text: AmigaSource - Your NEW source for everything Amiga Your NEW source for Amiga information... Again Search Categories ADD NEW SITE (New) Aminet Application Classic C= & History Communication Companies Computer/Hacks Demos/Mods Developer Disk Educational Emulation Auction Business Games General Info Graphic Hardware Info Interviews Lost Pages & Links Magazines Msg. Boards Misc. Amiga Articles Misc. Sites Miscellaneous Misc. Software Morph/UAE/A-thon DE/SDK/OS4 Misc. OS Info Misc & Electronics Productivity Recommended Services Shows Support Sound Clubs & User Groups Utilities HW & SW WWW WWW Personal & Directories Top 10 - Hyperion Entertainment - ACube - Amiga.org - AmigaWorld.net - Amiga History Guide - Amiga-News.de - Big Book of Amiga Hardware - AmigaKit.com - English Amiga Board - MooBunny 5 Oct 2014 Updated a few broken links. Go cats! Old news In the meanwhile I would like to post two old interviews conducted many years ago. Ben Hermans -Hyperion - Nov 6 2002 Fleccy Moss - Amiga Inc. - Nov 13 2002 28XX>35XX GRAPHIC SOFTWARE Anything pertaining to the graphic side of the house. 3D Engines List Author: Karsten Isakovic Date Verified: PENDING The 3D Engines List tries to provide an overview of software 3D engines for realtime graphics and VR on various platforms. Each engine is reviewed with list of features, contact information (email, link to homepage) and links to download a demo or the source. There are currenly 643 engines on the 3DEL. EXTRAs BAR AmiDog's Movie Player Author: amidog Date Verified: PENDING AMP currently support the following multimedia types: MPEG1/2 video with sound (optional) and automatic frameskip. MP2/MP3 audio streams. AC3 streams, both standalone and embedded in MPEG2 streams. (S)VCD, CD-i and DVD. EXTRAs BAR AmiFIG Home Page Author: AmiFIG Date Verified: PENDING About AmiFIG. AmiFIG is a universal structured drawing program, which is derived from the well-known Unix-program XFig by Supoj Sutanthavibul, Brian V.Smith and others. This version now includes most of the v3.1 features. Parts of the GUI were designed using GadToolsBox 2.0b by JaBa Development. The features include: ellipses, circles, lines, splines, arcs, images, compounds, text, arrows, colors, filling with pattern or colour, different line widths and styles, scaling, copying, rotating, zooming, grid, more, more, more. English & German EXTRAs BAR AmigaMesaRTL 3.0 Author: Jarno van der Linden Date Verified: PENDING This port of the OpenGL-like Mesa 3.0 is specifically aimed at mid-range Amiga computers i.e. at least an '030, FPU, and a fair amount of RAM (at least 8MB). EXTRAs BAR amiwm Author: Marcus Date Verified: PENDING amiwm is an X window manager that tries to make your display look and feel like an Amiga� Workbench� screen. It is fully functional and can do all the usual window manager stuff, like moving and resizing windows. The purpose of amiwm is to make life more pleasant for Amiga-freaks like myself who has/wants to use UNIX workstations once in a while. It can also be used on the Amiga with the AmiWin X server, although this part needs some more work. EXTRAs BAR An Iconographics Home Page Author: Jack Perry Date Verified: PENDING I didn't create the original Iconographics; Tom Ekstrom did. Instead, I created a few icons of my own, which I placed here. A couple of other people have submitted Iconographics to me, too, so I added them. These are for the Amiga microcomputer, by the way! Currently my Amiga is dead. I may or may not have another one soon, but until then, there will be no more Iconographics from me. :-( Sorry. EXTRAs BAR Arthur Wilkens Software Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Arthur Wilkins Software is a branch of Arthur Wilkins Ltd. for developing and distributing commercial software for desktop computers, started in 1997. We specialize in high-quality computer graphics and video effects for professional use. For the Amiga and Draco computer. AfterAlias, Deflicker, !Freeze, AWLightFX, Starfield, AW-Mask and other plug in modules for ADPro, Movieshop, Tocatta and photoshop. Bigdisk utility to allow the use of a HD larger than 4GB. EXTRAs BAR ArtPRO Author: Copper Laboratories Date Verified: PENDING ArtPRO was my first bigger program for the Amiga. Its a easy to use grafic converter with special features for programmers.Development began 1994. ArtPRO is currently mailware :) A Keyfile is included! Check the aminet readme file for further informations. EXTRAs BAR C-Light Author: Peterson Enterprise Date Verified: PENDING C-Light is software for creating 3D graphics on Amiga computers. You might be interested in reading the history of C-Light or a review that was published in AmigaWorld. If you're looking for a tool to let you easily create 3D graphics for your web page you've found it! NEEDS W1.3 or lower EXTRAs BAR CAD-Technologies Author: Martin McKenzie Date Verified: PENDING Welcome to the CAD-Technologies home page; Official worldwide distributors of Impulse's Imagine software for the Amiga. We are dedicated to bringing the best of 3D to everyone who wants to expand, play, or just check things out. We do so at a price that might make you say, "Hey this can't be the really cool stuff, it doesn't cost enough". When Impulse began making 3D software in 1985, computers could barely make one cool looking rendered image in a day. But with the advances that have been made in hardware, 3D on the "HIGH END" is available to all users. EXTRAs BAR Candy Factory Author: Robert Nyberg Date Verified: PENDING Welcome to the Candy Factory Central! Here you'll find some yummy stuff about Candy Factory Pro, such as examples, projects, textures and other goodies for download. If you have anything you think should be here, send it to me and I'll add it to the site. EXTRAs BAR Candy Factory (2) Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Welcome to CandyFactory. A program wich will let you turn b/w pictures into flashy webgraphics - instantly - * DOWNLOADABLE PREVIEW AVAILABLE NOW !!! * EXTRAs BAR Casio QV Digital Camera Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING A freeware UNIX port of a program, is freely available, although it does require use of a CLI (Command Line Interface). I am currently working on my own version, but am struggling with the code for actually downloading the images themselves. Until an answer is found for this, the UNIX port will have to do. Alternativly, the Macintosh software will work with ShapeShifter, but it does need quite a bit of memory to do so, about 25Mb of FAST RAM. EXTRAs BAR Clacton Consumables Author: Clacton Comsumables Date Verified: PENDING Software for the Amiga. EMC Phase 1-4 fonts and clipart CD-Roms. PC hardware and software. EXTRAs BAR Cloanto Author: Colanto Date Verified: PENDING Long time Amiga company. They bring us many products such as Amiga Forever, Amifa Explorer and Personal paint. EXTRAs BAR Computer Connection Author: Computer Connection Date Verified: PENDING Video dealer located in Modesto, CA who supports the video side of the Amiga. Toaster, Lightwave, Aura, Flyer and the Amiga One. Hardware and software. EXTRAs BAR Computer Graphics Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Papers On Computer Graphics EXTRAs BAR Core Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Makers and distributors of RDB-Salv - A RDB disk tool, MakeCD - CD-Rom burn tool, Shelly - a 3D Generator and Cycas - 3D CAD editor. EXTRAs BAR Crestline Software Author: Crestline Software Date Verified: PENDING Lightwave, 3d Studio and Imagine models. EXTRAs BAR CYCAS CAD 2D + 3D + ARCHITECTURE Author: Verlag Frese Date Verified: PENDING CYCAS is a piece of architectural software for drafting and design in 2 + 3 dimensions for Amiga�. In addition to typical CAD functions, CYCAS offers special elements