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Music Visualizer
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With "Snoop mode or Live Wallpaper," this app provides visualization for another media player.
[NEW] Official WEB site has been launched!
[IMPORTANT] Compatibility of Android Lollipop
Snoop mode doesn't work properly on Snapdragon processor based device with Android Lollipop. This is platform specific OS bug.
Work around:
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2. Tap "Build number" 5 times (this enables "Developer options" menu)
3. Open System settings -> Developer options
4. Uncheck "Use NuPlayer (experimental)"
5. Reboot your phone
More info: "Inspection of Visualizer's behavior"
[NEW] You can contribute to translate this app into your language. Please visit https://www.localize.im/v/dt . ("Localize" is an open-source Android app localization platform developed by delight.im team)
[IMPORTANT] This app doesn't work properly on certain devices. Sadly, I can't fix them because there are serious bugs in their implementation. But some workarounds are exist, so please refer to my posts;
- Limitations on Nexus 4, 5 and 7 (2013) (*1)
- Limitations on Galaxy S3, S4 and Note 3 (Snapdragon model only) (*2)
- Limitations on recent Motorola's phones (Moto X, DROID Mini, ...)
I made Music Visualizer app community on Google+. If you want to try a latest version app, please join the community and register as a app tester.
Step 1. Join to Music Visualizer Google+ community
Step 2. Enable beta testing
* Ver.1.6.8 is the latest version. No beta testing at present.
* Features
- 11 types of renderers and randomized of them
(Cover art / Waveform / Shiny Particles / Noise Flow / Colorful Orb / Simple Bars / Heart Beats / Laser / Digital Equalizer / Hex Tiles / Energy Sphere)
- Playback media in your phone
- Control by gestures
- Live wallpaper mode
- Daydream mode (for Android 4.2 or later only)
- Snoop mode (You can use this app with your another favorite media player!)
- External player app control
- Equalizer and audio effects
- Microphone input mode
- Last.fm Scrobbling support
* Gesture information
Single tap: Toggle media information
Double tap: Play/Pause
Long press: Choose renderer
Swipe left: Previous
Swipe right: Next
Swipe up: Show media controls
Swipe down: Hide media controls
Circle (once): Repeat all track
Circle (twice): Repeat single track
"S" shape: Toggle shuffle
(for 2.3 Gingerbread only)
Touch screen edge of top-right: Show play queue
* Notes
- If alternative wallpaper image picker not worked properly, please install QuickPic app.
(QuickPic: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alensw.PicFolder)
- Scrobbling feature requires official Last.fm app or Simple Last.fm Scrobbler app
* Misc.
- This software uses third party components;
+ ViewPagerIndicator (http://viewpagerindicator.com/)
+ android-ColorPickerPreference (https://github.com/attenzione/android-ColorPickerPreference/)
+ MultiSelectListPreferenceCompat (https://github.com/h6ah4i/mulsellistprefcompat)
+ Poweramp API Lib (https://github.com/maxmpz/powerampapi)
+ android-morphing-number (https://github.com/bydavy/android-number-morphing)
- Russian support (Thx. Артем Брытков)
- Chinese (Traditional) support (Thx. 楊沁儒)
* Recommended device specs.
CPU: Dual core or above
GPU: Mali-400MP, Tegra 2, PowerVR SGX540, Adreno 220 or avobe
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[New features]
- Added Tasker plugin support
(Settings -> Misc. -> Tasker)
- Small bug fixes
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exactly the app i was looking for, big used of the poweramp untill this app, has the screen visualizer the other app dosent, need more renders
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Its a cute app, and if your arent a golden ear audiophile then you may enjoy this app. However, Im a bit of a audiophile and i have a sharp ear. The music player is not really worth mentioning as its EQ is not great at only 5 channel support and limited options. My built in samsung player outperforms this app by a mile, which i think is sad. So i figure "Ok, maybe i can use it with my other playe
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It is one of the best music players. One problem - can't force close it on Nexus 5. It is immortal
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Not so fun
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One of the best free app in play store.
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Why don't more people download this? It's fabulous!!!, controls in taskbar, play when headphones inserted, customization and more!!!, better than any music player. And it's free!!

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Majestic 'Magic Green'
Magic Green is HUGE!!! My biggest green flowered amaryllis so far with 71/2-8" flowers. Very lovely with it's maroon red markings/speckles.
We are had overcast skies today...just right to take pictures. Hope you enjoy Magic Green...
Outside with the collection...
Inside in the basement where it bloomed...
Up close...
With Lemon Lime...
And together with others that are in bloom today. Promise on the left, Solomon in the bottom, and Dancing Queen (third scape this season)on the right. Charisma didn't get to join in the pic. Maybe tomorrow it will open it's flowers.
Here is Magic Green today. As the flower matures, it gets greener and the markings get deeper. The petals gets some wave in it and it gives out nectar.
Dizzy...Here's another group photo I took last week...I think. It's hard to organize a group photo when the amaryllises are scattered everywhere...at the backyard, frontyard, basement,garage and upstairs in the kitchen and dining room...lol!
The bloomers...
The family...
It's so nice to have these lovely photos to look at, it's now winter here and besides some nerines and mini roses there is not much color in my garden. So thank you for spending the time to post your photos.
I think I might plant some of my bulbs into pots this year so that I can bring them inside and enjoy their beauty inside the house. And I think I'll try forcing too. I just need to read up on how to do it.
What will you pollinate your Magic Green with?
If you are talking about maguire's, I think they are more of a family run bulb farm than a supplier, they do answer my emails, sometimes it takes a while. But I will take some photos of the bulbs I get from them so you can see for yourself. And my bulbs won't be flowering for me yet, it's winter here.
