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Now, if you think about the billions of dollars of drug development, many in the area of cancer therapeutics, how ironic is it a chemical cheaper than tylenol may hold they key to curing numerous cancers? We do want to emphasize the word may; all the research is still preliminary.
Still, finding a cure, one that could effectively treat numerous cancers, if not all of them, is indeed the holy grail. As an oncologist we are always looking for a way to improve the way in which we treat cancer, says Dr. Peter Kozuch, an oncologist with Beth Israel Medical Center. That gets us very excited particularly if there is a novel mechanism of action which we think is happening with DCA.
DCA--dichloroacetic acidis a chemical used that was accidentally discovered to kill cancer cells or rather, cause cancer cells to kill themselves. It is a very small molecule, tiny molecule, has the structural similarities to vinegar, says researcher Dr. Evangelos Michelakis, a cardiologist at the University of Alberta who has been studying DCA.
Yet, something so simple does something quite complex. It wakes up the mitochondria in cancer cells--the normal energy producing area of the cells, but shut off in cancer cells. The mitochondria appear to be also responsible for something called apoptosis, which means, normal cell death. In other words, cancer cells that dont ever want to die, will die normally in the presence of DCA.
The effect was first seen in human breast, lung and brain cancer cells in a test tube. And we inject them in rats that do not have an immune system. And the human cancer cells keep growing in the body of the rat as they would in a human being so then we give the rats the DCA, they drink it and we show the tumor stops growing and it shrinks, says Dr. Michelakis. DCA is small, so it can penetrate all the tissues.
Its already available. Its given by mouth, not IV. And its already shown to be safe in humans. We can be a little optimistic and motivated to move it to clinical trials immediately , which is what we are trying to do, says Dr. Michelakis. But word has gotten out to patients; many are seeking the drug even though it hasnt be tested in humans yet.
The early in formation referring to DCA which is dichloroacetic acid is very intriguing but I want viewers to keep in mind that this is in pre-clinical or early phase testing. Sometimes the drugs that seem post promising gin a test tube or mouse models just do not come to fruition, says Dr. Kozuch.
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Kha'Zix - Male
Rengar - Male
Hecarim - Male
Ziggs - Male
Fizz - Male
Xerath - Male
Skarner - Male
Yorick - Male
Warwick - Male
Teemo - Male
Alistar - Male (It's a cow... So don't get up all on the masculine chest)
Heimerdinger - Male
Amumu - Male
Fiddlesticks - Male
Jax - Male
Karthus - Male
Kog'Maw - Male
Malphite - Male
Maokai - Male
Mordekaiser - Male
Nasus - Male
Renekton - Male
Nautilus - Male
Nocturne - Male
Rammus - Male
Rumble - Male
Kassadin - Male
Shaco - Male
Trundle - Male
Twitch - Male
Urgot - Male
Veigar - Male
Yorick - Male
Anivia - Female - Very pretty, not ugly at all
Blitzcrank - Neither
Cho'Gath - Neither
.... Where are all the female champs?
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it is a battle field after all. It should be expected to see more male fighters...
You want more animal like female champions. Very random. Go to the player concepts forum and draw up a sketch.
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A lot of the ones you listed do not have ambiguous appearances.
Just as examples. Kassadin, Warwick, Rengar and Nasus. What part of them says "ambiguous"?
What do you even mean by "ambiguous"? Because from your list, anything that isn't completely human and doesn't have boobs look ambiguous.
So you're just asking for more flat chested non-humans. Really? Who cares, other than you.
Btw, Tristnana and Poppy.
Like RamboRal said, many of the champs you listed dont seem ambiguous at all, many of them seem rather obvious to me.
Its pretty simple as we are dealing with Riot here. If it doesnt have boobs, its male.
EDIT: Cho'Gath would be male but then Riot would have to censor his massive shlong at six Feast stacks.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
(of language) Open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning.
Unclear or inexact because a choice between alternatives has not been made.
You basically just listed a bunch of humanoid type champs that aren't quite human or are anthromorphic. Nothing ambiguous there.
Boobs sell this is a time tested and proven theory.
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This new approach will be used with 8 to 12-year olds across the UK to create the first ever baseline of children's connection to nature, to be announced next spring and measured again in two years time.
Mike Clarke, RSPB Chief Executive, says; 'This is ground-breaking stuff. It's widely accepted that today's children have less contact with nature than ever before, but until now there has been no robust scientific attempt to measure and track connection to nature among children in the UK, which means the problem hasn't been given the attention it deserves.
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Marvel Productions, Ltd., Sunbow Entertainment Wally Burr, Peter Cullen, Lance LeGault, Susan Blu, Vince Howard, Chris Latta, Neil Ross, Arthur Burghardt, John Stephenson, Linda Gary; Full Voice Cast .. John Gibbs, Ray Lee, T.C. Lennon, Warren Batchelder, Brad Case, Joan Case; more Directors .. Nick Bosustow, Don Jurwich, Sam Weiss, Flint Dille, Roger Slifer, Joe Bacal, Margaret Loesch, Tom Griffin Flint Dille Steven C. Brown Robert J. Walsh, Anne Bryant, Ford Kinder, Joe Bacal, Peter Collier, Mark Shiney
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- Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Close McCall, Yank Justice, Bigfoot, Red, Redder, Black Gold, Professor D., Orange Blossom Special, Mr. Big, Arthur Ravenscroft, Jennifer, Adrian Ravenscroft, Ernie Slye, Ravenscroft's Chauffeur.
- Vocal Talent: Wally Burr (Close McCall), Peter Cullen (Arthur Ravenscroft, Mr. Big), Lance LeGault (Yank Justice), Susan Blu (Red, Redder, Jennifer), Vince Howard (Professor D.), Chris Latta (Adrian Ravenscroft, Ernie Slye), Neil Ross (Ravenscroft's Chauffeur), Arthur Burghardt (Professor D. [uncredited]), John Stephenson, Linda Gary, Dick Gautier, Frank Welker, Charlie Adler, Michael Bell, Bill Callaway, Nancy Cartwright, Fred Collins, Brad Crandel, Ed Gilbert, Stanley Ralph Ross, Richard Sanders, Susan Silo, Pat Fraley, Jerry Houser.
