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Self-Publishing & Trade Publishing Are Not Mutually Exclusive Paths
There was one thing that stuck out like a sore thumb amidst all the huffing and puffing surrounding Barry Eisler's decision to sign with Amazon's new imprint, Thomas & Mercer. Some people (both indie evangelists and arch-defenders of trade publishing), think that … Continue reading
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Publishers Skinning Authors, Eisler & Konrath, and The Never-Ending Blog Tour
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Governments' information requests regarding Twitter users have
grown globally, according to Twitter's latest transparency
The report covers the second half of 2012 (Q3-Q4) and notes that
the governments of 23 countries submitted information requests
totalling 1,009, up from 849 in the first half of 2012. The US
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Samsung's infringement of Apple's design and utility patents was
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puzzle that challenges him to communicate funny stories as
succinctly as possible.
Speaking at a Midem session with Glenn Miller from
the Creative Artists Agency, he told the audience that he
preferred Twitter to Facebook, Instagram, Backspaces and Google
Plus "by far". "It's the perfect medium because it's like a little
haiku, a puzzle. How can I fit a funny story into 120 characters? I
don't want to do 140 characters because I'm a dick and I want to
have enough room so that people can retweet without having it
abbreviated or cut off. It's a real challenge to complete a story
arc and end up with a cool punchline in 120 characters."
Digital music service Rdio has expanded its free music
streaming offering to 14 countries outside the United States,
including the UK.
The service was previously only available on subscription with
free access restricted to US Rdio users but now UK listeners can
sign up for free access using their email address or Facebook
Apple makes more of a profit than the total annual revenue of
the music industry, according to Robert Ashcroft, CEO of PRS for
music, speaking on a panel about innovation within the music
industry at Midem. "I would like to say that the music industry
contributed a little bit of that to Apple."
Apple now has more than
$137 billion in cash reserves and made $41.7billion
in profit in 2012, greater than the total size of the global music
industry, which was valued at $23.3 billion worldwide,
according to IFPI's annual report. The highest value that the
music industry ever achieved -- according to the same report -- was
$38 billion. Ashcroft admitted that Apple has managed the digital
transformation better than the whole of the music industry, but he
fears that iCloud-type cloud locker services herald a bleak future
for music. "If the fantastic array of streaming services like
Spotify become mainstream, we have a bright future. But if we have
cloud locker services filled with pirated content and we are
fighting for scraps for that tiny bit of the value chain... if
Apple is making $40 billion a year and we are fighting for a share
of the [£21.99-per-year] people pay for iCloud, we haven't played
our cards right."
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their breath, as rumours circulate that China is considering
lifting a nearly 13-year-long ban on the items.
With an online gaming industry reportedly raking
in revenues of £5.7 billion in 2012 alone, the Chinese marketplace
would be ripe for Sony, Microsoft and alike to storm in. That stat
might just explain why China is reconsidering its stance on video
game consoles -- they were banned in 2000 by the Ministry of
Culture to protect the mental and physical development of the
nation's youth, but the ban gave way to a profitable
illegal market and provided online and arcade gaming with a
massive boost. Nintendo's DSi series has been the only console
to legally sell in mainland China since 2000, and it is routinely
loaded with adapted Ninetendo 64 games which would otherwise be
inaccessible. Continue reading
Dubai's fascination with bombastic architecture has moved below
sea level thanks to the announcement of The Water Discus -- billed
as the world's largest underwater hotel.
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Starship Enterprise and an evacuation mechanism not dissimilar to
that of a cafetiere plunger in reverse, the design by Polish firm
Deep Ocean Technology reveals a hotel split into two parts -- one
permanently above the water and the other capable of submerging to
a depth of 10 metres.
If you are scared about the implications of wearable computers
and tracking technology, you need to "get over it", according to
Robert Scoble, startup liaison officer at Rackspace.
"It will happen anyway and your competitor is going to use this
stuff," he said, urging companies to take the lead and start to
leverage these technologies.
Google could face a bill of millions if British legal action
over iPhone, iPad and Mac privacy concerns is successful.
