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For loop running in background (jTextField dont change)
Dear Forum,
I want to implement a little changing animation, so that each 300 millisecond the jtextField change to the random number (a,b,c,d,e). So I tried this:
for(int f=1;f<40;f++) { int a = 1 + (int) (Math.random() * 6); int b = 1 + (int) (Math.random() * 6); int c = 1 + (int) (Math.random() * 6); int d = 1 + (int) (Math.random() * 6); int e = 1 + (int) (Math.random() * 6); jTextField1.setText(a + ""); jTextField2.setText(b + ""); jTextField3.setText(c + ""); jTextField4.setText(d + ""); jTextField5.setText(e + ""); try { Thread.sleep(500); } catch (InterruptedException ex) { Logger.getLogger(NewJFrame.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex); } System.out.println("done"); }
This, by the way, is running when a button is pressed.
I am using NetBeans, Windows 7 64-Bit with a very quick processor (it cant be that it doesn't have enough power not to change it quick enough.
I am a beginner, please bare this in mind...
I think your problem is that the system does not re-draw the screen until the loop finishes... to see this change it so instead of making the labels be set to the number, have it append the number plus a space, you should see a long string of numbers- you need to redraw the screen in order to see it.
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I am only slowly but surely stepping into the waters of Java; my insight comes bc I do C# and it is very similar... I ran your code through C# windows form and it worked fine...
I first did it without the loop, just a straight shot to see if it would change- no problem
then I ran it through with the loop (much smaller though, 10 instead of 40) and after the time period elapsed that it 'would have' finished, suddenly all my labels appeared with the numbers in random order, 10 long (I appended each label to be label1.Text += a + " " so it kept all the numbers... That is what qued me to that idea- essentially the form is not redrawn until that loop finishes and that's why it all came back at the end...
I also do not do a lot of forms... I use them for really easy quick 'demo' snips- but mainly I work on back end server code... ie all the processing that happens after a form is submitted, running through system process etc... so my xp in drawing to the canvas is null. you'll need to look it up. I presume if you make that all a function instead of a button call, and then have the button call throw threads, you could have threads redrawing while the numbers are changing... warning though- threads are tricky, and can be tough to figure out.


