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Sylpheed: Issues http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/ 2014-01-06T23:42:16Z Sylpheed Redmine Feature #157 (New): Please add support for the IMAP NOTIFY extension (RFC 5465) http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/157 2014-01-06T23:42:16Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

please add support for the IMAP NOTIFY extension (RFC 5465).

Some links:

http://tools.ietf.org/search/rfc5465
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479133

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #156 (New): Please add a "Open HTML version in browser" button to the header pane above t... http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/156 2014-01-05T14:43:05Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

please add a "Open HTML version in browser" button to the header pane above the Message viev, so that HTML e-mails can be opened via a single click.

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #155 (New): Please add "Apply current view to other mail folders" option http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/155 2014-01-01T16:30:58Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

when using the following settings for example:

Menubar -> View -> Thread view (Ctrl+T)
Menubar -> View -> Sort -> by...
Menubar -> View -> Sort -> Ascending/Descending

Sylpheed sets them for the current folder only.

So those settings have to be set for every single folder and for every new folder, even if a users wants to have the same settings for every folder and every new folder.

IMHO this gets annoying quickly.

So, could you please add an option to apply the current view to other mail folders?

Outlook 2010 for example has such an option ("Apply Current View to Other Mail Folders..."), see the following pictures for example:

https://support.appriver.com/KB/a630/outlook-2010-how-to-set-view-for-all-folders.aspx

It's a very nice option IMHO.

Could you please add it to Sylpheed?

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #154 (New): Please add an advanced "Get" button (as discussed on the mailing list) http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/154 2014-01-01T15:12:02Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

please add an advanced "Get" button to Sylpheed, as discussed and already confirmed to be planned by you on the mailing list over there:

http://www.sraoss.jp/pipermail/sylpheed/2007-June/001411.html

Quote:

2. I would like to suggest an advanced "Get" button. The button
should offer a drop-down list (similar to the "Forward" button). The
drop down list should contain the following:
- Get all (same function like the current "Get all" button)
- delimiter
- Account A (get mail for account A)
- Account B (get mail for account B)
- Account C (get mail for account C)
...
In my eyes, such a button would make receiving mail via the GUI
quicker and more comfortable. (I was inspired by Thunderbird's "Get
All"-Button).

This is planned.

--
Hiroyuki Yamamoto

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #153 (New): Add an option to make the notification window show error messages http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/153 2014-01-01T14:45:34Z X. W. Feature #151 (New): Please add an option to customize the appearance of the notification window (... http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/151 2014-01-01T14:18:51Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

please add an option to allow users to customize the appearance of the notification window, like altering size, color, font and so on.

Also, please consider to make the notification window a little more colorful and prominent by default.

The Claws Mail notification plugin might be an example, see:

http://www.claws-mail.org/plugin.php?plugin=notification

It has a logo and colors and so on, which makes it look a bit more polished and prominent compared to the current Sylpheed notification window.

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #150 (New): Compose in a tab http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/150 2013-12-31T21:58:02Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

is there any chance you could make composing in a tab possible in Sylpheed?

So that new messages could be composed in tabs within the main window instead of new separate windows?

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #149 (New): Please add an option to call attention to the Sylpheed main window on new mes... http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/149 2013-12-31T21:45:30Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

could you please add an option to call attention to the Sylpheed main window on new message arrival, just like it is described in the description of the following add-on:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/new-mail-attention/

?

Quote from that page:

About this Add-on
This extension calls attention to main window on new message arrival, usually flashing its icon in the application bar: the real behavior varies based on OS and window manager.

It would be much appreciated to have such a feature in Sylpheed.

Regards

PS:

Make sure to look at all the pictures of that add-on if you don't know what i mean.
 Feature #148 (New): Win32: Windows Taskbar Extensions http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/148 2013-12-31T21:07:37Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

could you please add/use Windows Taskbar Extensions for Sylpheed Win32?

So that it would look/behave like this for example:

http://www.neowin.net/news/software/09/06/01/windows-7-gmail-notifier-application

?

Some more links:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511446.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd378460%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #147 (New): Please add an option to customize the display duration of the notification wi... http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/147 2013-12-31T20:44:56Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

the display duration of the new notification window, which was introduced in Sylpheed 3.4beta2, (this one: https://twitter.com/hiro_sylpheed/status/302340310816681984/photo/1) currently is only around three seconds.

And there is no option to customize the display duration.

So, could you please add an option to customize the display duration of the notification window?

So that it would be possible to change the display duration from three seconds to X seconds (X = whatever the user wants to choose)?

And could please also consider to make it possible to set the duration time of the notification window to infinite? So that the notification window will only disappear when the user clicks on it (optional of course)?

