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Urasawa, Naoki 20th Century Boys This is the story of a gang of boys who try to save the world. Failed rock musician Kenji's memories of his past come rushing back when one of his childhood friends mysteriously commits suicide. Could this new death be related to the rise of a bizarre new cult that's been implicated in several other murders and disappearances? Determined to dig deeper, Kenji reunites with some of his old buddies in the hope of learning the truth behind it all. 2009 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Morrison, Grant All-star Superman The last son of the doomed planet Krypton rocketed to Earth. A sci-fi savior raised in America's heartland; embracing and embraced by what's best in humanity. Lex Luthor, the criminal mastermind misguided by his own personal shortcomings. Lois Lane, the dynamic investigative reporter who reminds you that there are enigmas in life that baffle even Superman. [Eagle Award, 2007] 2007 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Yang, Gene Luen American Born Chinese Alternates three interrelated stories about the problems of young Chinese Americans trying to participate in the popular culture. [Printz Award and Eisner Award, 2007] 2006 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Snyder, Scott American Vampire Stronger, fiercer and powered by the sun, Sweet is the first of a new breed of bloodsucker: the American Vampire. Forty-five years after rising from his grave, Sweet finds himself in 1920s Los Angeles, where the young and beautiful are drawn like moths to the burning lights of Hollywood. Something beyond simple human greed is at work here, however, as struggling young actress Pearl Jones is about to discover. 2010 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Brosgol, Vera Anya's Ghost Anya, embarrassed by her Russian immigrant family and self-conscious about her body, has given up on fitting in at school but falling down a well and making friends with the ghost there just may be worse. 2011 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Mazzucchelli, David Asterios Polyp Asterios Polyp, arrogant, prickly protagonist, is an award-winning architect who's never built an actual building, and a pedant in the midst of a spiritual crisis. After the structure of his own life falls apart, he runs away to try to rebuild it into something new. 2009 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Martin, Ann M. Baby-sitters Club Follow the adventures of Kristy and the other members of the Baby-sitters Club as they deal with crank calls, uncontrollable two-year-olds, wild pets, and parents who do not always tell the truth. [Lulu Award, 2006] 2006 Children's Graphic Novel | |
Bermejo, Lee Batman. Noel Inspired by Charles Dickens' immortal classic A Christmas Carol, BATMAN: NOEL features different interpretations of The Dark Knight, along with his enemies and allies, in different eras. 2011 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Yabuki, Kentaro Black Cat Train and his partner Sven go after a huge bounty, attempting to track down a weapons smuggler who is dealing dangerous new technology on the black market. They cross paths with an elegant thief who offers to help them, but will the alliance be fruitful, or will the burglar bring bad luck to Black Cat? 2006 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Samura, Hiroaki Blade of the Immortal Manji, a ronin warrior of feudal Japan, has been cursed with immortality and to rid his eternal suffering and lift the curse, he must slay one thousand enemies, and his quest begins with a young girl who seeks revenge on her parents' killers. [Eagle Award, 2007] 2007 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Espenson, Jane Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vampires have solid footing at the top of the totem and Slayers have been crushed to the bottom -- in short, no one likes Buffy anymore, least of all this season's mysterious Big Bad, Twilight, who is hot on her magical trail! Now that it's the world against Slayers, Buffy must find a way to return the status quo to ... status quo and keep her girls alive long enough to do it! [Eisner Award, 2008] 2010 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Brubaker, Ed Captain America Steve Rogers is back as Captain America! But as he mourns his first love -- Peggy Carter, a battlefield ally during World War II -- a mysterious figure from their past returns with the Sentinel of Liberty in his crosshairs. Who is Codename Bravo, and what decades-long grudge could drive him to target his one-time brother-in-arms? 2012 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Layman, John Chew Tony Chu is a detective with a weird secret. Tony Chu is Cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he eats. It also means he's a hell of a detective, as long as he doesn't mind nibbling on the corpse of a murder victim to figure out whodunit, and why. He's been brought on by the Special Crimes Division of the FDA, the most powerful law enforcement agency on the planet, to investigate their strangest, sickest, bizarre cases. 2009 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Russell, P. Craig Coraline Looking for excitement, Coraline ventures through a mysterious door into a world that is similar, yet disturbingly different from her own, where she must challenge a gruesome entity in order to save herself, her parents, and the souls of three others. [Eisner Award, 2009] 2008 Children's Graphic Novel | |
