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Suze Orman gives excellent tips on how to settle up with credit card companies. The alternative is to apply for debt review here. Ms. Orman is NOT affiliated with Eltman, Eltman and Cooper – she works as a f…
44 thoughts on "Suze Orman's Debt Consolidation and Debt Review Tips"
This is about debt settlement, not debt consolidation.
living with debt is like following your own shadow…
but if you focus on the good way, you recive the solution too..
good video… -
Suze Orman has given some great advice in the past, and I agree with the
general message of this post. However, one should be careful when selecting
a company, and make certain that due diligence is performed before making a
decision. Great video!! -
I love Suze too! So upfront and informative!
There is great information out there to help. I think we have all
experienced this once in our lifetime. I just needed help doing my debt
settlement. I found it took to much of my time and it was complicated. This
place had good information..Debt Go Away dot org -
Not just are debt settlement firms risky (as they recommend you to trust
your money with them), but it also harms your credit rating in the end.
Charge off to your credit card debt sometimes occurs after 6 months.
Furthermore, an appropriate settlement amount takes time to accrue, about
six months or more. The charge off for your credit history also stays with
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I owed about 6500 on 2 credit cards and my plan is to pay $300 per months
and if I dont used my cards I should be debt free by March 2015! -
Trouble paying off your Credit Cards? Suze Orman has some good advice on
settling yourself with the credit card companies. -
so… people spend more then what they have and dont have to worry about
paying it back? -
this is so good
It is best to avoid getting into debt to begin with, but always pay douple
the payment if you cannot afford to pay it off at the end of the month. Get
an Amex charge card and not a credit card. Always pay with cash! If you
have a high balance on your credit card, try to pay it off within 12 months
or less and do not use it any more. Try to limit your self on what you can
afford and always assume every day that you will be poor and think about
before you charge. -
Ha! I don't consolidate my clients' debts – I erase them!
Hello Miss Oman, can you please let us know how many credit card companies
tries to settle debts or entertain common peoples? They always create
pressure on common people and tries to recover extra money from them. Among
100 only a small ratio of 10-15 peoples are able to deal with credit card
companies and get better settlements offers. But what about rest, due to
this reason they file bankruptcy which they have never thought to do. -
I've learnt so much over the past few years. I've learnt to analyse every
credit card statement for what banks are really charging compared to what I
am actually paying. One bank allowed me to go over my credit card limit and
didn't decline the payment! I thought … wait… who's managing my account
here? -
I do debt collection for medical debt which is a whole new ball park people
so please understand her tips which are great don't work to well for
medical debts : ) -
1) Make sure that you are in a settlement agreement, before writing the
check. Just writing on the check "Paid" WILL NOT COVER YOU. Some banks will
just cash it, some will refuse it 2) MOST banks will tell you they are not
going to update the credit report as paid in full, why would they? They
will also send you a 1099c for the IRS for claim of income if they bank
waives more than 600 bucks. 4) Make sure you get the settlement
documentation before you send money. -
As a debt collector we always advise people about their poss tax liability,
but we also advise them of the 982b insolvency form. It's a hardship form
so they don't have a tax liability. Most of the time just talking to
collection agencies you can get great deals directly with them. I sometimes
settle people for 25%, for example 21k balance and we took 6k to let them
get it resolved. This is all dependant on what the creditor will allow,
because they write off the difference. -
great advice.
how long did it take you? and how long did you have to wait until the
Collection companies contacted you? Thank you -
I agree eldrama1, hell why bother.
$33k in credit card debt? omg!! I feel so much better about my $6k cc debt
now!! -
kristin wiig brought me here
just stop watching televistion and buying shit and you won't have these
problems. -
So many people fall into credit card debt because when you are spending
it's like you are not spending real money. -
This video is awesome with full description & tips on how to settle up with
credit card -
I understand that in life there are emergencies, and those emergency
payments can run up credit cards, but let's be honest, a majority of
Americans are notin credit card debt because of that, but because they
don't think before they spend. Its enough to drive you up a friggin' wall. -
i did this on my own…im debt free…I love Suze
Hello there, did you paid a lot of taxes?
Great advise as usual for suze!
DSCs are horrid even if CCCS is bad, whatever. DSCs are shite!
@eldrama1 I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU
You've done a great job posting this video !!! Keep up the good work !!!
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just listen for now, These professionals are being with us always to guide
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how can i enter to win the 10.000 dolars Ms suze orman
When you settle debt, as per this advice, the collection company or
original creditor files the amount written off with the IRS. They send you
a form 1099-C, which is the amount written off, that is considered INCOME
by the IRS and you must pay taxes on that income. I got a surprise 1099-C,
AFTER filing the years taxes and had to file an amendment and pay more
money to the IRS for taxes on this income… -
She's right about the mini-contract on the payment instrument. I actually
use my own checks to occasionally (rarely!) settle with my clients'
creditors. However, my mini-contract explicitly states that not only does
this check fully settles the account, but that the creditor must REMOVE
this account from my clients' credit reports. Really, Suze you gotta cover
all bases! (Red G., Credit Repair Specialist) -
your credit score is damaged for 7 years whether you settle or not; so, why
the hell pay anything? -
so im paying them to haggle for me thats bs thank you so much for telling me
@lydloc10467 10 dollars? or 10,000. (Step1) Learn when to use full stops.
good info lady keep it coming
the only debt worth having is student debt and a mortgage, any other debt
is just plain stupid why is it that most Americans would look at $5,000 in
savings as a deposit on a $25,000 car when they really should buy a bargain
$5,000 used car?, I just don't get it, if you borrow money then you should
be made to pay it back in full whatever it takes if you want to be happy,
then work hard to pay off your student & mortgage debt as soon as you can,
and don't buy useless crap in the mean time -
Don't be so stupid. The credit companies sell off your outstanding debts to
collection agencies and it starts all over again. These things can haunt
you for 20 years. If they get a judgement then you can wind up with
garnishments etc., depending on where you live. Either pay it, settle it,
or go Chapter 7. Don't let this crap ruin your life! -
She's great! What an awesome personality.


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My grandfather recently passed away and left me much of his incredible clothing collection. There's a lot of vintage Brooks Brothers and plenty of stuff from specialty men's shops like Beecroft & Bull. I'll wear what I can, but for the stuff that doesn't fit, what are your thoughts on selling clothes online? Have you done that before? And is there someplace I should do it other than eBay?
I haven't sold anything. I'm more into handing down or donating to charity, but I have bought some items on eBay, mostly ties, and I have generally had a good experience. The massive eBay runs a pretty tight ship, and if you're not satisfied, there's always the terrifying "negative feedback" that vendors dread.

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Dear wbd,
What a really lovely picture! Also, you certainly
have gotten down the Patrick Nagel style.
Disappointing news on the Bubblegum
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and 2012 on the web, apparently the
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Irene Maxine Keller-Zerfas
Irene Maxine Keller-Zerfas, 84, Hays, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013, at Good Samaritan Society, Hays.