They sound like they will make some lovely flowers. Do you cross flowers that are a like in color and shape or do you go for opposites?
I do the same. I force them inside, then take them outside after they shed their seeds too. They seem to like it outside under the Jacaranda and the Californian Willow. They will slowly fill up the little planter, but I still have place for a few hundred, so I am not worried.
Maria, how long did your Magic Green flowers last? My first bud opened on Monday but is already wilting. The color is disappointing right now but I'm guessing it might be because it has no roots. I think perhaps after a good summer out, it has great potential to color in as nicely as yours. =)
You're right, Paxfleur... it looks a bit washed out in color, but I see definite potential for the future! Thinking back on all I've read and seen in the forum, these bulbs can bloom each year with subtle differences, depending on environment and care... I see a great beauty in the making!
'Magic Green' definitely improved in size this season. Last season, the flowers were blehhh. This season however, the flowers are huge!
I definitely see some 'Papilio' somewhere in it's heritage....
Compare buds (Magic Green buds in the back, Papilio bud in the front *Papilio bud is bigger*)
Lovely Pax! My Magic Green got sick last season. Oh well, we can only do so much...right?
What a coincidence that you bumped up this thread. I caught somebody in Ebay Taiwan using the 6th picture of Magic Green above. I am so tired of dealing with this stolen pics on ebay. There was no way I could report it for it was in Chinese...LOL!
Here is a link that might be useful: Stolen Magic Green pic in Ebay Taiwan
Maria - How sick did your 'Magic Green' get? Did it get terminally sick?
DON'T GIVE UP! We have to be persistent to get these photo thieves to stop! I was one of the "mean friends" that emailed that pompous eBay seller who stole your photos recently. In regards to the language barrier, refer to:
Maria, stealing is plain wrong -- whether it's in Taiwan, Alaska, or Samoa...wherever. I will be sure to somehow shoot a email to the Taiwanese seller when I have time but you must be tenacious about this. Fighting! ^^
A fungus got it while it was overwintering last season. A tiny part of the bulb was left after I cleaned it up. It is just recovering and here comes winter again. I don't know how it will go through this winter...that is if it survives. I LOVED this Magic Green as it has this huge blooms with "simple beauty". I got a Magic Green coming in from WFF (care of Soultan). I hope it will be the same MG. Liza's picture of her MG that came from WWF last season was different looking.
While I am researchig my 'White Dazzler', I bumped into here as it seems to be a 'Magic Green' instead. With regard to Taiwan eBay issue, what do you want to do? I am new to the Web and do not much about handling this sort of things, but certainly not new to the Chinese language.
Will be glad to help.
I'm here! I'm here!!!
I am just very busy but I do peak in most of the time. I just don't have time to respond and post pics that much anymore.
gmwill...I got tired pursuing those criminals..lol! Just forgive and forget.
Alana...Wow! This post is so old, way back in 2007. BUT that particular dancing Queen sure is still dancin' LOL! I love Dancing Queen....a constant performer and a giver. It does not always face upward. Sometimes it's first bloom for the season would do that but then eventually face forward with the weight of those loads of petals.
Frank...Awwww....I miss you guys too! I am really really trying to budget my time between my real family, hippie family and forum family.
Now this is WFF's Magic Green. It sure does not look like my first MG. Arrrggghhh! It is still pretty though. It does have those maroon dots/markings. But where did the green go??? LOL!
Well, I'm not sure how I missed this post, but I'm here to say that I miss you, too, Maria! You're my mentor, my teacher... your photography is so wonderful that every bloom you show, I immediately jot down on my wish list! I know how busy life is... it's tough to balance all the things we want to do within a 24 hour time frame! It's very good to see you posting, though!
I, too, notice a marked difference in your old and your new Magic Green... different growers/suppliers, perhaps? It's unfortunate, but with popularity comes the inevitable downgrade in quality. This is true for anything, bulbs and flowers being no different. Once an item hits the spotlight, everyone rushes to cash in, and the quality of the item suffers.
I hope you're able to find a Magic Green that looks like the older model... what a beauty! And I do hope your original Magic Green survives and thrives!
All the above photos are wonderful... thanks to everyone who shared!
Mine is still bright green with maroon. I am getting a 2nd duece of flowers on the first scape. So far Frankie-for you bbuubbee, I have Crossed MG both ways with Exotic Star and also selfed it. We will see what is in bloom with the 2nd 2 flowers...I am looking at a big bud on Vera and my ever-loving San Remo is sporting too!! I also have saved pollen from Donau and Flamingo...hmmm what about the lil orangy flower by the A/C? It has pollen.... I will share seeds or grow some for you Frank, my man!
Speaking of green... I have an Emerald sitting here... and that's all it's doing... just sitting here. It's been siting here in its pot since... gosh, I can't remember how long it's been! A long time!
I moved it to the heating pad, and it still appears to be sleeping... if it were a person, it would be in REM sleep! It would be snoring! There is NO sign of growth at all, though the bulb is still firm and alive. What gives? Does anyone have any ideas about waking up a bulb? Or is it simply a matter of patience?
Cindee, those crosses sound nice... I wish you success! I took Bogota pollen to Exotic Star, and it looks like it might be doing something! It's too soon to say for sure, but I'm hopeful!
Interesting reading old threads brought to life. Alas I have only one seedling that lived-if I can find it-from Ex Star.
SirHans, A curtsey and wink to you my dear. Nice to see you. "Melusine" I do not have, but let us look at my Rembrandt and Magic Green together. I never considered a relationship. Mine bloom at different intervals. From 2009-10 Amaryllis From Amaryllis
I find it interesting how the backsides of some look more dramatic than the front sometimes.
