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A dad's journey of discovery and (many) diapers
Yearly Archive for 2012
Congratulations Graduates
This past weekend, we did what thousands of others were doing. We participated in a high school graduation party. I know it's almost the Fourth of July but the parties continue, colleges are still being selected and young adults are taking the next big step. We had a great time at my cousin Brian's party. It […] [Read More]
Motherly instincts?
Abbi is a sponge. She absorbs everything that is said and done around her. It was bedtime. Abbi had on her footed pajamas with a zipper that goes from mid calf to her neck. She was enjoying her final minutes of play before lights out. Her toy of choice was a net bag with suction cups. […] [Read More]
Aww nuts
It's no surprise that Abbi is growing and getting taller all the time. Her height is a problem right now. She's at the perfect length so that when I carry her, my, um, cashews are very vulnerable. I've taken a beating lately and it's not just when I'm carrying her. The other day, I was […] [Read More]
Chair to chair
Unless you haven't been outside in the last 36 or so hours, you know that we're going through one of our (more normal) high heat days. It quite sticky and freakin' hot. I call this chair to chair weather. I only want to move from one chair to the other. This weather isn't enjoyable to […] [Read More]
Everything is better upside down
˥ɐʇǝlʎ' onɹ ɥonsǝ ɥɐs qǝǝu ƃǝʇʇıuƃ ɐ loʇ oɟ ɯılǝs onʇ oɟ ʇɥıuƃs qǝıuƃ ndsıpǝ poʍu˙ ∀plǝɹ ʍɐs lɐʎıuƃ ou ʇɥǝ qǝp ʇɥǝ oʇɥǝɹ pɐʎ ɐup I lǝɐuǝp oʌǝɹ ɥıɯ ndsıpǝ poʍu˙ Hǝ ʇɥonƃɥʇ ʇɥɐʇ ʍɐs ʇɥǝ ɟnuuıǝsʇ ʇɥıuƃ˙ ⅄on,p lɐnƃɥ ʇoo ıɟ ʎon looʞǝp nd ɐup sɐʍ ɯʎ ɥǝɐp ıu ʇɥǝ oddosıʇǝ pıɹǝɔʇıou oɟ […] [Read More]
If you could live anywhere
I would say that where you choose to live is an essential piece of parenting. It's probably overshadowed in the parenting report card by how you discipline, what you feed them, and how you teach them to interact. I'm always intrigued by these 10 Best Places to Live lists. Some say City X because of […] [Read More]
What do I want for Father's Day?
I can't even remember what I was doing but the other day Em stopped me and asked the dreaded "Is there anything you would like for Father's Day" question. Of course, I hadn't even thought about it and told her I'd have to think about it. There's nothing that I've had my eye on for […] [Read More]
The power of stickers
We're still going through the phase with Abbi where she doesn't want to get in her car seat. Frankly, it's getting old fast. It is truly amazing how strong a 20 month old can be when the do not want to do something. Em and I could easily out muscle her but 1) that's not […] [Read More]
Public Restrooms
Is t there a difference between a guy taking his daughter into the men's room and a mother taking her son into the women's room? I'd argue the latter is more socially accepted. By definition public restrooms are gross. While we all do our share of #1 and #2, it's not generally something that you […] [Read More]
BIG Sandwich mystery solved
A very quick post this morning The BIG sandwich mystery has been solved It's from a coloring book. There is a page that has Elmo holding a very large sandwich. Remember, anything Elmo does supercedes everything else. [Read More]
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- Animation Studio: The Fearless Film & Video Corporation, Atomic Cartoons
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- Cartoon Characters: Pelswick Eggert, Mr. Jimmy, Boyd Scullarzo, Ace Nakamura, Gram Gram, Sandra Scoddle, Julie Smockford, Kate Eggert, Goon Gunderson, Quentin Eggert.
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- Written By Steven Sullivan.
- Music: Pure West, Amy Fritz.
- Editor: Simon Marcroft.
- First Aired on October 31, 2001.
- Originally Aired on Nickelodeon.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Parameters that Affect Printing
Setting the Figure Size and Position
Setting the Paper Size or Type
Setting the Axes Ticks and Limits
Setting Line and Text Characteristics
Setting the Line and Text Color
Specifying a Colorspace for Printing and Exporting
Excluding User Interface Controls from Printed Output
The table below shows parameters that you can set before submitting your figure to the printer.
The Parameter column lists all parameters that you can change.
The Default column shows the MATLAB® default setting.
The Dialog Box column shows which dialog box to use to set that parameter. If you can make this setting on only one platform, this is noted in parentheses: (W) for Windows®, and (U) for UNIX®.
Some dialog boxes have tabs at the top to enable you to select a certain category. These categories are denoted in the table below using the format <dialogbox>/<tabname>. For example, Print Preview/Layout... in this column means to use the Print Preview dialog box, selecting the Layout tab.
The print Command or set Property column shows how to set the parameter using the MATLAB print or set function. When using print, the table shows the appropriate command option (for example, print -loose). When using set, it shows the property name to set along with the type of object (for example, (Line) for line objects).
Dialog Box
print Command or set Property
Last active window
print -fhandle
System default
print -pprinter
8-by-6 inches
Print Preview/Layout
PaperSize (Figure) PaperUnits (Figure)
0.25 in. from left, 2.5 in. from bottom
Print Preview/Layout
PaperPosition (Figure) PaperUnits (Figure)
Print Preview/Layout
PaperPositionMode (Figure)
Print Preview/Layout
PaperType (Figure)
Print Preview/Layout
PaperOrientation (Figure)
Selected automatically
Print Preview/Advanced
print -painters | -opengl
Print Preview/Advanced
RendererMode (Figure)
Depends on driver or graphics format
Print Preview/Advanced
print -rresolution
Print Preview/Advanced
XTickMode, etc. (Axes)
Force to white
Print Preview/Color
Color (Figure) InvertHardCopy (Figure)
As in the figure
Print Preview/Lines/Text
FontSize (Text)
Regular font
Print Preview/Lines/Text
FontWeight (Text)
As in the figure
Print Preview/Lines/Text
LineWidth (Line)
Black or white
Figure Copy Template
LineStyle (Line)
Black and white
Print Preview/Lines/Text
Color (Line, Text)
RGB color
Print Preview/Color (U)
print -cmyk
Print Preview/Advanced
print -noui
print -loose
Copy Options (W)
See "Background color"
Same as screen size
Copy Options (W)
See "Figure Size"
By default, the current figure prints. If you have more than one figure open, the current figure is the last one that was active. To make a different figure active, click it to bring it to the foreground.
Specify a figure using the command
print -fhandle
This example sends Figure No. 2 to the printer.
print -f2
You can select the printer you want to use with the Print dialog box or with the print function.
Select the printer from the list box near the top of the Print dialog box.
You can select the printer using the -P switch of the print function.
