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July 01, 2009, 04:49:01 PM »
I am considering make an update to EZGUI 4.0 (say 4.1) which will be a purchasable update (not free) which will have some new features and also have bug fixes.
EZGUI 4.1 would be the last version to support older OS'es such as Windows 95,98,ME.
Even after EZGUI 5.0 is released, I would likely continue to sell this version for developers who need to develop software for a wide variety of OS'es from 95 to Win7.
Please post your request for this update version, as well as any bug fixes in this forum.
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July 01, 2009, 05:16:49 PM »
Here are some suggestions I found in the old forums (and some additions of mine own) which would make a good addition to EZGUI 4.1:
- EZ_DefAccel
Increase max keyboard accelerators to over 100 (ie. say 500)
- Designer - add close dialog feature
Some places in the designer there is no Cancel Task feature. Where ever it would make sense to be able to Cancel a Dialog it should be added
- Designer - should be capable of being Themes aware (turn On and Off) and generate the XML file for the RC file
- Designer - have the ability to auto compile the resource file for you when generating code
- add EZ_NameIcon function (similiar to EZ_NamePicture)
- Designer - autogeneration of <<SAVE>>/<<END>> tags (ie. select an option in designer)
- Designer - improved selection of controls
- Designer - keep drag icons visible when control property dialog displayed
- Designer - Option to turn of auto generation of template code
Please post your suggestions here and please any suggestions which would be better suited to adding to EZGUI 5.0 rather than a 4.1 update post in the other forum for that.
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July 07, 2009, 12:13:18 PM »
Being able to select multiple controls using a list
Having a floating properties window where one can change the properties of many controls at once.
Chris Boss
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July 07, 2009, 02:52:32 PM »
You can currently change the properties of multiple controls at one time.
With the CTRL key down select the controls you want to modify. Each will have drag handles displayed.
The double click (with CTRL key down) the last one you want and the control property dialog will display and be in multiple control mode.
The changed you make will affect all the selected controls.
The only trick to this, is that all the controls must be of the exact same type (ie. all buttons).
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July 17, 2009, 07:23:18 PM »
What would you think of me doing a "PreRelease" version of say an EZGUI 4.1 ?
I could make the final release version EZGUI 4.2 and the PreRelease 4.1.
Like before with EZGUI 4.0 (PreRelease was 3.5) where I offered an prerelease, so you can purchase now, get EZGUI 4.1 and access to a private forum where we can discuss the changes so this version can be fined tuned with a number of new features (the big ones will be left for EZGUI 5.0). Then when finished, there would be a release version of EZGUI 4.2 which you would get.
While the big stuff I am leaving for EZGUI 5.0 (there will be some dramatic changes), this version could have some nice improvements.
One example would be the ability to drag selected controls as a group.
Another feature I would like to add would be to have the designer auto compile your RC (resource) file for you.
Another possibility would be some kind of plugin for the designer to add features.
The majority of changes would be with the designer.
A few would be with the runtimes.
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July 18, 2009, 01:52:45 PM »
Tell you the truth, I personally wouldn't jump right into purchasing a .x upgrade. Not that I doubt it would be worthwhile, but I have to look at the economy of things. The stuff I want fixed in the designer are for convenience sake. I already know how to get around the problems. Therefore, assuming version 5 will include the designer upgrades from 4.x and given the fact that I've lived without those fixes this long, I'm not likely to jump into a paid .x upgrade, I'll just wait for the 5.0 release.
Along those same lines.... since I really can't think of any major changes I *need* to the runtime, I'm far more likely to hold back on 5.0 this time and wait for one of your super-sales. In the past, I didn't mind paying top dollar for the right to work with you during the development phase, but now that I've settled into the EZGUI mode of coding, and I've learned how to do the things I want that EZGUI hasn't provided, I'm far more likely to be patient and hold off on a major release update to save the $100.
I'm not saying this to change your philosophy of marketing, but from a customer's perspective, I thought you'd be interested to know. If it were me, I'd make a couple of marketing changes:
First I'd try to accurately gouge what sweet-spot is price wise. Rather than looking at what its value is, I'd concentrate on what dollar amount is more likely to attract those 'fence-sitters'. Seeing that EZGUI costs more than the compiler it needs to function, I have to be darn sure its worth the cost and that is not going to be easy.
Second, I'd make a limited time evaluation version available for free download. The reality of the software business mandates that the customer gets a chance to fairly use the product before committing to purchasing it. Even MS has gone this way. You can get any MS product you want for a 60-day evaluation no strings attached. I recently signed a contract for a fairly large and complex eccommerce web site. To keep the development costs low, I told the customer that I would use as much 'off-the-shelf' code as possible. I then went looking for the components I wanted. I fist looked at the basic feature set, if it did what I wanted, I looked at the cost. If it was within range, I looked for the evaluation button. If they offered an evaluation download (99% did), I tried the product. If they didn't have an evaluation, I skipped it and when on. The point being that I need to know that the code will work *for me*. Just because it has the feature set I want, and in the price range I'm willing to pay, I don't know that I will be able to use it for my needs until I try it out.
