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Richard Seal's curator insight, March 7, 2013 9:54 PM
If you have a white board in your class you need quick available resources to use in class. So here you go.
Kate Houston's curator insight, March 11, 2013 10:16 AM
I know many of our teachers already use QR codes... here's a way to jazz them up; sure to engage even a reluctant learner!
Jon Turino's curator insight, March 30, 2013 1:47 PM
Check this out if you use QR codes as one of your marketing tactics.
Richard Seal's curator insight, March 29, 2013 10:33 AM
If you want to use blogs in your class here is a really great guide for getting started.
Deb Gardner's curator insight, February 7, 2013 2:05 PM
Good to know, particularly as schools begin rolling out CCSS and using ed tech to create and collaborate.
Jim George's curator insight, February 8, 2013 12:16 AM
Very excited about storybird - looking forward to using it for exam prep especially
Ana Cristina Pratas's comment, February 8, 2013 3:25 AM
Hope your students will enjoy working with StoryBird Jim! Mine did :-)
Demi Andriopoulou's curator insight, February 11, 2013 3:59 AM
A way to get young learners excited about writing!
Sharilee Swaity's curator insight, February 24, 2013 2:55 PM
Wow! Cartoons for free! What a generous gift ... for writers to use ...
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Richard Seal's curator insight, March 8, 2013 2:36 PM
I've used this all year long. It is great for a number of different reasons.
Richard Seal's curator insight, March 12, 2013 3:15 PM
Always looking for new tools for brainstorming.
Deb Gardner's curator insight, February 24, 2013 7:57 PM
One of Susan's favorite ed tech tools is ThingLink. Here she uses it effectively to tie ed tech tools together using common strands found in ELA Common Core and 21st century literacy skills.
Ted Caron's comment, February 26, 2013 9:04 AM
I have played around with this ThingLink thing. Really cool way to have students interact and collaborate around a photo. Could link to student blog entries on a historical photo, vids, and other photos. I would use as part of an effort to help middle schoolers, particularly, develop skills of resource collection for a short research project. Consider this: Students use a photo and ThingLink as a basis for short research project.
Ana Cristina Pratas's curator insight, February 22, 2013 8:00 AM
Welcome to ImageQuiz, a website that uses the power of images (1 image = 1000 words) to help you learn. The website contains a variety of quizzes, tagged according to topic: just select a topic that interests you from the sidebar, then select a quiz. Can't think of one? Do a random quiz.how the quizzes work
Each quiz will prompt you to click on a particular part of the image that you will hopefully recognise. For example, the image might be a map of the world and the prompt asks you to click on Brazil (easy, it's the biggest country in South America!).making your own
The best thing about ImageQuiz is that you can make your own: to share with friends; to help you with your studies; or just for fun. Simply click create new, upload an image, and draw on outlines around the elements you want users to click on.
Richard Seal's curator insight, February 22, 2013 1:01 PM
I think I might try this as an intervention for some of my struggling readers.
Dolly Bhasin 's curator insight, February 9, 2013 9:57 PM
Create and play your own game show and quiz show templates!
Shona Whyte's curator insight, February 6, 2013 12:17 PM
A huge variety of activities for all levels, many not requiring much if any preparation.


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"Hey Tom, why not make this an annual thing?!"
The belted fan suggestion between "Night Watchman" and "Good Enough" elicited a huge cheer among fans in the first few rows, an approving point from Benmont Tench and smiles across the stage at the Beacon Theatre Thursday night, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' third night of this weeklong residency at one of New York's legendary rooms.
In a way, the heckler couldn't be more right. This residency has been exceptional, both in offering Tom and the band an opportunity to stretch out, dig deep into their catalog (as well as those of other favorite artists) and play whatever they want and allowing fans an intimate glimpse at this crack band up close and personal.
Beyond that, Tom has played nearly every other room in the Big Apple over the course of his storied career, beginning with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers debut at CBGBs in December 1976. With a long history and even longer list of musician admirers, the Beacon is an intimate old theatre and exceptional listening room, making for a perfect match for Tom, the band and their audience.
The Beacon's vibe was in full effect Thursday night, set early on with the first appearance of "Don't Do Me Like That," the band's first Top 10 hit of its career. "Something Big" - a setlist staple on the 2012 tour - roared into "Night Watchman," which Tom estimated the band hasn't played "since 1981." Mike Campbell continues to slay the slow-blues burner "Good Enough," but I don't think anyone could have predicted the band would play "House in the Woods," a deep track off Wildflowers. "I Want You Back Again" was made all the more poignant by Tom's story about seeing the Zombies at his first concert and Mike was at the same show, unbeknownst to him. Tonight's four-song acoustic section of the show - kicked off by "Rebels" and wrapped with a cover of Little Feat's "Willin'" - may have been the best of the run so far.
With two shows left on Saturday and Sunday, I don't know what the band's got left in the bag after three great shows, but I wouldn't want to miss it.
Set List:
Rock & Roll Star
Love Is A Long Road
Don't Do Me Like That
Something Big
Night Watchman
Good Enough
House in the Woods
Woman In Love
Have Love Will Travel
Tweeter And The Monkey Man
I Want You Back Again
Angel Dream
Mystic Eyes
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The best iPhone/iPad music making apps in the world today
24th Dec 2012 | 11:14
The best iPhone/iPad music making apps in the world today
Popular though they are, iOS apps are sometimes criticised for being flashy rather than functional - software that you buy on a whim, use a couple of times and then never bother with again.