Family portraits to share...
They wake up and bloom at the same time too.
Lovely pictures Maria your flowers all look so vibrant and I love your Tosca, actually I love them all except maybe Magic Green...Josh I think I have to agree with you and I'll go one step further saying I'm not really in love with Magic Green like everybody else.. but RvR I do just love...Oh well, I guess that's why they make Chocolate and Vanilla and why I liked your cull....
First of all, HELLO Cindee!!! Big Hugs to you and Dennis.
Secondly, ah come on Donna and Josh.I can understand why you two love RVR, but now my Magic Green is feeling quite dejected.
She would feel much better with just a tiny bit of admiration.
But just in case you cannot love MG, I included two old shots of RVR. Sorry that I haven't snapped her lately, but I prioritized pollination over enjoying her blooms.
Magic Green
Rembrandt Van Rijn (just opening)
Rembrandt Van Rijn (a few days later...petals getting wavy)
((((Blanca))) Hello my dear! Your photos are always wonderful.
Maria, your "family of flowers" is delightful. I especially LOVE the frist photo. Striped Panther is AWESOME! I lost the little seedling you sent me after last springs rains drowned it. **sob**
Ohhh Dear, Maria, I wasn't begging MORE...but I certainly won't refuse...ha ha! love ya
BTW are you collecting seeds again this year? I received a booklet from Heffer this year and was amazed at the wonderful work they do. If you are, I will pollinate EVERYTHING in sight for them. Also, will they take viable, fresh veg seeds? I usually have a lot left over each season.
Last year, I got to launch "100 Seeds For a Heifer" for Thanksgiving. I cannot do that this Thanksgiving though.
I don't have much seeds either.
Now if you all would work out with me, I'd be glad to launch it hopefully for Christmas? Save some of your best seeds for "a Heifer"???
Thank you sweetie. I really needed that delightful hug!
If I am blessed with viable seeds, I will most definitely contribute.
You are correct. This MG bulb is included in my file of oddities. I just had Santa Cruz do something similar.
Just to give you an idea, here is a closer shot, but the quality is not very good. If I could capture her true beauty, I think that you would all like her as much as I do.
I may have something exciting coming along, but you never know for sure until it actually happens?


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Is that the fbi spec trp? If so....great purchase. Years of fun ahead of you.
Good for you, can't say that I've heard too much about them either. I handled a stainless steel TRP about a year ago and with my callused hands it felt good to hold onto. The TRP is at the top of my wish list.
A guy at my range in pa has a fbi spec trp man it felt good. Maybe better then my scorpion
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I read on another site the pro comes directly from SA custom shop. The frames are supposedly different it sounds like all the pro's may have a light rail. I could be wrong on that. The TRP is a semi production pistol. It doesnt get as much custom attention as the pro. It is made to reassemble the pro without all the custom work. I At least that what I read. I have a TRP it's about a month old. I do know all parts have matching numbers. Due to work I've only been able to get a couple hundred rounds through it. Hopefully i will be able to give a range report with a few more rounds down range.
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My stepson has the stainless model and it shoots like a dream. The only problem that I have with it is the front strap is too aggressive for my tastes. Other than that it is a wonderful gun.
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I've had a TRP (no rail) for 2 1/2 years now, it is a fantastic piece of equipment. Don't shoot it too often, maybe 500 rounds through it, but have ZERO malfunctions. It's the closest thing you can buy to the FBI version and is carried by many police. It's the only full size 1911 I own, so I cannot do an honest comparison with my other 1911's. I have a Kimber Pro 4" barrel and a low cost Rock Island Officer 3.5" barrel. Maybe I am just lucky, but I haven't had any troubles with my Kimber at all (many seem to) and for as low cost as it was, the only issue the Rock has had, was with the slide locking open after the last round. Since I cleaned it last, it has not had that problem again. My experience with 1911's or 1911 style handguns; they are extremely reliable. The TRP is a very tight gun, for a big 1911, it feels like part of your body. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a very nicely built 1911 that rivals some custom built guns for less money.


