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Posted by Derek
As mentioned the other day, this will be a post for people to ask questions directly to Philip Skinner (SDBioBrit) of Perkin-Elmer/Cambridgesoft. He's doing technical support for ChemDraw, ChemDraw4Excel, E-Notebook, Inventory, Registration, Spotfire, Chem3D, etc., and will be monitoring the comments and posting there. Hope it helps some people out!
Note - he's out on the West Coast of the US, so allow the poor guy time to get up and get some coffee in him!
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1. JB on November 26, 2012 9:40 AM writes...
Are there plans to improve the underlying architecture and UI of the ELN? I'm not a software engineer or DBA so I don't know if it something about the underlying database calls and/or front end, but both places I've worked over the last 9 years have used Cambridgesoft ELN and found it quite painful. Switching between folders and pages is sluggish, and there are all kinds of quirks about highlighting, copying, pasting, etc.
2. BTDT on November 26, 2012 9:46 AM writes...
Mr. Skinner, I purchased ChemDraw Ultra 12.0 on 9/15/10. I am having major problems with embedded cdx files in MSoffice 2010 word and ppt. I am using WIN7 64 bit. When I open the embedded cdx file in CD, 7/10 times CD crashes and not only is the original embedded file messed up in ppt but sometimes other embedded cdx files in the same ppt file as well. Is there an upgrade available to fix this? If not, is version 13 more stable with my software/hardware platform? Thanks so much for your help.
3. Alain on November 26, 2012 9:49 AM writes...
Hi Philip,
This is more of a nuisance than a real problem, but no-one I've talked to so far has been able to help.
In ChemDraw, when you roll the mouse over an atom or bond, a filled blue box appears to indicate the current focus. This should (and usually does) disappear when the mouse moves away, but frequently it doesn't and the result can be frustrating, with a patchwork of blue boxes covering the molecule. Do you know what causes this behaviour, and is there any way to fix it?
For info, we are using ChemDraw Standard, version 18.104.22.1686, on Windows 7 (we saw the same behaviour under WinXP).
Many thanks,
4. Chemjobber on November 26, 2012 9:50 AM writes...
What is the cost of a "legal" home copy of ChemDraw? (i.e. one for home use, for writing reviews and the like?)
5. Charles Abrams on November 26, 2012 10:05 AM writes...
To what extent is it possible to control ChemDraw by scripting?
6. Fred on November 26, 2012 10:12 AM writes...
I haven't see an OS X version of Chemdraw3D. Is there one?
7. xyz on November 26, 2012 10:14 AM writes...
will you ever advertise and develop more basic user friendly hot key modifications, at least a basic hot key movement like marquee to bonding options (like the other day was shown here in a video clearly)?
this is the far most used mouse movement and it would helped a lot when drawing for presentations and so.
8. skatesailor on November 26, 2012 10:16 AM writes...
As a retired organic chemist I no longer have an employer to provide a copy of ChemDraw, which I used for decades to prepare papers, patents, and reports. Now I correspond sporadically with a nephew teaching organic chemistry in Europe and doing research there. So, I could use a simple, affordable version of ChemDraw and would be willing to bear myself a one-time expense to buy it. But it must come with a perpetual license to control my costs, but with no upgrades save to accommodate new Apple operating systems. What can Cambridgesoft do for me?
9. NH_chem on November 26, 2012 10:21 AM writes...
What would it cost for an individual owner to upgrade to the latest version?
10. telomer on November 26, 2012 10:22 AM writes...
Before Chemdraw appeared in the market I used Chemwin for drawing structures which I no longer use. As a suggestion, it would be nice to add a menu with the most common commands used at the right click button in order to draw the molecule without the need to go all the way up to the toolbar or to the side to choose one from. It would be faster and very much like drawing on paper and this is one thing I miss from Chemwin.
11. Javaslinger on November 26, 2012 10:26 AM writes...
Mr. Skinner,
My research group has been a long time user of Enotebook and certainly enjoy it's conveniences. What are the future plans for Enotebook and what improvements were incorporated into the recent release?
My main issue with program has been getting new users up and running. Each time we get a new researcher getting them connected seems to take an IT degree. Have improvements been made in that area?
12. PotStirrer on November 26, 2012 10:35 AM writes...
Dear Philip,
I have ChemDrawUltra 184.108.40.2066 and am using Microsoft Office 2010. When converting a Word file with embedded ChemDraw objects into a pdf document the images come out looking very bad. A colleague of yours a few months ago confirmed this compatability problem with Office 2010 (was not a problem with Office 2007). Do you have any idea when this will be remedied?