Third, I would be very purposeful about sales. PB does a sale every 18 months or so. Knowing that it'll be another year+ before I see discounts again, I'm more apt to jump on their sale. However, if I'm not in dire need of their product now, and there is a reasonable chance that another sale will happen in the next 2-3 months, heck,I'll just wait. Perhaps I'll find a different product in the mean time. This is the course I'll most likely be taking with v5. Even if you say there won't be any sales, history tells me that when you're sales start to stagnate, you'll put something together to jump start it again. It might be a year, it might only be 4 months, but either way, for $100 I'll take my chances. If I ever find that I *need* something in v5, I can always pay the regular price for it, right?
Tom Cone Jr
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July 18, 2009, 06:43:59 PM »
Chris, I tend to agree with Joe. For me, the things that would cause me to open my wallet would be instructional in nature. I think EZGUI 4 has a robust set of tools already. What I need is some coaching on how to use the tools effectively. Ideas for you to consider:
a) Collections of example code, with accompanying documentation - available for purchase
b) A book that walks the user through the steps of building a complete application, say a checkbook manager, topics to include: project organization, use of custom controls (including grids), printing reports, reconciling check registers, use of resource files, the works. An accompanying CD with code for the examples in the text would be a plus. - available for purchase
c) A series of online webinars, using gotomeeting - folks pay a modest fee to see & hear you cover a specific topic. The webinars get saved, you bundle them together later, and market them separately on DVD.
Client education is the thing that would help me the most.
Thanks for listening.
-- tom
Chris Burgess
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Re: EZGUI 4.1
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July 28, 2009, 07:33:33 AM »
On my wishlist:
1) When opening a previous project that has been moved to another folder, you have to tell the designer where the bitmaps are, one at a time.
This is a bit of a pain for a project with 40 or 80 picture buttons
When you tell it where the first one is, can it me made to check that folder for it first (I normally save all .bmps in one folder) before asking the user where the file is located?
2) Support for graphics in .png format, as well as good old .bmp
3) Able to assign or disable keyboard shortcuts with enough accelerators to cover all the keys on the keyboard
Number 4 may be technically impossible, probably even for 5.0, but here goes anyway:
3) Able to create full screen (i.e. no start button, taskbar etc visible, like some Edu and most games) applications
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LAKE FOREST — He thinks he's pretty hardheaded and stubborn, but that's not how others view Brian Floriani, founder and executive director of Bernie's Book Bank in Lake Forest.
Terri Thompson of Libertyville finds Floriani inspiring and driven.
"Brian is very passionate about the cause — making sure children have access to books," said the mother of two elementary school daughters she describes as "voracious readers."
It was through a book drive at her daughters' school, Copeland Manor in Libertyville, that Thompson first learned that many at-risk children have no access to books, which makes them poor readers.
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So did Floriani. That's why in 2008 Floriani left his job as a golf pro to become a reading paraprofessional for Shiloh Park Elementary School in Zion. There, Floriani realized getting books into kids' hands before they got to school would make a bigger impact on their future.
In 2009, Floriani founded Bernie's Book Bank in his garage, where he began collecting and redistributing bags of donated children's books to at-risk kids. He named the organization for his father, who devoted his professional life to promoting literacy.
Today, Bernie's Book Bank is on track to process and redistribute 1 million children's books in 2012 alone. Floriani is making strides to grow the model nationally.
"I'm not a gray area kind of person," he said. "When I do something, I really, really do it."
Floriani gives it his all, but truly enjoys what he does to connect with the people who donate books, the kids who need them, and a myriad of volunteers from throughout the community who make it all possible.
"A lot of people don't like what they do, but I love it," he said. "Hopefully, it's going to help millions of children."
Floriani will meld his former career as a professional golfer with his love of books at two simultaneous events to benefit Bernie's Book Bank. A Book Lovers Brunch will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the Birdies & Books Charity Golf Classic starting at 11:30 a.m. on Friday. Both events will be at the Lake Bluff Golf Club, 355 W. Washington Ave., Lake Bluff.
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Officers quickly set up a perimeter and used dogs in an effort to find the culprit. The robber is said to have a tattoo on his neck and clad in a white t-shirt. The man was last seen running south along Montgomery Highway.
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The suspect was identified after DNA that was collected from the straw of the smoothie was analyzed at the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab. The DNA left on the straw matched the suspect's DNA profile, which had already been entered into a national DNA database of felons.
Based on the DNA left on the straw being analyzed this year and matching the convicted felon's DNA profile, last week, Thurston County prosecutors charged Roger Taylor, 30, with a count of first-degree robbery. Taylor was served with the arrest warrant in the Clark County Jail, where he is currently in custody due to state Department of Corrections violations, court papers state.
Taylor is accused of stealing $4,000 from a local plumber after he allegedly approached the victim in a Tacoma parking lot in August, 2011. Taylor allegedly forced the plumber at gunpoint to drive to his Lacey credit union and withdraw the money from his account. The victim was allegedly carjacked after purchasing a beverage at the Emerald City Smoothie store on 6th Avenue in Tacoma, court papers state.
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The plumber reported the incident to Lacey police on August 19, 2011. He said that while walking back to his vehicle after buying the smoothie, he was approached by a man he had never met before. As the plumber tried to enter his vehicle, the suspect pointed a gun at him, and entered the vehicle with him.