and techniques for architectural design. Therefore, you can easily design and draft your ideas. Elements, such as walls, windows, doors and units are designed to help you to develop a 2D drawing, and at the same time a 3D model of your design is built up. Able to export objects into Lightwave. EXTRAs BAR Desktop Images Author: Desktop Images Date Verified: PENDING Desktop Images produces and distributes instructional videotapes for computer software and hardware products. The tapes provide a full screen view of the computer's interface which is inter-cut with close-up screen views, along with a keyboard view to provide the maximum learning experience with reduced viewer fatigue. Currently, the Desktop Images catalog features video training for NewTek's LightWave 3D, Aura, the Video Toaster, and Video Toaster Flyer, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe After Effects. EXTRAs BAR Digital Almanac Homepage Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Digital Almanac III is an astronomy program developed for the Amiga that offers you lots of features. PowerPC support (WarpOS) for fastest calculations. Virtual telescope with three different view modes. Free zooming with mouse, keyboard or direct position input. You can choose any place and time of observation. The place is not limited to Earth only ! Stars catalog containing more than a million stars internally up to +16m. Additionally including of the Hubble-GSC star catalog with more than 25 millionen stars. And MUCH MORE! ** PLUS The site also contains several graphic datatypes. EXTRAs BAR Digital Arts Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Located in Bloomington, Indiana, Digital Arts is the largest and oldest dealer of NewTek video and animation products. With customers ranging from government agencies, the military and universities to local video producers, cable companies, television stations and professional animators, we have the knowledge and experience to help you put together the system to meet your needs, plus, the ability to provide the support you want after the sale. EXTRAs BAR E.S. Productions Author: Eric Schwartz Date Verified: PENDING Eric Schwartz home page. For those of you who were hoping for a big archive of my animations and pictures, youre likely to be disappointed. I just don't have the space here. If you are interested in getting the bulk of my animation and picture files, you can visit The Unofficial Eric Schwartz Web Page, or my own Site B. These sites currently has more links to files than I do, and I will try to support them with new and interesting stuff when I can. EXTRAs BAR Eyelight Author: Eyelight Date Verified: PENDING Makets of the 3D graphics program Tornado 3D and more!. Tornado3D is the pioneer of fast, modern, video and cinema quality 3D computer graphics on Amiga and DraCo. EXTRAs BAR Fabio Soft Web Pages Author: Fabio Rotondo Date Verified: PENDING Author of CheckLink - check your HTML pages against errors, such as missing links, mispelled files, wrong tags. DOOPSI 2 Revolution - the most advanced authoring system to create Graphical Adventures, such as Monkey Island. PowerInstaller - my personal answer to Commodore's Installer. ReCatIt Professional - one of the coolest tool to localize .catalogs files. WebFX helps you creating astonishing Web effects, like AnimGIF with crossfades, Speed! EXTRAs BAR FlodisEuro Author: Johan Bj�rnson Date Verified: PENDING Download the world's first 12pt, serif bitmap Amiga font with the euro sign EXTRAs BAR Frogger - The Amiga MPEG animation player Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Advanced Amiga MPEG player that supports the folllowing media formats and codecs- Standalone MPEG Audio Layer I/II/III, Standalone AC3 Audio, XA (PSX Audio), STR (PSX Video), Windows Media (AVI), RealMedia/RealAudio (.rm/.ra), MPEG Video, RoQ (ID Games movie format), Advanced Streaming Format (ASF/WMV), QuickTime movies (MOV/QT) including .mp4 QT movies. EXTRAs BAR fxSCAN 4.0 Author: ioSPIRIT Date Verified: PENDING The All-In-One-scanning-package from IOSPIRIT. Includes an improved and powerful OCR (optical character recognition), fast PDF-export, an impressive user-interface, image-processing-, scanning-, copying- and conversionfunctions. Everyone who really wants to use his scanner needs this program! EXTRAs BAR GFX-BASE Author: Richard Kapp Date Verified: PENDING Do you have a gfx-card but just don't have a clue which games, scene-demos or WB-Gags support it? Or do you hate it that the latest download only works with PAL/NTSC resolutions and don't want to switch to your scandoubler? Do you want games that make use of high resolutions and tons of colours but can't find them? Well - now there's a solution. Just have a look at the GFX-BASE. It is a collection of all Amiga games, scene-demos and WB-Gags that support GFX-cards including description of the genre, website and - if available - a download link aswell! Thanx to lots of contributors, the list is growing every week. EXTRAs BAR idruna software Author: idruna software Date Verified: PENDING Current developers/publishers for Paul Nolan's Photogenics. Still support the Amiga version. EXTRAs BAR ImageMap Author: Andreas Tetzl Date Verified: PENDING With ImageMap you can easily create client-side imagemaps for your web pages without dealing with polygon coordinates by yourself. It loads any image understood by datatypes in a window on the workbench screen. You can define areas with a circle, rectangle or polygon shape by a few mouse clicks. Then you just enter the URLs corresponding to the different areas, save the HTML code to a file or to clipboard and insert it in your web page. EXTRAs BAR Innovative Author: Innovative Date Verified: PENDING Makers of fxPaint, VHI Studio, UltraconNG and fxScan. EXTRAs BAR IOSPIRIT - fxPAINT 2.0 Author: IOSPIRIT Date Verified: PENDING IOSPIRIT's fxPAINT homepage. The versatile imageprocessing-powerpackage for your AMIGA�. fxPAINT offers over 90 breathtaking effects, lots of new webfunctions, has integrated picture managment and -conversion, broad support for the latest hardware (incl. PPC-boards, Amithlon (x86), videoboards, tablets, etc etc..), a unique user interface and a mad speed! EXTRAs BAR JACOsub Author: Unicorn Research Corporation Date Verified: PENDING What is JACOsub? JACOsub is a program designed for displaying timed sequences of titles and graphics over a video. Professional-quality output and flexibility have been the primary goals since the program's inception. It was originally written for the Japanese Animation Club of Orlando (JACO) to lay English subtitles over Japanese-language films and television shows. The program has spread and grown in popularity due to its extremely flexible script format, clean multi-buffered title transitions, and other features described in the next section. EXTRAs BAR Lars Malmborg Amiga Projects Author: Lars Malmborg Date Verified: PENDING Author of Geditor - Small texteditor using MUI. Vision-8 - Amiga port of Vision-8. Virtual GameBoy - Amiga port of Virtual GameBoy. GameBoy Development Kit 2.1 - Amiga port of GameBoy Development Kit. Carbon Copy Card Reader - Amiga port of C3 software (version 1.1) and adapter cable schematics. Amiga Guide browser - Amiga Guide browser using MUI, that didn't make it beyond alfa testing... At least not yet!. KoalaDT - A datatype for Amiga that allows loading of Koala painter pictures. DTKoala - A program that converts any picture into Koala painter format EXTRAs BAR Lightmixer-Project Author: Christian Entrup Date Verified: PENDING Amiga light mixer. Features -- max. 96 Dim-Channels, max. 64 Switch-Channels, max. 8 Strobe-Channels, analogoue output 0V-10V, GUI surface on own screen, multitasking, each LJ can define his own XLight environment, 32 programms