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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:07 pm
Post subject: Annoying things in Webcomics
This was hinted at in an earlier strip, but I thought I'd bring it to the front page. What sorts of things in webcomics (or any comics) do you hate or find annoying? What will make you just stop and never read a comic again?
A few things came up for me:
The first few strips are about making a strip
The author feels the need to dissect every one of their strips in the comments below.
The strip is described as not being very good. I know you're hoping to lower expectations so people will be pleasantly surprised, but with so many comics to choose from, there's not really a point in trying to get people to read yours.
Stolen humor (I saw this a lot in my school's paper); jokes lifted from either Dave Chappelle or Mitch Hedberg. Credited or not, it's still lame.
Bad grammar.
Anyone else?
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:19 pm
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I agree with all of those, especially the 'awkward introduction' comic that breaks the 4th wall.
Feel free to disagree with everything I say. I'm generally wrong, but these things can turn me off a comic inside three strips.
"You'd have to be there." gags in comics that are pushing themselves to the general public.
"Random" Zombies. The world of webcomics has enough zombies. Making something a zombie doesn't automatically make it cool and worth including. Your character should be interesting due to it's own merits, if you have to "zombify" it to make it interesting, you have failed.
Zeke Syndrome: Talking animals, robots, lamps or things that shouldn't be talking in a normal setting.
If the point of the comic is that these things talk, or other people can't hear them talking, it can be pretty fun though.
Girl-breaks-stereotype characters. Hey guys, this is an [x] comic! Guess what, here's a girl who is outrageously good at [x]! Not only is she ridiculously well endowed and attracted to a male cast member, but she spends her time being an utter ass to anyone who dares question her liking of [x] because she is female.
Sprite comics.
Penguin spork random giggleshit. Spare us the embarrassment.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:32 pm
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I tend not to like the ones that are blatant ripoffs of already successful comics, but if the art and humor is good I will give it a chance.
one thing that
bugs me is when every character has the same exact smirky, one eyebrow raised, half smile expression on their face as if they are constantly amused with how cool and snarky they are.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:18 pm
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Comics about someone who doesn't have any ideas for comics - in fact, pretty much any references to the webcomic making process. It comes across as incredibly self-absorbed.
Any hiatus in the first two months - you really should have planned that far ahead.
Comics drawn in MS Paint. Just, ugh.
Comics about how stupid everyone else is. Whoever knew the artist was so vastly superior?
A subsection of the above - comics where a certain group (usually the tech-savvy) that the reader is likely part of is routinely shown to be far more intelligent than all the morons of the general public. A typical example is a "stupid enquiry at tech support" comic or "look how stupid internet explorer users are".
Comics where female characters are clearly just there to be oggled at. (
LICD anyone?
Comic Sans.
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Location: Canadia
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:18 pm
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Hey, here's the last (best?) thread we had on this:
Spike's list is worth reading. BTW, can a mod remove the broken porn links on the last page of that thread? That would be super.
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:18 pm
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1) Splash pages: it ain't 1996 anymore
2 ) Comics not on the homepage: you don't need to save that much bandwidth
3 ) Blogs that explain the comic: if I gotta consult Wikipedia, Urban Dictionary or Gooooogle, you're doing it wrong
4 ) Creator life stories about what you ate for dinner, how late you stayed up to get this thing done and what you're going to watch before going to bed
5 ) Excessive pop-culture ripping: write your own material
6 ) Flash interfaces: they take too long to load and nobody wants to keep downloading the latest player
7 ) Pretentious/clever/ironic interfaces and navigations: KEEP IT SIMPLE, STUPID
8 ) Fillers in the main archives: don't disrupt your main continuity
9 ) Black and white comics that advertise in colour: bait & switch
10 ) Comics that advertise with fewer than 10 strips: I won't bother to bookmark it and I'll prolly never come back
11 ) Zombies, monkeys, ninjas + pirates
12 ) Too much talking: economy of words is where it's at
13 ) Calendar archives: this tells me nothing about the content behind those links
14) SONIQUE, CHIMPOKOMON, GI JOE, HE-MAN, TRANZFORMERZ and STAR WARZ: holy fuck! Why are you a 40-year-old stunted man-child? Grow up, already!!!!!!!!
15 ) PUNS: that shit gets real old, real fast
16) Failed update schedules: ZOMG MY WEBCOMIQUE UPDATES 28 DAYS A WEEK to get mad traffic, then the dude goes AWOL for 3 weeks cuz his tummy got a bug from some bad Chinese. You better make up for those missed updates or change your update schedule to: "ONCE A MONTH IF MY MOMZ DOESN'T MAKE ME CLEAN MY ROOM"
17 ) One-trick pony: bring something new to the table. If I figure out your "schtick", "angle" or "formula", I lose interest and I'm GHOST like Patrick Swayze (this means I leave your site, permanently).
18 ) TEH SADNESS: see below
19 ) Self-deprecating author inserts for webcomics that get 300,000 uniques a day where the author earns a living from their work. BOO HOO MY LIFE IS SO HARD NOBODY LIKES ME! Cry me a river, you fucking spineless jellyfish!
I could go on, but you cats get the point.
Many of my fave webcomics break these rules, and Sarah Zero breaks ALL OF THEM! So please, I don't mean to offend anyone. These are just some things that make me roll my eyes.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:45 pm
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Bad site naviation:
1. Have an archive
2. Every comic needs a first/previous/next/latest button. I hate having to click back to the archive for every page.
4. Link to an html page, not just to an image. It's very obnoxious to have a comic image floating there in the white void of the browser. Usually, the comic isn't scaled which results in the conflict of being able to read the comic versus not having to scroll all over the place.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:19 pm
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munkymu wrote:
Hey, here's the last (best?) thread we had on this:
Spike's list is worth reading. BTW, can a mod remove the broken porn links on the last page of that thread? That would be super.