The plumber said the man demanded about $4,000. The plumber said he would have to get the money from his credit union in Lacey. The plumber said he drove the vehicle as the suspect sat in the passenger seat, with the handgun pointed at him. He said that he went through the drive-thru window at the Twin Star Credit Union in Lacey and withdrew the money. He said that "the defendant still had the firearm out, but down at his side so that it would not be visible to someone else."
The plumber said he then drove the suspect to a nearby park and ride. He said the suspect took his keys and cell phone, and then "placed those objects on the ground" some distance away as he waited for a cab to pick him up. After the suspect left in a cab, the plumber said he then drove to the Lacey Police Department to report the crime.
Lacey police recovered surveillance video from Twin Star Credit Union showing the plumber withdrawing his money from his account. In the video, the plumber's passenger was seen using a straw to drink from the plumber's smoothie. The straw was sent to the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab, and in May, the DNA profile was matched with Taylor's DNA profile, which was already in the Combined DNA Index System, or CODIS database.
The plumber also later identified a photo of Taylor from a photo montage of possible suspects as being the suspect who committed the armed robbery. Surveillance video from the Emerald City Smothie parking lot in Tacoma also was consistent with the plumber's account of being robbed at gunpoint. Lacey police also located the taxi driver who picked up the suspect at the park and ride in August, 2011, and his story was consistent with the plumber's account of what happened.
A Lacey detective met with Taylor at the Clark County Jail in October, and he denied committing the robbery. He invoked his right to remain silent during questioning, but was charged by Thurston Couty prosecutors on Nov. 20 with committing the armed robbery.
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PHILADELPHIA — The NFL just set a record for most points scored in the first four weeks of a season.
Almost every team is lighting up the scoreboard except the Eagles, who have their fewest points over the first five games since Andy Reid stepped in as the head coach in 1999.
With 80 points, Michael Vick and the high-priced Eagles offense is next to last in the league in points. Only the Raiders are more inept.
The Eagles have been outscored 99-80 this season.
Reid blamed it on 14 turnovers over the first five games. While turnovers wreck drives, the Eagles haven't been making the big plays they've been used to partly because the opposition tries to keep everything in front of it by playing the safeties deep.
"When you're playing good football teams, you're going to trade punches here," Reid said. "That's how this thing works. You might not get the big play. That might not happen. Again, it's good football teams playing each other. So you have a minimum of good plays. But you surely can't have mistakes on your side. You've got to get rid of those. You eliminate those, now what does the game look like? What does it look like if you don't fumble on the three and fumble it into the end zone? What does the game look like there?
"What does it look like when you're fumbling it around the 30-yard line? You've got to eliminate those and then we talk."
The Lions (1-3) are next for the Eagles. They've scored 100 points.
In Reid's first season the Eagles scored 57 points in a 1-4 start.
Current quarterbacks coach Doug Pederson was the quarterback during that time. Continued...
Reid cannot afford to be a complainer, lest his players join in.
Which is why Big Red went in another direction Monday when asked about playing three straight games against teams coming off their byes.
Publicly Reid doesn't feel like he's at a competitive advantage. Privately he know he's 13-0 in games immediately after his bye week.
"You're dealt things in the NFL, you're dealt things in the game, each play you're dealt things and you just go about your business," Reid said. "You do what you need to do. We were right there in that game (versus the Steelers). Bye week, no bye week, playing at home, all those things you can analyze and look at all of them.
"We were right there to win the game. I don't worry about that. I worry about us taking care of our business."
With Reid at the helm, Eagles have won three of their last four games immediately before the bye week.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department is investigating the production, but Delila Santos, the 21-year-old dancer featured in the video, said Tuesday that she did nothing wrong. The dancer who performs under the name "Dizzy Delila" works for Hoopnotica, a Venice, California-based company that promotes physical fitness with hula hoops.
Santos said, "This was totally harmless. We were just having fun hooping." In the clip, she's featured wearing red high heels, jean shorts, a black leotard and a fire helmet, but there's nothing too racy.
However, the fire station where the clip was shot, Station 63 in Venice, has been in trouble for bad behavior in the past. Last year, the LAFD investigated the fire station for allowing one of its engines to be used in porn shoots. This was after a 2008 video featured an actress mounting one of their engines at Venice Beach and taking it all off.
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The group consisted of 40 girls and their parents and teachers.
"In all, we had about 60 represented in the race from our school, as well as another 20-30 on the sidelines showing support," said Margaret Cego, a parent volunteer.
Under the direction and guidance of Pam Rutland, special education teacher at Johnson and mother of Pavement Princess Julia Rutland, the group started training eight weeks ahead of the event with the goal of completing the 5K race.
While running was a portion of the time spent with the girls, the main focus was to build self-esteem in the students in grades third, fourth and fifth.
"Each week, we met after school with the girls to have a healthy snack, provided by our County Dietician Donna Carver, and then a weekly lesson to help build these girls up and build on their self-esteem," said Crego. "We wrapped up each session with our weekly run.
Crego, also mom of a Pavement Princess Meredith Crego, lead the runs. The plan they followed was designed locally by Jay Stephenson of GoGo Running, who put a lot of time and thought into catering the training specifically to the girls.
Come race day the training paid off as everyone made it across the finish line while wearing their bright wear shirts featuring a pink tiara and the phase "today's girls ... tomorrow's leaders.
