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LUSH Let the Good Times Roll
78 reviews
84% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSMaize Flour, Glycerine, Talc, Water (Aqua), Corn Oil, Polenta, Fair Trade Organic Cinnamon Powder, Perfume, Gardenia Extract, Popcorn
on 1/6/2015 4:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I initially began scoping out Lush products for two reasons: 1) I was looking for facial cleansers which do not contain tree nut ingredients, which I am allergic to, and 2) I was attracted to Lush's easy-to-read ingredients list. Let the Good Times Roll was my first purchase from Lush, and despite being quite nice in all other areas, it wasn't a great purchase as it is quite harsh on sensitive skin.
On first glance: the packaging is nice, it smells great, you only need to use a tiny amount each wash, and it works into a paste easily. It also did not contain any ingredients that irritated my sensitive skin--however, the texture of it is quite harsh. I do not use scrub exfoliants anymore, but back when I did, Let the Good Times Roll is something I might have used as an exfoliator, not as an every day face wash. I would not buy it again for this reason. If you have sensitive skin, I'd give this one a pass. Otherwise, it was nice.
*Pricing: While I don't think Lush's face washes are particularly overpriced with their intended 3 month date, I took a star off because the store I bought from sold me a pot with only 6 weeks left until its expiration date. The staff told me the one pot would last me about 6 weeks--it expired long before I used it all. If you're a first time buyer of Lush's face washes, make sure to check before purchasing! I just received Aqua Marina in the mail after purchasing it from the Lush website and the expiration date is about what it should be. I am liking the product more for my sensitive skin as well.
on 1/5/2015 11:40:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
After using this for a couple weeks now, i'm in love with this product.
I wouldn't use it as a regular cleanser bc it is a bit thick exfoliator. I used it after using the regular cleanser, and it removed all dead skin cells. Feeling the thick texture of the product,
I thought it was going to be really harsh on my skin, but instead, it left my skin feeling dewy m moist and very fragrant. Prior to using this, I had a slight redness and breakout due to fine dust, but that also seems to have gotten better with this product!
Surprisingly satisfied with this exfoliator! :)
on 12/2/2014 11:44:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
THIS STUFF SMELLS AMAZING!! As far as my skin goes, I have acne prone, sensitive and dry skin (quite a combination). LTGTR is a great exfoliator. I have repurchased this stuff a couple of times because it smells amazing and does the job without breaking me out, which is rare. Don't get me wrong, for me personally, it hasn't been a miracle for my skin, it is simply an exfoliating cleanser that smells great. With that being said I still consider it five star as it is definitely worth having in your skin care collection when you need a good exfoliating and a nice glow to your skin.
on 11/11/2014 9:18:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Maize flower, glycerin and corn oil. Cheap, cheap, cheap ingredients. Everything else in this scrub is superfluous. You could make a half gallon of this at home yourself for the price of a large tub from Lush.
One of things that upsets me about Lush is their gimmicky marketing. Not that they don't have some great products, they absolutely do. But they also have a whole bunch of over priced, over hyped crud, and this is one of them. I mean pop corn? Really?
on 8/22/2014 10:58:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I'm so torn with this product. On the one hand, it's an exfoliator that does wonders for when my skin is dehydrated and flaky. I use this as a scrub instead of a cleanser and it's just perfect for removing dead skin and leaving everything smooth and silky. You just can't beat the feel of this stuff when your skin is tired and dehydrated and Cryptkeeper-esque.
The downside is that it breaks me out a little bit. I hardly ever get honest-to-goodness pimples (knock on wood) and this stuff always gives me one little spot somewhere on my face. I don't know if it's the corn oil or what. I'm generally OK with glycerin so I don't think that's the issue. However, when my face is very dehydrated I'll probably continue using it. One pimple is better than a haggard, bumpy, dehydrated face any day.
on 8/22/2014 5:37:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I like this, but as a gentle scrub and not a cleanser as advertised. It's a fine grained scrub packaged in one of LUSH's recycled black pots, relatively conveniently packaged as far as LUSH products go. I was hoping for something like Angels on Bare Skin but it's much scrubbier, and not something that I'd personally use everyday. That said, it's a nice gentle scrub (sand texture) with a delicious caramel/vanilla scent.
The biggest pros for this product are that it's almost all-natural (just a bit of synthetic perfume added), moisturising for a scrub, and no animal testing. Cons are that it's harsh as an everyday cleanser, and the included pieces of popcorn are completely useless.
LUSH on the whole makes a good range of mostly-natural skin cleansers, so I would still recommend this product if you're in the market for this sort of thing!
on 8/20/2014 4:56:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
A huge fan of LUSH I've used their products for years having been won over by the freshness of their items underscored not only by the effectiveness of their use but by the smiling sticker on each item that states who made it, on what date, and a when the product should be used by date. Absolute honesty and absolutely wonderful products!
For me Let The Good Times Roll is a unique Face and Body Cleanser as it has a bit of texture to it. So, since my skin can be somewhat sensitive I use it several times a week on my face and every day for the rest of the torso. Skin feels instantly refreshed and clean.
The scent is subtle as (thankfully) Lush products are - it's a bit hard to define - sort of salty, rather sweet. Good things, if you will, which makes a lingering aroma attractive. Or so the Mr. Tells me at bedtime.
Thank you LUSH for always satisfying products and the integrity with which you present them.