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Excellent Professor and one of my favorite classes that I attended. Professor Martinez started the course off with a fun assignment and the class stayed interesting. You do need to read the text and stay on top of the required material. I went bungee jumping with her too.
Professor Martinez, is a really great professor. She is truly helpful. Loved her Psy-111 class, she made topics so interesting, going off & talking about her own cases she has done.Test will be somewhat easy, if you READ the chapters. Final exam is only 50 questions multiple choice. Super easy.
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I learned a lot in the class, very interesting subject but teacher is very confusing when it comes to assignments she gives. Lots of reading & she misplaces work.
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I had this professor last year and she was great. I would recommend her, she knew the material and provided us with real life examples. I will take her classes anytime!
Online class was completely disorganized. Adds important info 1/4th of the way into class, info we should have known about from day 1. Syllabus made NO sense and she can't clarify anything to save her life. Discussion assignments are just busy work. Test q's are open to interpretation & different from book info. Slow grader & bad communication!
Online class was completely disorganized! First time in my life I didn't understand a syllabus. She added important info 1/4th the way into the course that we should have known the first day. Exams didn't make sense and had confusing and vague questions. Wasn't good at communicating info or explaining things. Grading took FOREVER.
she did not respond to emails, or posted student questions. Her assignments are very confusing. She posted the assignments late, but did not extend deadlines because of her failure to release information in a timely manner. I am an A student, but I am struggling because she is unorganized. Do not take this course from her online.
Professor Martinez is extremely helpful when teaching this course. Lots of reading, keeping up with the online material is very important. Definetly choose to take any psych course with this Prof. well worth it.
I took her online. She does not answer emails in a timely manner for a online class. Class is easy, but you have to read a lot. Yes quiz every week.
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Ann Coulter Offends Liberals, Film at 11
Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 12:28 pm
Ann Coulter's speeches at CPAC are simultaneously the least surprising and the most headline-ready parts of the conference. Every year, the lines to get into the ballroom start more than an hour before the speech; every year she dishes out six or seven one-liners that horrify liberals. Ted Kennedy was "spilling drinks in his grave," and Keith Olbermann was a "girl," and Obama was the "least dangerous person named Hussein." You'll see the video on blogs — all of it got huge cheers. The biggest cheers? When a fan gushingly asked whether Coulter had "ever dated a liberal."
"They weren't liberal for long," she said.
The closest thing to dissent came when one fan whined about the presence of anti-war libertarians at the conference.
"We learned that soy beans were the answer to Afghanistan," he said.
"I think bombs are the answer," said Coulter.
The libertarian presence in the room was fairly small — Sam Swedberg, the Campaign for Liberty volunteer who played sumo Janet Napolitano on Thursday, told me that if Coulter fans, not Ron Paul fans, had been in the room yesterday, there wouldn't have been such lusty booing of anti-gay activist Ryan Sorba. But Coulter indulged the few libertarians who chanted "End the Fed."
"I'm just curious about this movement over there for ending the Fed," she said. "Yes, end the Fed." Later: "If Ron Paul is behind it and it has nothing to do with foreign policy, I'm for it."
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Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 12:31 pm
Really hope she was true to form and rocking a cocktail dress at 10am.
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 12:50 pm
Ann likes to kill Muslims. I think that much is obvious. If Bin Laden wants to take her out, go ahead.
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 1:07 pm
well, to the extent that a tranny can rock a cocktail dress, anyway
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 2:03 pm
Both of the major parties need to purge themselves of the anti-Constitutional left and right. Thank God that the neoconservative organizers of CPAC decided not to arrogantly exclude Constitutional conservatives from this year's event. Maybe there's hope for the Democratic and Republican parties yet. But is it too late?… Are our saved dollars about to be reduced the value of a few cents?
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 2:10 pm
Anyone see her on CNN yesterday with Rick Sanchez, when she apparently compared World War II to Iraq and Sanchez asked if she thought that was really an apt comparison? The clip is up over at TPM. It's pretty hysterical watching her try to backtrack. Like a lot of her ilk, she makes these leaps in her thinking that are completely illogical.
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 4:57 pm
She called Anderson Cooper gay. That's slander/libel, right?
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 5:31 pm
Offending one person or a group is NOT CONSERVATIVE…
Bombing a country is NOT CONSERVATIVE…
There's NOTHING CONSERVATIVE of this woman…
CPAC should rewrite their Mission statement!
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[...] Ann Coulter was the big headliner for mid-day. Her presentation was anticipated with a bit of concern by some bloggers who believe that Coulter is too divisive and should not be invited to CPAC. Personally, I like the confrontational style. After yesterday's controversy about gay conservatives, and from Coulter's unpopular and widely-condemned statements about homosexuals at the 2007 CPAC, many feared she'd fire off additional shots today. It didn't happen. Her talk was her normal acerbic "stand-up comedy" talk, but the real funny stuff came during the Q&A. [...]
Comment posted February 20, 2010 @ 6:13 pm
Check out the original speech by Students For Liberty's Alexander McCobin that got the controversy with Sorba started: http://studentsforliberty.org/news/sfl-controve…
Comment posted February 21, 2010 @ 1:12 pm
Can Y'all picture Coulter in an SS uniform, complete with riding pants, a riding whip, black boots, a military hat with the skull and cross bones emblem, and a swastika arm band on? Is she the equivalent of the bitches of the Buchenwald concentration camp?
Comment posted February 23, 2010 @ 3:26 am
Ann Coulter is so 2004.
Comment posted February 23, 2010 @ 9:57 am
I would have said 1004, but a woman as loud and obnoxious as her would have been thrown into irons…..
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I would have said 1004, but a woman as loud and obnoxious as her would have been thrown into irons…..
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My copy of Moby-Dick is a treasured possession. It's not because of the special font, but rather the woodcuts spread through the text that, as I read, feel like postcards sent back from Ishmael as he goes about his agonising odyssey.
So Leviathan has a head start with me, what with its photographs, woodcuts and drawings illustrating Philip Hoare's meditative journey in search of the great beasts of our oceans, a copy of Herman Melville's novel in his pocket. Coming face to face with a whale off Massachusetts, Hoare's initial reaction was to cry: "Fuck!" Then he began to follow them, from an aquarium in Coney Island, to the sample rooms of London's Natural History Museum, to swimming in the two-mile-deep waters of the Atlantic.
It's a strange, mournful journey, conducted by this man who feared the whales. Indeed, Hoare's initial reaction on seeing a whale from a boat doesn't shift much when, later in the book, he dives in to swim with a sperm whale and ends up peeing himself.
Yet within these pages is so much information, from the size of sperm whale's brain (bigger than ours) to the size of a right whale's balls (far, far bigger than ours) to the myriad ways we have used the flesh, bone and blubber. At its heart, though, this is a prayer for the whales' survival. Hoare apologises for anthropomorphising the creatures, before provoking sadness at the damage we've wrecked. Whales, it turns out, are heroic at looking after one another, yet the tactic sperm whales use to protect themselves from orca, by creating a laager around their young, allowed ha rpoon men to kill them by the score.
WG Sebald praised one of Hoare's earlier books and I can see why the two writers might admire each other. It's all that traipsing about staring at the world with knowledgable, sad eyes, busily sticking pictures in a scrapbook and happily following intriguing diversions. I still feel the loss of Sebald and so I am delighted to discover Hoare. I hope he doesn't get swallowed. That he allowed me to see Moby-Dick anew feels like a blessing. This is a beautiful book.
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the guardian Fri 24 July 2009
Philip Hoare has always been afraid of deep water, yet is obsessed with whales. From childhood memories of the huge skeletons on display in the Natural History museum to adult encounters swimming with them off the Azores, he is fascinated by their inimitable mix of mammalian qualities and "supernatural physicality". Looking "like we feel as we float in our dreams", they live an improbable existence, moving through a world we know nothing about. The fact that they also have bad breath, shit reddish water and collapse under their own weight, pathetically incapable of self-preservation when they are out of their own element, somehow seems only to add to their charm. Winner of the Samuel Johnson prize for non-fiction, Leviathan is a magnificent monster of a book, combining a huge wealth of whale lore, zoology, literature, history and personal account. Written with great elegance, enthusiasm and insight, it takes us on an enthralling voyage into the underwater world of the whale and to the heart of an obsession.
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A performing killer whale at Windsor Safari Park provided the young Philip Hoare with his first experience of whalekind, but it was a sad-eyed beluga whale in a tank at Coney Island ("a huge ghostly baby fixing me with its stare") that sparked a continuing fascination. This enjoyable trawl through the history, literature and lore of whales shows that Hoare's time has not been misspent. He seems more attuned than most of us to what motivates these "charismatic megafauna". Cetologists have yet to explain why whales leap out of the water, for instance, but I suspect Hoare's far-from-scientific explanation is closest to the truth: because it's fun.
Leviathan is in part the story of how Hoare, who was terrified of water as a boy, became a man at ease in the ocean: "The sea is always in my head," he says, "the means by which I orientate myself to the Earth." This respect for the sea ("the last true wilderness") informs his admiration for whales.
Ultimately, the ocean gives him what he is searching for, which he calls a sense of "surroundness", experienced most intensely while whale-watching. Whales are big. They make us feel small, and this, perhaps, is what Hoare wants, although it is hard to slough off the ego entirely. Swimming off the coast of the Azores, he is confronted by a sperm whale. A helpless speck beside her, he is aware of being "surveyed by the electrical charge of her sixth sense". And then he adds: "I felt insignificant, and yet not quite."
Hoare's surroundness resembles the "oceanic" feeling that Freud acknowledged was present in others, but which he himself lacked: "a sensation of 'eternity', a feeling as of something limitless, unbounded", an almost religious feeling; and indeed, Hoare suffers a little from what Nietzsche called the theological instinct. He cannot resist assigning "supernatural" properties to this enormous marine mammal. Whales can live for more than a century, and they are intelligent, but they don't need to be endowed with mystical powers to amaze us. For Hoare, however, whales represent a lost purity ("animals before the Fall, innocent of sin") and the surroundness he experiences has prelapsarian overtones: "It was as if humans had never happened, as if the ocean had reverted to another Eden." He envies the whale's grace in the water, its freedom ("perhaps they pity us for our enslavement to gravity"), which makes it seem the beneficiary of another kind of grace.
The late WG Sebald admired Hoare's uncategorisable prose and the two writers are often compared. Hoare sometimes adopts a slow Sebaldian succession of subordinate clauses, and his books, too, are peppered with black and white photographs, challenging the typesetter to squeeze the text in around them. Similarly, Hoare's prose slips between genres - is it memoir or travel writing or natural history? - and there is also the same sense of the author striving to join up the dots and uncover a pattern of some kind, although whereas in Sebald this proves ultimately elusive, Hoare finishes the design. Leviathan is, after all, exploring what Herman Melville called "the overwhelming idea of the great whale".
In any book about whales there's no getting away from Moby-Dick, and Hoare expertly unpacks the story of Melville's tormented life and of how intensely he researched his story of the white whale. I had no idea just how much Turner's paintings of whalers influenced Melville. The scenes of Melville in London are nicely done, as is Hoare's account of the strange, almost conspiratorial friendship between Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne, which helped to transform Moby-Dick "from a romance to a fearful, fated work".
Could one survive inside a whale, like Jonah or Pinocchio's father? The evidence is not reassuring. Hoare cites an account from 1893 of a sailor swallowed by a whale that was swiftly harpooned and slit open. "Gastric mucosa covered the victim like the slime of a giant snail," says Hoare, while the man's face, hands and legs had been "macerated and partly digested". All of which contradicts the notion of the whale's belly being a cosy, womblike space, the idea so central to Orwell's "Inside the Whale".
As well as being a showcase for descriptive prose of great beauty, Leviathan is full of fascinating facts. Hoare shows how the study of whales was crucial in the development of marine acoustics in the second world war; and how ambergris, the scent much prized by Chanel and other perfumers, is actually "whale shit", an incomplete digestion of squid beaks. How apt, too, that this pungent faeces is applied to the British monarch during coronations.
The age of whaling is over, but Japan, Norway and Iceland continue the practice (running rings round the International Whaling Commission). And if whales aren't infected by man-made chemicals or deafened by noise pollution, thousands are killed every year as "by-catch" of commercial fishing. Meanwhile, as the oceans warm, their food sources dwindle. These are tough times for whales, but Hoare brings to light an endangered world of cetacean savoir vivre that mocks our best efforts to be happy.