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #146 (New): Please add an option to customize the pop-up position of the notification window http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/146 2013-12-31T20:29:34Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,,

first of all:

Thank you very much for the new notification window introduced in Sylpheed 3.4beta2 (this one: https://twitter.com/hiro_sylpheed/status/302340310816681984/photo/1).

I'm also aware about the other, similar feature request:

http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/138

But i am opening a new feature request, because the other one seems to be more related to multi-monitor-setups.

Well:

The notification window always pops up in the the lower right corner of the screen and there is no option to customize the position.

So, could you please add an option to customize the pop-up position of the notification window?

So that it would be possible to let the notification window pop-up in the lower left corner / upper left corner / upper right corner for example?

It would be much appreciated.

Regards
 Feature #145 (Resolved): Win32: Please update the included SSL certificates much more frequently http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/145 2013-12-31T20:11:40Z X. W.
Dear Mr. Yamamoto,

as already mentioned in bug #128:

http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/128

Please update the SSL certificates, which are inlcuded in the Win32 version, much more frequently.

You did it for the Sylpheed 3.4beta7 release, which is very nice. But please do it more often.

It also looks like bug #128 was not reported for the first time here, but already previously on the mailing list. And that was two years ago, see:

http://www.sraoss.jp/pipermail/sylpheed/2011-December/004892.html

It's quite unfortunate that it took two years for the included SSL certificates to be updated.

So, could you please update them much more frequently?

With "much more frequently" i mean: at least on every Sylpheed release (all releases, i.e. Beta and RC and Stable), maybe, if possible, even inbetween.

Any chance? It would be much appreciated.

Also:

Could you please elaborate a bit on the change:

* Win32: the included SSL certificates were updated (based on ca-certificates_20111211_all.deb).

?

What is "ca-certificates_20111211_all.deb"?

And how do you update the SSL certificates, which are included in Sylpheed Win32, from "ca-certificates_20111211_all.deb"?

Regards
 Feature #144 (Confirmed): show the embedded images in an HTML content http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/144 2013-12-31T16:54:13Z Tuko hprr email@example.com
Hi,

It would be great to see all embedded images in an HTML mail. The viewer works right but it does not show embedded images and sometimes it is necessary to see these images in the right place: it is quite difficult, for example, to understand someone when he writes instructions with some screenshots. You can open the email with the browser but the images are not loaded.

Another solution would be some plugin for an HTML viewer.

Thanks!
 Feature #141 (New): Suggestion to add ... at end of email address in columns, if address can't be... http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/141 2013-12-26T16:31:32Z I N
In various scenario, you may see .con or .cor instead of .com.
 Feature #138 (New): notification window always pops up at bottom-right http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/redmine/issues/138 2013-11-29T13:33:46Z Daisuke HIGUCHI firstname.lastname@example.com
Sylpheed's notification window always pops up at bottom-right.

I use dual-display (left display0 and right display1) with Xinerama.

I decide to use display0 as main one and display1 as sub one.
I place Sylpheed at display0 and expect Sylpheed pops notification window up
at display0's bottom-right, but it pops up at display1's bottom-right (certainly "right").

I hope customizable notification window pop-up position
or it pops up at same display Sylpheed stays.