- Directed By John Gibbs, Ray Lee, T.C. Lennon (Supervising Directors).
Sequence Directors: Warren Batchelder, Brad Case, Joan Case, Gerry Chiniquy, Bill Exter, M. Flores Nichols, Bob Kirk, Al Kouzel, Bob Matz, Norm McCabe, Karen Peterson, Tom Ray, Robert Shellhorn, Bob Treat.
- Produced By Nick Bosustow, Don Jurwich, Sam Weiss.
Associate Producers: Flint Dille, Roger Slifer.
Executive Producers: Joe Bacal, Margaret Loesch, Tom Griffin.
- Written By Flint Dille.
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- Creative Director: Jay Bacal.
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- Production Design: Bob Schaffer, Dennis Venizelos.
- Art Direction: Bill Dubay.
- Production Managers: Stephanie Burt, Carole Weitzman.
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- Model Designers: Lee Go, Adrian Gonzales, Jim Janes.
- Voice Director: Wally Burr.
- Production Associates: Michael Charles Hill, Sean Sullivan.
- Telecine Supervisor: Sarah Swiskow.
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Spiegel Online, 18 October
Environment Secretary Liz Truss under fire over plan to scrap solar farm subsidies|
The Independent, 19 October
IPCC corrects claim suggesting climate change would be good for the economy
|The Guardian, 17 October
- Bob Ward: Controversial statement, that was based on faulty data taken from a report by economist Richard Tol, has been removed from the final version of the report
Owen Paterson: fracking would be boon for poorest parts of the UK|
The Guardian, 16 October
Owen Paterson's controversial speech to climate change sceptics looks to be riddled with inaccuracies|
British Politics and Policy Blog, 15 October
The Tory right is becoming desperate on climate change and energy|
New Statesman, 13 October
Owen Paterson proposal to scrap Climate Change Act is 'bonkers'|
The Guardian, 13 October
EU plans to revive lifeless carbon market|
FT, 13 October
Record UK temperatures 'evidence of global warming
|The Times, 4 October
Climate change blamed as records show 2014 is warmest year since records began|
ITV News, 3 October
Lord Lawson's charity 'blurring fact and comment on climate change'|
The Guardian, 30 September
Lord Lawson and his climate change sceptics broke charity bias rules|
The Independent, 30 September 2014
Lord Nicholas Stern - HARDtalk interview
|BBC News, 30 September
A global climate treaty is crucial|
New York Times, 29 September
Climate Challenges|
BBC World Service, 27 September
La croissance est-elle l'ennemie du climat?
|Le Monde, 26 September
Facts and Fictions About New Climate Change Report|
Huffington Post, 25 September
Climate change could be slower than forecast|
The Times, 26 September
The New Economy Report: Why the criticism doesn't stack up|
Bob Ward of the Grantham Institute argues Prof Richard Tol's denunciation of last week's landmark report is flawed
Business Green, 23 September
Time for action on climate|
The Hindu, 23 September
Climate change concerns: India can contribute its bit quite easily|
India Times, 23 September
Coal has no future in the world's energy mix, UN warns, ahead of New York summit|
Radio Australia, 23 September
Lord Stern: global warming may create billions of climate refugees
|But we must not turn debate into a 'pissing contest' between growth on one hand and climate and environment on the other
The Guardian, 22 September
Combating climate change can be economically beneficial
|A major international report published last week could be a game changer in the fierce political debate about climate change in the United States.
The Hill, 22 September
Climate warning to world leaders: stick to 2C limit or face 'mayhem'|
Experts deliver stark message for Obama and Cameron ahead of UN summit in New York
The Observer, 21 September
The UN climate change summit is a vital chance for the world to avoid catastrophe|
Bob Ward: Leaders must act together to reverse carbon emissions – or betray their children and future generations
The Observer, 20 September
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Policies to slow down warming may be more attractive if framed as ways of speeding up growth
The Economist, 20 September
Une étude plaide pour une croissance sobre en carbone d'ici à 2030
|Liberation, 19 September
Pollution et procrastination|
Le Soleil, 19 September
Fight against climate change driving growth and profits|
Jakarta Globe, 17 September
Barack Obama welcomes report saying fighting climate change can be low cost|
The Guardian, 16 September
Seven things we learned from Lord Stern's New Climate Economy report|
The Guardian, 16 September
Climate change report: prevent damage by overhauling global economy|
Climate change remedies 'affordable', says global body|
BBC News, 17 September
Climate change report by Lord Stern shows there's still time – just|
Slowing climate change makes economic sense; cities to lead: study|
Reuters/Yahoo News, 16 September
It's clear that prosperity and climate change action can go hand in hand|
The Guardian, 16 September
Skyscrapers will help fight climate change|
The Times, 16 September
Fight against climate change seen driving economic growth|
Bloomberg, 16 September
Growth and fighting global climate change not incompatible|
FT, 16 September
Slowing climate change makes economic sense; cities to lead-study|
Daily Mail, 16 September
We can avoid climate change, and boost the world's economy – if we act now - Angel Gurria and Nicholas Stern
|The Guardian, 16 September
Miliband is under pressure to back the government's climate change plan - Bob Ward|
New Statesman, 10 September
Two secret funders of Nigel Lawson's climate sceptic organisation revealed
|The Guardian, 2 September
Global warming impacts 'severe, widespread, and irreversible', UN warns|
The Telegraph, 27 August
2014 is warmest year since records began - and third wettest|
Independent, 22 August
Global warming is here, except on the bank holiday|
The Times, 22 August
January to July weather was warmest since records began, Met Office confirms|
The Telegraph, 21 August
UK's warmest period record sparks call for greater climate action
|The Guardian, 21 August
When climate change denial is promoted in mainstream news|
20 August 2014, New Statesman
Bob Ward discusses how articles and comments from figures such as Matthew Ridley and Nigel Lawson, without balance, can mislead the British public.