This example prints Figure No. 3 to a printer called Calliope.
print -f3 -PCalliope
If the printer name has spaces in it, put single quotation marks around the -P option, as shown here.
print '-Pmy local printer'
Note: On Macintosh computers, printer names shown in the print dialog might not work when specified at the command line using the -P option. Use the following command to get the names of the printers you can use with the -P option on your system.
[~,printers] = findprinters
Using a Network Print Server. On Windows systems, you can print to a network print server using the form shown here for a printer named trinity located on a computer named PRINTERS.
print -P\\PRINTERS\trinity
The default output figure size is 8 inches wide by 6 inches high, which maintains the aspect ratio (width to height) of the MATLAB figure window. The figure's default position is centered both horizontally and vertically when printed to a paper size of 8.5-by-11 inches.
You can change the size and position of the figure:
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu to open the Print Preview dialog box. Click the Layout tab to make changes to the size and position of your figure on the printed page.
Use the text edit boxes on the left to enter new dimensions for your figure. Or, use the handlebars on the rulers in the right-hand pane to drag the margins and location of your figure with the mouse. The outer handlebars move the figure toward or away the nearest margin, while the central handlebar repositions the figure on the page without changing its proportions. Guidelines appear while you are using the handlebars.
Settings you can change in the Layout tab are as follows:
Placement. Choose whether you want the figure to be the same size as it is displayed on your screen, or you want to manually change its size using the options in the Layout pane.
When you select the Use manual size and position mode, type the widths of any of the four margins and the preview image responds after each entry you make. Select units of measure (inches/centimeters/points) with pushbuttons on the Units section on the bottom of the pane.
You can use the four buttons at the bottom of the Placement section to expand the figure to fill the page, make its aspect ratio (ratio of y-extent to x-extent) as printed match that of the figure, center the figure on the page, or restore the setup to what it was when you opened the Print Preview dialog. Selecting Fill page can alter the aspect ratio of your image. To get the maximum figure size without altering the aspect ratio, select Fix aspect ratio.
Auto (actual size, centered). Select this option to center the figure on the page; it will be the same size as it is in the figure window. The four buttons below the control are dimmed when you select this option.
Note Changes you make using Print Preview affect the printed output only. They do not alter the figure displayed on your screen.
To print your figure with a specific size or position, make sure the PaperPositionMode property is set to manual (the default). Then set the PaperPosition property to the desired size and position.
The PaperPosition property references a four-element row vector that specifies the position and dimensions of the printed output. The form of the vector is
[left bottom width height]
left specifies the distance from the left edge of the paper to the left edge of the figure.
bottom specifies the distance from the bottom of the paper to the bottom of the figure.
width and height specify the figure's width and height.
The default values for PaperPosition are
[0.25 2.5 8.0 6.0]
This example sets the figure size to a width of 4 inches and height of 2 inches, with the origin of the figure positioned 2 inches from the left edge of the paper and 1 inch from the bottom edge.
set(gcf, 'PaperPositionMode', 'manual'); set(gcf, 'PaperUnits', 'inches'); set(gcf, 'PaperPosition', [2 1 4 2]);
Set the paper size by specifying the dimensions or by choosing from a list of predefined paper types. If you do not set a paper size or type, the default paper size of 8.5-by-11 inches is used.
Paper-size and paper-type settings are interrelated—if you set a paper type, the paper size also updates. For example, if you set the paper type to US Legal, the width of the paper updates to 8.5 inches and the height to 14 inches.
You can change the paper size and orientation:
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu to open the Print Preview dialog box. Click the Layout tab to make changes to the paper type and orientation of the figure on the printed page.
Settings you can change in the Layout tab are as follows:
Paper Format, Units and Orientation. Select a paper type from the list under Format. If there is no paper type with suitable dimensions, enter your own dimensions in the Width and Height fields. Make sure Units is set appropriately to inches, centimeters, or points. If you change units after setting a paper width and height, the Width and Height fields update to use the units you just selected. The page region in the preview pane updates to show the new paper format or size when you change them.
Use the Orientation buttons to select how you want the figure to be oriented on the printed page. The illustration under Setting the Paper Orientation shows the three types of orientation you can choose from.
Note Changes you make using Print Preview affect the printed output only. They do not alter the figure displayed on your screen.
Set the PaperType property to one of the built-in MATLAB paper types, or set the PaperSize property to the dimensions of the paper.
When you select a paper type, the unit of measure is not automatically updated. We recommend that you set the PaperUnits property first.
For example, these commands set the units to centimeters and the paper type to A4.
set(gcf, 'PaperUnits', 'centimeters'); set(gcf, 'PaperType', 'A4');
This example sets the units to inches and sets the paper size of 5-by-7 inches.
set(gcf, 'PaperUnits', 'inches'); set(gcf, 'PaperSize', [5 7]);
If you set a paper size for which there is no matching paper type, the PaperType property is automatically set to 'custom'.
Paper orientation refers to how the paper is oriented with respect to the figure. The choices are Portrait (the default), Landscape, and Rotated.
You can change the orientation of the figure:
The figure below shows the same figure printed using the three different orientations.
Note The Rotated orientation is not supported by all printers. When the printer does not support it, landscape is used.
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu and select the Layout tab. (See Using the Graphical User Interface).
Use the PaperOrientation figure property or the orient function. Use the orient function if you always want your figure centered on the paper.
The following example sets the orientation to landscape:
set(gcf, 'PaperOrientation', 'landscape');
Centering the Figure. If you set the PaperOrientation property from portrait to either of the other two orientation schemes, you might find that what was previously a centered image is now positioned near the paper's edge. You can either adjust the position (use the PaperPosition property), or you can use the orient function, which always centers the figure on the paper.
The orient function takes the same argument names as PaperOrientation. For example,
orient rotated;
A renderer is software and/or hardware that enables MATLAB to display, print, or export a figure. With regard to printing, the renderer determines if the output is a vector or a bitmap format.
For information on specifying the renderer, see these sections:
MATLAB supports two rendering methods with the following characteristics:
Draws figures using vector graphics
Generally produces results that scale better and can be edited in application programs designed for this purpose
The renderer for creating PostScript®, EPS, PDF, metafile, or SVG files.
Draws figures using bitmap (raster) graphics
Generally faster than Painter's
Can access graphics rendering hardware available on some systems
Avoids possible limitations of Painter's with regard to sorting graphics objects arranged in 3-D views
For more detailed information about changing rendering methods, see the Figure Renderer property.
Set the renderer appropriately for the type of output file:
Use Painter's for vector format
Use OpenGL for bitmap formats
Open the Print Preview dialog box by selecting Print Preview from the figure window's File menu. Select the Advanced tab.
In the Renderer drop-down menu, select the desired rendering method from the list box.
You can use the Renderer property or a switch with the print function to set the renderer for printing or exporting. These two lines each set the renderer for the current figure to painters.
print -painters
The first example saves the new value of Renderer with the figure. The second example affects only the current print or export operation.
When you export a figure to a graphics file format, MATLAB selects the renderer based on whether the output file type is a vector or bitmap format. However, MATLAB can change the renderer only if the RendererMode property is set to auto.