Thank you
13. Young Padawan on November 26, 2012 10:41 AM writes...
I am, overall, usually satisfied with chemdraw, but there's two things I don't like at all.
1: I draw a lot of my TLCs in chemdraw. Usually I align it the way that the Rf value is nicely displayed next to a spot. If I however copy a spot using CTLR and drag and drop, the new spot gets labelled, too, however the label is not positioned next to the new spot, rather on top of the old label. This gets really annoying when drawing a lot of spots. Why is the relative positioning information not retained?
2. With one of the last updates the lines of the grid that you can switch of and on became really thick. Can I change this somehow? I like having a very thin grid around behind my drawings, for aligning purposes.But with the thick new grid, it gets really troublesome to see the structures, so I am not using this any more.
14. PMP on November 26, 2012 10:45 AM writes...
It appears to me that ChemDraw handles fonts in a somewhat unstandard way. It is not uncommon, for example, that Greek symbols created with the Symbol font end up as unreadable characters when the artwork is copied/pasted to Word or Powerpoint. The only way to make sure that the graphical information is transferred without a glitch is to use .png format.
15. chris on November 26, 2012 10:58 AM writes...
What is the Cambridgesoft strategy for supporting mobile devices. A substantial proportion of the people accessing my website do so using iOS or android devices. At the last review I did for a Pharma company 30 % of the committee were using iPads.
16. Quintus on November 26, 2012 10:59 AM writes...
Some years ago CambridgeSoft abandoned Mac users and went hell for leather to the big industrial customers who all use Windows. Mac support is minimal, will this change? No.
The "chemically intelligent" Excel has never worked properly even on my windows machine. Will this change/work properly. No.
The support one gets as a user is miserable, will this change?No. Being now part of Perkin-Elmer will only make things worse.
In the meantime I've all but moved to ChemDoodle, which is cheaper and in many ways much better than ChemDraw.
17. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:09 AM writes...
One correction - I don't work in support, so don't have the support answers at my fingertips. The best avenue for that is always the support website and posting a ticket there, so you can track the response. However I'll do my best at getting answer to support questions. My focus is much more on the 'how do I solve this problem with the tool' type. But all reasonable questions are welcome.
I'll get to 2-4 later. But for JB (@1), yes. The new UI is being released soon (v13.1). It has been updated with ribbon based menu's so it is consistent with the latest Microsoft style guides. It also allows users to switch on demand between the traditional tabular horizontal mode and a more "paper like" vertical mode. MS office objects can also be edited both inside the application, as before, and also externally in a launched Word etc. window.
The architecture has also been re-engineered, but the details of that would elude me bar that we have moved to .net.
I'm not sure about quirks of copying/pasting - in my prior life of using the ELN (up to v9 and for about 5 years) I never encountered any, neither have I since. I don't doubt you, just I can't comment. Wrt performance, the latest architecture should improve that somewhat. However the setup of the system has a much bigger effect - there is a tuning guide available for the server, and there are certainly ways to maintain your ELN to make it run faster (or slower) that have a much bigger effect that the underlying architecture.
There are certain other ways you can use the ELN that make certain tasks more speedy too - a big change has been in electronic signing. Post v1103 the traditional PDF rendering has become asynchronous, which means that it still takes the same time but you can do other tasks simultaneously now. The newer non PDF signing options are even faster, if your institution supports them.
Fundamentally every large system like an ELN would benefit from a periodical assessment of how it is used - matching up the way people use it and their workflows, vs the intended use, vs the functional capabilities of the existing system vs those available on newer systems.
That was probably more than you wanted, but I kind of got into my sweets pot a little here.
18. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:09 AM writes...
19. student on November 26, 2012 11:12 AM writes...
I agree with Quintus. Chemdraw has totally abandoned the mac user with the new version. Are they aware that Mac users make up the majority of academic chemists?
Do they know we can no longer copy and paste from chemdraw to word or other software from a mac?
Are they aware that chemdraw is the number one cause of instability on the macintosh, to the point of causing screen freezes and the like?
Are they aware that universities are seriously considering switching to Chemdoodle due to the aforementioned problems?
20. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:13 AM writes...
Apologies all for not getting here sooner - between Pacific time, school runs and a tenacious flu things are moving slowly this morning. I see there are a few more things to catch up on, so I'll get cracking.......
21. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:18 AM writes...
@7 Fred. There is no OSX nor has there ever been a Mac supported version, of Chem(Bio)3D. Your only option on a Mac is to use the PC version in parallels on something equivalent.