The claims, co-ordinated by London-based law firm Olswang,
centre around the way Google circumvented privacy settings on
devices using Apple's Safari internet browser between
September 2011 and February 2012 by installing cookies to
allow user-targeted advertising through its DoubleClick ad
Midem is an annual business event dedicated to the future
of the music industry, which takes place in Cannes between 26 and
29 January. As a Midem partner, Wired.co.uk is hosting a livestream
of Visionary Monday on 28 January. The theme is "disruptive
creativity: illuminate your business in a competitive marketplace"
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Lang, Samsung's SVP of media services TJ Kang, Ford's CTO Paul
Mascarenas and composer cellist Peter Gregson.
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August 25, 1921: FDR is Diagnosed with Polio
On this day in 1921, Dr. Robert Lovett diagnosed 39-year-old Franklin Roosevelt with infantile paralysis, more commonly known as polio. The diagnosis came a few weeks after a fall into icy waters that left him unable to feel parts of his body and hold his own weight.
Although there was no cure for polio at the time, FDR participated in rehabilitation classes and swimming exercises to regain his strength before re-entering politics.
Learn about FDR's recovery process with this preview clip from Ken Burns's The Roosevelts.
Photo: President Roosevelt in his wheelchair on the porch at Top Cottage in Hyde Park, NY with his dog, Fala, and Ruthie Bie, granddaughter of the cottage's caretaker. February 1941. Wikimedia Commons.
On August 14, 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act.
Later that day, the Washington Post proclaimed that the Social Security Act was the "New Deal's Most Important Act…Its importance cannot be exaggerated …because this legislation eventually will affect the lives of every man, woman, and child in the country."
This poster was distributed from November 1936- July 1937 during the initial issuance of Social Security numbers through U.S. post offices and with the help of labor unions.
Day 77 - FDR visits the Panama Canal
Throughout his travels FDR made many trips through the Panama Canal, including a visit to the nearly completed Canal in 1912. The work on the Canal started under President Theodore Roosevelt and was finished in 1914. FDR traveled to Panama with his brother-in-law Hall Roosevelt and his friend and Republican Senate colleague J. Mayhew Wainright. The trio was given their own personal observation car to use through the nine-mile Culebra Cut. FDR wrote home to his mother Sara saying:
I can't begin to describe it and have become so enthusiastic that if I didn't stop I would write all night. The two things that impress me most are the Culebra Cut, because of the colossal hole made in the ground, and the locks because of the engineering problems and size. Imagine an intricate concrete structure nearly a mile long and three or four hundred feet wide, with double gates of steel weighing 700 tons apiece!
Our museum collection includes this watercolor painting of the U.S.S. Houston at the Panama Canal by Ian Marshall. This painting depicts the scene of the Houston passing through the Panama Canal on July 11, 1934 with President Roosevelt on board. This was the first passage through the completed Canal by a U.S. President while in office.
Day 76: FDR Visits Alaska
On August 3, 1944 FDR arrived in Alaska for a six day inspection and fishing trip. While in Alaska FDR made stops at Adak, Kodiak, and Auke Bay. This flag of the President of the United States was used during FDR's trip to the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska in July-August 1944. It was made by the Signal Force of the heavy cruiser U.S.S. Baltimore.
This trip made news during the presidential campaign of 1944, when it was alleged that Fala was left behind in the Aleutian Islands and FDR sent a Navy destroyer back to retrieve him. In a speech to the Teamsters Union on September 23, 1944 FDR responded to the claims saying:
These Republican leaders have not been content with attacks on me, or my wife, or on my sons. No, not content with that, they now include my little dog, Fala. Well, of course, I don't resent attacks, and my family doesn't resent attacks, but Fala does resent them. You know, Fala is Scotch, and being a Scottie, as soon as he learned that the Republican fiction writers in Congress and out had concocted a story that I had left him behind on the Aleutian Islands and had sent a destroyer back to find him— at a cost to the taxpayers of two or three, or eight or twenty million dollars- his Scotch soul was furious. He has not been the same dog since. I am accustomed to hearing malicious falsehoods about myself—such as that old, worm-eaten chestnut that I have represented myself as indispensable. But I think I have a right to resent, to object to libelous statements about my dog.
Day 69: FDR Rides a Dirigible, 1918
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first sitting president to ride in an airplane, an occasion marked by a very long overseas flight to attend the 1943 Casablanca conference. FDR's distant cousin, Theodore, was the first president ever to fly, a trip that took place back in 1910 shortly after he had left the presidency.
FDR may have set an additional aviation first – we think he may have been the first president to fly on-board a dirigible airship (also known as a blimp or zeppelin)!