with 48 scenes ( =1536 scenes ), groups of 32 programms can be saved on hard disk, 16 extra buttons for 16 programms to show a programm EXTRAs BAR Magnus Holmgren's Home Page Author: Magnus Holmgren's Date Verified: PENDING My hobby is to write programs on my Amiga (I have an A4000/040). I have written a number of programs. Too many almost. I don't quite have the time to work on all of them. Thus, some of them haven't been updated lately (not that all of them needs any work). Maker of Clip History, ReqChange, RedTools, and the GREAT picture viewer Visage!!!! I have also written a guide on how to define screen modes for the Picasso96 and CyberGraphX RTG systems. EXTRAs BAR MasonIcons Author: MasonIcons Date Verified: PENDING Beautifuly done icons for many of the popular Amiga programs. EXTRAs BAR MaVi-System Author: Info Date Verified: PENDING AVI & Quicktime Movie Player. Amiga Software of today for tomorrow. Playing Quicktime (MOV), AVI and other multimedia formats. We support CyberGraphX, Picasso96 and ProBench! Page in English & German EXTRAs BAR Milan's Homepage Author: Milian Date Verified: PENDING MY PROCEDURAL TEXTURES FOR IMAGINE 3.0+ EXTRAs BAR Multi Media Innovations Author: Multi Media Innovations Date Verified: PENDING Visualcom is a company that produces Multi-Media presentations and innovates hardware to customers demand. Not only has Visualcom KNOW HOW about Multi-Media presentations, but also we are familar with making movies, cd-roms and audio cd's. Makers is AmiTV - Visualcom in corperation with Barlage den Haag developped a TV with a build in computer, specially designed for in store communication systems. Using Amiga Technology, this machine is able to play your advertisements thousand times, without any loss of quality. EXTRAs BAR NewIcons Home Page Author: Eric Sauvageau Date Verified: PENDING Welcome to the NewIcons System Support Page. NewIcons is a graphical enhancement to the Amiga Operating system, allowing palette-independent icons in up to 256 colors. If you're looking to give your Amiga a more stunning look, you've come to the right place. EXTRAs BAR Nova Design, Inc. Author: Nova Design Date Verified: PENDING Makers of the premeir Amiga imaging software -ImageFX!!! Plus Aladdin 4D rendering software and more! EXTRAs BAR Opalvision Users Web Site Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING Info on the ROASTER CHIP revealed ! - Opalvision Technical Reference Bulletin. Old info from OpalTechVideo Procesor from inside , pictures and chip numbers. The complete Arexx pack for Opalvision EXTRAs BAR OVERSHAKERS Author: OVERSHAKERS Date Verified: PENDING This site is dedicated to the AMIGA computer, and mostly to the Amiga Workbench. Amiga Workbench has always been fast and efficient, but since the machine is getting old, the graphic aspect of the system is old, too. A program called VisualPrefs has been released to make the Workbench Gadget User Interface (GUI) look a bit nicer. The purpose of this website is to distribute alternative graphic systems for VisualPrefs and similar programs. EXTRAs BAR PerfectPaint's Page Author: Georges Halvadjain Date Verified: PENDING Paint, Anim and manipulate pictures from 1bit to 24bits. GREAT!!!!! EXTRAs BAR PhotoAlbum / CyberShow - Homepage Author: Helmut Hoffmann Date Verified: PENDING PhotoAlbum is the powerful picture management software for all Amiga users (with at least OS3.0) and Draco users. In conjunction with emulators like UAE it is also possible to run the program on other system platforms. It is especially designed for graphic board users with graphic boards running under the Picasso 96 software or under the CyberGraphX emulation. On such graphic boards pictures can be shown in highest 24Bit quality. Displaying will also usually be fastest on graphic boards, but can also be used on simple AGA Amigas with upto 256 colors for displaying. Supports 20 different file types. (Site in English and German) EXTRAs BAR Pixel Art Author: Pixel Art Date Verified: PENDING Graphics with an Amiga. Originally established at Tours (France), Pixel Art, "1901 law association type", is now headquartered at Nantes (in France too), supporting and supported by Amiga users. Since our first Amiga Show, many graphic artists, musicians, etc.. have subsequently joined our team. Site in French and English EXTRAs BAR PlayFKiSS Home Page Author: Chad Randall Date Verified: PENDING Graphical manipulation program EXTRAs BAR PPT Author: Janne Jalkanen Date Verified: PENDING Introduction. PPT is an (yet another) image processing program for the Amiga microcomputers and compatibles. Features- The niftiest feature of PPT is a multithreaded core, which means that you can continue working on other images, while the previous one is being processed. You can even do work while there is a batch processor chewing away in the background! Other, cool features are: Modular construction, over thirty effects! Built-in Virtual Memory - for those really big files. All processing is done in 32, 24 or 8 bit. And much more EXTRAs BAR RayLab Author: Marcus Geelnard Date Verified: PENDING This is the official RayLab home-page, where you will find the latest news and releases for all supported platforms. What is RayLab? RayLab is a so called raytracer, which means that it is capable of producing realistic three-dimensional pictures. The technique allows you to create very realistic (or surrealistic, if you like that better) objects with reflections, shadows, highlights, realistic textures etc.. RayLab is a text-oriented program, which means that the scenes are described in a special language. Better yet, RayLab is freeware! (Many different platforms) EXTRAs BAR Retina & Altais support page Author: Retina Date Verified: PENDING Overview and support page for Macro Systems Retina and Altis video cards thanks for the people at VGR. Download Retina Emu - RTG/Wb emulation software by Macro Systems. EXTRAs BAR ReViewer Author: Gregory Pecheret Date Verified: PENDING ReViewer: View, Organize, Store and Share Pictures / Images. Runs on Linux, BeOS, Solaris, Windows, Amiga, Mac, BSD, HPUX, IRIX, SGI. Sort pictures by drag'n droping thumbnails, Retrieve pictures in subdirectories, Supported formats are: JPG, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, Apply effect on pictures (rotations) on the fly (without modifying original file), Store selection to database (massive storage in R3), and much more! EXTRAs BAR ScanQuix5 Author: Andreas G�nther Date Verified: PENDING ScanQuix is a scanner driver system for the Amiga and has become a well known standard solution for scanning on this platform during the last years. Different scanner models can be used uniformly by all programs, similarly to the use of printers with printer drivers. Of course, you can scan, display and save pictures with ScanQuix. But the outstanding characteristic is the ability of many graphic programs to use the scanner drivers directly. That is, you can scan the images without detour into your favourite graphic software. So there is no need for a software to supply its own drivers for each scanner any more, but only an interface to the ScanQuix system. Site in German and English EXTRAs BAR ScanTek Author: Waldemar Z�hner Date Verified: PENDING The Amiga scanner driver for Microtek, Highscreen and Mustek Flatbed Scanner. Supports over 27 different types of these scanners. GREAT PROGRAM!!! Site in German and English EXTRAs BAR SG's Homebrew Computer Club Author: St�phane Guillard Date Verified: PENDING Welcome in St�phane Guillard & family Web space. Author of AmiVNC - An experimental VNC server for the Amiga, sKulpt W3d - sKulpt aims at being (someday J ) the modern reincarnation of the ancient but beloved Amiga 3D modeling and ray tracing software Sculpt Animate 3D / 4D. Warp3D software