White House report understates impact of climate change|
7 August, The Hill
Bob Ward argues that the recent White House report on potential economic impacts of delaying action on climate change underestimated these impacts.
Fairer fixes for the public purse lost in a chancellor's drawer|
6 August, FT
Lord Stern makes a case for UK taxation reform including the raising of taxes on congestion, pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
MPs who reject science are undermining the public interest|
30 July, New Statesman Blog
Bob Ward - On climate change and other issues, parliamentarians are ignoring the evidence.
China sees growth in a cleaner environment|
25 July, Japan Times
He Jiankun and Nicholas Stern: China - currently the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide - is emerging as a global leader in climate policy as it seeks to build a cleaner and more efficient economy.
Green hypocrisy at Northcliffe House
|25 July, Huffington Post
Bob Ward on how staff at the Daily Mail recently marked Green Week.
'Scary' climate shifts not far off
|22 July 2014. London Evening Standard. Letter to the editor.
Climate adaptation must be backed by communication|
23 July 2014, Business Green. Bob Ward calls on newly appointed Environment Secretary Liz Truss to deliver a more coherent approach to climate adaptation.
George Osborne defeated in attempt to weaken UK carbon budget|
22 July 2014, The Guardian. Ed Davey says legally-binding target for 2023-2027 – the most ambitious in the developed world – will not change.
Owen Paterson to give lecture to Nigel Lawson's climate-sceptic thinktank
|18 July, The Guardian
Just days after leaving office, former UK environment secretary agrees to deliver speech at Global Warming Policy Foundation.
Australia's carbon price repeal: the global context|
17 July, The Interpreter
With the repeal today of Australia's two-year-old carbon pricing scheme, the Abbott Government has formalised Australia's transition from climate laggard to climate wrecker. But just how serious a blow to global climate efforts is this repeal?
Watchdog must be tougher on climate sceptic 'charity'
|16 July, New Scientist
Decisive action is needed to curb Nigel Lawson's Global Warming Policy Foundation, which lobbies against climate change mitigation, says policy expert Bob Ward
We need a stronger carbon price to justify shale|
15 July, ResPublica
Professor Samuel Fankhauser examines the policy measures needed to ensure shale gas extraction is commensurate with our wider climate change objectives
Lawson's climate-sceptic group hit by charity status row
|16 July, BBC News
Climate-sceptic charity the Global Warming Policy Foundation is to relaunch in September, after a complaint about its charitable status
UK's new energy and environment ministers opposed green energy
|15 July, The Guardian
Matthew Hancock called for cuts to wind power subsidies while Liz Truss claimed renewable power was damaging the economy
Will UK reshuffle boost science and environment?|
15 July, New Scientist
Bob Ward reflects on the potential impact of the new intake of ministers on future policy.
BRICS crean un banco para la infraestructura y reservas para la crisis
|15 July, Yahoo Mexico
The Costs of Climate Change|
7 July, Channel News Asia (TV interview)
The trouble with climate change denial|
4 July, Huffington Post Blog
Today Programme criticised for giving platform to climate sceptic Lord Lawson
|3 July, The Independent
How climate change may affect your bottom line|
3 July, MPR News
UK Government Utterly Fails to Communicate About Climate Change|
30 June 2014, Huffington Post
Common sense prevails as BBC upholds Today programme climate complaint|
26 June, The Guardian
Busting the myths around emission reduction costs
|26 June, Business Green
EU leaders must stop dithering on climate change - Nicholas Stern
|25 June 2014, FT Comments
Models 'grossly underestimate' costs of global warming, Nicholas Stern says|
16 June 2014, The Sydney Morning Herald
Climate change will 'cost world far more than estimated'|
16 June 2014, Independent
Coal's share of energy market at highest level since 1970|
16 June 2014, The Guardian
A nexus approach to global challenges|
13 June 2014, The Guardian
Australian PM Tony Abbott calls for alliance with UK to counter Obama's 'left-liberal' agenda to raise taxes and 'unwise' plan to address global warming|
10 June 2014, Daily Mail
Unleash metrics on the climate change sceptics! Met Office chief wants scientists to turn to poetry to promote research
|8 June 2014, Independent
Barack Obama's carbon cuts plan is a big step in the right direction|
2 June 2014, The Guardian
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2 June 2014, El Pais
It's time to challenge Ukip over its climate change denial
|30 May 2014, New Statesman
Without transparency, Europe's carbon market reform will fail|
30 May 2014, The Conversation
No gas found in the Weald basin: Does this spell the end of the Government's dream of a fracking revolution?