22. Chris Swain on November 26, 2012 11:26 AM writes...
@21 Not quite true, prior to Mac OS X there was a version of Chem3D for the Mac, it never made the transition.
23. Javaslinger on November 26, 2012 11:26 AM writes...
Enotebook and smart phones! Do you have plans to allow us to carry our Enotebook literally to the lab bench via some kind of Android app support?
24. Chai on November 26, 2012 11:28 AM writes...
What are the job prospects like in the chemistry/informatics border area? What background do people usually have when they end up there? What does your day-to-day-job look like?
Background: I'm finishing up my PhD in organic chemistry, but I also love working with computers, programming, etc. I'm wondering if there are jobs that incorporate both.
25. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:31 AM writes...
@5 Charles Abrams. There is a full API available so I believe that there is a very robust capability to add scripting. The devil is always in those details - but I would suggest that you get hold of the SDK and take it from there. To do that either contact your local sales rep or contact support - they should be able to get you the appropriate documentation. If you need additional help there is always the option to get service help from us.
26. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:35 AM writes...
@23 Chris Swain - my apologies, I don't remember it but I guess we must have.
But no, no current plans that I am aware of for a Mac supported Chem3D. I will add it to our feature request list though.
27. tocket on November 26, 2012 11:50 AM writes...
What is the easiest way to generate a Gaussian (or other quantum chemical software package) input file starting from a ChemDraw structure? Currently I use ChemDraw to draw the 2D structure, save it in the CML format, open it in Avogadro and perform a crude optimization before I can finally send it to Gaussian. The 2D->3D conversion that avogadro does from the CML file is rather poor though, so it takes considerable effort to shape the molecule the way I want. On the other hand Chem3D does a very good job if you just take a molecule from ChemDraw and paste it in. Unfortunately I can't save the Gaussian input file from Chem3D (Gaussian is run on a separate linux machine), which means that I still have to use avogadro.
28. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 11:53 AM writes...
@23 Javaslinger
Nothing that I am at liberty to discuss right now. Actually, nothing that I even know, but that is intentional.
From a personal perspective though, I think that anything we do will probably focus on easy ways of getting specific types of data in, or out, that make sense for a mobile world. I love my smartphone but wouldn't think that it would be a very satisfactory place to prepare a full ELN record. But certain information would make sense to capture, or digest, in a mobile setting.
To date there have been a few incremental advances - namely......
1) a few industrial customers have explored using mobile access using either windows supported tablets, or via e.g. iPad using Citrix. Other options include desktop cloning tools such as iRemote or logmein. I've played with those myself, and still find the real estate to be too limiting to be really useful.
2) We did recently develop a web browser version of ChemDraw (for a collaboration with McGrawHill - we provide the embedded chemical drawing functionality for their online homework courses). Now, for them, it is a reduced version of chemdraw - they want their students to be responsible for drawing the right molecules and not rely on all the tools in chemdraw. But that version is to be available elsewhere.
3) We have been thinking a lot about the kind of searches people want to do of the ELN. The ELN is engineered to return experiments as search results (show me the experiment that contains..........) but as people add increasing amounts of structured property data (such as biological activity data), people want to ask property type questions (show me the compound that has property X and property Y). That is a logical search to do mobile, and is now straightforward using the Spotfire mobile app - *assuming the data is made available*. Traditionally that was actually pretty difficult and laborious, but some recent engineering changes in the ELN have made it much easier to get the structured data out to tools such as Spotfire for comparative analysis (such as SAR).
29. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 12:02 PM writes...
@7 xyz
I must admit that I loved the video that Derek posted. I'd used ChemDraw since my undergraduate days, extensively through my doctorate, and throughout my career as a professional chemist. But I'd never thought to extend the hotkey set myself - I was happy if I could remember some basic keystroke shortcuts. But it is fascinating to see people run with the extensible capabilities.
I do think it is a great ideo to extend the provided set. I'll make sure that is added to our feature request list - all of these get reviewed by the development team.
30. JB on November 26, 2012 12:08 PM writes...
@17- Thanks for the info- the copy/paste stuff I'm referring to is in things like tables or separate panes. Our system has been fairly heavily customized so there are a lot of tables and fields we have to fill out for experimental design- for example, reagent lists for buffers have a table where each column is an ingredient and each row is a property (name, vendor, part #, lot, etc.) You can only copy/paste one cell at a time, which means if you want to replicate part or all of the table on another page, you need to either flip back and forth dozens of times, or take a screen shot or print a hard copy and manually re-enter everything. Then, within those fields, things like line breaks or other unusual characters mess up the copy/paste as well.