During World War I, serving as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, FDR traveled to Europe to inspect US Navy facilities. Several weeks into his trip, on August 17th, 1918 he visited a base in Paimboeuf, Western France where he was offered a ride aboard a French-built airship.
Considered too vulnerable for use on the front, airships were primarily used for scouting missions and mine clearance throughout Western Europe during the war. The use of airships later declined as airplane technology advanced and after several high profile accidents. FDR was serving his second term as president when the infamous Hindenburg crashed in New Jersey in 1937.
FDR writes about the flying experience in his log of the trip saying:
I tried my hand at running the lateral stearing[sic] gear and also the elevating and depressing gear. The sensation is distinctly curious, less noise than an areo.[sic] and far more feeling of drifting at the mercy of the wind.
July 28, 1927: FDR incorporates the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, a rehabilitation home for polio patients
On this day in 1927, Franklin Roosevelt, who had contracted polio at age 39, created the nonprofit Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, the only hospital in the world to deal solely with the treatment of polio victims. Roosevelt's visits to Warm Springs began a few years prior, during which he experienced marked improvements in his health after swimming in the mineral water resort pools.
The organization later became the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and was instrumental in developing a cure for polio.
Learn more about all the Roosevelts with preview videos from Ken Burns's The Roosevelts.
Photo: Franklin Delano Roosevelt at his Georgia Warm Springs Foundation for polio patients, c.1930. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library.
Day 61: FDR's Childhood Trips to Germany
FDR made a number of trips to Europe with his parents during his childhood, including numerous trips to Germany. The Roosevelts often traveled to Germany to visit several ancient springs in hope that they would help Mr. James' health.
Roosevelt historian Geoff Ward recounts a story of one of these German trips in his book Before the Trumpet. During a trip in 1896 FDR and his tutor Mr. Dumper "found themselves under arrest four times in one busy day of bicycling – for picking cherries along the roadside, for wheeling their bicycles into a railroad depot, for riding into Strasbourg after dusk…and finally, for inadvertent slaughter of a panicky goose that had thrust its long neck between the spokes of Mr. Dumper's front wheel." FDR managed to get them out of the first three violations without a fine, but in the end they did have to pay five marks to the owner of the goose. "Franklin always maintained the bird had really 'committed suicide.'"
Day 56: FDR's Cruise to Hawaii
On July 1, 1934, FDR boarded the USS Houston to begin his three week journey to the Territory of Hawaii. During the cruise FDR and his party made stops in the Bahamas, Haiti, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Columbia, Panama, Cocos Island and Clipperton Island. These stops included visits with foreign leaders and dignitaries, sightseeing through various countries and lots of fishing. FDR landed in Hawaii on July 24th to begin his historic visit.
July 17, 1940: Eleanor Roosevelt Addresses the Democratic National Convention on Behalf of FDR
On this day in 1940, Eleanor Roosevelt addressed delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on behalf of her husband, making her the first candidate's spouse ever to do so. After her husband gained the nomination for an unprecedented third term, he asked Eleanor to ease the delegates' concerns over his choice of controversial vice presidential candidate, Henry Wallace. In her speech, she called for unified action during a time of war.
Eleanor remained a Democratic Party figure after her husband's death and was the first former First Lady to address national political conventions (1948, 1956 and 1960).
Learn more about all the Roosevelts with preview videos from Ken Burns's The Roosevelts.
Photo: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
Day 54: Quebec Conferences
FDR and Winston Churchill held two wartime conferences in Quebec. The first conference took place on August 17-24, 1943. The two discussed topics concerning the future operations in the Mediterranean and Operation Overlord. Conversations on atomic energy were also on the agenda, with FDR and Churchill agreeing that neither would communicate any information about atomic development to third parties, namely the Soviet Union, without each others consent.
The second Quebec Conference was held on September 11-16, 1944. The central topics of this conference were postwar policy towards Germany and postwar economic assistance to Britain.
Two silver models of a Whale and a Phoenix were presented to President Roosevelt by Prime Minister Winston Churchill at the Second Quebec Conference in September 1944. These are small scale models representing installations devised and built as part of the artificial harbor constructed off the beaches of Normandy in June 1944.
A Whale was an 80 foot long pontoon bridge causeway, which connected the Lobnitz pier to the shore.
