwise, it looks like the regular HKEY_USERS is stored in NTUSER.DAT. I did a quite look and I'm not sure where that file is, then again I'm not even sure how to use it either.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 09:05 AM
I agree. Think I tried this a long time ago and and never could beat it so went to 0 and 0 cause I pin a bunch of my common programs on Start so I have a clear desktop
I don't think you can empty the list before the first login, when it is pre-populated by Microsoft entries.My link
Start_JumpListItems refers to recent items by a single program. Example I set at 2
Start_JumpListItems.png 15.31KB 2 downloads
Posted 25 October 2012 - 11:41 AM
Thanks also maxXPsoft. I may well end up as you and as I mentioned above.
Thanks and enjoy, John.
EDIT: Here are all the NTUSER.DAT files in the .wim file. There is one in the config folder:
C:\Fast\Mount\Users\Administrator\NTUSER.DAT C:\Fast\Mount\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT C:\Fast\Mount\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\NTUSER.DAT C:\Fast\Mount\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\NTUSER.DAT C:\Fast\Mount\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\ntuser.datI will investigate these on my VM.
Edited by johnhc, 25 October 2012 - 02:07 PM.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 02:59 PM
That is default user and inside install.wim
You mount the image then Load the registry like this
reg load HKEY_USERS\WIM_Default "D:\zMountdir\Windows\system32\config\default"
reg unload HKEY_USERS\WIM_Default
Dismount Image saving it
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Edited by maxXPsoft, 25 October 2012 - 03:30 PM.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 03:32 PM
Posted 26 October 2012 - 08:05 AM
Posted 26 October 2012 - 09:10 AM
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Classes\Local Settings\MuiCache\CD\52C64B7E
I removed both those in HKEY_USERS and rebooted and they reappear so they are populated from somewhere else
Also the listing in that Muicache is for an icon not a link @comres.dll,-2450
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT is the Default user in the registry and the Default file matches it closely, but as you can see there is not much you can change there
Edited by maxXPsoft, 26 October 2012 - 09:12 AM.
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Posted 27 October 2012 - 12:54 AM
I use Win Toolkit to slipstream below key as .WA addon.
This is what I have when I first get to the desktop. (on win7x86)
As my Autounattend.xml contains some existing link, just to let you know it has no affect and is unable to add new item even if you have entries to <StartPanelLinks>.
Also my Autounattend.xml creates 2 users. I check the second user start menu. No item is pinned too.
Currently. I'm exploring how to pin my own program to the start menu. If I find something, I let you know.
Hope this is useful,
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced] "Start_MinMFU"=dword:00000000 "Start_JumpListItems"=dword:00000000
Edited by Geej, 27 October 2012 - 03:27 AM.
Posted 27 October 2012 - 09:27 AM
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\WIM_Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\WIM_Default\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "ClearRecentProgForNewUserInStartMenu"=dword:00000001I injected this code into the install.wim using:
reg.exe load HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\WIM_Default "%Mount%\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT"Ran the ISO on a VM and there is an empty Start Menu but if I run Paint (for example) it is placed in the menu. I have some exploring to do to fully understand what I have learned. I will remove the attached .reg file above since it contains many unneeded things. Where the HKEY_USERS keys came from I do not know. It may have been due to some other activity after shot one and before shot two of RegShot. I did several other RegShots and never saw the HKEY_USERS keys again. A red herring that really confused me (perhaps easy to do). The epiphany came from a search of MS TechNet for "Clear the recent programs list for new users" - here. Thank you Tripredacus and maxXPsoft for your help and time.
Geej, I ran the same test as you and got the same results. I have a command file and VBS file that will pin/unpin items for the Start Menu and Taskbar. Found the solution searching the Internet. If you cannot find it quickly, then please start another thread and I will post my files there.
Enjoy, John.
Posted 27 October 2012 - 10:44 AM
I think you could use and mount the Software file from Mountdir\Windows\system32\config\Software. That represents the HKLM\Software
I'll have to try it next time around.
This is how I do 'pinned to start menu' http://www.msfn.org/...620#entry938620
This did not work on Win 8 VM so far, I installed that Windows 7 explorer for Windows 8 and my items are not pinned. I'll be looking into that.
Posted 27 October 2012 - 11:50 AM
*edit: oops, direct linking is blocked, sorry
Edited by GrofLuigi, 27 October 2012 - 11:51 AM.