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A week ago, the Indiana Pacers gave out thousands of "Gold Swagger" shirts for their playoff game against the Miami Heat. The whole color-coordination thing looked cool, but the use of "swagger" was questionable at best. It led Andrew Sharp to write a whole piece about "swagger" being dead, except in certain circumstances -- and the Pacers certainly did not qualify.
So what did Indiana do? Upped its game to not only use swagger, but to make it a hashtag. On a shirt. Given to Thursday night's crowd.
The kid in the Florida attire probably has the right idea. And the look on his face says it all.
Please, can we kill swagger already? Or has word not reached Indiana, home of spicy milk, mayo and extreme racing, yet?


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No, organic livestock may not be managed under non-organic circumstances, even if that management is only temporary.
The National Organic Program (NOP) has very specific organic livestock origin requirements in place to begin with and once you've got organic livestock they must remain under continuous organic management for their lifetime. You may not transition organic livestock back and fourth between organic and conventional management.
NOP policy (§ 205.236) states that any currently organic livestock or edible organic livestock products that are removed from an organic operation and subsequently managed on a nonorganic operation may no longer be labeled, sold or even represented as organically produced.
A common situation in which transfer of livestock occurs is when dairy farmers send their young cows to a different farm until they come of milking age. For an organic producer, care must be taken in situations such as this to make sure your cows are under continuous organic management. However, note that cows aren't the only livestock this rule applies to. No matter the animal, what goes organic must stay organic in order to reap the benefits organic certification affords you.


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My name is Pierre, I'm a brand new fresh (and French) admin here, I'll manage the French version of the site. Like everyone here I think I'm fond of travels, meeting new people, new cultures and so on.
I'm French but I live since the very beginning of the year (2013) in Patras, Greece, accordingly to this spirit. I was born in Provence (Marseille's region) but also worked in Paris and Sittingbourne (UK). I have a special link with the mediterranean area (South of France, Italy, Greece, Lebanon, Syria, Cyprus...) but I'm also interested in Far-Asia (from India to Mongolia) and other parts of the world. Actually, I have this idea that every place on Earth have something special and then has to be visited...
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Norton's Cafe 1451 Serving 3-Course Slow Food Dinner
By M.M. Cloutier
In honor of Earth Day (this past Friday), the Norton Museum of Art's Cafe 1451 is featuring a three-course Slow Food dinner tomorrow night.
With several ingredients sourced from local farms, the dinner is in conjunction with the Norton's weekly Art After Dark series.
Tomorrow's Art After Dark, starting at 5 p.m., includes docent tours of two exhibitions, a musical performance by acoustic solo artist Jason Cardinal, and a screening of the film Children of Men, Alfonso Cuaron's Oscar-nominated film version of P.D. James' classic novel.
There's also a cash bar.
Cafe 1451's three-course dinner offers a poached Key West pink shrimp appetizer, and a dessert of Florida mulberries and strawberry clafoutis.
Main-course choices: Akushi grass-fed sirloin steak with Pero Farms eggplant, zucchini casserole and balsamic-glazed heirloom tomatoes; or farm-raised Opakapaka snapper with ginger-scented organic carrot puree and Homestead calaloo.
The dinner (seatings are available at 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. because the movie starts at 7 p.m.) is $29 (with tax and gratuity, $35.96).
If you want wine pairings, dinner is $55.80 a person.
For reservations, call 832-5196, ext. 1123.
The Norton's Art After Dark events are free to museum members, $12 for non-members.
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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has hired Todd Teresi, an executive from Adobe to run their iAd program which launched over a year ago. Since then, the iAd program has disappeared from the forefront of Apple's iOS software. During its launch, iAd was included in almost all third party applications in the … Read the Full Story →
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As we mentioned in previous weeks, when reporting on Admob's market penetration figures, Apple is set to launch it's own ad service very soon. This is off the back of their rather clever purchase of Quattro Wireless, while Google still waits to complete it's purchase of AdMob. From sources speaking … Read the Full Story →
The New York Times is reporting on the "Apple V Google feud", and has an interesting account of how Apple perhaps messed up in it's chance to snatch up AdMob. Which in effect suggests Apple was then forced to buy it's second choice of mobile ad company; Quattro Wireless. In … Read the Full Story →


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Dangerously Irrelevant is a website put together by Scott McLeod who is a professor at The University of Kentucky. This isn't one of my favorite websites because I did not find much material that I could use in my classroom, but I did enjoy going through the top posts and looking at McLeod's interesting post about educational games.
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In many ways you really can't blame them. If they say something halfway interesting, those words could get massaged into all sorts of meanings. So usually it's just easier to essentially say nothing.
That's the game athletes and coaches play with the media these days. The media wants substance. They lust for quotes that are somewhat meaningful and honest. But when athletes or coaches pull back that curtain, they could get burned.
For nine years as the Panthers head coach, John Fox refused to allow even a slight glance into his true thoughts. He knew how to play the game and played it well. At least, for him. The media and fans were left to interpret what exactly "it" is.
That's why it's so striking to hear his replacement, Ron Rivera say, well, anything. Folks around here aren't used to hearing the truth, true emotion or even some gameday strategies.
Before his NFL head coaching debut earlier this season in Arizona, Rivera admitted to having "a moment of reflection" that week in his office. He also revealed plans to search for his wife in the stands before the game. He would point to her. The message: "We made it."
This week, Rivera returns to Chicago, the place where most of this started. It's the city where he earned a Super Bowl ring as a player and where he began his coaching career.
So the media's job this week is to ask about "an extra meaning." Most would deflect with clichéd answers. Not Rivera.
"I'm not going to downplay it," Rivera said Monday. "People say it's just another game. No it's not. They're all big, but this has a little personal meaning for me because it's Chicago."
While Rivera came to Charlotte via Chicago, Julius Peppers went in the opposite direction. And the two couldn't be more opposite regarding their public emotions this week.
Again, Rivera said: "People say it's just another game. No it's not."
Now here's what Peppers told Panthers reporters in his conference call Wednesday: "All of that stuff about me returning, that was two years ago," Peppers quipped. "This is really like another game for me."
To be fair, Peppers did go through the whole "playing against your old team" thing last year.
For Greg Olsen, this is his first time through.
A first round pick by the Bears in 2007, there's no question Olsen grew frustrated by his limited role as a pass-catching tight end. After dealing him to the Panthers in July, Bears general manager Jerry Angelo said Olsen had previously requested a trade.
Wednesday, Olsen again denied that ever happened.
"I played well for them for four years," Olsen said. "They wanted to go a different direction at that position and they made that decision. It worked out well that I landed here to a team that wanted me and a team that wanted to use me."
Just like Rivera, Peppers and Olsen, Bears head coach Lovie Smith was peppered with questions Wednesday about the myriad of ties that bind his team and the Panthers together. Some ties are tight. Others are somewhat awkward.
When Smith took over the Bears in 2004, Rivera was not his first choice as defensive coordinator. But Rivera had that job for three seasons until Smith chose to go "in a different direction."
"Each year, you as a head coach decide on what direction you're going forward," Smith said. "That's what I decided. No more than that -- nothing personal. I wasn't disappointed in the job he did here."
So do we believe Smith? Did he really let Rivera go if he wasn't "disappointed?"
How about Peppers? Even though he played the Panthers last year, is this "just another game"?
There's no way to tell, really.
But what we do know is this week does mean something extra for Rivera. There's no need to massage words to make his return to Chicago mean anything more than it is, because it means a whole heck of a lot.
"It's been a good city to me," Rivera said. "I've got a lot of great memories. A lot of friends are going to come by and see me and it's exciting to me. I'm not going to shy away from that, I think it's great."