A Phoenix was a hollow concrete caisson 200 feet long by 60 feet wide by 60 feet high. Laid end to end they formed a breakwater near the beach for landing craft to unload their cargo.


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I made this swimsuit from the McCall's two piece swimwear pattern. I made it from red polyester lycra. It has red ruffles, black elastic, and black serged edges. I wore it for the first time swimming and thanks to all the elastic it stayed put!
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There is no single answer. I told you how a man approached me and said, "Cattails." I told you how a woman said, "I learned to iron on handkerchiefs."
The response to that "hanky" thing was like a groundswell. Who wudda thunk?
I was thrilled and delighted. You noticed that, in deference to people who are prim and proper, I never called them snot rags. It just seemed too gross at the time. Today? Not so much. Hey, we have to plow a little new ground every now and then.
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Tuesday morning, as I took Kaye to her friend Opal's house for their trip to a workout session at the Senior Center downtown, I looked over at her lovingly (I do that often) and said, "I think I'll write about hanky-panky for Sunday." Without skipping a beat, she replied: "Okey-dokey."
BINGO. I had the first brick laid in the "Small Talk" wall for this week. This is not about when to hyphenate and when to omit it. I'll leave that to the more pedantic among you. I try hard not to be pedantic, at least until I look up the meaning.
When I ask for your first reaction to "hanky-panky," there are those of you who will think thoughts about something dubious or devious. Others of you (and I know who you are) will conjure up some kind of illicit sexual behavior. I'll leave you alone with your thoughts.
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Foundation News » Stargardt Disease
Gene Therapy Clinical Trial for Stargardt Disease to Begin This Year
For patients affected with Stargardt disease, there is new reason for hope. Oxford BioMedica, a gene therapy company in the U.K., has received FDA authorization to launch a clinical trial of its StarGen™ gene therapy for the treatment of Stargardt disease.
Up to 28 people will be enrolled in the Phase I/IIa clinical trial to be conducted at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland under the leadership of Peter Francis, M.D., Ph.D. and at the Centre Hospitalier Nationale D'Opthalmologie des Quinze-Vingts in Paris, France. The United States-based trial is slated to begin this summer.
The third gene therapy treatment for a retinal degenerative disease to move into human studies, the StarGen™ treatment will follow similar methodology as the ongoing gene therapy treatment trials for Leber congenital amaurosis that have resulted in restored vision for children and young adults who were given just one "dose" of the therapy. By piggybacking a corrected gene onto a virus – the taxicab that will deliver the gene - doctors will replace the disease-causing faulty gene in the retina with the corrected version. On the basis of pre-clinical data, it is anticipated that a single application of StarGen™ to the retina could provide long-term or potentially permanent correction.
"As an initial funder of the project we are pleased to see the StarGen™ clinical trial moving forward and reinforcing the exciting potential for gene therapy to treat patients with Stargardt disease and other vision-robbing retinal degenerations," says Foundation Fighting Blindness Chief Research Officer Dr. Stephen Rose. "The Foundation is committed to accelerating the translation of laboratory-based research into clinical trials, ultimately getting successful treatments for rare diseases like Stargardt to patients who need them. Our relationship with Oxford BioMedica is an excellent example of this mission in action."
Stargardt disease is the most common juvenile degenerative retinal disease. The disease is caused by a mutation of the ABCR gene which leads to the degeneration of photoreceptors in the retina and vision loss. StarGen™ uses Oxford's LentiVector® platform technology to deliver a corrected version of the ABCR gene.
In addition to StarGen™, the Foundation Fighting Blindness has been partnering with Oxford BioMedica in its development of UshStat™ gene therapy for the treatment of Usher syndrome 1b. This clinical trial is scheduled to begin later this year. The Foundation also supported Oxford in earlier preclinical studies of RetinoStat®, a gene therapy treatment for wet age-related macular degeneration currently enrolling participants in a Phase I clinical trial at The Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins.
The Foundation will provide updates as this trial progresses and recruitment begins. For additional information on Oxford BioMedica and their StarGen™ treatment, their full release is available.
Recent Stargardt Disease Articles
- ProgSTAR Study to Include Patients with Rare Form of Stargardt Disease
- Sanofi to Lead Commercialization of Two Retinal Disease Gene Therapies
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TELL CITY—Tell City boys soccer coach Austin Fischer doesn't have to worry about any reserves grumbling about lack of playing time this season.