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 07:22 PM
This is how I do 'pinned to start menu' http://www.msfn.org/...620#entry938620
Thanks for the insight,maxXPsoft. I managed to do it via inf
Posted 30 January 2013 - 12:03 AM
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ;I don't want these in my Start Menu! [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\Notepad.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\WinRAR.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\cmd.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\Wupdmgr.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\migwiz.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\regedit.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\msmsgs.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\wmplayer.exe] "NoStartPage"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Applications\calc.exe] "NoStartPage"=""
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A watercolor illustration of a pair of striped espadrilles, shown neatly laid out on a loosely painted background. Both stylish and laid-back, this image perfectly evokes the summer season. This is a reproduction of the original, printed on fine art paper and framed in white.
The illustrator and textile designer Virginia Johnson creates images that are both chic and inviting; one wants to dive into them headfirst. Her watercolor illustrations feature lush, expansive color and plenty of white space. Johnson trained at Parsons School of Design and designed for Helmut Lang before returning to her native Toronto. She has illustrated several books, including "The Perfectly Imperfect Home" written by Deborah Needleman. Her textiles are sold in Barney's in New York and Liberty of London. For more on Johnson, visit http://www.virginiajohnson.com/.


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Biennale College – Cinema. Selection complete for the 12 projects of the 2nd edition< Back
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12 projects have been selected for the second edition of Biennale College – Cinema; each team - composed of a director and a producer - will take part in the first 10-day workshop to be held in Venice at the Centro Soggiorno e Studi at San Servolo island in October 2013.
Biennale College – Cinema is the brainchild of Biennale di Venezia, in partnership with Gucci, aimed at promoting new talents and offering them the opportunity to work closely with well-known professionals in order to make micro-budget films. Up to 3 of these 12 projects will receive support for 150,000 Euro in order to make 3 feature-length works (first or second work) which will be presented at the 71st Venice International Film Festival.
"The initiatives of Biennale College - Cinema - the President of the Biennale, Paolo Baratta, declared - have already been developed in the sectors of Cinema, Dance, Music and Theatre, and will be developed in all the sectors of the Biennale di Venezia. We are flattered to have such a generous and intelligent partner as Gucci, who shares with us the interest and the passion for this project. We are really grateful".
The 12 projects were unveiled during the press conference of Biennale College - Cinema held on September 1 at 12:30 at Lido di Venezia (Palazzo del Casinò), at the 70th Venice International Film Festival (28th August - 7th September 2013), directed by Alberto Barbera and organized by the Biennale di Venezia, chaired by Paolo Baratta.
The 12 projects selected for this first phase of Biennale College – Cinema 2013/2014 are:
A place in the Future, Ritesh Batra (director) India, Seher Latif (producer) India
Blood Cells, Joseph Bull (director) UK, Luke Seomore (director) UK, Samm Haillay (producer) UK
H., Rania Attieh (director) Lebanon, Daniel Garcia (director) USA, Shruti Rya Ganguly (producer) India
Imaculat, Kenneth Mercken (producer) Belgium, Marcian Lazar (producer) Romania
Imaculat, Kenneth Mercken (producer) Belgium, Marcian Lazar (producer) Romania
La Barracuda, Jason Cortlund (director) USA, Julia Halperin (director) USA, David Hartstein (producer) USA
La Mujer De Los Perros, Laura Citarella (director) Argentina, Verónica Llinás (director) Argentina, Mariano Llinás (producer) Argentina
Nancy, Christina Choe (director) USA, Gerry Kim (producer) USA
River of exploding durians, Edmund Yeo (director) Malaysia, Ming Jin Woo (producer) Malaysia
Short Skin, Duccio Chiarini (director) Italy, Babak Jalali (producer) Iran / UK
The Strike, Adam Breier (director) Hungary, Akos Schneider (producer) Hungary
Unless, Matteo Servente (director) Italy, Ryan Watt (producer) USA
Winter, Aamir Bashir (director) India, Alan McAlex (producer) India
These 12 projects have been selected by Alberto Barbera, together with the Biennale College – Cinema team. A brief description of the projects will soon be available at www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/collegecinema/.
Up to 3 teams, after the first workshop held in Venice at the Centro Soggiorno e Studi at San Servolo island in October 2013, will be invited to participate in two further workshops in Venice – to be held in December 2013 and January 2014. Afterwards the micro-budget production will start; each of the 3 feature-length audio-visual works (first or second work) will receive a support amounting to 150,000 Euro. They will be presented at the 71st Venice International Film Festival in 2014.
Biennale College – Cinema is supported by the Ministry for the Cultural Heritage and Activities – General Direction Cinema, by the Regione del Veneto and – for the first time this year – by Eurasia IFF, Kazakhstan. Biennale College – Cinema, for the second year in a row, will rely on the collaboration of IFP in New York, and the collaboration of the Dubai International Film Festival and the TorinoFilmLab. Finally – also for the first time – a new collaboration is opening with the Busan International Film Festival. The Director is Alberto Barbera, the Head of Programme Savina Neirotti.
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