Done. If you know of any more send me a PM and I'll get rid of them.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:22 pm
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plughead wrote:
5 ) Excessive pop-culture ripping: write your own material
oh yeah, I second that. Plus it gets dated quick.
plughead wrote:
11 ) Zombies,
, ninjas + pirates
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:26 pm
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Many of my main gripes have already been mentioned. But here's a few that fill me to the brim with the bitter Sanka of Hatred:
Penny Arcage ripoffs. Extra HATE points when said comic has clones of Gabe & Tycho thinly disguised with different colored hair/shirts or slightly different shaped heads.
Extra-wide comics that force you to scroll horizontally.
Ads everywhere on the page, so much so you can't even tell what/where the friggin' comic is! Rocket Llama, this means YOU!
Reversing the polarity of the neutron flow since 1976!
The comic strip that never was.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:33 pm
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vulpeslibertas wrote:
Bad site naviation:
1. Have an archive
2. Every comic needs a first/previous/next/latest button. I hate having to click back to the archive for every page.
4. Link to an html page, not just to an image. It's very obnoxious to have a comic image floating there in the white void of the browser. Usually, the comic isn't scaled which results in the conflict of being able to read the comic versus not having to scroll all over the place.
Care to try counting that again, Vulpes?
Anyway, yeah, mostly my pet peeves have been mentioned already, but I want to reiterate grammar and add spelling. Surely, if you're putting your work on display to the internet-using public, you want it to be as good as it can be, right? After all, you'll get more readers and thus higher revenue from advertising on your site, if it's higher quality. This is common sense. So why do even really well-drawn comics with good plots or great humour, etc, still have spelling and grammar problems? Admittedly, most who have grammar and spelling problems are the shitty little ones no-one comes back to anyway, one ones drawn in pencil on lined paper and start with the main character introducing himself to the reader and telling us he's going to start a webcomic. But still. Bad spelling and grammar is annoying, and only excusable if either a) the creator's first language isn't English or b) it's only very rare - ie, less than one error in ten pages - and the rest of the comic is top notch.
Ooh, ranty.
Oh, and I get a touch annoyed by donation drives where the creator just says something like "I'm really poor right now please give me moneys," without giving anything in return, like donation-reward wallpapers, or promises of additional pages if the donations reach a certain amount, or sketches for those who donate more than a certain amount. Goblins does it very well, with the "Tempts Fate" storylines, since the story is directly impacted by donations - ie, the character Tempts Fate survives if the donations hit a certain point and he doesn't it they don't, so there's quite a temptation to donate, not for the sake of the creator, but to make sure Tempts Fate stays alive. It's bizarre, but it works beautifully.
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:35 pm
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mooncity wrote:
...clones of Gabe & Tycho, B^Uckley & KC Green thinly disguised...
jpcline wrote:
Sorry, yo
Take care
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anezka wrote:
I want to reiterate grammar and add spelling.
LOL irony
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:01 pm
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Comics about someone who doesn't have any ideas for comics
Seriously, if you have no ideas what you're going to do with your first comic, then why the fuck are you writing a comic at all? Do you think that the admission that you're completely uncreative will cause the muses to have pity on you and shower you with comedy gold?
Casual Notice--commentary, comics and an appreciation for snappy hats.
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Location: Virginia
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:08 pm
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Ooh, these threads always make me self-conscious! Granted, good execution can erase most transgressions - and there's always inevitable overlap/fallbacks in genres. The problem is when these things appear because of laziness or lack of creativity. Only blind genre fans can like those strips with nothing but derivative, cliched humor.
For me, I dislike excessive fanservice. The goal of cartooning is storytelling or humor, not to sell pin-up calendars. I'm all for cute chicks, but any time it's clear more time was spent drawing a woman's chest than on her face, I know I'm not going to find *intellectual* stimulation.
The glut of po-mo stick figure comics does wear on me as well. Just because they're "easy" to do, doesn't mean they're easy to do WELL.
1: look at the pretty sun
2: if i look at the sun my eyes will burn
1: this sun is made of cardboard
Hi-larious? This stuff also applies to clip-art, sprite and photo comics, which often reduces art to blatant copy/paste. It's rare that I find one with writing good enough to carry it.
I'll also echo annoyance with copy/pasting of hand-drawn art. It's *really* obvious then - even if you change the mouth shapes around in Photoshop/Illustrator.
Of course, posting in this thread opens me up for Glass House Syndrome. My strip is somewhat of a reply to the overly loquacious children of the comics pages, so I dance around those genre pitfalls. Heck, I called it "Precocious" because comic kids who speak like that *should* have been discovered and put in gifted schools! Let's hang a lampshade on it already and get on with our lives!
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Lt. Mike Murphy of the Newton, Mass., fire department, on Monday carries a U.S.flag down Boylston Street after observing a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology student Hajar Boughoula of Bizerte, Tunisia, writes a message with chalk near a makeshift memorial for fallen MIT police officer Sean Collier on the school's campus in Cambridge on Monday.
In unsealed court filings that shed new light on what investigators think happened before, during and after the lethal explosions on April 15, prosecutors charged Tsarnaev with one count of using and conspiring to use a WMD resulting in death. The 19-year-old ethnic Chechen, a naturalized U.S. citizen, also was charged with one count of malicious destruction of property by means of an explosive device resulting in death.