He does have to worry about injuries, fatigue, bad grades, suspensions or anything else that could sideline players, though, as he has only 11—the number that start a game—on his roster.
"We're still looking for more," Fischer said Thursday, "but our first game is Tuesday.
TELL CITY—Castle has won this area's boys tennis sectional 20 years in a row, but Tell City is taking aim at ending that streak this season.
The Marksmen have won nine dual matches each of the last two years, going 9-5 last year and winning a tourney at Heritage Hills. They lost to Castle 4-1 in the sectional championship match.
The last time they won more than nine dual matches was 2002, but that is one of their goals this year.
CANNELTON—Cannelton returns only two starters from last year's 2-22 volleyball team, but Coach Ashley Chapman is counting on quickness and strong digging to lead to improvement.
Chapman, who was the team's assistant coach the last two years, had only six players two weeks ago but is up to nine now, though only eight will have enough practices in to be eligible for Tuesday's season opener.
TELL CITY—Tell City's volleyball team had two All-PAC hitters last year and knew it would lose one to graduation.
But the other one, 6-foot Kassidie Hayes who led the team in kills and blocks last year, was scheduled to return until she tore an anterior cruciate ligament in a summer AAU tourney.
Her loss will be felt, but Coach Dalonda Hayes still thinks the Marksmen have a strong enough frontline to contend for the PAC title.
LEOPOLD—Perry Central's volleyball team has gone 24-7 and 27-5 the last two years, tying for the PLAC title in 2012 and winning it outright last year.
Despite the graduation of two four-year starters who combined to make all-conference five times, Coach Becky Genet expects similar success this year.
GINGER is a female beagle mix about 18 months old who has been at the shelter for over four months.
She has been overlooked and is still awaiting a family of her own to walk through the doors of the PCAS. Ginger loves to go for long walks and play with toys.
She seems to bond quickly to adults, however children make her nervous from time to time.
Winners from the youth and adult divisions take the stage at the conclusion of Thursday evening's Schweizer Fest talent show. The first place winner in the youth category was seven-year-old Lily Lindauer who took the prize for her hip-hop dance routine.
TELL CITY – A Saturday fire left a Tell City family working to pick up the pieces. The fire at Sam and Tara Throgmorton's home at 1419 Fulton St. broke out Saturday afternoon and was likely caused by an extension cord running to a window air-conditioning unit, Tell City Fire Chief Greg Linne said.
The family was not at home at the time and no one was injured. However, much of the home was heavily damaged.
Little Pigeon Baptist gospel sing Saturday
LAMAR – Little Pigeon Baptist Church near Lamar will hold a meal and gospel sing Saturday, Aug. 16, at the church.
A meal will be served at 6 p.m. and singing by "The Montgomery Family" will begin at 7 p.m.
All are invited and welcome.
Ice cream social at Trinity United Aug. 24
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Inkjet. While they may exist, I don't know if any laser that is more than CMYK. And while they are good, 6+ color printers are going to be better. I also think Inkjet has a greater range of printable materials they can work with as well.
Quality-wise, inkjets are better than lasers for photos. However, the real answer to your question is "neither": get a Dye-Sublimation printer instead.
Dye-subs and monochrome ? not a good match, they produce a print but not a touch on other methods since they are only CMY, no K or 'shades of K'.
Dye-subs and larger than A4 ?
Dye-subs and variety of paper types and finishes ?
Dye-subs and versatility of paper sizes ?
Don't get me wrong, I have dye sub that cost about the same as my A2+ inkjet but it serves a completely different role.
Um, dye sub???
First of all, how big do you want to make prints? Frankly, for sheer quality, dye sub is the way to go. If all you want to do is make 4x6 prints, the Canon Selphy is hard to beat: $150 or less and dye sub (ie, continuous tone, not dot-pattern).
ACNT claims to have 3 Kodak Professional 9810 8x12 dye sub printers available for $429 each at their South Bend, IN location.
Maybe for "ease of use" a dye sub---but for sheer quality, a professional inkjet is substantially better in quality, not to mention color gamut and media choices. I use dye subs for events, including a Kodak ML500 that will dust all of the printers you've mentioned in quality and quantity, even running the three 9810s and selphy together at the same time. But it still won't hold a candle to a professional wide format inkjet printer with a calibrated workflow. Regardless, a $500 printer budget ain't much to work with here...