- Gail Cooke
on 8/17/2014 11:14:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love this product from LUSH! The staff recommended this to me, as I told them that I needed a really good scrub for my dry skin. Needless to say, ocean salt is too harsh for me, but LTGTR is just right. It cleanses the skin softly and leaves it feeling smooth. The only reason I gave it a 4 was due to its price. I know LUSH cleansers are generally expensive, but I felt really sad to be halfway through even when I bought it few days ago. Anyways, I'll still buy it again haha.
on 8/11/2014 1:19:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
So, I will start with this : LTGTR is what will make ur day better after putting it on. I am telling u, the smell of it is the best!
I had doubts about buying this one. I have combination skin and tend to break out from time to time..so seeing the comments saying that it leaves your skin 'slippery' really made me think if I want to get it. But I did. And now I'm super duper happy. I went on a holiday to the seaside and cleaning my face with that beauty after a day full of salty water, strong sun and wind was pure PERFECTION. My skin does feel slippery after I wash it but thats just before it dries out. After a minute of the wash, my face is fresh,super soft and clean, moisturized and not oily!
If this doesnt convince u, I dont know what will. Did I mention the smell that makes me wanna eat it?! Yup, I did. But even if I say it for the third time, it still wouldnt be enough to show my love for this one ;D
on 8/10/2014 2:50:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Love this product. I'm new to Lush and decided to give them a try after I seen the results that my daughter has had. I use this along with Mask of Megaminty, my skin has NEVER felt so soft. In my 50's my skin decided that it wanted to break out again on my forehead and chin area's. I have spent a ton of money on different products, so far this combination has been the only solution! The smell is amazing which is a great perk.
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extraordinaryrome S T U D Y I N I TA LY AT T h e j o h N f e L I c e r o m e c e N T e r extraordinarycity LUc.eDU/rome { INDIce } CONTENTS romA, LA cIT TÀ eTerNA Rome, The Eternal City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 IL ceNTro STUDI johN feLIce A romA: A PrImA VISTA {III} The John Felice Rome Center: At a Glance . . . . . . 5 LA VITA SUL cAmPUS {V} Campus Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 L'orIeNTAmeNTo, IL PerSoNALe DeLL'UNIVerSITÀ e Le AT TIVITÀ {VII} Orientation, Staff and Student Activities . . . . . . . 9 I DoceNTI e I corSI {IX} Faculty and Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 11 STAgeS eD APPreNDImeNTo AT TrAVerSo IL SerVIzIo {X - XI} Internships and Service Learning . . . . . . . . . . . 13 VIAggI DI STUDIo, BorSe DI STUDIo e VIAggI INDIPeNDeNTI {XIII} Study Trips, Scholarships and Independent Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 coSTI e AIUTo fINANzIArIo {XV} Costs and Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Per IScrIVerSI {XVII} How to Apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 DAL DIreT Tore {XIX} From the Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 {XX} < Front cover: Piazza San Pietro and St. Peter's Basilica Left: Rome's famous Trevi Fountain extraordinaryexperiences LUc.eDU/rome { III } { romA, LA cIT TÀ eTerNA } ROME, THE ETERNAL CITY Rome is where famous artists, historians and world leaders have walked, where food is considered culture, where people greet you with a friendly ciao, where piazzas are good places to enjoy gelato and the local scenery, where the grandeur of St . Peter's Basilica will take your breath away, FOR mORE InFORmATIOn AbOuT LOyOLA'S JOHn FELICE ROmE CEnTER, vISIT: luc.edu/rome. and where life moves at an easier pace . As a student at Loyola's John Felice Rome Center, you will have myriad opportunities to embrace Rome, La Città Eterna: The Eternal City . < Top: The Domes of Rome. Bottom: Rome Center students after a Papal audience. extraordinaryheritage LUc.eDU/rome { v} { IL ceNTro STUDI johN feLIce A romA: A PrImA VISTA } THE JOHN FELICE ROME CENTER: AT A GLANCE • Loyola's John Felice Rome Center, one of the oldest study abroad programs in Italy, welcomed its first class of 92 students and eight faculty members in February 1962 . "I DO nOT knOw OnE pERSOn wHO DID nOT GROw AS A pERSOn AnD LEARn mORE AbOuT THEmSELvES. IT IS TRuLy A OnCE In A LIFETImE ExpERIEnCE!" mOLLy nARTOnIS ST. LOuIS unIvERSITy • Today, the Rome Center enrolls more than 200 students each semester from nearly 40 different U .S . universities . • The Rome Center's multi-level, residential campus spans five acres in the upper Balduina district on Monte Mario, Rome's highest hill . The affluent neighborhood is home to diplomats, senators, judges and other distinguished families . • In December 2004, Loyola President Michael J . Garanzini, S .J ., renamed the facility to recognize and honor its dynamic Founder and Director Emeritus, John Felice . For more than 45 years, Professor Felice's leadership and influence helped to create one of the most renowned American international education centers in Western Europe . • Students may choose from more than 40 courses . Instruction is in English, except for Italian courses . • Students may attend for a full academic year, one semester or in the summer . We recommend a full year of study to experience the maximum benefits of the program . • More than 14,000 students have studied at the Rome Center since its inception, and many alumni meet at the annual reunion . • The Rome Center welcomes applications