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Re: lipo ((os/kern) invalid argument) error after building universal binary Ken G. Brown Wed Feb 04 10:01:26 2009
At 9:10 PM -0800 2/3/09, Chris Espinosa wrote: >On Feb 3, 2009, at 4:01 PM, Ken G. Brown wrote: > >>Now the program executes correctly from within Xcode, but not from Finder. >>Same whether under Rosetta or not, on Intel. > >THis often indicates a mismatch between the executable's actual name and the >value of the executableName key in the Info.plist. If you change the name of >your executable, you have to change the Info.plist as well. Most modern >Info.plists are wired to substitute the product name in, but if you manually >change the project, you may have to take care of that as well. > >Chris Now everything seems pretty good, have universal bninary, building both debug and release versions, both run as desired under Xcode control. Program formats output and sends directly to a serial port to a tractor feed printer. However, when I try running from Finder, I get a short few characters out the serial port then the program dies. This is whether or not the 'run under Rosetta' box is checked in Get Info. Intel or PowerPC shows properly in Activity Monitor. I've tried inserting printf in the 'C' code just before the write statement but cannot find any output. Also tried fprintf's to stdout and stderr. I've tried running the program from Terminal to see if that helped. How and where should I be able to see output? Where should a write(var); go from the pascal side? Debug print stuff shows up to the console when running under Xcode. What should I look for that would cause it to work fine from Xcode but die from Finder? Is there specific Finder related code required in all programs that perhaps I am missing? At the moment I am building a Carbon app if that makes any difference. MacOS 10.5.6, fpc 2.2.2, Xcode 3.1.2 Info.plist looks like: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>CFBundleDevelopmentRegion</key> <string>English</string> <key>CFBundleExecutable</key> <string>PrintSmallOSX</string> <key>CFBundleIconFile</key> <string></string> <key>CFBundleIdentifier</key> <string>com.yourcompany.PrintSmallOSX</string> <key>CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion</key> <string>6.0</string> <key>CFBundleName</key> <string>PrintSmallOSX</string> <key>CFBundlePackageType</key> <string>APPL</string> <key>CFBundleSignature</key> <string>????</string> <key>CFBundleVersion</key> <string>1.0</string> <key>CSResourcesFileMapped</key> <true/> <key>CFBundleShortVersionString</key> <string>1.0.0</string> </dict> </plist> Thx for any tips, Ken G. Brown _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Xcode-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: http://lists.apple.com/mailman/options/xcode-users/alexiscircle%40gmail.com This email sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mt Hutt 'all systems go' for 40th season opening
Immaculately groomed slopes and a genuinely warm welcome await avid skiers and snowboarders.....
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: # 1 Snow in the Rockies Opened 4,139', Top to Bottom Today.
Ski Areas Go Out With A Bang!
Season extension and half price passes
Chacaltaya's Glacier No More (13-Aug-09)
Chacaltaya, Bolivia, August 13, 2009 - The 18,000 year old glacier which was home for more than 60 years
The 18,000 year old glacier which was home for more than 60 years to the world's highest ski area, Chacaltaya in Bolivia, has now melted away completely due to global warming according to a report by Bloomberg.net.
The loss of the glacier has far greater significance than the end of skiing in Bolivia, the glaciers melt water helped power hydro-electric plants and provide water supplies to the 2 million residents of capital La Paz below,
The final parts of the glacier have melted away five years sooner than scientists had predicted.
" From the Andes to the Alps, glaciers have retreated twice as fast as a decade ago, says the University of Zurich's World Glacier Monitoring Service." report Bloomberg.
Chacaltaya lost 80% of its bulk over the past two decades and sold its last ski ticket in 2003 before melting caused a list tower to collapse.


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Fort Yates Man Pleads Guilty to Assault & Burglary Charges
BISMARCK - U.S. Attorney Timothy Q. Purdon announced that on
August 20, 2012, Lionel R. Jewett, 21, of Fort Yates, N.D., pleaded guilty in
U.S. District Court on two counts of burglary, a count of assault with intent to
commit murder, and two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon.
On March 30, 2011, Jewett and a co-defendant broke into a garage owned by the Catholic church in Fort Yates and took a vehicle, tools and some money. Jewett also admitted to his involvement with a burglary at the church on October 15, 2011, in which tools were stolen.
In a separate incident on January 16, 2012, Jewett attacked two women in
the Fort Yates area. Jewett assaulted the first woman by using a garden hoe and a
fence post pounder. Jewett kicked the first woman and a second woman while
wearing shoes.
Sentencing for Jewett has been scheduled for December 10, 2012, in U.S. District Court in Bismarck, N.D., at 2:00 p.m.
The case was investigated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs - Standing Rock Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Standing Rock Police Department.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Gary Delorme is prosecuting the cases.


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GAINESVILLE -- In 2012, Kyle Christy was an All-American and Ray Guy Award finalist. Now he's Florida's second-string punter. After weeks of poor production, the junior has been officially benched in favor of freshman Johnny Townsend.
"We need to make a change there," said coach Will Muschamp, who attributed Christy's issues to mental fatigue.
"It's very frustrating, as much for him as it is for anyone," Muschamp said. "It's not from a lack of work or a lack of trying to get things right. There's no question about that. It's just a matter of him working through this and us continuing to try and search for answers."
It's been a mystifying fall for Christy, who averaged nearly 46 yards per kick with 27 punts inside opponents' 20-yard line last season as the nation's No. 5 punter.
This year, the junior is 13th in the SEC in net punting at just 39.6 yards. In Saturday's loss to LSU, Christy failed to pin LSU deep twice inside its 20-yard line, the final straw for Muschamp.
Townsend was a late edition to Florida's 2013 recruiting class, switching his commitment from Ohio State on National Signing Day.