render driver and more! EXTRAs BAR SoftCinema Author: Total Vision Date Verified: PENDING SoftCinema is a movie/animation player for the Amiga equiped with PowerPC processor. This program is SHAREWARE, which means, that you should register it to take adventage of all options. Unregistered version plays only first 30s of animation. But it is enough to see what it can do for you. EXTRAs BAR SuperTV Download Page Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING SuperTV v0.6 beta for Mediator TV card. EXTRAs BAR SWAZ'S HOME PAGE Author: David Swasbrook Date Verified: PENDING Swaz's Amiga Page. Author of AlertPatch - improved information when a program crashes, DosWedge - makes AmigaDOS even more UNIX like, Homer - funny little program to place Homer Simpson onto your Workbench, SwazBlanker - modular screen blanker, SwazInfo - enchances workbench file information and WindowDaemon - adds special hotkeys and features to windows. Swazinfo and blanker GREAT PROGRAMS!!! EXTRAs BAR The Official HomePage of PIV-MooVId & MooVId - AVI/MOV player Author: L�szl� T�r�k Date Verified: PENDING MooVId AVI/MOV player with GUI, 3ivX, Divx, MPEG4, QT3-4-5-6, INDEO and PPC support for Amiga computers, Savage(68/PPC) accelerated videodriver for ShapeShifter Macintosh emulator. PalomAVI/MPEG Capture program with sound for PicassoIV board with Paloma AV module and Concierto audio module. EXTRAs BAR TTEngine. TrueType font engine for AmigaOS Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING TTEngine (formerly known as TTRender) is an AmigaOS library (named ttengine.library) for rendering high quality text using TrueType fonts. TTEngine is based on FreeType2 project. It is not a plain straightforward FreeType port however. TTEngine has many additional functionality implemented. Here are key features of TTEngine: Renders strings (not only single glyphs) with kerning. Has string metrics calculation functions. Optional antialiased text on 16 and 24 bit screens. Font database allows for flexible font files storage and classification. Application Programmer Interface highly compatible with graphics.library. And MUCH MORE!!! Site in English and Polish EXTRAs BAR Various graphics file formats Author: n/a Date Verified: PENDING These pages contain specifications for various graphics file formats; along with a number of relevant graphics utilities, information, and URLs. EXTRAs BAR Viewing of Medical Images Author: Michael Tobin, M.D., Ph.D. Date Verified: PENDING Interactive Viewing of Medical Images with the Amiga Computer EXTRAs BAR Vision Factory Development Author: VGR Date Verified: PENDING The Solar System's premier source for Amiga Graphic Card and Expansion Info & News!!! Home page for CyberGraphX created by Vision Factory Development. INCREDIBLE SITE!!! EXTRAs BAR Visual Inspirations Inc. Author: Visual Inspirations Inc. Date Verified: PENDING Well if you have not heard, we just released our long awaited plug-in for Aura called Illusion Layer Maker. This allows you to create Illusion animations inside Aura, without ever leaving the program! EXTRAs BAR Welcome to the official WBBump homepage Author: Thomas Jensen Date Verified: PENDING What is WBBump? WBBump is a "toy" to brighten up your Workbench. WBBump is a FREE gift to the Amiga society, so enjoy. The program and source code is released under the GNU Public License. Please see the screenshots for what it can do. WBBump works under CGX3+, P96, and AGA/ECS/OCS EXTRAs BAR Welcome to the OpalVision Genlock FAQ Author: Julian Knight Date Verified: PENDING I am compiling this list because although I've had an OpalVision card for a long time, I never have got round to getting the S-VGA Genlock I wanted - I was always waiting for the rest of the Opal suite to appear! Yes I know - a mug! Well, as the OpalVision mailing list started to go quiet for a while, I thought I had better try and capture peoples experiences with Genlocks and the OpalVision and this FAQ is the result. EXTRAs BAR WWW-Seite von Henk Jonas Author: Henk Jonas Date Verified: PENDING Maker of MetaView - The solution for clip art users: display and convert the following Graphics File Formats: AMF, WMF, CGM, GEM, DSDR, DR2D, DXF, XFIG, WPG, HPGL, CMX, EPS, JMF, AI and ILBM. AmigaMetaFile Format - Device independent graphic library, with possibility to export to CGM, GEM, EPS, HPGL, DR2D, AI, JMF, WMF, XFIG. For rework of the example I want thank Daniel Kasmeroglu. Messlabor - Program for data visualizing in x/y diagrams. New version delayed. And more!! Various graphic file information. EXTRAs BAR www.ar-kleinert.de Author: webmaster Date Verified: PENDING Location for the download of akJFIF, akPNG and akTIFF datatypes EXTRAs BAR XiPaint's Homepage Author: Thomas Dorn Date Verified: PENDING XiPaint 4.0 is the leading edge, 24-bit paint program. It's suited to the demands of novice and expert alike, and within a short time, you too will be able to produce colourful and creative art in 16.8 million colours. This version of XiPaint provides a professional paint program at an unbeatable price/performance ratio. Site in German and English EXTRAs BAR XPM for Amiga Author: H�kan Younes Date Verified: PENDING The XPM image format defines how to store color images in a portable and powerful way. I have ported the XPM library, which provides a set of functions to store and retrieve images to and from XPM format data, to the Amiga platform. The port has been incorporated into the main distribution, thus making future enhancements directly available to the Amiga community. The XPM distribution is available at ftp://koala.inria.fr/pub/xpm/. To simplify the use of XPM images on the Amiga platform, I have also written a BOOPSI image class that acts as a wrapper for the XPM library functions. The source code is available on Aminet and the archive also contains a binary version of the XPM library. EXTRAs BAR xtrace Author: Ronny Sch�tz Date Verified: PENDING XTrace is a vector tracer to convert bitmap pictures (e.g. IFF ILBM files) to vector pictures (e.g. AI, EPS, FIG, IFF DR2D or DXF files). It offers several operators to process bitmap and vector pictures and it even supports B�zier curves, XPK, clipboards, CyberGraphX/Picasso96, etc. As a very special feature, XTrace is able to save traced pictures as 3-dimensional logo for Michiel den Outer's "Navigator Titler" (Video Titler) and as 3-dimensional DXF files (to load them into raytracers). It is even able to load and trace Amiga fonts and save them as 3-dimensional fonts for the "Navigator Titler". EXTRAs BAR ZoneXplorer Author: Elena Novaretti Date Verified: PENDING A fractical generating program. Features - Full modularity, True 24 bit, WYSIWYG Color Handling, Easy and Intuitive Navigator, Three different Mapping Modes, Multitasking, 1:1 Ratio, Optional 2x2 AntiAliasing, Handy Control Panel, Independent Renderer, PPC and 68K versions, Many High-Quality Formulas included, Nice Custom Windows and ZoneXplorer is FREEWARE. EXTRAs BAR Total number of Web Sites found :74 You can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com Logo Copyright 2001. Amiga is a registered trademark of Amiga Inc. Site Copyright 2013, Scott A Pistorino


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((ooc: okay I appreciate the concern but like.. did you see the condition of that bow? it was falling apart and so was the violin, you could never play that again. I found it decaying in my garage so. don't you worry about it))
Attention cosplayers! Submit to me gifs of you in cosplay opening up a folded piece of paper and being excited because you were just invited to the Fandom Society Cosplay Ball and you might be in a little ad I'm putting together for promoting the event! Be in character! Everyone is welcome, all fandoms! THE SOONER YOU SUBMIT THE BETTER!