If convicted on either federal charge, Tsarnaev faces the death penalty or life in prison. He also faces the possibility of state criminal charges, as well, in connection with the bombings, which killed three people and wounded more than 200. Massachusetts has no death penalty.
In a ceremony Monday, the FBI turned Boylston Street -- which had been considered a crime scene -- back to the city. The flag that flew over the finish line during the race was presented to Mayor Thomas M. Menino.
The street won't be open to the public until buildings along it have been inspected for structural damage, city officials said.
The charges against Tsarnaev, filed under seal Sunday, were presented to him Monday in his room at Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, where he has been listed in serious condition since his capture Friday. FBI officials said Monday that Tsarnaev was wounded in the head, neck, leg and hand after two shootouts with law enforcement officers.
"The government will always seek to elicit all the actionable intelligence and information we can from terrorist suspects taken into our custody," said Carmen Ortiz, U.S. attorney for the District of Massachusetts.
At the same time, rejecting calls made by congressional Republicans, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the administration would not designate Tsarnaev as an enemy combatant. The designation would have permitted additional interrogation of Tsarnaev, but Carney said it was unnecessary.
"It is important to remember that since 9/11 we have used the federal court system to convict and incarcerate hundreds of terrorists," Carney said.
The charges were unsealed in federal court in Boston shortly before the usually bustling city calmed for a moment of silence at 2:50 p.m., the approximate time of the first bomb explosion a week earlier. Church bells tolled across the city and state.
Standing on the steps of the Capitol, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick bowed his head and said after the moment of silence: "God bless the people of Massachusetts. Boston Strong."
Also, hundreds of family and friends packed a church in Medford for the funeral of bombing victim Krystle Campbell, 29.
A memorial service was held Monday night at Boston University for 23-year-old Lu Lingzi, a graduate student from China.
Fifty-one victims remained hospitalized Monday, three of them in critical condition.
In a glimmer of good news, all of the more than 180 injured people who made it to a hospital alive now seem likely to survive.
"All I feel is joy," said Dr. George Velmahos, chief of trauma surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, referring to his hospital's 31 blast patients. "Whoever came in alive, stayed alive."
Two prosecutors from the Massachusetts district's Anti-Terrorism and National Security Unit, William Weinreb and Aloke Chakravarty, will lead the case for the Justice Department.
Tsarnaev will be represented by the federal public defender's office in Boston.
Tsarnaev's brother and suspected co-conspirator, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, died early Friday after a gun battle with police.
The two men had carjacked a Mercedes SUV around midnight Thursday, according to an affidavit filed Monday by FBI Special Agent Daniel R. Genck.
According to Genck's affidavit, a man was sitting in his car in Cambridge late Thursday when one of the Tsarnaev brothers approached and tapped on the passenger's side window.
"When the victim rolled down the window, the man reached in, opened the door and entered the victim's vehicle," Genck recounted. "The man pointed a firearm at the victim and stated, 'Did you hear about the Boston explosion?' and 'I did that.' The man removed the magazine from his gun and showed the victim it had a bullet in it, and then reinserted the magazine. The man then stated, 'I am serious.'"
According to the affidavit, the carjacker then forced the victim to drive to another location, where they picked up a second man, who put something in the trunk of the car. The victim further said the two men spoke to each other in a foreign language. The car's owner said he was able to eventually escape after stops at an ATM ,a gas station and convenience store.
Video reviewed by investigators appeared to show the Tsarnaev brothers carrying large knapsacks as they walked along Boylston Street about 11 minutes before the first explosion. Further video and still photographs reportedly show one of the brothers slipping off his knapsack in front of the Forum restaurant and walking away. About 30 seconds before the first explosion, Genck recounted, video shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appearing to talk into his cellphone.
"A few seconds after he finishes the call, the large crowd of people around him can be seen reacting to the first explosion," Genck recounted, while Tsarnaev "virtually alone among the individuals in front of the restaurant appears calm."
The video then shows Tsarnaev leaving his knapsack on the ground and walking away, Genck said.
Ten seconds later, the second bomb exploded.
This report contains material from The Associated Press
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Hiding Behind Bob Ward at LSE
Bob has just written me to explain that no faculty member of the Institute is available on the day that we proposed. I responded to Bob with 9 other possible days that I would be available for which to hold a public event -- dates that fall both before and after the Cancun meeting. Ten minutes later, Bob replied that none of these dates will apparently work either.
Here is my view -- If the Grantham Institute insists on having Bob Ward going around in blogs and in the media seeking to criticize my work -- as he did on the disaster issue and has done so more recently -- then they have an obligation to come out from behind him to actually engage in intellectual debate. The alternative would be to inform Mr. Ward that they do not wish to back up his various attacks.
I understand that people are busy. So I have offered up two weeks worth of dates for the Grantham folks to find a single faculty member to defend Ward's frequent attacks on their behalf. Apparently they can not or will not put someone up. (And it does indeed have to be a faculty member. I have debated Mr. Ward before and, not surprisingly, he was unprepared to actually debate. So I won't repeat that experience again.)
Since the Grantham Institute folks have been given the opportunity to debate issues openly and in public, I will be very surprised to see Bob Ward rejoining his attacks on me in blogs and in the media. That would be pretty uncool. The offer of a public exchange, which I am sure would be of wide interest, will remain open to those hiding behind Mr. Ward.
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They're impressively busy there. I counted about 100 researchers and faculty associated with Grantham. 10 days times 100 people make 1,000 (one thousand) missed opportunities to debate Roger.ReplyDelete
In retrospect "which day *can* you make it?" would have been a better gambit.ReplyDelete
But who could predict it was staffed solely by invertebrates?