from qualified students enrolled in any accredited baccalaureate-granting college or university in the United States . Participating students from schools other than Loyola University Chicago are admitted to the John Felice Rome Center as "visiting" students . (Learn more on page 19 .) < Top: Located from 1966 - 1972 in the Villa Tre Colli on the Via Della Cammilluccia, the Rome Center is now located on Via Massimi on Monte Mario. Bottom l.: The Magistrate Building in Rome Bottom r.: Students learn about ancient life at the Roman Forum during an on-site lecture. extraordinarycommunity LUc.eDU/rome { vII } { LA VITA SUL cAmPUS } CAMPUS LIFE LIVINg AND LeArNINg fAcILITIeS Students live in residence halls on an American-style campus at Loyola's John Felice Rome Center, where lifetime friendships are formed in a tight-knit community . Living on an actual campus provides students with the support of a home-away-from-home while they experience the adventures and excitement of a foreign culture . More than 200 highly motivated students from Loyola and other U .S . universities live in a comfortable environment that offers: • Well-equipped classrooms • Residence halls • Cafeteria with daily lunch and dinner services during the semesters • All-day coffee and snack bar • Bookstore • Self-service laundry facilities • Workout/dance studio • Outdoor basketball court • Infirmary • Chapel • 24-hour access to computer labs and wireless connections • Library • 24-hour doorperson "I LOvED LIvInG On THE ROmE CEnTER CAmpuS. IT wAS GREAT HAvInG A COuRTyARD AnD A FRIEnDLy nEIGHbORHOOD TO CALL OuR HOmE. HAvInG EvERyTHInG In OnE buILDInG ALLOwED uS TO bE A CLOSEknIT FAmILy." EmILy mACALuSO LOyOLA unIvERSITy CHICAGO LocATIoN Students will find grocery stores, cafes, restaurants, banks, bakeries, a post office, a salon and other small businesses in the upper Balduina district on Rome's highest hill, Monte Mario, just a few minutes walk from the Rome Center . Students can shop and eat where local Italians do, learn about Italian culture by actually speaking with Italians, and practice Italian with a language partner . Rome Center students can easily get to the heart of Rome: By bus, the campus is 20 minutes from the Vatican and 35 minutes from downtown . The bus stop is only two blocks from the Rome Center . < Top l.: Because class sizes are smaller, students get to know their professors and classmates. Top r.: Students attend a traditional Roman soccer game. Center: Founder and Director Emeritus John Felice gathers with Rome Center students. Bottom l.: Todd Waller, Associate Director for Student Life, addresses students at a courtyard picnic. Bottom r.: Rome's residential campus fosters new student friendships. extraordinaryculture LUc.eDU/rome { Ix } { orIeNTAmeNTo } ORIENTATION "I DID SERvICE LEARnInG THROuGH THE HumAn RIGHTS CLASS, AnD vOLunTEERED AT ST. AnDREw'S pRESbyTERIAn CHuRCH EvERy THuRSDAy. I mADE AbOuT 500 LunCHES AnD SERvED THEm TO REFuGEES, OFTEn STAyInG FOR LunCH TO TALk wITH THE pEOpLE FROm THE CHuRCH. IT wAS by FAR THE bIGGEST LEARnInG ExpERIEnCE I HAD In ROmE, FORCInG mE TO bE ExTREmELy InDEpEnDEnT AnD nAvIGATE On my Own THE CITy, buS ROuTE AnD RELATIOnSHIpS wITH pEOpLE OuTSIDE THE ROmE CEnTER." JILLIAn nAyLOR FORDHAm unIvERSITy Loyola's John Felice Rome Center introduces incoming students to the best of Rome and the Lazio region . Students set goals for the coming semester, meet faculty at informal gatherings, participate in cultural adaptation workshops to help them acclimate to the Mediterranean way of life, and enjoy Italian meals together . Students learn to navigate their way through the Eternal City and explore the less traveled roads of the Lazio region that few American tourists see . { IL PerSoNLe DeLL' UNIVerSITÀ } STAFF At the Rome Center, students receive support from various staff members and offices, including the Rome Center Director, Associate Director for Academic Programs, Office of the Associate Director for Student Life, Office of Campus Ministry, counseling services and infirmary, business office, food services, bookstore, library, security, porters and maintenance staff . (Learn more from the Rome Center Director on page 20 .) { Le AT TIVITÀ } STUdENT AC TIvITIES Students may choose to participate in numerous activities and events, including: • Service learning (see page 13) • Italian culture workshops • Traditional Italian meal gatherings • Speakers and entertainers on-campus • Talent shows • Wine and cheese tastings • Tours of Jesuit Rome • Soccer matches at Rome Stadium • Italian opera • Community Masses and worship • Cookouts and more < Top l.: A view of the River Tiber as night falls. Top r.: Piazza Navona, one of Rome's most captivating public spaces. Center: On Sunday mornings, visitors to the Porta Portese market find everything from fruits and vegetables to clothes and rare books. Bottom l.: The many historical buildings in Rome enliven everyday walks through the city. Bottom r.: Rome offers a wide range of trattorie, restaurants and pizzerias. { I DoceNTI } FACULTY Expert faculty members, generally with the highest academic degrees in their fields, teach Rome Center courses . Of the more than 20 faculty members, usually half are full-time . Professors are either visiting for a year from Loyola University Chicago, or are scholars and professionals residing in Rome . Visiting scholars provide supplemental evening lectures several times each semester . In addition, faculty members conduct many weekend tours for students to places of interest in Italy . "pROFESSORS REALLy CARED FOR uS, wAnTED uS TO HAvE Fun AnD LOvED wHAT THEy wERE DOInG. THEy bROuGHT THE COmmunITy AnD COunTRy InTO THE CLASSROOm. I