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Sociology Winners of the University of Michigan Distinguished Dissertation Award
A number of Sociology students have been recognized with the University of Michigan Distinguished Dissertation Award. This is the highest award given to UM graduate students; less than ten dissertations each year (out of all of Ph.D. dissertations defended across the University's disciplines) receive this recognition.
Past winners (since 1989) from the Department of Sociology include:
- 2013 - Kerry Ard, for her dissertation titled Changes in Exposure to Industrial Air Pollution Across the United States from 1995 to 2004: The Role of Race, Income and Segregation. Currently assistant professor of environmental and natural resource sociology at Ohio State University.
- 2013 - Yan Long, for her dissertation titled Constructing Political Actorhood: The Emergence and Transformation of the AIDS Movement in China, 1989-2009. Currently postdoctoral fellow at the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at Stanford University.
- 2012 - Alwyn Lim, for his dissertation titled The Global Expansion of Corporate Social Responsibility - Emergence, Diffusion, and Reception of Global Corporate Governance Frameworks. Currently assistant professor of sociology at the University of Southern California
- 2011 (honorable mention) - Avraham Astor, for his dissertation titled Mobilizing Against Mosques: The Origins of Opposition to Islamic Centers of Worship in Spain. Currently a postdoctoral fellow at Pompeu Fabra University (Spain)
- 2010 - Christopher Roberts, for his dissertation titled Exploring Fractures Within Human Rights: An Empirical Study of Resistance. Currently associate professor of law at the University of Minnesota.
- 2010 (honorable mention) - Kristin Seefeldt, for her dissertation titled Three Essays on Women, Low-wage Work, and Economic Well-being. Currently assistant professor of social work at the University of Michigan.
- 2009 - Nathalie Williams, for her dissertation titled Living With Conflict: The Effect of Community Organizations, Economic Assets, and Mass Media Consumption on Migration During Armed Conflict. Currently assistant professor of sociology an international studies at the University of Washington.
- 2007 - Emily Greenman, for her dissertation titled Intersecting Inequalities: Four Essays on Race, Immigration, and Gender in the Contemporary United States. Currently assistant professor of sociology and demography at The Pennsylvania State University.
- 2005 - Angel Luis Harris, for his dissertation titled Do African Americans Really Resist School? Currently professor of sociology and African American studies at Duke University.
- 2005 (honorable mention) - Christopher G. Marquis, for his dissertation titled Historical Environments and the Transformation of Twentieth-Century U.S. Banking. Currently associate professor of business administration at Harvard University.
- 2003 (honorable mention) - Nadia Kim, for her dissertation titled Guests in Someone Else's House?: Korean Immigrants in Los Angeles Negotiate American 'Race,' Nationhood, and Identity. Currently associate professor of sociology at Loyola Marymount University.
- 1999 - Elena Rebeca Gutiérrez, for her dissertation titled The Racial Politics of Reproduction: The Social Construction of Mexican-origin Women's Fertility. Currently associate professor of gender and women's studies and Latin American and Latino studies at University of Illinois, Chicago.
- 1990 - Nicola Kay Beisel, for her dissertation titled Upper Class Formation and the Politics of Censorship in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, 1872-1892. Currently associate professor of sociology at Northwestern University.
- 1989 - Marc William Steinberg, for his dissertation titled Worthy of Hire: Discourse, Ideology, and Collective Action Among English Working-Class Trade Groups, 1800-1830. Currently associate professor of sociology at Smith College.

