text: On the Move a newsletter for citizens January 2008 www.ClermontCountyOhio.gov Commissioners: Bob Proud, Mary Walker, and Scott Croswell Make Your Vote Count in 2008 Every election day, thousands Ohio needs more of Ohioans contribute to their poll workers. If communities by helping to you are interested, operate polling locations. These call the Board of poll workers help safeguard our Elections today at election process, and most find the 732-7275. experience rewarding enough to This promises to be an exciting return year after year. However, year at the polls, as we have a primary election on March 4 and a general election, that includes For the Kids! a presidential vote, on November 4, 2008. During the holiday season, over 350 children in the custody of Clermont Chil- Are you registered to vote? dren's Protective There are a few requirements Services (CPS) re- that must be met before you ceived gifts through can become a registered voter the generosity of in Ohio. You must be 18 years local businesses, of age, a U.S. citizen, and have county agencies, resided in Ohio for at least 30 and local citizens. days prior to the election. Once you register, you do not have The need does to register again, however, you not end with the need to keep your information holiday season. current with the Board of Donations of gift Elections by reporting a change cards and wish-list CPS Director Anne Arbaugh and Com- of name or address. items are needed in munity Toy Chest coordinator Sanna Gast 2008 for children's prepare to deliver presents to children in Voter registration forms birthdays and other county custody are available at numerous special occasions. locations across the county or can be downloaded at www. For more information about the Community Toy Chest program, ClermontElections.org. call (513) 732-7173. The Price of Freedom Reminder! An Open Letter of Thanks Dog licenses Angela and I give thanks Center. Proceeds will help fund a are on sale to all the citizens of plaque in his honor at the new through Clermont County and "Celebration Garden" at the January 31, my fellow county Nature Center. Most of the employees for the proceeds, however, will 2008. By kind words and show directly support operations the way, of support over the at the Nature Center for based on past year. Army Sgt educational programs and license sales in 2007, the top 12 Phillip McNeill was maintenance of the trails, dog breeds in Clermont County killed in action January facilities, and land. are: 20, 2007 while serving as a combat medic on Sgt. Phillip McNeil Jeff Fiely 1. Labrador Retriever his second tour of duty Deputy Sheriff 2. Mixed Breed in Iraq. Phillip was Clermont County 3. Labrador Mix awarded the Bronze Star Medal 4. Golden Retriever and a Purple Heart posthumously. Contributions can be sent directly or made in person to: 5. German Shepherd In remembrance of this fallen 6. Beagle soldier, Commissioner Bob Sgt McNeill Memorial Fund 7. Shepherd Mix Proud and I have established a c/o Cincinnati Nature Center 8. Beagle Mix memorial fund in Phillip's name 4949 Tealtown Road 9. Boxer through the Cincinnati Nature Milford, Ohio 45150 10. Chihuahua 11. Jack Russell Terrier 12. Dachshund What do we do with the tree after the holidays? Visit www.ClermontAuditor. The answer, of course is to org for more information on recycle it! In Clermont County, dog licensing and a complete numerous tree recycling oppor- list of locations where licenses tunities are available. Check the may be purchased. Remember Web site www.oeq.net for a list- – licensing your dog is the law! ing of dates and locations. "Remember to take everything off the tree before you recycle it," says Office of Environmental January Commissioner Quality Director Paul Braasch. Paul Braasch (OEQ), Kathy Sessions "Double check for ornaments on Lehr (in protective suit) and Ron inside branches and remove as Shouse (Park District) take a Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1 p.m. much tinsel as you can." break from tree chipping. Wednesday, Jan.9, 1 p.m. All meetings are held in the Recycled trees have many uses, third floor session room of the including being chipped and turned into mulch, they are used for fish Clermont County Administration habitats, wildlife sanctuaries, and.are utilized for erosion control. Building located at 101 E. Main Street in Batavia. Call 732-7300 for additional information. Ben Capelle Named January Park Events First Transit By: Keith Robinson, Park District Rookie of the Year Winter Bird Count "I am honored Saturday, January 5, 8:30 a.m. to have been Chilo Lock #34 Park/Crooked Run Nature Preserve/Kelley Nature selected for Preserve/Sycamore Park this award," Join the Park District staff and volunteers for our said Cler- annual winter bird count. We'll hit the trails and mont Trans- see which of our feathered friends are out and portation about. This annual count gives us a good idea of Connection which birds spend the winter in our parks. Pre- (CTC) Director registration required; call 513-876-9013 to sign Ben Capelle, after learning up. that he had been named First Transit's "Rookie of the Year." Backyard Bird Feeding for Beginners First Transit is a public trans- Sunday, January 13, 2 p.m. portation and management Hartman Log Cabin company that manages and Do you enjoy watching wildlife? Bird feeding and operates bus systems, includ- birdwatching have become popular hobbies for many ing CTC, in 45 states, Canada, Americans. If you're interested in birds and want to and Puerto Rico. know more about how to attract them to your yard, you won't want to miss this program! Discover what "Every year First Transit types of seed, feeders, and other features are best for senior managers select a junior attracting our feathered friends. We'll also show you manager that demonstrates how to save money and make your own bird feeders. exceptional qualities when Pre-registration required; call 513-876-9013 to sign up. it comes to safety issues and adheres to our philosophy that Family Friendly Hike Night the customer comes first," said Friday, January 18, 6:30 p.m. First Transit's Rick Dunning. Sycamore Park "Ben Capelle exemplifies all Bundle up and head out to Sycamore Park for a fun night out with the of these qualities and is a great family. We'll walk the trails to see which animals are