But while the App Store certainly contains its fair share of facile releases, many of its music making apps are not only fun, but also powerful, flexible and - yes - useful. Whether you want to create a complete track, play a virtual synth or control your desktop music software, there are countless options.
But which are the very best iOS music making apps? As 2012 comes to a close, we asked for your votes to help us update our list of the top music apps. The results are presented in the gallery that starts here. Unfortunately, with the iOS world moving as quickly as it does, there are a few notable omissions of apps that have been released in the weeks since we reopened voting: Korg Polysix, Steinberg Cubasis and Audiobus, for example, all came just too late to make the cut for this round of voting.
Anyway, read on to find out which apps have made the cut, and also be sure to check out the following:
6 of the best iPad/iPhone DJing apps
We check out the top iOS mixing software
Weekly iOS music making round-ups
The best new apps from the past year and a half
iOS app reviews
The big releases reviewed and rated
The ultimate guide to iPad/iPhone music making accessories
Interfaces, keyboards, mics, controllers, stand mounts and more
6 easy ways to connect your guitar to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
iOS audio interface review round-up
Wizdom Music Tachyon, £1.49
Tachyon is the latest app from Dream Theater keyboard player and vocal iOS champion Jordan Rudess and developer Kevin Chartier.
The app allows users to blend sounds and images to create unique instruments, with deep, hands-on control over the tone and pitch of individual notes and sounds.
VirSyn iVoxel, £6.99
iVoxel is vocoder, synthesiser and sequencer, trimmed down to fit a cleverly streamlined iOS interface.
Its ability to rearrange and mangle vocal lines makes iVoxel a surprisingly powerful iOS tool, capable of some very cool and unique effects.
Full review: VirSyn iVoxel
Wizdom Music MorphWiz, £6.99
Kevin Chartier and keyboardist extraordinaire Jordan Rudess first teamed up to bring us this serious performance instrument designed specifically for iOS devices.
Notes in a scale are laid out across the screen as vertical lines, and you can morph from one timbre to another by dragging vertically along a note. The built-in synth is refreshingly direct, and you can record your performances.
Expressive and playable, MorphWiz feels like the kind of music making app that touchscreens were made for.
Full review:Wizdom Music MorphWiz review (review is of a previous version)
Wizdom Music SpaceWiz, £6.99
The third of four Jordan Rudess-affiliated apps to crop up in this list (the man has become something of an iOS icon) allows users to morph sounds by dragging and manipulating a spinning system of planets.
SpaceWiz is more than just cool toy though; behind that eye-catching interface is two-oscillator synth with filter and amp envelopes plus delay and chorus effects.
iceGear Cassini, £2.99
Cassini takes the winning sound of iceGear's first iOS synth, Argon, adds polyphony and vastly improves on the interface. What's not to like?
It's brimming with features, meaning that Cassini is an immensely flexible instrument. In all, you'll be hard pushed to find many better sounding synths on the App Store.
Full review: iceGear Cassini
IK Multimedia DJ Rig/DJ Rig for iPad, Free/£2.49
djay may be widely thought of as the top DJ app for iOS (more on that later), but IK's offering DJ Rig has a lot going for it too.
Particularly in it's iPad incarnation, DJ Rig is well equipped and fun in use. When paired with IK's neat little iOS mixer, the iRig Mix, DJ Rig really comes to life, becoming a fun little tool for sketching out mix ideas and messing around at home.
Full review: IK Multimedia iRig Mix/DJ Rig
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iceGear Argon, £1.49
Argon may be merely a monosynth, and its interface can be fiddly, but it won our hearts thanks to the gorgeous sounds you can get out of its Minimoog-like signal path.
From nostalgic leads, to formant wobbles, croaking basslines and the soft pulses - Argon comes up with the sonic goods every time.
Full review: iceGear Argon
Tempo Rubato NLog MIDI Synth/NLogSynth Pro, £2.99/£10.49
If you want a superior-sounding analogue-style iOS synth, look no further. The iPad-exclusive NLogSynth Pro is an advanced version of the iPhone/iPod touch-compatible NLog MIDI Synth, and there's even a Mac version.
Various import/export options and support for Core MIDI, Virtual MIDI and WIST serve to sweeten the deal further.
4Pockets Aurora Sound Studio/Aurora Sound Studio HD, £6.99/£27.99
Aurora Sound Studio isn't a DAW, but an electronic studio with everything you need to compose and perform electronic music.
You get drums, subtractive and waveshaping synthesizers, a sampler, mixer and effects, all tied to a multitouch grid interface resembling the iconic Yamaha Tenori-on.
It's not perfect, but this is a truly inspiring production environment nonetheless.
Full review:4Pockets Aurora Sound Studio HD (review is of a previous version)
4Pockets Meteor, £13.99
Meteor is a multitrack recorder for iPad offering up to 12 audio tracks and featuring a built-in mixer.
All the basic trimmings you'd expect are included, such as a sample editor, simple (though slightly fiddly) automation and effects. The effects are very good, including reverb, stereo delay, chorus/flange, tone boost, compression, distortion and EQ.
On the downside, some of these are paid-for add-ons, as is the MIDI editor and virtual instruments package. If you invest in Meteor, though, you'll get a formidable mobile music making package.