|23 May 2014, Independent
Experto cree que las políticas energéticas "dubitativas" y de "ping-pong" crean incertidumbre en inversores|
26 May 2014, MSN
La Gran Historia - México y el cambio climático
Paper says several billion barrels of oil may lie under Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire – but may not be recoverable|
23 May 2014, The Guardian
Green Economy: UN joins mission to balance investment goals|
21 May 2014, Financial Times
'Climategate' had only fleeting effect on global warming scepticism|
21 May, The Guardian,
China aims for 70GW of solar in race to ditch coal|
19 May 2014, Businessgreen.com (requires subscription - free trial available)
Killer coal falling out of fashion|
19 May 2014, Canberra Times
IPCC reports 'diluted' under 'political pressure' to protect fossil fuel interests|
15 May, The Guardian
Under the sea: Incredible images show what America's most famous coastal landmarks would look like if sea levels rose by just 12 feet|
15 May, Daily Mail
Nigel Lawson's climate-change denial charity 'intimidated' environmental expert|
11 May, The Independent
Nigel Lawson's climate sceptic thinktank to launch campaigning arm|
9 May, The Guardian
Russia Says 2C Climate Goal Shouldn't Dictate Carbon Pledges|
1 May, The Washington Post
Economics is clear on the need for climate action, now it's time to act|
30 April, The Guardian
US and China lift climate change hopes with new phase of talks|
27 April, Financial Times
Britain's Conservatives to end onshore wind farm subsidies|
24 April, Reuters
Time to change the political climate|
20 April, Financial Times
IPCC report under fire|
15 April, Nature
UN climate change report on how to cut emissions
|13 April, The Guardian
Leaked climate change report: Scientific body warns of 'devastating rise of 4-5C if we carry on as we are'
|13 April, The Independent
Shale gas can help to prevent global warming - IPCC|
13 April, The Times
The IPCC report underlines why national action must be at the heart of tackling climate change
|13 April, The Independent
Climate change: Can disaster be avoided?|
13 April, Aljazeera
UN green police say ditch oil and change your diet|
12 April, The Telegraph
UN urges huge increase in green energy to avert climate disaster|
12 April, The Observer
Green tech revolution needed to avoid climate change dangers, says Nicholas Stern|
11 April, The Sydney Morning Herald
Le Giec peine à chiffrer l'effet du réchauffement climatique|
10 April, Reuters France
UN climate report seeks clearer economics to guide action|
10 April, Reuters
Slash Greenhouse Gases to Meet Climate Goals, U.N. Draft Says|
9 April, The Wall Street Journal
Time running out to beat climate change, UN warns
|9 April, Sydney Morning Herald
Cars Become Biggest Driver of Greenhouse-Gas Increases
|9 April, Bloomberg
World 'needs Plan B' on climate - IPCC report|
8 April, BBC
Britain Confronts Gas Mother Lode With Fracking by Lord Browne
|3 April, Bloomberg
Scientists challenge work of climate change dissenter|
2 April, Channel 4
Government accuses BBC of creating 'false balance' on climate change with unqualified sceptics
|2 April, The Independent
MPs criticise BBC for 'false balance' in climate change coverage|
2 April, The Guardian
MPs accuse BBC of keeping audience confused with climate change coverage
|2 April, Press Gazette
UN issues call for action over 'catastrophe of climate change'
|1 April, The Times
Britain under 'severe risk' of flood hell as global temperatures rise
|1 April, Daily Star
'We live in an era of man-made climate change' - IPCC
|31 March, Channel 4 News
'No one will be untouched': Climate change will lead to war, famine and extreme weather, claims IPCC report
|31 March, Daily Mail
Climate Change: Our Way Of Life 'In Jeopardy'
|31 March, Sky News
Climate change is hitting food production, IPCC warns
|31 March, The Times
UK warned of 'climate change flood of refugees': Droughts and heatwaves could force millions to flee their country
|31 March, Mail on Sunday
IPCC report: Tallying the damage bill of climate change
|31 March, The Sydney Morning Herald
War, hunger, disease… and worse to come: The impact of climate change all over the world
|31 March, The Metro
Thousands more 'face floods risk in Britain': Climate warning in new global report
|31 March, The Metro
El clima del planeta sera mas extremo por culpa del hombre|
30 March, ABC.es
Estados de painel de clima da ONU querem estimativas de perdas econômicas
|28 March, Reuters
The Two Numbers Climate Economists Can't Stand to See Together
|28 March, Bloomberg
Coping with climate change to cost up to $100bn a year, says UN
28 March, Financial Times (registration is required)
At UN climate talks, many seek sterner warnings of GDP losses|
28 March, Reuters
Back tracking on carbon pricing will damage Australia|
27 March, ABC News
'BBC News sticking two fingers up to management' says prof behind Trust's science impartiality report|
26 March, Press Gazette
IPCC report downplays economic impacts of climate change, reviewer says|
25 March, Sydney Morning Herald
Global warming to hit Asia hardest, warns new report on climate change|
22 March, The Guardian
End this obsession over climate change: It stops us tackling floods and storms now say experts|
20 March, Mail Online
Osborne to cut £7bn in heavy industry fuel bills and cap tax on carbon emissions in boost for manufacturing|
20 March, Mail Online
UK freezes carbon tax plan for electricity sector|
20 March, The Age
Osborne's energy measures please firms but anger environmentalists|
19 March, The Guardian
U.K. Freezes CO2 Tax in $12 Billion Plan to Cut Power Cost
|19 March, The Washington Post
Il grande bluff del costo dell'energia|
16 March, Trend Online
Switzerland Seeks Precision as Nations Shape Carbon Markets|
10 March, The Washington Post
'Carbon bubble' threatens stock markets, say MPs|
6 March, BBC
Shut up and listen, Cabinet minister tells Tory climate sceptics|
6 March, The Times
UK needs 100 bln pounds more to meet 2020 carbon targets-report|
6 March, Reuters
Home computers to help scientists assess climate role in UK's wet winter|
4 March, The Guardian
Britain 'ahead of curve' on green targets|
3 March, The Times
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sir James Dyson among centre-right figures trying to reclaim the green agenda for conservative politicians around the world
|26 February, The Independant
Discount rates, ethical conundrums, and compromising on climate policy|
26 February, Business Green
World begins 2014 with unusual number of extreme weather events
|25 February, The Guardian
A high price for ignoring the risks of catastrophe
18 February, Financial Times
UK weather: Storms are clear sign of climate change and worse to come will lead to conflict and war, says Lord Stern
|14 February, The Independant
Freaky Friday: Snow, rain and more storms heading Yorkshire's way
|14 February, Yorkshire Post
Climate change: hard rain, hard truths
|13 February, The Guardian
Flooding and storms in UK are clear signs of climate change, says Lord Stern|
13 February, The Guardian
UK weather: Fury rises with the flood waters causing havoc and evacuations across Britain
|8 February, The Independent
Energy prices have overstated impact on EU industry - report|
6 February, Reuters
Power cuts and floods as storms wreak fresh havoc|
5 February, The Telegraph
Why do we insist on building on flood plains?|
2 February, The Independent
Heat is on as Met Office is accused of a 'warm bias' in annual forecasts
|29 January, The Times (Registration is required)
Climate scepticism blamed as Owen Paterson slashes spending on global warming|
26 January, The Independent
Proof wind turbines take thousands off your home: Value of houses within 1.2 miles of large wind farms slashed by 11%, study finds|
25 January, Daily Mail
Les 27 doivent s'entendre pour accélérer la croissance verte
|24 January, Le Monde
Lord Stern: I should have been fiercer in climate change review
|23 January, Guardian
Europe to cut carbon 40% by 2030
|23 January, ABC
Climat: l'Europe se fixe un nouveau cap pour 2030, les Etats louvoient|
22 January, L'Echo
Climate change is NOT main cause of floods, say experts: Building on plains and cutting down trees are among the true reasons
|22 January, Daily Mail
European Commission resists calls for carbon 'central bank'
19 January, Financial Times (Registration is required)
Climate Protection May Cut World GDP 4% by 2030, UN Says|
17 January, Bloomberg
UK fracking frenzy could breach emissions targets
13 January, New Scientist
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This weekend the NAC will host the 2nd Annual Celtic Tri-Nations Novice Diving Cup, organised in partnership betweeen Swim Ireland and Shamrock Diving Club. The event brings together teams from Wales, Scotland and Ireland in an exciting new diving competition format designed to maximise the competitive experience for participating teams. The event looks to energise our nations young divers and to help drive the sport forward. Local TD and Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar will be attending Saturday aftenoon to present medals, along with our own Swim Ireland CEO Sarah Keane.