If you are exporting to a vector format, MATLAB uses the painters renderer in most cases, which results in true vector graphics that can be edited more easily in other applications.
Resolution refers to how accurately your figure is rendered when printed or exported. Higher resolutions produce higher quality output. The specific definition of resolution depends on whether your figure is output as a bitmap or as a vector graphic.
You can change the resolution used to print a figure:
The default resolution depends on the renderer used and the graphics format or printer driver specified. The following two tables summarize the default resolutions and whether you can change them.
Resolutions Used with Graphics Formats
Graphics Format
Default Resolution
Can Be Changed?
Built-in MATLAB export formats, (except for EMF and EPS)
150 dpi (always use OpenGL)
EMF export format (Enhanced Metafile)
150 dpi
EPS (Encapsulated PostScript)
150 dpi, if OpenGL; 864 dpi if Painter's
Resolutions Used with Printer Drivers
Printer Driver
Default Resolution
Can Be Changed?
Windows and PostScript drivers
150 dpi, if OpenGL; 864 dpi if Painter's
You might need to determine your resolution requirements through experimentation, but you can also use the following guidelines.
For Printing. The default resolution of 150 dpi is normally adequate for typical laser-printer output. However, if you are preparing figures for high-quality printing, such as a textbook or color brochures, you might want to use 200 or 300 dpi. The resolution you can use can be limited by the printer's capabilities.
For Exporting. If you are exporting your figure, base your decision on the resolution supported by the final output device. For example, if you will import your figure into a word processing document and print it on a printer that supports a maximum resolution setting of 300 dpi, you could export your figure using 300 dpi to get a precise one-to-one correspondence between pixels in the file and dots on the paper.
Resolution affects file size and memory requirements. For both printing and exporting, the higher the resolution setting, the longer it takes to render your figure.
To set the resolution for built-in MATLAB printer drivers:
From the Print dialog box, click Properties. This opens a new dialog box. (This box can differ from one printer to another.)
You may be able to set the resolution from this dialog. If not, then click Advanced to get to a dialog box that enables you to do this.
Set the resolution, and then click OK. (The resolution setting might be labeled by another name, such as "Print Quality.")
If you use a Windows printer driver, you can only set the resolution using the Windows Document Properties dialog box.
Otherwise, to set the resolution for printing or exporting, the syntax is
print -rnumber
where number is the number of dots per inch. To print or export a figure using screen resolution, set number to 0 (zero).
This example prints the current figure with a resolution of 100 dpi:
print -r100
This example exports the current figure to a TIFF file using screen resolution:
print -r0 -dtiff myfile.tif
The default output size, 8-by-6 inches, is normally larger than the screen size. If the size of your printed or exported figure is different from its size on the screen, the number and placement of axes tick marks scale to suit the output size. This section shows you how to lock them so that they are the same as they were when displayed.
You can change the resolution used when printing a MATLAB figure:
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu to open the Print Preview dialog box. Select the Advanced tab to make changes to the axes, UI controls, or renderer settings.
Settings you can change in the Advanced tab are as follows, by panel:
Axes limits and ticks. If the size of your printed or exported figure is different from its size on the screen, the number and placement of axes tick marks scale to suit the output size. Select Keep screen limits and ticks to lock them so that they are the same as they were when displayed. If you want to automatically adjust the ticks and limits when scaling for printing, select Recompute limits and ticks.
Miscellaneous. Use the Renderer drop-down menu to specify which renderer to use in printing the figure. Set the renderer to Painters, or OpenGL, or select auto to automatically decide which one to use, depending on the characteristics of the figure. (See Selecting a Renderer).
Use the Resolution drop-down menu to specify the resolution, in dots per inch (DPI), at which to render and print the figure. You can select 150, 300, or 600 DPI, or type in a different value (positive integer).
Figure UI Controls. By default, user interface controls are included in your printed or exported figure. Clear the Print UIControls check box to exclude them. (See Excluding User Interface Controls from Printed Output).
Note Changes you make using Print Preview affect the printed output only. They do not alter the figure displayed on your screen.
To set the XTickMode, YTickMode, and ZTickMode properties to manual, type
set(gca,'XTickMode','manual') set(gca,'YTickMode','manual') set(gca,'ZTickMode','manual')
You can keep the background the same as is shown on the screen when printed, or change the background to white. There are two types of background color settings in a figure: the axes background and the figure background. The default displayed color of both backgrounds is gray, but you can set them to any of several colors.
Regardless of the background colors in your displayed figure, by default, they are always changed to white when you print or export. This section shows you how to retain the displayed background colors in your output.
To retain the background color on a per figure basis:
Open the Print Preview dialog box by selecting Print Preview from the figure window's File menu. Select the Color tab.
If you are exporting your figure using the clipboard, use the Copy Options panel of the Preferences dialog box.
To retain your background colors, use
The following example sets the figure background color to blue, the axes background color to yellow, and then sets InvertHardCopy to off so that these colors appear in your printed or exported figure.
set(gcf,'color','blue'); set(gca,'color','yellow'); set(gcf,'InvertHardCopy','off');
If you transfer your figures to Microsoft® Word or PowerPoint® applications, you can set line and text characteristics to values recommended for those applications. The Figure Copy Template Preferences dialog box provides Word and PowerPoint options to make these settings, or you can set certain line and text characteristics individually.
You can change line and text characteristics:
To open Figure Copy Template Preferences, select Preferences from the File menu, and then click Figure Copy Template in the left pane.
Settings you can change in the Figure Copy Template Preferences dialog box are as follows:
Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. Click Documents or Presentations to apply recommended MATLAB settings.
Text. Use options under Text to modify the appearance of all text in the figure. You can change the font size, change the text color to black and white, and change the font style to bold.
Lines. Use the Lines options to modify the appearance of all lines in the figure:
Custom width — Change the line width.
Change style (Black or white) — Change colored lines to black or white.
Change style (B&W styles) — Change solid lines to different line styles (e.g., solid, dashed, etc.), and black or white color.
UIControls and axes. If your figure includes user interface controls, you can choose to show or hide them by clicking Show uicontrols. Also, to keep axes limits and tick marks as they appear on the screen, click Keep axes limits and tick spacing. To allow automatic scaling of axes limits and tick marks based on the size of the printed figure, clear this box.
Note Changes you make using Print Preview affect the printed output only. They do not alter the figure displayed on your screen.
You can use the set function on selected graphics objects in your figure to change individual line and text characteristics.
For example, to change line width to 1.8 and line style to a dashed line, use
lineobj = findobj('Type','line'); set(lineobj,'LineWidth',1.8); set(lineobj,'LineStyle','--');
To change the font size to 15 points and font weight to bold, use
textobj = findobj('Type','text'); set(textobj,'FontUnits','points'); set(textobj,'FontSize',15); set(textobj,'FontWeight','bold');
When colored lines and text are dithered to gray by a black-and-white printer, it does not produce good results for thin lines and the thin lines that make up text characters. You can, however, force all line and text objects in the figure to print in black and white, thus improving their appearance in the printed copy. When you select this setting, the lines and text are printed all black or all white, depending on the background color.