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The Albemarle Police Department is investigating a hit and run that left one person dead over the weekend.
On Sunday morning, at approximately 1:45 a.m. Tony Wayne Cunningham, Jr., who police say was in his twenties, was walking on Snuggs St. near Snuggs Park Road when he was struck by a vehicle, police said.
A witness described the vehicle to police as a possible 2,000's model Toyota or Mitsubishi that was dark blue/ gray in color. The vehicle may have extensive front end damage.
The witness also gave a description of the driver as a black male with shoulder-length dreadlocks.
Anyone with information about this incident is urged to call the Albemarle Police Department at (704)984-9500.
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Queen Of The Pyramids
5-Reel Multiline Slots
The object of the game is to obtain a winning symbol combination by spinning the reels.
To play the game:
Choose the value of the coins you wish to wager each round, by clicking on the + and - buttons. This will be the amount you bet on one line, called line bet. Select the number of paylines you want to bet on by clicking on the Bet One button or the line numbers to the left or right of the reels. When you click on line number 5 for example, you also select lines 1-4. Each click on the Bet One buttons selects one more line. Click Bet Max or line number 9 to select all paylines. Remember that your total bet (the amount you spend on the game round) is line bet multiplied by the number of lines selected. Clicking Bet Max will also spin the reels automatically.
Click Spin (if you did not press Bet Max) to spin the reels.
If the reels show a winning combination after they stop (along a payline you bet on), you win according to the winning table. Click the Paytable button to see the paytable, if you wish. Close the paytable by clicking the Paytable button again. If you win on multiple paylines simultaneously, your winnings are added up.
Active paylines are represented by lines that appear over the reels. You can activate paylines and see their shape by progressively clicking the Bet One button.
Please note: You only win if a combination occurs on an active payline.
The Scatter symbol is an exception to that rule. Read more about the Scatter symbol below.
About the winning tables:
The tables show a certain number for every hit amount for every symbol. For example, if you have four symbols in a row starting on the leftmost reel (that is four hits), read the number on the line "XXXX" and in the column under that symbol. Multiply your line bet by that number and you get the winning amount. If you have winning combinations on multiple lines, add them all up to get the winning amount. The symbols have to lie consecutively, starting from the leftmost reel, to qualify as hits.
Please note: There is a difference between the line bet and the total bet. The line bet shows how much you're betting on a single payline. The total bet shows how much you're spending in this game round. The payouts shown in the paytable are multiplied by the line bet, not by the total bet. If you get winning combinations on more than one payline, the winnings for each payline are added up.
The pharaoh symbol is a wild symbol - meaning it stands for any other symbol, like a joker in card games. The exceptions are the bonus and scatter symbols, which the wild symbol does not replace.
Progressive Jackpot:
A certain percentage of every bet you make goes to the progressive jackpot pool. You win the jackpot by getting five pharaoh symbols on a payline while playing for max bet.
Bonus Round:
To access the Bonus Round, you must get three unicorns on a payline. The number you get on the Bonus Round Wheel is multiplied with your line bet to calculate your winning amount. During Super Payout mode your winning is multiplied by five.
Scatter symbol, Free Spins and Super Payout mode:
The scorpion is a scatter symbol - when you get 3, 4 or 5 of these symbols on the screen, you get a number of Free Spins. During the Free Spins the line bet and the number of selected lines is the same as during your last spin. Free Spins also activate the Super Payout mode - all your wins are multiplied by five (except the progressive jackpot). If you enter the bonus round during Super Payout mode, the bonus round win is also multiplied by five.


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Rep. Ron Barber is holding onto his slight lead in his 2nd Congressional District race against Republican Martha McSally even as all the ballots in GOP-heavy Cochise County have been counted.
Barber had a 709 vote lead as vote-counting resumed in Pima County early Thursday. The race remains too close to call.
Pima still has about 25,000 ballots that haven't been counted, but not all are from the 2nd District. They're mainly provisional ballots and not all will be certified.
McSally won 59 percent of the Cochise vote compared to 40 percent for Barber. But Barber is leading 52 percent to 48 percent for McSally in larger Pima County.
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Situated on beautiful St. Andrews Bay along the Emerald Coast in the northwest Florida Panhandle, Panama City is not only a perpetually booming tourist town, but also a great place to call home. A popular living locale for singles, families, snowbirds, retirees, and military personnel alike, Panama City lays claim to a wide range of attractive, affordable apartments for rent. A quick look through this apartment guide and you'll be just two shakes of an alligator's tail from living the good life in the Sunshine State!
You might be pleasantly surprised to find out that inexpensive apartments in Panama City are a dime a dozen. Basic one and two bedroom rentals often go for less than $500, and even spacious (1,000-plus square foot) luxury units are generally available in the $750 - $850 range. Looking for a room with a view? We've got you covered! Do you need a pet-friendly apartment for rent in Panama? Check. Short-term lease options and seasonal rentals are available as well, and waiting lists rarely pop up, so you shouldn't have a problem scoring your dream apartment in Panama no matter what your leasing needs are.
Amenities, fortunately, tend to settle on the "dynamite" side of things in Panama City apartment complexes, and frequently include scenic views, a swimming pool, laundry facilities, clubhouse, gym, and free Wi-Fi. Just bring along proof of income, a list of previous residences, and a blank check to buck up for the modest ($200 - $400) security deposit you'll probably have to pay, and you'll be soaking up some rays in Panama City in no time!
Of course, there's a lot more to life on the Panhandle than super sweet renting opportunities. Panama City boasts an average of 320 sunny days a year (we're getting jealous just thinking about it!), meaning it's almost always a picture perfect day to make the short trek to the adjacent Panama City Beach. Other popular outdoors attractions include a sprawling, scenic state park, a plethora of renowned golf courses, and seemingly countless miles of nature, hiking, and biking trails. Factor in a variety of galleries, museums, historic landmarks, and excellent eateries, and it's safe to say you won't regret making the move to Panama City!
So what are you waiting for? Start scouring through the listings, best of luck, and happy hunting!
Apartment List is your go-to rental site for your apartment search. Browse thousands of new listings every day to give you the largest selection of cheap 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Panama City. Find studios, condos, townhomes, and homes in your favorite neighborhoods. You can search for all utilities paid apartments, and pet-friendly homes with the tap of a button. With more available listings than Craigslist, you're sure to find a house for rent on Apartment List.


