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My company are introducing a server-based font management system As part of that they want to sort out the library and importantly delete illegal fonts. The issue is they want to bring in a 'complete' library to use across all titles - the one being touted is the Adobe type library.
Are there any better alternatives, and (assuming most people would be negative) is anyone in favour of this type of rationalisation?
Thoughts as always gratefully received…
In general, I would say it's a mistake to put all your eggs in one basket.
Also, such comprehensive libraries tend to be strong on the classics but a bit stodgy.
However, if you can find a match between your company's mission/style/whatever and that of a type supplier, it may help focus your direction.
Well, my library of books consists of publications that cover interests of mine, or are entertaining or just beautiful in their own way — strangely enough they are from a multitude of publishers…
Your type library should be similar, and as it is, having only the Adobe Type Library is like having only Penguin books: not bad at all, but somewhat restricted.
Why not ask for a quote for licensing the ATL for your situation and then use amount of money as a budget and gradually build an interesting and useful collection?
FYI: amongst my last purchases were typefaces and type families from Village (Klim), Typotheque, House Industries and other small foundries.
This is just going to keep happening. Many of our customers (book publishers) are moving to this. Think their problem -- freelance designers, contract typesetters and (different) contract printers, not to mention different products -- ink on paper books, eboks in both pdf and ePUB formats, etc.
Keeping track of who has a legal font would be daunting. Even worse is paying for it all, esp. from some of the major European font publishers. The possibility of revenue from the Web, I guess, has set up pricing strategies for font use that book publishers just won't pay. Kind of like medical care in America. This is their first step, a limited library & maybe a contract price for that library. No doubt more to come.
I wish we could pay, say $300 for a font and own (not license) it, just like the old days. But then, the cost of fonts limited choices then, too...
Despite having many Adobe fonts, I use fonts from other foundries much more. I think their fonts are sometimes limited, especially when they have licensed them from other companies and are selling outdated versions.
I wish we could pay, say $300 for a font and own (not license) it, just like the old days. But then, the cost of fonts limited choices then, too...
Those $300* only payed for fonts that could be used at one location in the old days. Lead is physical, right. You couldn't copy the font and distribute it to everyone in the firm. The same amount gives you roughly the same value today.
How web and app licensing today are handled by type publishers differs wildly. Give it some time, and we'll probably figure out a good solution. A license that covers both desktop, app and web might be a good idea. In fact, OurType does this very thing.
* I suspect it was a lot more back then, though …
Frode, just how old do you think I am ;-) the $300 (or so) was for a couple (roman & italic) photocomp fonts.
Metal would have been much more, esp. for bookwork. With metal, you need at least three text sizes (for text, extracts & footnotes), at least roman & italic & maybe some bolds, probably a display size or two for chapter openings -- the costs quickly get up there.
In the days of metal, you just didn't buy a new "font" for any bookwork. I'd imagine unless the account was quite large, you didn't for advertising, either. You picked a printer who already owned & didn't need to buy a font, and used handlettering.
Postscript fonts at $35 or so was what made the small, independent font publisher viable. If you let the big guys (Monotype, etc.) dictate pricing policies, esp. for ebooks etc, you'll loose that market. Maybe you don't want it. And maybe nothing will help, the people in management want headaches to go away, that's why they're paid the big bucks. Aesthetics & designer pleas don't count.
IsleofGrough: If you're a freelance designer, the decisions of who you're working for will affect your font choices.
If you let the big guys (Monotype, etc.) dictate pricing policies, esp. for ebooks etc, you'll loose that market. Maybe you don't want it.
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I've been searching for a while now (Google, Sony, and here) and just can't seem to find the answer.
I recently purchased a new TV: Sony KDL-46XBR9 and have it networked (I do get streaming Netflix, YouTube, etc). I can also see my PC (specs linked below), but only a few folders show up for pictures and none for video. The TV specs state that it will handle jpeg up to 4096x4096, so that is not a problem. On the PC, I have all media sharing settings allowed, my folders shared, and network discovery turned on, but I do not see the TV listed anywhere in my computer or my devices. It does show the Sony BDP-S470 Blu Ray as a media device, but the device does not share pix or videos. My Xbox 360 is connected flawlessly as a Media Center Extender, but due to its reliability issues I don't like to run it more than needed for gaming. I didn't find anything stating that the TV could serve as an extender for MC. The weird thing is that it shows my PC and a few pic folders in the TV menu, but does not show the TV on the PC or network. Do I need to find a DLNA driver (google just turns up warez downloads) or do I need a program like TVersity? |
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27 Mar 2010 | #2 |
Still researching when I can... still no good answer
I am hoping that tonight I can test it with my son's Vista PC and my daughter's XP laptop to see if its a 7 problem or not. I know for sure that I've allowed everything in sharing and turned password protected sharing off. The TV just won't play ball. |
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29 Mar 2010 | #3 |
Update: definitely not a 7 problem. The TV does not show up on the Vista or XP machines either, although each PC shows the other 3 PC's networked. I may have the network setup wrong and will have to research that a little better: every time I try to access another PC's files it requires a password that I don't have. When I set them all up, none of the user accounts had passwords associated with them. Still trying
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I'd suggest TVersity or the PS3 media server (even though you dont have a PS3, DLNA should just work).