"This club is the first of hopefully many more clubs that will be started at Johnson Elementary," Crego said, adding that PTO President Carolyn Falcitelli is passionate about bringing clubs to the school.
There was a $20 fee to join the Pavement Princessess, but that cost covered the team shirt and entry into the Run for the World 5K, and scholarships were available for those who needed them.
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I grew up riding my BMX bike on fire roads and trails in New England which quickly turned into mountain biking. Now, I don't know if you know this, but there is an old tradition among mountain bikers of mocking roadie counterparts. It is not nice, sure, but it is mostly in jest and for years I've joined in the fun taking jabs at my skinny tire riding buddies with a nudge, wink and a chuckle. Then I moved to Portland, Oregon.
There is some amazing mountain biking in the State of Oregon, none of which is in Portland. I had ridden road bikes before, but it became more natural when I moved to a place where you could not easily ride to the trails. It wasn't my favorite riding to do, but it was still riding and it was challenging. Before long I started riding with Ira Ryan and Greg Johnson and the rest of the crew that became the Rapha Continental. They beat the living hell out of me.
Luckily these guys really like to ride on gravel and dirt roads. When a ride was over and we were drinking our recovery beers it was the gravel sections that we replayed. "Man, it was tough getting traction climbing on the dusty stuff." "Did you see me almost eat it through that washboard?" I'd say "That was almost as much fun as mountain biking."
Now, five years and thousands of road miles later I have found myself back in New England riding The D2R2 with my Continental buddies. The second D and the first R stand for Dirt and Road. 90% dirt and gravel for 115 miles. Sounds like my kind of ride. I had no idea. Here I was, 50 miles from where I grew up. The terrain, scenery, weather and even the people were so familiar. I was home. I was riding a bike. Out West the climbs are long and grueling. This was different. Short, painful climbs and quick twisty descents. Fun right off the bat. There was a point, about halfway through where I wasn't sure if I'd make it, but I kept my pace reasonable and started having fun again.
By the time we finished I'd had a revelation. You see, when I was a kid I rode that BMX bike everywhere, aspired to race, but there wasn't a nearby track. I loved the dirt and sought it out, but when it came down to it we were actually riding on the road — road riding. Doing hot laps around the neighborhood. Racing to and from the town swimming pool five miles away. Everywhere we went, we owned the road. So, after 20 years of riding mountain bikes and poking fun at those who didn't it took a trip back home and a road ride to realize that my first love was simply riding bikes.
When we rolled into the finish tired, dirty and satisfied, Jeremy turned to me and said "Great job today, man. We may just make a roadie out of you yet." Thanks JD, but you don't need to. Turns out I've been one since I was a kid.
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This weekend I went mountain biking with a 23 guy who just moved back to Philadelphia from San Diego. During one our rests on top of a steep climb he mentioned his observation that everyone in Philly road bikes. And that rode biking is so boring compared to mountain biking. I smiled and said I would of agreed with him when I 23 but at 39 road biking has become a lot more fun and mountain biking as become a lot more injurious. D2R2 is great cause it lets old guys like me enjoy to dirt again. Funny how age and physiology changes one perspective.
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1st September 2010 09:54pm
Tell us more on the D2R2. Where is it held, cue sheet etc.
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David - next Thursday Sept. 9th, D2R2 will be a proper feature on the site and it will include photos, video, story, cue sheet, etc. We rode it a couple years ago also and you can read about that account here: http://www.rapha.cc/d2r2
Jonathan Sainsbury
8th September 2010 06:46pm
It was good riding with you guys. But ya gotta stop taking so many photo breaks!
It was cool of your camera guy to encourage us on when he plopped himself and the car at the top of hill.
See you next year!
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For his latest album as Owl City, Adam Young learned to play nice with others.
The singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Minnesota has spent most of his still-young career as a one-man band — and done well by that. Two of his previous three Owl City albums debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200, with 2009's "Ocean Eyes" going platinum, and he had a chart-topping, quadruple-platinum hit that same year with "Fireflies."
But for this year's "The Midsummer Station" Young, 26, expanded his creative universe, bringing in songwriting and production collaborators such as the Norwegian duo Stargate, Brazilian artists Kool Kojak and Relient K frontman Matthew Thiessen. Young even enlisted some duet partners, including Carly Rae Jepsen for the summer smash "Good Time" and blink-182's Mark Hoppus on "Dementia."
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"The Midsummer Station" bowed at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 in August, but Young says embracing the outside input helped him feel like Owl City's fourth album was already a winner.
"I feel that as an artist you should never really look back or repeat yourself," Young explains. "So this was sort of taking a flying leap on that way. I was a little bit scared at first because of all the co-writing and allowing other people to co-pilot this project, but listening back, as I live with it, I'm really excited about it.
"It was great for me to learn to be compromising in a healthy way that I think is inherent to collaborating with other people. For a guy who's done his own thing forever, it was a great thing to learn to say, 'I love this idea, but can we try something else?' or 'Here's my idea; it's clearly not as good as your idea, so let's go with yours,' just making sure it's about the music. Continued...
"It was all just so positive. It was really fun to be able to bounce ideas off somebody else, and there was always this great magic in the room when there was somebody else right there with you to work on things."
Young also considers "The Midsummer Station" to be "kind of a left turn" because of the direction the music wound up taking with these collaborators.