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An India-born doctor in the U.K. has reportedly committed suicide after his parents, citing cultural differences, disapproved of his plan to marry his British fiancee and fellow physician, who also did not agree to a Hindu wedding.
Bangalore-born anaesthetist Madhu Honnaiah, 33, swallowed drugs from Singleton Hospital in Swansea where he worked after splitting with fiancee Dr. Emma Wrighton.
An inquest heard his parents had objected to his engagement to British-born Dr. Wrighton, 32, who had refused to have a Hindu wedding, the Daily Mail reported.
Dr. Honnaiah was alone when he injected himself with two drugs used in surgery seven months after their split.
The inquest heard Dr. Honnaiah had begun a relationship with Dr. Wrighton in 2008 while working in Liverpool. Dr. Wrighton then got a job in Australia but the pair stayed in touch — and moved in together when she returned to Britain.
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Management World Dublin 2011: Amdocs Shares Insights on Time to Market, Capacity Crunch and OSS Transformation
ST. LOUIS, May 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ – At Management World Dublin, Amdocs (NYSE: DOX), the leading provider of customer experience systems, will share insights and showcase solutions that enable the successful transformation of service providers' business and operational support systems, bringing products and services to market faster, while containing costs and managing capacity demands.
Amdocs executives and customers will lead and participate in a wide range of sessions covering strategies, solutions and best practices, including:
- Ryan Lausman, Vice President, Systems Operations, Mobilicity is presenting:
- Tuesday May 24, 14.00 – 15.30: "The Business Case for Enhancing the Customer's Experience", which is a Forum Keynote session in the Maximizing Revenue and Customer Experience Forum, as part of the Optimizing Customer Experience Summit and End-to-end Revenue Management Summit.
- Tuesday May 24, 16.15 – 17.45: "Deploying a mobile Greenfield outsourced and prepaid billing solution in six months without losing a single voice or data event" – A Mobilicity case study, as part of the Future of the Telecom Provider session in the Optimizing Customer Experience Summit.
- Alastair Hanlon, VP, Market Insight, Amdocs is taking part in the Interactive session:
- Thursday May 26, 11.15 – 12.45: "Creating customer loyalty in the new communications marketplace", which is part of the Optimizing Customer Experience Summit
Amdocs is also a member of the Managing Cloud Resource, Service and Revenue catalyst project that will demonstrate new market opportunities for service providers from quality- and security-differentiated cloud services. This catalyst project shows how cloud services can be quality and revenue controlled using planning, performance, quality and service-level-agreement management, and real-time charging capabilities to monetize Telco cloud services.
At booth #1 in the Exhibit Hall, Amdocs will be showcasing solutions and services that address key issues affecting service providers, including:
- Time to market: In a recent study conducted for Amdocs by Coleman Parkes Research, 70 percent of service providers said time to market is very important, up from 59 percent in 2008. The importance of time to market is driven both by customer demand for new products and services and the need for service providers to remain competitive. Yet new market dynamics, such as increasing demand for support of third-party services as well as the inflexibility of service providers' existing systems and processes both hinder service providers from achieving their time-to-market targets.
- Capacity crunch: Wireless service providers have been caught in a "perfect storm", with data demand doubling year on year but revenues remaining static. And with more than 60 percent of wireless service providers experiencing data congestion according to a Telesperience survey conducted for Amdocs, operators report that this overload poses serious consequences for their brand reputation – it has led to an increase in customer complaints around service quality and is contributing to churn.
- OSS transformation: To cost-effectively address the above two challenges, service providers need their systems to be fast, agile and optimal. While service providers understand the benefits of OSS transformation, many still struggle with the issue of "how to get there". At Management World Dublin, Amdocs will unveil research to help service providers understand the relative maturity of their transformational status as compared to their peers, view different types of transformation projects and benefit from the valuable experience derived from transformation early adopters.
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Ohio State Buckeyes
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It's not like Ohio State got waxed in two straight Poinsettia
It's not like the Buckeyes have been pummeled by Vanderbilt and
The team lost two straight national championship games (let that
sink in for a moment) to teams that would've beaten at least 115
other teams in a BCS Championship game. Yes, it really is possible
Ohio State was very good and just plain lost two really big games.
2008 Schedule
2008 Record: 0-0
Aug. 30
Sept. 6 Ohio
Sept. 13 at USC
Sept. 20 Troy
Sept. 27 Minnesota
Oct. 4 at Wisconsin
Oct. 11 Purdue
Oct. 18 at Michigan State
Oct. 25 Penn State
Nov. 1 OPEN DATE
Nov. 8 at Northwestern
Nov. 15 at Illinois
Nov. 22 Michigan
2007 Schedule
2007 Record: 11-2
Sept. 1
Y'stown St
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
at Washington
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
at Minnesota
6 at
Purdue W 23-7
Kent State
Michigan State
27 at
Penn State W 37-17
17 at
Michigan W 14-3
BCS Championship
Jan. 7 LSU L 38-24
Sorry sports world,
but this year's Buckeye team is better than the last two, could be the
best in the Jim Tressel era, and is loaded enough to be the early
favorite to get back to a third championship game in three years. 20
starters are back with the talent level helped by the stunning decisions
by LB James Laurinaitis and CB Malcolm Jenkins to come back for their
senior seasons.
Not only is the nation's No. 1 defense getting back everyone of
importance outside of DE Vernon Gholston and LB Larry Grant, and not
only does the perfectly balanced attack (197 yards per game rushing, 197
yards per game receiving) get back everyone but OT Kirk Barton, but the
kicking game will be the best in the country with the return of PK Ryan
Pretorius and P A.J. Trapasso.
Yeah, the team really is good.
But for everyone desperate for some new blood in the national title
game, there is hope. There's a trip to face USC early on that could all
but end the debate right away. The road games at Wisconsin and Illinois