To submit your gif go to my blog and add "/submit" at the end of the url!
P.S. The ball is in LA but you can be from anywhere around the world to enter
((OOC: This just happened))
ooc ; geez sherlock, cat-sitting for molly again? c: how sweet of you. Bring Toby over, he and Seb can have a playdate~
((remember when this happened because I didn't until just now))
I've been wondering the same thing myself.
You'd think this fandom would be used to waiting by now.
(( I'll be back when I can, I have to get into college first..))
Been a while, hasn't it?

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Year 3
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Much of our maths work in Year 3 has been all about looking at patterns […]
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23 February - 27 March
13 April - 22 May
Half term 25 May - 29 May
1 June - 20 July
"This is an outstanding school of which a parent, with some justification, wrote 'Michael Faraday is the best'.
Pupils' personal development is outstanding and produces a real sense of community..
Behaviour is excellent and pupils have every reason, and do, feel safe in school..
Teaching and the curriculum are outstanding because they appeal to pupils' interests while meeting the needs of all groups. The use of ICT by adults and pupils alike is a real strength.
Leadership and management are outstanding at every level. This is why the school is so successful, because all adults share in the responsibility. The headteacher's outstanding direction and energy inspire the whole staff to strive for excellence."
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Wages vs Employment
There is an interesting asymmetry in how people read the macro data.
For a given increase in aggregate nominal spending (income) I think it would be generally agreed that "what we want to see" is a higher volume of output and not much inflation. Does anybody disagree? Anybody out there who would prefer the trade-off shifts towards higher inflation and lower output growth? No?
OK. For a given increase in aggregate nominal income (spending) we can consider the same trade-off between employment and wages. I had taken it as given that we had a depressed labour market and so "what we want to see" is that increases in aggregate income will translate primarily into higher employment.
What we have seen over the last year looks quite amazing. Over the year to the March-May 2014 period, hours worked has risen 3.7%. We only have nominal data for Q1, but that showed a 4.1% rise in nominal aggregate labour income. In other words, the increase in aggregate income has translated almost entirely into a higher volume of labour employed and there is no inflation – nominal wage growth is maybe just positive.
Yet this is seen somehow as a bad thing, see, for example the Guardian here, which puzzles me. Do you have a sticky wage model of the labour market, in which AD shocks can raise/lower employment, or not? Is higher employment in 2014 a good thing, or not? These questions have simple answers for this simpleton blogger.
6.5% is a good news story, and let's hope they keep coming.
Minimum Wage, Maximum Derp
For me one of the most important lessons for British economic policymakers over the last six years should be to fear the interaction of micro with macro, supply-side policies with demand-side policies.
I do not think it is a merely a co-incidence that the worst fall in nominal demand since the 1920s occurred at the same time as a supply-side shock (collapse) in 2008. All recessions in British history have been driven by tight money aimed at lowering inflation. Was this time different? It's not obvious why… CPI rate, September 2008? 5.2%.
And I do not think it is merely a co-incidence that the worst recovery in demand on record has occurred at the same time as inflation has sometimes hovered, sometimes soared above the inflation target. CPI rate, September 2011? This is during the time when the Darling/Osborne austerity drive "sucked demand out of the economy." That CPI rate in September 2011 was, again, 5.2%.
Here is MPC hawk Martin Weale writing this week:
If wage growth picks up more rapidly than I expect, it will be an indication of inflationary pressure in the economy and Bank rate will need to rise sooner. If wage growth remains subdued, Bank rate should rise more slowly. Because the future is uncertain, we cannot make any promises about where Bank rate will be in a year or two years.
Raising the minimum wage by 3% at a time when hourly wage inflation is 1-2% at best, and is one of the indicators preventing the Bank from screwing up the demand side again… that would surely be an incredibly foolish gamble.
What, exactly, have policymakers learnt from six years of negative supply shocks and disastrous demand-side outcomes? Have we even learnt anything about wages, nominal shocks and employment? It does not appear so.
So sure, let's try another supply shock. Maybe we'll get "lucky" and the labour market tightens enough this year that hourly wages pick up, so that a 3% NMW raise doesn't hurt many more people. Maybe.
Here is the Low Employment Commission report for 2008 (before the recession):
3.18 The decline in the labour market position of young people has been general across the UK. The proportion of young people not in FTE aged 16–21 who were in employment fell in almost all regions between 1998 and 2007, unlike those aged 22 and over who saw their employment share increase in all areas of the UK except London. However, by European standards, young people's labour market position in the UK is relatively strong.
Good one! Our labour market may be doing badly, but just look at Spain! Those guys are really screwed. They continue:
Given that employment in the UK has been at record levels, it is difficult to explain why young people have not done better in the labour market. Two significant developments in the labour market in recent years have been the increase in the number of people of pension age becoming economically active and the arrival of predominantly young migrant workers from the European Union accession countries.
It's "difficult to explain"… right. A total mystery. I can't think what might have caused it, so let's blame immigrants and old people, those are surely the most "significant developments" in the British labour market in the years to 2008. If anybody does have any better ideas about what happened, be sure to write to Card, Krueger, Dube, etc.
What's Happening to UK Hourly Wages?
In the UK the spotlight is usually on the weekly wage measure produced by the ONS, Average Weekly Earnings. Scott Sumner tells us to focus on hourly wages. Why? I think the heart of the theory is that the hourly wage is a stickier price. Weekly wages can adjust via a change in hours, or the hourly wage rate.
In this post I'll take a look at the hourly wage data. The ONS do not produce an "official" time series for mean hourly wages; but we can get to the data by a number of different routes:
- The Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings. This survey should provide the most reliable data for employed workers, and provides the gross mean hourly earnings (amongst others) from a survey of employers.
- The Labour Force Survey. Every quarter the Labour Market Statistics provide an update to a measure of mean gross hourly earnings (table "EARN08″) from the LFS. This data is known to underestimate the mean, it excludes workers earnings more than £100/hour.
- The monthly labour market update provides both an estimate of Average Weekly Earnings plus average weekly hours, again from the LFS. A simple matter of division should give us the mean hourly wage.