The equivalent on a dye sub would be a spot of dust on the "imaging head" leaving a hairline streak down the print.
With proper workflow and maintenance it is relatively easy to avoid such issues with both inkjet and dye-sublimation printers. ; )
If you want to be able to use different media as well as high quality results then inkjet is the way to go. Most of the paper manufacturers have ICC profiles for their papers for both the lower end and high end printers. The epson R1900 is a decent printer, with profiles available from the likes of Mohab, Hahnemuhle, Canson and may more. Never seen a profile available for a color laser jet.
I have three Epsons, 7880 for large exhibition work, 3800 mostly for portraits and the 1900 dedicated to black & white (using QTR as the RIP).
That brings up another benefit, using a B&W RIP like QTR will give neutral B&W prints, and the author has drivers and profiles for most Epson and some HP inkets. No support for lasers.
Hope this helps
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Washington Mayor Gary Manier along with Senators Mark Kirk and Dick Durbin are moving forward to change the FEMA disaster aid formula.
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Manier said Washington will continue to remain strong and the city of Peoria plays a big part in that.
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Can anyone tell me how to get rms path on device i.e *.db file
is it possible to get all rms files path from device
Can anyone tell me how to get rms path on device i.e *.db file
is it possible to get all rms files path from device
Through programmaticlly ? No You can't access the path. The Ams Will hide all your RMS.
Hi mahesh,
I guess you can not watch/see the rms file..if you are talking about the device..however you can look and see the rms file in case of the emulators..
You have a bed luck this time,
Atleast there might be a path where the rms files might be saved is this path different for all midlets or same if it is different then this task becomes impossible but if all rms is saved at same path then it might be possible to read them.
I guess is that the RMS path would be same but in that path AMS creates the different data bases for the different installed applications,Might be I am wrong..if yes please apologizes me.
Is this make sense,?
Actually im trying to make an application which displays all rms files from phone and memory and user can read data from the rms file
in this application first part i.e displaying all rms files seems to be impossible in j2me.
Reading the data from file is ok,
But tell me dont ultimately you required the data??
whether you first read the file and then data..or just data directly,
I personally like that user need data - provide the same ----
Its less matter from where data is coming...is this make a sense?
Hi all
thnks for reply,
I have planned the application to be like this
at start up a list is displayed which contains names of all rms files on phone and memory
then user selects any name from the list, then a form or will be displayed which will show the contents of that file.
Hi Mahesh,
I guess that you can not read the RMS file from the device..I understand the flow of you application..and i wonder if it can be done...so please read the last post of mine..might be that can help you,
I think this might not be possible to create such an application
any ways guys thnks for ur replies.
One more thing is that what user will do of the RMS file...most of the user must not be aware of about the RMS file..even they can be surprise that what it is displayed..therefore just draw the data directly..will be understandable..
Hope this make sense,
hi raj
this application was not for user but for us developers by which we can view what is written in rms or data written in rms is correct .....
any ways
thnks for reply
well because u can only access the RMS of ur own midlet/suite, u can programmatically keep track of the created RMS instances, and just go through them and show the content onscreen...
If u'd like (as a developer) to see ALL RMS instances on the mobile then afaik thats just not feasable, simply because ur midlet wont have access outside the RMS instances of ur own midlet/suite...
Many devices do not give you access to the file system.
Also, the format for RMS data files is undocumented, and is not identical for all devices.
There are two ways for a developer to look at RMS data in a "debug" kind of way:
1. Use an emulator (you can probably find the RMS files for these, though the format will not be not documented).
2. Create an "RMS Viewer" midlet, that can be placed in the same JAR as the application you want to debug. It will have access to all the same record stores as the main application. Record stores are not private to a midlet, they are private to a midlet suite (JAR file).