Brubaker, Ed Criminal Collects the first three Criminal books -- Coward, Lawless, and The dead and the dying -- under one cover. Includes a Criminal short story and the never-before-printed five page movie trailer in comics form that Brubaker and Phillips created to announce the series online, plus illustrations, selected articles, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and painted covers. [Eisner Award, 2007] 2009 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Waid, Mark Daredevil Having turned his world upside over the past several years, Matt Murdock realizes that justice may not be blind to his past and villains may not be the only ones looking for answers. Bring it on. if Matt Murdock could see what he was doing ... he'd be terrified. 2012 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Satrapi, Marjane Embroideries From the author of the comic-strip autobiography, 'Persepolis', comes this comic book for grown-ups, an entertaining and revealing look into the sex lives of Iranian women. In it, Embroideries gathers together many of the women in Marjane Satrapi's life for an afternoon of tea-drinking and talking. 2005 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Willingham, Bill Fables Who killed Rose Red? In Fabletown, where fairytale legends live alongside regular New Yorkers, the question is all anyone can talk about. But only Big Bad Wolf can actually solve the case - and, along with Rose's sister Snow White, keep the Fabletown community from coming apart at the seams. [Eisner Award, multiple years for volumes of this series] 2002 Adult Graphic Novel | |
Fraction, Matt Fear Itself Captain America, Thor, Iron Man and the Avengers are Earth's mightiest heroes--but even they know fear. And when a powerful and ancient evil overtakes our world, each hero must make a sacrifice to save the Earth...it's not these sacrifices the Avengers fear. It's the knowledge that no matter what price they pay, this battle may be unwinnable. Heroes will fall, gods will die, and fear will rule the day - as the hammer falls! 2011 Teen Graphic Novel | |
Bechdel, Alison Fun Home : a Family Tragicomic An unusual memoir done in the form of a graphic novel by a cult favorite comic artist offers a darkly funny family portrait that details her relationship with her father, a historic preservation expert dedicated to restoring the family's Victorian home, funeral home director, high-school English teacher, and closeted homosexual. [Eisner Award, 2007] 2006 Adult Graphic Novel |
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The Administrative Court of Appeal has recently tried what constitutes an arm's-length interest rate on a loan from a foreign parent company to a Swedish subsidiary. The Court stated that the Diligentia-case has a limited value in this case since the conditions in the Diligentia-case deviate substantially from the facts of this case. According to the Court, the Swedish Tax Agency has not been able to show that the agreed interest rate of 13 percent is not arm's length. KPMG believes that the verdict is a victory for the arm's-length principle and in line with how other countries apply this principle.
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The European Centre for Risk Prevention - ECRP
Address: 1000 Sofia, 4 Vitosha Blvd. , PO Box. 862, Bulgaria
Tel.: +359 2 9883554
Fax: +359 2 9883554
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.cslt.hit.bg
President: Prof. Dimitar Yonchev
President of the Scientific Committee: Prof. Nansen Behar
Director: Civil Engineer Kolio Kolev
Permanent staff of the Center: 1 person
The main objectives of the Centre are:
. to organise activities related to risk prevention – risk sciences, legal aspects, playing and policies.
. to support and coordinate activities related with risk prevention - Cultural heritage and harmonization with good European practices.
. to improve the level of information and adequate reaction of the population in crisis situation, specially through the education or training systems at school level.
. to increase the awareness of decision-makers in order to establish a safer world at national, European and international levels.
. to develop European cooperation in the field of scientific research, evaluation and dissemination of experience in risk prevention training and crisis management at school level.
. Improve prevention and preparedness and promote good governance.
. Evaluate and establish a risk mapping and use information in spatial planning.
. Improve environmental resilience and asses increased risk from climate change.
. Improve governance of disaster risk reduction.
. Promote the creation of national platform in the framework of the European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction.
. Identify problems and vulnerabilities.
. Promote appropriate policies and improve governance of prevention and response.
. Promote research and use of knowledge in disaster risk reduction.
. Activities linked to education and training wish to: promote a better culture of risk and, provide better information on environmental security and risks situations. The combined education and family life and school levels is the basic knowledge which civilians use to respond to emergency situations.
. Pupils should then acquire, according to their age group, a minimum knowledge and basic practical skills for protection: gain positive motivation to respond in due time and render help in case of disaster to overcome the orientation among people; have positive attitude towards carrying out preventive activities for protection implemented by the corresponding organization.