BTW, do setup the user accounts with passwords (accounts with blank passwords are generally not allowed access over the network, etc) |
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29 Mar 2010 | #5 |
I agree with Packet there, "PS3 Media Server" served me well (since migrating my iTunes library was too much of a task to do and setting the Windows Media Player 12 was a god like effort compared to sharing in iTunes, thus I give up on it). If you're trying to make your TV to show up in the network, I don't think you can do that, it's a DLNA client, not a DLNA server, thus it doesn't need to show up on the network.
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Why would people even bother adding and/or voting for The Sims 3 on here? It's DRM-riddled to the point of being IMPOSSIBLE for GOG to acquire a licence for!
If you want a good and old sims game, play the first 2 or the console games. TS3 was horrible in every aspect.
This game is not "Good" and its not "Old" either. lmao
Would love it DRM free and with all the expansion packs in one huge bundle.
I would definitely buy if there was a DRM-free release of this game.
I absolutely would love a DRM free edition of this game, but it's never going to happen. :(
100% agree
Not much of a point releasing the sims 3, as there is already a lot of ways to get it, and the game works perfectly on modern systems.


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Dumb & Dumber" incidents With the police in hot pursuit on Telegraph Hill, a San Francisco man who was suspected of burglary was trying to evade the police. The man jumped over a 3-foot wall not realizing there was a 200-foot cliff on the other side. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 22-year-old Dallas woman stopped during rush hour on the LBJ Freeway and got out of her car to look at an accident that had just occurred. While looking through the lens of her camera and taking pictures she stepped in front of a car and was killed.
An 18-year-old Florida youth was riding in a shopping cart and holding onto a SUV which was racing down a street in Winter Park when they hit a speed bump and he was thrown from the cart and killed.
A 13-year-old Illinois boy skateboarding in O'Fallon was trying to race and beat a train to the road crossing but wasn't fast enough and was run over by the train.
An 18-year-old Blaine Washington man hotwired a steamroller left at a construction site in Blaine and went for a joyride. He turned too sharply and the steamroller rolled over and crushed him.
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Five-man comedy writing team The Pleasure Syndicate's first release, Sex: Our Bodies, Our Junk (Random House), is in bookstores starting today. Parodying self-help classics like The Joy of Sex, this intelligently bawdy book explains every facet of what goes in the bedroom (and locked bathroom). Just not correctly. Team member and Vanity Fair staffer Mike Sacks sat down with us to answer some questions.
What made the five of you want to write a sex manual?
We all worked together on humor pieces for various magazines, including Radar, Esquire and The New Yorker. But we wanted to write a book. And there seemed to be no other parodies of sex books. If you have any questions about sex or romance, this is the book for you. You won't find any relevant information, but you will definitely find plenty of nude illustrations of two hippies gettin' it on.
It took us four months to write. It would have been written more quickly, but Jason Roeder, one of the writers, had to go "upstate" a few years ago, to work out some sex-related issues. We're very happy with how it turned out. The book has been "endorsed" by Stephen Colbert, Conan O'Brien and Jon Stewart, among others. Those are very sexy guys. For that alone, it's worth the $699.95.
Tell me about the other contributors.
Well, there's Scott Jacobson, who wrote for The Daily Show for six years and won four Emmies. Todd Levin who, until recently, wrote for Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show The aforementioned Jason Roeder now works as a writer at The Onion. Ted Travelstead is on the editorial staff at Vanity Fair and has written for Esquire. As for myself, I work at a Hot Topic in Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, Maryland. On the side, I repair antique sex toys.
Describe the experience of losing your virginity.
Have you ever seen Taxi Driver? It was like that but without the romance.
This is not the type of humor book one would normally find in stores, in that it actually contains humor. How did you sell this idea to Random House?
In all seriousness, I have no idea. I think it just slipped through. We're lucky. If you're a fan of Garfield books, not so lucky.
I keep hearing about this so-called "clitoris." Is it a myth?
I'm tired of even having to answer this question. No, the clitoris has never existed and never will! A few weeks ago, Mythbusters did an episode that proved as much, using one of their female interns, duct tape, and a wind tunnel.
Is masturbation "normal"?
Yes, but the location for a masturbation session is extremely important. For instance, it would be fine to masturbate inside a moon-bounce at a street party. On the other hand, it's not so great to masturbate at home while blasting the Mel Gibson audiotapes. I take that back. That's fine, too. Actually, now that I think about it, the most perfect spot would be in the pet section of a Wal-Mart.
What is your most orgasmically sensitive body part?
Me, specifically? This is going to surprise some people, but it's not my penis. Rather, it's my brain! Not the big brain in my head, but the far smaller brain inside my penis.
What does your book offer that other sex manuals don't?
