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Any chance of an article reminding us what 3.3 brings to the table
Also does anyone know if they've merged any of the go-oo stuff?
Phoronix: LibreOffice 3.3 Nears; RC3 Released
While Oracle has out Open Office 3.3, The Document Foundation is currently finishing up work on their fork of OpenOffice.org known as LibreOffice. LibreOffice 3.3 is soon going to be released...
Any chance of an article reminding us what 3.3 brings to the table
Also does anyone know if they've merged any of the go-oo stuff?
@Michael: It's the second time you mention it, but what do you mean when you say that Open Office 3.3 is out? On their openoffice.org, they only push 3.2 og RC8 of 3.3 - or am I missing something?
I wonder how much faster LibreOffice is compared to OpenOffice. Start-up time, the GUI responsive when scrolling, etc. Memory usage. Has it any advantages for the user over OpenOffice?
LibreOffice and OpenOffice share ~99% of the code base, so the main changes are patches (mostly OXML and VB script support and faster startup time) from go-oo.org OO.br, that were previously denied access to OpenOffice due to OpenOpen's (very) problematic development model.
However, as time progresses it's very likely that LibreOffice will deviate further from the OpenOffice code base.
In short, unless something major breaks, in the short term, LibreOffice should be somewhat better than OpenOffice, but nothing earth-shattering.
Hopefully in the long run, LibreOffice true OSS development model will attract far more developers, making a far better alternative to MS Office.
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When I tried out LibreOffice 3.3 RC3, I found it slower than OpenOffice.org 3.2.1. This could mean that OpenOffice.org 3.3 is slower, but I suspect it has to do with all of the extensions that go into LibreOffice by default.
Once it gets the ability to saves as .doc files koffice will be my only office suite. Its already my default. Maybe libreoffice will change things and give it some much needed direction. The problem with the whole openoffice project seems to be at heart its an attempt to make a 3rd rate clone of ms office 2000.
Ms office might not be free or support odt by default..... or natively run on linux but its really trying to give it a nice ui and develop itself into somthing pleasant to use. Certinly its a lot better than it was 10 years ago.
If you want an office suit to beat MS office you need them to have a more developed vision of where you want to take it. Koffice/calligra, at least in terms of word processer, seems likley to be the first to really over take ms office in terms of quality. I like krita better than gimp as well.. though it still needs some polish.
My opinions are base more from word processor and maybe a little power pointish work than anything else i can't really coment on speedsheets or databases. Though openoffice seems far ahead of koffice from my brief database use.


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AnonymousGood Stuff For Costuming, CosplayI used this stuff to temporarily "dye" my hair from my natural blonde to black for costuming purposes. I was hesitant to use spray in dye because it is usually really thick and hard to get out but this stuff did the trick without much hassle. It covered my blonde well without being too much like spray paint and it rinsed out completely with one wash. I was impressed. My only suggestion would be to buy more than one can if you are going from blonde to black, etc. or if you are needing it for more than one day. I easily used the whole can!posted Jun 13, 2005Link to this post
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All 15 Republicans in the chamber opposed the plan that also includes a pay raise for state employees—the first in five years.
The budget passed with 19 votes and now goes to the Colorado House for consideration.
Republicans said there were things they liked about the budget, such as the increases for education and its savings reserve. But they complained that state spending is still growing faster than the Colorado economy.
"We are increasing spending in this budget almost gratuitously," said Republican Sen. Bill Cadman, GOP leader in the Senate.
Democrats countered that lawmakers were spending prudently while growing state reserves from 4 percent to 5 percent.
Two years ago, lawmakers were using cash funds and accounting gimmicks while reducing the reserve to 2 percent to balance the budget, noted Democratic Sen. Pat Steadman, who heads the Joint Budget Committee.
"I've contrasted for you all the things we're doing this year that I think are reasons to cheer," Steadman said. "And yet, two years ago, the budget was wildly and bipartisanly popular when we did all of those things."
Tax receipts in Colorado have been slowly increasing during the past two years.
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It wasn't until she was in the middle of the street that Jane Outslay saw the car that was barreling down on her and she turned to face it.
With her canes held above her head, the 71-year-old tried to get the attention of the driver, her friend Sharon Hughes told police.
But it was too late.
An instant later, the car hit the Mendon woman with what Hughes described as "brutal force."
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Abdelnour's report became available Thursday, shortly before Christopher Sullivan of Rutland pleaded innocent to a pair of felony charges that accuse him of being the driver who killed Outslay on April 10.