"I always wanted to make electronic pop music," he notes. "I sort of felt my own definition of what a pop song was kind of evolve over the last four years. It's furthering what I do, but with a different lens — and that's the way music should work, everything always changing and growing and evolving."
The Top 5 "Good Time" is certainly as pop as it comes. Young hooked up with Jepsen — prior to her own success with "Call Me Maybe" — via his manager, who also knew Jepsen's. The two could not get into the studio together, but Young sent Jepsen a track to sing over and says her first pass through the song "was perfect." And, Young acknowledges, that helped give him an inkling of how well the song might do.
"It felt pretty special," he recalls. "A lot of times I feel like I'm a little too zoomed into the project to be able to tell what's more special than what isn't. I spend all this time down at a micro level, working on these songs. But everyone was saying, 'Yeah, "Good Time," this is probably the one,' so I had a good feeling about it."
Young actually did get to hang out with Hoppus for "Dementia," which he says was a bit intimidating because he's such a big fan of blink-182. "They say never meet your idols, but Mark proved that wrong because he's so genuine and down to earth and was so interested in what I do," Young says. "Of course, he's a guy with such a legacy. He doesn't owe me anything, but he was very kind and it was great."
While he's touring, Young is looking ahead — both to the next single (most likely "Shooting Star," which has already appeared on Billboard's Christian charts) and what he'll do next, musically. He has "a handful of ideas" for Owl City, and there's also the specter of his other musical projects, including Sky Sailing, Swimming With Dolphins and Port Blue — though those take a decided back seat.
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Drivers who hate the pain of parallel parking along a strip of Main Street in North Adams could soon be in luck. Our Brandon Walker has more on a plan to bring diagonal parking to the street.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- What boils down to an additional ten parking spaces, supporters say, would make the city's downtown more attractive.
From Holden Street to a loading zone next to the Mohawk Theater, North Adams' Public Safety Committee wants to get rid of side parking, changing to diagonal parking along Main Street.
"Customers, keep in mind, like convenience," says Keith Bona, city councilor. "They want to park right out in front of the store."
Which is one reason for the proposal.
The other, as demonstrated by Bona, "You can see behind me we have three lanes, which does allow for traffic to go a little faster than it should."
If approved, the city would employ a yearlong trial run, which would cancel parking meters during that period, a loss of $2,100 in revenue. However, city leaders say that will be made up within three years.
"It kills a couple birds with one stone," Bona said.
Opponents disagree, calling it a waste of money. As for adding spaces, they say the city has ample lots off Main Street. "We need something beyond more than gimmicks."
The overarching gimmick, says former Mayor, now city councilor, John Barrett, is what he says diagonal parking won't do for the city -- lure in visitors. "If you're going to rebuild the downtown whether it's in Albany, New York, North Adams, or Pittsfield, it has to have a strong housing component. And it has to have a good theater district. And what we're not seeing happening in the city," Barrett, who led North Adams for over 20 years, said.
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- Transitional Year Program named in memory of Myra Kraft '64June 13, 2013
Established in 1968, Brandeis University's Transitional Year Program is a one-year academic program for students who have not had access to necessary resources either at home or in school to prepare for a rigorous four-year undergraduate experience.
- Mimi Huntington, MFA '87, wins 2013 StageSource Theater Hero AwardJune 7, 2013
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The WOW program offers financial awards to Brandeis students who wish to pursue summer internships with organizations that may not be able to provide a salary. It encourages students to use the summer to explore career fields, gain new skills and experience the world of work.
- Erica Rabner's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner"May 23, 2013
Erica Rabner '13 gave a powerful performance of the national anthem for fellow graduates of the Brandeis Class of 2013, families and friends in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
- Wieseltier reminds humanities grads of their valueMay 19, 2013
Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, started commencement ceremonies off eloquently with a heartfelt defense of the humanities and an encouragement to humanities graduates to resist the forces of technologic gimmickry and scientism.
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Inspirational speeches, heartfelt thanks and an abundance of joy marked Brandeis University's 62nd commencement, as more than 7,000 students, faculty, families and friends celebrated the awarding of 850 bachelor's degrees, 803 master's degrees and 93 doctorates in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center. In his commencement address, Dr. Rick Hodes, who has devoted his life to helping severely afflicted children in Africa, urged graduates to "run to do good" and "get your hands dirty." In addition to Hodes, honorary degrees were awarded to Vartan Gregorian, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York; painter, sculptor and printmaker Ellsworth Kelly; Chaim Peri, director emeritus of Yemin Order Wingate Youth Village in Israel; visionary community leader and co-founder of Operation P.E.A.C.E. (Partnerships in Education and Community Enrichment) Elaine Schuster and Leon Wieseltier, literary editor of The New Republic.
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- Dr. Rick Hodes' commencement addressMay 19, 2013
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A weekend of celebrations will mark the university's 62nd commencement. The main ceremony will be held on May 19 in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center. More than 850 undergraduate degrees, as well as more than 900 graduate degrees and certificates, will be awarded.
- Rob Romasco '69 to join Lynch, Altman and Kotlikoff for Heller forumApril 22, 2013
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Thirty years and more than 7,600 calls after James Meisel '85 founded the Brandeis Emergency Medical Corps, the organization will celebrate its anniversary with a gala in Sherman Function Hall.