The divers, who range in age from 6 to 16 years, representing Ireland hail from Shamrock Diving Club and Diving Academy of Northern Ireland will each complete a number of dives and skills over the two days of competition. Medals will be awarded in 5 different age groups for each of the 4 circuits of dives and skills.
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Naomi Watts took a big risk in taking on the role of the late but still very beloved Princess Diana for the upcoming biopic "Diana." In fact, the risk was so big that she actually turned the part down twice before finally agreeing to do it in February 2012. Speaking about the movie in an interview with the U.K.'s Sunday Times (via Grazia Daily), the 44-year-old Oscar-nominated actress confesses that she was worried about how people -- specifically Diana's sons, Princes William and Harry -- would react to the film.
"The biggest reason that made me pause was how the princes were going to be feel about this," Watts tells the paper. "There was actually quite an eerie moment in London when I did see Prince William in a restaurant, and I got very nervous, because if I caught his eye I didn't want to interpret a look and think he had a negative feeling about this idea, so I made sure not to look."
PHOTOS: Naomi Watts as Princess Diana
Watts notes that her fear led her to reject the role. "I turned it down twice," she says. But the thought of playing Princess Diana continued to haunt her.
"I was a little bit torn," she tells the Times of her initial response, "but once I'd said no, I wasn't completely at peace. Sometimes when you say no, you feel free, but it just wasn't the case."
"There was something very intriguing about this woman's life. It was extraordinary," Watts continues. "She always lived a privileged life, but there was nothing ordinary about the construct she moved into. I liked the idea that there was this fame -- no one at that level can really survive it, I think. It's a very dark thing, but it's kind of true."
PHOTOS: Princess Diana's pregnancy with Prince William
"I do care deeply about how the princes feel, of course," she adds. "I am a mum of two boys. But it was a story that was bound to be told at some point, and it's possibly fresher than people expected." (Watts and actor Liev Schreiber have two sons, Sasha, 6, and Samuel, 4.)
Fresh, maybe -- but true? Princess Diana's ex-love Hasnat Khan doesn't think so. Khan, played by Naveen Andrews in the movie, told the U.K.'s Mail on Sunday recently that the biopic got their romance "completely wrong."
"I don't see this movie doing well at all," he said of the film, which centers around his two-year relationship with the late princess. "It is based on gossip and Diana's friends talking about a relationship that they didn't know much about, and some of my relatives who didn't know much about it either. It is all based on hypotheses and gossip."
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Khan noted that he not seen the movie -- nor does he plan to see it after its release in November. "A friend asked me the other day if I would sneak into a cinema to see the film. But there is no way I will watch it," Khan, nicknamed "Mr. Wonderful" by Princess Diana, told the Daily Mail. "There's no way I am going to go anywhere near it, not now or ever."
"Most of it is going to be based on gossip, and if I watched it I would be sitting there saying, 'That's wrong, that's wrong, that's not right' every second," he continued. "I couldn't put myself through that. It would be absolutely terrible."
According to a recent Vanity Fair cover story, Khan was the true love of Diana's life, even though she was linked to Dodi Fayed at the time of her death. Fayed was killed along with the princess in a car crash in Paris on Aug. 31, 1997.
"Diana" will be released in the United States through Entertainment One on Nov. 1, 2013.
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The United States military fired or disciplined nearly 500 service members for sexual harassment in a 12-month period, with nearly 13 percent of complaints filed involving repeat offenders.
The Department of Defense released its first formal report on sexual harassment in a briefing on Thursday that came amid criticism from Congress over how the department handles sexual assaults and related crimes.
The report says that 1,366 reports of sexual harassment were filed in the fiscal year that ended on September 30. The cases involved 496 offenders across the services and National Guard. Of the cases reported, 59 percent were substantiated, the report adds.
Stronger mechanisms
Department officials believe harassment in the military is often under-reported.
"We want a climate where everybody reports whenever they're offended," an official quoted in the Pentagon's press release said. "We are not leaving any options off the table to prevent sexual harassment."
The department is expected to place a greater emphasis on improving oversight and training, as well as putting stronger mechanisms in place for managing sexual harassment incidents, the Pentagon said.
The reported harassment cases across the military were significantly lower than the number of reported sexual assaults. Earlier this month, the department reported 5,061 cases of sexual assault for the fiscal year, a 50-percent increase over the previous year.