Accompanied by his lawyer, Barry Griffith, and an unidentified man, Sullivan, 53, walked into a courtroom filled with members of state and city police officers. Absent from the proceeding was any member of Outslay's family, who all chose to stay away.
"We don't find it necessary," Greg Outslay, Jane Outslay's youngest son, said in a phone interview before the hearing. "It doesn't do anything more for the memory of my mother.
Sullivan's arraignment on charges of leaving the scene of a fatal crash and driving under the influence during a fatal crash — which have the potential to send him to jail for up to 30 years — began moments after he entered the courtroom Thursday.
Throughout the brief proceeding, Sullivan, who worked 19 years as a litigator for City Hall, kept his eyes trained on the front of the courtroom.
No bail was requested in the case — although Assistant Attorney General Cindy Maguire asked the court to impose a $10,000 unsecured bond which Sullivan did not need to pay to remain free.
Several conditions were also requested and imposed, including a prohibition against drinking or possessing alcohol and an order requiring Sullivan to submit to breath tests from police officers who will come to his home at random. He was also ordered to turn over his passport.
Sullivan quickly left the courtroom at the end of the hearing and he and Griffith declined to speak to reporters as they left the courthouse.
In a statement issued by Griffith on Wednesday night, hours after state prosecutors announced the charges being brought against Sullivan, the attorney wrote:
"Today I received a telephone call advising that the attorney general's office plans to file criminal charges tomorrow against Christopher Sullivan. I accepted a citation agreeing that we would appear in court tomorrow to respond to the same. We were informed that the charges to be filed may include allegations of driving under the influence. To my knowledge, no one who was with Chris in the hours before this tragic accident believes he was intoxicated or impaired in any way that night. We have not yet been provided with a copy of the proposed charges, or the reports which the prosecution believes could support those charges. We will closely review those reports when received, and respond appropriately."
Abdelnour's affidavit appeared to support that view. Several people who were with Sullivan at a cookout on the night of April 10 told investigators they saw the former city attorney drink one beer at the gathering on Hazel Street in the city.
However, Sullivan told investigators he drank three glasses of wine at Center Street Saloon in downtown Rutland earlier on April 10, as well as three or four beers at the cookout, according to the affidavit.
Using Sullivan's estimate of three glasses of wine and three beers, together with his weight and the time that had passed since he began drinking that night, investigators estimated that Sullivan's blood-alcohol content ranged from .079 percent to .129 percent.
If he consumed four beers instead of three, the estimate range increased to .097 percent to .147 percent.
The legal limit to drive in Vermont is .08 percent.
Sullivan said he visited the bar at about 5:10 p.m. that day — a timeline corroborated by employees at the bar who told investigators that Sullivan and his law partner Paul Kulig drank three glasses of pinot noir during their time there. The pair left the bar sometime between 6:35 p.m. and 6:45 p.m., the bar's staff told police.
Witnesses at the cookout on Hazel Street told police that Sullivan brought a 12-pack of beer with him to the gathering. The owner of the home and another witness told police that Sullivan was only seen drinking a single beer at the event.
At about 7:45 p.m., Sullivan said, he left the cookout to pick up his son, who was working at Hannaford's supermarket off Route 7 in Rutland Town.
As he was driving on Strongs Avenue at about 8 p.m. that night, Sullivan allegedly told investigators, he heard a "thud."
"He advised that it was raining and his windshield wipers were on," Abdelnour wrote. "He stated he panicked, kept driving and was unsure what to do."
Sullivan told police he drove his 2004 Lexus sedan to the Hannaford's parking lot where he noticed damage to the hood and windshield of his car. The detective also said the impact from the crash dislodged the rear-view mirror from the windshield of his vehicle. Police later found a large hole in the passenger's side of the car's windshield, the detective wrote.
Sullivan then made a phone call to seek advice from Kulig, who told him an ambulance had arrived at the scene on Strongs Avenue and a person was taken to the hospital, the detective wrote.
After that conversation, Abdelnour wrote, "(Sullivan) believed at that point there was nothing he could do."
Sullivan then drove home and parked his car behind his garage, where it stayed until the next day when he went to city police with Griffith. At 1 p.m. April 11, about 17 hours after the crash, Sullivan identified himself as the driver and surrendered his vehicle to investigators.
"Mr. Sullivan would advise that he did not feel he was impaired or intoxicated at the time of the incident," Abdelnour wrote.