It contains a ton of sex-related information that the liberal, mainstream media just doesn't want you to know about. For instance, were you aware that President George Washington had "a thing" for Asian chicks? And did you know that the male sex pheromone is most closely replicated by the scent of a spicy chicken sandwich from Wendy's? Stuff like that. Very scientific, highbrow information. With lots of photos of muff.
What are you guys working on next?
We're at work on our second book, which is top-secret. Let's just say it has to do with the Civil War, linguine, our fear of snakes, and Hillary Clinton. And more photos of muff. And let's just leave it at that.


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Has anyone come across the problem where you try to Enable Workspaces and you get the error message "The SharePoint Portal Server client component is not installed on this computer." In addition, the SharePoint Configuration option does not show up under "Start, Programs, Enterprise Vault, SharePoint Configuration"? This problem occurs in both 6.0 SP1 & SP2. I am running SharePoint Server 2003 SP1 and the EV Server on the same box (test environment). Could this be the issue? If so is there a workaround? The Microsoft SharePoint Components do show as installed via the EV setup.
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POPULAR COUPLE: One knew but still went ahead with it, while one claims he didn't. In either case, it's unclear what's next in the growing furor over the use of images of President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama in ads for Weatherproof and the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, respectively.
For now, Weatherproof can keep its billboard up in Times Square showing the President in one of the company's jackets on the Great Wall of China. Freddie Stollmack, president of Weatherproof, was playing "telephone tag" with the White House on Thursday but hadn't heard back by press time. Stollmack told WWD he was previously unaware he needed to contact the White House to use the President's image on the billboard, adding he thought a payment to the Associated Press for the image was all that was necessary. (The AP contract does stipulate, however, that approval from the subject in the photo must be gained by the organization using the image for commercial purposes.) "The White House has a long-standing policy disapproving of the use of the President and First Family's name and likeness for advertising purposes," said Bill Burton, White House deputy press secretary, in an e-mail to WWD.
As for the AP, a spokesman said the issue was between the outerwear firm and the White House.
In addition to the billboard, the ad was offered to The New York Times, New York Post and WWD, all of whom rejected it.
But while Stollmack said he was unaware of the White House's policy, a PETA official said the group totally knew about it — and decided to ignore it. The organization this week used an image of the First Lady in a "Fur-Free and Fabulous" ad, alongside Oprah Winfrey, Tyra Banks and Carrie Underwood. Ingrid Newkirk, PETA's president, said the First Lady's office confirmed several months ago in an e-mail responding to a question posed by the group that Michelle Obama does not wear fur. On the basis of that alleged confirmation, Newkirk said PETA felt it was within its rights to use Obama's image in the ad, which is being displayed on a van sponsored by PETA, which is handing out hot cocoa in the Washington area, and in print ads in Washington metro stations. Newkirk said the White House legal counsel's office recently called about the ad campaign but did not threaten legal action at the time. "The White House legal counsel's office called us to point out they couldn't promote, fund or endorse the campaign," said Newkirk. "I pointed out to them that we understood that, which is why we never asked them." Newkirk maintained PETA's ad campaign is not for fund-raising but to raise awareness, which is why she felt the organization did not need White House permission.
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Merrill Lynch & Co.'s Canadian unit said it bought 2.95 million Class B shares in ACE Aviation Holdings Inc. (ACE/H), the parent of Air Canada, for a stake of about 3.8 percent in the Montreal-based company.
The New York-based securities firm made the buy yesterday on the Toronto Stock Exchange (SPTSX), giving it 17 percent of Class B shares, according to a statement distributed by Canada NewsWire today. Merrill Lynch previously owned about 4 percent of the class's shares. The purchase was valued at about C$79.3 million ($74 million), based on yesterday's closing price.
The share purchase was made in the ``ordinary course of its trading operations,'' Merrill Lynch said. Brokerage spokeswoman Danielle Robinson and ACE Aviation spokesman Peter Fitzpatrick declined to comment.
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Stella on House
My friend Jim's kid, the actress Stella Maeve, has been signed for the TV show House. House is one of my favorite TV shows. Stella will appear in a role that may become a regular gig. This, of course, depends on the producers and directors, but I have no doubt that Stella will do well. She'll be filming this fall, but I don't know when her episode will appear.


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You're right. When I got my first R15-300 (brand new!) in July 2007 it was very disappointing. It failed to record shows. It was very buggy. But I'd never had a TiVo (or any DVR) before so I thought it was pretty nice.
Meanwhile, four years later and endless posts by me in the Cutting Edge forums about the R15 and endless software fixes and updates and the box is really very solid and F-A-S-T! It runs rings around my R22. In fact, my displeasure with the R22 (running the same HD software as the HR21) is a major reason why I haven't even considered commiting to a new 2 year agreement and upgrading to HD service.
Maybe the HR24 is better but you can't guarantee you'll get one so I'll keep bumbling along with my SD setup.
Turns out the boxes contained R10s. The last of the TiVos. My mistake. Sorry for bringing it up.