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USC undergraduate students have the opportunity to work in research labs and engage in studies that address the principal challenges of neuroscience: that is, to learn about and analyze brain and behavior at multiple levels. There has never been a more exciting time to study Neuroscience, as the tremendous advances of the last 50 years are applied to fundamental questions of enormous complexity using new methodologies. Neuroscientists are developing ways to tackle questions such as: how does the brain engender sensation and perception, learning and memory, mind and consciousness, and emotions such as fear, joy and anger? Addressing these questions requires both imagination and interdisciplinary efforts. Getting hands-on experience in a lab is a great way to fully understand how new scientific knowledge is created.
Undergraduate Research Courses (BISC 290/NEUR 490)
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are Introduction to Biological Research and Directed Research?
These are courses that give undergraduate students the opportunity to work in the laboratory of a USC faculty member as a research assistant. BISC 290 (Introduction to Biological Research) does not count toward any Neuroscience degree requirements. NEUR490 (Directed Research) may count toward up to 4 units of Upper Division elective credit for Neuroscience majors.
2. Who is Directed Research for?
Students with sophomore standing can participate in BISC 290 (assuming completion of BISC 220); students with junior or higher standing (64 or more units) may participate in NEUR490.
3. What will I be doing throughout the course of my research experience?
This is entirely based upon the plan you and your faculty sponsor lay out during the application process. Your duties in the lab will depend on your prior research experience, interests, and the necessities of the lab. You will likely employ some of the techniques you have learned through your laboratory coursework. It is important that you not participate merely as a "drone" or errand person, but that you are engaged intellectually. One criterion is that your participation allows you, assuming that the research goes well, to be a co-author on a conference presentation (poster or talk) or publication. See question #9 below.
4. How do I sign up? Am I eligible?
In order to participate in either BISC 290 or NEUR490, you will need to submit an application (found at http://dornsife.usc.edu/bisc/undergraduate/forms/ and UNDERGRADUATE NEUR FORMS WEBSITE LINK). The minimum overall and science GPA to apply for either course is 3.0. This may include courses taken outside of USC. Your sponsor must be a USC faculty member. For the application, you will need to develop a proposal for your research with your faculty sponsor (a description in your own words of your role and responsibility in this research), and include an abstract or cover page from a research article related to the work you will be doing, and your faculty sponsor's CV if they are not associated with the Neuroscience Program. You need to start developing your proposal in conjunction with your faculty sponsor one month before the deadline for submitting your application.
5. What are my chances of being accepted? Is the process competitive?
The application process is not competitive. Any student who is eligible for the course and whose proposal meets the criteria will be accepted.
6. How will my work be evaluated?
Your faculty sponsor will assign your grade based on the criteria mutually agreed upon at the beginning of the semester. The student is responsible for initiating this conversation with their sponsor. Typically, sponsors evaluate their students on lab attendance, performance and the final project (discussed below). For BISC290,Your sponsor will need to submit your final grade via email to Linda Bazilian firstname.lastname@example.com at the conclusion of the semester. For NEUR490, your sponsor will need to submit your final grade via email to Gloria Wan firstname.lastname@example.com
7. What are the criteria for a research proposal? Who will review my application?
For BISC 290, proposals where the research techniques are biological in nature are likely to be accepted, especially if the faculty sponsor is in the Biology department. For NEUR490, projects focused in Neuroscience are likely to be accepted. Projects focused on clinical research trials may not qualify. Please note that BISC 290 is run through the Department of Biological Sciences, while NEUR 490 runs through the Neuroscience Major Program. The Vice Chair of Biological Sciences reviews all applications for BISC 290. The Co-Directors of the Neuroscience Major review all NEUR 490 applications.
8. What are the course requirements?
For every one unit of BISC 290/NEUR 490, you are expected to work in the lab for 4 hours per week. For example, if you are taking 4 units of NEUR 490, you are expected to work in the lab for 16 hours per week. Also, you will be expected to turn in a final project, due on the last day of finals for that semester. Only one final project will be required, so if you plan on taking two semesters of NEUR 490 you'll only need to turn in one project at the end of the second semester. You should discuss what this final project will be with your faculty sponsor. Typical projects include: research papers, PowerPoint presentations, or posters. The Biological Sciences Department and Neuroscience Major do not have any specific requirements for this project, but you will need to turn in a copy of your project to the BISC/NEUR Department (specifically, Glen Smith for BISC 290, Gloria Wan for NEUR 490) in addition to your faculty sponsor.
9. I'm interested but I have no idea on how to find a sponsor.
It is critically important that you make an informed decision as to the lab in which you would do your research. Talk to your current instructors, graduate students and undergraduates who have had relevant experience. Review the websites of the labs. Visit the "Research" tab on the Neuroscience website (www.usc.edu/programs/neuroscience) to locate faculty by research topic, and perhaps review some recent papers of the lab. There often are more students wanting to work in a lab than there are available positions, so in your initial communication (usually best by an email) to the lab director, you should detail your interest and relevant background that might enhance your value to the lab (i.e., coursework, programming and lab skills, math skills). Other websites describing possible labs are the PIBBS Faculty Research Topics website and the Programs in Biomedical & Biological Sciences site, which has a page where students can locate faculty who are predominantly working in biomedical research on the USC Health Sciences Campus. Many pre-health/pre-med students have participated in exciting research experiences in labs on the Health Sciences Campus with their faculty. If you are still having difficulty locating a faculty sponsor or you would like additional tips, please speak with your academic advisor.


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Sergeant Danny Nightingale appeals to clear his name
Sergeant Danny Nightingale will try to clear his name at an appeal against his conviction today.
The SAS sniper was jailed for 18 months in November for illegally possessing a pistol, but released three weeks later after appealing his sentence.
At the time, Sgt Nightingale, from Crewe, Cheshire, vowed to clear his name.
His appeal will be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.