31. Joe The Chemist on November 26, 2012 12:08 PM writes...
I have been using ChemDraw for over a decade and never learned how to use it to its full advantage until Derek posted this video the other week: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03WNbvZLDkk
This is a much easier than reading the help files! Anyone who can get ten thousand people to watch a video about ChemDraw in a week is doing something right IMHO. You should seriously consider hiring this guy to produce your future instructional materials.
32. Glenn Howes on November 26, 2012 12:10 PM writes...
As to problems with copy and paste on the Mac. The current version 13, should work much better than version 12 while used with modern versions of Office or iWork. I haven't seen a final copy of 13, or I'd say definitely. If you are using old versions of Office, then you are not going to have much success with copy and paste as the operating system has moved on. So, upgrade your old office 2008 copies.
ChemBioDraw 13 for Mac is capable of rendering absolutely beautiful PDFs and puts them on the clipboard. Older versions would put PICT clipboard flavors on the clipboard, and PICT just should not be used nowadays. When I was working for PE, I put a lot of sweat into getting the clipboard and printing working right, but I left several months before the final release.
33. RB on November 26, 2012 12:48 PM writes...
The latest version of chemdraw available through our academic site license is ChemBioDraw 13.0. The Macintosh version of this program is unusable (crashes every 5 minutes or so, particularly if attempting to paste into a Word document – using OSX 10.8.2). The previous ChemDraw Ultra 12.0.3 was fine. As a Chemdraw user of over 20 years this is pretty disappointing to see, and am not sure what the future has in store – hopefully a revised version.
34. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 12:48 PM writes...
@11 Javaslinger
How long do you have......... Improvement probably depend on what version you are on, but I'll try to give an overview.
The currently (or soon to be) released versions are 12.5 and 13.1. A few comments on those, and on features that came in in earlier versions too.
13.1 has the new GUI. It contains the structured data tool (Bioassay) and chemical synthesis. It has enhanced image handling, allows toggling between vertical and horizontal display modes, you can drag and drop sections to rearrange your order, has external word/excel/ppt editing, improved drag and drop of content into the notebook. It doesn't have Registration/Inventory integration currently, nor formulations, bioanalytical and R&D LIMS forms.
12.5 is the most recent notebook that contains all the modules (chemical synthesis, including registration and inventory integration, formulations, bioanalytical, R&D LIMS). It still has only the older GUI and only horizontal display mode.
As a round up of functionality that might be interesting that has come in in the last few versions....
1) a form for managing formulations/material science calculations
2) R&D LIMS for managing samples, requests and reports
3) asynchronous PDF rendering for archiving
4) In-system e-signing (without PDFs)
5) Bioanalytical specific workflows and forms
6) Incorporation of the structured data management tool (Bioassay) into the ELN architecture. This tool is good for bot biological assay information but also other tets and assays (particle sizes, rheology etc).
Specifically for your difficulties in adding users, is the challenge in creating their accounts, in setting up their user config folder, or in getting the client out to them? To respond to each......
1) Kind of depends if you are linked to LDAP. Adding users is normally a few clicks. Larger lists of users can be scripted in, which you may also do if LDAP linked. No real changes there recently, but I never thought adding users was challenging.
2) An older change was that if a user config folder was set up under a usergroup, a new user would automatically replicate that folder and it's contents upon their first login. In older versions you had to set that all up manually - laborious but not an IT professional skill.
3) Recent versions come with a Microsoft Click-Once installer which delivers the client (and updates) through a web URL. One click to install, along with the ChemDraw add-in if that is needed too. Any changes to the client are pushed autoamtically.
35. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 12:56 PM writes...
@15 Chris
I'm not at liberty to discuss our full mobile strategy, not do I actually know it. As I responded earlier, I imagine it will concentrate on "sensible" applications - in that mobile devices are great for certain tasks and horrible for others. But that is pure conjecture on my part.
You mention your website though. I am going to assume that you run some kind of website where people can submit chemical type queries, through some kind of chemical structure drawing tool? An representative example might be an online database for methodology (Reaxys) or commercial availability (Sigma-Aldrich)?
Anyway, the one thing I can discuss is that we did just develop a javascript/HTML5 version of chemdraw. We did this for McGrawHill for their online homework courses - it became a bit cumbersome to have to install the embedded chemdraw plugin (active-x control) on everyones desktops. This tool can be available to other website developers on a case by case basis currently - I would suggest contacting your local sales rep if you want to investigate further.
36. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:02 PM writes...