RPjr, have you debated Morano yet?ReplyDelete
RPjr, have you debated Morano yet?ReplyDelete
There's an old saying that goes "there's no point in having a dog and barking yourself". A dog is completely shameless.ReplyDelete
I'm not really into insulting people, but I have to say my impression is that Bob Ward is "pretty uncool" already. ;-)ReplyDelete
Here's my suggestion, get Richard Tol to don a Ward mask and be your debate opponent. Probably a worthy discussion with someone that know's the arguments from the other side. Put it on the web.ReplyDelete
Roger, you might enjoy the latest cartoon by Josh. It's titled "The Pielke Effect".ReplyDelete
Climate science is reduced to a poor reinterpretation of Sir Robin:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4SJ0xR2_bQReplyDelete
No wonder the AGW promoters have to rely on squelching debate and discussion. If they actually had to debate, they know what would happen, I think.
Dear Roger,ReplyDelete
I am so sorry that my colleagues could not find the time to help with your promotional book tour. Happily, as you know, your co-author on the Hartwell Paper, Professor Prins, has already booked a lecture theatre on the LSE campus so that you can sell copies of your book. And I am sure that you will sell plenty of copies at your debate with Benny Peiser of the Global Warming Policy Foundation. I just hope it receives more interest than the traffic on this blog might suggest!
As you know, the dates you offered coincide with the first week of the UN climate change conference in Mexico. I understand that you have nothing to contribute to the conference, but the same cannot be said for my colleagues.
But I am sure that there will be plenty of opportunity to debate the content of your book in the new year.
Roger, have you tried writing to Mr. Grantham himself? I bet he stands scrupulously back from the running of the Institutes, quite rightly, but he seems to be a grown-up.ReplyDelete
Dear Mr. Ward,ReplyDelete
Pure pap.
It could have been a great response, but instead you come through as too clever by half. Usually that is seen as the clever one actually being something of a coward. In your case that is exactly what comes through.
Enjoy your ride while it lasts. Sopping up a billionaire's excess funds is, I am sure a more dignified way to sell yourself out. I bet you found it beats fighting over space at a street corner.
FOFAS, yes, the smart sarcasm does not read well in this blog. (But then who am I to talk, I keep drawing Bob as an alien or a mouse! Apologies, Bob)ReplyDelete
Bob did 'debate' Roger earlier in the year at the Royal Institution - not much of a debate as the participants could only agree with Roger.
I suspect Bob does not want to repeat the experience.
The climate change conference in Mexico? Is that still going ahead? With so little on the agenda there should be plenty of time to sip Margeritas and sit in the sun. Why not organise a debate with Dr Pielke by phone? Hell, you could broadcast it in the main hall and give the delegates something to do.ReplyDelete
Roger, you may be interested in my experience with Mr Ward, first documented in The Australian newspaper http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/climate/old-thinking-deters-crucial-carbon-debate/story-e6frg6xf-1225939072067 with a lengthy addendum at http://www.ambitgambit.com/2010/10/19/why-you-should-be-careful-dealing-with-bob-ward-director-of-communications-for-the-grantham-institute/.ReplyDelete
I didn't realise that he had a reputation as an international attack dog on global warming.


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There appears to be a few efforts to get Scala to work with Maven, so I thought it would be useful to collect all the ideas here and see what code is currently available. Once that is done I would be happy to review any of the plugins and maybe we can collect them into one project, give everyone access who participated and make one decent toolchain for Scala.
If folks put their names here and where there implementations are I'll review the code and make some suggestions for improvements and what might be merged. Probably wouldn't be too hard to make something decent quickly.
In listing the separate projects below can you put each under a major heading. I'd like to see how many different projects that distinct sets of people are working on i.e. are we looking 2, 5, or 7 different projects going on simultaneously. I don't want to miss anything when I start looking at all the code.
The issues I want to look at solving are:
- Combine the best parts of all the different Scala bits for Maven and help fix anything in Plexus or Maven itself that might be blocking good integration.
- A standard Scala packaging that will correspond to an optimized Scala lifecycle in Maven. This should allow a very terse definition of Scala project
- An optimized execution of the scala lifecycle in m2eclipse
Issues Seen by the Community
- Scala currently does not support backwards binary compatibility across release numbers. This has led to some issues with scala libraries either requiring users to always stay "current" or put tools on top of maven to release multiple "versions" each of which is compatible with a single Scala version. Currently the approach is to include the Scala version first in the project's version, e.g. "2.7.3-1.0-SNAPSHOT" would mean your lirbary is at version 1.0-SNAPSHOT using scala 2.7.3. It would be ideal if either scala become more backwards compatible or there were some way to manage this sanely inside maven.
- The maven-eclipse-plugin is unaware of either the pom configuration (source directories mostly) from the maven-scala-plugin, nor the eclipse metadata needed for the Scala Development Tools. It would be ideal if there was some integration point we could work towards to ensure compliance and reduce surprise for users.