- Steve Whitfield honored as scholar, mentor, friendApril 16, 2013
Whitfield is one of the faculty most consistently mentioned by students and alumni as having profoundly and positively influenced them during their time at Brandeis. He is the author of eight books and has edited two others.
- Matt Kupfer '12 named Carnegie junior fellowApril 14, 2013
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The dean of a leading medical school, a top corporate executive, a businessman whose family connections to Brandeis go back to the university's earliest days and a community leader involved in Jewish and civic organizations were elected recently to the Board of Trustees.
- Faculty, alumni remember Prof. Lawrence FuchsMarch 21, 2013
Fuchs was a renowned authority in the emerging field of American studies, a giving mentor to students and fellow faculty members and a champion of social justice and community service. He had an enormous impact in shaping Brandeis' core values.
- Brandeis Board of Trustees elects new chairMarch 21, 2013
Perry M. Traquina '78 has been elected chair of the Brandeis Board of Trustees for a three-year term, effective May 19, 2013. He will succeed Malcolm Sherman, the philanthropist and veteran business executive who has served as board chair since 2007.
- David Waltz mentees create memorial fellowshipMarch 20, 2013
Xiru Zhang, Jordan Pollack and others who were nurtured, inspired and befriended by the late computer science professor honor him on the anniversary of his passing with creation of a fellowship to broaden the participation of women and minorities in the field of artificial intelligence.
- Rachel's Rides provides alternative to taxisMarch 19, 2013
Rafael Abramowitz '14 knew he wouldn't get rich by purchasing Rachel's Rides Co., a Brandeis-exclusive car service, from his classmate. But it's already provided him with a wealth of experience in entrepreneurship, community-building and environmentalism.
- Anxiety sufferers: Here's an alum who feels your painMarch 17, 2013
Dan Smith '99 is one of an estimated 40 million Americans who suffer from anxiety-related symptoms such as panic attacks, irrational fears and unsubstantiated worries. He returns to campus Wednesday to read from and discuss his New York Times best-seller 'Monkey Mind: A Memoir of Anxiety.'
- Latin American and Latino Studies celebrates 50 yearsMarch 11, 2013
Fifty years after its founding, the Latin American and Latino Studies program will bring three of its distinguished alumni back to campus to celebrate its history and accomplishments with a discussion and screening on March 13 and 14.
- Weinberg '87 shows alumni how to re-enter workforceMarch 11, 2013
Brandeis alumna Pamela Weinberg '87, career coach and personal branding specialist, will help members of the Brandeis community address issues of re-entering the workforce after an absence. She will lead a webinar, sponsored by the Hiatt Career Center, on March 14 at 7 p.m.
- Brandeis screens 'Gatekeepers' at CAA in LAMarch 7, 2013
The Academy Award-nominated documentary focuses on Israel's conflict with Palestinian terrorism, as viewed through the eyes of six former heads of the Israeli domestic security service, Shin Bet, who led the agency from 1980 until 2011.
- Employers offer advice, inspiration at SoJust forumFeb. 21, 2013
More than 110 students interested in pursuing careers in social justice received inspiration, advice and encouragement from dozens of employers at the second annual SoJust Leadership Forum. The event served as the capstone for 'DEIS Impact, the university's annual festival of social justice.
- Honoring trio of high-achieving alumniFeb. 19, 2013
Brandeis President Fred Lawrence will present the Alumni Achievement Award to University of Chicago President Robert Zimmer '68, renowned music manager and record producer Jon Landau '68 and pioneering mathematics professor Bonnie Berger '83 at a ceremony on June 8 during reunion weekend.
- A Valentine's Day celebration of Louie LoveFeb. 13, 2013
Standard measures of campus character like GPAs and SATs don't take into account one prominent aspect of life at Brandeis -- the large number of students who meet their mates here. One in 10 Brandeis graduates is married to a fellow alum.
- Class project evolves into fully staged documentaryFeb. 6, 2013
The actors dug into the history of the Vietnam era, examining archival documents, records, newspaper articles and interviews shared with them by Julian Seltzer '15 and Amanda Stern '15, the students who developed the production from a dramatic reading to a full production.
- Leslie (Meltzer) Aronzon named to Board of TrusteesJan. 22, 2013
Leslie (Meltzer) Aronzon '84 was recently elected to the Brandeis Board of Trustees for a four-year term. Grateful for what Brandeis gave her, Aronzon has been an active alumna since graduation. She also serves as vice president of the Alumni Association, has helped organize reunions and is a member of the Alumni Admissions Council.
- MLK event focuses on our duty to Dr. King's dreamJan. 22, 2013
Herman W. Hemingway '53 bracketed his Martin Luther King Day keynote address with the poetry of Langston Hughes, evoking first a grim consideration on what happens when a dream is unrealized and finishing with a heartfelt expression of dreaming's necessity.
- Trustee's gift establishes Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life Jan. 17, 2013
- President Lawrence visits Indian alums, educatorsJan. 17, 2013
Accompanied by Harleen Singh, the Helaine and Alvin Allen Assistant Professor of Literature and co-chair of the South Asia Studies Program, and his wife, Dr. Kathy Lawrence, the president met with dozens of members of the Brandeis family in India at receptions in Delhi and Mumbai in early January.