active at night. guy to work with too!" We'll search for raccoons, call for owls, and discover what other creatures might live at Sycamore Park. Call 513-876-9013 for more Capelle has been the CTC di- information. rector since September 2006. Clermont Senior Services elves gather packages local busi- nesses and community members have donated to provide items to needy senior citizens during the holiday season. Over 400 seniors received a wide range of items critically needed, such as canes, bed linens, and food. To adopt-a-senior in 2008, call Sharon at 536-4060. Clermont County Recognizes Love Your Dog-Buy a License Winners In a December 21, 2007 cer- The winners emony attended by parents, of the elec- teachers, students, and pet dogs, tronic media the Board of Clermont County category are Commissioners (BCC) recog- Adam Kahny nized winners of the first annual (first place) Love Your Dog-Buy a License from Gos- competition. hen Middle School and The competition, sponsored Jordan Webb by the BCC, Clermont County (second place) Humane Society, and the Edu- from cational Service Center, invited Goshen Mid- students to submit essays, post- dle School. ers, and public service an- In the poster nouncements designed to draw category, Theresa Ruwe, a home attention to the importance of school student, won first place dog licensing. and Rebecca Perkins from Goshen Middle School won second place. Bethany Barnes of Goshen Middle School took first place in the poetry category. In the writing division, home school student Maria Ruwe won first place and Alex Huffman of Goshen Middle School won second place. Commissioner Walker and Com- Commissioner Walker presents In Clermont County last year, missioner Proud congratulate Adam Kahny with his first place 18,146 dogs were licensed; this Theresa Ruwe for winning first prizes in the electronic media number represents only a small place in the poster category category portion of the dogs actually liv- ing in the county. Dog licensing "The winners produced some is the law, and without one, a lost outstanding work," said Cler- dog may never be reunited with mont County Commissioner the owner; monies collected from Mary Walker. "They did a licensing supports the Clermont lot of research and submitted County Humane Society in hous- entries that were well thought ing unwanted animals. For more out and very creative. The win- information about dog licensing, ning posters will be on display or adopting an animal, contact the at the Clermont County Animal Clermont County Animal Shelter at Commissioner Walker presents Shelter and the winning public Maria Ruwe with an award for 732-8854. winning first place in the writing service announcement will be aired on local cable access tele- category vision channels." Clermont County Today…… keeping you informed During the month of January, CCG-TV will be airing a special Best of Clermont County Today show, featuring the most memorable interviews of 2007. Join us as we take a look back over the past year to see what our elected officials, county employees, and agencies have accomplished. These children listened to stories, made jingle bell crafts, Beginning mid-January, we will begin new Clermont County Today and ate cookies during the De- shows for 2008. We will continue to have your favorite regular cember Winter Wonderland at segments, like Sheriff Tim's Law and Order and Second Chances. the Union Township Library. CCG-TV will also continue to bring you the latest events, programs, Contact your local library for and happenings from all over Clermont County. information on free story times in 2008! Thanks for watching Clermont County Today! Clean and Green Receives Award Second Chances By: Becky Ploucha, 20/20 Casey is a beautiful, domestic short haired The Clermont 20/20 Clean cat who came to the shelter as an owner and Green Program received a surrender. She is about 3 years old, front second place Great American declawed, and spayed. Casey does not seem Cleanup Project award at the to particularly like dogs, but she may learn Keep Cincinnati Beautiful to live with one. She would make a great "Just Desserts" event, held addition to any home. on November 15, 2007. The award was in recognition of the very successful Clean and Green Spring Litter Pickup, Big Ben is a lab/shepherd mix, neutered, held in April 2007. The award and about 1½ years old. He was picked was presented by Brad Linder, up as a stray in the Batavia area. He is President of United Dairy energetic, and would fit in great with Farmers, and Chris Monzel, owners who have time to take him for lots Cincinnati City Councilman. of walks. He has a sweet personality, and seems to love everyone. The purpose of the "Just Desserts" event is to recognize the work done by volunteers If you are interested in these, or any of the wonderful animals and communities in their efforts available for adoption at the Clermont Animal Shelter, please call to reduce or eliminate litter 732-8854. Won't you consider giving Ben or Casey a second chance and to complete beautification at a happy life? projects. Congratulations, Clean and Green! Animals Awaiting Adoption at Clermont Animal Shelter Billy and Bonnie Rudy Peaches Josie Daisey Lucy Jimmy Sally Toby Clermont Animal Shelter Tessie 732-8854 Friends of the Library Book Sale Friday, January 25, 1 p.m. – 5 By: Tammy Craig, Library p.m. and Saturday, January 26, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Reading is Going to the Dogs Milford-Miami Township Saturday, January 12, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Branch Batavia Branch Gently used books, puzzles, Attendees in grades K-3 can improve their and audio/visual materials for reading skills by reading their favorite book to all ages will be available for Spooky, a therapy dog. For more information purchase. Proceeds from the or to register, call 732-2128. sale go to the library. A special preview sale will be held from Family Fun Night 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Thursday, Monday, January 28, 7 p.m. January 24 with an entrance Goshen Branch fee of $5.00 per family (the Families are invited for wool spinning demonstrations by Mary Helen January 25 and 26 dates have Mack. Make a craft you can take home. For more information or to no entrance fee). For more register, call 722-1221. information, call 248-0700. An Evening with Chris and Victoria Thursday, January 24, 7 p.m. Owensville Branch Spend an evening with Chris Leonard and Victoria McDevitt, local musicians who will be entertaining library guests by performing acoustic folk/rock music that appeals to all ages. Light refreshments and coffee will be served. For more information or to register, call 732-6084; register online at www.ClermontLibrary.org. History of New Years' Celebrations Game On! Friday, January 18, 7 p.m. "Auld Lang Syne" literally Union Township Branch translates as "old long since" Teen arcade night begins! Attendees can play Guitar – the popular New Year's song Hero, Dance Dance Revolution, Simpson's Road Rage, and is actually an old Scottish tune Nintendo Wii. For more information or to register, call first published in 1796. 