@7 Fred
The reason for the discontinuation of Mac support for Chem3D is that we enhanced the graphic rendering at some point in time, it is now on a platform no longer supported on Macs.
I'm not able to comment on future developments on this product, but we are certainly aware of the need for Mac and/or mobile support for this and other tools.
37. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:08 PM writes...
Some general comments about Support. We do have a support team (which I am not in, but have been asking for help today with some of these questions). This kind of forum though is not a real substitute for using that resource for true support type questions. If you log your issue with our support team (http://www.cambridgesoft.com/support/) you can 1) access forums, tech notes etc. where ou can perhaps find someone who has had a similar issue resolved, and 2) track your ticket so you know what is happening on it at any time.
And I know it seems that it is crazy that we have allowed your particular issue to slip through, because everyone must be experiencing it. And sometimes they are. But more frequently we see issues that are really hard to replicate, that only occur for you (because you are that special). So, we will only resolve them if you tell us about them, and work with us to understand your environment.
38. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:13 PM writes...
Yes, v13 is more stable. There are some known issues with v12 and Office 2010.
v13 also has some great new features so well worth upgrading - especially if you are under a site license where it is included anyway.
Office 2010 issues are probably best managed through our support team though (support.cambridgesoft.com) You may find this Technote useful:
39. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:15 PM writes...
@3 Alain
I'm advised that this is probably an issue with your video driver. You should try updating that. If the problem persists, please contact support (support.cambridgesoft.com)
40. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:29 PM writes...
@ 13 Young Padwan
re 1: That sounds like a bug, and one we haven't heard before so I don't have a resolution. Please can you log it with our support team (support.cambridgesoft.com)
re 2: sorry, you don't have an option to change the thickness of the gridlines. We did have a few comments that they had got thick/black on v12. They are thin and grey on v13 so moving to that version may be the best option.
41. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:39 PM writes...
@4 Chemjobber, @8 Skatesailor
I don't have a SciStore pricelist handy - but am working on that. I don't ever actually sell so rarely deal with actual pricing. But, a few comments on pricing models.
We have 3 avenues for purchasing - through our online shop (SciStore), telesales and through your local sales rep. For individual copies, only the first two would really be relevant.
Chemdraw comes in 3 levels, standard, pro and ultra, with increasing capabilities across all three. It also comes in two licensing models - term (e.g. annual) and perpetual. You *can* choose to pay maintenance on perpetual licensing - most people don't, but why you might is that it keeps your support active, and also keeps you eligible for upgrades. Otherwise - you will reach a point where your software is not supported on the latest OS release on your Mac.
There are home and academic discounts. You are eligible for academic discounts if you are taking part time courses or have kids in school.
The institutional site licenses also often cover you installing on your home computer as long as your are still employed by your institution. So, for Milkshake this could be worth investigating. And for Skatesailor - you may be covered by your nephews academic sit license if your work is in connection with helping with his courses.
If this doesn't work for you, I would suggest you both try calling telesales. They might have more flexibility to work with you on some pricing, perhaps taking into account prior versions you've owned and doing it as an upgrade price or something. I can't speak for them, but you can certainly ask.
42. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:44 PM writes...
@9 NIH_chem
That depends on what application you are referring to (I assume ChemDraw or ChemBioDraw), which level, when you bought your prior version etc. We do have upgrade pricing but it doesn't last for ever - you won't be eligible for an upgrade of your ChemDraw 6 to ChemDraw 13 for example.
You should check if your institution has a site license though - we do a lot with the NIH (where I assume you are) so you may be covered anyway. If so, your license may cover you for home use too.
Otherwise our telesales team would be the bet avenue to work with you - or just our online store. US telesales can be contacted on 1 800 315-7300 Online store at http://scistore.cambridgesoft.com/.
43. Philip Skinner on November 26, 2012 1:52 PM writes...
General desktop (ChemDraw etc) compatibility notes are here and might be useful for some of the commentators:
The following also refers to copy/paste issues with ChemDraw and MS O


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, Saturday, August 23, 2014
Check out some of the Super Bowl XLVIII ads to air Sunday.
The biggest Super Bowl advertiser's ad in the fourth quarter shows an adorable Golden Labrador becoming enamored with one of the beermaker's iconic Clydesdales to the tune of "Let Her Go" by Passenger.
The cereal maker brings back an interracial family that starred in a prior spot. This one shows a father telling his daughter that they're going to have an addition to the family, a baby boy. Then, the little girl strongly suggests they also get a puppy. The ad airs during the first unscheduled time-out of the game.