Full review:4Pockets Meteor(review is of a previous version)
Wizdom Music SampleWiz, £6.99
Jordan Rudess's second app to be released (and the highest placing of four in this list) is a fun, slick and easy-to-use sampler.
You get a selection of presets, but the fun really begins when you start capturing your own sounds. Sampling comes in three flavours: Classic, where the speed is altered as you play up and down the keys; Granular, with control over grain size and speed; and Modern, which allows you to change the pitch without affecting the speed of sample playback.
An onscreen keyboard lets you play back samples and there are effects, too.
Full review:Wizdom Music SampleWiz (review is of a previous version)
IK Multimedia SampleTank, £13.99
If you want to turn your iOS device into a sound module for performance use, SampleTank is the solution.
136 instruments come as standard (though four are only available once you register) and this library can be expanded to more than 500 via in-app purchases. There are 16 instrument categories to choose from, plus more than 1000 patterns for groove creation. A 4-track MIDI recorder enables you to record you own parts.
SampleTank sounds more than acceptable and, when used in conjunction with a MIDI keyboard, can become very useful.
AppBC touchAble, £17.49
A controller app that's designed specifically to be used with Ableton Live, touchAble enables you to get hands-on with the popular DAW from the comfort of your iPad.
As well as being able to do expected things such as launch clips and tweak the mixer, touchAble also gives you a keyboard and drum pads so that you can play instruments and beats.
Some will argue that even a multi-touch screen will never be able to complete with real buttons, faders and knobs, but you can't argue with the level of functionality that touchAble offers.
Full review:AppBC touchAble (review is of a previous version)
Yamaha TNR-I, £13.99
Both hardware versions of the Tenori-on are prohibitively expensive for many people, so it's great news that you can now get a version of this iconic button-grid-based instrument for iOS devices.
The sound of the Tenori-on is certainly distinctive – if not to everyone's taste – but an update to the app has made it possible to sample your own.
If you've always wondered what all the fuss was about in regard to the Tenori-on, TNR-i gives you the perfect chance to find out.
Full review: Yamaha TNR-I (review is of a previous version)
Retronyms Tabletop, Free
We must admit that, upon its initial release, we saw a lot of potential in Tabletop's modular design but weren't entirely sold on the app's capabilities (see review below).
However, through a number of significant updates Retronyms have really won us over. Crucially, the core app is now free with extra devices available as in-app purchases, and with the recent update to version two - adding proper note editing, MIDI control and introducing iMPC as the first compatible standalone app - Tabletop is closer than ever to living up to its immense potential.
Full review: Retronyms Tabletop (previous version)
Xewton Music Studio, £10.49
Music Studio was one of the first DAW-style apps to arrive on iOS and version 2 ups its game considerably.
Audio tracks, mic recording, Audio Copy/Paste, new instruments and drum pads represent just some of the many improvements, making this a serious mobile production contender.
Other features on the menu include a 127-track sequencer, effects, MIDI import/export and a piano roll for editing.
Hexler.net TouchOSC, £2.99
TouchOSC is a multitouch controller application that uses the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol. It enables you to use your iPhone to control your DAW, synths and other audio software.
To use the app, you need to bind its controllers to an OSC-compatible application running on your computer. This requires a little juggling of IP address and incoming and outgoing port numbers.
TouchOSC requires a bit of setting up, then, but once you've got it running, it's great.
Full review: Hexlar TouchOSC (review is of a previous version)
Propellerhead Software ReBirth/ReBirth for iPad, £1.99/£10.49
If you've ever used ReBirth on the Mac or PC you'll feel immediately at home with this: it's exactly the same.
The downside is that this means that the interface can feel fiddly, but then you realise that you have access to all the things that made ReBirth great: two 303s, an 808, a 909, the Pattern Controlled Filter, the compressor, the delay, the step sequencing, the song mode - everything's here.
So if you want to go on an awesome nostalgia trip, look no further.
Full review: Propellerhead Software ReBirth (review is of a previous version)
BeepStreet Impaktor, £2.99
Impaktor is an iOS beat machine that converts your finger drumming into highly usable synthesised drum sounds. It's no novelty item though, as it's powered by an impressive and flexible synth engine.
It's packed with features, and in use we found it to be one of the most innovative and genuinely useful percussion tools on the App Store.
Full review: Beepstreet Impaktor
IK Multimedia AmpliTube/AmpliTube for iPad, £13.99
The second version of AmpliTube for iOS adds several new features. A one-track recorder comes as standard (this can be upgraded to four tracks via an in-app purchase); there are five new stompbox effects; and sound quality has been improved.
When combined with the iRig audio interface, AmpliTube becomes an amazingly portable guitar amp/FX solution. If you're a guitarist who doesn't yet own an iOS device, this could be the app that makes you buy one.
Free, LE and Fender editions are also available.
Korg iElectribe, £13.99
Boy were we excited when we first heard about this: it's a spot-on emulation of the classic Korg Electribe-R groovebox.
You have four percussion synth parts and four PCM synth parts to work with, and patterns can be programmed using the step sequencer. As well as being a fine app in its own right, this was the software that first made people believe that the iPad has a future as a 'serious' music-making platform.
A special Gorillaz version of iElectribe is also available.