are certainly going to be challenging, and there will be Purdue,
Michigan State and Michigan to still deal with.
Realize that this is a juggernaut of a program that deserves its due.
Realize that Tressel has put together a monster that by ever measure
possible is an all-timer of a success. However, realize that anything
less than a national title win, and it probably has to be over an SEC
team, will do. No pressure there.
What to watch for on offense: The season long question about what
to do with Terrelle Pryor. Ohio State is good enough to win the national
title with the players in place; it doesn't need anything to upset the
apple cart, and it definitely doesn't need to massage any egos of young
players. QB Todd Boeckman is a veteran who knows the offense, and is a
fringe NFL prospect good enough to make the attack roll, but if he
struggles even a wee bit, the grumbling will start to get the superstar
recruit on the field.
What to watch for on defense: Even more of a pass rush. It's not
like the Buckeyes had a problem getting into the backfield last year
making 43 sacks and 103 tackles for loss, so how could things be better
with Gholston off to the NFL?
Dexter Larimore appears to be on the verge of big things
at tackle, Lawrence Wilson is back from a broken leg,
Cameron Heyward is expected to blossom on the other side, and the
tackles should be improved and should do even more to make big plays.
With all the returning overall experience, the pressure is going to come
from everywhere.
The team will be far better if … it forces more turnovers.
For having such a dizzying array of talent and with so much overall
success, the D should've been far better at taking the ball away after
finishing near the bottom of the rankings with just 19. Tressel ball
might not necessarily be the way the Buckeye offense works anymore, but
OSU still needs to win the turnover battle to be more dominant.
The Schedule:
The entire sports world will focus on the September 13th mega-showdown
against USC that'll be certain to have national title implications, but
there are other landmines to worry about. Going to Wisconsin won't be
easy and dealing with a road trip to Illinois won't be a plus. The
Michigan game is in Columbus, but it comes after going on the road to
face Northwestern and the Illini. If this is the national title
contender it's supposed to be, the home schedule, including the date
with the Wolverines and the October battles with Purdue and Penn State,
shouldn't be a problem. Outside of the USC game, the non-conference
slate is a breeze facing Youngstown State, Ohio and Troy. The Buckeyes
miss Indiana and Iowa.
Best Offensive Player: Junior RB Chris Wells. Is he the No. 1 pick in the 2009 NFL
draft? That might be getting way too ahead of the game, but he has the
skills to be a franchise back at the next level. Size? He's 6-1 and 237
pounds. Speed? Check out the touchdown run in the loss to LSU and the
52-yard scoring run against Michigan in 2006. He's a star the offense
will work around.
Best Defensive Player: Senior LB James Laurinaitis. Could he be
on the list of one of the greatest linebackers of all-time? He could
submit his name for the list is he has another season like his previous
two. He might not be a freak of athletic nature, but he's always around
the ball, he's always making plays, and he has the utmost respect from
the rest of his team. Don't blame him for the loss to LSU; he had 19
Key player to a
successful season:
Junior DE Lawrence
Wilson. He was supposed to be Vernon Gholston before Vernon Gholston,
albeit a much bigger version. Things didn't quite turn out that way with
a broken leg and the emergence of Gholston, among others, shining. Now
if Wilson can be the player many envisioned him being a few years ago,
the defense won't skip a beat.
The season will be a
success if
... the Buckeyes win the national title. Pure and simple. It's not fair,
but anything less will be a failure for a team this good.
Key game:
Sept. 13 at USC. In a weird way, the October 4th date at Wisconsin could
turn out to be more important overall, OSU can probably still play for
the national title if it loses a close battle in L.A., but it probably
can't get to Miami with a loss against anyone else. Even so, college
football fans live for games like Ohio State at USC, and that it's
happening in mid-September will get the juices of the season flowing
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Last season at this time, Oregon State coach Mike Riley was focusing on choosing a starting quarterback. That's the least of his concerns as he heads into fall camp this year.
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I have seen games like this called Einstein, Sherlock or Hercules. What I didn't see was a version for Android, so I made one. There are a couple other out there now, but I still like mine best.
If you enjoy logic puzzle or solving Sudoku, then this puzzle game might be just the thing for you. Give it a try.
* Reviewers Choice Winner 2012 - FileDir.com *
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Heyzap checkin button added to share your times with your friends. If you are not interested, then don't click on this button. Nothing else is changed.
Fixed clue rows layout for various size screens.
Grid size adjustments to better use screen space.
Music continues to play when mistake is made.
Fixed broken hints feature.
Removed sensor orientation until feature is finished.
Fixes for smaller screens.
Moved started tile selection and added tips.
(67 stars)
Repeated failure to install errors. Makes me sad. Looks like fun.
(67 stars)
Love logic puzzles, and this is testing enough to make you think, but easy enough not to make you feel stupid. It doesn't drain too much battery either! Only issue I've had is when clicking on the "click here to see your scores" button at the end of a game it forces close of the game both on my Gingerbread phone and KitKat tablet, but to be honest that's not even really an issue to the game :-)
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Easy to understand. The game gives you absolutes. Following them, you determine what order which country (flag) is 1st, 2nd, or 3rd and what animal and color belong to it.
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really great as well for any one as into computer programming or just great mathmathics science pratice.
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I love the game. I just wish the colours of the tiles were adjustable, not just tone either. Seriously, if that is my only issue, that should tell you what a great game this is. I have gotten several friends addicted. Misery loves company!!
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So hard to play and I dont understand what tour supposed to do
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Great way 2 challenge yourself! Learn shortcuts 2 cut ur time/game. Very addicting & fun 4 left brained geeks!