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Charlotte Builders and Contractors Association, Inc. 1225 Tamiami Trail A-10, Port Charlotte, FL 33953 (941) 625-0804 FAX (941) 627-9041 www.cbca-florida.com 2001 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tom Thornberry of Charlotte Plumbing, Inc.. won the Florida Home Builders Association's Sub-Contractor of the Year for the entire state of Florida. Tom Thornberry of Charlotte Plumbing, Inc. also won the FHBA Golden Eagle Award for his years of dedication at the state level. Zac Extejt of Charlotte County Seawalls, Inc. takes the fight to the state meeting on the Manatee Issue. Our Association won Florida Home Builders Association's Retention Award for the entire state of Florida with 82.9% retention rate. Our members recruited 128 new members in the 2001 Membership Drive. Our Association won the membership challenge with Sarasota HBA by recruiting 58 new members in July. They recruited only 17. Our Work Force Committee headed by Jim Sanders of Five Star General Contracting, Inc., promoted the building industry as a career path to our local high school students. We formed our own Remodelors Council, ended the year with 38 members and added the Remodelors council to our web site. Five members are committed to work on their NAHB Certified Gradutate Remodelor Designation. Our Charlotte Harbor-Florida Spring Classic Fishing Tournament had its best year, with 62 boat entries. Our Parade of Homes and Golf Tournament were a success. We added the Spec Home section to our web site for builders to display their spec homes, model homes or condominums that are for sale to the consumer. We averaged 110 members and guests at our monthly dinner meetings. We lobbied for the Englewood Permitting Office to re-open. Our Caring & Sharing Project helped the Punta Gorda Skate Park move 1800 yards of dirt from a location at the airport to the site of the Skate Park, about 100 truck loads. Again, thanks to our members generosity and support. Our members lobbied to delay the effective date of the Florida Building Code. We promoted Florida Home Builders Insurance Agency royalty refunds in the amount of $30,667 to many of our members. 2000 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA (Richard Sinclair, Jim Sanders, Don McCandless Michael Allgood and Jim Anerson) participates in a series of road trips with county officials reviewing the permitting process of other counties, City of Punta Gorda, Lee County, Sarasota County, Cape Coral, Collier County and Charlotte County. Suzanne Graham of American Pest Control Management chairs our Membership Committee. Her Membership Drive was the best in 8 years, bringing in 30 new members in 4 weeks. CBCA, through the help and guidance of Flame Internet, creates our new web site at www.cbca-florida.com. Newsletter changed from a bi-weekly edition to a monthly service. CBCA celebrates 15 Year Anniversary and honors charter members, (that are still a member): Associated Title Services, Inc.; Birch's Air Conditioning & Heating; Carlson & Soforth; Charlotte County Seawalls; Charlotte Engineering & Surveying; Waste Management; David Hartt Construction; Don Riggs Concrete; Florida Power & Light; J. Anderson, Inc.; Sun Classics, Inc., and, Young Trucking, Inc. CBCA forms a political action committee (PAC), Charlotte Builders & Contractors For Better Government. The PAC endorsed the candidacies of Jerry Paul, Lindsay Harrington, Mac Horton, Sara Devos and Tom D'Aprile. Suzanne Graham of American Pest Control Management chairs CBCA's 15th Year Anniversary Picnic. Over 450 members, friends, children and co-workers sign up for the event in July. President Jim Sanders works on Work Force Development. A program that will go into the Junior High and High Schools to encourage students to enter the building industry as an alternative to college. CBCA revises it's By-Laws. CBCA pushes to open Englewood Permitting Office. County approves Englewood Annex Office, October 2000. CBCA works with County officials to establish a system which would allow for simultaneous submission of building and septic permits. 1999 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA hires new Executive Director, Sharon Neuhofer. She brings 14 years of political experience with her. Dinner Meeting attendance doubles. Charlotte Sun Herald gives CBCA Model of the Week section in the Saturday MarketPlace section of their newspaper. Many builders who have taken advantage of program have either sold models or gotten referrals. Fred Meau of Door Systems starts CBCA's Trades Council. This council is CBCA's way of giving back to our community through local projects. Working side-by-side with kids from the Crossroads Wilderness Institute, volunteers with the Trade Council constructed a play ground for our local Salvation Army Headquarters. Newsletter improved: New masthead designed by Mark at Monarch Printing and color added. New staff member Kathie Miele hired as part-time secretary. 12 @ 12 President Luncheon instituted. An informal way for 12 members to meet our President and address concerns. Held monthly. Meeting the needs of members in the Englewood area. Newsletters mailed 1 st class so they may arrive on a more timely basis. CBCA pushes to open Englewood permitting office. Tim Duban of Miami Valley Concrete and Robert Ray of Ajax Paving Co-chaired our annual Charlotte Harbor-Florida Spring Classing Fishing Tournament. A record 55 boats entered. CBCA pushes for shorter permitting time. May 1999 we reported that after 6 months of effort we were able to report that the building department was able to process a permit in 2 weeks, instead of 6. Charlotte Sun Herald publishes Presidents message in the Saturday MarketPlace section on a weekly basis. CBCA adopts the "Music Box" as our project which was submitted to NAHB's Home Builders Care 2000 committee. This was a fund raiser chaired by Patrick Bourgeois of G. Patrick Bourgeois & Associates to build and sell a house that would send the Lemon Bay High School Band to Washington D.C. NAHB selected this project as and published our accomplishments in "USA Today." About $30,000 was raised. CBCA sends letter to County Commissioners voicing dissatisfaction: Permits not issued in timely manner, county employee policy procedures on hiring new employees in timely manner, communication between CBCA and the building department, the time it takes to get service at the counters, allowing permits to be submitted simultaneously with septic applications, the building department seek industry input prior to making sweeping changes and the "Plans on the Shelf" program was never instituted even though Jan Winters approved it. 1998 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA gets inter-local agreement between county and city effective date changed from 30 days to 90 days. The agreement allows the county to charge county impact fees on city SFR permits. CBCA's original lawsuit postponed this inevitable agreement 4 years and saved consumers $1,000,000 total. CBCA endorses Riverwood Land Corp. sale of Impact Fee Credits and receives 5% override. CBCA's Parade of Homes is the best in it's history with 32 homes participating. CBCA becomes a "Benefactor" of the Englwood Chamber of Commerce's Area Beautification Project, landscaping part of 776. 