Full review: Korg iElectribe (review is of a previous version)
Yonac Magellan, £6.99
With two independent, three-oscillator synth engines, multiple filter and modulation options and a feature list as long as your arm, Magellan is easily one of the most well equipped synths you'll find for iOS.
But it's the app's well designed and pleasingly retro interface - which makes excellent use of the tactile playability of your iPad's touchscreen - that really sets Magellan apart from the crowd.
Full review: Yonac Magellan
Liine Lemur, £34.99
Originally a piece of high-end multi-touch hardware, Lemur is now a (relatively) affordable iOS app. It enables you to combine objects (faders, buttons, balls, knobs etc) into custom controller templates for pretty much anything.
Total flexibility is the ethos here - you can easily lose hours tweaking templates. That said, if you just want to keep things simple, Lemur has you covered, too.
The iPad always had great potential as a portable controller platform, and with Lemur, it feels like it's met its perfect partner.
Liine Lemur review (review is of a previous version)
WaveMachine Labs Auria, £34.99
Upon release, Auria was certainly the most serious, pro-level DAW-style app available for iOS.
With the very recent release Steinberg's Cubasis, however, that title may be under threat, and it'll certainly be interesting to see how the two compare in the long run.
Competitors aside though, Auria is a brilliant and well-equipped audio DAW (although right now there's no MIDI, unfortunately). It comes complete with excellent PSPAudioware channel strip plug-ins (with more VSTs available to purchase in-app), makes great use of the iPad's touchscreen for editing, and features 24-bit/96kHz recording.
For those who are serious about audio on the iPad, it definitely justifies the price tag.
Full review: WaveMachine Labs Auria
BeepStreet Sunrizer/SunrizerXS synth, £2.99/£1.99
Virtual analogue synths are now all over the App Store, but this is one of the best.
Sunrizer (iPad) and SunrizerXS (iPhone/iPod touch) sport two oscillators, with one of the available waveforms being an emulation of the SuperSaw that made its debut on the Roland JP-8000 synth. You've also got filters, various modulation options, effects and an arpeggiator.
Specs aside, the most important thing is the sound… and it's great.
Vlek Beatsurfing, £7.99
Beatsurfing is an immensely clever and surprisingly powerful MIDI controller app that allows you to create your own interface by add and arranging various combinations of four Objects - Lines, Circles, Polygons and Faders.
In our tests, we thought it could use an added internal sequencer, but that's only a minor quibble. On the whole, Beatsurfing is undeniably fun and inspiring to use.
Full review: Vlek Beatsurfing
Korg iKaossilator, £13.99
Korg's pocket-sized, touch-based Kaossilator hardware always seemed ripe for iOS porting and the app version duly arrived late in 2011.
Put simply, it enables you to make music just by "stroking, tapping or rubbing" your Apple mobile device's screen, which also displays visual effects. There are 150 built-in sounds, scale/key settings and a five-part loop sequencer.
It might not be as open-ended as some other music making apps, but like the original hardware it's a whole lot of fun.
Native Instruments iMaschine, £2.99
iMaschine is described as a 'groove sketch pad', indicating that it's not so much a port of the full software as a mobile companion for it (projects can be loaded into the desktop Maschine for further development).
Offering 16 pads, it comes with 25 kits and over 400 samples, and lets you sample directly into the app. There are also four tracks, a keyboard mode, and in-app purchasing of additional drum kit and instrument sounds.
It might be a little feature-light in comparison to some of its rivals, but as Jamie Lidell has shown, iMaschine still enables you to do an awful lot.
algoriddim djay/djay for iPhone, £13.99/69p
djay is the undisputed king of iOS DJing apps. It's simple to use, has pretty much all the features you'd expect and works surprisingly fluidly for an app.
Crucially, it seems that hardware manufacturers agree, and thanks to gear like Numark's iDJ Pro and the Vestax Spin 2, djay seems set to become the go-to solution for house parties and bedroom DJs.
Intua BeatMaker 2, £13.99
This second version of the iOS mini studio is a big step up from its predecessor, offering a sequencer, two types of instrument (a drum machine and a sample-based synth with a large and varied preset bank) and a mixer.
Sounds can be recorded in from the mic or pulled from your iTunes library; swing can be added; the mixer looks great; tracks/MIDI can be uploaded direct to SoundCloud or exported; and you can swap audio pasteboard clips to and from iOS. And that's just for starters.
BeatMaker 2 isn't perfect, but you can certainly have plenty of fun with it and create some very pro-sounding results.
Full review: Intua BeatMaker 2 (review is of a previous version)
Propellerhead Figure, 69p
Upon first release, we totally fell in love with Figure's excellently designed and hugely intuitive interface, but were somewhat frustrated by the lack of a few obvious features, such as export and save options.
However, with each subsequent update Figure has got better and better - along with various export capabilities, Propellerhead has since thrown additional keys and loop lengths into the mix, improved the already great interface and made the app properly iPad compatible.
Between its Reason-powered synth engine, intuitive design and bargain price, there's basically no excuse not to give Figure a try.
Full review: Propellerhead Figure (previous version)
Korg iMS-20, £22.99
If you're a fan of classic synth hardware, this is for you. Korg has not only virtualised its legendary MS-20 analogue synth, it's coupled it with a recreation of the accompanying SQ-10 16-step sequencer, and then taken things another step further with a six-part drum machine, seven-channel mixer and built-in effects processing.
All of which leaves us with a terrific self-contained music-making app that will keep you engrossed for hours.