Maven And Scala Community
- The Google Group
- The Current Goal/Task List
- Repository : scala-tools.org
Maven And Scala Community Related Projects
- Status - production
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- Integrate the Scala compiler into the maven lifecycle
- Integrate the Scala console with maven's dependency resolution
- Integrate Scala documentation generation with the doxia
- scm: git://github.com/davidB/maven-scala-plugin.git (browse http://github.com/davidB/maven-scala-plugin/tree/master)
- contributors:
- David Bernard
- David Pollak
- Jesse Eichar
- Arnaud Bailly
- Josh Suereth
- Status - alpha
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- Enable scala-defined Mojos to execute within a maven lifecycle
- scm: git://github.com/jsuereth/scala-mojo-support.git
- contributors:
- Josh Suereth
Eclipse Maven Scala Integration (ESMi)
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- Integration with M2E and SDT
- Project Page: http://code.google.com/p/esmi/
- Note: Currently Inactive. All active efforts are being directed at SDT patches and maven-scala-plugin patches
- Status - production
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- Project Page: http://code.google.com/p/lafros-maven-proguard-plugin/
- Contributors:
- Rob Dickens
- Status - outdated
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The Pasadena Playhouse is making a to-do over the first day of sales for "Stormy Weather," the musical Lena Horne biography featuring Leslie Uggams.
On Nov. 1, the day tix go on sale for the engagement (which opens Jan. 30), they'll have jazz in the PP courtyard, food and goodie bags for the first 75 people. Uggams, director Michael Cohen, writer Sharleen Cooper Cohen and Artistic Director Sheldon Epps will all take part in the presentation, which begins at 1 p.m.
It makes a certain amount of sense to tease your upcoming big show, although the "Stormy Weather" troops will be hard pressed to duplicate the dog and pony show Disney Theatricals rolled out this week in anticipation of the musical "Mary Poppins"… which opens a YEAR from now.
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The BUAV has welcomed today's reports that India is to become the first country in Asia to ban animal testing for cosmetics and ingredients. The move follows the European Union ban on the sale of animal tested cosmetics in March this year following a 20-year campaign led by the BUAV. The global campaign to end animal tests for cosmetics is now led by Cruelty Free International, founded by the BUAV to end cosmetics tests on animals throughout the world.
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In January this year Cruelty Free International welcomed the news that the Bureau of Indian Standards (BSI) was revising standard IS 4011, which sets out India's requirements for testing the safety of cosmetics, and included cruel and outdated tests on rabbits, guinea pigs and rats.
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my pick is never gonna come
This is awesome. Wish I'd checked the site more this week. If anyone drops out, I'm in!
You don't follow my Twitter, I lead yours.
Is anyone interested in trading for the #4 pick? I don't really want to build around a PG. Wanted Durant badly. Want to trade down to anywhere around 10-20, and switch 2nd rounders.
I'd give you #8 and swap 2nds
I agree getting Durant 2nd wasn't the best choice. Westbrook takes away from what his stats could be. Not saying he isn't a fantastic player, but I wouldn't have gone with him there.
Bojangles, if I was 12 and didn't know about basketball too I would have no doubt taken durant second too
Had a change of heart, sold myself on this pick.
With the 4th pick in the draft, the Boston Celtics select the 26 year old point guard, Chris Paul. Paul is the best game manager in the world, a fierce competitor, and can fit into any system. He truly understands the meaning of playing as a team and makes everyone around him better. Paul will serve as the Celtics' main leader and catalyst.
[QUOTE=bojangles837;909498]That's my friend messing with me
We don't need to know about that you can keep that for yourself, gross person
That's unnecessary I'm done with a childish person like you
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It's ironic because he was drafted 5th
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Looking to trade down a few spots. pm me if interested.
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With the sixth pick, I'm getting a great overall player. Not the most sexy pick, but a player with amazing consistency and young. The best rebounder in the game (in my opinion), a great 3 point shooter for his size, and player who could compete for MVP if his team had more valuable assets. Last but not least, a higher PER than Kobe, Rose, or Westbrook.
26 ppg / 13.3 rpg/ .448 FG% / .372% 3s / .824 FT%
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Cool idea, guys. If anyone drops out, I'd be ready to take that person's place.
I think the pick here has to be Deron Williams. Probably the best young player left at this point, considering Rose drops a bit with his recent ACL injury.
Andrew Bynum, Lamarcus Aldridge, Chris Bosh or Russell Westbrook are also possibilities here.
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The Sharks have signed hooker Pieter Dixon for the rest of the Currie Cup.
With Bismarck du Plessis injured while on Springbok duty and Craig Burden called up to the Test squad, the Sharks are struggling in their hooker department. Former Bath, Stormers and WP hooker Dixon will now help ease their crisis as he'll provide back-up for third-choice Monde Hadebe.
Dixon, who is now 34 years old, spent seven years at English club Bath before returning to his home province KZN, where he got married last June. Before his stint in Europe, he featured for the Stormers in the Super 12 and WP in the Currie Cup from 2001-2005.
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What happens when the band you were in…disbands? If you're Portland, Oregon's Ruban Nielson, you plan to quit music except as a hobby. Until it becomes something more.
The something more we're referring to is an outfit that calls itself Unknown Mortal Orchestra. It started out as Nielson making psychedelic demos in his basement and branched into a brand of experimental pop that made its way to the ears of some important people at Fat Possum Records. Cue the record deal, and the subsequent release of the group's self-titled debut in the early summer of 2011.
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In more than 30 articles on diving medicine, Dr. Strauss has formulated an explanation for pain-only bends, delineated the outcomes of decompression, and detailed the causes of blackout (no-panic syndromes).
Dr. Strauss is a member of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society and is a tertiary provider for referrals of medical problems of diving for the Divers Alert Network. He is a qualified U.S. undersea medical officer and was a U.S. Navy SEAL team medical officer. He is board certified in undersea and hyperbaric medicine.