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We are starting another group buy in Chicago. As usual, grain is delivered to my place at the vicinity of Cicero and Grand in Chicago. Per hbt rules, we do not mark up prices and there are no club fees or any other BS fees involved like with some home brew clubs in the area. Delivery charges are amortized across the number of sacks ordered. There are 42 sacks maximum per pallet so we try to maximize each pallet to keep delivery costs per bag at a minimum. Anyone is welcomed to participate all we ask is that you register for free on homebrewtalk then go to the link below to sign up to the database (thanks ghoti!) and place your order. The pricing will automatically adjust based on the total amount of grain ordered. If you have any questions let me know. If you find any bugs with the database let ghoti know. Thanks everyone! chicagohomebrewers.org/grain look in the notes section for the catalog and spreadsheet links.EDIT: When it's time to pay and you plan on paying using paypal, PLEASE DO NOT GIFT THE MONEY TO ME BUT INSTEAD PAY THE TRANSACTION FEE YOURSELF. I have already received a warning on previous buys and paypal will freeze my account and everyone's money who has paid. You can pay with cash or check which takes a little longer to clear. Thank you.
Here we go! No reference to the bud lite saying
By the way for everyone, including myself, that replied in the group 5 thread about hops for this buy, the Centennial is sold out for this and next season. The nelson sauvin is still available however. I would be interested in a split, anyone else? I would want 2 pounds the other 9 would be available.
I will take a pound of NS. Also interested in a couple pounds of simcoe if it is available.
How have people organized payment and splitting hops in previous buys?
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Ihave a celebirty tomato plant it is growing lots of tomatos.But when the tomatos start to get ripe they look great one day i go out the next day and half the tomato is missing I cant find any pests on the plant.they dont look like they are being eating they almost look like it just burst.this happens to every tomato have you ever heard of such a thing? |
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Re:You're so wrong it's painful. (615 comments)
I'm VERY MUCH against TC & the TCG. The whole idea is wrong with me.
Linus says, it's not the GPL's business to forbid the kind of use he cites. I agree with him. I don't think that v3 should impose those restrictions. I don't think that's the way to win this fight.
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Five years of various construction projects have transformed and enhanced the 178-year-old campus of St. Joseph's Villa into a modern, vibrant facility that serves as a safe and efficient community resource for families. Earlier this month, Villa officials gathered with clients, volunteers, students, Henrico County Manager Virgil Hazelett and Fairfield Supervisor Frank Thornton to celebrate the campus' transformation. There was a strong sense of excitement and accomplishment in the air during the June 6 event at the Villa, where the changes will ensure that it remains a vital resource for needy families – 82 percent of them from Henrico. The improvements have helped the Villa build new partnerships, increase capacity, improve efficiency and expand the scope of its services. "Before this project, we were serving 800 [people] – now we are serving about 2,000," said Board of Trustees member JoAnne K. Henry. The renovation is the first major construction of infrastructure and roadways on the 82 acre campus since 1931. A major investment is the new perimeter road that makes it safer for the 450 vehicles that access the campus each day, while removing them from the pedestrian walkways and safeguarding clients, staff, visitors and children. "My son has attended the Villa for four years and will be graduating this year. I think it's wonderful and it gives the children time to walk through the school without cars going by," said parent Jaralyn McIntosh. "It's the best idea they could've come up with." Other significant features include a new culinary arts center for dining and career training, a pedestrian avenue and walkways to connect buildings and campus resources, renovation of the gym and underground infrastructures including utilities and technology and restoration of the central garden and green spaces to promote outdoor learning and therapy. The transformation began five years ago when architects, board members, engineers and staff devised a master plan for the future of St. Joseph's Villa with safety and transportation as the main goals. The building committee, led by Villa Chairman John Gentry, held monthly meetings for 26 months to create budgets plans and implement work. The Villa launched its first ever capital campaign, "Believing is Seeing," with a goal of $10 million. Despite launching the campaign during one of the worst economic recessions in recent history, the Villa reached 99 percent of its goal. The money raised came from various donations from businesses, grants, staff, board members and friends. The transformation is one that not only has helped expand the reach and scope of services the Villa can offer but has also been an example for the students. "The number one reason to love the new campus is because of inspiration for transformation. Seeing what the campus has become inspires a sense of possibility in the individuals that they serve here," said Villa senior Ellen Trebour during the grand reopening. Said Villa CEO Kathleen Barrett: "They have been thrilled; we asked the students for their input and how they felt about everything. They were involved every step of the way, and everyone loves the finished project." Established in 1834 by the Daughters of Charity to serve as an orphanage and school, the Villa has now evolved as the oldest and largest continuously operating children's nonprofit organization in the metro region. It is a non-religious affiliated, non-profit organization that works to serve children and families by providing children with special needs the opportunity to succeed through innovative educational and day programs. Many of those served are dealing with autism, homelessness, or physical and mental disabilities that would classify the children as "at risk." The project was recently awarded the Greater Richmond Association Commercial Real Estate Award for the best site improvements in 2011. The project finished under budget and before the targeted completion date. |
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Hundreds of 'tweens' and their moms will attend the Secret Keeper Girl Crazy Hair Tour at West End Assembly of God on Jan. 22 at 6:30 p.m., a popular Bible-based tour geared toward building and strengthening relationships between mothers and their daughters (typically ages 8 to 12).