- Brandeis mobile app updated with events and directory featuresDec. 18, 2012
- Amb. Shapiro '91 hosts Lawrences, Israeli alums Nov. 28, 2012
A long-scheduled Alumni Club of Israel reception in honor of President Fred and Dr. Kathy Lawrence turned into a joyous celebration of the truce in the Gaza fighting, which was achieved with the help of Ambassador Dan Shapiro '91.
- Brandeis Magazine: History, anxiety, science and laughterNov. 27, 2012
In the fall/winter issue read about Pulitzer Prize winner David Hackett Fischer, who marks a half century of teaching history at Brandeis this year; Daniel Smith '99, who discusses his memoir on the anatomy of anxiety; scientific research on the Higgs boson, and a poignant essay by Michael M. Appell, MA'79, about achieving emotional comfort as a gay man.
- US ambassador to host Alumni Club of IsraelNov. 18, 2012
Ambassador Daniel Shapiro '91 will reflect on his professional journey since graduating Brandeis at a reception he and his wife, Julie Fisher '90, are hosting on Wednesday. Prominent alums Forsan Hussein '00 and Galia Golan-Gild '60 also will speak.
- Memorial service Monday for Ted Kazanoff, a great actNov. 14, 2012
The gifted actor and director, who died Oct. 21 at age 90, helped launch many careers during his years as head of Brandeis' theater arts department. Students whom he mentored say his was 'a singular voice.' The service is at 7 p.m. in Spingold Theater.
- Michael Sandel '75 to speak at JustBooks eventOct. 30, 2012
The renowned Brandeis alumnus will address morality in the world of money and markets. He is appearing as a guest lecturer for the JustBooks First Year Seminar program, which provides an opportunity for students to work on critical thinking, close reading, analytical writing and oral argument.
- Bite Sci-zed video channel makes alum a YouTube starOct. 26, 2012
Khan Academy and YouTube teamed up in September to select 10 engaging video-creators who could be leaders in the next generation of online educators. One of those on the roster is Alex Dainis '11, creator of the Bite Sci-zed YouTube channel.
- Bill McKenna, first Brandeis All-American, dies at 79Oct. 23, 2012
A physics major, McKenna was an end on both offense and defense. His Brandeis records for points scored in a game and career still stand, and he is the school's all-time leader in receiving yards. A native of Salem, Mass., McKenna played six seasons with the Calgary Stampeders and became chief geophysicist for Texaco. He was inducted into the Joseph Linsey Brandeis Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993.
- Reinharz Hall created to honor president emeritusOct. 15, 2012
The Brandeis Board of Trustees has voted to name Ridgewood A residence hall Jehuda Reinharz Residence Hall in recognition of President Emeritus Reinharz's extraordinary contributions to the university over more than 30 years as an administrator and professor.
- Information session offered for Segal program public-service internshipsOct. 5, 2012
- Ken Kaiserman '60, a longtime trustee, dies at 73Aug. 22, 2012
Known for his splendid bowtie, generosity toward Brandeis and love of theater, Kaiserman also was active in the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, Pennsylvanians Against Handgun Violence and the North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry.
- Brandeis enjoys another strong fundraising yearAug. 21, 2012
Giving by alumni who graduated within the last 10 years jumped 19 percent from last year, and total fundraising exceeded $60 million for the 13th consecutive year. Some 75 percent of the Class of 2012 contributed to the class gift -- the highest percentage ever.
- Brandeis Magazine summer issue: Let us entertain youAug. 9, 2012
The summer Brandeis Magazine is a themed issue exploring the world of alumni in entertainment. It includes a profile of award-winning filmmaker Debra Granik '85, a photo shoot of three rising stars by Lois Greenfield '70 and much more. Available on campus and online.
- Morehouse, US team wind up 8th in Olympic fencingAug. 6, 2012
Olympic fencer Tim Morehouse '00 earned a pair of eighth-place finishes in the sabre events at the Summer Games in London -- a better-than-expected result in the individual tournament but a disappointing outcome in the team competition for an American squad that won a silver medal four years ago in Beijing.
- Esther Kartiganer '59, a '60 Minutes' producer, dies at 74Aug. 3, 2012
A pioneering journalist who won 13 Emmy Awards for her work as a senior editor and producer at '60 Minutes,' Esther Kartiganer '59 died of a heart attack on Aug. 1. She was a lifelong advocate for women's and gender studies, as well as other university programs, and served on the Alumni Association Board of Directors and Board of Fellows.
- Six recent alumni receive Fulbright grantsJuly 24, 2012
Six recent alumni – Jesse Appel '12, Daniel Servando Chavez '10, Skye Fishbein '12, Olivia Edelman '12, Rachel Klein '12 and Kelsey Grab '12 – will all pursue their passions abroad with Fulbright grants for the 2012 to 2013 academic year.
- Milton Gralla, Brandeis benefactor, dies at 84July 17, 2012
He and his wife, Shirley, supported a number of important initiatives at Brandeis, including the Gralla Fellows Program for journalists, the Genesis program for high school students, the Summer Institute for Israel Studies and the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute.
- Forman wins three awards in European photography competitionJuly 5, 2012
- Tumen exhibition expresses passion for Jewish narrativeJune 28, 2012
Zachary Albert, who received a master's degree in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies this spring, became involved with Holocaust survivors and museum narratives of their stories as the result of a sixth-grade field trip.