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Dr. Aksenov worked as associate dean, professor, and director of the hyberbaric medicine program at Saba University School of Medicine in Saba, Netherlands Antilles (Dutch Caribbean). He was also the medical director of the Saba Marine Park. While in these positions, Dr. Aksenov dealt with various diving accidents and conducted research on decompression sickness in recreational divers. He was trained as a Navy physician at the Military Medical Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia, and worked as head physician of the intensive care unit and director of the hyperbaric medicine unit at one of the Military Medical Academy Clinics.
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A variety of training options are available to help you learn everyday tasks in Google Calendar and Gmail. Staff Education and Development (SED) is focusing on shorter, overview sessions now. Look for longer, 2.5 hour workshops, to be made available beginning in late August.
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- Tuesday, August 3, 2010, 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm, room 81, Magrath Library
- Wednesday, August 4, 2010, 10:00 am to 11:00 am, room 310, Walter Library
- Wednesday, August 4, 2010, 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm, The Pit, Diehl Hall
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- Communicating via Gmail and Chat: Seminar recording includes information on basic tasks, such as composing and formatting a message, adding attachments, how to save time using filters, labels and starring, and how to find an email you are looking for. Go to: https://sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/glearning/description/lesson-2
- Using Contacts and Groups: Recorded seminar that shows how to create and manage groups in Gmail, and demonstration of how to send an email to a group. Go to: https://sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/glearning/description/lesson-4
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(NewsUSA) - In today's economic climate, Americans are trying to stretch their pennies by making their homes more energy-efficient. Green homes save money and help the environment, but if you have already invested in energy-efficient appliances, what else can be done?
Many homeowners don't realize that their flooring choice can be a contributor to a home's energy-efficiency. Unlike other forms of flooring, carpet provides insulation. Installing wall-to-wall carpet keeps your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, while also lowering your energy costs.
Recently, tests carried out at the Johns Manville Technical Center Thermal Labs confirmed that carpet and pad increase R-value, or the measure of thermal resistance, compared to other flooring materials. The higher the R-value, the better a material resists heat transfer. Carpets, with their higher R-value, are better able to keep heat within the home.
Researchers tested the carpets, both with and without cushions, against three common types of flooring -- laminate, ceramic tile and engineered hardwood. The result? Carpets insulate up to 17 times better than hard surface products.
Homeowners can make their homes even more efficient by following these simple, yet highly effective, steps from the California Energy Commission:
* Adjust the temperature accordingly. For every degree you lower your heat in the 60-degree to 70-degree range, you'll save up to 5 percent on heating costs.
* Reduce hot water temperature. Set your water heater to the "normal" setting or 120 degrees F, unless the owner's manual for your dishwasher requires a higher setting.
* Get with the program. Installing a programmable thermostat can save up to 15 percent on energy costs.
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BEST: Jennifer Hudson showed off her covetable curves in a sexy salmon colored Victoria Beckham dress from the Spring 2011 collection at the Mary J. Blige Honors Concert in NYC. She paired the sleeveless stunner with black ankle boots.
BEST: Mila Kunis looked super sexy in Versace at the White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington, DC, pairing her slitty strapless gown with Casadei peep-toes and Cartier bling.
BEST: Kate Hudson clearly stole the red carpet show at the Los Angeles premiere of Something Borrowed, flaunting her ginormous baby bump in a yellow Stella McCartney halter dress, which she paired with bling from her new CH + KH collab collection with Chrome Hearts and a Ferragamo clutch.
BEST: Reese Witherspoon looked royally sexy at the London premiere of Water for Elephants, wearing an electric blue Stella McCartney bustier dress with Christian Louboutin nude heels and Lorraine Schwartz jewels.
BEST: Liv Tyler rocked a fab Stella McCartney polka dot frock to her designer pal's event at Saks Fifth Avenue in NYC.
BEST: Ashley Greene brought out the bombshell to The Met Gala, looking glammer than ever in a Donna Karan custom gown.
BEST: Diane Kruger looked breathtaking at The Met Gala in Jason Wu, wearing a slitty number, which featured a sheer and elaborately embellished top. Talk about Old Hollywood glamour!
BEST: Kristen Stewart was a Twilight right at The Met Gala, rocking a powerful red and black Proenza Schouler gown.
BEST: Sarah Jessica Parker looked Sexy in the City at The Met Gala, dazzling in an Alexander McQueen sleeved and high-necked gown.
BEST: Bradley who? Renee Zelleweger looked sexier than ever at The Met Gala in a nude backless Carolina Herrera stunner, which showed off her fab figure to the max.
WORST: Katherine Heigl is going wear her leopard print purse and Ralph Lauren belt to the point of exhaustion. Enough already!
WORST: Kat Graham attended the Los Angeles premiere of Something Borrowed (a wedding movie) dressed like she was headed to an S&M club. Talk about a haute mess!
WORST: Ashley Olsen got drenched in unflattering fashion, braving a rainy day in NYC by wearing layer after awkward layer.
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WORST: Oh no! Iman thought she was headed to a Studio 54 reunion instead of The Met Gala! The supermodel experienced the ultimate fashion flop, wearing a bronze Stella McCartney jumpsuit, which blended into her skintone.
WACKY: Clearly inspired by the royal wedding, Serena Williams not only wore a fascinator to The Met Gala, but a wedding gown as well.
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By Jessica, Pure Matters
What do Woody Harrelson, Demi Moore, and Jason Mraz have in common? They're all devotees of the raw, or "living" food diet. I first became interested in the raw food movement during culinary school, when a classmate suggested we visit a nearby raw spot for lunch. I ordered a vegan sushi roll with a side of Asian slaw, and to be honest, it tasted kind of bland. But when we returned to the classroom, I was bursting with energy. It was like a buzz of electricity was coursing through my body. I was 100 percent focused for the rest of the afternoon.