528-1744; register online at www.ClermontLibrary.org. In Spain, it is a New Year's Drop-In Story Time tradition to eat 12 grapes Tuesdays, January 15, 22, & 29; 10 a.m. at midnight – it is meant to Williamsburg Branch secure 12 happy months in the Bring your child, from age infant to 5, to drop-in story time. Children upcoming year. will listen to stories, sing songs, and make a craft. For more information, call 724-1070. In the Netherlands, people burn their Christmas trees and launch fireworks on New Year's; the bonfires are meant to purge the old and welcome the new. In the Kitchen with Margaret CTC Expands By: Margaret Jenkins, OSU Extension-Clermont New Richmond Shuttle Clermont Transportation Connec- TURKEY SPLIT PEA SOUP tion (CTC) will expand express bus service between New Rich- Ingredients: mond and downtown Cincinnati, • 7 cups Turkey Broth (recipe follows) or low on Monday, February 4, 2008. An sodium chicken bouillion additional daily route will pick up • 1 pound dried split peas, washed and passengers at the Rivertown Mar- drained ket, located at 1041 Old U.S. 52 at • 2 cups chopped onions 6:45 a.m. and will drop them off at • 1 cup chopped carrots one of four bus stops in Cincinnati. • ½ cup chopped celery CTC will then pick up passengers • 1 clove garlic, minced at 4:45 p.m., with a scheduled drop • 3 tablespoons dried parsley Margaret Jenkins off at Rivertown Market. This • 1 bay leaf route will be in addition to the 7:15 • 1 pound turkey ham, cut into ½ inch cubes a.m. daily express route between New Richmond and Cincinnati that Directions: includes a 5:15 p.m. return trip. 1. Prepare turkey broth. In 5 quart saucepan, over high heat, combine broth, peas, onions, carrots, celery, garlic, parsley, and bay leaf; bring to a boil. Reduce CTC will be offering passes for 10 heat to simmer, cover, and cook one hour. Remove saucepan from heat and free rides during the first week of discard bay leaf. service. "We believe that riding 2. Gently whisk soup to blend peas. If desired, soup can be processed in food the bus should be as easy, if not processor or blender for smoother texture. easier than driving your car," said 3. Return soup to medium-high heat, add turkey ham and bring to a boil. Reduce Capelle. "We hope the free passes heat to simmer and cook, uncovered, 10 to 15 minutes. Makes 8 servings. will entice people to try CTC." To obtain a free 10 ride pass, call CTC, or simply ask for one from the TURKEY BROTH express service bus driver. 4 cups water Turkey giblets 1 rib celery, sliced For more information about CTC, 1 carrot, sliced visit the Web site www.Clermont- 1 onion, sliced CountyOhio.gov and click on 1 bay leaf the services link, then scroll to 3 sprigs parsley Clermont Transportation Connec- 4 black peppercorns tion. You can call (513) 732-7433 (extension 2) to schedule a ride. 1. In large saucepan, over high heat, bring water, giblets, celery, onion, bay leaf, parsley and peppercorns to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer 1 On the Move is a service of hour. the Board of Clermont County 2. Strain broth and refrigerate until needed. Remove giblets and store in Commissioners. For more refrigerator until ready to make gravy or dressing. 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I personally am ambivalent about this trade. We need someone that can be relied on as the go-to-guy on this team. We have enough Isbisters and Dvoraks on this team. We already are dishing out enough chances to players to re-ignite their performances. I think we would just be diluting our rosters which already has tremendous depth. The thing that separates this team from VAN and OTT is we don't have a Bertuzzi, Hossa. A player that is a gamebreaker. That used to be Doug Weight on this team. You could count on him almost every night that he would have a solid performance.
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"Angelenos have made it clear that they want transportation choices," said Los Angeles Councilmember and Chair of the city's transportation committee, Bill Rosendahl, who was joined at the ceremony by fellow councilmember Jan Perry and officials from both LADOT and MCI. "They don't want to have to jump in a car for every trip they make. These new clean, green, comfortable buses are delivering an attractive alternative to the automobile."
"These new Commuter Express buses will give customers a convenient and comfortable alternative to driving," said LADOT GM Jaime de la Vega. "They also are part of the City of Los Angeles' on-going commitment to greening our transportation system."
In addition to running cleaner, the buses also have an increased seating capacity, holding up to 49 passengers compared with 43 to 45 on the old vehicles. Each bus also features reclining cushioned seats, individual reading lights and air flow control for improved passenger comfort.
LADOT secured $48,451,041 in FTA grant funding, for 79 of the 95 buses, or approximately 72% of the total cost of $66,975,000. Sixteen of the buses paid for using ARRA funding.
The new buses will be introduced into service by LADOT starting Dec. 5, 2011.
While Founder Matt George is interested in connecting Capitol Hill, K Street and Dupont Circle, it's not yet clear if those will be the neighborhoods Bridj starts with. The start-up is encouraging interested customers to request specific routes on its website
The contract for 110 XN40 buses contains a firm order for 52 buses with options for an additional 58 buses and is valued at approximately $53 million dollars.