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text: Synagogue (Former) 19A Princes Street And Bowen Avenue, Auckland Synagogue (Former). Copyright: NZ Historic Places Trust. Taken By: Martin Jones. Date: 18/09/2001. List Entry Information List Entry Status Registered List Entry Type Historic Place Category 1 List Number 578 Date Entered 27th June 1985 Locationopen/close City/District Council Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) Region Auckland Region Legal description Lot 1 & 2 DP 10249 Summaryopen/close This Princes Street building is one of only two nineteenth-century synagogues surviving in New Zealand, and the only one of this date in the North Island. The other is located in Dunedin. It was built in 1884-1885 after the Jewish community grew too large for their earlier building in nearby Emily Place. Constructed using early 'scoria-lime' concrete technology, the ornate synagogue was erected on a parkland site next to a row of villas belonging, in some cases, to members of the congregation. It overlooks the commercial district of Auckland in one of the most sought-after addresses in the town. Its prominent location appears to be unusual, reflecting a degree of confidence not found in all parts of the Jewish diaspora. Construction was aided by successful members of the early colonial business community, including David Nathan (1816-1886) and Philip Aaron Philips (1831-1913), the first mayor of Auckland and later town clerk.The building exhibits a mixture of exotic styles, including Romanesque and Moorish. It was apparently modelled on the lavish Glasgow Synagogue in Scotland, which was erected in 1881. Designed by the local architect Edward Bartley, the Auckland synagogue was built using advanced local technology. This included mass concrete walls employing hydraulic lime developed near Auckland, and decorative details in moulded Keene's cement. The highly decorated interior has an apsidal tabernacle at its eastern end, and galleries on three sides for female members of the congregation. A basement was used for educational and social purposes, to which a school annexe was added in 1914. This was replaced by a modernist-style meeting hall before the congregation moved to new premises in 1969. The building was conserved in the 1980s and now houses a bank.The building is of national and international significance as the best-preserved nineteenth-century synagogue in New Zealand, and a very rare survivor from the colonial period. It is a unique expression of Jewish religious and cultural identity in New Zealand, being the only remaining synagogue used for worship during both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It is a reminder of the important contribution made by the Jewish community to colonial and later settlement, and the success of many of its members. It reflects the strength and confidence of the Auckland Jewish community, which made a fundamental contribution to the civic life and commercial development of the town. The layout of the building is intimately linked with Jewish religious practice, and embodies distinct approaches to spiritual and social life, including those involving gender. It is highly unusual in aspects of its style and construction, incorporating an early use of mass concrete employing local hydraulic lime. The synagogue reflects close links with British Jewry, and is important for its association with other historic buildings in the vicinity. It is the focus of one of the best-preserved colonial Jewish landscapes in New Zealand, and is an integral part of the only intact nineteenth-century residential streetscape in central Auckland. Linksopen/close Current use Finance - Bank Trade - Retail & Wholesale - other Themes Places to Visit Construction professionals Bartley, Edward Additional informationopen/close Notable FeaturesRegistration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications, extensions and other additions. The building is on the site of an earlier military guardhouse, which may survive as buried archaeological deposits. Completion Date7th November 2001 Report Written ByMartin Jones Goldman, 1958 L.M. Goldman, The History of the Jews in New Zealand, Wellington, 1958 pp.119-122 & 183-184 Historic Places in New Zealand Historic Places in New Zealand Odeda Rosenthal, 'Few of New Zealand's old synagogues survive', No. 25, June 1989 Conservation Plan Conservation Plan Salmond Architects, 'Old Auckland Synagogue: conservation plan', Auckland, 1988 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)


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Thousand-acre Stanley Park maintains best-attraction status. The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre, at the east end of the park, is world-class.
Across the Lions Gate Bridge in North Vancouver, Capilano Suspension Bridge, with its new Treetops Adventure, introduces both a spectacular river canyon and the opportunity to view it all from the bower above.
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Ships dock at Canada Place or Ballantyne Pier. Canada Place, at the northern end of Burrard Street, is smack downtown. Ballantyne Pier is accessible by taxi, 10 minutes from the city center. Vancouver International Airport is 40 minutes by airport bus or taxi from downtown.
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For a glass of wine, a light meal, and great atmosphere, walk a block south on Davie Street to the food emporium Urban Fare.
Griffins, at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is ideal for casual dining. Milestone's Grill and Bar in Yaletown falls into the same category.
Elegant and expensive, but still relaxed, is the Cascades Lounge in the Pan Pacific Hotel at Canada Place.
For Asian cuisine, including dim sum, an accessible favorite is the Kirin Mandarin. For Western-Asian fusion, the Glowbal Grill and Satay Bar, 1079 Mainland St.). Another chic option is the Aria Restaurant in the Westin Grand Vancouver.
If you've been walking or cycling in Stanley Park, ideally located is Vancouver's home-grown White Spot, known for its burgers.
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