She was born June 29, 1928, in Ellis to Frank A. and Carrie (Wentling) Keller.
She married Albert Keller on Nov. 7, 1946. He preceded her in death Dec. 15, 1978. She later married Bernard Zerfas on May 6, 1987. He preceded her in death June 9, 2010. She was a farmer and homemaker.
She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church, Ellis. She participated in WELCA and the church choir.
She enjoyed dancing, card playing, gardening and spending time with her family.
Survivors include two sons, Dennis Keller and wife, Connie, Zurich, and Norman Keller and wife, Sandy, Hays; two daughters, Wanda Kortan and husband, Terry, Palco, and Sharon Keller, Hays; a brother, Arthur Keller, Wichita; two sisters, Minnie Keller and Martha Armbrister, both of Ellis; eight grandchildren, Michelle Funk, Scott Kortan, Tracy Dinkel, Jeff Keller, Justin Keller, Joshua Keller, Lauren Keller and London Keller; and nine great-grandchildren, Madison and Trevor Funk, Ethan, Mallory, Mariah, Ebram, Mabree Kortan, Emma Dinkel and Jamie Keller.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Oscar Keller; and a sister, Helen Schoenthaler.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at St. John Lutheran Church, 7.5 miles north of Ellis; burial in the church cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Keithley Funeral Chapel, 400 E. 17th, Ellis, KS 67637, and from 10 a.m. until time of service Friday at the church.
A prayer service will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested to St. John Lutheran Church in care of the funeral home.
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A child and a lady are strolling through an apple orchard. The child sees a delicious red apple on a tree and asks for it. The lady considers picking the apple and giving it to the child.
She ponders for a moment.
Then, the lady lifts the child higher, lowers the branch from where the apple hangs and lets the child pick the apple. The child is joyous, and says, "I did it! I picked the apple all by myself!"
In the Montessori environment, the goal is to have the child experience this feeling of competence and independence in each task the child accomplishes.
The name "Effica" is derived from the term "self-efficacy" which means "the inner belief that one is capable of accomplishing desired goals." Guided by intrinsic motivation, children pursue activities for the mere joy of accomplishing them. The accumulation of such profound experiences provides a solid academic foundation and enhances a child's love of learning, and of life itself.
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1. Chuck
It's not "French marksman", it's "French cocksman".
He's been gone since August and they just noticed?
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I heard the deserter was of Yugoslavian origin, although a French citizen. Could it be that he's a Kosovar or Bosnian Muslim, perhaps with links to Al-Qaeda, biding his time? Sometimes the most dangerous thing you can do is to save people from certain death at the hands of the likes of Milosevic!
October 21, 2002 - 1:39 pm Link to this Comment -
4. Peter Koren
He aims, he pulls the trigger and out pops a white flag on a stick.
October 21, 2002 - 2:59 pm Link to this Comment -
The French have an 'elite military school?' Who knew?
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6. Bob
This sort of reminds me of an old satirewire article.
October 21, 2002 - 8:02 pm Link to this Comment -
7. John Cole
When I was stationed in Germany, this was my favorite French Military joke:
Did you hear about the new French tank?
It has twelve gears in reverse, one in forward for when attacked from behind.
All the French soldiers I met, despite the jokes, were brave, decent, honorable, professional soldiers. The joke is still funny, though.
October 22, 2002 - 12:25 am Link to this Comment -
8. Rick
The French (and Europeans in general) have only one redeeming quality that I can think of.They love American blues music and helped keep it alive in the 60′s and 70′s when U.S. bluesmen could'nt find an audience in the states.Luther Allison lived in Paris for years.For that I've gotta give them the benefit of the doubt.
October 22, 2002 - 6:36 am Link to this Comment -
For Sale: French Army surplus rifle. Never fired. Only dropped once.
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10. ZipityDooDah
"I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper! I fart in your general direction! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
- French Soldier, Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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11. Steve Duchame
"I drain my nasal passages at you. You tiny little wiper of other peoples bottoms"
- French Soldier, Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Great Movie….
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12. Robin Roberts
As further proof that the French are not marksmen, when Forsyth was writing "The Day of the Jackal", a novel about the French OAS hiring a hitman to kill Charles DeGaulle, he had to use a British national as the sniper for believability.
October 22, 2002 - 1:57 pm Link to this Comment -
13. Joe Baby
Several French military officers were suspected of passing information to Serbs and Bosnian Serbs…I believe one was even convicted of doing so. There's been a long connection between France and Serbia.
So if we're offering theories, why not an ethnic Serb who's enacting revenge for the bombing of Belgrade?
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quote:Southern Cal is loved by the media, but I think the loss of scholarships is going to hurt them more than people think.
quote:Actually the scholarship loses are not going to hurt them right now, but down the road. You see, USC appealed and by doing so it bought them an extra year. And they stalked up on recruits much last year. They are loaded with 4 or 5 star kids that they red shirted that never played a snap. The Scholarship loses start this year and go for 3 years at 10/year. Where one might see USC suffer is 3-4 years from now not right now. I do agree with you about Clemson and USCe and such...
quote:They will hurt more down the road, but they will also have an impact right away. 10 scholarships isn't a little. They might be stacked with high ranking players, but you have to consider that some are over-rated. Their young players also won't have experience in playing in a bowl game, yet a BCS game. Pressure in those situations is different than regular season games. Their O line also took a big hit with Kalil leaving. They do get good recruits, but you never know if somebody will be able to take over the left tackle spot. I think them being in the top 5 is reasonable, but automatic #2 is not. IMO it should be Clemson
quote:By your logic they should be in the national championship game every year,
quote:i thought you said that you were never gonna come back to this site again?
quote:Does Rummy know you're out of your cage.
quote:they stalked up on recruits
quote:Sandusky's in charge of USC recruiting?
quote:they stalked up on recruits much last year.


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North American anime retailer and distributor Right Stuf announced during its Anime Expo panel on Monday that it licensed the following titles:
- Ristorante Paradiso
- Hyakko
- Aoi Hana: Sweet Blue Flowers
Right Stuf also announced that it is creating "Lucky Penny," a new studio label for "high-quality and budget-friendly editions" of anime. The above titles will be the first releases under this label. Right Stuf will retain its Nozomi Entertainment label for "collectors' editions of critically acclaimed and notable series."


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Well Fed Buff: Ogri'la Chicken Fingers {WoW}
Jun 20th 2008 10:28PM I tried this for dinner tonight and it was really good!
I made some modifications: Used Italian Seasoning Breadcrumbs and breaded the chicken twice (egg, bread, egg bread).
My boyfriend said it was the best chicken that I've made in a long time. Which is great because I've been looking for a way to revamp my chicken! I can't wait until next weeks!
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Your friend can whip up a gourmet meal with three ingredients, but serving spaghetti instead of penne is your best attempt at becoming more creative in the kitchen. Many people think that cooking, drawing, crafting and other common forms of artistic expression are the only ways to express a creative side. But you don't need a "talent" to be creative. Creativity is about more than just mastering a skill. It is also about the way you think and how you see the world.