1997 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA WINS Impact Fee Lawsuit through a settlement agreement. Local data is more relevant than nationally averaged data. CBCA gets our own traffic engineer to set up the study with the county. All CBCA, FHBA and NAHB legal fees are reimbursed, approximately $40,000. CBCA upgrades computers to increase productivity. CBCA produces 1997 Parade of Homes Magazine and saves Association $6,000. CBCA produces 1997 Membership Directory and saves Association $1,000. CBCA collects $1,500 for the Economic Development Council CBCA works with local Veteran Associations on the Gay May Project, re-building his house, through CBCA's Sharing & Caring Committee. 1996 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA helps Judy Jones homeless shelter and "Bread of Life Mission" with new septic tank and drainfield. CBCA assists Leadership Charlotte Class project – the Animal Shelter addition. CBCA creates educational brochure on "How to choose a Builder." 1995 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA settles Building Department lawsuit with Board of County Commissioners. On 9/5/95 the BCC agreed 4-1 for settling the Building Department lawsuit. The following is a synopsis of the settlement agreement. 1.) Charlotte County will create a separate account known as "Excess Revenue" account for the Building Department. 2.) Charlotte County agrees to place Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000) into the Excess Revenue Account over and above the current budget. 3.) Upon placement of the $200,000 in the Excess Revenue Account, the parties agree that the county has complied with Florida Statute, Sec. 125.56. 4.) Charlotte County agrees to provide and maintain a new voice-activated inspection tracking system. 5.) Charlotte County recognizes the need for increased services in the West Charlotte County area and shall work with the members of the building and construction industry to provide for an enhancement of services in the area. 6.) Charlotte County agrees to provide and maintain an imaging system for storing plans and other records vital to the Building Dept. 7.) Charlotte County agrees to upgrade the Building Department's computer system. 8.) Charlotte County agrees to reimburse the CBCA for their attorney fees and costs incurred in the amount of $6,957.42. 9.) CBCA fully releases Charlotte County and it's officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims address in this case. CBCA has member, Blair McVety, appointed to Zoning Department Equity Study Committee. The committee effectively got a flat $35.00 occupational license fee approved by the Board of County Commissioners. CBCA stops a proposed 14% permit fee and 20% license fee increase. CBCA gives free public education seminar on new home construction. CBCA participates in the re-organization of the county permitting system. CBCA Signs Realtor/Builder Agreement with the Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, North Port Association of REALTORS. CBCA raises $2,016 for Toys for Needy Children Christmas Fund. CBCA sells 1993 Assocation House. Proceeds went to the Building Fund for a future site. CBCA's Sharing & Caring Committee builds book shelves for Peace River Elementary School. Members donate material & time. CBCA's SMC gave NAHB's Institute of Residential Marketing Courses, I, II, III and IV. 1994 ACCOMPLISHMENTS NAHB Legal Action Committee financial assistance grant of $5,000 was approved for our Impact Fee Lawsuit because our case has national significance. CBCA has workshop on the hurricane code Section 1205. CBCA has Business Management Course for continuing education credits for the industry. CBCA stops a proposed Open Space Habitat Impact Fee of $2,197.40 per SFR Unit. CBCA Board of Directors adopts a Resolution to encourage the filing of the Notice to Owner conveyance as stipulated in the Florida Statutes. CBCA's Sharing & Caring Committee helps Girl Scouts of Gulf Coast Florida renovate the Charlotte Girl Scout House located in McGuire Park. CBCA saved $16,000 of the Girl Scouts $25,000 budget. Over 1000 children and adults use this building for their meetings and trainings. Tom Fero, Fero Construction managed project. CBCA goes on local radio show to update the citizens about the building industry and what is CBCA doing to improve things. CBCA gets FHBA's PAC to donate $5,000 to Katherine Harris' Senate Campaign. CBCA holds line on Dues. NAHB increases their Dues by $5 and CBCA voted to decrease their dues to offset NAHB. CBCA is active in getting Sadowski Act funded by State. Charlotte County Housing Corporation receives $750,000 for moderate to low and very low income housing. It can also be used to renovate older homes. CBCA completes a 5 year contract on Adopt-A-Highway. A 3 mile stretch along Highway 41. CBCA's SMC gave NAHB's Institute of Residential Marketing Courses, I, II, III and IV. CBCA's SMC gave NAHB's Certified New Homes Sales Professional Course. 1993 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA makes presentation to the Committee on Inter-governmental Relations (CIR) against school impact fees to be allowed in Charlotte County. We won--the CIR voted against school impact fees, a savings of $1,800 per SFR unit. CBCA is a co-sponsor for a Congressional reception for Congressmen Porter Goss and Dan Miller. CBCA hires the expert testimony of Dr. Richard McHugh and Mr. David Grey of the University of South Florida for the proposed impact fee increase. CBCA lobbies Punta Gorda City Council not to sign impact fee assessment inter-local agreement which would have increased the city's impact fee by $1,044/SFR. We were successful and saved $1,044 per SFR in the city. CBCA signs Model Home Agreement with the Burnt Store Lakes P.O.A. CBCA works with the Florida Home Builders and the National Association of Home Builders for grass roots movement for Workers' Compensation relief. CBCA files Impact Fee lawsuit and Building Department lawsuit against Charlotte County. CBCA members dig over 300 holes for the Tree Beautification via the Chamber of Commerce at I-75 and Kings Highway. CBCA successfully stopped Charlotte County government from automatically raising permit fees, annually, based on the consumer price index. CBCA attends the "Rally in Tally" for Workers' Compensation relief. CBCA receives the FHBA legal Action Committee financial assistance grant of $25,000 for the Impact Fee Lawsuit because our case has statewide significance. 1992 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA stops Charlotte County from charging a $1,128.00 Commercial Impact Fee on SFR model homes. All monies collected were refunded. CBCA hires Dr. Richard McHugh and David Grey, M.A. of the University of South Florida's Center for Economic and Management Research to testify on correct units of measurement for a correct Impact Fee formula at an Impact Fee Workshop with the Commissioners. CBCA opposes many proposed building code changes because of Hurricane Andrew. Building Dept. has put them on hold until State completes a study. CBCA successfully lobbied to get SFR homes from doing a tree inventory per lot. CBCA has 2 members appointed to state tasks force to fight Workers' Compensation. CBCA members help build two Habitat for Humanity houses. CBCA members help build Kids Space Playground. 