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Birthday Party Ideas: A Preppy Nautical Maritime Inspired Party and Deserts TableThursday, June 30, 2011C Riches
Following on from yesterday's post, this French Riviera-inspired, Preppy Nautical Party was styled using the same Printable Party Collection as our Rustic Nautical Party!!
Check all the red, white and blue details below...
Preppy Nautical Birthday Party: Party Ideas, Styling, Decor and Printables
The preppy and quite traditional look was achieved by keeping all the designs and decor elements very "clean", with the use of stripes and a lot of white to give it all a crisp, "Ralph Lauren" vibe! :)
The blue and white stripy backdrop, and white tissue paper poms helped to bring the design elements together - In the absence of Ralph Lauren, a duvet cover or similar can be used (like in this case)! ;)
Preppy Nautical Birthday Party: Party Desserts Table and DIY Cupcakes
You all know how much I loooove handmade, and getting stuck into every aspect of my shoots!! So, the two-tier sponge cake covered with white sugar fondant, embellished with some of the printable cut outs from the Nautical Collection; was a "creation of mine". (I think cakes are taking over and slowly becoming a new "part trend" lately!)
First time lucky, did you say?!! Too right!! I have to point out that I purchased ready-rolled sugar paste fondant (online), because there's no way I could risk attempting to make it from scratch again.... Maybe next time I'll be braver! ;)
Anywho, I also used ready rolled fondant in red, white and blue to create the sailboat fondant cupcake toppers (tutorial coming soon). The other cupcake were embellished with the printable cupcake toppers in the shape of sailboats and other nautical icons!
The little sail boats that served as candy dishes are one of my faves additions to the desserts table!! They were such fun to make (and play with in the bath tub afterwards...) - I also owe you a tutorial on that one!
Preppy Nautical Birthday Party: Nautical Desserts and Cookies
Fabulous decorated cookies by Whatever Whimsy, yummy salt water taffy and caramel balls helped to complete this preppy, Nautical desserts table!
Sooooooo, now that you've seen both our Nautical Party styled shoots, I'd LOVE to hear which style rocks YOUR boat?!! Rustic or Preppy? :)
Preppy Nautical Birthday Party: Party Credits
Party Styling, Photography and Party Printables: Bird's Party
Decorated Cookies: Whatever Whimsy
Red and White Ribbon on Cake: The Knock Knock Factory
Paper Pompoms: Bird's Party