The ability to problem solve, tell an engaging story, plan an upcoming trip or simply manage your family's daily schedule are all forms of what experts call "everyday creativity"—examples of smart, innovative thinking that involves an imaginative approach to finding solutions, communicating, balancing time and more. "Anyone who puts together even one outfit for a job interview is creative, because that is about working with what you have, what you know, assumptions about others, self-expression and more," says Ann Pardo, M.A., L.P.C., B.C.C., director of life management at Canyon Ranch, Tucson. And studies have shown that people who engage in this type of creative thinking share positive traits—like open-mindedness and curiosity—with their more "traditionally creative" counterparts.
Ann Pardo, M.A., L.P.C., B.C.C.
Becoming more creative isn't about becoming someone you're not. It's about finding new ways to call up the creative side we all have within us and giving yourself time to cultivate your own path.
Don't Try to Be Perfect
The need for perfection can be a serious roadblock when it comes to becoming more creative. We avoid trying something because we're too afraid to make a mistake. Remember: Everything around you is imperfect, including you! Rather than focusing on getting it right, give whatever you are doing your best shot. Mistakes may actually open your mind up to new ideas and approaches. You may have a friend whose expertise in the kitchen you envy, but remember: Chances are good that she served her fair share of fallen soufflés and scorched steaks before she got to where she is now, so give yourself the same room to grow.
Seek Out Inspiration
For centuries, artists, musicians, poets and writers have relied on muses to provide inspiration, so why not try finding one of your own? External input and stimulation can help you come up with good ideas and solve problems, whether you're getting your garage organized or trying to figure out what to make for dinner. Find someone or something to aspire to and expose yourself to new experiences often.
Pick Up a Pen
Keeping a journal is not only a proven stress buster, it's also a great way to encourage creativity. Think of it as the first step in your creative process—a blank slate for you to throw out any thought that crosses your mind. Putting your ideas down on paper, instead of allowing them to just float around in your head, can help you see them in a fresh light. And don't hold back. No censoring! Your journal is a place where your imagination can—and should—run wild.
Give Yourself Time to Explore
Becoming more creative isn't something that happens overnight, and you may need to try different things before you find the one that lights you up and unleashes the creativity within. Allowing yourself a few minutes each day or week to work on your creative endeavors or just daydream can open up new opportunities for you flex your imagination.


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We need to get to work on promoting clean energy. Clean energy is more sustainable and reliable than fossil fuels, requires the same daily planning for grid operators, and keeps energy prices stable.
Michigan predominantly gets its energy from coal and natural gas. Coal causes environmental harm from its mining to its burning. Pollution resulting from coal includes fly ash, bottom ash, mercury, and other harmful materials. The use of coal causes many negative health effects such as respiratory problems, asthma attacks, cancer, etc. Coal is believed to shorten the lives of about 24,000 Americans a year ["Thousands of Early Deaths Tied to Emissions," June 9, 2004, nbcnews.com].
Hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" wastes exorbitant amounts of water from the Great Lakes and blasts chemicals into the environment and our drinking water. Michigan does not even require companies to disclose which chemicals they use. Fracking not only contaminates our groundwater, it also pollutes our air and causes surface contamination from spills.
Michigan is already on track to achieve 10% of its energy from renewable sources by 2015. A recent report by Michigan's Public Service Commission concluded the state's utility companies could get 30% of energy from renewable sources economically and reliably by 2035 ["Michigan Can Triple Its Wind, Solar Energy Production by 2035, Report Finds," Detroit Free Press, September 20, 2013]. A study by the National Renewable ...


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Diablo 3: The review – after four hours of gameplay
Posted By Joe Nguyen On May 17, 2012 @ 3:57 pm In Fantasy,Game On | 2 Comments
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I was a Diablo II [2] junkie.
From my senior year of high school to the end of my freshman year in college, my free time was dedicated to this game. I had beaten it countless times, built up numerous characters to level 80-plus and found just about every item in the game with my level 93 magic-find sorceress.
So when Monday rolled around and I had my hands on the Diablo III: Collector's Edition [3], I quickly went home after work and installed it on my computer, waiting for 1:01 a.m. to arrive. I figured I could get a couple hours of gaming in before having to head back to work.
And then it hit: Error 37.
Blizzard's battle.net servers were overloaded. I was able to get to the create-a-hero screen, but there it lagged, failing to let me into the game.
Therein lays the first problem of Diablo III [4]: you have to be connected online to play the game.
An overloaded server was expected. Heck, even Blizzard admitted fault [5] that they were under-prepared to deal with the number of people who wanted to play. I was hoping to be one of the lucky ones to sneak in, but I would have had enjoyed playing the single-player game until I could. Unfortunately in Diablo III, they are now one and the same.
Happily, I was able to get about four hours of playing time in last night before the server went down at midnight. I created a wizard, got to level 12 and played some co-op. Here are some of my thoughts so far:
• The helper characters are rather stereotypical. The templar is stoic, but has moments of excitement. The scoundrel is brash and a bit of a wannabe lady's man – on the same vein as Cary Elwes in "The Princess Bride." I do enjoy the banter, though.
• The battles are fun. I love blasting my way through the bad guys with my ray of frost or, as I like to call it, the beam of justice.
• Character attribute points are automatically assigned. I'm not a fan of this. In Diablo II, you were able to assign attribute points (strength, dexterity, intelligence, etc.) as you see fit. With D3, the points are automatically increased with each passing level. My dream of making a somewhat effective mêlée wizard has been dashed.
• The game is fun. Bottom line, I am enjoying the gameplay.
I will write a more complete review of the game next week. Well, as long as the servers don't prevent me from playing.
Diablo III was released on May 15 for the PC and Mac.
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About R.J. Stove
The man. The myth. The legend
- Australian. Lives in Melbourne. Was born (1961) in Sydney.
- Is the author of The Unsleeping Eye: Secret Police and Their Victims (Encounter Books, San Francisco, 2003) and A Student's Guide to Music History (ISI Books, Wilmington, Delaware, 2008).
- Has been, since 2004, a Contributing Editor at The American Conservative. Articles published in The New Criterion, Modern Age, The University Bookman, and Chronicles, as well as in antipodean magazines (Coast & Country, National Observer, News Weekly, Quadrant, and others).
- A convert (2002) to Catholicism. Attends Tridentine Latin Mass whenever possible. Is unlikely ever again to vote willingly at an Australian election, save in the unlikely event of a Carlist or Jacobite candidate emerging.
- Plays the organ (on which instrument he improbably scored an A at his Eighth Grade exam in Melbourne during 2008). Has been announcer from time to time at a Melbourne classical music radio station, 3MBS-FM.
- Cannot always be relied on to tie his shoelaces properly. Experiences intermittent but risible problems in pronouncing the letter "R." Accidentally wakes himself up, on occasion, with the sheer Wagnerian volume of his own snoring.