TOOk A TOuR OF THE FORum THAT COuLDn'T HAvE COmE FROm A TOuR bOOk buT OnLy FROm A GREAT pROFESSOR!" bEnJAmIn bARTOLOmEI LOyOLA unIvERSITy CHICAGO { I corSI } COURSES* Class size averages 22 - 25 to allow for discussion and student/professor interaction . The Rome Center also offers various on-site courses held at historical and archaeological locations in or near Rome . ANThroPoLogY ANTH 334 Introduction to Classical Archaeology (Fall only) ANTH 340 Classical Archaeology: The Greek Temple (Spring only) BUSINeSS Courses are subject to change each year . MGMT 305 Global Business Strategy (Fall only) FINC 340 Emerging Markets (Fall only) cLASSIcAL STUDIeS: cLASSIcAL cIVILIzATIoN CLST 304 A History of Ancient Philosophy (Fall only) CLST 306 Art of Ancient Greece (Fall only) CLST 307 Art of the Roman World (Spring only) CLST 308 A History of Rome to Constantine (Spring only) CLST 309 Greece to Alexander the Great (Fall only) CLST 334 Introduction to Classical Archaeology (Fall only) CLST 340 Classical Archaeology: The Greek Temple (Spring only) CLST 395 Topography of Rome (Fall and Spring: On-site course) cLASSIcAL STUDIeS: greek or LATIN GREK 388/389 Readings in Greek Literature I/II (Fall and Spring) LATN 388/389 Readings in Latin Literature I/II (Fall and Spring) commUNIcATIoN CMUN 298 Italian Film History (Fall only) CMUN 298 Italian Film Genre (Spring only) eNgLISh ENGL 306 Studies in Women Writers (Fall only) ENGL 338 Studies in the Romantic Period (Spring only) ENGL 271 Introduction to Poetry (Spring only) ENGL 399 Special Studies in Literature (Fall and Spring) coUrSeS TAUghT IN eNgLISh: LUc.eDU/rome 11 { xI } fINe ArTS FNAR 113 Drawing I (Fall and Spring) FNAR 337 Art in the Roman World (Spring only) FNAR 336 Art of Ancient Greece (Fall only) FNAR 342 Art in Rome (Fall and Spring: On-site) FNAR 343 Baroque Art (Fall and Spring: On-site) FNAR 344 Italian Early Renaissance Art (Fall only) FNAR 345 Italian High Renaissance and Mannerist Art (Spring only) hISTorY HIST 300 Special Topics: Emperors, Bishops, Barbarians (Fall only) HIST 307 Greece to Alexander the Great (Fall only) HIST 308 A History of Rome to Constantine (Spring only) HIST 310 Formation of Medieval Europe (Spring only) HIST 335 Italy in the 19th and 20th Centuries (Fall and Spring) INTerNATIoNAL fILm AND meDIA STUDIeS IFMS 297 Italian Film History (Fall only) IFMS 297 Italian Film Genre (Spring only) INTerNATIoNAL STUDIeS INTS 260 Italian Masterpieces (Fall only) INTS 264 Italian Film Genre (Spring only) INTS 267 Italian Film History (Fall only) INTS 283 Studies in Italian Authors (Spring only) INTS 292 Italy Today (Fall and Spring) INTS 299 Comparative Literature: Identity, Otherness Violence (Fall and Spring) INTS 302 Italy: Culture and Context (Fall and Spring) INTS 305 Global Business Strategy (Fall only ) INTS 306 International Business: Emerging Markets (Fall only) INTS 335 Italy in the 19th and 20th Centuries (Fall and Spring) INTS 365 Italian Politics and Government (Fall and Spring) INTS 370 Internship in International Studies (Spring only) INTS 398 Evolution of European Security (Spring only) LITerATUre IN TrANSLATIoN LITR 260 Italian Masterpieces (Fall only) LITR 267 Italian Film History (Fall only) LITR 264 Italian Film Genre (Spring only) LITR 293 Italian Authors (Spring only) LITR 299 Comparative Literature (Fall and Spring) meDIeVAL STUDIeS MSTU 343 Special Topics: Emperors, Bishops, Barbarians (Fall only) MSTU 328 Formation of Medieval Europe (Spring only) mUSIc MUSC 154 Introduction to Opera (Fall and Spring) PeAce STUDIeS PAX 297 Evolution of European Security (Spring only) PAX 397 Human Rights: The View from Rome (Spring only) PhILoSoPhY PHIL 171 Philosophy of Religion (Fall and Spring) PHIL 181 Ethics (Fall and Spring) PHIL 304 History of Ancient Philosophy (Fall only) PHIL 309 Modern European Philosophy (Spring only) PoLITIcAL ScIeNce PLSC 300 Evolution of European Security (Spring only) PLSC 365 Italian Politics and Government (Fall and Spring) rome STUDIeS ROST 300 Italy: Culture and Context (Fall and Spring: Partially on-site) ROST 307 Art of the Roman World (Spring only) ROST 308 A History of Rome to Constantine (Spring only) ROST 335 19th and 20th Century Italy (Fall and Spring) ROST 342 Art in Rome (Fall and Spring: On-site) ROST 343 Baroque Art (Fall and Spring: On-site) ROST 344 Early Italian Renaissance Art (Fall only) ROST 345 Italian High Renaissance and Mannerist Art (Spring only) ROST 365 Italian Politics and Government (Fall and Spring) ROST 390 Special Topics: Human Rights - The View from Rome (Spring) ROST 395 Topography of Rome (Fall and Spring: On-site) SocIoLogY SOCL 280 Italy Today (Fall and Spring) TheoLogY THEO 105 The Church in the World (Fall only) THEO 106 Theology of Sacraments (Spring only) THEO 180 Theology of Pilgrimage (Spring only) THEO 181 Christianity through Time (Fall only) THEO 383 Catholic Writers and Rome (Spring only) THEO 393 Religion and Politics: The Papacy (Fall only) WomeN'S STUDIeS WOST 306 Studies in Women Writers (Fall only) ITALIAN ITAL 101 Italian I (Fall and Spring) ITAL 102 Italian II (Fall and Spring) ITAL 103 Italian III (Fall and Spring) ITAL 104 Italian IV (Fall and Spring) ITAL 250 Composition and Conversation I (Fall) ITAL 251 Composition and Conversation II (Spring) ITAL 300 Tutorial in Italian (Fall and Spring) coUrSeS TAUghT IN ITALIAN: *Courses are subject to change . For descriptions and syllabi for all courses, and any additional updates, visit: LUC.edu/rome . extraordinaryopportunities LUc.eDU/rome 1 { xIII } { STAgeS eD APPreNDImeNTo ATTrAVerSo IL SerVIzIo } "I wORkED AT THE InSTITuTO nAzIOnALE DI ARCHAEOLOGIA E STORIA DELL'ARTE. wHILE THERE, I SpEnT TImE In