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All right some of you are going to work inside the new tabbed window interface and others are going to prefer to work old school. That is with images inside free-floating windows and you may even decide to work both ways, with some images in tabs and other images floating free. When you're working with free-floating windows, those of you who've been working with Photoshop for a few years, are going to notice a little difference associated with zooming and resizing the window. So for example I have this image open here. The window exactly fits the image at 12.5%. If I press Ctrl+Plus in order to zoom in, notice that the window is not expanding along with the zoomed image.
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If I switch over to the Zoom tool, and I'm going to switch over to it manually just by clicking on it so that I can show you something, notice Resize Windows To Fit is turned on up here in the options bar. That's because it's linked to the check box we saw a just a moment ago inside the Preferences dialog box. It didn't used to be that way; they used to be independent options. Now they are linked together. So if I Alt-click or Option-click inside the window in order to zoom out. Then I'll Option or Alt-click again notice that I'm resizing the window as well. So you've got to do it both ways. In other words, any zooming you do has either got to re- ize the window along with or not resize the window along with. So used to be when we were using Ctrl+Plus for example or Command+Plus the Mac, that would zoom the window so we had two different behaviors. Okay, so how do you get around it? What if you want two different behaviors? Here's what you do. First of all turn off that checkbox.
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Tom Giovanetti is president of the Institute for Policy Innovation (IPI), a public policy research organization based in Dallas, Texas. Prior to joining IPI in 1992, Mr. Giovanetti was the director of product development for a small manufacturing company in Dallas, where he designed several patented products and gained real-world experience in how taxes and regulations affect small business.
Since joining IPI, Mr. Giovanetti has published numerous opinion/editorials and policy studies on a wide variety of topics including tax reform, intellectual property, Social Security personal accounts, telecom reform, Internet governance, education reform, the broadband revolution, and out-of-control government spending. In addition being published in leading papers including the Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, Investor's Business Daily and The Dallas Morning News, he has also appeared on a host of radio and television programs.
Mr. Giovanetti represents IPI at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), where IPI is an accredited NGO. He has delivered a number of interventions during WIPO conferences on behalf of intellectual property protection. IPI was also accredited as an observer organization with the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), where he argued against UN involvement with Internet governance, and with the UN's Internet Governance Forum (IGF). Mr. Giovanetti also participated during meetings of the World Health Organization's (WHO) Interngovernmental Working Group on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property.
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Should the GOP break their anti-tax pledge?
The fiscal cliff, the budget deficits, and the accruing national debt are a result of out-of-control spending, not lack of revenue. Over the last 30 years, revenues have constantly risen as a result of economic growth (with the exception of brief recession interludes). If the federal government had kept spending growing on a pace with economic growth; i.e., lived within its means, we would have balanced budgets right now, and the debt would be orders of magnitude smaller.See more
The anti-tax pledge has been a bulwark for not just Republican elected officials, but especially for their constituents. The pledge they have made is to the people that elected them, not to Grover Norquist. If they break the pledge, they are breaking their commitment to the people who elected them, and the consequences will be felt at the next election cycle.
The only way they could get away with breaking the pledge would be if they raised taxes and dramatically cut spending, with a ratio of something like 5:1 spending cuts to tax increases, AND the economy took off. But that isn't going to happen. History suggests that if Republicans go for some deal in exchange for tax increases, the tax increases will take place right away, while the spending cuts will never materialize. Such deals have always been worse for the economy, and worse for Republicans.
So I think Republicans break their tax pledge at their peril, and at the peril of the American people.
Will Mitt be damaged by Mourdock's rape comment?
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day, and Donald Trump, while a publicity hound, has his heart in the right place on this one. The media will largely view this as a circus act, but Trump's offer does help draw attention to something that has been a consistent puzzle with the Obama administration: The extraordinary efforts they have expended to hide virtually any record of Obama's life prior to his Senate career.
It's more than odd, it's unprecedented, and Obama's defenders who are offended by things like the birther movement and the 2016 documentary should understand that Obama and his handlers have brought this upon themselves. There are clearly things in President Obama's past that his machine fears, or else they would not have attempted to legally cloak his entire pre-political life.See more
An Obama comeback?
The president was stronger than in the previous debate, to the surprise of no one, and that will cheer the rabid partisans over at MSNBC, and all 125,000 of their viewers. But those folks were already going to vote for Obama. The question is whether anyone in a swing state either changed their vote or gained intensity for voting, and I don't think that happened.See more
For instance, calling Romney a liar doesn't gain the vote of undecided female voters in swing states. It cheers Chris Matthews, but that is as irrelevant as Chris Matthews is.
Romney was able to match Obama's strength, however, which is what he needed to do. He was equally aggressive with Obama, which prevented Obama from accomplishing anything that would disrupt Romney's momentum.
Raddatz's Obama connection a conflict of interest?
The conflicts of interest among the Government Class and the media (which often is a card-carrying member of the Government Class) are more frequent and more damaging to our democratic Republic than any that occur in the private sector. This is but one tiny example.See more
Vice presidential debate: Who won?
To make an impact on the election Biden had to trounce Ryan. That did not come close to happening.See more
Remember, the only voters left in play are the undecided and those of weak political loyalty. How would such voters react to tonight's debate? In Ryan they saw someone who is sober and substantive, and in Biden they saw someone who was disrespectful, snide, constantly interrupting, and laughing and smiling at inappropriate times and topics. Indeed, Biden came across as almost bipolar, hardly able to contain himself for the first 60 minutes of the debate, and then very low energy and reserved for the final 30 minutes.