- The national accounts, combined with the Labour Force Survey. The national accounts tell us aggregate national wage income. The LFS data tells us total hours worked. From these two we can calculate mean hourly wages. I don't know of any reason to doubt the LFS hours data. The national accounts do of course get revised. I am not sure how reliable this measure should be.
The ONS does also have an experimental Index of Labour Cost per Hour series. This data is also available from Eurostat as the Labour Cost Index. Annoyingly we are not given the underlying nominal data in either case, only the index level; I will ignore those series for this post.
This is what the four different sources of hourly wages look like:
I was pleasantly surprised that these estimates came out relatively close together; the data from the "EARN08″ table (green line) is as expected an outlier.
Comparing weekly with hourly wages it does appear that a reduction in weekly hours worked in 2009 contributed to the weakness of weekly wages. Here I'll stick with the LFS data using average weekly wages/hours as the hourly wage:
% Growth
% Growth
| Average
Similarly the recovery in average weekly hours since 2011 explains why weekly earnings have grown faster than hourly wages.
On the ASHE measure the average annual growth rate of gross hourly wages was 4.1% between 1997 and 2007, falling to 1.5% between 2008 and 2013. Remember that 4.1% figure when you are told silly stories about how globalisation reduced wages in Britain, and remember the 1.5% figure when you are told that inflation is the "real threat".
Want Higher Wages? Move to France (and Lose Your Job)
Three graphs to try to convince you why slow wage growth is a "good thing" for the UK, given the path of aggregate demand.
Graph one: the change in nominal gross value added since 2008. This is nominal GDP at basic prices not market prices, so factors out changes in indirect taxes such as VAT.
This is very similar for France and the UK.
Graph two: the change in nominal hourly wages since 2008.
The fact that nominal wages increased in both countries between 2008 and 2009 despite sharp falls in nominal demand is a good illustration that nominal wages are indeed sticky. But there is "sticky" and there is "gravity-defying". French wages are up nearly 12% since 2008 despite a 7% rise in national income over this period.
What's the result? The "hard-working families" of the UK are actually working hard (relatively speaking; not to deny there is slack in the labour market). In France, not so much.
British Living Standards are Rising BECAUSE Real Wages are Falling
A little poetic license there… but I think there is an important point here.
In the long run all that matters is productivity. Yes, it would be fantastic if Britain can turn into Switzerland. But Keynesians have a nice turn of phrase about the long run… let's forget about the long run for a minute.
In the short run, coming out of recession, the biggest difference the government (and I mean you, Carney et al) can make to British "living standards" is to deal with the problem of unemployment and under-employment. In that short run, the growth of real hourly wages is inversely correlated with rising employment and hours worked. Hence I think it is reasonable to argue that falling real wages are a good sign that British living standards are rising because it will be a good sign that employment and hours are rising.
And note again that real wages are not real incomes. Consider a part-timer who goes from 10hrs/week to 20hrs/week at the same time their real hourly wage drops 2%; their real income rises 96%. And then consider the unemployed person who goes from the dole queue to a job. The "real hourly wages" data does not capture a change in either person's "standard of living".
This inverse correlation is obviously not generally true. Outside of recessions any supply-side issue which lowers real wages (because productivity falls) is unambiguously bad. But recessions are special.
I couldn't find a source for historic UK hourly wages, but I did find a couple of studies which imputed hourly wages from the compensation of employees data in the national accounts divided by total hours worked in the labour market stats. Here is the 1990s recession; hourly wages are deflated by the GVA deflator, the best measure of whole-economy inflation:
Now where do you want to argue that British "living standards" were rising? When real hourly wages were soaring in 1991, or when real hourly wages were stagnating in 1994/5?
Maybe this argument is uncontroversial. But if so then why the focus on falling real hourly wages from opponents of current UK macro policy? That is exactly the wrong focus from the perspective of macro policy. If the (political) focus is now purely on the supply-side, on productivity, then Osborne is surely right to claim he has won the argument on macro policy, merely because his opponents have abandoned the debate at the first whiff of positive real GDP growth. Oh, and forget about the unemployed, forget about the labour market… that is the ultimate victory of the inflation hawks.
[Inspired by, and see also: old Sumner posts on real wages in the Great Depression.]
Real Hourly Wages in Europe
A follow-up on a post from last month; I managed to replicate the data on House of Commons research on changes in real hourly wages across Europe. What I wanted to check is whether the UK is an outlier in terms of hours worked.
The research commissioned by Labour looks at changes between 2010Q2 and 2012Q4, so I've done the same. The Eurostat data I'm using has had one quarter of revisions since the HoC report was written, so the results have minor differences; Germany has real wages growing +2% over this period rather than the cited +2.7%.
Real hourly wages are found using nominal hourly labour costs from the Labour Cost Index series, and deflated using the all-items HICP. This isn't necessarily the best definition of real hourly wages; using the GDP deflator might be more interesting, but I've stuck with the HICP.
The table below compares the change in real hourly wages and the change in actual hours worked from the quarterly national accounts, between 2010Q2 and 2012Q4. It is sorted by the change in real wages, and I've included only countries with population >1m, sorry Malta et al, you are just not that interesting. The averages for the EU27 and Eurozone are also included. All figures non-annualized.
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hourly wages
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hours worked
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|European Union (27 countries)
|Euro area (17 countries)
|Czech Republic
What does this say? The most astonishing aspect is surely the collapse of hours worked in Greece, Portugal and Spain. Remember this data looks at just an 18 month period, and yet hours worked fell nearly 17% in Greece.
Against all that, the UK does look like something of an outlier. In this group, of countries with falling real hourly wages, only the UK and the Netherlands had rising hours worked. The UK in fact has the fourth highest rise in total hours worked of the group, after Estonia, Germany and Hungary.
On the UK Labour Market "Mystery"
I'm genuinely confused by Simon Wren-Lewis' post on "Behaving Like Luddites" and wanted to offer a decent response. A reasonable but condensed version of Simon's argument, is, I hope:
Bad demand-side policy has caused UK output to stagnate. Due to a supply-side problem of falling productivity, employment has risen strongly – but this is not something we should celebrate.
I have a few problems with this:
1) I could apply exactly the same logic to the early 1980s, and I don't think Simon would endorse that view. i.e. "In the initial recovery from the 1979-81 recession, real GDP grew fast. It's true that unemployment carried on rising until 1984, but this was due to a huge rise in productivity, not bad demand-side policy." That argument seems completely consistent with using "changes in productivity" as an "excuse" for the employment data post 2010. (Yes, this comparison is over-simplified.)
2) Is it not fair to distinguish demand-side shocks which impact employment from other shocks which impact output – and isn't it fair to consider exactly what shocks are hitting the UK? Supply shocks such as the 1973 oil shock did not impact employment; the lowest recorded point on the ONS series for the unemployment rate is in late 1973 when the UK had been in recession for two quarters. That was a supply-side recession with low output and very high inflation.
3) If you look at the breakdown of GDP by income in the national accounts, it is not quite so obvious that rising employment is really a "mystery". Here's one view:
| Total
| Total
% Annual growth. Source: ONS.