No matter how great I felt that day, I could never be a full-time raw foodist. One, I don't have a personal chef like the celebrities listed above likely do. And two, I love bacon. A lot. But I do make an effort to incorporate raw foods into my diet on a daily basis, and even more so in the summertime, when it's too hot to turn on the oven and fresh produce is plentiful. Read on to get the skinny on going raw, along with some easy tips and one of my favorite summer lunch recipes.
The Diet
The raw foods diet has four main components: fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds, and unprocessed products made from them, like cold-pressed avocado, coconut, olive, hemp and flaxseed oils; nut butters and milks; and some soaked and/or sprouted whole grains like buckwheat and oats. Nuts and seeds are often soaked before consuming to make them easier to digest. You may be wondering where the protein comes from in a diet free of beans or animal products, but you'd be surprised. Nuts, seeds and grains can contain up to 15 grams per serving, and many vegetables are high in protein, like spinach, asparagus and broccoli. The most important thing about the raw diet, though, is that nothing is heated to a higher temperature than 104 degrees. Above that temperature, raw foodists believe that foods cease to be "living" and lose their nutrients. While most raw foodists are vegan, some do consume raw animal products as well.
The Equipment
There's a lot of fancy equipment out there for devoted raw foodists, but if you're just starting out, you can get by with a cutting board, good knife, food processor and blender. Some other fun tools to have include a spiralizer, which can turn vegetables like zucchini into "spaghetti" for "pasta" dishes; a dehydrator for making breads, crackers and burgers; and a mandoline for thinly slicing vegetables for "lasagna," or for julienning fruits and vegetables for salads.
Who Should Avoid This Diet
The raw food diet isn't for everybody. Many people with compromised immune system due to illness, chemotherapy, etc. are told to avoid raw foods. If you're in good health, incorporating raw foods into your diet shouldn't be a problem, but if you're ill, it's a good idea to check with your doctor before radically altering your diet.
How to Get Started
The best place to start your raw food journey? Your local farmers' market. Stock up on fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables there, and then supplement with raw nuts, seeds, whole grains and cold-pressed oils.
Salads: Salads are the easiest ways to incorporate all of the elements of a raw food diet without turning your kitchen upside down. Some hearty greens, vegetables, nuts, seeds and a homemade vinaigrette made with healthy oils and apple cider vinegar, lemon or lime juice can be a healthy, satisfying meal in itself. The classic vinaigrette ratio is 3 parts oil to 1 part acid (vinegar, lemon juice, etc.). Add tahini, miso or nut milk to make a creamy dressing, or blend in fresh herbs and spices for more flavor. Experiment!
Smoothies: Blend up a fruit or vegetable (or both!) smoothie for an energy-boosting snack, or blend with nuts and/or seeds for an easy, filling breakfast.
Soups: Gazpacho is great, but there's so much more you can do with raw soups. Blend fresh vegetables with water to make a "stock," and then add chopped vegetables. You can serve your raw soups chilled, at room temperature, or slightly warmed. Adding unsweetened nut milks will give you a creamy consistency. And season! Fresh herbs, spices and sea salt will give your soups vibrancy and flavor. Here's my favorite:
Spicy Spinach and Avocado Soup
Serves 2
2 cups fresh spinach leaves, washed
1 avocado, pitted and skinned
1 large clove garlic, peeled
2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2-1 cup water
1 medium cucumber, peeled and diced
1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
In a blender, mix together spinach, avocado, garlic, lime juice and cayenne pepper and blend until smooth. Add 1/2 cup water and blend to a cream-like consistency, adding more water as needed up to 1 cup. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Divide diced cucumber between two bowls, and pour 1/2 of soup mixture over each. Stir in cilantro, and serve immediately.
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World Trade Center touts planned observation deck
It won't open until 2015, but One World Trade Center's 102nd-floor deck promises unmatched vistas.
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Members of the media tour the unfinished observation deck on the 100th floor of the One World Trade Center building, under construction in New York on Tuesday. The observation deck will occupy the tower's 100th through 102nd floors.
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David Checketts, Legends chairman and CEO (center) of the company that will run the observation deck on the 100th floor of the One World Trade Center building, address a news conference in the venue, in New York on Tuesday.
Packaged like a theme-park ride, the tour will showcase One World Trade as "the most significant destination in the world," said David Checketts, chairman and CEO of Legends Hospitality LLC, which has signed a 15-year lease to operate the observation deck.
Legends -- a partnership of the Checketts Partners Investment Fund, the New York Yankees and the Dallas Cowboys -- operates concessions at sports stadiums and other venues around the country. Team officials including Hal Steinbrenner, managing general partner of the Yankees, and Jerry Jones Jr., executive vice president of the Cowboys, attended a news conference on the unfinished building's 100th floor announcing the company's $875 million lease agreement.
"We expect this to be the Yankee Stadium of observation decks," said Scott Rechler, vice chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the building.
The eagle's-nest view through the tower's sloping windows encompasses all of Manhattan and its surrounding waters plus Brooklyn and New Jersey beyond. It is so expansive that Rechler joked that Jones was trying to find Cowboys Stadium.
"Look west," he advised.
One World Trade Center, formerly called the Freedom Tower, is scheduled to be completed in early 2014, with the observation deck opening in 2015.
The 104-story skyscraper at the northwest corner of the World Trade Center site will be the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere when it is completed and has been the tallest in New York for a year. Its highest-profile tenant will be magazine publisher Conde Nast.
The tower overlooks the World Trade Center memorial, where twin reflecting pools evoke the towers lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
The observation deck tour will tell a more upbeat story.