My guess is that voters who are still in play value style over substance, and in the style category, Ryan trounced Biden. Undecided voters in heartland swing states do not like the constant rudeness and disrespect Biden showed toward Ryan.
Here's what's important: The American people already know Biden and Obama. And they know they have a terrible track record. When they meet the alternative in a debate, and they find that alternative to be credible and to project confidence and leadership, they are likely to go with the alternative. That's what happened dramatically in the first presidential debate, and I think some more of that probably happened tonight.
And if Obama comes out in the second presidential debate all combative and aggressive, as he is probably being coached to do, it will backfire on him and seal the failure of his re-election campaign.
In the meantime, Biden throwing the State Department under the bus tonight will have immediate consequences. There are career people at State who will cut the Obama administration's legs out from under them on this.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Aug. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- The current economic downturn has contributed to a significant shift in the Healthcare industry, but not for Malaysia.
Nitin Naik, Vice President of the Healthcare, Asia Pacific says that the total Healthcare Expenditure grew at 13.70% CAGR from 2003 to 2008, which stood at US$ 7.6 billion in 2008 (up from US$ 4 billion in 2003). Healthcare expenditure in Malaysia is increasing driven by increased privatization within the healthcare service provision and upgrading of existing healthcare infrastructure within the public sector. The market for healthcare services has also received positive impetus from the growing promotion of health tourism and development activities.
"In particular the Diagnostics market in Malaysia stands at CAGR of 10.5% with expenditure allocations of USD45mil if judged against the other neighborhood country such as Singapore, with CAGR of 5.5% and expenditure allocations of USD24mil," he further comments.
Three of the segments that make up over 60% of the total diagnostics market are Immuno-Chemistry, Clinical Chemistry and Self Monitoring Blood Glucose (SMBG). The growing demand of SMBG devices is due to the increasing ageing population in many Asian countries and prevalence of diabetes. Most of the segments are expected to grow fairly due to emerging focus on preventative medicines in Asia.
Naik elaborates that, to further compliment the diagnostics market "diagnostics companies are expanding and combining expertise to allow respective companies to make significant contributions to diagnostics and patient care. Oncology companies are coming together to move to the forefront of diagnostics technology and to pro
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A buffalo stew feed, sponsored by the American Legion Riders, is open to all comers. The meal will be served from noon to 8 p.m. today at Jensen Grove in Blackfoot.
The buffalo meat is fresh, said organizer Dave Breshears. So is the fry bread that will be served with the meal.
The cost is $10 per person. All proceeds will go to the American Legion Legacy Fund.
BLACKFOOT — Two Blackfoot area youth are spending part of their summer at a prestigious National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in Boston, Mass.
Joslyn Phillips and Davian Martinez, both incoming sophomores at Snake River High School, were invited to attend and each received a $500 scholarship from the program.
BLACKFOOT—Local veterinarians are reporting that it's a bad year for ticks in East Idaho and while the little bloodsuckers will latch onto just about anything, dogs seem to be their main victim of choice, followed by humans.
Laddie Curran, who purchased a home on Riverton Road three years ago, said he was shocked when just in the past couple of weeks he found two ticks on himself and a total of seven between his two dogs. Two of the ticks on his dogs had already filled up with blood.
BLACKFOOT — Stories of Bingham County's history have been compiled into a book entitled "Bingham County Memories Volume II." Local historian Lois Bates compiled it.
Her passion is history.
"I remember climbing into my grandmother's lap and begging her to tell me stories about our family," Bates said.
Her grandmother came from Switzerland.
"There is so much history that has got to be preserved," she said. "Stories will go away if they are not preserved."
"I'm excited about this book," said Bates.
BLACKFOOT — Singer Christina Christensen, an "America's Got Talent"
finalist, was in Blackfoot Tuesday to raise funds for and promote awareness of cystic fibrosis (CF).
"CF is a disease where mucus builds up in the lungs and/or pancreas,"
said Christina. "Each day treatments can take from 10 to 45 minutes. There are multiple pills and multiple medical treatments."
Christina and her three sisters all have CF.
"People have asked why our parents had any more children after our first sister was diagnosed with CF," she said.
The Blackfoot City Council unanimously agreed to adopt a resolution to work with the Blackfoot Urban Renewal Agency (BURA) and expand the Downtown Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District to assist Glanbia Foods with some improvement projects.
Jason Moulton, a representative of BURA, addressed the council, asking for the "expandability to help businesses which in turn helps local tax revenues."
BLACKFOOT—Amid the hype of the verdict in the George Zimmerman case involving the death of Trayvon Martin, we asked our Facebook friends for their thoughts on the case.
"It's not isolated, but we are emotional beings, so we won't let it go and keep focusing on it. He may not be in prison, but he will not live a comfortable life because he had the worst jury… the jury of public opinion," said Chris Werth of Blackfoot.
Blackfoot Mayor Mike Virtue said that the stories going around about swimmer's itch at Jensen Grove are out of control and that there is much misinformation getting out to the public. Virtue said that visitors to Jensen Grove are afraid to go in the water after recent stories and social media postings about swimmer's itch bites with black worms embedded in the skin.
"The swimmers are freaking out. There are no black worms at Jensen Grove that can get into your body and eat your brain," he joked.
BLACKFOOT—A few weeks ago we asked our Facebook friends about their financial experience with an emergency Life Flight; due to the response on Facebook, we decided to do some research.
LifeFlight Network's(LFN) main goal is to save lives. They have been striving to achieve that goal by transporting over 75,000 patients over the course of the past 35 years.
We want to get the word out that the Community Dinner Table BBQ is not tonight, as posted on the front page of the newspaper, but is in fact tomorrow night from 5-7 p.m. at Courthouse Square (across from Hawker Funeral Home) in Blackfoot.
This BBQ is for those who need a hot meal, or are hungry for social interaction.
The Morning News regrets this error, as per it was inadvertently posted in today's paper incorrectly.