This is derived from Scott Sumner's "musical chairs" model as in earlier posts, and I am merely ripping off Scott's many posts on this subject as usual in this post. What is surprising in the above table is that since 2010, even on a per capita basis, we've see a rising growth rate of "labour income" – defined as total wage income for employees plus mixed income, albeit still at low rates. It seems possible based on that data to claim that:
a) flexible nominal hourly wages plus rising nominal incomes is a sufficient demand-side explanation for rising employment and actual hours worked,
b) hence, the stagnation of output, and particularly output per hour worked, is at least partly the real mystery with the UK macro data (pun intended)
For many countries in the Eurozone I'm sure you could make the claim that fiscal austerity has caused people to do less work, and find confirmation in the macro data. At least for 2012 in the UK, you'd have to claim that fiscal austerity has caused people to do much more work producing the same amount of stuff. That sounds like a supply-side effect, not demand-side.
My bias is that there's probably a measurement problem with the price indices, i.e. the NGDP figures are roughly right but we are getting the real/inflation split badly wrong. I see deflationary trends wherever I look. But the supply-side pessimists have an argument which must be attacked analytically rather than idly dismissed.
This was a rambling post already, but, lastly, 2012 was a weird year if you believe all the current data. Hours worked soared; the last time hours worked rose that fast on an annual basis was during the Lawson boom. Yet in 2012 output rose only 0.2% rather than the 4-5% seen under Lawson. That's just really, really strange; dismissing such evidence because "Luddism is bad" seems much too hasty.


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Soleng tom was once a great school, but good teachers are leaving and the ones who remain are constantly stressed out. Sadly, this school has been mismanaged into the ground. However, parental involvement is great and the ptsa provides for many extracurricular activities. I would probably not recommend this school until they replace the principal.
Parents are the strength of Soleng Tom. The administrative staff skills are dismal and quality teachers are leaving. I would not recommend this elementary school to my family or friends.
Soleng Tom was once a great school; however, under the present principal, it has become a mediocre school with a largely mediocre staff. Parent involvement is still OK, but it is dwindling. Administrator seems to have many private agendas. There is no computer lab. Classrooms are too small for the number of students assigned to them. Safety and traffic control problems continue to plague the parking/pickup/drop-off areas, and promised surveys soliciting parental input on these issues have not been provided.
Provided a safe learning environment. Staff is friendly, helpful and well prepared. Our child received a top rate education from a public school. Provided many opportunities for parental involvement in classes as well as with other students and parents. Orchestra program while crowded provided fundamental skills which helped our child decide to continue with music.
Wonderful participation of parents,teachers and principal. Our children have been there a total of 10 years, no complaints! A great start for anyones education.
Excellent school. Teachers and other staff go above and beyond to provide a quality educational foundation.
I feel the school in general is very good academic wise, there however is a need for more emphasis on individuality needs as far as personality differences. To much attention is placed on 'cutesy' type things like the giving or taking of 'peace bugs' or the like, depending on the grade level. A child starts the day with so many of these 'items'and as the day wears on they lose one or more of these items for 'misbehavior', at days end the child's day is judged on how many 'items' they have been able to maintain. I disagree with this 'value calculator' as well as with the inability to diffentiate the obvious differences/ expectations between male and female students, way to much generalization done here. The principal is very 'my way is the way'.
My son started Soleng Tom in January of 2005. He loved the activities and the learning environment and had a wonderful two quarters with Mrs. Brunenkant. Well done, Soleng Tom!
This school is one of the top schools in TUSD for parent involvement. I had two children who attended here and I would recommend it very highly. Teachers are wonderful. Great school overall!
This school has a great extracurricular program. My son really enjoys and looks forward to going to those programs during his school day. They also have a ""desert habitat"" which is amazing, and a wonderful hands-on way for the kids to learn about our desert.
Soleng Tom is an excellent school with active parent participation. Our extra-curricular activities are lacking due to non funding from TUSD but our PTSA has been quick to help fund a music & Spanish teacher to our children to make up for that. Overall, I am a very satisfied parent.
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Between these families, there were four young children, two of them grieving the recent death of their father from cancer, and the other two also grieving and trying to understand why their father had suddenly left the family, leaving them confused and very frightened.
We know that God works everyday through His ministry at ChristianWorks for Children, and it was incredibly heartwarming to witness these two people reach out and connect these hurting families to our services. They both said they thought of ChristianWorks immediately and confidently told these families to call, and equipped them with the name of a person and phone number, and then gave us the "heads up" that they might be calling….and both of those families called after the encouragement they had received!
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According to junior guard Chardae Greenlee, they welcomed it.
The Meteors unveiled their new look -- a fullcourt press and man-to-man combination --against host Crete-Monee Wednesday night. The results were devastating.
T.F. North held the Warriors to one field goal in the third quarter while converting numerous scoring opportunities off turnovers and offensive rebounds en route to 73-45 nonconference victory.
"We got off to a bad start (in a loss to Mother McAuley), so we wanted to jump right at it this time," said Greenlee, who finished the night with four steals and eight points. "We find that we tend to do better when we press and get in their faces and get them frustrated."
The Meteors (6-6) used the defensive pressure to grab a 10-point lead at the half, then hit their stride in the third quarter. Chanel Howard converted a three-point play and sank a long 2-point shot as part of a run during which North outscored the Warriors 11-1. When Greenlee scored off a steal to complete the run, the Meteors went ahead 47-29. A Greenlee basket off an offensive rebound closed out the quarter with a 22-point lead.
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New Orleans — T.R. Johnson, associate professor of English and director of the writing program, and Dr. Latha Rajan, associate professor of clinical tropical medicine, are receiving the Weiss Presidential Fellowships, the highest award for undergraduate teaching at Tulane University.
The Board of Tulane, with support from Suzanne and Stephen Weiss, established the Suzanne and Stephen Weiss Presidential Fellowships to recognize the importance of undergraduate teaching.
Each fellowship honors a faculty member who has a sustained record of effective, inspiring and distinguished teaching. Recipients receive a special medal, $5,000 a year for four years and permanent designation as a Weiss Fellow.
New Orleans — The Center for HBCU Media Advocacy has nominated Dillard University in six categories for the third annual HBCU Awards.
Nominations are based on achievement as well as local and national media coverage. Winners will be announced during a ceremony at Jackson State University on June 28.
Dillard's nominations include: Best Choir; Best Fine Arts Program; Best Nursing Program; Female Faculty Member of the Year, Kemberley Washington; Female Athlete of the Year, Jazzmin Smith; and Male President of the Year, Walter Kimbrough.
New Orleans — Art and design students at Loyola University New Orleans helped create recycled signage for the annual Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo.
The free music and art festival, which takes place along the banks of historic and beautiful Bayou St. John, is known for its ongoing sustainability efforts. This year, Boogaloo founders asked Loyola's graphic design students to use recycled materials for signage for the event and at future festivals.
Students in the advanced typography class created a series of 12 screen-printed posters inspired by the Dalai Lama, who was in New Orleans during the festival.
New Orleans — The director of Dillard University's Office of Community Relations, Nick Harris, has received the New Orleans Neighborhood Development Foundation's 2013 Leadership Award.