Full review: Korg iMS-20 (review is of a previous version)
Moog Animoog/Animoog for iPhone, £20.99/£6.99
When Animoog was launched, some Moog purists questioned whether the company should really be releasing an iOS synth, but whatever your view on this, you have to say that it's a very good one.
Animoog takes the form of a wavetable synthesiser, albeit one stuffed with samples from Moog's modern and legacy synths. Essentially, there are up to eight timbres that are splayed across an 8x16 X/Y grid, and the sound can be made to move dynamically through those timbres each time a note is played.
Given that its special offer launch price was £0.69, £20.99 might seem a lot to pay for the iPad version, but Animoog is undeniably a quality product.
Full review: Moog Animoog
Blip Interactive NanoStudio, £10.49
NanoStudio doesn't enable you to record audio tracks, but if you want to make complete music productions 'in the box', it's as good an app as iOS has to offer.
Six sequencer tracks (expandable to 16 via an in-app purchase) can host a great, editable synth and a pad-based sampling drum machine. There's a mixer and effects, too, plus a piano roll for MIDI editing.
NanoStudio enables you to produce music of a quality that you might not have though possible from an iOS device, and you can even try Mac and PC versions for free.
Full review: Blip Interactive NanoStudio (review is of a previous version)
Apple GarageBand, £2.99
Although it has similarities to the Mac version (and projects started on your tablet can be imported into it) GarageBand for iPad is very much its own app. There are Touch and Smart Instruments, an eight-track sequencer and a decent selection of guitar amps and stompboxes.
What you don't get is anything in the way of MIDI editing, though various quantize options can be used to sort out dodgy performances.
But GarageBand for iPad is still a winner: plug in a controller keyboard and you've got a powerful, fun and portable song sketching solution. And at this price, it's pretty much a no-brainer purchase.
Full review: Apple GarageBand for iPad (review is of a previous version)
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Below is a forum for exchanging information concerning residential metal roofing, including general material and metal roofing installation questions. Should you have questions or concerns that deal with specific branded metal roof products please contact the manufacturer directly.
Tom has been in the metal roofing industry for the past twenty years, serving in product and business development, marketing, as an industry consultant, and in his previous position as Executive Director of the MRA. Tom writes, "I'm not an 'expert' installer -- but I know enough to be dangerous! I've installed small metal roofing projects and organized installation training seminars. And I know when I need more expert help to answer your questions. So when you get an answer from me, you know there's expertise behind it."X
Todd has served as President of Classic Products, Inc., one of the country's leading metal roofing manufacturers, since 1996. Before that, he served for 15 years in various marketing-related roles at the company. Under Todd's leadership, Classic Products has taken an active role in educating homeowners across North America about the many advantages of metal roofing. Todd participates in various metal roofing industry associations, and is a Board Member of the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) and Metal Construction Association (MCA).X
Mr. Bus has over twenty years experience in the metal roofing and siding industry. Dick is President of ATAS International, Inc., a family owned manufacturer of architectural and residential metal roofing and siding. ATAS manufactures profiles in aluminum and steel for the residential and architectural roofing market. Panels are manufactured with high performance coatings. Dick was Chairman of the Residential Roofing Council for the Metal Construction Association (MCA). He Chaired the committee to write the Minimum Performance Guideline for Residential Metal Roofing. He is now the 2nd Vice President of the MCA, which is part of the Board of Directors and he is also, President of the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), a consumer awareness campaign.X
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David Stermer is the Director of Engineering for Metal Sales Manufacturing Corporation based in Louisville, Kentucky. He has been in his current position since 2005. David is responsible for product testing, product approval, product development, documentation and project design. Prior to joining Metal Sales, David worked for a major metal building manufacturer for 15 years in various roles, including Design Engineer and Engineering Manager. David is a Professional Engineer, has a Master of Sciences degree in Structural Engineering and is currently serving on the ASCE 7-16 Wind Load Subcommittee.X
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When you run this (see below for setup details), the result looks like:
Here is the same example using SwtBuilder - note that this example does more because it actually prints some text 'Hello' to standard output when you press the button:
For a short example of using the JFace builder for creating a standard application see the TextEditor sample.
You can find about 70 examples in the example directory in subversionor you can download them here.
For a comparison of the groovy and java code see here or see the latest code in subversion.
Platform dependency.
Groovy-swt is not platform dependent, but SWT is. So you need to make sure that you are running a SWT matching the platform you are running the application on. You can download the appropriate SWT version at eclipse (select the eclipse version, find the heading "SWT Binary and Source", and download the SWT for your platform)
See the changelog for changes.
Updated to eclipse 3.5 (see the changelog for all the other changes)
- groovy-swt-0.5 with all eclipse libraries and the windows version of SWT: http://docs.codehaus.org/download/attachments/17022/groovy-swt-0.5-windows-all.jargroovy-swt-0.5-windows-all.jar
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Please note the 0.5 was completely re-written to use FactoryBuilderSupport (to be able to be included in griffon), so there may be a few inconsistencies with version 0.3, but if you find any then please let me know.
Another major new feature in version 0.5 is the binding framework (build on top of the jface databinding and following the same style as the swing builder). You can find a little documentation with examples here.