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CAT Theatre will hold auditions for Quartet on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, Feb. 22, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Auditions will be held at the theatre, located at 319 N. Wilkinson Road in Richmond. Quartet will run May 22 through June 6 and will close out CAT's 51st season.
Director Laurie Follmer is seeking two males, ages 50-70 and two females ages 50-70. British accents are required for roles and are requested for auditions. There is no actual singing in the show. Singing ability and experience is not a requirement. Audition sides are available at http://www.cattheatre.com on the Audition Page. > Read more.
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Posted October 15, 2012 at 6:23PM
We have plenty of Scots who take part in this forum. I wonder how they intend to vote.
Will Scottish people in England, Northern Ireland or Wales etc., have a vote and if so how do you intend to vote? Will it depend on the address at the time of voting? As I have said before I have lots of Scottish friends but they all live on the south coast of England. (They show a tendency to get away from Scotland as far as possible).
Macscouse had better keep out of this or the LHO will hit him below the sporran.
Seriously though. Will English people living in Scotland on a permanent basis be entitled to vote?
What about all the Scottish people living abroad in such diverse places as Canada and South Africa?
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 6:09AM
"I think that if Scotland does gain independence then they may well be in the same situation as Ireland."
I think many people would be happy with that (note to fm - I didn't say all, or even most!).
"Personally I think that the powers that be might have made a bad mistake with that arrangement"
I left my native Wales in 1953, and paid my last visit in the 70s. I first came to Scotland in 1957.
Are you seriously suggesting that I should have a vote in any independence referendum in a country I haven't seen in 40 years, but not in a country where I have lived and worked for 60?
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 6:34AM
The way I see it is if you were born in Scotland you should be entitled to vote.
It does not matter where you are in the world if you were born in Scotland you are Scottish.
Now whether you would want to vote is a different thing but maybe you should have that choice.
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 7:26AM
Possibly the only means of surviving an independence vote would be for the Scots to go fully into Europe,if the Euro survives itself,lock,stock and ........ .I'll leave you fill in the blank.
Would Salmond be any better pleased being 'ruled' from Brussels rather than Westminster,"independence"/"sovereignty" are dirty words in the Euro zone unless your country begins with an F or G.
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 8:24AM
The thought occurs to me that I wonder if the 'asylum seekers' that turn up on our shores all too often will keep on going north, and what salmond will do about them?
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 9:44AM
Jock1e "The way I see it is if you were born in Scotland you should be entitled to vote."
Have you any idea of the complexity of what you are suggesting? Proving your Scottish birth and registering to vote in an election in a Scotland you maybe haven't seen in 70 or 80 years?? Get real!
WTM "asylum seekers"
Why on earth would they WANT to come if things are going to be so bad up here when England are no longer supplying all the cash to the Scots?
But always good politics to throw up scare stories at any opportunity!
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 9:45AM
How much of the current UK National Debt will they to take on? Presumably the new state of Scotland wouldn't be able to pay this off in a single payment, still never mind there's always the oil revenue to sequester until their share is paid!
Oh yes nearly forgot about the WW1 and WW2 debts to the USA, still in a generation or two they should be nearly out of debt.
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 9:57AM
Mike "Oh yes nearly forgot about the WW1 and WW2 debts to the USA, still in a generation or two they should be nearly out of debt"
Did you also forget the 'final' payments made in about 2006 to clear the same?
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 10:08AM
Can anyone get a bet on with William Hill or any other bookies on the outcome of the vote? I don't suppose the bookies will be taking bets until they find out what the make up of the question actually is.
If it is a straight Yes or No question, then I've got a feeling in my water that most Scots will vote No.
Whatever happens I am sure we will all remain firm friends, won't we?
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 10:18AM
I think fourm member hit the nail on the head when he said "We know it is all about what people believe not what is true. People believe that Scotland depends on the rest of the UK to finance its spending and anyone trying to present figures to disprove that will just be accused of trying to spin."
The sort of statistic that influences the 'we all finance Scotland' cohort is this:
In may 2011 the proportion of people of working age claiming benefit in Scotland was approximately 14.7%
In the same month the figure for England was 3.7%
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Posted October 16, 2012 at 10:45AM
Whatever happens I hope that after the referendum that the Barnett Formula is ended (or replaced) and that the West Lothian question would be resolved with no Scottish MP's (or Welsh or NI) able to vote on English matters.