Des Moines Area Regional Transit's 60-foot low floor articulated buses will replace high-floor buses and include newly installed ramps, remanufactured power trains, transmissions, engines and brakes. It will also be equipped with two ADA compliant wheelchair lifts.
The agency rolled out real-time data on MetroRapid and MetroRail last year, receiving strong positive feedback from customers.
The 80-seat coach, offering its riders comfy excursions with spectacular views — particularly to and from San Francisco — made its first cruise on the Line U, from Fremont to Stanford University, before being deployed on other daily routes.
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PLATTSBURGH - Having a heart attack at the age of 18 has been the scariest thing Richard Adickes has ever gone through, he said.
The 21-year-old State University of New York at Plattsburgh student recalled the episode during this year's Plattsburgh Start! Heart Walk Sept. 25, at the PARC Oval.
"All I remember is I was running a race, I blacked out," said Adickes, who was honored at the event as a Red Cap Survivor. "I woke up on a hospital with tubes tied to my chest and doctors just surrounding me. I was very scared."
It wasn't until some time later Adickes learned he had suffered a massive heart attack. The news didn't make sense to Adickes, who was, by all other accounts, a healthy teenage boy.
"It came as a huge shock because I ran every day. I was always physically active. I always did the right things and I didn't understand why my body wasn't working or why I was given this burden," said Adickes.
With no family history of genetically-related heart problems, there was no clear-cut reason for his attack, said Adickes. Eventually, it was chalked up to a possible birth defect in his heart.
Regardless of the reason, Adickes' incident gave him a newfound outlook on life, he told the crowd of more than 1,300 people last Saturday.
"It makes you appreciate life a little bit more, without a doubt," he said.
The heart attack hasn't slowed him down, however. Adickes is still very active as a member of Plattsburgh State's cross country team and indoor-outdoor track program.
"I firmly believe if I wasn't a cross country runner, if I wasn't as physically fit, I would not have survived that heart attack," he explained. "So, I try to keep it up every day."
Christopher Goheens, a 9-year-old boy from Peru, also knows what it's like to go through heart-related issues. Goheens suffered from complications from hypolastic left heart syndrome last December, forever changing his life.
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I can't begin to describe to you my disgust with this new and improved government, so excuse my ranting.
Unfortunately there are more stories than the Internet is able to hold.
But to summarize, the government does not care.
It never did and won't, not under this administration, no matter how many empty promises the duly elected boob in chief makes.
Last year the new president-lite promised (again) to support legislation that would allow bankruptcy judges to rewrite mortgages for those in chapter 13 so-called protection. When the House passed this resolution HR 1106….
it was sent to the Senate where it failed, in part because BHO didn't support it.
I suppose it's because the banks don't like it.
It was a great plan what would allow those with only one home to enjoy the same benefits that those who have multiple properties enjoy, i.e., the rich.
The president-lite turned his back on the program then turned over the entire housing mess over to vp Biden. The same man who wrote all the current bankruptcy laws (while his son was a lobbiest for the banking industry and reportedly made millions) was now expected to over turn all the laws banks and his son benefited from.
In chapter so-called 13 protection myself I've written, emailed and phoned every member of the house and senate committee, sub-committee and non-elected person involved in this. This only reply I received was from my home senator and president-lite lap-dog Durbin, who sent me a form letter telling me how he was supporting the president's health care reform. Useless. I say so-called protection because my mortgage went from 1100 a month to 1700 under 'protection' and now to 2600. You see the bank MUST protect themselves and their investors, or so the laws state. Loan sharks take note – your in the wrong business. And all this is courtesy of vp Biden and president with no experiance. HOPE indeed.


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US 7665032 B2 Abstract An engine is provided for displaying an application for hosting a second application. The hosting application can be a sidebar on a display. The engine can contain a part or program which can include a manifest file, a definition file and/or a script file. The manifest file may contain a pointer to at least one of the definition file and the script file. The engine may also contain a loader that can locate the definition file and/or script file (e.g., via pointers in the manifest file) and load the definition file and/or script files of the part for processing. The engine may also execute script associated with the part and convert an object model into a user interface which can be displayed at a predetermined location on a display or docked onto a sidebar. The user interface can further be manipulated or relocated within the sidebar or removed (i.e., undocked) from the sidebar. The sidebar may be exploded or imploded with the corresponding parts on the sidebar displayed on the desktop or another application (exploded) or returned to the sidebar (imploded).
Claims(14) 1. A computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon a data structure for use with a host user interface associated with a host application, said data structure defining a representation of a secondary user interface of a secondary application within a sidebar area of the host user interface, said data structure comprising:
a plurality of part object parameters, each of said part object parameters representing a property of the secondary user interface, said property being selected from the group consisting of: Activewindow; Docked; IslnOverflow; ProcessGroup; Settings; View; Id; WidgetMenuButtonOffsetTop; WidgetMenuButtonOffsetRiqht; Hotkey; LogEvents; Shown; and Visibility;
a part settings object parameter representing a configuration of the secondary user interface;
a display object parameter representing at least one of an event and a property associated with the secondary user interface;
a display screen object parameter representing at least one of a property and method of the secondary user interface; and
an element object parameter representing at least one of an event, method or property of the secondary user interface.