Defence officials said assaults were often preceded by harassment.
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OS X Yosemite
OS X Yosemite is version 10.10 of Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system for Macintosh desktop, laptop and server computers. OS X Yosemite was introduced at Apple's 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in early June 2014 along with iOS 8, with official availability for both operating systems expected in the fall.
Yosemite is the eleventh update for Mac OS X, following earlier updates for the operating system: Cheetah (v10.0), Puma (v10.1), Jaguar (v10.2), Panther (v10.3), Tiger (v10.4), Leopard (v10.5), Snow Leopard (v10.6), Lion (v10.7), Mountain Lion (v10.8), and Mavericks (v10.9).
Starting with the Mavericks release, Apple dropped the big cat-based nomenclature of OS X releases and launched a new series of names based on locations in Apple's home state of California. OS X Yosemite takes its name from the national park in the eastern part of the state that is a popular destination for its beautiful waterfalls and granite cliffs.
What's New in Yosemite?
OS X Yosemite introduces a number of key new features to go along with an iOS 7-inspired makeover for the interface. The most prominent of the new additions is a collection of features called Continuity that focuses on unifying the experience between OS X computers and Apple's iOS mobile operating system.
Continuity features include Shared AirDrop for easily sending files between Macs and nearby iPhones or iPads, an Instant Hotspot feature for providing Wi-Fi and internet connectivity on Macs from an iPhone or iPad, phone integration between Macs and iPhones, SMS relaying, and a handy Handoffs feature for sharing "work-in-progress" documents and other files between Mac and iOS devices.
Additional new features and enhancements in OS X Yosemite include Notification Center and iCloud improvements, a redesigned and more powerful Spotlight search tool, Mail Drop and Mail Markup capabilities and more.
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Anya Kamenetz, author of Generation Debt and DIY U, and I were invited to appear this morning on The Brian Leher Show on NPR (93.9 FM- WNYC in New York) to discuss the relative merits or lack thereof behind the ill-conceived campaign to get a million student loan borrowers to pledge to voluntarily default on their student loans.
A clip of Paul Krugman from earlier in the week was played wherein he expressed his skepticism over whether a mass default is the "right" thing to do and he spoke only of the minor consequences that it would have on the overall economy. What he did not say, however, despite what some would have you think, is that he believed that participation in such a pledge would "not be such a big deal" to anyone who actually goes through with voluntarily defaulting because, in reality, the consequences would be dire.
Unfortunately, an opportunistic cancer on the movement with only a passing and casual relationship to the truth, was able to weasel her way onto the show by misrepresenting herself as an official representative of the #OccupyStudentDebt campaign pledge to voluntarily default on student loans.
The very first words out of her mouth was a "correction" that she hasn't been promoting the pledge to default - verifiably and demonstrably untrue), adding nothing of value to the conversation, other than a baseless and irrational criticism of the "language of forgiveness" being somehow detrimental to the overall cause for student loan reform.
What I failed to bring up is that, originally, this movement was called "Cancel Student Loan to Stimulate the Economy" but, because of the input of several people, including most prominently, the aforementioned cancer with whom I've since cut all ties due to her self-centered, unscrupulous, and duplicitous behavior, convinced me that I should change the name from "Cancel" to "Forgive." Only now that she's been relegated to total irrelevance and complete obscurity does she suddenly have a problem with the word "Forgiveness." Further proof that she'll say anything to get the attention she so desperately and pathetically craves.
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She states "Even worse, if you default on your federal loans, they can garnish your (a) disability checks, (b) paychecks, and (c) even Social Security checks. In a word, student loan debt is destroying the lives of millions of people." yet she continues on to urge a debtors strike?


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1 Den Gyldene Freden
Österlånggatan 51 S - 103 17 Old Stockholm Gamla Stan
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Type of cuisine : Traditional
Menu: 320SEK/ 395SEK - Carte: 300SEK/715SEK
Dating back to 1722 and reputedly the city's oldest restaurant; the Swedish Academy - who award the Nobel Prize for literature - meet here weekly. Two rustic, café style, candle-filled dining rooms. Good choice of refined Swedish dishes with modern i..2014
2 Rolfs Kök
Tegnérgatan 41 S - 111 61 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : modern
Menu: 129SEK (weekday lunch) - Carte: 335SEK/695SEK
Buzzy restaurant in a lively commercial district, run by a passionate chef-owner and attracting a loyal local following. Contemporary interior designed by famous Swedish artists. Open kitchen involves guests in the preparation; dishes include homely ..2014
3 Brasserie Bobonne
Storgatan 12 S - 114 51 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : French
Menu: 295SEK/ 498SEK - Carte: 330SEK/605SEK
Sweet little two-roomed restaurant with comfy chairs, period floor tiles and a homely feel. Open-plan kitchen fills the room with pleasant aromas. Blackboard lists tasty, well-balanced dishes crafted from fresh ingredients. Menus are French-inspired,..2014
4 Proviant
Sturegatan 19 S - 114 36 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : Swedish
Menu: 575SEK (dinner) - Carte: 470SEK/565SEK
Lively restaurant boasting smart, contemporary décor, a small counter and an adjoining foodstore; located in a chic residential area by Sture Park. Swedish ingredients feature highly - choose from the rustic, classically based dishes on the blackboar..2014
5 Sjögräs
Timmermansgatan 24 S - 118 55 Södermalm
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Type of cuisine : French
Carte: 363SEK/614SEK
Lively restaurant in a pleasant residential area by Mariatorget Park. An open kitchen dominates the room, which blends Gallic and Scandic styling. Concise, French-influenced menu features some complex combinations. Over 300 choices of rum.2014