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Okay I do my brews in 12oz and 22oz...Someone told me a 22oz bottle takes longer to carbonate and I refused to believe them. Here is my philosophy. I add a set amount of priming sugar to the carboy before bottling which gets distributed evenly throughout all the bottles, whether it is a 12 or 22. If you do it with this method then there is the same ratio of sugar to beer in a 12 and 22...hopefully you are following me. Now, if you add a set amount of priming sugar on a per bottle basis (i.e. put 1/8 tps per bottle for both 22 and 12). Then I can see were a 22 would take longer because you have a more beer to sugar ratio then a 12oz bottle. This case is the only way that I can find it feasible for a 22 oz bottle to take longer to carbonate. Now I could be completely wrong about this, but this was just my thought process on the subject. Please correct me if I am wrong.
i believe 12oz or 22oz will carbonate the same time frame. With the priming sugar i would not add to the carboy dry. Dissolve the correct amount of sugar in 2 cups of water on the stove then place it into your bottling bucket and rack your beer in top then bottle away. If you do the bottle prime then the 22oz will have a little more sugar to get the correct carbonation. But if you put all your beer together with the sugar it does not matter if you bottle in 12 or 22oz. I bottle in both in the same batch and i did not notice the 22oz took longer. The choice in bottle is up to you.
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It doesn't matter what your philosophy says, practical experience bears out the fact that larger bottles take longer to carb and condition. My philosophy says I should have twin Irish redheads in fishnets waiting on my every need...but the truth of the matter is very different. Have you guys ACTUALLY compared it, or are you just blowing wind? Because it's one thing to theorize, and another thing to actually experience it. And many, many on here have experienced it. In fact at least once a week someone comes on here starting a thread thinking something's wrong because they drank a couple 12 ouncers and they were carbed, then they opened a bomber of the same thing and it wasn't. OR simply that they bottled everything in bombers or pints, and at 3-4 weeks NONE of them were carbed. A larger volume sized bottle usually needs more time to carb AND condition. I have some pints, 22 oz bombers and other sizes that I often use, but since I enter contests I usually also do a sixer or two of standard 12 ouncers for entering. And inevitably the 12 ouncers are done at least a week faster than the larger bottles....some times two weeks ahead of time... Also the rule of thumb is 3 weeks at 70 degrees for a normal grav 12 ounce bottle....to carb and condition....It takes longer for the yeasties to convert the larger volume in the bigger bottles to enough co2 in the headspace to be reabsorbed back into the solution...A ration I don't know how much... Big Kahuna gives a good explanation here...
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And regardless of bulk priming or priming individually, the principal is still the same. It's not about the amount of sugar, it's about how long the byproduct of the yeast eating the sugar (farting co2) takes to go into solution.
Here's some folks who have actually experienced it.
dont listen to me then. Revvy got it right. Guess i never notice because i just leave mine alone for a good while and never noticed
I often bottle half of a batch in 12 oz bottles and the other half in bomber. I definitely notice it take longer for the bombers to condition and carb up. Another thing I notice is that the bombers take longer in the fridge for the carbonation to get forced into the brew in the bigger bottles. A day ot two in the fidge for 12 oz bottles and they are good, but the bigger bottles can take much longer.
I bottle both 12 and 22 and find the 22 takes longer and does get as carbonated. I know this does make sense but I see it with every batch
So is the norm to have the brew in bottles for 3 weeks at room temp > then transfer to fridge from there on out? I normally just keep my stash at room temp and stick 6-12 in the fridge and replenish as needed...


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The Samsung HomeSync hasn't been a huge success, and the astronomical price probably had something to do with that. The device retails for $299.99, and it's only a few bucks cheaper on Amazon right now. Best Buy is undercutting everyone by offering this syncing hub for a mere $99, which actually makes it pretty attractive.
If you want a Chromecast, you probably already have one - that's kind of the point of pricing something in the range of an impulse purchase. The early supply issues have been worked out, new and updated apps with Chromecast support are practically flooding into the Play Store, and Google's tiny streamer has even made its way to Europe. But if you're an American who refuses to pay retail, you'll be glad to know that the Chromecast is once again on sale for $29.99 at both Amazon and Best Buy.
Regular slate tablets are not for you. No sir/ma'am, you demand flexibility and utility from your electronics. Lenovo's Yoga line might be more accommodating for your needs, since it uses a unique chassis that combines a kickstand, an ergonomic handle, a massive battery pack, and a pair of stereo speakers into one bulbous side of the device. Today's Best Buy deal of the day is the 8-inch Yoga Tablet, on sale for $70 off.
The original Galaxy Gear wasn't for everyone (particularly people who don't own a Samsung phone). It also suffered from limited app compatibility and a quirky interface. Its biggest drawback, though, was the price: $299. That's a lot to ask for a smartwatch that only does a handful of things. But what about $99? That's how much Best Buy is currently selling refurbished models of the device for as part of today's deal of the day.
The white Nexus 7 has been available since December, and it's a thing of beauty. Unfortunately, only a 32GB version is currently offered. Sure, that's the bare minimum amount of space I'd want in a tablet these days, but that also means a price point of $269.99. A 16GB option would allow people to pick up a Nexus 7 in white without having to withdraw as much money from the bank.
Update #1: The 16GB Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 is scheduled to go live today also, but it doesn't seem to have trickled out to most retailers just yet. Best Buy currently has the smallest tablet in the PRO series available for $399.99 online, but only in white.