2. The computer-readable storage medium of
3. The computer-readable storage medium of
4. The computer-readable storage medium of
5. The computer-readable storage medium of
6. The computer-readable storage medium of
7. The computer-readable storage medium of
8. The computer-readable storage medium of
CreateElement((String)ElementType); (Element) Findchild((String)ElementName);
(Collection(Elements))FindChildren((String)ElementlVame); Insert((Element)Element);
Insert((Int)Index, (Element)Element); Remove((Element)Element); and
9. The computer-readable storage medium of
10. The computer-readable storage medium of
an ActiveXControl Object parameter representing a property of the secondary user interface, wherein the ActiveXControl Object parameter is Objectld; and
a shell item object parameter representing a method of the user interface, the shell item object parameter being selected from the group consisting of CreateText( (String )Path), Delete( (String )Path ), MoveToRecycleBin((String )Path), Show((String) Path ), Invokeverb( (String)Verb), (Int) GetAttributes((String)Path ).
11. The computer-readable storage medium of
12. The computer-readable storage medium of
13. The computer-readable storage medium of
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Description With the current explosion of information available to a computer user, it has become increasingly difficult to keep the information organized and available to the user. This is particularly true when the user also uses the computer to obtain information and to accomplish other computer tasks at the same time. For example, a user may wish to write a document in a word processing application or a spreadsheet application but may also wish to receive information simultaneously. If a user is working in the word processing application, for example, the application window of the word processing program obscures other applications that may be displayed on the display. This impedes access to the other information that might have been displayed on the display. As a result, the user loses access to the desired information. This problem is heightened when the information sought is dynamic information that might be subject to frequent changes. Some examples of such information include weather conditions in any of a variety of locations, obtaining the time, sports scores, breaking news events, stock quotes, traffic information, or mass transit status updates, to name a few. For example, a user may be working in a word processing application but still may wish to receive continuous updates on traffic conditions, particularly if the user plans to go out on the roads in the near future. However, the displayed word processing application window may cover the traffic information on the display making the traffic information inaccessible to the user. As such, the user cannot make his travel plans ahead of time without first having to either close and open windows or at least rearrange windows on the desktop. This would be a time-consuming task for the user. In addition, there is a limited amount of space on the display such that with multiple types of desired information, screen space would rapidly become depleted. The window of an application that the user is currently using would very likely obscure at least some of the application windows providing the desired information. For example, a user may wish to receive traffic updates, stock quote information on selected securities, and weather information. However, while working in a word processing application, for example, the desired traffic, stock and weather information would be obscured behind the active window. Thus, the user would not be apprised of the latest traffic or weather information and would be unprepared for the conditions outside or on the road. Likewise, the user would not be apprised of the price of his selected securities or other requested information. This might lead to losses in his stock portfolio, among other things. Therefore, there exists a need in the art for a system and method for hosting, docking and/or undocking applications on another application to present information to a user. There is also a need to provide docking and undocking of applications in a easy-to-use and user-friendly manner. The system and method enables the display of content of an application within the display of another application, docking and undocking of an application in another application. In one aspect, a representation of a part or program can be displayed on a computer display. The representation can also be displayed on a sidebar, docked to the sidebar, undocked from the sidebar, or arranged/re-arranged on the sidebar. In another aspect, a system is provided containing a part or program, the part or program can contain a file containing pointers to other files associated with the part or program and other files containing code or script associated with the part. The system can further include an engine for locating files associated with the part or program, loading the located files and executing the files. In another aspect, a display element is provided that can host the representation of the part of program. Selection of the part or program in the display element can cause the part or program to be docked onto a second application program display. The second application can be a sidebar. In another aspect, a computer-readable medium is provided with computer-executable code stored thereon for providing a representation of a user interface on a display. The examples may be implemented in an operating environment. The invention is operational with numerous other general purpose or special purpose computing system environments or configurations. Examples of well known computing systems, environments, and/or configurations that may be suitable for use with the invention include, but are not limited to, personal computers, server computers, hand-held or laptop devices, multiprocessor systems, microprocessor-based systems, programmable consumer electronics, network PCs, minicomputers, mainframe computers, distributed computing environments that include any of the above systems or devices, and the like. With reference to Computer 110 typically includes a variety of computer readable media. Computer readable media includes both volatile and nonvolatile media, removable and non-removable media. By way of example, and not limitation, computer readable media may comprise computer storage media and communication media and includes, but is not limited to, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital versatile disks (DVD) or other optical disk storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium which can be used to store the desired information and which can accessed by computer 110. Communication media typically embodies computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data in a modulated data signal such as a carrier wave or other transport mechanism and includes any information delivery media. The term �modulated data signal� means a signal that has one or more of its characteristics set or changed in such a manner as to encode information in the signal. By way of example, and not limitation, communication media includes wired media such as a wired network or direct-wired connection, and wireless media such as acoustic, RF, infrared and other wireless media. Combinations of the any of the above should also be included within the scope of computer readable media. The system memory 130 includes computer storage media in the form of volatile and/or nonvolatile memory such as read only memory (ROM) 131 and random access memory (RAM) 132. A basic input/output system 133 (BIOS), containing the basic routines that help to transfer information