1991 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA works on Tree Ordinance Revision. CBCA has float in chamber of Commerce Christmas parade CBCA worked to change law to give license investigators citation power for unlicensed activity. Sharing & Caring Program--CBCA did a re-roof on a 900 sq. ft. home for a single mother of two in South Punta Gorda. CBCA lobbies to stop ban of septic tanks on barrier islands. CBCA wrote specific model home parking requirements that are less restrictive than government wanted. CBCA has booth at Home Expo to give out free septic tank use and water saving brochures. CBCA Executive Director, Scott Coulombe, appointed to the 10th University Pursuit Committee. CBCA worked successfully to lobby Punta Gorda City Council not to support a School Impact Fee. CBCA stops Charlotte County government from taking any excess funds from the Building Dept CBCA and the PHCC (Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors) successfully stopped the mandatory 1.6 gal. flush toilet. CBCA members built an Association Home in the Parade of Homes as a fund raiser for our Land & Building Fund. Alan LeBeau chaired this and raised $47,000.00. 1990 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA members build an Association House in the Parade of Homes as a fund-raiser for the Land & Building Fund. Jim Anderson & Larry Dirmeyer chaired and netted $27,000.00 CBCA joins "Adopt-A-Highway Program" and takes on the job of cleaning road shoulders on three miles of US 41. CBCA sets up voter Registration Booths at our monthly dinner meetings for the one cent sales tax effort. CBCA members show up in force at the March 20th Public Hearing on the proposed moratorium and were successful in its defeat. CBCA files a law suit against Charlotte County and State of Florida to NOT enforce the new Workers' Compensation Law. CBCA and FHBA filed a law suit against the Dept. of Community Affairs on Urban Sprawl Issue. CBCA has an Educational Booth at the Town Center Mall on water conservation and Xeriscaping and we gave out free septic tank brochures and water restriction devices. CBCA is involved with 10-D-6 Septic Tank re-draft due in early 1991. CBCA expands its Parade of Homes to include the Englewood Builder members, location Rotonda. CBCA forms a Sales and Marketing Council for the purpose of bringing educational programs to CBCA members. 1989 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA lobbies local School Board to withdraw their proposed School Impact Fee Ordinance. CBCA and home owners win law suit against the PGI Civic Association on the 20' vs. 25' setback issue. CBCA stops County from mandating a 1.50 in height x 4.50 in width compacted berm around all single family construction sites. CBCA was able to get this changed to a siltation screen in the down stream swale. CBCA opposes the 1989 re-write of the Tree Ordinance draft and gets it sent back to Committee. CBCA wins its fight against Mandatory Dumpsters on all job sites and saved the livelihoods of our job site clean up people. CBCA provides its first Single Family Residence Construction Seminar for the Port Charlotte/Punta Gorda Board of Realtors. CBCA joins in state-wide protest with the FHBA 2.4 campaign to support Funded Growth Management. CBCA receives an award from NAHB for Crisis Management regarding the "Garbage Wars." Charlotte Waste Management Co. tried to change the local permit laws to make it mandatory for general contractors to sign a one year contract for dumpsters on job sites before they could pull a building permit. CBCA was successful in defeating this effort. CBCA Sharing & Caring Committee repairs the roof of an elderly couple with poor health and installs an air conditioner for an elderly man on a respirator (Alan LeBeau chaired). CBCA donates $3,000. to the Claremont Institute to help with an area study which will tell the effects of no-growth on our local economy. CBCA membership tops 500. 1988 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA stopped the City of Punta Gorda from fining engineering firms $88.00 for damaging pavement to locate reference points which were paved over by the city. CBCA had many members on the Citizens Advisory Committee and Technical Advisory Committees for the Charlotte County Comp. Plan. CBCA starts Builder's Forum which meets every month. CBCA fights against Mandatory dumpsters on job sites. CBCA fights garbage regulatory fee at C.O.-puts responsibility on home owner-due before power release. CBCA presently working with Five County and Collier County to bring the Graduate Builders Institute to Edison Community College. CBCA has Round Table meeting between builders, banks and appraisers for lien law education. 1987 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA stops County from mandating temporary full lot pipes 4"x90' x 2 in swales during construction of single family resident units. CBCA writes Occupation of Easement Ordinance. This is for one year time period on a trial basis. If it works efficiently, we will come back next year for permanency. CBCA joins home owners of the law suit against PGI Civic Association pertaining to 20' vs. 25' setback and the Compliance Committee's plans review authority. CBCA works with Public Works Dept. to write Swale Blockage Ordinance. CBCA forms Sub committees to work on the various elements of the County Comp. Plan. 1986 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA learns commissioners Monroe, Holt and Tringali voted to freeze the industry of any further negotiations involving the Impact Fees. CBCA goes live on radio to retaliate against the commissioners and to educate the public. Commissioners Paul Monroe raises "Flag of Truce" and shakes hands to re-opens Impact Fee negotiations. CBCA forms Committee to fight the proposed City of Punta Gorda Deed Restrictions Ordinance-we did mitigate the rear set back from 25' to 20' to accommodate larger homes with caged swimming pools. CBCA finishes negotiations on Draft #10 of the Impact Fee Ordinance-we enabled the fee to be due at C.O., a 5% discount and a 60 day extension time for notification to customers. CBCA forms Engineering Dept. Committee to work out problems with the Storm Water Ordinance and open a direct line of communication (storm water for single family residences under 2 acres taken out of Ordinance). CBCA gets amendment to Deep Creek deed restrictions to allow model homes and signs with specific guidelines (signed on December 22, 1986 by P.G.I., Inc., CBCA and the Deep Creek Civic Association). 1985 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CBCA re-writes Lot Clearing and Grading Ordinance--gets relief from mandatory 6:1 grading to 4:1 grading in aid of tree preservation and water retention/recharge areas for cluster of trees. CBCA forms Clandestine Dumping Committee to address problems and averts legislation on the Industry. CBCA mitigates the Landscaping Ordinance proposed by the City of Punta Gorda. CBCA retains Attorney Lester Derst to fight the proposed Drainage Ordinance in the City of Punta Gorda. The ordinance would have made builders do all drainage to the nearest catch basin left and right - up to 600 ft. in some situations CBCA joins FHBA in opposing Senate Bill #171 which was a state-wide Electrical Impact Fee of $3,000.00. CBCA stops legislation to eliminate all Model Home flags. CBCA stops mandatory sprinkler systems in all new single family residences construction in the proposed Fire Protection Ordinance. CBCA forms Impact Fee Committee for the proposed Impact Fee Ordinance.