The sources (and README.txt telling you how to set up the libraries and dll's) can be found in subversion:
The jar file compiled against Eclipse SDK 3.3 jars can be found attached:
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Carl T. Harris, age 65, passed away, Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at North Mississippi Medical Center in West Point. Carl T. Harris was born Jan. 1, 1946, in Sulligent, Ala., to the late Mattie L. Yarbrough Harris and Raymond Harris. He was a shop foreman with Bryan Foods for 40 years and recently for Navastar for the past 6 years. He was of the Baptist faith. Mr. Harris loved helping others and working in his repair shop on vehicles, but most of all traveling and being with his grandchildren and family. He was a wonderful man, husband, father, and grandfather. He was a Veteran of the U. S. Air Force serving during the Vietnam War. He was married to Sherree Dill Harris on June 3, 1967, in West Point.
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Calvert Funeral Home of West Point is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Sherree Harris; two sons: Stephen Thomas "Peanut" Harris (Teena) and Tommy Harris (Ann-Marie) all of West Point; three grandchildren: Bentley Harris, Bo Harris, and Jackson Harris; two sisters: Dorothy Hannah (Robert) of West Point, and Shirley Ray Burgess of Maben; and one brother, B. Alvin Harris (Dot) of Columbus.
Pallbearers are Roy Mitchell, Roger Brand, Wayne Hannah, Doug Hannah, James Melcher, and Mike Melcher.
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Wits had to overcome a 10-2 deficit in the first quarter as wing Alec Mhlanga and the boot of flyhalf Jannie Myburgh gave the hosts an early advantage. CUT then lost their ascendancy later in the opening 40, and continuous pressure in their red zone saw outside centre Bronson Lange and lock Rinus Bothma secure the students from Johannesburg a 15-10 lead at the break.
Wits flyhalf Kyle Peyper extended his team's buffer to nine points with two penalties in the second stanza. CUT reserve hooker Danie van der Merwe powered through from close range in the 69th minute, but his side couldn't find a match-winning score at the death as Wits celebrated victory.
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BELMONT, N.C. - Belmont Abbey scored 15 runs in the first six innings, ten coming in the first three innings, and held off a late Pfeiffer rally to earn a 16-11 non-conference win this afternoon at Abbey Yard. The Crusaders move to 16-5, while Pfeiffer drops to 8-10.
The Falcons scored three unearned runs in the first inning before the Abbey exploded for five runs in the bottom of the inning. The first two batters of the inning reached base on a double by John Cucchiarella and a walk to Justin Vasquez. After a flyout, Joey Frabasile laced a double that scored Cucchiarella, and Kyle Buchanan ripped a single to left that plated Vasquez. Frabasile then came home on a balk, and Chris Vazquez made it 5-3 with a towering two-run blast to left.
Pfeiffer got one back in the second on an RBI triple by Preston Lyon to close within 5-4, but the Abbey blew the game open in the bottom of the inning with four runs. Frabasile ripped an RBI single, followed by a Danny Brion two-RBI single. Tim Dye worked a bases loaded walk to extend the lead to 9-4.
The score moved to 10-4 one inning later as Roberto Sanchez was hit by a pitch, moved to third on a single by Frabasile and scored on a single by Buchanan.
The scoring continued in the bottom of the fourth with an RBI single from Caleb Shore. In the fifth the Crusaders tacked on three more on an RBI single from Buchanan and a two-RBI double by Brion.
Belmont Abbey ended the scoring with single runs in the sixth and seventh. In the sixth, Sanchez doubled home Shore, who led off with a single. One ininng later, after Pfeiffer scored four times, Brion produced an RBI groundout that plated Josh Frazier, who led off with a double to make the score 15-8.
In the ninth, the first two Falcons were retired before Jesse Dunn kept the game alive with a single. He moved to second on a wild pitch. After a walk, Mike Green smoked a double down the leftfield line to score Dunn and Green. Lyon kept the rally going with a run-scoring single. After another single followed by a pitching change, Joey Kopp registered a strikeout to end the game.
The Abbey recorded 18 hits as Frabasile finished 4-6 with two RBI and three runs scored. Buchanan and Brion both registered three hits. Brion drove in five runs and Buchanan recorded three.
Pfeiffer logged 15 hits as Lyon and Dunn both totaled three. Jon Gray, Eric Shoemaker and Matt Wade all had two. Wade drove in three runs.
Patrick Rossi earned the win in relief of starter Taylor West. Rossi gave up seven runs on nine hits in four and two-thirds innings, fanning three. Pfeiffer starter Alex Embler took the loss. He gave up five runs on four hits in a third of an inning, walking one.


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Former Chief Justice Frank Iacobucci has released a review of documents, policies and procedures of the Toronto Police Service and its interactions with people in crisis, offering up 84 recommendations.
Heather Rivers, reporter with the Woodstock Sentinel Review has been named the recipient of the 2014 CMHA Ontario Media Award for excellence reporting on mental health and addictions issues at the local level.
CMHA Ontario has partnered with the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC), Health Nexus and CMHA Toronto to offer a training webinar about Using the Health Equity Impact Assessment (HEIA) Tool in Community Mental Health. The webinar, originally conducted on July 17, 2014, was recorded and can be viewed for free at any time by using the links below.
In her latest blog for Qualaxia, a national online network for mental health system stakeholders, CMHA Ontario policy analyst Sheela Subramanian explains how tackling a complex policy issue can be like building a puzzle – one where the first step is to actually find the pieces.