between elements within computer 110, such as during start-up, is typically stored in ROM 131. RAM 132 typically contains data and/or program modules that are immediately accessible to and/or presently being operated on by processing unit 120. By way of example, and not limitation, The computer 110 may also include other removable/non-removable, volatile/nonvolatile computer storage media. By way of example only, The drives and their associated computer storage media discussed above and illustrated in The computer 110 may operate in a networked environment using logical connections to one or more remote computers, such as a remote computer 180. The remote computer 180 may be a personal computer, a server, a router, a network PC, a peer device or other common network node, and typically includes many or all of the elements described above relative to the computer 110, although only a memory storage device 181 has been illustrated in When used in a LAN networking environment, the computer 110 is connected to the LAN 171 through a network interface or adapter 170. When used in a WAN networking environment, the computer 110 typically includes a modem 172 or other means for establishing communications over the WAN 173, such as the Internet. The modem 172, which may be internal or external, may be connected to the system bus 121 via the user input interface 160, or other appropriate mechanism. In a networked environment, program modules depicted relative to the computer 110, or portions thereof, may be stored in the remote memory storage device. By way of example, and not limitation, In one example, a computer application is provided for providing desired data. The application may be provided in a remote execution environment. Examples of such a remote execution environment may include but are not limited to a web browser, a Terminal Services Desktop or a Virtual PC Desktop. The application can display a window, icon, or other display element on a computer display in which information can be presented. For example, the application may display a small window on a display containing any type of desired information. Such information can include, for example, traffic information, weather information, news events, sports scores, time of day in different time zones, etc. These applications may be any type of data file such as but not limited to a ZIP file or CAB file, and are sometimes referred to as �parts,� widgets, or gadgets, which are described in more detail herein. A user can dock a part (or gadget or widget) to an application to display the part at a predetermined location on a computer display. Many computer applications can be used to dock a part. For example, a part can be docked to an application window of a computer application (e.g., a sidebar). The application window of a sidebar application can encompass, for example, a vertical rectangular area along a side of the computer display (e.g., the right side). However, the application window can be of any shape or configuration and can be located at any desired location on the computer display. A part that is docked on a sidebar can also be removed or undocked from the sidebar. Also, multiple instances of one part may be displayed in the sidebar (e.g., a weather part displayed in multiple instances, each instance corresponding to the weather in a particular location). As The part 201 may further include a file that contains the script for the part and a definition file that contains computer code that represents a user interface (UI). In this example, the script for the part 201 can be contained in a script file 304 and the computer code (e.g., XML) that represents or codes the UI can be contained in a definition file such as, for example, a PartML (XML) file 302. The definition file can take many forms. One example of a representative definition is illustrated in The part 201 may further include additional resource files 303 for the part. These additional resource files 303 may include, for example, image files and/or sound files for the part 201, or text or data files. A part loader 305 can process and display the part 201 on a computer display. In this example, a part loader 305 is provided that can load the part 201 via a loading process. In the loading process of the part 201, the part loader 305 may have a pointer to indicate a file path of a file or directory. If a directory is indicated to the part loader 305, the part loader 305 searches within the indicated directory for the manifest file 301 which may itself contain pointers to other files. The part loader 305 finds the relevant pointers within the manifest file 301 and follows those pointers to locate specific files within the part 201. The part loader 305 can send the specific files that it locates after following the pointers in the manifest file 301 to other components in the engine to designated locations depending on the nature of the specific files as described herein. In one example, the part loader 305 may locate PartML files 302 from the part 201 and send the PartML files 302 to a PartML engine 306. The part loader 305 may also locate script files 304 in the part 201 and send these script files 304 to a script engine 309. Any number of script files 304 and/or PartML files 306 (including none of them) may be located and sent to the respective engines (i.e., PartML engine 306 or script engine 309) by the part loader 305. As described, the definition file, such as but not limited to PartML files 302 can describe a UI. The part loader 305 locates relevant PartML files 302 in the part 201 and passes the located, relevant PartML files 302 to the PartML engine 306, which parses the syntax of the PartML files 302. The PartML Engine 306 thus creates a representation of a PartML Object Model (OM) corresponding to or described by the PartML files 302, for example, XML to be received in the PartML Engine 306. The PartML Engine 306 can then convert the representation into a desired UI and draw the UI on the display. The PartML Engine 306 may further inject the PartML OM into the Script Engine 309 in a �hook-up phase�, described in more detail below. In passing script files 304 located in the part 201 to the script engine 309, the part loader 305 streams the text of the script files 304 to the script engine 309. The script engine 309 parses the script files 304 and runs the script which causes an action or desired event to occur. In addition, a System OM 312 and Settings OM 310 may be provided for providing procedures or routines that may be executed corresponding to an object (i.e., methods). Such methods may be embodied on a computer-readable format, for example. Further, the System OM 312 may also contain information pertaining to characteristics or other attributes of an object or representation (i.e., properties). Properties may also be embodied on a computer-readable format. Such methods and/or properties may be used to provide representations of objects on a display and the ability to perform functions with the displayed object. A Settings OM 310 may also be provided as a component of the System OM 312, for example, and for storing an instance of the files associated with the part 201, such as the manifest file 301, script files 304, PartML Files 302, etc. The files associated with the part 201 can also be referred to as the �part package.� There can be multiple instances of the same part 201 running on a machine at any given time. For example, if a part for providing the time of day is displayed as one instance in a sidebar on a display, the same part for providing the time of day may be displayed as a second instance in the sidebar to provide the time in a different time zone, for example. The respective settings for each instance of the part for the clock can be stored in the Settings OM 310. The settings may further be given a name and name-value pairs can be stored in the Settings OM 310 for easy reference of the settings. In an example of one phase of processing the part, the PartML engine 306 injects the PartML OM into the Script Engine 309 and also injects the System OM 312 into the Script Engine 309. This phase can be termed the �hook-up phase.