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Samsung's new Galaxy NotePRO tablets combine massive size with massive price, but that doesn't mean there isn't someone with fat hands and a matching wallet just waiting to give them a go.
Best Buy wants to give you $50, but you're going to have to do something for Best Buy – just buy a phone. If you were planning to do that anyway, then it's a win-win. It's essentially the same deal Best Buy has been offering for the last few years. Just sign up for the promo, and then at any time in 2014 you can use the $50 credit toward a phone of your choice.
One has to wonder: what's the point of a sale on a proverbially cheap item? And the obvious answer is, it's five bucks you wouldn't have otherwise had. So it is with Google's Chromecast streaming HDMI dongle, which has once again gone on sale at both Amazon and Best Buy. You can pick one up for $29.99 at either retailer, with free shipping for Prime members at the former and free shipping for everyone at the latter.
If you want a smart watch but aren't compelled by the Galaxy Gear or enamored with the Pebble, there are other options out there to sate your desire. One of those options is Sony's Smart Watch 2. Best Buy is offering the second iteration of Sony's smart watch effort for $159.99, forty dollars off its normal price from the retailer, and thirty dollars off its price at Amazon.
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By Carley Dangona email@example.com WEST SPRINGIELD – A donation of land and an easement from Westfield Bank will make the new design of the West Springfield Public Library (WSPL) feasible. On Feb. 11, Westfield Bank, 206 Park St., donated $50,000 to the West Side Story Campaign for the WSPL along with the use of its driveway and land adjacent to the property line of the library. Without the easement, the main entry of the library would not be possible as it is planned for the renovated WSPL building. "Westfield Bank has been extremely generous in this gift to us and to its commitment to the community," Antonia Golinski-Foisy, WSPL director, said. She explained that the easement and land donation was "absolutely critical" to the entranceway and traffic flow of the library. "It would've been near impossible [without the bank's generosity]," Golinski-Foisy added. Mayor Edward Sullivan called the bank's gift "magnanimous" and expressed his gratitude for the donation at a press conference later that day. The $16 million renovation of the WSPL is still in the fundraising process. In December 2013, the Town Council approved a $2.6 million reimbursable bond for the library. The West Side Story Campaign for the WSPL has raised $850,000 of its $2 million goal. The Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners will provide $6.2 million in funding for the project. The town will fund the remaining $5.2 million. The groundbreaking for the project is anticipated to take place in the spring. The library will remain at 200 Park St., but will be expanded approximately 15,000 square feet. The library will be moving to its temporary location, 511 Main St. (the former Immaculate Conception School at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini), beginning next week and will be closed from Feb. 17 to March 8 to accommodate the moving schedule. All services and collections will be unavailable during this closed period, though items may be returned to other local libraries. The library will re-open on March 10. Its new hours will be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. |


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An Almost Christmas Story 3It was a time to be joyous. The evening of Christmas Eve had begun with a magical entrance. Flakes of ashen snow trickled under the pale sky, decorated with streaks of pink and purple hues that reflected from a grand sunset. Cold breeze easily filled the lonely streets, as most people had opted for the snug and toasty warmth of a home occupied by their family members.Although this wasn't the case for Zack, he equally felt a great joy and relief. The strenuous mission had finally come to its end. Earlier, the squad spent a tiring five hours working to retrieve Marilyn Hutton's earrings, an impromptu mission thought in the nick of time. The plan was simple - sedate her, take hold of the jewelry and leave no evidence - but even a trivial error could blow their cover. Zack supervised his team from the reconnaissance vehicle, as the rest spread out to play their roles. As Ryan watched over the perimeter, Nicky and Dawn blended in the afternoon Christmas Eve function as guests. Dawn managed
RyRy: A Fluffy Tale."Make your choice, Ryan."Ryan felt Rylie scrutinized his expression as he faced her, irritation simmered silently beneath her blue-grey irises. Her usually kind voice had wearied into exasperation, as she repeated her question. "Well, which is it?""Right," he spoke thoughtlessly."Your right or my right?" Rylie asked, irked. She lifted her arms and shook the shirts, one in each of her hand."Mine." Ryan answered. There wasn't an erroneous reply to that question; it was made clear that he would return to their apartment that day with a few new clothes he hadn't asked for. Whether the buttons were made of clay or rubies, or if the shirt's color was green or more of a turquoise, he definitely couldn't be bothered."Really?" It was apparent that Rylie was more attentive. Her attention had diverted, annoyance transformed into a slight, but genuine, wonder. "You don't mind the flowered dots at the cuffs and hem of the shirt?"Ryan hadn't noticed. He just wasn't too keen on selecting a blac
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23 Yeshua looked around and said to his talmidim, "How hard it is going to be for people with wealth to enter the Kingdom of God!" | 23 Jesus looked around and said to his disciples, "How hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom of God!" |
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The Princess of Wales Conservatory
The Princess of Wales Conservatory was commissioned in 1982 and was named after Princess Augusta, the founder of Kew. Opened in 1987 by Diana, Princess of Wales, the Princess of Wales Conservatory is the most complex glasshouse at Kew, containing ten computer-controlled climatic zones.