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'Games Have Crept Out and They're Going Everywhere' →
In a presentation about the role of play in business and marketing, Carnegie Mellon University professor Jesse Schell notes the increasing popularity of gaming and 'gamification' – and the benefit it may yield for businesses. (An excellent example of this 'gamification' process – the process of turning ordinarily non-play based activities into playful games – is geocaching: "Because it's cooler to go for a walk in the woods when there's a treasure chest at the end.")
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York manager Gary Mills felt a point was the least his team deserved after they came from behind to draw at Port Vale.
Mills' team controlled much of the game to show why they have been beaten just once in nine league away games this season.
Alex Rodman, on loan from Aldershot, scored his first goal for the club before Jamie Reed bagged an equaliser two minutes from time to earn a dramatic point.
He said: "To go in 2-0 down at half-time was a travesty, but we've got character in abundance and I told the players they could still win it, never mind draw.
"We couldn't quite win, but I'm very proud of my lads because they kept going, didn't panic and continued to play good football to get back into the game.
"In the first-half we passed the ball well and controlled a lot of the play, but we needed more of a cutting edge in the final third. We found that in the second-half and scored two good goals."


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About a year ago, I started having occasional problems with the upper sphincter muscle at the top of the esophagus. When I would eat dry rice or bread, the sphincter wouldn't open completely to let the bolus go on its way down the esophageal tube.
It was an awful feeling. Drinking water did no good. I just had to wait until it slipped down.
I finally went to the doctor and had a procedure that stretched the upper sphincter. Things are much better now. I just have to take small bites and chew well, in case it tightens up again.


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Solve puzzles and get trains into stations with Trainyard [Android]
Posted By Locutus On September 2, 2012 @ 12:01 AM In Android | No Comments
[1]There are some puzzle games that make you gasp: they're simultaneously unique and awesomely fun. Trainyard is one of those games. You're challenged with getting correctly-colored trains to their proper terminals. However, it's not that simple: you've also got to combine, recolor, and split trains to get them there.
Trainyard is probably my favorite Android game–ever. The levels start off incredibly easy, with you just drawing a line directly from one thing to another. They get harder quite quickly, making you split trains to get the proper number, paint trains to make them match terminals, and make them spin around tracks to get aligned correctly.
It's really an awesome game. If you have a phone or tablet, you definitely need to download this. Now. Finishing this can wait–Trainyard Express is entirely free, and the full version with all of the puzzles is only $0.99.
Price: Free with $0.99 upgrade
Requires: Android 2.2+
Download size: 8.2MB
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Influenza viruses ("the flu") infect the respiratory tract. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, headache, muscle aches, and extreme fatigue. Influenza viruses continually change over time, and each year the vaccine is updated to include the viruses that are most likely to circulate in the upcoming influenza season.
In the United States (U.S.), flu season usually peaks between late December and early March. The best time to be vaccinated against influenza is from October through mid-November. However, influenza vaccination can be taken at any time during the season. Pneumococcal and influenza vaccinations may be given simultaneously when both are required. Children may be given influenza vaccine at the same time as routine pediatric immunizations; however, vaccines should be given at different sites.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends annual influenza immunization for persons aged 6 months and older beginning with the 2010 to 2011 influenza season. Prior to the expanded recommendations for the 2010 to 2011 influenza season, ACIP's recommendations for seasonal influenza vaccination had focused on vaccination of persons who have a higher risk for influenza complications. These higher risk persons should continue to be a primary focus for vaccination as providers transition to routinely vaccinating all persons 6 months of age and older. Higher risk individuals include:
Children younger than 6 months of age should not receive influenza vaccination.
It takes 1 to 2 weeks after receiving the vaccination for protective antibodies to form. Influenza vaccines are 70 to 90 % effective in preventing influenza among healthy adults. Among elderly persons or people with chronic conditions, the vaccine may be less effective in preventing disease than in preventing serious complications and death.
Children less than 9 years of age who have not been vaccinated previously should receive 2 doses of live attenuated (if age appropriate) or trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine (TIV). Children who received only 1 dose of a seasonal influenza vaccine in the first influenza season that they received the vaccine should receive 2 doses, rather than 1, in the following influenza season. In addition, for the 2010 to 2011 influenza season, children 6 months to 9 years of age who did not receive at least 1 dose of an influenza A (H1N1) 2009 monovalent vaccine should receive 2 doses of a 2010 to 2011 seasonal influenza vaccine, regardless of previous influenza vaccination history. For all children, the second dose of a recommended 2-dose series should be administered 4 weeks or more after the initial dose (ACIP, 2010).
Only the subvirion or purified surface-antigen vaccines, i.e., those termed "split-virus" vaccines, should be administered to children younger than 13 years of age. The whole-virus vaccines are associated with higher rates of adverse effects in young children.
Split-virus vaccine is recommended for children younger than 12 years of age; the recommended vaccine dose is 0.25 ml for children aged 6 to 35 months and 0.5 ml for children aged greater than 3 years. Children less than 9 years of age who have not been vaccinated previously should receive 2 doses of vaccine at least 1 month apart. A 0.5-ml dose of whole or split-virus vaccine is recommended for adolescents and adults.
Influenza vaccine should not be administered to persons with anaphylactic hypersensitivity to eggs or egg products.
The FDA has approved a nasal-spray influenza vaccine (FluMist) jointly developed by MedImmune Vaccines Inc. and Wyeth Vaccines. The nasal-spray influenza vaccine is a made from a cold-adapted live attenuated virus that is sprayed as an aerosol from a syringe into both nostrils. The FDA originally approved the nasal-spray influenza vaccine only for healthy people ages 5 to 49 years of age, a group for whom influenza vaccination is considered elective. On September 19, 2007, the FDA approved expanding the population for use of the nasal influenza vaccine FluMist to include children between the ages of 2 and 5 years. The FDA currently recommends that individuals considered at high risk for severe cases of the illness -- including those older than age 50, infants ages 6 to 23 months, and patients with chronic conditions such as asthma or diabetes -- continue to receive the injectable version of the vaccine.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) (CDC, 2003) has concluded that nasal-spray influenza vaccine is an acceptable option for persons at average risk for influenza. The ACIP has stated that persons at high risk of influenza should not be immunized with the nasal-spray influenza vaccine. Clinical studies are currently underway to assess the safety and effectiveness of this live attenuated virus vaccine in persons at increased risk of influenza.
Administration of vaccine via aerosol avoids local soreness from injection. Nasal-spray influenza vaccine, however, is derived from a live attenuated virus and is associated with an increased incidence of upper respiratory symptoms (sore throat, rhinitis, cough) following administration (MedImmune, 2003).