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Pre WOD:
Skin the Cats
Hanging L-Sits
Floor L-Sits
WOD 1: 3 rounds for time of:
50 Double Unders
15 Back Squats (95/65)
15 Burpees
WOD 2: 3 rounds for time of:
50 Double Unders
15 Back Squats (95/65)
10 Handstand Push Ups
You aren't the Froning
You can only be you
My love is aplenty
Not reserved for a few
So listen up people
Listen to your coaches
Please heed our advising
When your limit approaches
We don't say all these things
For the sake of distraction
We love what we do
And the need for instruction
Thank you for reading
Thanks for your attention
Thanks for all of the love
And your comprehension
That was awesome,
Please Read!
This Sunday, history is going to be made in New England and our very own coaches, Jessa Lemoine and Justin Wright are going to be right in the middle of it…
The opening match of the Boston Iron will be taking place this Sunday against the Miami Surge at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. The Iron have decided to give complimentary tickets to ALL RCFBB members so if you haven't gotten your tickets yet, please email firstname.lastname@example.com and let them know that you'd like a ticket.
The following is the schedule of events for the event this Sunday:
* Free transportation to and from the Commuter Rail station in Lowell to the Tsongas Center
* Tons of event parking right outside the center
* Family Fan Fest starts at 11:00 (food, beer garden, giveaways, contests, ticket upgrades, and much more)
* Match runs from 2:00 – 4:00 and you'll be able to meet the athletes right after!
Come out and watch some of the biggest names in the community like Spencer Hendel, Lauren Brooks, Dani Horan, Nick Urankar, and Lindy Barber.
For any other questions please email email@example.com
Pre WOD: 20 mins to find a heavy set of:
3 Front Squats
WOD 1: For time:
20 Sit Ups
20 Russian Kettlebell Swings (24/16)
20 Sit Ups
15 Russian Kettlebell Swings (24/16)
20 Sit Ups
10 Russian Kettlebell Swings (24/16)
20 Sit Ups
5 Russian Kettlebell Swings (24/16)
20 Sit Ups
WOD 2: For time:
20 Toes to Bar
20 Russian Kettlebell Swings (32/24)
15 Toes to Bar
15 Russian Kettlebell Swings (32/24)
10 Toes to Bar
10 Russian Kettlebell Swings (32/24)
5 Toes to Bar
5 Russian Kettlebell Swings (32/24)
20 Toes to Bar
Now back to the story
That lady from Shmexas
Nothing that rhymes
So orange and purple
Don't tell me you know
How to move with a bar
You shake with the skill
Of a tireless car
Don't think I hate drop ins
That's a silly mistake
I don't take to people
Who give me an ache
Come all through the door
From aclose and afar
But please keep at home
You're need to be the star
Grand Finale tomorrow,
Hey Athletes, Superheroes, Heroine, and SuperVillians…
So a reporter interviewed a successful entrepreneur named Joel Seanoa and the reporter asked Joel, who were your role models growing up, or who were the superheroes you looked up to as a kid? Joel shot the reporter a crooked look and said, "My parents were my role models. My parents told me not to believe in the superheroes I saw on TV. My parents always said Create your own Superhero!"
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) A run-off is set for Tuesday in the race for Hinds County's sub-district one judge.
Candidates, Melvin Priester and Brent Southern are vying for votes to replace long-time judge, William Barnett.
Barnett did not seek re-election.
Priester led a four-candidate field in this month's mid-term elections.
But he did not obtain the 50% plus one vote majority needed to avoid a run-off.
Southern etched out a 2nd place finish.
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When you're looking for GIFs, it's always a good idea to take a quick look around the good old Computers Club site. (That's how I landed on this GIF, just so's you know.) Wyne Veen's got an eye for making monsters out of inanimate objects; her latest (still) photographic series has all that's there in her "Jewelry and Holographic Gift Wrapping" series, but it's a little…grosser. This GIF just makes me think of Cookie Monster wearing a Geordi La Forge visor.
Wyne Veen's Jewelry and Holographic Gift Wrapping
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7 Rising Art Stars to Watch: Rebecca Patek
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Kink Doesn't Stink, But It Does Border On Banal
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As We Now Know It, This Is the End of the Corcoran Gallery of Art
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Tuesday Links: Corgi Rodeo and Marina Abramopug
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- Corgi rodeo. Yeehaw! [Imgur]
- The Jeff Koons retrospective is so gosh darn popular that the Whitney will now be open on Mondays to accommodate visitors. [Artsbeat]
- An explanation of "riots" compared to "protests." [The New Inquiry]
- "On one hand this is literally finger-painting. On the other, it's not not news." What news looks like on Snapchat. [The Awl]
- This could happen to any of us: Alexander Ney, a 74-year-old artist in Manhattan, is getting kicked out of his apartment because the rent is now too high; allegedly, his landlord lied to him, saying the apartment was rent-stabilized. [Gothamist]
- In Sydney, Australia: The College of Fine Arts changes its name to the University of New South Wales I Art & Design. Why? "To let them know we're a multi-disciplinary faculty and that we're contemporary," Dean of the Faculty Ross Harley tells our favorite radio producer/sound artist, Hethre Contant. Students complain the rebranding resulted in a pretty bland name. [2ser 107.3]
- Burning Man—at least it's good for the Reno economy! On another note, the 2013 festival doled out $825,000 in grants for 66 art installations. [The Atlantic]
- Worth just one look, nothing more: Marina Abramopug. Yes, the dog acts just like a performance artist because it does NOTHING. [Marina Abramopug]
- A leaked spreadsheet from Time Inc. quantifies and ranks Sports Illustrated writers based on "Quality of Writing," "Audience/Traffic," and whether a writer "Produces content that [is] beneficial to advertiser relationship." [Gawker]
- In Iowa, high school students will now be required to wear heart-monitoring devices during gym class, so that teachers can "monitor" how hard they're working. Results will be live-streamed during class for all students to see. This seems cruel. [Slate]
- Are neo-Nazis running a vegan cupcake shop? You know who published this story—> [VICE]
- Mostafa Heddaya masterfully picks apart yesterday's article in the New York Times, which among other things, suggested that flipping is no more prevalent than it used to be. Heddaya points out that because the studies relied too heavily on auction data, they leave out all the undocumented private transactions, which according to reports, dwarf auction markets and are much larger in volume and value than they ever have been. [Hyperallergic]
- A fascinating history of the art fairs by Edward Winkleman, starting in 2002, with NADA Miami—40 to 60 participating dealers sold their booths out three times over—to the shift in power to art fairs when VIP services rose to prominence in the late aughts. [Art Market Monitor transcript here]
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If you watch this GIF by Dylan Fisher long enough, it feels less like a rotating surface and more like a surface you are circling. It gets less dizzying. It's a simple GIF, and that's why I like it: it uses a minimum amount of information to create a disorienting effect.
This Week's Must-See Art Events: Massive Insects and the Shadow World
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This is a low energy week in New York City. Like last week and the week before, there are a handful of arty movies playing around the city. See a documentary about Chinese pollution, a George Kuchar film on the ultra-ordinary, The Royal Tenenbaums, and a documentary on the life of bugs.
If none of this is your bag, we recommend getting out of town. If you haven't had a chance to get upstate yet, end the week chilling in Storm King with classical music. It's late August, so treat yourself to art, nature, and free drinks while you still have the chance.
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Watch a group of dancers vogue their way around the Philadelphia subway system. I'm not sure there's much more to say about this video other than that these dancers are crazy good; their moves put Madonna (whose video for "Vogue" famously took the dance style from the '80s black gay ballroom culture) to shame. "Voguing Train" is a refreshing reminder, too, of what you can make with not much more than a camera and your body. We'd love to encounter this here in New York on our commute, but with the NYPD cracking down on subway performers, that probably isn't going to happen anytime soon.
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Amy Poehler's satire is spot on in her role as self-important art dealer. Playing the role of a blonde Edna Mode, this collection of outtakes for her Old Navy commercial has Poehler skewering the art world in less than 50 seconds.
Monday Links: Ferguson Nightmare
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- Things went from bad to worse in Ferguson last night. A group of protesters and police officers came into violent conflict in the hours before a curfew was to begin at midnight. Reporter Christopher Hayes, who was covering the outbreak, tweeted that a riot cop threatened him with mace if he didn't "get back." In the early morning hours, the Missouri governor announced that the National Guard was being deployed in response to all the unrest. Meanwhile, Amnesty International has deployed a team of its workers to Ferguson–the first time done so in the U.S. [The Independent]
- An interview with NFL player David Bass, who comes from Ferguson, has powerful background on what it's like to be black in Ferguson and deal with the police. "When I go home I get pulled over just because…When they don't know who you are, all you are is black." [MMQB]
- In the New York Times, harrowing accounts of Michael Brown's shooting: "Another neighbor, a woman who identified herself as a nurse, was begging the officers to let her perform CPR [on Brown]. They refused, Mr. Stone said, adding, "They didn't even check to see if he was breathing." [New York Times]
- According to reports prepared for The New York Times by Tutela Capital S.A., and Beautiful Asset Advisors, flipping art like stock is no more common now than it was 20 years ago. So why do so many believe flipping is on the rise? The New York Times reports that increased art sales have affected our perception of the practice. Flipping is still the exception, not the rule. [The New York Times]
- Leon Black buys a $50 million townhouse where Knoedler & Company was formerly located. Will any fake Jackson Pollocks come with the sale. [The Real Deal]
- Israel finally lifts its international travel ban on Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar. [The Art Newspaper]
- Julian Assange has made vague plans to leave Ecuador embassy in London "soon." This comes after two years of refuge. Assange didn't specify any reasons, but did say his health has suffered. [BBC News]
- For background on Assange, nothing beats this essay by Andrew O'Hagan, who was hired to ghost write Assange's biography. That project was never completed, and the essay explains why, while giving readers what may be the closest look at Assange ever produced. [The London Book Review]
- After all-night talks, the Metropolitan Opera and two of its largest unions reached a tentative deal, preventing a lockout. [The New York Times]
- The Goldring arts journalism program at Syracuse University is looking to hire a director to replace current director Johanna Keller. This program has a history of producing successful journalists. We hope it continues to be in good hands. [Arts Journal]