The default is to leave lines and text in the color that appears on the screen.
Note Your background color might not be the same as what you see on the screen. See the Color tab for an option that preserves the background color when printing.
You can change the resolution used to print a figure:
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu to open the Print Preview dialog box. Select the Lines and Text tab to make changes to the color of all lines and text on the printed page. The controls for the Lines and Text tab are shown below:
Settings you can change in Lines and Text are as follows:
Lines. The default option in this panel causes lines to print at the same width they are portrayed in the figure window. You can scale line width from 0 percent upwards for printing using the Scale By field. To print lines at a particular point size, select Custom. All lines on the plot will be the same weight when you use the Custom option; the Scale By option respects relative line weight.
When you scale lines downward, you can prevent them from becoming too faint by setting the Min Width option to Custom and specifying a minimum line width in points in that field.
Text. The default is to print text in the same font and at the same size as it is in the figure. To change the font (for all text) select Custom and choose a new font from the drop-down list that is then enabled. Scale the font size using the Scale By option. To print text at a particular point size, select Custom. All text on the plot will be printed at the point size you specify when you use the Custom option; the Scale By option respects relative font size. You can specify the Font Weight (normal, light, demi, or bold) and Font Angle (normal, italic, or oblique) for all text as well, using the drop-down menus at the bottom of the Text panel.
Header. Type any text that you want to appear at the top of the printed figure in the Header Text edit field. If you want today's date and/or time appended to the header text, select the appropriate format from the Date Style popup menu. To specify and style the header font (which is independent of the font used in the figure), click the Font button and choose a font name, size, and style from the Font selection window that appears.
Note Changes you make using Print Preview affect the printed output only. They do not alter the figure displayed on your screen.
There is no equivalent MATLAB command that sets line and text color depending on background color. Set the color of lines and text using the set function on either line or text objects in your figure.
This example sets all lines and text to black:
set(findobj('Type','line'),'Color','black'); set(findobj('Type','text'),'Color','black');
By default, color output is in the RGB color space (red, green, blue). If you plan to publish and print MATLAB figures using printing industry standard four-color separation, you might want to use the CMYK color space (cyan, magenta, yellow, black).
Select Print Preview from the figure window's File menu to open the Print Preview dialog box. Select the Color tab to make changes to the color of all lines and text on the printed page. The controls for the Color tab are shown below:
You can print the contents of your figure in color, grayscale, or black-and-white by selecting the appropriate button in the panel. When you select Color, you can choose between an RGB (red/green/blue) or a CMYK (cyan/magenta/yellow/black) color specification, if your printer is capable of it.
Independently of the Color Scale controls, you can specify a Background color for printing. Select Same as figure to use the color used in the figure itself (default is gray), or specify a Custom color from the combo box popup menu. The choices are black, white, and several RGB color triplet values; you type any valid MATLAB colorspec in this field as well, such as g, magenta, or .3 .4 .5.
The background color you specify is respected even if you choose Black and White or Gray Scale in the Color Scale panel.
On any platform, you can also indicate whether to print in color, grayscale or black-and-white with the Print Preview dialog box.
Use the -cmyk option with the print function. This example prints the current figure in CMYK using a PostScript Level II color printer driver.
print -dpsc2 -cmyk
User interface controls are objects that you create and add to a figure. For example, you can add a button to a figure that, when clicked, conveniently runs another MATLAB file. By default, user interface controls are included in your printed or exported figure. This section shows how to exclude them.
Open the Print Preview dialog box by selecting Print Preview from the figure window's File menu, and then select the Advanced tab.
Use the -noui switch. This example specifies a color PostScript driver and excludes UI controls.
print -dpsc -noui
This example exports the current figure to a color EPS file and excludes UI controls.
print -depsc -noui myfile.eps
In most cases, MATLAB crops the background tightly around the objects in the figure. Depending on the printer driver or file format you use, you might be able to produce uncropped output. An uncropped figure has increased background area and is often desirable for figures that contain UI controls.
The setting you make changes the PostScript BoundingBox property saved with the figure.
Use the -loose option with the print function. On Windows platforms, the uncropped option is only available if you print to a file.
This example exports the current figure, uncropped, to an EPS file.
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Become a part of a hamlet with this villa rental near Lucca, great for a family or friends traveling together. Whether you're relaxing at this Tuscany holiday villa or exploring the surrounding area, you'll never be bored. On-site, you'll have access to the enormous shared swimming pool, the gym, and even a Turkish bath! And since this villa is near Lucca-- within a few minutes' drive-- you will have a gorgeous medieval city to explore.
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(150 m2) This independent villa shares one wall with Borgo Lago del Sole - Cometa Ground Floor: The entryway opens into a large living area with a fireplace. This floor also has a dining room seating six to eight guests. The kitchen, which also has an independent entrance, is equipped with a dishwasher, oven, cook-top, toaster, coffee machine, and microwave. There is also a bathroom with a sink, toilet, and tub. Lower Floor: Downstairs there is one bedroom with a 160 cm queen-size bed and a bathroom with a sink, toilet, and shower. The bedroom has an independent entrance. First Floor: Upstairs there are two bedrooms, each with two twin-beds. There are also two bathrooms, each with a sink, toilet, and shower.
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This week on Riverwalk Jazz, Catherine Russell joins The Jim Cullum Jazz Band with frequent guest artist Dick Hyman on piano, at the historic Pearl Stable in San Antonio. They present a selection of songs from Catherine's recent CDs. Catherine talks about her beginnings as the daughter of a pioneering woman of jazz, to what she looks for in choosing songs and how she feels the spirit of her father in her music.
The program is distributed in the US by Public Radio International. You can also drop in on a continuous stream of shows at the Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound.
You might say that Catherine Russell was born with music in her blood. Her father Luis Russell was a star bandleader and arranger of the Swing Era and music director for Louis Armstrong on his rise to stardom. Her mother, the multi-instrumentalist Carline Ray, played guitar with the iconic WWII-era all-girl" band, The International Sweethearts of Rhythm, and was Mercer Ellington's bassist and vocalist.
Long before launching her own solo career in jazz, Catherine Russell was a first-call" backup singer—working with artists in just about every genre of music from pop to rock, from blues to country. Ms. Russell has performed or recorded with an impressive array of trend-setting artists, including Rosanne Cash, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Feinstein, Madonna, Al Green and Isaac Hayes. At heart, she is a genuine jazz and blues singer.
View video highlights and a photo gallery from this concert at San Antonio's Pearl Stable here.
Since the release of her first CD in 2006, rave reviews have poured in from the Wall Street Journal, Village Voice, and Down Beat. A recent CD, Inside This Heart of Mine, topped the jazz radio charts.