Preservative-free influenza vaccine (e.g., FluZone, Aventis Pasteur, Inc. Swiftwater, PA; Afluria, CSL Biotherapies, King of Prussia, PA) does not contain the thimerosal, a mercury-containing preservative. Standard thimerosal-preserved influenza vaccines contain trace amounts of mercury (AAP, 2003). The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Family Physicians, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and the U.S. Public Health Service has issued a joint statement advising the removal of thimerosal-containing vaccines from vaccines routinely recommended for infants (AAP, 2000). The joint statement explains that "[w]hile there was no evidence of any harm caused by low levels of thimerosal in vaccines and the risk was only theoretical, this goal was established as a precautionary measure. There is public concern about the health effects of mercury exposure of any sort, and the elimination of mercury from vaccines was judged a feasible means of reducing an infant's total exposure to mercury in a world where other environmental sources of exposure are more difficult or impossible to eliminate (e.g., certain foods)." Other persons who are sensitive to thimerosal should avoid vaccines containing this preservative. Furthermore, the U.S. Public Health Service recommended efforts be made to eliminate or reduce the thimerosal content in vaccines as part of an over-all strategy to reduce mercury exposures from all sources and ACIP and other federal agencies and professional medical organizations continue to support efforts to provide thimerosal preservative-free vaccine options (ACIP, 2008).
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Academy of Family Physicians recommend routine vaccination of all pregnant women. No preference is indicated for use of TIV that does not contain thimerosal as a preservative for any group recommended for vaccination, including pregnant women. Live, attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) is not licensed for use in pregnant women (ACIP, 2008).
Nichol and colleagues (2007) examined the effectiveness of influenza vaccine in seniors over the long-term. Data were pooled from 18 cohorts of community-dwelling elderly members of 1 U.S. health maintenance organization (HMO) for 1990 to 1991 through 1999 to 2000 and of 2 other HMOs for 1996 to 1997 through 1999 to 2000. Logistic regression was used to estimate the effectiveness of the vaccine for the prevention of hospitalization for pneumonia or influenza and death after adjustment for important co-variates. Additional analyses explored for evidence of bias and the potential effect of residual confounding. There were 713,872 person-seasons of observation. Most high-risk medical conditions that were measured were more prevalent among vaccinated than among unvaccinated persons. Vaccination was associated with a 27 % reduction in the risk of hospitalization for pneumonia or influenza (adjusted odds ratio, 0.73; 95 % confidence interval [CI]: 0.68 to 0.77) and a 48 % reduction in the risk of death (adjusted odds ratio, 0.52; 95 % CI: 0.50 to 0.55). Estimates were generally stable across age and risk subgroups. In the sensitivity analyses, these researchers modeled the effect of a hypothetical unmeasured confounder that would have caused over-estimation of vaccine effectiveness in the main analysis; vaccination was still associated with statistically significant -- though lower -- reductions in the risks of both hospitalization and death. The authors concluded that during 10 seasons, influenza vaccination was associated with significant reductions in the risk of hospitalization for pneumonia or influenza and in the risk of death among community-dwelling elderly persons. They noted that vaccine delivery to this high-priority group should be improved.
In an editorial that accompanied the afore-mentioned study, Treanor (2007) stated that these findings support the current policy of vaccinating the elderly but also demonstrate that the inactivated influenza vaccine is by itself a relatively mediocre means for controlling flu in this population. Until more immunogenic vaccines are developed, routine vaccination of children as well as health care workers could limit transmission and play an important role in controlling the development of influenza in the elderly.
A high dose seasonal influenza vaccine specifically intended for people aged 65 and older was approved by the FDA on December 23, 2009. Fluzone High-Dose (Sanofi Pasteur Inc.) was approved via the FDA's accelerated approval pathway. It contains 4 times the total amount of virus hemagglutinin (180 mcg) found in other seasonal vaccines. The higher-dose formulation is based on the theory that immune functions weaken with age and that the elderly are especially vulnerable to complications from seasonal influenza. In clinical studies, Fluzone High-Dose demonstrated an enhanced immune response compared with Fluzone in individuals aged 65 and older. Common side effects were more frequent with the high-dose than with regular-dose formulations, but the rate of serious adverse events was no higher. Since the product received accelerated approval, the manufacturer must conduct further studies to verify the higher efficacy of the vaccine among older people (FDA, 2009).
There is evidence to suggest that influenza vaccination improves the clinical course of coronary artery disease (CAD) and reduces the frequency of coronary ischemic events. In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, Ciszewski et al (2008) assessed the effect of influenza vaccination on the coronary events in patients with confirmed CAD. This study included 658 optimally treated CAD patients (477 men, mean age of 59.9 +/- 10.3 years). A total of 325 patients received the influenza vaccine, and 333 patients received a placebo. Median follow-up was 298 days (inter-quartile range of 263 to 317). Primary end-point was cardiovascular death. Its estimated 12-month cumulative event rate was 0.63 % in the vaccine versus 0.76 % in controls (HR 1.06; 95 % CI: 0.15 to 7.56, p = 0.95). There were 2 secondary composite end-points: (i) the MACE (cardiovascular death, myocardial infarction, coronary re-vascularization) tended to occur less frequently in the vaccine group versus placebo with the event rate 3.00 % and 5.87 %, respectively (HR 0.54; 95 % CI: 0.24 to 1.21, p = 0.13), (ii) coronary ischemic event (MACE or hospitalization for myocardial ischemia) estimated 12-month event rate was significantly lower in the vaccine group 6.02 % versus 9.97 % in controls (HR 0.54; 95 % CI: 0.29 to 0.99, p = 0.047). The authors concluded that in optimally treated CAD patients, influenza vaccination improves the clinical course of CAD and reduces the frequency of coronary ischemic events. They stated that large-scale studies are needed to evaluate the effect of influenza vaccination on cardiovascular mortality.
A Cochrane review concluded that despite the significant effects noted in available randomized controlled clinical trials, that there are not enough data to evaluate the effect of influenza vaccination on coronary heart disease (Keller et al, 2008).
Maternal influenza immunization is a strategy with substantial benefits for both mothers and infants. Zaman et al (2008) evaluated the clinical effectiveness of inactivated influenza vaccine administered during pregnancy in Bangladesh. In this randomized study, a total of 340 mothers were assigned to receive either inactivated influenza vaccine (influenza-vaccine group) or the 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (control group). Mothers were interviewed weekly to assess illnesses until 24 weeks after birth. Subjects with febrile respiratory illness were assessed clinically, and ill infants were tested for influenza antigens. These researchers estimated the incidence of illness, incidence rate ratios, and vaccine effectiveness. Mothers and infants were observed from August 2004 through December 2005. Among infants of mothers who received influenza vaccine, there were fewer cases of laboratory-confirmed influenza than among infants in the control group (6 cases and 16 cases, respectively), with a vaccine effectiveness of 63 % (95 % CI: 5 to 85). Respiratory illness with fever occurred in 110 infants in the influenza-vaccine group and 153 infants in the control group, with a vaccine effectiveness of 29 % (95 % CI: 7 to 46). Among the mothers, there was a reduction in the rate of respiratory illness with fever of 36 % (95 % CI: 4 to 57). The authors concluded that inactivated influenza vaccine reduced proven influenza illness by 63 % in infants up to 6 months of age and averted about one-third of all febrile respiratory illnesses in mothers and young infants.