CMHA Ontario's Mood Walks program was featured on CBC radio this week as CMHA Elgin staff and program participants spoke to CBC Ontario Morning on the effectiveness of the program in their community. Participants in the program told CBC correspondent Kerry McKee that the nature walks coordinated by the program bring a sense of calm and focus to their day.
Gail Czukar has accepted the position of CEO for Addictions and Mental Health Ontario, an organization of community-governed, not-for-profit agencies that provide a full continuum of services and supports to help individuals in Ontario facing mental health and addiction issues.
The Ontario government has announced that it will undertake a collaborative approach to ensure that provincial hospitals have the capacity to support injured children, whether Palestinian or Israeli, who are victims of the current crisis in the Middle East.
A new initiative to increase access to mental health and addiction services for First Nations communities has resulted in increased dialogue between partners and the Minweyaanigoziwin Mapping Project, a new website that links Kenora-area First Nations residents with service providers.
Do you or someone you know use antipsychotic medication? If so, the Schizophrenia Society of Ontario (SSO) would like to hear from you!
Law enforcement agencies frequently receive and respond to calls about crises of emotionally disturbed persons in the community. However, police face an increasing number of difficulties in responding to crisis calls due to challenges such as a perceived lack of training and referral expertise. Toronto's Mobile Crisis Intervention Team Program was put in place to address some of these challenges.


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Racing has itself a Rock Star. He's California Chrome, who on Saturday started on the path of legends, winning the Santa Anita Derby in breathtaking fashion, overpowering seven rivals, including well-regarded stakes winners Hoppertunity and Candy Boy. He was all but eased up at the end of a mile and an eighth, floating home by 5 1/4 lengths under a nonchalant Victor Espinoza.
Call it Superman compared to Clark Kent.
Trainer Jimmy Jerkens was still basking this morning in the glow of Wicked Strong's emphatic victory over previously undefeated Samraat and Social Inclusion in Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial.
Samraat, who suffered his first career defeat when second by 3 1/2 lengths to Wicked Strong in Saturday's Grade 1 TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial, will breeze twice at Aqueduct before he departs for Louisville, Kentucky, to compete May 3 in the Kentucky Derby, trainer Rick Violette said Sunday morning.
Owner Ron Sanchez looked anything but dismayed that his beaten 8-5 favorite Social Inclusion didn't win the 90th running of the Grade 1 TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial on Saturday. On the contrary, he was delighted with his colt's third-place finish behind Wicked Strong and Samraat after clearing off by 1 1/2 lengths at the top of the stretch.
Ride On Curlin had his last major drill Sunday in preparation for his expected start in the Grade 1, $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1) this coming Saturday. The son of 2007 Arkansas Derby winner Curlin breezed seven furlongs in 1:26 4/5 over the fast track with exercise rider Brian Beccia on board.
At 9 a.m. (EDT) Sunday at Keeneland, Big Bazinga worked four furlongs in :47 3/5 over the Polytrack with Brian Hernandez Jr. aboard as he continues to prepare for Saturday's Grade 1, $750,000 Blue Grass.
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Rosalind and Room Service, who provided the first dead-heat in a Grade 1 race in Keeneland history on Saturday in the Ashland, emerged from the race in good order, according to trainers Ken McPeek and Wayne Catalano, respectively.
Steven Coburn and Perry Martin's homebred California Chrome clinched his status as the probable favorite for the Kentucky Derby with another dazzling display in Saturday's Grade 1, $1,000,750 Santa Anita Derby. Sent off as the 3-5 favorite in the wake of three straight romps, the Art Sherman trainee left his rivals toiling turning into the stretch and won in hand by 5 1/4 lengths.
On Cloud Nine LLC's Sugar Shock utilized her rail post to its full advantage, taking command of the Grade 3, $400,000 Fantasy at Oaklawn Park on Saturday and never looking back en route to a half-length victory.
Centennial Farms' Wicked Strong uncorked a terrific late kick in Saturday's $1 million TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial, blowing past favorites Social Inclusion and Samraat to win by a widening 3 1/2 lengths. He stamped his ticket for the Kentucky Derby, earning 100 points for his first stakes victory, and completed 1 1/8 miles in 1:49 1/5 on the fast Aqueduct track.
A thrilling stretch-long duel between Rosalind and Room Service resulted in the two game fillies hitting the wire together in Saturday's Grade 1, $500,000 Ashland at Keeneland.
Trainer Todd Pletcher's domination of East Coast preps for the Kentucky Oaks continued Saturday when My Miss Sophia led throughout in winning the Grade 2, $300,000 Gazelle at Aqueduct by an emphatic 7 1/4 lengths.
Arnold Zetcher LLC and Michael B. Tabor's Fashion Plate continued to make a name for herself on the West Coast, adding a front-running victory in Saturday's Grade 1, $400,500 Santa Anita Oaks to her resume with Hall of Fame jockey Gary Steven in the irons.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey's homebred Bobby's Kitten, the possible favorite for the Grade 1, $750,000 Blue Grass on April 12 at Keeneland, worked five furlongs in 1:00 1/5 over that venue's Polytrack Saturday morning with Marino Garcia aboard for trainer Chad Brown.
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens hopes to add to his record of nine Santa Anita Derby victories when he rides 9-5 morning-line second choice Candy Boy in Saturday's much-anticipated Grade 1, $1 million race that awards 100 Kentucky Derby qualifying points to the winner.