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The Neighborhood Development Foundation cited Harris' commitment to the New Orleans-Gentilly community in organizing programs and events aimed at rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.
Harris and Dillard provided space for community meetings, and the use of the campus site for conducting housing fairs, health fairs and other community events, the group said.
New Orleans — Tulane University graduate Melissa Herman, who as a sophomore launched an after-school neuroscience program for students at the New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics High School, received the Jim Runsdorf Excellence in Public Service Award this year.
Herman served a public service internship with New Orleans Emergency Medical Service. She also works on a research team with Dr. Sheryl Martin-Schild, director of the Stroke Program at Tulane University Hospital and Clinic, studying disparity of health care across New Orleans.
The combined experiences led to development of a "stroke hot spots" map of the city, showing areas of high risk for strokes, which can be used for health education and further research.
New Orleans — Delgado Community College will honor its graduating students Tuesday at 10 a.m. during spring commencement exercises in the Sen. Nat G. Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena.
Alex Johnson, president of the Community College of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh, Pa., will be the principal speaker. Dr. Johnson was chancellor of Delgado Community College during Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
Commencement exercises include the Delgado City Park and West Bank campuses; East and West Jefferson locations; Covington and Slidell locations; and Charity School of Nursing.
New Orleans — Loyola University students who led an anti-bullying campaign took home the university's eighth national title in a public relations competition for college students—the Public Relations Student Society of America 2013 Bateman Case Study Competition.
The Loyola Bateman team's "Step Up, Reach Out!" campaign to stop bullying was chosen as the winner among 68 entries from colleges and universities nationwide.
In addition to winning eight national titles, Loyola's Bateman team has advanced to the national finals 12 of the last 13 years. This year, the Loyola team beat finalists from Kent State University and North Dakota State University for the final competition held via video conference.
Loyola Bateman team members include Dwayne Fontenette, Haley Humiston, Charlie LaRock, Leah Whitlock and Vannia Zelaya. Loyola public relations professor Cathy Rogers — named by the Public Relations Association of Louisiana as the 2012 State Educator of the Year in public relations — spearheads the students' participation in the competition.
Loyola's "Step Up, Reach Out!" anti-bullying effort partnered with New Orleans schools and other local organizations to host 22 workshops and programs in six schools and an anti-bullying summit in February.
New Orleans — Graduating Tulane University senior biomedical engineering major Gisele Calderon is the first Tulane student to be offered a grant for post-graduate research by the Whitaker International Fellowship Program.
The Whitaker Program identifies future leaders in the field of biomedical engineering and supports one year of work in collaboration with scholars and institutions overseas.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government will not permit foreign equity in multi-brand retail trade, which was an assurance in the party's election manifesto, Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Wednesday.
In separate statements in the two houses of parliament, the minister said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had opposed any move in this regard as it will kill small traders and farmers.
"The mandate given to government is on the basis of our manifesto. We do not entertain FDI (foreign direct investment) in multi-brand retail," she said in the Rajya Sabha during question hour.
In a related written reply to the lower house, the minister said: "As per the extant FDI policy, FDI upto 100 percent is permitted in single brand retail trading. No decision on FDI in multi-brand retail trading has been taken."
The previous UPA government had approved FDI upto 51 percent in multi-brand retailing and upto 100 percent in single-brand retail.
Sitharaman, however, told the upper house the government has not initiated any move to rescind the policy of allowing FDI in multi-brand retail.
She also said FDI flows have been inconsistent over the past few years. "During the last three years FDI inflow has fluctuated. FDI inflow decreased by 26.33 percent in 2012-13 and increased by 6.12 percent in 2013-14," she said.
Replying to another question on FDI in e-commerce and the quantum received, the minister said that during April 2000 and April 2014, India received $37.1 million FDI in the sector.
"As per extant FDI policy, FDI up to 100 percent under the automatic route is permitted in B2B e-commerce activities. The present policy does not permit retail trading in any form, by means of e-commerce, for companies with FDI engaged in the activity of single/ multi brand retail trading," Sitaraman said.
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James Nakayama Sensei teaching at the Toyoda Shihan Memorial Seminar hosted by Beach Cities Aikido at Orange County Aikikai.
James Nakayama Sensei and Christine Dyer Sensei demonstrating the aikido technique of jyujinage at Jyushinkan Dojo's 20th Anniversary Seminar in Logan, UT presented by the Aikido Association of America.
James Nakayama Sensei demonstrating aikido at the Aikido Association of America's National Instructor Seminar hosted by Tenshinkan Dojo in Chicago, IL.
Teaching basic rolling to beginners with Aikido Association of America's Western Region Shibucho James Nakayama Sensei (Chushinkan Dojo).
The Aikido Association of America is proud to announce an Aikido Seminar hosted by Aikido of Shreveport - Okuyukashi Dojo from March 1-3, 2012.
The training is open to students of any martial art or rank, and from any organization or dojo. Instruction will be provided by James Nakayama Sensei (Rokudan), AAA Western Region Shibucho.
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Aikido students gathered in Logan, Utah last weekend for Jyushinkan Dojo's annual seminar instructed by James Nakayama Sensei. In addition to AAA members from Logan, Salt Lake City and Orem, visitors representing the California Aikido Association (CAA) joined us from Idaho Falls, ID, Salt Lake City and Mount Pleasant, UT, and a Capital Aikido Federation member traveled from Jackson Hole, WY. On Friday night, several brand new students from Ron Sims Sensei's Utah State University aikido class participated. Nakayama Sensei focused on the modular nature of aikido movement, emphasizing for the beginners how movements, once learned, could be recycled and used in other techniques.


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It's a knife sharpener bracelet. I have one the same.
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All of them will bring it but more than other so I expect Magnus to bring it the most and Crimson to bring it the least.To list them I'd go with
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Magnus; the guy oozes charisma and is improving well with his ring work. Also, has the 'look'.
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Magnus, Zema, Jesse Sorenson (if he makes a full recovery) and Joey Ryan.
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KAZ as in Kazarian? I feel like he's more apart of the A.J. Styles/Samoa Joe generation - he's been around for the same amount of time and is the same age too. I'd like to see him get some more opportunities.
Anyway, from the group of others, I agree that Magnus has the greatest potential. Matt Morgan has been doing nicely with his recent heel gimmick, and Ryan, Crimson, Sorensen, and Zema all can do well in the future.
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Magdaddy he has the look charisma in ring is on the up on the mic he is the best in that list imo, Kaz is improving with Daniels by his side to
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Magnus, he has everything you need to be a star based on talent and looks, just needs solid booking and an appropriate stage which sadly might not be TNA.
I couldn't care less for the others on the list, unfortunately.
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Magnus, definitely. I believe Crimson, Ryan and Zema are also potential candidates, but Magnus is more marketable. It's go time for Morgan right now, so this thing with HH is gonna make him or break him. Kaz is gold, as is Daniels, and right now, they're at the top of their games.
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I chose Joey Ryan only because he has a gimmick that can sell. Magnus undoubtedly has the most talent out of all of the list and would be my second choice.
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