6 Pubologi
Stora Nygatan 20 S - 111 27 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: 550SEK/ 700SEK
Buzzy restaurant-cum-gastropub with one long, communal table and several smaller ones; place settings have illuminated drawers for the menu and cutlery. Tasty dishes are half usual size, wine is on shelves and there are 8 cask beers.2014
7 Oaxen Slip
Beckholmsvägen 26 S - 115 21 Djurgården
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Type of cuisine : Traditional
Carte: 355SEK/565SEK
A bright, bustling Swedish-style bistro overlooking the water. Light floods the room and boats hang from the girders as a nod to the local ship building industry. The food is wholesome and heartening; whole fish dishes are a speciality.2014
Jakobsbergsgatan 15 S - 111 44 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : Asian
Menu: 255SEK - Carte: 245SEK/525SEK
Pass the EAT fast food outlet in this upmarket shopping mall and head for the slick bistro with its central cocktail bar. It offers a fusion of British, French and Asian cuisine - hence the name 'European Asian Taste'. Dishes are flavoursome and well..2014
9 Ulla Winbladh
Rosendalsvägen 8 S - 115 21 Djurgården
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Type of cuisine : Swedish
Carte: 268SEK/655SEK
Set in a charming park location and originally built as a steam bakery for the 1897 Stockholm World Fair. Choose between several knick-knack filled rooms and a large summer terrace. Traditional Swedish menu features plenty of herring and fish roe in ..2014
10 Frantzén
Lilla Nygatan 21 S - 111 28 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: (set menu only) 2100SEK
Intimate restaurant serving just 17 guests an evening, with an experienced team on show in the open kitchen. Dishes change daily and are formed around the finest seasonal produce, used at its peak. Refined, creative cooking employs some well-mastered..2014
11 Mathias Dahlgren-Matsalen
Södra Blasieholmshamnen 6 S - 103 27 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: (set menu only) 1750SEK/ 1900SEK
Ultra-stylish waterfront restaurant in the city's top hotel, which mixes elegant architectural features and contemporary furnishings. Two set menus are presented on an iPad; cooking is light and focuses on textures and natural flavours. Slick, unobtr..2014
12 Ekstedt
Humlegårdsgatan 17 S - 114 46 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : meats and grills
Menu: 890SEK/ 990SEK
Relaxed brasserie where dishes are cooked in a wood-burning oven, over a fire-pit or smoked through a chimney - the woods used range from apple to rowanberry. Choose from the day's 4 and 6 course menus; dishes are given their finishing touches at the..2014
13 Gastrologik
Artillerigatan 14 S - 114 51 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: (surprise menu only) 795SEK/ 1095SEK
Intimate restaurant owned and run by two accomplished young Swedish chefs; one from the south, one from the north. The emphasis is on top quality Swedish ingredients with minimal accompaniments. The evening's produce is displayed on a table, explaine..2014
14 Oaxen Krog
Beckholmsvägen 26 S - 115 21 Djurgården
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: 1600SEK/ 2000SEK
A charming waterside location; diners are led through a secret door in Oaxen Slip into this stylish, oak-furnished room with its warm, natural feel. Choose either 10 or 6 courses of 'New Nordic' cuisine: dishes are allied to nature and the seasons; t..2014
Rödbotorget 2 S - 111 52 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: 290SEK (weekday lunch) / 1250SEK - Carte: 685SEK/1065SEK
Stylish restaurant in the Academy of Arts, with warm green hues and spacious bar. Choice of tasting menu or monthly themed à la carte - both feature a well-balanced mix of traditional and innovative dishes crafted from quality ingredients. Set 'Chef'..2014
16 Esperanto
Kungstensgatan 2 (1st Floor) S - 114 25 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: 1300SEK
Understated, candlelit restaurant on the first floor of a converted theatre, boasting an impressive curved ceiling and a pleasant lounge-bar. Creative, original cooking is light and flavours are well-defined. The 8 and 10 course menus mix Swedish and..2014
17 Mathias Dahlgren-Matbaren
Södra Blasieholmshamnen 6 S - 103 27 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : modern
Carte: 445SEK/685SEK
Vibrant restaurant featuring stylish design furniture, where you can have anything from one course to a full meal. The concise, modern menu changes up to twice a day, featuring carefully crafted, perfectly balanced recipes with a simple yet playful s..2014
18 Operakällaren
Operahuset, Karl XII's Torg S - 111 86 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : classic
Menu: 1200SEK/ 1450SEK - Carte: 935SEK/1085SEK
Sweden's most opulent restaurant is set in the historic Opera House. Stunning high-ceilinged room displays 19C wood carvings, original frescoes and elegant chandeliers. Have pre-dinner drinks in the contrastingly modern bar, then enjoy carefully cons..2014
19 Smak
Oxtorgsgatan 14 S - 111 57 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : innovative
Menu: 140SEK/ 600SEK
Large, contemporary restaurant from the same owners as F12. Express-style light lunches. Interesting dinners consist of innovative tasting plates with Asian influences; choose 3, 5 or 7 dishes by 'flavour', along with a flavour of drink.2014
20 Prinsen
Mäster Samuelsgatan 4 S - 111 44 Stockholm
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Type of cuisine : Traditional
Menu: 515SEK - Carte: 307SEK/743SEK
Characterful eatery with a bustling bistro style and a large basement bar serving seafood and snacks. Since opening in 1897, it's been frequented by literary and artistic figures. Menus mix French, Swedish and Mediterranean influences.2014


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Problems with iCloud in Writer 1.2.2
I just updated to 1.2.2 and my "iCloud" just shows everything in my ~/ directory. All my recent documents that were saved to iCloud, I have no access to. Even the ones that are displayed in the "recent" menu, are all disabled.
Actually it looks like it's ~/Documents.
I can open up recent iCloud documents that show when I right click the dock icon, but using the File menu up top shows everything disabled.
ah.. well it seems that clicking "iCloud" in the open document dialogue, just hides the folder view that is visible when "on my Mac" is clicked...
I can create a new file, but no longer have the option of saving to iCloud. I have checked in system preferences, and I /am/ currently logged into iCloud.