LIbRARIES RESEARCHInG THE FORTIFICATIOnS OF THE CITy OF ROmE, wHAT THEy COnSISTED OF, AnD HOw AnD wHy THEy CHAnGED. EACH wEEk I wEnT On-SITE TO THE pORTIOn OF THE wALL I HAD RESEARCHED THAT wEEk AnD mADE nOTES On my ObSERvATIOnS AnD TOOk pHOTOGRApHS. by THE EnD OF THE InTERnSHIp, I HAD COmpILED A mASSIvE RESEARCH pROJECT mORE THAn 40 pAGES LOnG. I HOpE TO uSE SOmE OF THAT RESEARCH TO pubLISH SOmETHInG SOOn." CHRISTInE GEIbEL LOyOLA unIvERSITy CHICAGO INTERNSHIPS ANd SERvICE LEARNING Participating in a service-learning project or an internship enables students to immerse themselves into Italian culture, become more proficient in the language, interact with locals and gain valuable experience . Students who study at Loyola's Rome Center for an academic year may participate in an internship while completing their regular coursework . Students interview in the Fall and participate in the internships in the Spring . The Rome Center's strong reputation has connected students to various types of organizations for internships . Sample organizations where students have held internships include, but are not limited to, the following: Governmental Offices • The French Government's National Center for Scientific Research in Rome (CNRS) • International Affairs Division of the Italian Senate International Organizations • International Development Law Office (IDLO) • International Office of Migration (IOM) • European Broadcasting Union Non-Profit Charitable Organizations • American Women's Association of Rome (AWAR) • Caritas • Communità di Sant' Egidio • Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) • Joe Nafuma Refugee Center • Roma Outreach < Top: Students pose outside St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. Bottom l.: The grand entrance to the Roman Forum. Bottom r.: The Vatican Museums house an exceptional collection of art and sculpture, as well as the breathtaking Sistine Chapel (Cappella Sistina). Private Companies • Baker and McKenzie Law Offices • Café Vintage • Cuiprodest Consulting • McDermott Will & Emery Law extraordinaryjourneys LUc.eDU/rome 1 { xv } { VIAggI DI STUDIo } STUdY TRIPS Students visit such exceptional locations as Pompeii, Venice, Greece, Northern Ireland, Tunisia and more, accompanied by expert faculty and staff . The itineraries build on coursework and encompass both academic and cultural interests . To make these valuable experiences possible, the Rome Center offers extended weekends, and longer trips during Fall and Spring breaks . Costs for study trips are additional, although scholarships (see below) and financial assistance (see page 17) are available . The Rome Center also arranges optional group travel to enable students to explore locations like Ostia Antica, Tivoli, the Catacombs and more . "I'LL ALwAyS REmEmbER THE TRIp TO nORTH AFRICA bECAuSE IT wAS SO muCH mORE THAn TRAvELInG. nOT OnLy DID wE vEnTuRE THROuGH THE SAHARA DESERT, buT wE ALSO FORmED FRIEnDSHIpS wITH ARAb STuDEnTS AnD ExpERIEnCED A muSLIm CuLTuRE." IAn bREnnAn unIvERSITy OF COLORADO, bOuLDER { BorSI DI STUDIo } SCHOLARSHIPS Students are encouraged to apply for several types of scholarships to help offset the cost of study in Rome . Loyola University Chicago students may apply current scholarships—as well as other types of financial aid—to the Rome Center . Visiting students are encouraged to visit their financial assistance or study abroad offices to determine if current scholarship funds will transfer to the Rome Center . For more information about financial assistance, see page 17 . To learn more about other available scholarship opportunities, visit: LUC.edu/rome . { VIAggI INDIPeNDeNTI } INdEPENdENT TRAvEL < Top l.: Enjoying lunch in an Italian courtyard. Top r.: A Tunisian mosque in the town of Sousse. Center: Students ride camels in Tunisia, Northern Africa. Bottom l.: Visiting the Parthenon during a student study trip to Greece. Bottom r.: Students frequently take advantage of travel to Milan and other Italian cities. Opportunities abound for independent travel in and around Italy, Europe and beyond . Students can fly to Athens, Budapest, Berlin, Dublin, London, Prague and many other exciting destinations . They can also take advantage of Rome's excellent rail connections to Italy and the rest of Europe . The Rome Center requires students to attend classes throughout the week and to schedule their independent travel for the weekends and holidays . Student must also leave an itinerary with Rome Center staff so they can be reached in case of an emergency . extraordinarylearning LUc.eDU/rome 1 { xvII } { coSTI e AIUTo fINANzIArIo } COSTS ANd FINANCIAL AId LoYoLA STUDeNTS' ProgrAm coSTS Loyola University Chicago students will pay tuition, fees, room and board to Loyola for the semester, year or summer while in Rome . Students will find these costs to be very similar to the cost of study in Chicago . Students presently attending Loyola University Chicago and receiving any assistance—Illinois State scholarships, grants, loans—can have these funds applied toward study at the Rome Center . The only funds that cannot travel to Rome are work-study dollars . "SpEnDInG A yEAR In ROmE wAS by FAR THE bEST DECISIOn I'vE EvER mADE. In ADDITIOn TO THE OppORTunITy TO ExpAnD my ITALIAn SpEAkInG SkILLS, I wAS AbLE TO wAnDER THE ETERnAL CITy TO my HEART'S COnTEnT, ExpLORInG EvERy bACkSTREET AnD ALLEywAy, AnD I ALSO TRAvELED TO pLACES I HAD DREAmT OF SInCE CHILDHOOD." RAECHEL HAzLETT LOyOLA unIvERSITy CHICAGO VISITINg STUDeNTS' ProgrAm coSTS Visiting students should check with the study abroad office at their home institutions about tuition cost, including fees, room and board, because some students may need to pay their