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Fun Size may be the only production from kid-centric studio Nickelodeon to also feature underage drinking (complete with red solo cups) and boob groping. The murky demographic for the movie ends up hurting the well-intentioned Halloween flick — it's not quite suitable for the young ones, nor is it funny or wild enough for the Gossip Girl crowd, which director Josh Schwartz (creator of the show) knows well. Instead, we get a floundering trick or treat adventure that reduces the colorful, twisted holiday to a meandering situational comedy.
Nick TV grad Victoria Justice (Victorious) stars as Wren, a high school ''geek'' who finds herself unable to bag the guy of her dreams (who adores her) but finds a glimmer of hope in the big, cool kids' Halloween party. Ready for a night out with her best friend April (Jane Levy), Wren thinks life is finally going her way, until her Mom (Chelsea Handler) sticks her with her troublemaking little brother Albert (Jackson Nicoll) for the night. If chaperoning Albert wasn't already the worst thing in the world, Wren finds herself in an even bigger dilemma when her brother wanders off into his own night of mischievous debauchery.
The ''one crazy night'' formula fits perfectly with Halloween, but Fun Size struggles to find interesting material for its eclectic ensemble. Unlike many of the young actresses who have previously collaborated with Schwartz, Justice seems unable to crack his voice and comedic style. She's too hip to, too aware to play someone struggling with high school. The material doesn't serve her or Levy either; off-color jokes and a bizarre sense of entitlement turn them into two people you don't want to see succeed. Luckily for the audience, during their sweeping search for Albert, Wren and April cross paths with two true nerd-looking boys: Roosevelt (Thomas Mann) and Peng (Osric Chau), who along with feeling like real teenagers, actually land a joke or two.
Interwoven into this speedy adventure — Fun Size clocks in at a little over 75 minutes, giving little time to flesh out our teenage heroes — is Albert's encounter with a convenience store clerk named Fuzzy. The adults of Fun Size see the ten-year-old Albert as a parter-in-crime rather than a lost little boy. Fuzzy recruits him for a raid on his ex-girlfriend's house; after running away, he meets a lady who brings him to a nightclub. At one point, a sleazebag kidnaps Albert and locks him in his bedroom. If Fun Size were madcap, it may all make sense. Instead, things just happen — and it's not hilarious, scary, or even deranged.
Nick's '90s sitcom Pete & Pete created an amazing sense of weirdness and heart in its exploits of two teenage brothers. Anyone could watch and enjoy it. Fun Size has a beautiful look (the colors of Halloween are mesmerizing) and Schwartz, as always, has impeccable soundtrack tastes, but when it comes to telling a story that feels both relatable and wonderfully weird — what Pete & Pete did so well — the movie falls flat. It's stereotype humor (the movie packs many a fat and gay joke) doesn't cut it — when paired to Nick's best efforts, the movie lives up to the title: a bite-size portion of a bigger, better cinematic sweet.
Hollywood.com rated this film 1 1/2 stars.
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News from the world of Maths
December 13, 2011
Maths is a creation of our brains, so how come it describes the world around us so amazingly well? How is it that |
December 13, 2011
"It's a great day for particle physics," says Ben Allanach, a theoretical physicist at the University of Cambridge. "It's very exciting, I think we're on the verge of the Higgs discovery." And indeed, it seems like the Large Hadron Collider at CERN has given particle physics an early Christmas present — compelling evidence that the famous Higgs boson exists. |
December 12, 2011
You would not have thought it, but while you sit contentedly digesting your turkey and gazing at the telly, your brain is keeping up the hard work, making sure that everything in your body goes according to plan. And to understand this most amazing of nature's creations you need maths. Here are some of our favourite articles on brains, human and animal. |
December 12, 2011
Researchers in Germany have created a rare example
of a weird phenomenon predicted by quantum mechanics:
quantum entanglement, or as Einstein called it, "spooky action at a
distance". The idea, loosely speaking, is that particles which have
once interacted physically remain linked to each other even when they're
moved apart and seem to affect each other instantaneously.
December 11, 2011
>It may be Sunday but that's no excuse for resting your brain. Plus has been grappling hard with the strange weirdnesses of quantum mechanics lately, and we think that you should too. So get ready to be mind-boggled. |
December 10, 2011
What would Christmas be without the unlimited eating? And even though you can't taste it, there's plenty of maths in food. Here's some yummy examples. |
December 9, 2011
Is maths always true? |
December 8, 2011
Find some animal maths behind door number 8. |


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