On our show this week Catherine interprets one of the last songs composed by Alec Wilder, South to a Warmer Place" in a stunning duet with Dick Hyman. Another outstanding piece is Troubled Waters," from Ivie Anderson with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. The old blues, Spoonful" from Howlin' Wolf gets an interesting treatment with Catherine's vocal, Jim Cullum on cornet, Howard Elkins' banjo, and Mike Waskievich's antique flower drum."
Dick Hyman pays tribute to the Luis Russell Orchestra with a solo rendition of Mahogany Hall Stomp," the first tune recorded by Louis Armstrong with The Luis Russell Orchestra.
Catherine with Dick on piano and the full Jim Cullum Jazz Band close the show with a classic Bessie Smith tune that is a tour-de-force of double-entendre, Kitchen Man."


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he might get nominated next year
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BOSTON (January 4, 2010) With life expectancy increasing in Latin America, age-related disease has become a pressing public health concern. Results of an epidemiological study conducted by researchers at the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging (USDA HNRCA) at Tufts University and the Corporacion Ecuatoriana de Biotecnologia showed that the metabolic syndrome, a condition that increases a person's risk of developing cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes, was prevalent in a low-income urban community in Ecuador and that a poor diet low in micronutrients appeared to contribute.
The study enrolled 225 women and 127 men age 65 and older, living in three low-income neighborhoods on the outskirts of Quito, the capital of Ecuador. The authors examined the relationship between the metabolic syndrome and micronutrients such as folate, zinc and vitamins C, B12 and E. The participants reported their food intake in biweekly interviews and provided blood samples.
Using the International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) definition, the authors determined that 40 % of the population had the metabolic syndrome, with a disproportionate number of women affected: 81 % compared to 19% of the men, which the authors attribute to more of the women being overweight. According to the IDF, the metabolic syndrome is present in centrally obese men and women, as defined by hip and waist measurements, with at least two of the four following metabolic risk factors: raised triglycerides, reduced high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, raised blood pressure, and raised fasting plasma glucose (blood sugar).
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Chromehounds review: it ain't pretty [update 1]
Gamebrink has posted an import review of the much anticipated Chromehounds. Bad news: it looks to be sub-par at best. Neither a slow and methodical mech sim, nor a fast and arcadey shoot 'em up, Chromehounds can't seem to make up its mind. From the review: "The first thing you'll probably think to ...
How to get the Chromehounds demo in the USA
Still pissed that the Chromehounds demo isn't available in the good old USA? Several of our readers report you can snag the demo simply by creating a new Silver XBL account and setting your location in the UK or Japan. The demo itself is not region encoded, so download and enjoy the satisfacti...
Microsoft unleashes the robots.
Now that Microsoft has conquered entered the world of video games, there is only one logical next step. Robots, of course! According to PC World, Microsoft has decided to develop a software tool kit just for robotics. The software will allow robots to interface with Windows PCs, effectively giv...
Demo to hit ahead of Hounds?
Nothing like an un-sourced German gaming site rumor to get your demo date hopes up: SEGA gave some new info about [Chromehounds] today! 30/06 a theme pack and the demo will be downloadable from marketplace 11/07 a second theme pack will be available. 15/07 part pack 1 will be on the marketplac...
Chromehounds media blitz continues
In celebration of Chromehounds going gold, SEGA released some new screens of the game in action. The large and detailed mechs look even larger next to the tiny trees and tanks. The screens also show off one of of the game's locales, including some trendy night missions. The images are from th...
Giant mechs gone gold
Giant mech fans rejoice, SEGA's team oriented, Xbox Live enabled, giant-robot-killfest, Chromehounds, has gone gold and should hit store shelves on July 11th. The game features massive online battles, including a perisitent war mode and more traditional deathmatch and CTF offerings. FROM software h...
Media roundup: Chromehounds, Dead Rising
Here's a media update for those of you looking forward to big mechs and messy zombies. The guys at Xboxyde have some good media worth checking out, including a 720p video of gameplay from Chromehounds. But if the screenshots of Dead Rising seem a little over-the-top to you, then just think about po...
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Very Good Recipes of Pork from Food Floozie
There are 6 Pork recipes on the blog Food Floozie. (1150 on all the blogs)
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
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Memphis in May Tribute - Good Luck to "Too Sauced to Pork" By Food Floozie 05/15/13 12:00 Jenn, of Jenn's Food Journey, and I have talked a lot about meeting at Memphis in May - a fabulous festival which boasts the supreme World Championship BBQ Contest (otherwise known as The Super Bowl of Swine!). It starts tomorrow. Neil Gallagher, of the... Add to my recipe book
Buttery Pork Chops - Guest Post by Jeremy By Food Floozie 09/05/12 12:00 Jeremy likes to visit me when his dad gets on his nerves and/or when he's in the mood to get spoiled and fed well. But the other night, HE made dinner for ME! It was fabulous - luscious, tender, flavorful, sublime. It was consummate treyf ([trayf]= non-kosher),... Add to my recipe book
Bbq Pork Sandwich with Fennel and Onion By Food Floozie 03/08/12 12:00 I found a pork loin on sale at the grocery store recently, so I simply had to buy it. I had no idea what I'd make with it, since I hadn't anticipated blundering into such a great deal. But when one is granted a moment of serendipity, one simply follows... Add to my recipe book
Christmas Eve Pork Pie By Food Floozie 12/19/11 12:00 I'm a mutt: Austrian and Irish on my father's side, and Scottish, French and Canadian on my mother's. Sometimes I think I must be related to half of Canada. My maternal grandfather's family can be traced to the late 17th century, when the first ancestor... Add to my recipe book
Shredded Pork Ribs with Corn Cakes By Food Floozie 11/03/11 13:00 People think of cornfields when they think of Iowa. I know someone who drove through the state this past summer, and she commented on the many, many rows of corn she and her husband passed. But Iowa actually is a top pork producer, and so for this Saturday's... Add to my recipe book
Pork 'n' Shrimp Stir Fry By Food Floozie 08/24/11 14:00 Jeremy and his dad have gone back to the low-carb life, and have been killing their arteries with lots of eggs, cheese, bacon, burger patties, and other fat-laden indulgences. I've tried to explain to them that they could actually reintroduce themselves... Add to my recipe book


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Morning Dose of Bicycle Seat
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Catchy tune in the premiere video from Freshjive Moving Pictures.
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Catchy tune in the premiere video from Freshjive Moving Pictures.
25 Years Later: A RADrospective – a documentary about the BMX film RAD
It's crazy to think Rad came out 25 years ago. Help filmmaker Marc Dewey complete the BMX documentary by donating to the kickstarter. You can also pick up some tees to help the cause too. Watch the trailer after the jump.
"A fast-paced documentary film about surviving in the streets of New York City as a bicycle messenger. It features messengers from all walks of life as they battle traffic in a race to make their next delivery on time. Directed by Peter Sutherland and produced by Ana Lombardo, Pedal the documentary lets viewers live the spectacle of the delivery itself."
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A teaser video from Where the trail ends…
Valparaíso Cerro Abajo 2011.
Damn, that's the closest thing I've seen to the qualifier in Rad…ever.