The Israeli at-home soda maker company has stirred up controversy on two fronts. Their ad features "Her" actress Scarlett Johansson touting the health and environmental benefits of the soda maker and will run in the fourth quarter.
The ad first made waves when the company said it would delete its last line, "Sorry, Coke and Pepsi," at a request by Fox. Then on Thursday, Johansson resigned her Oxfam ambassadorship. The nonprofit was unhappy she was linked with SodaStream, which operates in Israeli settlements in the West Bank of Palestine. Oxfam is opposed to that.
The ad first made waves when the company said it would delete its last line, "Sorry, Coke and Pepsi," at a request by Fox. Then on Thursday, Johansson resigned her Oxfam ambassadorship. The nonprofit was unhappy she was linked with SodaStream, which operates in Israeli settlements in the West Bank of Palestine. Oxfam is opposed to that.
The clothing maker's ad in the second quarter features nifty technology that will allow people with some Samsung Smart TVs to order soccer star David Beckham's Bodywear products with their remote control in real time.
Ellen DeGeneres reimagines the Goldilocks and The Three Bears fairytale in this ad running in the third quarter that introduces Beats Music, a streaming music service.
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In the carmaker's third-quarter ad to introduce its K900 luxury sedan, Laurence Fishburne reprises his "Matrix" role as Morpheus and displays some surprising operatic skills.
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A "Full House" mini reunion for Oikos Greek Yogurt.
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January 5, 2012 | 2:53 PM | By Matthew Green
Visualizing California's Prison Boom
Scroll through the visualization below to get a sense of just how much the prison and parole populations has changed in the last 35 years.
Produced by Luke Whyte; Voices of Justice
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April 03. 2013 8:10PM
UPDATED: Four Manchester taxis cleared to get back on road
MANCHESTER — City officials cleared four taxis for return to the road on Wednesday, a day after every taxi in the city lost its medallion, which allowed it to operate on city streets.
The four were cleared for inspections after the two taxi companies repaired problems that could be quickly addressed — such as a suspension system, a tie rod or a cracked windshield — and had them inspected, said Kevin Kincaid, director of licensing enforcement for the Manchester City Clerk's Office.
"Obviously, we want these cars back on the road as much as they do," Kincaid said.
But other cars had problems with rust on the undercarriage and would need more time for repairs. Still other cars — those with more than nine years of life or 300,000 miles — won't make it back on the road, he said.
Manchester Taxi Dispatch was able to return one car to the road Wednesday, Kincaid said. Bill Fellows, a consultant for the company owner, said he expects two will be ready to return to the road today.
He blamed the failures on a long winter. Winter is the busy season in the taxi business, and companies hold off on repairs until the spring, when people are more likely to walk and business slows. He said inspectors were doing their job, but were overzealous.
"There is nothing on any one of these cars that is something I would be afraid to put my wife or daughter in," Fellows said. "None of them is dangerous."
Some of the problems were as small as cracked lens covers of car lamps, a burned-out turn signal bulb, a tinted rear window and an ABS dash light that is stuck on.
Others involved a hanging exhaust clamp, a leaking exhaust manifold and a broken wheel stud, he said.
"These are issues we go through at the end of every winter," he said. Fellows said he hopes to get the fleet of eight or nine cars back on the road by next Friday.
Queen City Taxi could not be reached for comment.
The city issues 18 to 19 medallions to the city's two taxi companies, Kincaid said. Inspectors didn't fail all the cabs on Tuesday. When owners realized what was happening, they surrendered the medallions for some cars voluntarily, rather than have the cars fail inspection, Kincaid said.
Meanwhile, customers at the Elm Street Market Basket had a difficult day.
"Our customers were very upset about it," said Peter Gulezian, store manager. A friend would drop them off at the store, but after buying several bags of groceries, they were unable to call a taxi for a ride home, he said.
They got aggravated waiting for a bus, and Market Basket workers helped some customers load their grocery bags onto the bus, Gulezian said.
Dick Dunfey, executive director at Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority, said many of the agency's elderly and disabled tenants use taxis, but he had not heard any complaints.
Alex Walker, spokesman for Catholic Medical Center, said the lack of taxi service did not seem to have an impact at the hospital Wednesday.
Kincaid said state inspectors were not available Wednesday to handle re-inspections. But the clerk's office found a repair shop, Ron's Toy Shop, to help return taxis to the road. Ron's performed inspections — the same that any licensed automobile must go through — in order to get the cabs on the road.
By the end of the day, Queen City Taxi had three taxis on the road; Manchester Taxi had one.