home institution directly . Visiting students should also speak with their home institution's study abroad office or financial aid office about how financial aid may transfer to study at the John Felice Rome Center . ALL STUDeNTS Included in the program costs for semester or year-long study: • 12 - 18 credit hours • Shared residency • Two meals, lunch and dinner, seven days a week • Most costs for orientation weekend in Rome • Assitalia: mandatory Italian insurance • Some student activities • Physician services Additional costs students should consider: • Airline flight (Group option is available out of Chicago) • Study trips • Books purchased upon arrival in Rome • Supplemental insurance if not covered internationally by current provider • Other travel or miscellaneous costs For the latest information about tuition, fees, room and board, and more, please visit: LUC.edu/bursar . < Top l.: Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps. Top r.: Students explore the Colosseum. Center: The Roman Forum. Bottom l.: An on-site class studies the topography of Rome. Bottom r.: Michelangelo's Pietà in St. Peter's. extraordinarydiscoveries LUc.eDU/rome 1 { xIx } { Per IScrIVerSI } HOW TO APPLY • Print out application materials at: LUC.edu/rome . • Submit application materials up to one year in advance . ADmISSIOn CRITERIA • AT LEAST 30 SEmESTER HOuRS (OR 45 QuARTER HOuRS) OF CREDIT • AT LEAST A 2.75 (On A 4.0 SCALE) CumuLATIvE GRADE pOInT AvERAGE Qualified students enrolled in any accredited baccalaureate-granting college or university in the United States are welcome to apply . Students from schools other than Loyola University Chicago are designated as "visiting" students . rome ceNTer APPLIcATIoN checkLIST • Application: Found at: luc.edu/rome . • Passport information: Submit a photocopy of the basic information page of your valid passport, which should have an expiration date at least 90 days past the concluding date of the academic term in which you will be enrolled at the Rome Center . • A one-page typed essay: Explain why you want to study abroad and what you hope to gain from a year or semester at the John Felice Rome Center . • Recommendations • Academic Advisor or Dean • Judicial Life or Dean of Students • Study abroad office (visiting students only) • Official transcripts Please send materials to: Loyola University Chicago The John Felice Rome Center 6525 N . Sheridan Road Chicago, IL 60626 Applications will not be reviewed until all required materials are received by the Rome Center's Chicago office . < Top: The Colosseum lights up a dark Roman night. Bottom l.: Taking a break in Piazza Navona. Bottom r.: Winding cobblestone streets recall ancient Rome. { DAL DIreT Tore } FROM THE dIREC TOR Preparing people to lead extraordinary lives is the heart and soul— and promise—of Loyola University Chicago and its John Felice Rome Center in Italy . We are dedicated to giving students exceptional opportunities for global learning with Rome as their campus, and Europe (and beyond) as their classroom . Whether for a semester, summer or academic year, students from Loyola and from universities across the United States are welcomed each year to the Rome Center to study as well as to take advantage of opportunities to: • Become immersed in Italian history, culture and language . • Gain a deeper appreciation of centuries of art, architecture and culture in on-site classes with American and Italian professors . • Be inspired by Loyola's Jesuit tradition, which combines academic rigor with educating the whole person . • Participate in academic travel excursions throughout Italy and to Greece, Northern Ireland, Tunisia and beyond . • Acquire valuable international experience through internships and service work that can enhance future career opportunities . • Discover the Vatican, from the spiritual grandeur of St . Peter's to its spectacular art museums . • Enjoy a residential, American-style campus while living in Rome, the heart of Italian culture . As the new director of the Rome Center, I am committed to continuing its important heritage and legacy, established by its dynamic Founder and Director Emeritus John Felice more than 40 years ago, and valued by more than 14,000 alumni . I am also eager to make the Rome Center even more vibrant and exciting with expanded course offerings, and more varied internship, service and travel experiences throughout the Mediterranean region . I invite you to contact us for more information about Loyola's Rome Center, or apply today at: LUC.edu/rome . Ciao! EmILIO IODICE DIRECTOR JOHn FELICE ROmE CEnTER AnD ASSOCIATE pROvOST LOyOLA unIvERSITy CHICAGO { coNTAT TAcI } CONTAC T US The John Felice Rome Center Loyola University Chicago 6525 N . Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 Phone: 773.508.2760 | 1.800.344.ROMA Fax: 773.508.8797 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Visit: LUC.edu/rome Rome Center Campus Via Massimi, 114/A 00136 Rome, Italy Phone: 011.39.06.355881 Fax: 011.39.06.355.88.352 > A view of St. Peter's Basilica and the River Tiber. > A view of St. Peter's Basilica and the River Tiber. YOUR NEXT LECTURE COULD TAKE PLACE IN THE COLOSSEUM. Chicago's only Jesuit University. Learn more by visiting LUC.edu/rome. { fA L L , S P r I N g , f U L L - Y e A r o r S U m m e r S T U DY I N r o m e AT T h e j o h N f e L I c e r o m e c e N T e r } The John Felice Rome Center Loyola University Chicago 6525 N . Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 773 .508 .2760 | 1 .800 .344 .ROMA rome@luc .edu | LUC .edu/rome
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The sponsorship is aimed at encouraging busy mums to take a 'Selfish Reading Hour'.