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I was born in 1947
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6. | douché | ||
A portmanteau of "touché" and "douche." When a person delivers a clever and cutting remark in response to another person's argument, the latter may respond with "Douché!" as acknowledgment of a good yet decidedly douchey response. Dean: Where did I go wrong? How is my own brother drinking demon blood without me noticing?
Sam: Maybe if you stopped crying at every scenic road, you'd have noticed. Dean: ... Douché. |
1. | douché | ||
The acknowledgement of an accusation, or a point made by someone you consider to be a douche bag. Accented E: pronounced dew/shay
Teacher: "It's no wonder that we don't communicate, when your grammar is incomprehensible." Student: "Douché." |
2. | Douché | ||
3. | douché | ||
(doo-SHEY) an expression used for acknowledging a telling remark or rejoinder while simultaneously acknowledging that the person who said the remark is a douche for saying it. Jim: I should've walked further to get to that restaurant.
Bob: Actually, you mean to say you should have walked "farther" to get to that restaruant. Jim: Douché. |
4. | Douché | ||
A French douche bag. Pronounced doo-chay. "Hahaha you are such a punk douché Pierre."
"Vont te tuer! Arrêtez de me taquiner à cause de mon héritage français!" "Hahaha wut? See that is what I mean you are such a douché." "Est-ce là le seul mot que vous savez comment dire, connard?!" "Just shut up and eat your lunch, Pierre." |
5. | douché | ||
A variation of the well known word in pop culture "touché". While "touché" is used in popular culture and general conversation — for example, in an argument or debate — to congratulate someone on a clever response to an argument, "douché" is used when the person you're arguing with or debating thinks they made a meaningful and clever response, but they really just said something that made them sound like a douchebag and didn't bolster their position at all. You: This
Douchebag: Something else (where 'something else' just makes them sound like a douchebag) You: Ah... douché! |
7. | douché | ||
A term to be used in place of "touché", when an individual makes a good point but is a total asshat about it. "The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776."
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In my opinion, Wikipedia and all other conversation leading to social stratification should be legally banned. It accomplishes nothing constructive and pigeonholes ethnic groups into superior/inferior categories that affect their collective psychology and social standing. The variation of ability amongst every group crisscrosses among all of the world's people. In the near future, genetic research will uncover the genetic markers that control cognition and then the smartest geniuses of history will become comparative "retards" to the average of that time.
"IQ differences outside of the USA
According to Richard Lynn and others, racial differences in IQ scores are observed around the world.[24][25] A commonly-cited review by Richard Lynn lists IQ scores for East Asians (105), Europeans (99), Inuit (91), Southeast Asians and Amerindians (87 each), Pacific Islanders (85), South Asians/North Africans (84), Non-Bushmen sub-Saharan Africans (67), Australian Aborigines (62) and Bushmen (54).[26][27][25][28][24]"
I've always found IQ tests to be fundamentally flawed because they are omitting components of intelligence that are obviously not being measured properly. The fact that several groups have measured IQs below 70 is a testament to this. The idea that entire nations have an average intelligence below retardation (IQs <=70 are considered retarded) is ludicrous. The example I must point out are the Bushmen with an average IQ of 54. The idea that hunter gatherers who can survive in the wilderness against lions, hyenas, leopards, etc, and claimed to barely have enough intelligence to put socks on is a joke. This is just common sense. IQ tests do test cognitive ability, but only to the extent that the thinking process of the people being tested think and rationalize in the ways required to solve the questions of the IQ test. The fact that the Flynn Effect is used to explain variations of IQ among the same groups between generations and their related educational and socioeconomic situations is very telling.


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"When I saw the stunning gold, sheer corseted Zuhair Murad gown she was going to wear, I knew the hair had to be gorgeous and glam, but in a modern way," says Abergel.
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Once Kristen's hair was 100 percent dry, he created a very deep side-part by using the highest arch in her eyebrow as a guide. (This tends to give you the most natural-looking and best placed part.)
From there, he used a one-inch curling iron and barrel-curled one-inch sections of her hair (this is when you use the clamp instead of just wrapping the hair around the rod). He clamped it mid-way down, curled it until reaching the ends, and then kept the iron on her hair for five more seconds before he released the section of hair into his hand in a curled formation.
Next, Adir pinned each curl to her head using one hair clip per coil (we like Colortrak Duckbill Clips, $4.99, sallybeauty.com), letting them cool and set (FYI: This step is crucial, as it keeps your style going all night long). "I continued this process the whole way around her head until all of her hair was curled and pinned up. To give her curls some additional hold, I used Fekkai Sheer Hold Hairspray, $25, ulta.com, and misted all of her hair before sending her off to the makeup artist."
"After Kristen was finished getting her makeup done, I took out all of the clips and used a Mason Pearson Boar Bristle Brush, $160, folica.com, to break up the curls, leaving her with very iconic and sexy Veronica Lake-esque waves. Then, I took the hair to the right of her part and slicked it back using the boar bristle brush and sheer hold hairspray only, smoothing it out."
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The finishing touch? A clear hold hairspray.
We think this is the perfect date night hair. Wonder if R-Patz did too?
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