The conservatory was designed by architect Gordon Wilson to be energy-efficient and was built partly underground. The southern end is heated more by the sun than the northern end, where tower spikes of echiums and silver agaves from dry tropical regions such as the arid Canary Islands are housed.
The central area contains an elevated aquaria, complete with waterlily pond and the dangling roots of mangroves, together with displays of orchids and carnivorous plants. At the northern end are species from the moist tropics.
Stunningly illuminated after dark, the Princess of Wales Conservatory provides a unique drinks reception experience for up to 200 guests, in which your guests can explore the different climates, plants and free roaming Chinese Water Dragon lizards.
The Princess of Wales Conservatory is a short stroll or Explorer trip from the Orangery, Cambridge Cottage, Orangery Conference Room and Nash Conservatory, making it an ideal pre-dinner or post-event add-on venue.
Many of the plants in Kew's collections have been acquired for specific research or conservation projects. The rich collection of Madagascan plants in the Princess of Wales Conservatory reflects the long-standing research interest in the species of this island in the Indian Ocean. It is considered to be one of the world's plant biodiversity hotspots with over 10,000 species of higher plants, 80% of which are found wild nowhere else in the world.
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How Parenthood Made Us Stop Listening To Each Other
A horrified look washed over his face as he realized how poorly I must feel to have slept through our son crying. He rushed off to collect Alex and make me some chicken soup. I soldiered through the end of the work day while David entertained Alex. I'm still unsure as to how he entertained him. Frankly, I didn't care. I was just glad to use the bathroom alone.
I'd like to say this is the first time we've faced a major communication malfunction. However, since having a child, miscommunications have happened more more frequently than I'd like to admit. In short, it seems we're just not listening to each other.
We used to balance everything smoothly, but the tiny addition to our family—an addition that screams rather frequently—has made it hard for us to hear each other. Plus, let's face it, 90 percent of our conversations are now about the baby. Having a conversation about me, or about us, seems like a foreign concept.
I certainly contribute to this environment, and we're constantly working on it. That doesn't mean it's not a bit frustrating when simple statements like "I'm sick" take hours to really hit home.
We need to do better, especially when we're sick.
That day, everything had combined in a perfect storm of miscommunication. He was too busy with work and snow shoveling to notice that I was a lame duck. I found myself too sick to use words to let him know how I felt. The next time I'm sick, I genuinely hope that we can communicate more clearly on the topic. At the very least, I hope there's not another blizzard.


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10 His watchmen are blind, they are all without knowledge; they are all mute dogs, they can't bark; dreaming, lying down, loving to slumber. | 10 Israel's watchmen are blind, they all lack knowledge; they are all mute dogs, they cannot bark; they lie around and dream, they love to sleep. |
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The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival
This nonfiction account of a man tracking a tiger in Russia's far east reads like a detective story.
John Vaillant connects us to the primitive and the primeval in his mesmerizing account of a tiger killing in far eastern Russia in the depths of winter 1997. The Tiger is nature writing of the highest order and more; it's also a meditation on perestroika gone wrong, what it takes to keep a region going, and the relationship between predator and prey. It's nonfiction as riveting as any detective story.
"The Tiger" brings us into the heart of Primorye, a "remote and slender threshold realm in which creatures of the subarctic have been overlapping with those of the subtropics since before the last Ice Age." Dotted with tiny, barely surviving communities, it is about the size of Washington State and the crossroads of four distinct bioregions – what Vaillant calls a Boreal Jungle, where timber wolves and reindeer share terrain with poisonous snakes, and the Amur tiger, an "apex predator," rules.
One of these tigers killed Vladimir Markov, a poacher attempting to profit from the trade in illegal tiger parts that blossomed between Russia and China in the early 1990s. Yuri Trush, the head of a Russian federal Inspection Tiger unit, is charged with tracking down the suspected beast. That tracking is the frame of Vaillant's stark, curiously noble probe of a fragile balance between man and nature that has been grievously disrupted in the Primorye territory. It also is about the relationship between Umwelt and Umgebung, German words for, respectively, the world each being occupies individually and the greater world we all share.


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This will take place at the University on Wednesday 22 April 2015. This popular event keeps teachers and careers advisers working with sixth form students updated on developments in Higher Education. It also provides the opportunity to find out more about courses offered at the University of Birmingham.
We organise Conferences for teachers and advisers jointly with The University of Nottingham in Manchester and London. The programmes include a range of speakers and panellists from both universities giving delegates the opportunity to be updated by key admissions staff including specialist workshops and a question and answer session with admissions tutors. These Conferences give delegates an opportunity to get advice about entry to competitive courses at two of the Midlands largest universities.
This will be the third annual Manchester Conference providing an ideal opportunity for teachers and careers advisers located in the North to get the latest admissions information from the University of Birmingham and The University of Nottingham.
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