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Whilst I love to make my own hair and beauty products, my awful hair and skin require some hardcore professional action before I'll even dare to leave the house. What with me being a scrimp-a-holic and all that I obviously take a frugal view when it comes to the beauty products I buy.
Here are my-
favourite best hair and beauty buys for under £5
I'm yacking on about them in this 'ere video but I've popped the details of where you can buy the bargain items below. If you can't view the embedded version do click through direct to Thrifty Telly for a look see.
Phil Smith Long Locks Conditioner – My hair has been in terrible condition lately due to my medication but this has soothed it nicely. I picked it up in Sainsbury's when it was on offer, I'm looking forward to trying out more of the Long Locks side of this range.
Witch Hazel – It makes the perfect, cheap toner. I loved it for years then stopped using it for a while in favour of other products but I'm back on it because it works better than anything else and is really refreshing.
Superdrug Aqua Hydrating Serum* – I can get horrid dry patches on my face toward the end of a foundation wearing day. I've been trying this out for three weeks and after a week or so those dry patches just stopped happening. Magic perhaps?
Boots All in One Cuticle Remover – Now, this is odd. I've been able to find this in Boots stores itself up until very recently but I can't find it online. However I have been able to find it on eBay for £1.49 (plus p&p) or 4 of them for under a fiver including p&p. Bargain for such an amazing can't-live-without-it product.
Superdrug Vitamin E Body Butter* – They bill this as 12 hour moistrisation but I beg to differ – for the positive. It lasts much longer on my dry skin.
What are your current favourite hair and beauty buys for under £5? Share below please because I love a bargain. Please save your make up recommendations for now, we'll get on to those another time.
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P.S. When will it stop raining, whhheeeeeeen?
P.P.S. *Products marked with a star were sent to me by the respective PR team for consideration. Whilst I'm sent them to consider, I am under no obligations to review any of the products I'm sent and my opinions remain 100% honest.


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Draftin' in the Dust
Another big weekend under our belts here – our rhinstone-studded, campdraft belts, that is!
(FYI, my husband does NOT wear rhinestones. Pretty sure he'd like me to point that out. Nor do I. But some of the competitors in the following slideshow do.)
Despite the promise of some rain on Saturday morning, and some storms around the ridges this afternoon, the weekend's campdraft event was a fairly dusty affair. That said, the competition was pretty spectacular, and my camera did happen to get busy at some stages…
Ready for a quick sample of the amazing action at the local campdraft from the past couple of days?
Keep your eyes peeled for my family (including my parents) amongst the images.
Also spot the bloke in his 80s (showing those whipper-snappers how it's done), our jackaroo getting in on the action and the gorgeous gals mixing it with the menfolk (and then some!).
And you didn't even have to get dusty watching! Hope your weekend was a feast for the eyes too.
PS If you want to feel what it's like from the saddle – check out this clip I made last year!
Late edit: Slideshow and Go Pro link have now been fixed – my apologies. Technology bucked me off again!


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Guns N' Roses Announces 2014 Tour in Latin America
After a few months' vacation, Guns N' Roses is getting ready to hit the road again.
The band announced a three-week tour of Latin America to mark their first shows in 2014. The full list of dates are below.
Indianapolis Colts' Comeback Playoff Win Over Kansas City Chiefs on Tecmo Bowl [Video]
The Indianapolis Colts completed the secondnd-biggest comeback victory in NFL playoff history by beating the Kansas City Chiefs after trailing in the game by 28 points.
Rose Bowl Final: Michigan State 24, Stanford 20! Spartans Win! [Video]
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2014 NHL Winter Classic: Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs [Video]
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Elections forecaster FiveThirtyEight puts Obama as having a 100.0% chance of winning in New York.I completely disagree. While your vote for or against Obama as a NYer will (probably) not change who is in the White House in a year, whether or not you vote, the party in which you vote, the mechanism you chose to vote and the fact that you voted at all does matter.
In other words, your vote for President doesn't matter.
You should either do something to ensure your Presidential vote does matter - for instance, supporting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact - or figure out a local (contested) election to vote on where your vote actually does matter.
If I understand it, it sounds like you are asking which candidate is the best fit for your vote based exclusively on how each candidate will advance your self-interests in various areas.The Agitator has a recent post about voting for something that is against your personal interests but for the public good:
anonnymoose, that may be the case but don't most people vote based on what the candidate will do for them personally? This is a serious question, not snark. Also, not all of my "issues" will solely benefit me: the environment, guns, wartime spending, federal funding for worthy organizations, etc.
If you can bring yourself to advocate a policy that runs against your personal interests, we can infer two very interesting things. First, the policy is probably especially good for the public; it would not otherwise overcome the personal interest. Second, if you have to "bring yourself" to advocate it, then you are probably under-advocating. You should talk about it more often, not for your own good, but for the good of the country.posted by Brian Puccio at 7:19 PM on August 23, 2012
Here are some of mine:
Phase out the mortgage interest tax credit. My family would suffer directly if it disappeared. That doesn't make it good policy. The mortgage interest tax credit distorts the housing market and unfairly privileges the upper middle class, of which I'm a member.
Now I challenge my fellow wonks: What policies do you support that run directly against your personal interests?
It would be extraordinarily improbable if impartial reasoning about public affairs never led you away from your personal interests, wouldn't it?


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Michael Lombardi is reporting that Jerry Angelo may have met with Julius Peppers agent, Carl Carey, in Indianapolis. Carey has no other NFL talent, so a meeting would be very bad for Chicago, as tampering would be the only conclusion.
Lombardi doesn't indicate where the story originated or source the accusation. As Lombardi points out, Angelo definitely knows the rules, as the Bears charged the 49ers with tampering during the Lance Briggs Affair.
Let's hope that this is all some big misunderstanding or this could be a serious problem for the Bears.
UPDATE: Profootballtalk.com is reporting the meeting as fact. and chicagobreakingsports.com reported this meeting as fact last night, though without the tampering implications.
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Families of the nine Turkish activists that died during the IDF raid on the Mavi Marmara in 2010 will press the Turkish government to continue the legal battle against the IDF soldiers responsible for the raid, despite any agreement made between Turkey and Israel, Turkish newspaper Today's Zaman reported Sunday.
Speaking to Sunday's Zaman, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç said that an agreement with Israel would have an effect on the civil lawsuits that the families of the raid victims have initiated.
"There are lawsuits filed by those who would receive the compensation. We are aware of their demands. There are talks over acquiring 10 or 20 times the amount of compensation for the trials demanding compensation. If we come up with a bilateral agreement [with Israel], they [the families] will be required to waive their lawsuits, otherwise they will not receive any compensation," Arınç stated.
However, according to Zaman, the families of those killed on the flotilla strongly oppose the Turkish government's stance on the matter. "They are giving the impression that this file will be closed after talks with Israel. This is not something that the families can accept," Zaman quoted Ismail Yılmaz, head of the İstanbul-based Mavi Marmara Association, as saying.
"The lawsuits filed against Israeli soldiers are human rights cases and no international agreement would supersede them. This is what we think, and this is what the ECthR would think as well," said Cihat Gökdemir, a lawyer in the Mavi Marmara trial, according to the Turkish newspaper.
Last week, Israeli and Turkish officials reached a draft agreement to mend the three-year diplomatic crisis between the two countries, after a productive day-long meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem.
"The two sides expect to come to an agreement in the near future," said a statement released by the Prime Minister's Office.
The Turkish delegation was led by Arinc.
Tovah Lazaroff and Herb Keinon contributed to this report.