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Now until Christmas Eve we'll be posting one product a day to help make the holiday the most gifted one yet
This is a bit extreme.
A German designed, pole-climbing lock to keep your bike out of reach. See the making of video after the jump and all the components to make your own here
The Harley Davidson Topper was the only scooter that the brand ever produced. It's production life was very short-lived, only lasting 5 years from 1960 – 1965. They should bring these back for the 21st century but, in the meantime if you're interested, there is a nice one on ebay right now.
Metal, glitter, automotive clear coat, found objects, Swarovski crystals, rubber, mirror, silk flowers, 24kt gold plating
on view at Leo Koenig Projekte until December 4th, 2010
You might also remember this previous clip from 2009.
Part of the new line of Schwinn bicycles, the Willy is a 7-speed cruiser. Last years model was a horrible dodge neon blue, this update to black was much needed.
The Topeak (not pronounced toe-pee-ack?) Bikamper is a convenient one person tent that uses the front wheel, handle bars, and seat of your bike in lieu of tent poles.
Available here
The result is fantastic. Montante for Maserati 8CTF
The frame of Bamboocycle's UH-02 model is made of bamboo harvested in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. It's a nice design that is sure to catch glances on quiet suburban streets where it will be ridden.
For more info and pictures visit the site
Need one of these for my daily trips to the Post Office.
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Accrington fined over Beattie qualifications
Sky Bet League Two club Accrington have been fined £20,000 by the Football League as manager James Beattie needs more coaching badges
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Sky Bet League Two club Accrington have been fined £20,000 by the Football League as manager James Beattie needs more coaching badges
Tranmere scored a controversial late winner to see off Sky Bet League Two side Accrington in a 1-0 win.
James Beattie never doubted his Accrington side would come good and a second win of the week in League Two added weight to his argument
The wintry conditions are taking their toll as the first weekend football fixtures have been called off.
The League One games at Scunthorpe, Crawley and Bury have all fallen victim to frozen pitches while the League Two matches at Accrington, Rochdale and Southend are off for the same reason.
James Beattie will stay with Accrington until the end of the season after agreeing an extension to his player-coach contractRead the full story
Michael Raynes scored in added time to earn Oxford a replay as their FA Cup tie at Accrington ended 3-3 after a frantic finaleRead the full story
Accrington Stanley have confirmed the signing of former Southampton, Everton and Sheffield United striker James Beattie as player-coach, according to the club's official website.
The 34-year-old, who won five England caps, has agreed an initial deal until January, having joined as a free agent after leaving Sheffield United in May.
Will Hatfield scored four for League Two Accrington, as they ended near-neighbours AFC Fylde's FA Cup dream with a 4-1 victoryRead the full story
League Two side Accrington Stanley have appointed former player Leam Richardson as their new manager following Paul Cook's departureRead the full story
Watford duo Piero Mingoia and Matty Whichelow have joined League Two Accrington Stanley on loan. Midfielder Mingoia will be with the club for a month, and Whichelow will stay for three.
No great expectations on Paul Cook ahead of his first full season in charge with Stanley accepting it to be a transitional oneRead the full story
Paul Cook has signed defender Tom Eckersley on a one-year contract following a successful trial. The former Bolton man joined up with Accrington for a pre-season trial, and impressed the manager enough to earn a deal.


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The popularity of the first-generation Continental Grand Prix 4000 was thanks to its unmatched versatility: It was light enough for a hilly ride, but beefy enough to survive chip & seal unscathed; its low rolling resistance made it an ideal choice for race wheels, but it didn't puncture at the first sign of road debris; it stuck to the road when you cornered at high speeds, but it didn't feel sluggish when you accelerated. It was a design that needed little in the way of improvement, but the engineers at Continental made some substantial improvements nonetheless -- and the finished product is known as the Grand Prix 4000s Clincher Tire.
The GP 4000s offers Continental's Black Chili rubber compound. They first developed this for the Moto GP racing circuit, and they've brought it over to their top-end bike tires. Super-tiny carbon black particles are incorporated into the rubber formula to provide benefits along three lines:
1. The tiny size of the Black Chili particles allows them to mold to the road surface more readily. It gives the tire greater ability to conform to imperfections in the road surface. Better contact with the road means better grip in demanding situations such as high speed cornering.
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Nirvana's biggest hit 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' has been covered by many artists but it's never been heard quite like this symphonic version.
Nirvana's biggest hit 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' has been covered by many artists but it's never been heard quite like this symphonic version.
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Nirvana's all-out mosh fest of a video for 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' has become one of the most iconic clips of the past quarter century.
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U.S. Equity Funds Post Historic Gains in 2013, Morningstar Canada Data Show
Printer-friendly versionPDF versionTORONTO, Jan. 3, 2014—Mutual funds in Canada that invest in U.S., European, and Japanese equities performed exceptionally well in 2013, as the global bull market that began in 2009 offered a banner year. However, funds that depend heavily on natural resources—including diversified domestic-equity funds—trailed significantly, while fixed-income funds were among the worst performers, according to preliminary data released today by Morningstar Canada.The Morningstar Canada Fund Indices that measure the aggregate returns of funds in the U.S. Equity and U.S. Small/Mid Cap Equity categories increased by 38.5% and 40%, respectively, during the year. For both indices, 2013 was their best annual performance in 25 years, the longest period for which Morningstar data is available. Additionally, both fund indices beat the standard benchmarks for their respective category, as the large-cap SandP 500 Index and the small-cap Russell 200 Index were up 32.4% and 38.8%, respectively."The SandP 500 Index had its best year since 1997 as growth in the U.S. economy gathered steam, and the nearly 7% appreciation of the U.S. dollar relative to its Canadian counterpart added even more to the returns of U.S. equity funds," said Morningstar Fund Analyst Joanne Xiao. "Investors should expect the best performers in that category to be those funds that didn't hedge their currency exposure and therefore benefited from the rising U.S. dollar."Also among the top-performing fund indices in 2013 was the one that tracks the Japanese Equity category, which increased by 38.1%. The Nikkei 225 index of Japanese stocks gained nearly 57% when measured in local currency, but because the Japanese yen declined by 12% versus the loonie, Canadian investors didn't receive the full benefit of the market gain. The fund indices that track the European Equity, Global Equity, and International Equity categories increased by 30.8%, 29.9%, and 26.2%, respectively, in 2013.Canadian equity funds had a solid year on an absolute basis, but they trailed their foreign counterparts significantly. Among the five domestic-equity categories, the best performers were Canadian Focused Small/Mid Cap Equity, up 23.2%, and Canadian Focused Equity, up 22%; funds in these two categories allocate more than 20% of their assets to U.S. stocks, on average. By comparison, the purely domestic Canadian Small/Mid Cap Equity fund index increased by 21.9%, while Canadian Dividend and Income Equity and Canadian Equity funds were up 16.5% and 14.8%, respectively."Canadian Equity funds in aggregate outperformed the SandP/TSX Composite Index's 13% increase in 2013 by underweighting the basic materials sector, which is the third-largest sector represented in the index and was the biggest loser this year with a 29% drop. Within the sector, gold producers struggled as the price of gold plunged," Xiao said. "The best-performing sectors, healthcare and consumer discretionary, together comprise less than 10% of the Canadian market."At the top of the rankings was the Morningstar Health Care Equity Fund Index with a 49.8% increase, while the worst-performing equity categories were Natural Resources Equity with a 6% decrease and Precious Metals Equity, which was down 48.2%.Four of the seven fixed-income fund categories were in the red for the year. Funds in the Canadian Long Term Fixed Income and Canadian Inflation-Protected Fixed Income categories, which respectively decreased by 7% and 12.3%, were hit particularly hard by the increasing yields that resulted from the U.S. Federal Reserve's plan to taper its bond purchase program. "The anticipation of the Fed's tapering, more than the actual tapering, is what led to the increase in bond yields," Xiao said. The Canadian Fixed Income and Preferred Share Fixed Income fund indices also ended the year in negative territory, down 1.7% and 2.6%, respectively.For more on 2013 fund performance, go to www.morningstar.ca. Morningstar Canada's preliminary fund performance figures are based on change in funds' net asset values per share during the month, and do not necessarily include end-of-month income distributions. Final performance figures will be published on www.morningstar.ca next week.About Morningstar Research Inc. and Morningstar, Inc. Morningstar Research Inc. is a Canadian subsidiary of Chicago-based Morningstar, Inc., a leading provider of independent investment research in North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. The company offers an extensive line of products and services for individual investors, financial advisors, asset managers, and retirement plan providers and sponsors. Morningstar provides data on approximately 437,000 investment offerings, including stocks, mutual funds, and similar vehicles, along with real-time global market data on more than 10 million equities, indexes, futures, options, commodities, and precious metals, in addition to foreign exchange and Treasury markets. Morningstar also offers investment management services through its registered investment advisor subsidiaries and has approximately US$176 billion in assets under advisement or management as of Sept. 30, 2013. The company has operations in 27 countries.