As part of the tie-up, from 1 November Radox will be giving away a thousand books each month by a number of best-selling authors such as Marian Keynes, Jane Fallon, Jane Green and Adele Parks.
Fans of the parenting website simply have to click through banner ads on the book club to be in with a chance to win a free book. The winners will be selected each month. There are also regular competitions for Mumsnetters to win Radox products and spa breaks.
It is the first time Mumsnet's book club has had a sponsor in the 12 months it has been in existence.
The push forms part of the Sara Lee-owned brand 'Be Selfish' campaign, created by WCRS, which is targeting mums aged between 25 and 44 years old.
Carrie Longton, co-founder of Mumsnet, said: "Mumsnetters love to read, and as a mum myself I know that taking time out to read can definitely feel like a luxury sometimes. We're absolutely delighted that Radox is going to be sponsoring the very popular Mumsnet Book Club over the next six months and offering free books to our members."
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Welcome to the 2015 FIRST Scholarships Program. I'm Michelle, the Alumni Programs Manager at FIRST HQ. I'll be your guide through our Scholarship and Alumni Programs. You can reach me if you have any questions or needs at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a comment below.
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I want to thank the FIRST Marketing folks for helping me remove the spray paint and bumper stickers from the Frank Answers Fridays logo used last time. I'll just say this – the vandals will be caught and prosecuted to the fullest extent of my imagination.
The first question I answer below was pretty easy, so I decided to do two this week.
Today's first good question come from Kevin Pardus, a mentor from FRC Team 2890, The Hawk Collective, from Chesapeake, VA, USA:
Please see the note below from the FRC Engineering Team:
There are so many community developed tools that FRC teams and fans use throughout the season to keep tabs on their favorite teams and events, way too many to list. Until now, developers of those tools have been forced to scrape webpages or Twitter feeds for the data. This is not the best way for us to make the needed data available to those developers, and we want to change it.
As I said in an earlier blog, we have had a task force working on Championship eligibility for FRC. The members of this task force are as follows, in no particular order:
Please see the note below from FRC Kit of Parts Manager, Kate Pilotte, regarding motor controllers for 2015.
Hi all,
The Motor Controller landscape for the 2015 FRC season is going to be changing, and we'd like to share a few details in advance of Kickoff to give you a heads up. We normally only provide advance information on the upcoming season when necessary, but we think these details fall into that category.
Frank is on vacation this week. You may be able to tell this from the artistic additions some folks made to the traditional graphic above while he was otherwise occupied.
Before he left, he asked Lee Doucette, Youth Protection Program Manager here at FIRST, to answer a question he received.
This question is from Nate Laverdure, a mentor from FRC Team 2363, Triple Helix, from Newport News, Virginia, USA:
We are happy to announce that "FMS Lite", the stripped-down version of the Field Management System that many off-season events use, is now available for download via the Off-Season Events Page. Some highlights of the 2014 version:
Today's good question comes from Aaron Schmitz, an alumnus from FRC Team 2502, Talon Robotics, from Eden Prairie, Minnesota, USA:
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Hi my name is Li Shao. I am a Software Design Engineer in Test for the C++ team. In my earlier blog "Visual Studio 2010 C++ Project Upgrade Guide", I have mentioned about the change of Custom build Rules in VS2010. In this post, I would like to explain in more detail of the new format of the Custom Build Rules and some of its limitations in VS2010.
Custom build rule is a build feature introduced in VS2005. It provides the ability for the users to easily Plug-In third party tools to use in their build process. The custom build rule is defined by ".rules" files. Rules for MASM (Microsoft Micro Assembler) and LIC (License Compiler) are shipped in the box for VS2005 and VS2008.
In VS2010, due to the migration to MSBuild, the information in the rules file is represented by three files: .XML, .props and .targets files. The XML file defines the property and switch mapping. The props file initializes the property values and the targets file generates the task based on the XML file and has the build logic. MASM and LIC custom build rules are also shipped in VS2010 with this new format. In the next couple of paragraphs, I will use MASM rule as an example to explain some important parts of the new custom build rule format and hope to give you some ideas on how to read custom build rule files if you need to.
MASM custom build rule is available at %ProgramFiles%\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\BuildCustomizations or %ProgramFiles(x86)%\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\BuildCustomizations on x64 machine. You have the following in the MASM.XML file.
DisplayName="Generate Debug Information"
Description="Generates Debug Information. (/Zi)"
Switch="/Zi" />
With this XML file definition, "GenerateDebugInformation" is mapped to /Zi
In the file MASM.Props, "GenerateDebugInformation" is initialized to "True" (see highlighted line below)
<CommandLineTemplate Condition="'$(Platform)' == 'Win32'">ml.exe /c [AllOptions] [AdditionalOptions] /Ta[Inputs]</CommandLineTemplate>
<CommandLineTemplate Condition="'$(Platform)' == 'X64'">ml64.exe /c [AllOptions] [AdditionalOptions] /Ta[Inputs]</CommandLineTemplate>
<CommandLineTemplate Condition="'$(Platform)' != 'Win32' and '$(Platform)' != 'X64'">echo MASM not supported on this platform</CommandLineTemplate>
<ExecutionDescription>Assembling [Inputs]...</ExecutionDescription>
The MASM.XML file is imported by the MASM.targets file. MSBuild relies on the Task Generator to generate the task for the custom build rule.