I am on 10.8 DP3. The previous version worked fine. I have had no problems until I updated to 1.2.2 today.
Same problem here. 1.2.2, 10.8 DP3 with latest updates installed.
Mountain Lion's "Open File" dialog displays TextEdit's iCloud documents folder unless it's empty, then ~/Desktop unless it's empty, then ~/Documents, and when I create a new document I can't save it to iCloud at all — the option doesn't exist in "Save File" dialog.
Also, it looks like the File > iCloud menu works, it's very inconvenient, since Mountain Lion pop up its "Open File" dialog (which I've grown used to).
Thanks for looking into the issue!
I can't perform the update to 1.2.2 because the App store tells me to sign in via an Apple ID that is not my own ([email blocked] -- see image). I am not offered an opportunity to download using my actual Apple ID.
This problem happens only when I'm trying to update iA Writer to 1.2.2. No other app purchase or update triggers this App store response.
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Roger, I think this may happen if a receipt for this Apple ID exists in the app bundle. Where did you get that copy of the app? To fix this error, move current version of Writer to Trash, and simply install 1.2.2 instead of updating.
I'm sorry to hear you're having problems with the 1.2.2 update. We'll investigate these issues, but unfortunately we can not promise Writer will work on 10.8 until it is released. Thank you for your understanding on this.
@Roger — iA Writer 1.2.2 should appear in Updates, and once you've updated in Purchases. If you've updated but are still getting 1.2.1, please delete iA Writer.app, sign into the App Store using your Apple ID, and reinstall from the App Store.
Happy writing!
I understand that you cannot guarantee it working in 10.8. Is there any chance you can make the previous version available for a quick download?
I too cannot open any documents that I had in iCloud in the previous version. It says that I need to configure iCloud, but I already have. I am not running 10.8 ,but 10.7.4.
We're trying to find the bug now, but we haven't been able to replicate it yet. To help, if you have a problem using iCloud in Writer 1.2.2, please mention:
- the version of OS X you're using
- what happens when you try to use iCloud
- whether it's repeatable or only happens occasionally
If you're experiencing crashes trying to use iCloud, we'd really appreciate it if you could attach a crash log. You can find this in the Finder using Go > Go to Folder… and entering ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports. Alternatively you can use the utility Console.app: look for the crash log under Files > ~/Library/Logs > CrashReporter, click on the most recent Writer crash log, and choose File > Save a Copy As…
Unfortunately we can't provide the previous version for download. I'm sorry we haven't worked this out yet, but we will try to solve it as soon as we can.
Happy writing!
after reinstalling iCloud works
No worries mate. I appreciate you looking into it..
I am on:
10.8 DP3 (latest update)
I have uninstalled iAWriter (including plist), and reinstalled, but no luck..
attached is what I see.
If I click on "on my mac" it brings up folder selection... clicking iCloud just hides the folder selection..
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I have the same issues as @Critter. The issues are consistently reproducible, and nothing fixes them (I've tried reinstalling Writer, removing all of the configuration files, etc).
I am using 10.7.4 on my Mac and I cannot even access iCloud on iAwriter with this version. I could in the previous version. When I go to my iCloud settings, it shows that I have iA Writer documents in iCloud, but they are not accessible through iA Writer.
i had exactly the same trouble and solved it without re-installing by:
I run the last beta 1.2.2f2 once again, closed it and could open the final version 1.2.2 without the bug appearing.
This happened in the final version of 1.2.2 for me, and I uninstalled and and reinstalled and the same problem.
I'm also experiencing the exact same scenario as Critter mentions above. I am on 10.8 DP3 - just updated to the latest version of iA Writer (1.2.2) and I can't access my previous files in iCloud that I created in iA Writer before.
Same problem here. OS X 10.8 DP3 latest version. iCloud shows my local files. iCloud option not available when saving. Move document to iCloud in menu bar works fine. Opening files from iCloud in the menu bar works fine as well. No crashes here. Other apps that use iCloud, like Coda 2, don't have this problem.
I'm sorry for the ongoing problems you're experiencing with iCloud in Writer 1.2.2. We haven't resolved the issue with Mountain Lion 10.8 DP3 yet, but we were able to replicate and solve iCloud showing the content of ~/Documents in Mac OS X 10.7.4:
- Delete iA Writer + preferences with AppCleaner
- Disable MobileMe
- Restart computer
- Install iA Writer from the App Store (Purchases section)
I've attached a screenshot of the files AppCleaner deletes.
For anyone having problems with iCloud in Writer 1.2.2 on Lion, please try this and let me know if it fixes the issue for you. For people on Mountain Lion I'm sorry we don't have a solution for you yet, but we'll let you know as soon as we can.
Happy writing!
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We've tested Writer 1.2.2 with iCloud in Mountain Lion DP 4 and it seems to be working as expected. If you update to DP 4, please let me know if this problem continues or if Writer+iCloud works for you. Also, is anyone on Lion or Snow Leopard who has tried the above suggestions still having problems? If so please let me know.
Happy writing!
Hi Oli,
Running DP 4 and everything is back to normal. Thanks for the effort!
I have a question about the iOS apps. Can I email you about this?
Happy to hear it. You can contact us at writer atmark informationarchitects.jp or start a private support discussion here.
Happy writing!
hmmm. I've upgraded to DP4, but I still seem to have the same issues as with DP3.
I'll delete all my preferences, and give it a go again.
well that sucked.
ran into a bit of a snafu. deleted app. turned off iCloud. turned it back on.. computer locked. had to hard reboot. BAM.
grey screen of death at start up.. some horrible 20 second loop. Took computer to apple. they reinstalled Lion. I reinstalled DP4.
iA Writer works as it should now.
TL;DR: Ate ice cream and drank coffee during reboot. iA Writer works fine now. Thanks
@Critter — well, the ice cream and coffee part sounds good, at least :/ I'm sorry to hear about your problems, but I'm glad everything is working as expected for you now.
Happy writing!
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