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Middle East markets rose on Monday as a slight improvement in Asian stocks drew in regional bargain hunters following recent declines, but traders warn the gains could prove temporary.
Six of the eight benchmarks advanced, with Qatar the biggest gainer, climbing 0.9 percent to 6,825 points. Kuwait slipped to a new five-year low as confusion over new trading rules and downbeat expectations for quarterly earnings pushed investors to exit.
Saudi Arabia Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI) rose 0.46 percent to 6,030.32 points, ending a six-session losing streak. Steady oil prices bolstered petrochemicals stocks, with Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC) climbing 1.8 percent to SR84.50.
The sector activity for the day was mostly positive with 12 out of 15 sectors closing with gains ranging from 0.04 percent by the Telecommunication & Information Technology sector to 2.37 percent by the Building and Construction sector. On the other hand the losses were seen in 3 sectors namely Hotel and Tourism, Real Estate Development and Banks and Financial Services Sector with respective losses of 0.04 percent, 0.09 percent and 0.19 percent. The overall market breadth for the day was positive with 89 advancers against 33 decliners giving it an AD ratio of 2.69, the Financial Transaction House (FTH) said in its daily market commentary.
Kuwait's index slipped 0.01 percent to 6,320 points, its lowest finish since November 2004. More selling pressure is likely, with investors unsure about new trading rules brought in ahead of the launch of the country's first market regulator.
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) rose 1.8 percent and Wataniya added 1.2 percent.
Bank Dhofar climbed 1.1 percent, helping Oman's index rise for a third day. The Omani index rose 0.4 percent to 6,104 points.
Dubai's index rose for a second session in three as volumes slumped to a seven-month low. The index rose 0.3 percent to 1,472 points. The Abu Dhabi index gained 0.2 percent to 2,521 points.
Drake & Scull rose 2.3 percent after winning a $120 million contract in Jeddah.
The Bahraini index edged up 0.03 percent to 1,362 points.
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Age 79, passed peacefully the morning of July 1, 2013 of complications from congestive heart failure and amyloidosis.
The son of Agnes Bela and Laszlo Szanto, Ivan was born in Budapest, Hungary on May 9, 1934. He attended the Technical University of Budapest, majoring in Chemical Engineering. He fled the country during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution with his grade books sewn into the hem of his coat. After assisting in a refugee camp in Austria helping to process other Hungarian refugees, he came to the U.S. where he was accepted into Cornell University. He was embraced by the brothers of Acacia Fraternity, who took him in and provided room and board during his stay. He completed his Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and worked for Olin Mathieson before completing law school at the University of San Francisco.
He was hired by the DuPont Company in their patent and trademark training program in Washington D.C before settling in Wilmington. He later worked in the patent/legal department at Hercules Inc. before retirement in 1999. He always said he had the best job in the world because it coupled the creativity and cutting edge inventions in science with the intricacies of patent law.
Ivan had a great sense of humor, quick wit and immense passion for life. He truly enjoyed indulging in various food specialties, exotic entrees and delectable chocolate treats. He played squash for many years at the Central YMCA, later switching to tennis where he played at both the DuPont and Hercules Country Clubs. He was an avid whitewater paddler with the Wilmington Trail Club. He never missed a Tohickon release, made many trips to the Cheat and New Rivers and was always up for a wildcat trip. His love of music spanned the spectrum, from opera and Transylvanian rock and roll, to Bach, the Beatles, and Andrea Bocelli. With his wife of 28 years, Jennifer Brown, he enjoyed camping, downhill skiing, biking, and international folk dancing, and travel, with frequent trips to Acadia National Park, Budapest, Hungary, and other European venues. More exotic destinations included Seoul, Korea and China. His regret was not getting to Hawaii, Alaska, Greece and Turkey.
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In addition to his wife, he is survived by his loving daughters, Marianne Szanto Owens and Deborah Szanto, sons-in-law Peter Owens and Ted Phillips, three grandchildren, Brian Owens, Lauren Owens, and Tyler Phillips, and cousin Michael Vermess and wife Camille. In Hungary, he also leaves his best friend, Glasz Endre and family, and Baranyai Marika.
A Celebration of Ivan's Life will be held at the First Unitarian Church of Wilmington, 730 Halstead Road, Wilmington DE 19803 on Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:30 am. As Ivan always appreciated the non-traditional, we invite you to wear colors (including blue, his favorite) and comfortable sandals.
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After 25 days on a Samoan island with a group of �Survivor� castaways — each vying for a chance to win $1 million — John Cochran faced a stark choice.
If he stayed loyal to his Savaii Tribe, he was likely to be voted out of the game. If he betrayed his alliance and jumped to the rival Upolu tribe, he�d be branded a traitor, but might have a chance to progress deeper into the game.