English-based Toast of New York, winner of last Saturday's Group 2 U.A.E. Derby, is becoming ever less likely to line up at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. Owner Michael Buckley told Racing UK Friday that it would be "unfair" to send the still-progressing colt off on further international travels to the Kentucky Derby.
With the two principal speed horses lined up on the far outside of the Aqueduct starting gate, trainer Richard Violette likes his draw for Saturday's $1 million Wood Memorial at Aqueduct.
Coastline put in his final major work for next Saturday's $750,000 Blue Grass by working five furlongs in company in 1:00 2/5 at Keeneland on Friday. With jockey Stewart Elliott aboard, the gray Speightstown colt posted fractions of :12 2/5, :23 4/5 and :35 1/5 while racing on even terms with Noble Bird, a three-year-old maiden.
On the strength of his outstanding breeze March 29, Conquest Stables' Conquest Titan remains on target for the Grade 1, $1 million Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn April 12. The colt is currently one of seven horses leaning toward the 1 1/8-mile race. The other likely starters are Tapiture, Strong Mandate, Ride On Curlin, Bayern, Commissioner and Danza.
It's the Golden State vs. the Bluegrass State Saturday.
California Chrome, bred in California, takes on seven rivals, all bred in Kentucky, in the Grade 1, $1 million Santa Anita Derby, the West's major steppingstone to the 140th Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs on May 3.
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MADISON, Wis. - Senior forward Curtis McKenzie scored late in the second period to break a 1-1 tie and the No. 8 Miami hockey team used strong defense the rest of the game to earn a 2-1 win over Wisconsin Saturday night at the Kohl Center. The victory gave the RedHawks (13-6-5) a weekend split with the Badgers (9-8-5) after UW topped the 'Hawks, 1-0, Friday.
Miami snapped a season-long four-game winless streak with the victory while also earning its first ever win over the Badgers in four tries in front of 12,037 spectators. The win halted Wisconsin's 11-game unbeaten streak and seven-game winning streak, as well, giving the WCHA foe its first loss since Nov. 24.
Freshman goaltender Ryan McKay was strong in net for the RedHawks, totaling 33 saves, including several clutch stops in the third period (14 in all) with Miami leading by one. The 'Hawks were outshot in the contest, 34-32, while UW netminder Joel Rumpel, who was also in net Friday, totaled 30 saves in the losing effort.
After being shut out Friday, Miami wasted little time getting on the board Saturday. The Badgers were called for too many men on the ice and the RedHawks took advantage with a power play goal off the stick of sophomore forward Austin Czarnik just 3:13 into the contest. Freshman defenseman Matthew Caito and freshman forward Riley Barber each picked up assists as both fired shots, creating traffic in front of the goal, allowing Czarnik to bury the rebound from close range. It was his ninth goal of the year, tying him for the team lead.
McKay then came up with two big saves on Miami's lone penalty kill of the first frame, as the RedHawks went into the first break up a goal despite UW outshooting Miami, 13-10, in the period.
The 'Hawks nearly doubled their lead early in the second period after freshman forward Alex Gacek and sophomore forward Jimmy Mullin each forced turnovers in the offensive zone but McKenzie's shot off a Gacek feed went wide and Rumpel denied Mullin. Minutes later the Badgers pulled even when Michael Mersch lifted the puck over McKay's blocker to tie the game at 1-1 8:35 into the second stanza. He received a pass from Derek Lee just outside the crease to set up the tally.
Miami responded with 3:53 remaining in the middle period when McKenzie buried a shot from just inside the left circle to put the RedHawks back on top, 2-1. Gacek chased the puck down in the zone and fought off a Badger to get the puck to McKenzie, who notched his seventh goal of the year after a slight toe-drag. Freshman forward Sean Kuraly earned the second helper while Gacek's assist was the first of his career.
Wisconsin nearly drew level again late in the second period on the power play but Mark Zengerle's wrister hit the crossbar and bounced out of play as the 'Hawks held their one-goal lead at the second intermission.
The Badgers had another chance to pull even in the closing minutes of the third period as Miami was whistled for a pair of penalties less than a minute apart. UW had been called for a penalty just seconds earlier giving Wisconsin both 4-on-3 and 5-on-4 power plays, but a gritty penalty kill and solid goaltending kept the puck out of the net.
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Amsterdam, 26 March 2007 - TomTom, the world's largest navigation solutions provider, today announces it will open a new office in Eindhoven (The Netherlands). The company is accelerating the build-up of its automotive expertise and research and development (R&D) capabilities.
The new office will allow for significant expansion of the existing TomTom R&D teams as TomTom plans to recruit 200 engineers. The focus will be on Java and C++ developers, as well as managers with experience in the automotive industry.
TomTom also intends to acquire a dedicated and experienced automotive team to service car manufacturers and OEMs. The Eindhoven centre will be an addition to TomTom's existing R&D teams.
"Technological innovation is at the core of everything TomTom does. As Eindhoven is the centre of one of Europe's largest pools of talent for engineers and software developers, opening an office in this area is a logical step for us," said Harry van de Kraats, Director Human Resources & Organisation at TomTom. "We look forward to offering bright individuals the chance to join the TomTom team and help us bring the industry's leading navigation products and services to consumers and car manufacturers worldwide."


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