Kincaid said Queen City brought two cars in that they had held back from inspection on Tuesday, and they passed. A third had a cracked windshield that was easily repaired.
Two Queen City cars had more than 300,000 miles and won't return to the road, he said.
Manchester Taxi brought in a car that was not inspected because its gas tank was being replaced. Its front-end suspension was repaired, and it was cleared for use, Kincaid said.
Just last year, aldermen approved a 60 percent rate hike for fares. Still, a two-mile journey in Manchester costs $7.40, and the average fare in the city is between $4 and $5, Kincaid said.
He said a city police officer can order an inspection of a taxi at any point, but the city has not performed mass inspections for awhile, in part because of logistics associated with the move to the new police station.
"It's no special, super-difficult testing," Kincaid said. "It's the same thing we all go through."
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Welcome to part TWO of the July Secret Subject Swap.
What is a Secret Subject Swap, you ask? Well, it's a challenge taken on by a group of bloggers who are willing to push the boundaries of their writing ability. Each participant in the swap sends in a subject idea and is then assigned someone else's idea to write a post with. All of the bloggers divulge their Secret Subject on the same day and at the same time , along with a link to the blogger who provided their subject, and of course, publish their piece.
For part two of this month's swap, 11 brave bloggers participated.
My subject came from Tracy at Crazy As Normal. Aaaaaaand here it is:
I'm usually super pleasant and nice, but if ______________ happens one more time, imma go crazy!
My answer is:
I'm usually super pleasant and nice, but if someone calls me a "spelling and grammar Nazi" one more time, I'll go crazy!
Those of you who've been around my virtual kitchen for a while know that the use of proper spelling and grammar sits near and dear to my heart. I'm not really sure why, but somewhere around the third grade, I began to love learning how to spell new words, and I especially enjoyed using those words. Shortly thereafter, my mom taught me how to play Scrabble. We played as often as possible and the more I played, the better my spelling became. I've been hooked on using proper spelling and grammar ever since. I can't explain it, but I really enjoy editing other people's work, too. So much so that I've been known, on occasion, to POLITELY mention a misspell or improper grammar use to friends, family members, and even a certain nameless editor working for a small town newspaper.
Dear Mr. Nameless Editor,
I have no interest in attending "you're" annual charity fundraiser. I would be grateful if you'd please explain to me how you were able to achieve such a high level of success at your current place of employment without understanding proper use of vocabulary and sentence structure. Rather than attending your fundraiser, I would prefer to attend your company's holiday party, which I've been told, will allow me to consume as many free alcoholic beverages as my stomach can safely digest in one evening.
A Passionate Speller
For the record, I don't offer up corrections to be hateful or to bring about embarrassment to people that I care for, nor do I partake in the craft to make myself look awesome (as has been suggested by a couple of former acquaintances). I assure you that I do NOT do it to be name called a Nazi.
Dictionary.com defines a "Nazi" as:
"A member of the National Socialist German Workers' party of Germany, which in 1933, under Adolf Hitler, seized political control of the country, suppressing all opposition and establishing a dictatorship over all cultural, economic, and political activities of the people, and promulgated belief in the supremacy of Hitler as Führer, aggressive anti-Semitism, the natural supremacy of the German people, and the establishment of Germany by superior force as a dominant world power. The party was officially abolished in 1945 at the conclusion of World War II."
"( often lowercase ) a person elsewhere who holds similar views."
That being said, there is one final definition listed. I presume that this may be why I've been compared with such a gross, disgusting, evil dictator like Adolph Hitler:
"Sometimes offensive. ( often lowercase ) a person who is fanatically dedicated to or seeks to control a specified activity, practice, etc.: a jazz nazi who disdains other forms of music; tobacco nazis trying to ban smoking."
To all of you name calling meanies, allow me to set the record straight.
1. I correct because I care. My personal mission is to improve my life and/or the lives of those around me. It's as simple as that. I think it's wonderful for our brains to continually learn new things. That fact aside, if you write on a blog, you owe it to your audience to show that you have enough self respect and education to use a spell check program before you hit that "publish" button.
2. I'm not fanatically dedicated to correct spelling and grammar, I'm just passionate about it, and if I were fanatical, then I would be considered a nazi... not a Nazi. If you must put a label to this passion of mine, I prefer that you call me a member of the Spelling & Grammar Police Force. After all, the fine men and women in blue exist to serve and protect their fellow man... as do I.
3. Sticks and stones may break my bones, but name calling will cause me to go crazy.
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Being the "cop" that I am, I suddenly have a craving for donuts. Specifically, maple bacon donuts.