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But MTO has also inaccurately claimed "exclusives" on everything from suggestions that Beyoncé was faking her pregnancy (until she gave birth) to Lil Wayne's decision to cut off his dreadlocks (until another photo showed that the dreads were very much still there). In June, the site proudly proclaimed a "WORLD SUPER MEGA EXCLUSIVE" on the name of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's newly born child, Kaidence Donda West, and then, a few days later, quietly "updated" the post to reflect the baby's actual name, which was and remains North. Other MTO stories seem essentially unverifiable but equally improbable: "Beyonce Is Linked To Ray Lewis STEROID SCANDAL... And We've Got AIRTIGHT Evidence That Bey's ON THE JUICE!!!"
After reading for a while, you get the rhythm of it—it's maybe one-sixteenth news and fifteen-sixteenths entertainment, more fun-house filter than reliable source. The in-vogue bit of slang ratchet—gleefully irresponsible, more than a little wild—was basically invented to describe MediaTakeout. The site, which updates just once a day, true to tabloid form, is alternately funny, outlandish, vulgar, bullying, and surreal; usually it's most of those things at the same time. MTO's writers (there are five, including Fred, none with traditional training in journalism) are virtuosos of the caps-lock button, geniuses of ellipses, masters of the end-parenthetical: "We Have CLOSE UP PICS... Of The Woman That Rick Ross Was In The CAR WITH... When He Got SHOT UP!! (Cute Girl)." There are days when it feels like the site gets as much mileage out of grammar and punctuation as it does from real people and what they do in the real world. There are also days when MediaTakeout doesn't seem to be describing the real world at all.
Says one high-level editor at a rival, more established gossip magazine: "At a certain point, if you're so far removed from the actual information, what you're doing is basically a creative-writing assignment."
Fred will admit this much, after a fashion. "You're not making stuff up if you're looking at something and just noting what you see," he says, which pretty much translates to: We look at wire photos and make stuff up. At its best—and most ratchet—MediaTakeout takes the kind of private, uncensored bar conversation you would have about famous people and makes it very, very public. Says Fred's friend and rival David Wilson, founder and editor of NBC's African-American-oriented site the Grio: "You don't have to be polite when you're talking with friends, you know what I mean?" And MediaTakeout is rarely, if ever, polite.
Fred spent his childhood near the same unassuming square mile of Hollis, Queens, that birthed Russell Simmons, Run-DMC, and LL Cool J—the watchers and the watched, all commingling as kids. As a boy he'd lurk outside the local pizzeria while Run-DMC would eat inside, gawk at them through the window.
He grew up a bit awkward, with an ungainly last name that he got from his first-generation Ugandan parents—Mwangaguhunga (pronounced "Muh-won-ga-guh-hunga")—and that he now makes the occasional embarrassed joke about. "Drum-beating African" was how he described his origins on The Wendy Williams Show. "Dancing African." He was a decent student, got a joint law and business degree at Columbia and then a job at a tax firm downtown, where he was well paid and disinterested. So he left the firm to start a high-end dry-cleaning business. For a while he did Jay-Z's laundry, he says. Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez—he'd get $50 to wash $2,000 sheet sets that he was terrified of ruining. The business wasn't a failure, but it wasn't really a success either, and after a couple years he cashed out.
This was around 2006. "We had been advertising on a bunch of blogs, and I saw how big they got. So when I sold the business, I was like, what do I do with that?" The original plan was to just rip off the Drudge Report: a collection of links that would go to various stories about sports, hard news, entertainment. The plan did not work. But the links to stories about African-Americans, for whatever reason, were failing less than the others were.
Two thousand five was the year TMZ launched, the year sites like Gawker were gaining national traction, the year most American newsrooms were beginning a slow and agonized pivot to the web. And while TMZ was competing with established print brands like Us Weekly, black gossip was still a novelty. Older African-American publications like Essence, Ebony, and Jet had made a point of treating black celebrities with a deliberate kind of discretion. "Our media was pretty much a firewall for our talent, for our entertainers, our heroes," says the Grio's Wilson.


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Wonderful community, lovely place in the middle of the Hawaiian rainforest. That's the place you want to stay for a special and ecological experience on The Big Island. Huge asset: locally grown organic fruits and vegetables are free -- as many as you can eat!
The frogs are a but noisy at night, but this is part if the experience when you stay overnight in a rainforest.
STAY AWAY!! this was the filthiest dirty place ive ever been... the rules they have (like not using a toilet at night and using the bushes, and no toilet paper use the hose!) are only fit for hippies, which this place is run by. if it couldnt get worse I woke up to a pair of boxers (that weren't) mine in bed with me. we left in a hurry... while wild rooster chased our feet..i wouldn't put my enemy here...ughhh
I hated everything!!!
The only positive bits are the location and the friendliness of the manager. If you aren't deeply interested in a one off hippie experience stay away at all price. You find equally nice locations, for a lower price with cooler people easily! It never seezes to amaze me how many rules and policies so calles communities have - they are second to Government departments. ..