According to the CDC, H1N1 (swine flu) is an influenza virus that was first detected in people in the U.S. in April 2009. It spreads from person-to-person in much the same way that regular seasonal influenza viruses spread (i.e., through coughing or sneezing by people with influenza). This virus was originally referred to as "swine flu" because laboratory testing showed that many of the genes in this new virus were very similar to influenza viruses that normally occur in pigs (swine) in North America. However, studies have shown that this new virus is very different from what normally circulates in North American pigs. It has two genes from flu viruses that normally circulate in pigs in Europe and Asia as well as genes from bird (avian) flu and human influenza strains. It is referred to as a "quadruple reassortant" virus. Symptoms are similar to seasonal influenza (e.g., fever and chills, cough, sore throat, muscle aches, headache, and extreme fatigue). The CDC, however, reported that there is little 2009 H1N1 virus currently circulating in the U.S. and the Department of Health and Human Services has declared the end of the H1N1 influenza public health emergency as of June 23, 2010. With 2009 H1N1, aprroximately 90 % of estimated hospitalizations and 87 % of estimated deaths from April 2009 through January 16, 2010 occurred in people younger than age 65 years. In contrast, with seasonal influenza, about 60 % of seasonal flu-related hospitalizations and 90 % of flu-related deaths occur in people aged 65 years and older. These data confirm that the 2009 H1N1 impacted younger adults and children more than older adults compared to seasonal flu. However, people in all age groups can develop severe illness from either seasonal flu or from 2009 H1N1.
Guidelines for preventing infections in hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) recipients by the Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research, National Marrow Donor Program, European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation, American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation, Canadian Blood and Marrow Transplant Group, Infectious Diseases Society of America, Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America, Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease, and the CDC (Ljungman et al, 2009) indicated that intranasal influenza vaccine (live) should not be given to HCT recipients since an effective, inactivated alternative exist.
Available evidence shows that two doses of influenza vaccine does not improve antibody reponse in persons with hematologic malignancies. In a randomized controlled study (n = 70), Ljungman and associates (2005) examined if 2 doses of influenza vaccine were more effective than one to elicit an immune response in patients with hematological malignancies. These investigators found that responses were not improved by 2 doses compared with 1 (influenza A virus serotypes H1/N1 18 % versus 22 % and H3/N2 26 % versus 14 %; influenza B 25 % versus 22 %). The results were similar in patients with ongoing and discontinued therapy. Patients treated with monoclonal antibodies for lymphoma had very poor responses. These researchers concluded that 2 doses of influenza vaccine do not improve the antibody response in patients with hematological malignancies.
Frenck and colleagues (2011) examined if reduced doses of trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine (TIV) administered by the intradermal (ID) route generated similar immune responses to standard TIV given intramuscularly (IM) with comparable safety profiles. Recent changes in immunization recommendations have increased the number of people for whom influenza vaccination is recommended. Thus, given this increased need and intermittent vaccine shortages, means to rapidly expand the vaccine supply are needed. Previously healthy subjects 18 to 64 years of age were randomly assigned to 1 of 4 TIV vaccine groups: standard 15 μg HA/strain TIV IM, either 9 μg or 6 μg HA/strain of TIV ID given using a new microinjection system (BD Soluvia™ Microinjection System(1)), or 3 μg HA/strain of TIV ID given by Mantoux technique. All vaccines contained A/New Caledonia (H1N1), A/Wyoming (H3N2) and B/Jiangsu strains of influenza. Sera were obtained 21 days after vaccination and hemagglutination inhibition (HAI) assays were performed and geometric mean titers (GMT) were compared among the groups. Subjects were queried immediately following vaccination regarding injection pain and quality of the experience. Local and systemic reactions were collected for 7 days following vaccination and compared. A total of 10 study sites enrolled 1,592 subjects stratified by age; 18 to 49 years (n = 814) and 50 to 64 years (n = 778). Among all subjects, for each of the 3 vaccine strains, the GMTs at 21 days post-vaccination for both the 9 μg and the 6 μg doses of each strain given ID were non- inferior to GMTs generated after standard 15 μg doses/strain IM. However, for the 3 μg ID dose, only the A/Wyoming antigen produced a GMT that was non-inferior to the standard IM dose. Additionally, in the subgroup of subjects 50 to 64 years of age, the 6 μg dose given ID induced GMTs that were inferior to the standard IM TIV for the A/H1N1 and B strains. No ID dose produced a GMT superior to that seen after standard IM TIV. Local erythema and swelling were significantly more common in the ID groups but the reactions were mild-to-moderate and short-lived. No significant safety issues related to intradermal administration were identified. Participants given TIV ID provided favorable responses to questions about their experiences with ID administration. The authors concluded that for the aggregated cohorts of adults 18 to 64 years of age, reduced doses (6 μg and 9 μg) of TIV delivered ID using a novel microinjection system stimulated comparable HAI antibody responses to standard TIV given IM. The reduced 3 μg dose administered ID by needle and syringe, as well as the 6 μg ID for subjects aged 50 to 64 years of age generated poorer immune responses as compared to the 15 μg IM dose.
On May 11, 2011, the FDA approved Sanofi Pasteur's supplemental Biologics License Application for licensure of Fluzone Intradermal (Influenza Virus Vaccine). Fluzone intradermal vaccine is indicated for active immunization of adults 18 through 64 years of age against influenza disease caused by influenza virus subtypes A and type B contained in the vaccine.
In 2011, the ACIP provided the following recommendations regarding influenza vaccination of individuals with egg allergies:
Individuals who have experienced only hives may receive influenza vaccine with the following additional measures:
Other measures, such as dividing and administering the vaccine by a 2-step approach and skin testing with vaccine are not necessary.
In 2012, the US Food and Drug Administration approved quadrivalent formulations of both the live-attenuated influenza vaccine and the inactivated influenza vaccine; these vaccines contain two strains of influenza A virus and two strains of influenza B virus (Hibberd, 2012). Fluarix Quadrivalent is a vaccine indicated for active immunization for the prevention of disease caused by influenza A subtype viruses and type B viruses contained in the vaccine. It is approved for use in persons 3 years of age and older. Safety has not been established in pregnant women or nursing mothers. (FDA, 2013).
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You might not be playing as the Hobbit in Lord of the Rings Online, but that doesn't mean you can't follow in his footsteps! We're here to whet your appetite for LotRO's upcoming Update 9: Against the Shadow with some screenshots. If you're impatient to see the webs of the Scuttledells in Mirkwood, kill your very own Goblin in the depths beneath the Misty Mountains, or talk with some Stone Giants, this is your lucky day. The gallery below can give you a taste for what lies in store.