. Furthermore, they contribute to the training of other population at least by conveying basic knowledge and practical skills, which remain in the mind of a greater part of the population.
Culture of risk
University training
The New Bulgarian University - The center for study and security (Sofia), 2009-1011:
- Bachelor program "Civil and Corporative security" with elements of Crisis Management.
- Doctoral programs
· Participation in the International Project "Risk Sciences: Employment and Training",1996;
· Contribution to the International Project (DAPHNE 2 program) "Violence at schools", 2004/05.
. Project DRACE – "Danube a river for all, care for everybody" 2006-2011
. Development of the Portal DRACE – http://www.drace-project.org 2007-2011
Active engagement in the development of the creation of a Civil Defense Training Institute in Kosovo (2000-2001).
Collaboration (with the relevant Bulgarian authorities) to set-up a new operational crisis room for the Sofia Municipality (since 2004).
· Textbook for the schools (and its adapted edition for UN);
· Publications of conference materials organized by the CSLT;
· Block 6 of the "School of Civil Protection Handbook", EUR-OPA/OIM, 2001
· Specific contributions in collective works:
- Risk sciences: employment and training;
- Comparative study of regulations on major risk management;
- National approaches of disaster management information requirements.
· First European Conference "Risk Sciences: training at school level", 20–22 March 1997, Sofia;
. International seminar: "Risk Prevention training at school level – Pedagogical aspects", Sofia, 1999
· Third European Conference "The School Communities and risk management", 13-15 January 2000, Sofia;
· Seminar: "Safety of the education process and of the workplace in school building", 11-12 December 2000, Sofia;
. Seminar: "Euro-Mediterranean network of schools for risk prevention and safety"(EDUMED), Sofia, 2000;
. Seminar: "The comparative analysis of Risk Prevention Legislation", Sofia, 2001
. Seminar: Children's security in Public Buildings and Crowded areas", Sofia, 2002
· Seminar "Disaster Awareness with the use of Internet", 2003, Sofia;
. Seminar: "Comparative analyses of legislation on the Balkans", Sofia, 2003;
. Seminar: "Coordination Centre for Risk Management", Sofia, 2004
· Seminar "Volunteer-Firemen", 2004, Sofia;
· Conference "Education, Defense and Security", 9 July 2004, Sofia;
· Conference : "NATO enlargement, strengthening security and protection of individuals", 9-10 September 2004, Sofia;
· Workshop on "Radio Risk" joint project with the Bulgarian National Radio, 11 October 2004, Sofia.
. Seminar: "Coordination Centre for Risk Management of Sofia Municipality", Sofia, 2005;
. Seminar: "Danube river of all, care of everybody"(Project DRACE), Sofia, 2007;
. Conference: "Regional cooperation in region of Black sea and river Danube"(DRACE), Sofia, 2007;
. Seminar: "Danube a river for all, care for everybody – Radio broadcasts"(DRACE), Sofia, 2009;
. Balkan Conference: "Security Strategies and Policies", Sofia, 2010
. Workshop "River Danube – culture heritage in flood", Sofia, 2011
. Project "Regional Centre for Security" - 2011
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Yankees Universe is a charity that supports the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Created by Mindy Franklin Levine, the wife of New York Yankees President Randy Levine, the program raises money for the New York Yankees Universe fund. Proceeds for the fund are generated by donations, special events, and the sale of Yankees Universe t-shirts, and this money is made available to the cancer center. According to the MSKCC web site, the proceeds "go directly to support pediatric cancer research and care, helping to contribute to advancements in the treatment of children with cancer."
The shirts have become extremely popular with Yankee fans around the world and have raised significant funds for Sloan-Kettering.
Since the inception in April 2006 the phrase has gained popularity and now frequently appears in the press- including the New York Post, May 2007: "Roger Clemens pitches well nobody will criticize him for coming and going in the Yankees' Universe". However, the phrase has been found in the popular press at least as early as 2001.[1] As a result, some fans now consider "Yankees Universe" the unofficial name of the Yankee fanbase, as the team has a nationwide following and often attracts large crowds of its own fans at other Major League ballparks, especially Baltimore, Kansas City, Tampa Bay, and Seattle.