� The functions and methods of the System OM 312, which can be called by the Script Engine 309 or C++ code and the PartML OM are both injected into the Script Engine 309 which can execute script. The instructions within the script file 304 can be �hooked up� to the PartML OM file or plurality of PartML OM in a designated configuration such that when an event is performed, the PartML OM can fire the event such that the Script File 304 can be executed to accomplish the event. Thus, in the hook-up phase, the part 201 permits the corresponding UI to be hooked up with logic (script) which, in turn, permits the UI to be hooked up to the computer system. The User Interface (UI) 203 corresponding to the part 201 can be displayed on a display. In one example, the UI 203 may include a part UI 308, a part picker 307, and a sidebar docking area 311 as illustrated in A Part UI 308 is defined by the PartML file 302 and may contain a set of UIs that can be drawn on a display corresponding to the part 201. The Part UI 308 can take any number of appearances. In one example, the Part UI 308 appears on a display as a window that can be moved around to any desired location on the display. An author can specify characteristics of the Part UI 301. Alternatively, at least a portion of the Part UI 308 can be defined by the system such that the author dos not alter certain characteristics of the Part UI 308. Reserving certain standard aspects of the Part UI 308 such that an author does not alter the standard aspects may be useful in providing certain portions of the UI that are necessary or preferred. One example of a Part UI 308 that would be preferably present is a button or other icon for closing the Part UI 308. If a user wishes to close a window for any reason such as to free up space on the display for other work or because the window is no longer in use, the user would likely wish to have a means for removing the window from the display. Also, it would be helpful if the means for removing the window from the display is a standard display element such that the user can easily recognize the display element as the means for removing the window. Hence, a standard �close box� may be provided with the Part UI 308 so that the user can easily recognize the close box and can select the close box to close the window. However, if the author were permitted to freely control the characteristics of the close box associated with a Part UI 308, then the author could remove the close box entirely. In that case, the Part UI 308 would be unremovable by the user. As another example, a window border may be a predetermined aspect of the Part UI 308 of the part 201. The window border area of an application window or a UI is often referred to as �chrome�. The chrome offers users a standard appearance of an application window so that application windows can be easily recognized by all users. Therefore, an author's control of the chrome may be limited so that the chrome is not changed excessively. The UI 203 may further include a sidebar docking area 311. The sidebar docking area 311 can have a variety of appearances. For example, the sidebar docking area 311 may appear as a rectangular, circumscribed area along a side of a display. A part can be moved to the sidebar docking area 311 on the display and docked to the sidebar docking area 311. Multiple parts may be docked in the sidebar docking area 311 at the same time and may also be arranged within the sidebar docking area 311. Also, any part docked in the sidebar docking area 311 may be removed (i.e., �undocked�) from the sidebar docking area 311. In another aspect, the UI 203 may also include a part picker 307. Using a part picker 307, a user may select a desired part to display from a list of available parts in an interface. The parts may be further displayed in a predetermined area of the display anywhere on the display such as in a sidebar. In one embodiment, the sidebar is a vertically oriented area along the right side of the display. From the part picker 414, a user can select desired parts to be displayed in a persisted location, such as in a sidebar docking area 311. As Parts may be removed or undocked from the sidebar docking area 311 as illustrated in the example of Parts may also be added to the sidebar (i.e., docked onto the sidebar) from the part picker. In In another example, a sidebar can be minimized, for example, when extra space is required on the display. A sidebar docking area 311 may be exploded or imploded with corresponding changes in the display of the parts docked on the sidebar docking area 311. A sidebar docking area 311 and corresponding parts can be �exploded� when the sidebar docking area 311 is removed from the display. Upon exploding of the sidebar docking area 311, the parts that are docked to the sidebar docking area 311 can be displayed in an alternate location, in another application, or on the desktop. Exploding of the sidebar docking area 311 may involve the removal of the display of the sidebar docking area 311. Examples include minimizing the sidebar docking area (as illustrated in Hence in this example, after exploding (e.g., minimizing or closing) the sidebar docking area 311, the parts that are docked in the sidebar docking area 311 may also be removed from the display. In another example, the parts that are docked in the sidebar docking area 311 are not removed (i.e., �exploded�) but rather, the parts are �released� onto the desktop or other desired location on the display so that the parts are displayed on the desktop or other desired location in a seemingly random pattern, or at each port's pre-docked location on the desktop. A sidebar docking area 311 may also be �imploded� by restoring the display of the sidebar docking area 311 on a display. Restoration of the display of the sidebar docking area can be accomplished in a variety of ways. 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FTB brings a whole new level of enchanting. With soul shards, new mobs, exp storage, an uncrafting table, and a whole slew of other mod added enchantments, it just keeps getting better and better! My question is, how do you enchant? Do you just level 30 it all day? Or do you go specific levels for specific enchantments? How do you get your highest enchantment? Plain books, Uncrafting, or both? Do you change materials, maybe from gold, corrupted ingots, or thaumium to other materials? Such as diamond? Do you enchant your IC2 tools? What enchantments have you gotten on items? I just want people to post their full blown out strategies here, and maybe we can all learn a little more about enchanting. I like to start with a gold pickaxe or two, then enchant a ton of books. If I want Repair, I'll go Thaum. If I want a stronger pick in general, I'll go diamond, through the recrafting of the Uncrafting table.
On my old world, I had a sharpness V nano saber... those were the days. I also had protection IV on my quantum armour, but I don't know if it made any difference. When i'm enchanting stuff normally, I just do it the old-fashioned way. The enchantability of books is TERRIBLE, its rare to get anything IV other than efficiency. Besides I can always find use for any picks that don't have fortune or silk touch.
With things that aren't IV, you can put books together (or put them on tools and put the tools together) with anvils.