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Sencha Touch 2 RC—Now with Native Packaging
Today, we're happy to announce the release candidate of Sencha Touch 2 as well as our native packaging for Windows and Mac.
Download Sencha Touch 2 RC View Release Notes
UPDATE: Sencha Touch 2 GA is now available. Go download that instead!
Six full-featured example apps
To provide some inspiration, we're shipping six combination examples written by the Sencha Touch core team. Each uses best practices to help you get started on building your next great application.
Jog with Friends
Combines Facebook's social graph with a favorite activity. -
Touch Style
An infinite carousel of endless fashion items to keep every shopaholic happy. -
A conference template that's as impactful as its content. -
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Help individuals around the globe. -
Keep a watchful eye on what your elected officials are up to.
In addition to the new examples, we have fixed various bugs and added some more features:
Ext Direct
Combined with your favorite server side stack, you can now invoke remote methods client side using Sencha Touch.
// Calling a method on the server myRemoteClass.myRemoteMethod();
Enhancements to DataView
We now have a new option on DataViews that give your lists padding and rounded corners.
Ext.create('Ext.List', { ui: 'round' // It's that simple });
While we're all accustomed to using carousels when transitioning between cards, we thought it would be helpful if we could add in the ability to horizontally scroll Lists. DataViews can now scroll horizontally giving you all the momentum scrolling goodness you've come to love.
Ext.create('Ext.List', { inline: { wrap: false } // Smooth horizontal scrolling });
Bridging to Native APIs
- Connection – tells you whether or not the device has a current connection to the internet
- Notification – allows you to use native notification windows (the native version of Ext.Msg)
- Orientation – gives you as much information as the device provides about its current orientation
- Camera – allows your app to take pictures or select from the camera library (with your user's permission)
SDK Tools Update
Back in October of last year, we previewed our native packaging for iOS and Android as part of our SDK Tools. Although we only released the Mac OS version, we talked about being able to build these mobile applications on multiple platforms. Today's release now supports the ability to package and sign iOS applications on Windows.
Download SDK Tools
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Getting Started
Once you download and install the SDK tools, you can start packaging your HTML5 app in a native shell by running a simple command.
// Packaging made simple sencha package ios.jsonLet's take a look at the json config file for packaging on Windows
// Source of your ios.conf { "versionString":"1.0", "iconName":"icon.png", "applicationName":"MyGreatApp", "applicationId":"com.yourcompany.MyGreatApp", // Your webapp path "inputPath":"C:/projects/MyGreatApp/www/", // Native app destination "outputPath":"C:/projects/MyGreatApp/ios/", // Destination App Store!!!! "configuration":"Release", "platform":"ios", "deviceType":"iPhone", // Your Developer Cert "certificatePath": "c:/certs/Developer.p12", "certificateAlias":"iPhone Developer", "orientations": ["portrait", "landscapeLeft", "landscapeRight", "portraitUpsideDown" ] }If all goes well you should see the following:
The application was successfully packaged The application was successfully signedTo help get you started, we've written a native packaging guide to help get you started with the process. We think this functionality opens up a whole new world for web developers around the globe. Sencha is excited to offer these capabilities to the mobile community free of charge.
We are extremely proud of this progress we've made in this release candidate. We've worked around the clock refining and polishing Sencha Touch 2 for general release! We believe that Sencha Touch 2.0 raises the bar for mobile web experiences. We hope you think so too.
Follow Sencha Touch 2 Development
If you missed all the great progress in our development of Sencha Touch 2, catch up with our release blog posts from the last three weeks:
- Feb 1: Sencha Touch 2 Beta
- Feb 8: Sencha Touch 2 Beta 2 and a tutorial on DataView
- Feb 14: Sencha Touch 2 Beta 2 added support for Kindle Fire, and Chrome for Android
- Feb 22: Sencha Touch 2 Release Candidate
- Mar 6: Sencha Touch 2 GA
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Ralph Haygood
3 years agoThis is great! The connection, notification, and camera APIs will be very useful to me. I hope you'll eventually add support for accessing contacts, which would be very useful to me and undoubtedly many other developers.
Jay Garcia
3 years agoCongrats guys!! I have been looking @ the API on a daily basis, and extremely intelligent design and hard work is evident in the source code. I absolutely love working w/ this framework more than any other to date!
3 years agoGreat work! Native packaging looks promising. Can we get a roadmap when other native API's will be supported? My vote is GeoLocation should be first up.
3 years agoWhat an unbelievable release. I just tried the windows packager, and followed the directions on how to create a cert, and I'm floored!! I have an iOS app on windows in secs! While I know there are build services like phonegap build, but I haven't tried it. Sencha's packager is too easy to not give it a try.
I can't thank you guys for giving web developers like myself such an amazing set of frameworks and tools. Nice job guys!!
Dave Lowndes
3 years agoIs it too late to get rid of the _* files so we don't have to deal with this bug that prevents the Android SDK building with Sencha Touch 2.0?
3 years agoA few issues remain with PlayBook 2.0. I opened the kitchen sync example full screen in the browser.
- Top icons are replaced with white squares
- Forms demos are broken. The first one doesn't scroll and there are severe redrawing issues when transitioning from one example to the next.
- White flashes at the end of each slide in bottom tabs example
- Dropdown selectors, action sheet and picker all use the "phone picker" instead of showing the information properly like on the desktop. Seems like a profile issue.
- Double taps generate single tap first
Jip Spinnewijn
3 years agoCool to see you guys making so much progress!
This framework is getting better every time.
I am still dissapointed in the performance of the new Navigation View, though.
The show/hide animations when pushing and popping on Android are too choppy (See the O'Reilly example).
Will this be optimized before the final version?
Javier Roca
3 years agoHi, i have a question regarding Native Packaging for Android, i have a app build with sencha touch, hosted on a nodejitsu server because i use node.js, socket.io for the real time response, my question is on the JSON file "webAppPath": "" should i put the nodejitsu path? sorry i don't get the magic of the sdk to convert the web base app to native, for your help thanks, regards
Javier Roca
3 years agosorry Noob question i read more about the packaging and this schema resolve my doubt http://blog.nodejitsu.com/single-page-apps-with-nodejs/SPAs.png regards Sencha Rocks!!
Robert Dougan
3 years ago@Jip Spinnewijn
Unfortunately Android browsers are simply not good enough to animate the NavigationView component, so we disable it by default. Having multiple animations like that (button, title and card) is simply too much, as you have noticed. I'm afraid there isn't much we can do about it. :(
Zaur Guliyev
3 years agoWhen will ST 2 GA be available? And will there be any chart support before April 2012?
3 years agoGreat work !!
Just a wish…..
Is it planned to have a native packaging on Desktops through QT (you know it very well !)?
This would be very useful for anyone developing for both mobile devices and desktop touch.
I immagine something like a single EXE (on Windows) with the full js apps statically compiled with QT.
This could also protect our apps (JS) from being stolen and It will be possible to compile for the main three desktop environments (Windows/MacOS/Linux).