- ^ Berkow, Ira (June 16, 2000). "Yankees' Universe Has Two El Duques". New York Times.
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Instructional departments offering art and music classes have gone through a number of significant name changes over the course of UNI history. When the institution was founded in 1876, as the Iowa State Normal School, courses in art and music were offered in the Art Department. This department name persisted until 1892, when the school began to go through its first major differentiation of subject matter and department re-organization. In 1892, the Art Department split into the Penmanship and Drawing Department and the Vocal and Instrumental Music Department. In 1894, the Penmanship and Drawing Department became the Drawing Department. The Drawing Department and the Vocal and Instrumental Music Department persisted until 1896, when they both changed to simpler and more inclusive names. The Drawing Department became the Art Department, and the Vocal and Instrumental Music Department became the Music Department.
The Art Department persisted until 1907, when its programs were folded into the new Manual Arts Department. This unusual combination of Art and Vocational Education would recur, with Art emerging as an independent department and then returning to some sort of combined department. In this instance, art classes stayed in the Manual Arts Department just two years. In 1909 the Art Department emerged and remained independent until 1922, when it became part of the new Art and Manual Arts Department. This name was stable until 1935, when the name was simplified to Arts Department. In 1948 the Arts Department split into the Industrial Arts Department and the Art Department. The Art Department has remained an independent department since that time.
The Music Department name remained stable until 1909, when it began to go through a period of differentiation. In 1909, the Music Department split to become the Public School Music Department, Orchestral and Band Music Department, Pianoforte Music Department, and the Voice Department. It is not clear how substantial these differentiations were. Only one of these "departments" had a department head, for example, and each of the faculties was very small. But the catalogue notes these highly specialized groups, so we offer them here. This differentiation does establish the split between music for education (Public School Music) and music for performance (Orchestral and Band, Pianoforte, and Voice) that would exist for many years to come.
This array of departments lasted just two years. In 1911 there were only two music departments: the Music Department and the Violin, and Orchestral and Band Music Department. In 1916, the Violin, and Orchestral and Band Music Department simplified its name to Orchestral Music and stayed with that name until 1934. In 1919, the Music Department shifted to Public School Music for one year, after which it returned to Music Department. In 1929 it again changed to Public School Music before shifting back again to Music Department in 1931. In 1934, long-time head of the Music/Public School Music Department Charles A. Fullerton retired from the regular instructional faculty and moved to the Extension Division. The college took that opportunity to combine the Orchestral Music Department and the Music/Public School Music faculty into a single department called simply the Music Department. This name remained unchanged until 1978 when the department become the School of Music.
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2.98/5 rDev -21.4%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
22oz into 8oz tasting glasses, split 2 ways, twice. Batch 005, bottled June 1, 2001.
Very cloudy pour, hazy, muddy, thin bubbled. Not very bright, not particularly appetizing.
Aroma: Rich malt, layered mesquite smoked characteristics.
Flat taste. A touch watery. The first sip is all smoke and by the time this is coating your mouth the underlying porter simply doesn't stand up. I don't know if I would drink the porter alone, thus the sub 3 rating. This would likely be excellent pair with something, a complementary flavor. However, as a standalone sipper, this isn't up to snuff.
It's a bit watery, which may be a blessing. If it where more full bodied I believe the smoke would be the only flavor. Some carb issues as well, this bottle gushed over even after an 8oz pour was taken.
The first in my Texas box that I haven't enjoyed. While I'm reviewing it here first, I need to type my reviews to two other Texas beers that were solid.
Serving type: bottle
01-08-2012 15:54:40 | More by CooperEllis
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look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
Loved this beer in the big bottles!!...Now that its in the 12oz 4-pack I am sold!!! I live right down the street from the distillery and they give tours every weekend. If you haven't tired their whisky and bourbons u must.. they just released a Beer/White whisky blend that is very unique!!
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02-12-2014 23:51:15 | More by J85jam
3.14/5 rDev -17.2%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
22 fl oz brown glass bomber with standard label art and branded pry-off pressure cap acquired at me local HEB grocery and served into an Avery stem-tulip in me gaff in low altitude Austin, Texas. Reviewed live. Expectations are below average given the brewery, which has put out a few trainwrecks via its barrel aging program. 6.4% ABV confirmed. Bottled 07/16/13. 15 plato. 20 IBU. 45 SRM. Reviewed as a rauchbier-meets-porter.