The Oakton native chose to ditch his tribe and paid an immediate price.
Tribemate Jim Rice called him a �coward� and �a poor excuse for a man,� while Whitney Duncan, another tribemate sniffed, �You disgust me.� The tribe had spoken, but the reaction online was nastier.
�I don�t want to call them death threats, but people were saying they wished I was dead on Facebook and Twitter,� said the 25-year-old third-year Harvard law student, who came to be known simply as �Cochran� on the CBS reality show, now in its 24th season. �It upset my mom more than me. She was reading every last page of this stuff on the Internet.�
The move didn�t pan out for Cochran. He was voted out by his new alliance two episodes after he made the flip, and then narrowly lost out on a chance to re-enter the game — extinguishing his hopes of winning the $1 million. But aside from the vitriol, he also won legions of fans who liked his witty personality and respected the fact he made it 31 days into the competition, despite being a 5-foot-9, 140 pound geek in a game dominated by brawny studs.
Now back at Harvard — after taking the fall semester off to bask in the �fleeting notoriety of being a reality TV star� in Fairfax County — Cochran said his decision to jump ship made sense in light of his low standing in his tribe and the way he was scapegoated by the clique of buff, popular kids in his tribe.
�I was always being reminded that I was at the bottom of the totem pole,� said Cochran, who practiced for the show by chopping coconuts with a machete in the driveway of his parents� home in Oakton. �I wouldn�t say it was bullying, but it was condescension and disrespect.�
After contestants who make it far enough to become voting members of the Survivor jury — those who decide which contestant gets the $1 million — are voted off, they�re sent to a sort of rest and relaxation camp called Ponderosa.
Cochran said he lost 20 pounds during his 31 days in the game, but quickly put the weight back on, gorging on Snickers bars and other junk food at Ponderosa. But despite the bounty of treats, his former tribemates ostracized him at the camp.
�It was uncomfortable to say the least,� he said.
But Cochran said despite all the rigors and stress of the game, he�d leap at the chance to compete again.
�You�re miserable out there. You�re hungry, sleep deprived, and you�re surrounded by people you hate, but then you get back home and you really, really miss it,� he said.
He collected a mid-five figure payment for being on the show and returned to his parents� home in Oakton in mid-July. Rather than return to Harvard for the fall semester, he decided to stay put.
�I didn�t want to deal with the stress of being in school and also the anxiety of watching myself on TV,� he said. �I probably sound like a prima donna, but I was concerned with how I came across. They have 400 hours worth of footage for every 40-minute episode, so they can create any story line they want. In my case, they managed to find all my embarrassing moments.�
In a season in which several contestants were hardly featured on the show, Cochran became a darling of the camera crew who was featured heavily on nearly every episode prior to having his torch extinguished in the season�s 12th episode. Online, Survivor fans debated his every move — everyone either loved or hated him. Cochran said he couldn�t help but go online to see what people were saying, and some of the nasty comments were pretty scary.
�The comments section of any website is pretty much like the scum of the earth coming out of the woodwork,� he said.
Jury members cast their votes before leaving the island in July, but no one is allowed to reveal their vote until they are read on live TV in December, during the reunion episode. Cochran said anyone who violates the hush clause in their contract can be sued for $5 million by CBS.
He had a feeling that Sophie Clarke, the 22 year-old eventual winner from upstate New York, would take home the $1 million, but he didn�t know for sure until he and six relatives saw it happen live in Los Angeles.
Cochran returned to Harvard for his final year of law school in January, but being on �Survivor� has caused him to rethink his goals.
�I don�t even know if I want to be a lawyer anymore,� he said. �Being on the show, I had a chance to think, �OK, I�m out here eating coconuts and sleeping under the Samoan stars, do I really want to be a lawyer?� I don�t want to make a career out of being a reality TV contestant, but you get the idea that there are other paths in life.�
He said he gets recognized more in Fairfax County than at Harvard, where students don�t have much time for reality TV, and his love life and self confidence have improved. He doesn�t have a steady girlfriend, but has had some dates, and no longer has the fear of rejection that once inhibited him from asking women out.
�The only problem is that I�m more popular with the cougar demographic,� he joked.
Cochran has no idea what he�ll do after law school, but for the moment, he�s proud to have made his mark as a �memorable character� on Survivor.
�I hope you don�t hear from me a year from now and I�m trying to find the next reality show to appear on,� he said. �The reality TV circuit is a sad community I don�t want to be a part of. But who knows, maybe in a year I�ll have a new dating show on some weird channel you�ve never heard of.�


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LightSquared CEO Sanjiv Ahuja said yesterday that Best Buy Co. will begin offering LightSquared's upcoming 4G network through its Best Buy Connect wireless service. Best Buy currently offers service from Sprint Nextel and Clearwire Corp.
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Sooner or later, we all sit down to a banquet of consequences.
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 7, 2013 at 3:49 pm
A New US Patent Office here in Menlo Park? So much for Sequester!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 7, 2013 at 6:50 pm
What happened to "no new government expenses"?
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on Mar 8, 2013 at 8:36 am
a patent office in silicon valley has been planned for a while, california leads then country by a huge msrgin in patents so it makes sense. the funny thing to me was reading that san jose wants the permanent office because of its access to public transportation, in their cases , the light rail. public transportation in san jose (and most of the bay area) is a joke.
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Are there any Swap Meets coming up this spring in NC
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Depends where you are. You may want to update your page to tell us, since a lot of discussions are area-sensative. I'll be having my plant swap, possibly April 15th if it is convenient for others here at the forum. I am willing to change the date for more response. I am in Lewisville, NC.