Thanks for your great work
3 years agoThanks for the windows sdk tools. We have been working with them for the last five hours on 2 different machines, trying to generate an Android app, but no luck yet. We have followed the guide etc. but the sencha package command executes quickly with no errors and that's it - no output.
Please could you guys provide a simple windows walkthough for Android, it would be very much appreciated.
Edmund Leung
3 years ago@Sean
We have seen some issues with the Android packaging when multiple JDK versions are installed on the machines. If this is the case for you, try keeping only JDK 1.7 on the machine. Also, please ensure <JDK>\bin is in your path environment variables. If the suggestions don't work, please send me a private message from the forum and we can help investigate the issues.
Andrew Hewlett
3 years agoWhat changed from Beta 2.0 and RC that would make my stores and itemTpl items to stop associating data?
3 years agoSome better output from the packaging commands would be welcome. I run the command after triple checking my configuration but I get no output at all - just a silent fail. The generate worked fine but the package command - nothing.
Tommy Maintz
3 years ago@Andrew
Check the bug forums for more information. There are also overrides provided there.
Jarred Nicholls
3 years ago@Dave: no output? Which OS are you running the tools on, and which mobile OS are you targeting? You can always post on the forums and we can help out.
3 years agoNative Packaging is something that make me fell more comfortable to come back to write apps using sencha touch. Nicely done guys!
About the SDK 2.0 for Windows… I'm trying to package my ExtJS application and nothing happens. The jsb3 file is not generated and I get no errors. Even with—verbose.
Andrew Hewlett
3 years agoThe issue was to do with width on DataView and how fullscreen: true makes the rendered DIV hidden. Figured out.
3 years ago@ Edmund
Could you please take a look at my post?
Since I can not make the native packaging to work.
Robert Dougan
3 years ago@interfaSys
The Blackberry PlayBook will not be supported in Sencha Touch 2.0
@Zaur Guliyev
We are planning a release of Sencha Touch 2 Charts in the near future.
The orientation API is used to detect any motion on your device, and it follows the W3C specification found here: http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source-orientation.html#deviceorientation
Not with this release, but perhaps in the future.
3 years agoI'm so glad to see that Touch is nearing it's release. Now, finally Sencha can dedicate some man power to ExtJS and maybe get out 4.1 before Easter.
Robert Dougan
3 years ago@interfaSys
Sorry, I meant 2.0. The Playbook *will* be supported at point in the 2.x release schedule.
3 years agoNice, RC is looking good. Works much better than the ExtJS 4.1 betas.
When are you going to release the SDK tools for Linux e.g. Ubuntu or Redhat ?
Thanks for the excellent work.
3 years ago@Robert Dougan: Thank you for the explanation and web reference.
Where can I find more information about the SDK Tools? I've downloaded and installed it on my computer, but what is next? I tried the command line help… where can I find some more guidance? In the past I've read about setting up a basic MVC application with such a tool. Are there Docs for tools available?
3 years agoAre you going to be releasing a packaging kit for android as well or is phonegap the solution for that?
Robert Dougan
3 years ago@Arjen
In the RC, the SDK Tools can only be used to build and package your app. In the future, you will be able use Sencha Command in the SDK Tools to generate "base" files for controllers, models, stores and views.
For more information about building your app, you can read the guide here: http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/guide/building
3 years ago@Robert Dougan: Thank you. Using Sencha Command to generate "base" files for controllers, models, stores, and views will be very usefull. I remember these in one of the first presentations of beta 2 (at a conference… or was it about ExtJS). Nevertheless, such tools are more than welcome.
Alex Webb
3 years agoHave any iOS apps which were packaged in Windows been successfully submitted to the App Store? I've heard that Apple really frowns on this and I'm concerned about an increased risk of the app being rejected.
3 years agoFantastic ! If I am reading this correct, I dont need Mac to release iPhone app if using Sencha Touch 2 and Sencha SDK ? Sounds big news !
3 years ago@Sudhir - not really. It's illegal to compile an iPhone app without a Mac and you need a Mac to send it to the App store.
3 years ago@interfaSys: So, that's why it is called packaging instead of compiling? Do you need to compile for iPhone anyway and thus need a Mac?
3 years agoI just can't seem to be able to install it on my iphone. I followed the video in this article and everything works but when I sync with itunes it says 'sencha native' failed to install. Anyone else having the same problem?
3 years agoWow! I'm so exited for this! :D
So it looks like there won't be a need for PhoneGap I suppose…
3 years agoI was trying to replicate what is shown in the screencast.
When i change the iphone.json file (the input and outputfolder), I get this message in terminal:
2012-03-02 14:38:41.981 stbuild[4607:f0b] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '*** -[NSFileManager copyItemAtPath:toPath:error:]: source path is nil'
*** First throw call stack:
0 CoreFoundation 0x00007fff91a09fc6 __exceptionPreprocess + 198
1 libobjc.A.dylib 0x00007fff874f2d5e objc_exception_throw + 43
2 CoreFoundation 0x00007fff91a09dfa +[NSException raise:format:arguments:] + 106
3 CoreFoundation 0x00007fff91a09d84 +[NSException raise:format:] + 116
4 Foundation 0x00007fff8a65d1f3 -[NSFileManager copyItemAtPath:toPath:error:] + 107
5 stbuild 0x00000001000037a1 -[nkbuild processConfig:] + 3882
6 stbuild 0x0000000100001061 main + 346
7 stbuild 0x0000000100000ed4 start + 52
Any ideas anyone?
3 years ago1. When will Linux SDK tools be available please ? Sencha touch v2 is useless to developers on Linux without the SDK tools as it can never be deployed to a production environment without the SDK!
2. When will Touch Charts v2 PR, Beta or RC be available ?
Otherwise RC2 is looking good.
Alexander Voloshyn
3 years ago@TomG: you use old nkbuild which was released back in October, update your SDK tools to use latest (it's stbuild now, not nkbuild)
Mike Pearson
3 years ago@Robert Dougan, @Isaac
Also very interested to know when Touch Charts v2 is available. I assume Charts 1 is incompatible with Touch 2?
3 years ago@Mick Pearson As far as I know and in my own testing Charts v1 is incompatible with v2 unless your willing to fire up an IFRAME and run both Sencha Touch v1 and v2 on the same page - not a good solution at all.
Sencha Touch Charts v2 was touted by Sencha as being available with the Sencha Touch v2 Final release, but now thats been rephrased to "sometime after Sencha Touch v2 Final".
I look forward to being able to fire up some nice charts in the awesome environment that is Sencha Touch v2 Final.
Tom Stevenson
3 years agoSo it seems Sencha have acquired NimbleKit? I really hope that this isn't just a talent acquisition, with NK being pushed to the sidelines :(
It's all gone very quiet on the NimbleKit site with no sign of the devs for ages and only other users contributing help & code.
3 years agoCan you provide a comparison between your native packager abilities versus use of PhoneGap ? Thanks.
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