Served chilled and allowed to come to room temperature over the course of consumption. Side-poured with standard vigor.
Paired with waffle pretzels and melted camembert.
A: No bubble show forms as it's poured.
Pours a 3 finger wide head of khaki colour. Nice even smooth consistency, if a bit airy. Lacks creaminess. A bit thin for a porter head. It's fluffy. No lacing clings to the sides of the glass as the head recedes. Head retention is pretty good - about 5-6 minutes.
Body colour is a predictable opaque solid black - not quite a jet black. Yeast particles/sediment are plainly visible floating in the body, especially towards the bottom of the beer.
Overall, it looks like a pretty standard porter. Not unique or special. There are no egregious flaws. I'm looking forward to trying it.
I'd prefer the head fuller and creamier, with a darker coloration and better lacing.
Sm: Harsh mesquite smoke dominates the aroma, with notes of meat and char in there as well. Dark malts. Subdued chocolate malts. The meat aroma here isn't the usual pork of a rauchbier, but comes off vague and indistinct. Leather, sure. I'm not picking up any nuanced mesquite wood per se; it's just muted smoke.
No hop character, yeast, or alcohol is detectable. Lacks sufficient roast.
Overall, it comes off more like a timid rauchbier than a robust porter. More chocolate as well as some cream presence would be very helpful. For a rauchbier, it's pretty average in strength. More intense aromatics would be welcome.
Given my previous experiences with Ranger Creek's attempts at wood-aging beers, I can't say I'm overly excited to try this one.
T: Okay, so they got the standard foundation right - there's your usual portery dark malts and chocolate malts. No roast, cream, or true chocolate though. There's also none of the coffee they advertise on the label.
Mesquite smoke lends a nice cured meat flavour to the beer, and luckily no overt char or ash makes its way into the flavour profile. I don't find any nuanced mesquite wood notes; it's all the smoke. I'm not an experienced barbecuer, but I doubt I could identify this as mesquite if I tried it blind; I'd be equally as likely to guess hickory.
It's got a leathery tone and some black pepper, sure.
No hop character or yeast character comes through. I do find some very light alcohol presence which doesn't distract from the flavour profile per se, but is nevertheless detrimental.
Okay balance. Has some nice cohesion, but isn't gestalt. They combine the two constituent styles in interesting ways, and I'd mostly consider this a success. Not particularly complex or subtle, but there's a bit of intricacy here. Not nuanced. I'd really love more depth of flavour, especially where the mesquite wood is concerned. Intensity of flavour is below average. Flavour duration is average.
Acridity grows as it warms.
Mf: Not as harsh or aggressive as you might expect. The smoke does roughen up the otherwise smooth and wet mouthfeel, to its detriment, but the effect is slight. Fairly creamy; I'd like it better creamier. Way overcarbonated. Unrefreshing. It's surprisingly soft for a smoked beer, but they could push it still further. Medium-bodied, with a good apt thickness. Nice presence on the palate. Complements the flavour profile well.
Not oily, astringent, gushed, hot, or boozy.
Dr: It's not an ideal marriage of a rauchbier to a porter, but it surpassed my meagre expectations. It's not a great beer in either style, and the whole is not more than the sum of its parts. I wouldn't pick it up again, but it's an enjoyable brew for what it is and would pair well with barbecue. I suppose it accomplishes its aims, and that's respectable.
Ultimately, the smoke element just doesn't blend seamlessly into the porter build, and the beer feels unfocused and a bit scattered as a result. This lack of fundamental balance is what really holds it back.
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11-27-2013 06:53:39 | More by kojevergas
4.55/5 rDev +20.1%
look: 5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
I really wanted to try this one, especially after having tried the whiskey that is made from this beer. Ranger Creek Rim fire Mesquite Smoked Texas Single Malt Whiskey which is one of the best whiskeys I have ever tasted.
This beer pours a midnight black that is darker than the devil's soul. The head is thick, rich and tan. While it can build above the rim of the glass it can also maintain it's shape without collapsing or coming out over the edge of the glass. The head settles so slow that it pulls itself back down from the glass resulting in no lacing. I believe the absence of lacing is a good sign with a head this thick.
The nose is surprisingly subtle with hints of the malt and subdued smokiness. I was expecting the mesquite to be dominant; It is a trace at best. The hops are almost undetectable as well. The nose is not unpleasant, it is just weak.