Visitors will buy their tickets in the building's lobby, then take an escalator to the basement to hear a presentation on the construction of the building, featuring voices of some of the workers, as they wait in line for the elevators. The Port Authority said the "pre-show" would provide "an immersive background on the creation of the building."
The elevators to the observation deck will travel more than 1,250 feet in about a minute, officials said. Once on the 102nd floor, visitors will watch a video about New York called "See Forever" before a curtain or scrim is raised, revealing the actual panoramic view. "Tour ambassadors" will be available to answer questions about the skyline, the Port Authority said.
There will be restaurants and snack bars on the 101st floor, a gift shop on the 100th floor and more videos on the elevator ride down.
The cost to take the hour-plus tour has not been determined but officials said it would be comparable to similar attractions, with group discounts available. The 86th-floor observation deck at the Empire State Building costs $25.
The north tower of the original World Trade Center featured a well-regarded restaurant called Windows on the World. The restaurant's staff and breakfast guests were among those killed when terrorists destroyed the building.
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The Hall of Fame announcement came and went on Wednesday with plenty of controversy.
The Baseball Writers Association of America elected no one to Cooperstown for the first time since 1996 and only the eighth time dating back to 1936.
Despite mega-superstar careers, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and Mike Piazza were all denied entrance into the hallowed Hall. When they were playing, fans would have figured most of those guys to have been a shoe-in for first-ballot selection. Instead, the suspicion – and in McGwire's case the admission – of performance enhancing drug use gave many voters a reason to evoke the "character clause" in their decisions.
The bottom line: A lot of players from the Steroid Era are going to have a hard time getting the necessary 75 percent of votes in coming years, unless voter's attitudes change. There will be exceptions, Greg Maddux next year for example, but those will be few and far between. Ace pitcher Curt Schilling said it best in his quote to the Boston Globe.
"Unfortunately I fall into the category of one of the players that didn't do anything to stop it, said Schilling, who received 38.8 percent of votes. "As a player rep and a member of the association, we had the ability to do it and we looked the other way, just like the media did, just like the ownership did, just like the fans did. And now this is part of the price that we're paying."
My take: It may not be popular, but I say scrap the character clause. If need be , add a line or two to their plaques about suspicions or admissions of steroid use. There are plenty of "bad guys" in the Hall of Fame from previous eras. In particular, the use of amphetamines was rampant in baseball clubhouses from the 1960's until they were outlawed in 2005. It's no secret that the best players used that now-banned drug.
Baseball has seemed to turn a significant corner in terms of PEDs, so vote the best players from the Steroid Era in, and let's move on. As Schilling stated, baseball allowed steroid use for years. Fair is fair, those guys should be allowed in the Hall.
Also, if suspected steroid users (with Hall of Fame numbers) are left to linger in the voting pool, the Hall chances for guys like Jack Morris, Craig Biggio, etc. will continue to be hindered.
Digressing ... here are five guys that may never make Cooperstown, but are in my personal Hall of Fame. Cue the 80's-90's music, while I run these down.
Dale Murphy: "The Murph" received 18.6 percent of the vote in his 15th and final year on the Hall of Fame ballot. A two-time MVP, seven-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glover, Murphy was the hallmark of an Atlanta franchise that was stuck in the cellar for most of the 80's.
Related YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O870ZOxpiYk
Don Mattingly: Now the manager of the Dodgers, Mattingly slugged and played a stellar first base – essentially carrying the below-average Yankees in the 80's. He wasn't really a power guy, but he smacked a single-season record, six grand slams in '87.
Related YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtNZuAIQ0rM
Fred McGriff: The magic number for home runs and Hall of Fame entrance has traditionally been 500. "The Crime Dog" hit 493 (close enough) and drove in at least 80 runs in 15 of his 19 seasons. AND he's on those Tom Emanski Defensive Fundamentals tapes. That should count for something.
Related YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCkt_44csLE
Orel Hershiser: If you could make the Hall of Fame for one season of dominance, his '88 campaign is one of the best we've ever seen. 23-8, eight shutouts, 59 consecutive scoreless innings, 3-0 in the playoffs, led the Dodgers to their last World Series title, Cy Young, NLCS MVP, World Series MVP.
Related YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZg-PMM05AA
Bernie Williams: When I think about those late 90's-early 00's dominant Yankees teams, Williams is one of the first players that comes to mind (after Jeter). He did everything well for four championship teams and ranks among the Yankee greats in home runs, RBIs and hits. Also, plays a solid classical guitar.
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Guests to our hotel's property near Rockwall are only five miles from Rockwall Technology Park and area businesses, including L3 Comcepts, EZ-FLO International, Graphics Microsystems, Owens-Illinois Plastics Group. Our Royse City, TX hotel's services include free Wi-Fi, as well as a 24-hour Business Center with copy, fax, PC and print resources. With these services and the help of our friendly staff, guests have all that they need to stay productive in Royse City, TX.
Our hotel's leisure guests are happy to know that they are just five miles from Lake Ray Hubbard, Lake Tawakoni and Lake Lavon, making it easy to spend a day fishing, sailing or boating with the family. Other fun attractions include, Southern Juction, golf at Stone River or the harbor in the historic downtown Rockwall area, which our hotel is also near.
No matter the reason you're visiting, this Holiday Inn Express® hotel's facility near Rockwall is a perfect pick. We're pleased to offer modern décor, a versatile location and great amenities, including a complimentary, hot breakfast bar, 24-hour Fitness Center and an outdoor pool. Stay Smart when you stay with us!
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