I think you can only combine books with books in creative mode. Don't think it works in standard survival.
you most certainly CAN, if you have enough levels and the books aren't completely high-powered... works: fortune II + fortune II = fortune III for 26 levels Doesn't work: fortune III + fortune III (too expensive)
I simply make an item, thaumcraft items or diamond if I don't have upgraded tc items. enchant at lvl 30. No more, no less.
Hahaha I just downloaded it too! I saw Guswut talking about it That's how I start, but getting a completely overpowered item is pure amazement.
I have had them before. It doesn't really matter to me. The only enchantment I want on a sword is looting and any form of sharpness. I don't like fire or knockback on weapons. On tools all I really want are unbreaking 3 and efficiency 3 or 4. Silk touch and fortune are fine but I came to modded minecraft so I don't have to mine by hand. To me armor just isn't that necessary to be enchanted. Random enchants are fine, it's not like mobs are actually hard to kill. Back on the bukkit server I play on they put on an enchanting plugin for vanilla. I used it when max level was 50 but since the change to 30 it is too easy to just do random 30's and get good enchants.
I like having Silk Touch for when I'm just walking around and see that Uranium/Ruby Ore. Knockback makes things worse with skeletons, and fire is somewhat useful, but not all that great. I don't think I enchant armor at all. I use nano, so I may haste-enchant my boots, but that's all.
Pickaxes: If you want Fortune/Silktouch Lvl 30 on an Iron Pick, if you already have a Fortune/Silk Touch pick or just don't want one, then I enchant Lvl 30 on a Diamond Pickaxe. Swords: Always a Lvl 30 on a Diamond Sword or Vile Sword if I want Soul Stealer. I make sure to add an Unbreaking 3 from books aswell. Armor: Modular Powersuits Books: Despite their horrid enchantment rates, books are actually good for something. They allow you to get Unbreaking 3 on Swords and Silk Touch/Efficiency on Shears. When you have a Silk Touch Shear, you can get stacks over stacks of Ice/Glowstone without losing any durability at all because it is not an actual tool meant for those things, but Silk Touch books are rare I find them, on average, 1 every 3 chests (1.5 double chests).
Once I get more settled into my world, I'll probably set up some barrels and some turtles, they'll automatically enchant everything and send it through barrels. I can keep good books in barrels and send the bad ones for a Gregtech magic energy converter thing
I enchent books becuase I can use the unwanted ones in Thuamcraft for their aspects. Sometimes I stand next to murderbot as he murders things in my xp farm while suring the web and ever few minutes enchant a book and toss it a chest. Later i go through them and pull out the ones I wanna keep. the reset go in the pot to be turned into liquid aspects for storage. Or I take them to the local thaum villager when hes looking for enchanted books and trade with him.
T5 blaze and wither skele farm, killed by 5 Meele turtles, Xp goes to a XP turtle, xp turtle enchants with custom enchanting program. I can get around 4-5 dubs of books in a night lol
Would you mind showing your setup and uploading your script to pastebin? I have been looking for a program like yours but I've got no luck. Would be rather generous of you if would provide a brief setup overview and paste the script on pastebin. thanks
I wouldn't mind seeing either. I'd like to try to make the enchanting turtle's code myself, but I just want to see how others do it. I'll need an auto cow and paper farm
Ditto that request, can you show a setup of mob grinder and xp turtle, and it's script. Checked the CC forums, looks simple enough to use. Does the turtle have a maximum limit to what it collects? Looks like this is superior for collecting XP instead of a brain in a jar, as it can also spit out XP for the player to collect if required.
Set up a wither skele drop to 1 hp pit, picked up sword of the xzepher. 15 sec or so of swining = 30 levels. Enchant book. Repeat. I actually built the thing to get skulls, but a few minutes of looting zepher made the need for automation vanish. Early on, level 1 book enchants were nice for getting unreaking/protections/sharpness/e.t.c 1 books to get tools up to level II. I'll eventualy grind for a unbreaking III book if I havn't found one in a loot chest to put on a repair/eff V Tool or sharpness/repair sword So that they cause less flux repairing ^^'
I usually get a bunch of wooden picks, then enchant them with low levels. Sometimes I'll use a stone pick, and iron/gold/diamond is just impossible to do because of how I do things. I enchant a bunch of the same type of pick with low levels, pick out the ones I want, and 'breed' the enchantments to get better ones. I have no clue how the uncrafting table works, so it might be possible to get those 'bred' enchantments into books and then put onto a much better quality pick, like TC3 or diamond. If I don't need an enchanted pick, I just void pipe it. The way it works is I get a few levels from my awful slow mob trap, enchant a tool, and if I like the enchantment I keep it and then enchant more picks. Eventually when I have a bunch of enchanted picks with low level enchantments, usually singular enchantments (Most double-enchanted tools get void piped, as it's not a concentrated enchantment and will just lead to issues), I use the anvil to combine them. Example: Ef. 1 Pick + Ef. 1 Pick = Ef. 2 Pick Ef. 1 Pick + Ef. 1 Pick = Ef. 2 Pick Ef. 2 Pick + Ef. 2 Pick = Ef. 3 Pick Un. 1 Pick + Un. 1 Pick = Un. 2 Pick Un. 2 Pick + Ef. 3 Pick = Ef. 3 Un. 2 Pick Efficiency 3 unbreaking 2 stone/wooden pickaxe right there. The upside to this is that instead of waiting for 30 levels and hoping not to die and lose them all, my progress is stored. And that's about the only upside. Downside is that it can only go on stone/wood tools, because to do so would cause a MASSIVE hole in my resources.


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