The taste, now that is something to write home about. The maltiness is heavily caramelized and dry with subtle sweet undertones. Wonderfully balanced with the mesquite smokiness that is there in the rush of the first flavors that include dark chocolate, bourbon, raisin that gives way to bitterness of the hops that are then followed by a dry mesquite finish that is very nice on the palate.
As for the moutfeel we experience a highly effervescent beet that has a very pleasant, silky to velvet touch across the tongue.
Overall this is highly drinkable, extremely palatable and goes excellent with the Bratwurst, Gruyere and roasted garlic I had just ate.
Serving type: bottle
10-28-2013 00:33:09 | More by AtrumAnimus
4.54/5 rDev +19.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
had this one in a two ounce sample cup at the Untapped Beer Festival in Dallas. very nice. the mesquite smoke flavor was evident throughout, but not overpowering. felt nice in my mouth, balanced carbonation. I was blown away. I will be looking for this one locally to try with some ribs or brisket.
Serving type: on-tap
09-09-2013 02:12:22 | More by Stevotex
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I get this occasionally with the last 2 or so releases (or maybe ever since Win7)...I thought thats normal..
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yep mines done it about 10 times this morning already (I'm doing raytracing and saving a copy as png) During that process Inventor gets horribly bogged down and unresponsive. Windows pops up the not responding message and Inventor goes funky. At one time the Inventor program button in my taskbar even looked like Inventor had closed ( I thought it crashed) and another dialog poped up..something like ADApplication but then I just waited and it all came back finally.
I've been seeing this for the last few releases (like i said might just be since I upgraded to Win7-64) so Autodesk will blame it on Microsoft I'm sure but it seems to me Inventor isn't handling "high load" situations correctly as far as Microsoft is concerned. I can't remember any other program I have popping up a "not responding" message when its churning away. of course Inventor is alot more demanding that just about anything else I run.
mcgyvr wrote:Windows pops up the not responding message and Inventor goes funky.
I've been seeing this for the last few releases (like i said might just be since I upgraded to Win7-64)...
I noticed the same behavior when I first upgraded to Windows 7. I think there is some new feature in this OS that tries to detect if a program is not responding and to try to "fix" it for you. Sometimes this "fix" seems to involve terminating the program. I dug around in the settings and found some options to turn this off and I have never seen it since. See my reply to this post for more details about how to do that. I hope it's helpful.
Interesting.... I had both those settings turned on and now have turned them off. I will restart and see if that helps any.
also the button that comes up in the task bar is ADApplicationButton. (incase that helps anyone at autodesk fix this issue)
Thanks. I will check this out and see if it helps.
Didn't help me.. worth a shot though
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The Teak Laundry Hamper offers an elegant alternative to plastic laundry baskets! Perfect for the bathroom, hall or bedroom - a piece the whole family can use! Tropical Hardwood and Teak Oil is available, sold separately - see below.
Teak Laundry Box or Hamper with Air-Vent Design. Perfect for Bathroom, Shower, Sauna, Spa or Patio and Poolside. This premium Hamper is dedicated to providing perfect storage - while looking great. The construction is designed to have air constantly ventilating. The teak box is fully machine made for most precise cut of all wood pieces. It is then assembled, hand sanded and oiled to perfect finish. We use only the best quality teak oil for the perfect honey brown shine and protection of the wood. A triple coat guarantees for long lasting protection. If exposed directly to weather for long durations, the color of the wood will change over time to a beautiful patina. Premium Plantation Teak Wood, Stainless Marine Grade Brass Fittings. Please Note: This is a natural wood product and color tends to vary slightly from one to the next.


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A very welcoming motel and family-friendly. Nice and relaxing spot for swimming and close to the beach! The free movies are a plus. Staff are very accomodating and helpful. We go back every summer.
- Also Known As:
- Kincardinite Motel Kincardine, Ontario
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Free High-Speed Internet
Free Parking
Kids Activities
Swimming Pool
Ranked #1 of 2 B&Bs / Inns in Kincardine
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- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Very large and spacious areas for families to gather and interact. We offer an outdoor heated pool.We are situated two blocks from the beach and minutes from the beautiful downtown core. Every room has a full kitchen with dishes supplied, as well as a full 4 piece bath. The Kincardinite Motel is family oriented and has been owned and operated by the Dereniwski family since 1999. Your home away from home. ... more less


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