WAIT! WAIT! WAIT!! I just can't leave you the recipe for these goodies without first correcting my OWN spelling error.
While Americans do spell the word donuts, D-O-N-U-T-S, the correct spelling is actually D-O-U-G-H-N-U-T-S.
Don't believe me? Check it out here!
Here are links to all of the sites featuring Secret Subject Swap posts. So after you check out my recipe, sit back, grab a cup of your favorite beverage, and check them all out. If you're interested in participating, we'd love to have you! Just head over to the Baking in a Tornado Facebook Page and let Karen know that you're interested in the Secret Subject Swap!
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Maple Bacon Doughnuts
- 12.6 ounces (3 cups) all-purpose or cake flour
- 3.8 ounces (1/2 cup) granulated sugar
- 3.8 ounces (1/2 cup) brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 3 eggs, beaten
- 4 ounces (1 stick) salted butter, melted and cooled
- 3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon maple or vanilla extract
- 1- 1/2 cups confectioner's (powdered) sugar
- 4 ounces (1/2 liquid cup) pure maple syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon maple or vanilla extract
- 6 slices bacon, crisply cooked & crumbled
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Lightly spray wells of a mini doughnut pan with cooking spray; set aside.
- In a large bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, and baking soda.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together buttermilk, eggs, melted butter, maple syrup, and maple extract until foamy.
- Pour wet ingredients into dry ingredients and stir with a wooden spoon until completely combined.
- Carefully fill wells of doughnut pans about half full with batter.
- Bake 8 - 10 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
- Remove from oven and cool in pans for 5 minutes before inverting onto wire racks to cool completely.
For the glaze
- Whisk together powdered sugar, maple syrup, and maple extract.
- Dip tops of each doughnut into glaze; lift, allowing excess glaze to drip off.
- While glaze is still wet, sprinkle with crumbled bacon.
One last thing... If you're a bacon lover, or even a bacon liker, I've got some great news for you. August 28th is Bacon Day, and to celebrate, I've joined several other bloggers in the creation of Bacon Month 2013!
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I found this to be very epic. I have been watching BunnyKill since the very first one. I like how you re-used Dust in this one. I did notice, however, that you must switch the roles of characters. Like the guy with the glasses and the ponytail from BunnyKill 4 was a good guy this time. But that's what makes it so much better. I liked the new weapons you introduced. I also like how you have had a double fight (where two bunnies of high skill are attacking Snowball together) in every Bunnykill. (Except for Bunnykill 4). I especially liked the sword that was part gun that Dust used. Can't wait for the next one. :D
A few problems
1. This is starting to get very confusing. Why is Snowball working for what looks like Flint? Why is Dust on Snowball's side when he was the bad guy in Bunnykill 2 and 3v2? Why was Professor Sludge alive when he was killed in Bunnykill 3v2? Why was Smoke trying to kill Snowball when he was his ally in Bunnykill 3v1 and 3v2?
2. The kill counter was removed. Why did you think that would be a good idea to get rid of that?
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All your questions in 1) can be answered by reading the full description of the movie :)
As for 2) I simply forgot. Well, also, I was never a fan of the killcounter, personally. It just got in the way (not just visually, but mentally ....It's hard to explain)
The effects are overall better
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although the first part is informitave (the chatting stuff) its boring
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -- Laurent Rivard scored 17 points and Siyani Chambers added 16 on Saturday night as Harvard beat Cornell 65-56 to clinch at least a share of the Ivy League title.
The Crimson (19-9, 11-3 Ivy) would win the conference outright with a Princeton loss, either to Brown later Saturday or to Penn on Tuesday night. Otherwise, Harvard and Princeton (16-10, 9-3) would meet in a one-game tiebreaker, reportedly planned for Philadelphia's Palestra, for the conference's NCAA tournament berth.
The Ivy League is the only conference that awards its automatic bid to the regular-season champion.
Miles Asafo-Adjei scored 15 points and Errick Peck had 14 with eight rebounds for Cornell (13-18, 5-9).


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The quality wasnt very good. When I got it here I washed it and went to make my little girls crib.After getting it out of the wash The comforter stuffing bulged in some spots leaving it empty in other spots. The tail on the horse was raveled and I had to fix that. Its made very cheaply and I guess that is what I get for buying the cheap set. I wouldnt recomend this to anyone. It will do for now but I will be ordering another one after baby has been here a few months and will probably yardsale this set.
This is way cuter in person than it is even in the pictures. It will definitely make my baby's room!
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