Price - standa in no relation to accommodation offered. We had a 2 bed /2 bath fully equipped jungle hide away cottage in the jungle neighborhood before hedonisia for $60/night. Hedonisia charges $75 for an extremely basic, barely clean shed with shared facilities and a tiny fridge space. One shower/one toilet for approx. 25 persons... Noise in the morning from 7am. Seriously every backpackers I stayed in had higher standards!
Pet wild piglet Rooster alarm clock Rainforest Fresh Hedonisia papayas Volcanoes Outdoor shower
If you want to see some different life styles and lives, come here. You won't get lost since wi-fi is everywhere, but you experience the awareness of Nature in the rain forest.
Maybe a bit too natural so not as clean as hotel, but that is not comparable.
Everyone was very nice and friendly! So many different personalities.
Hedonesia is an excellent, fun, eco-friendly place to stay. Within a day you make friends with Mojo the owner and with other guests or volunteers. It's really a community rather than a hostel/hotel. All the rooms are different and built from cool stuff like old school buses or bamboo or guave. Very good value for money.
You need a car to get around, or join others. Would be great to get a couple of rental bikes or scooters.
Cool piece of property and really nice folks.
This really shouldn't be listed as lodging. It's just a shack with no plumbing and a leaky roof. drip,drip on the bed. It's more of a hangout for folks who may or may not be into alternative living.
This community was the perfect fit to our demand. Staffs are super friendly, and we felt home from the first moment in Hedonisia. The community has great atmosphere of "youth hostels," where people from all over the world get together nicely; and also you can expect perfect relaxing privacy as well. If you want to wake up with birds' songs and sleep under the shining stars, Hedonisia Hawaii Sustainable Community is the place to be. Me and my fiance had the PERFECT one-week vacation! We are already talking about when we would go back to Hedonisia : ) Highly recommended. P.S. Its "sustainable" standard is very respectful, too. The experience there changed our perspectives toward energy and community very well. Thank you so much.
the location in the jungle with view on the ocean
Dirty, cacoroches and dead frogs in the bungalows, dirt in the bathroom sinks, dirty dishes and leftover food outside in the kitchen, not a real eco-friendly due to use of electricity and city water, high use of computers by managers morning and night to watch movies, not quiet.
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What is your definition of this? Does your facility do something different to make this possible? Our scores (yes, those!) came back a few days ago. We scored in the high 90's for teaching and discharge information (thank you... Read More
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- 1Aug 14, '11 by linearthinkerIf patients are the ones doing the scoring, you will never meet all their expectations. Sure you may save their life or something equally dramatic, but dam.nit, they still have psoriasis so you failed.
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Falling In Reverse Posts New Single
Falling In Reverse today releases a new song titled "God, If You Are Above…," which can be heard below and is the first new song from the band since the 2013 release "Fashionably Late."
Falling In Reverse headlined the main stage at Warped Tour this summer followed by The Black Mass co-headline tour with Black Veil Brides. The tour concludes tonight in Tucson, AZ. Falling In Reverse will also play Rock On The Range in Columbus, OH in May.
Testament And More Added To Aftershock Fest
An expanded band lineup has been announced for the second annual Monster Energy's Aftershock Festival.
Additions to the Northern California summer rock festival - September 14 and 15 at Discovery Park near downtown Sacramento - include Sunday co-headliner Five Finger Death Punch, along with Testament, Filter, Miss May I, Thousand Foot Krutch, Love And Death, We As Human, Eye Empire, Gemini Syndrome, Girl On Fire, and Butcher Babies.
"We're excited to take the new albums out on the road so fans can hear some of the new music live," says Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody. "And what better way to kick off our fall tour than with a massive festival like Aftershock?"
The updated daily band performance lineup for Monster Energy's Aftershock Festival is as follows:
Saturday, September 14
Korn, Megadeth, Shinedown, Papa Roach, Skillet, Buckcherry, Testament, In This Moment, Steel Panther, P.O.D., Pop Evil, Thousand Foot Krutch, Otherwise, Love And Death, We As Human, Heaven's Basement, Girl On Fire, Nothing More
Sunday, September 15:
Avenged Sevenfold, Five Finger Death Punch, Volbeat, A Day To Remember, Asking Alexandria, Halestorm, HIM, Falling In Reverse, All That Remains, Filter, Device, Miss May I, SOiL, Airbourne, Eye Empire, Gemini Syndrome, Butcher Babies, Ernie Ball Battle Of The Bands Winner TBA
Bands will perform one of the festival's three stages: Monster Energy Main Stage East, Monster Energy Main Stage West and the Ernie Ball Stage. Details and ticket info can be found at this location.
Monster Energy Aftershock Fest Details Announced
The second annual Monster Energy Aftershock Festival has expanded to a full weekend in 2013. The fest will take place September 14th and 15th at Discovery Park near downtown Sacramento, CA.
The Aftershock Festival will feature two main stages, with headlining appearances from Avenged Sevenfold and Korn, as well as a special additional headliner to be announced on July 1st.
The lineup also includes Shinedown, Megadeth, Papa Roach, Volbeat, A Day To Remember, HIM, Skillet, Buckcherry, Halestorm, Asking Alexandria, In This Moment, All That Remains, Falling In Reverse, Device, Steel Panther, P.O.D., Pop Evil, Otherwise, Airbourne, SOiL, Heaven's Basement, Nothing More, and many others.
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Sumerian Records Calls Out Ronnie Radke
In another new feud in the music world, Sumerian Records and ex-Sworn Enemy Guitarist Lorenzo Antonucci have posted a video clip online calling out Ronnie Radke of Falling in Reverse for recent behavior. The video apparently comes in response after I See Stars was kicked off a tour with Falling In Reverse. The video can be seen below. Sumerian Records also commented:
"There is nothing cool, rock & roll, punk rock, or admirable about treating your peers or fans like they are pieces of garbage. Ronnie Radke is not a good human being. It's one thing to love someone's music, but do not love someone as an individual for who they are not. We do not think it is a coincidence this is the same guy who was arrested for the horrible, violent things you can read about in the links below. He cares about no one but himself and he has reminded us all of this. His latest tweet 'people at our shows come to see us everything else is irrelevant. Nuff said.' is his way of telling all the other bands he tours with that they don't matter. Why any artist would throw that type of negativity and disrespect out is something we will never understand. This scene is supposed to be about compassion and understanding. Ronnie is rotten.
"Out of respect for the industry professionals involved in this debacle, we will not be publicly disclosing any legal documents on the internet. We can confirm that Ronnie kicked the band off the tour but allowed them back on after they forfeited their pay. We can confirm that they were being forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement regarding this in order to stay on the tour. We can confirm that I See Stars were not kicked off yesterday in Detroit because of anything to do with drugs. It was because a grown man was throwing a temper tantrum who claims to be 'rock & roll' but is actually worse than a neurotic pop-star diva with a God complex. Just because you no longer do drugs doesn't mean you are no longer a horrible human being. Ronnie now abuses people instead of substances."