The values initialized in MASM.props file is also passed to the targets:
Inputs="%(MASM.Identity)" />
The build logic is in the .targets file as well. For example, these lines define the inputs and outputs for MASM:
This defines what outputs from MASM need to be passed to Linker/Lib:
Condition="'@(MASM)' != ''">
<Link Include="@(MASM->Metadata('ObjectFileName')->Distinct()->ClearMetadata())" Condition="'%(MASM.ExcludedFromBuild)' != 'true'"/>
<Lib Include="@(MASM->Metadata('ObjectFileName')->Distinct()->ClearMetadata())" Condition="'%(MASM.ExcludedFromBuild)' != 'true'"/>
</Target >
MASM.props and MASM.targets file are imported by project files (.vcxproj) if the custom build rule for MASM is enabled.
<ImportGroup Label="ExtensionSettings">
<Import Project="$(VCTargetsPath)\BuildCustomizations\masm.props" />
<ImportGroup Label="ExtensionTargets">
<Import Project="$(VCTargetsPath)\BuildCustomizations\masm.targets" />
VS2010 supports automatic conversion of the .rules file to .xml, .props and .targets files. The new build rules, in general, can be built without any modification. However, there are a few limitations that may require additional modification to the rule files. I will use custom build rules comes with CUDA tool kit and custom build rules that work with YASM tool as examples.
One major limitation is that MSBuild does not support expanding environment variables if they are part of the switches when generating tasks. Take the CUDA rule, for example. You have the following in your original rule file:
DisplayName="NVCC Compilation Type"
Description="Select desired output of NVCC compilation (-c/-compile, -cuda, -gpu, -cubin, -ptx)"
Switch="--compile -o "$(IntDir)\$(InputName).cu.obj""
DisplayName="Generate hybrid object file (--compile / -c)"
Switch="-cuda -o "$(IntDir)\$(InputName).cu.c""
DisplayName="Generate hybrid .c file (-cuda)"
They will be converted into:
DisplayName="NVCC Compilation Type"
Description="Select desired output of NVCC compilation (-c/-compile, -cuda, -gpu, -cubin, -ptx)">
DisplayName="Generate hybrid object file (--compile / -c)"
Switch="--compile -o "$(IntDir)\$(InputName).cu.obj"" />
DisplayName="Generate hybrid .c file (-cuda)"
Switch="-cuda -o "$(IntDir)\$(InputName).cu.c"" />
The $(IntDir) and $(IntputName), however, will not be expanded during compile due to the limitation of the task generated by the task generator. As a result, you will see the following command line that $(IntDir) and $(InputName) are not expanded.
-arch sm_10 -ccbin "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin" -Xcompiler "/EHsc /W3 /nologo /O2 /Zi /MT " -I -maxrregcount=32 --compile -o "$(IntDir)\$(InputName).cu.obj" "C:\cuda\cuda\cuda2.cu"
To work around this, you need to redefine the value in the converted targets file as follows:
<CUDA_Build_Rule Condition="'%(CUDA_Build_Rule.NvccCompilation)' == '0'">
<NvccCompilation>-c -o "$(IntDir)\%(Filename).cu.obj"</NvccCompilation>
<CUDA_Build_Rule Condition="'%(CUDA_Build_Rule.NvccCompilation)' == '1'">
<NvccCompilation>-cuda -o "$(IntDir)\%(Filename).cu.c"</NvccCompilation>
You can take a look of this post on the modified converted CUDA rule files.
MsBuild evaluates properties values in sequential order or early evaluation, versus late evaluation in the old VCBuild system. Here is an example of early evaluation: if you have property a= property b; property b= property c; a, however, is not necessary equal to c, as MSBuid will not go back to reevaluate the value of a.
As a result of early evaluation, some manual modification of the converted rule files may be needed in certain circumstances. Take YASM rule for example, if your object files are not in the default $(IntDir)\%(Filename).obj defined by the rule file,, but $(IntDir)mpn\%(Filename).obj, you may need to change "Outputs" to "ObjectFileName" in the targets file for custom build rules. For example, in YASM.props, you have this defined:
<CommandLineTemplate>yasm -Xvc -f $(Platform) [AllOptions] [AdditionalOptions] [Inputs]</CommandLineTemplate>
As a result, "Outputs" value is "$(IntDir)%(FileName).obj".
This YASM.props is imported into project file. After the import, the project defines the value for ObjectFileName as such:
At this time, the value of "ObjectFileName", which is "$(IntDir)mpn\%(Filename).obj" is out of sync with the value of "Outputs", which still has the value of "$(IntDir)%(FileName).obj".
This is what you have in the targets file after conversion:
Condition="'@(YASM)' != ''"
Condition="'@(SelectedFiles)' != ''">
Condition="'%(Identity)' != '@(SelectedFiles)'" />
Condition="'%(YASM.Outputs)' != '' and '%(YASM.ExcludedFromBuild)' != 'true'">
<Source>@(YASM, '|')</Source>
Since Outputs="@(YASM->'%(Outputs)')" are what are being passed to the linker, as a result, nothing generated from YASM will be passed. The fix is to change "Outputs" to "ObjectFileName".
Condition="'@(YASM)' != ''"
Outputs="@(YASM->Metadata('ObjectFileName') ->Distinct())"
Condition="'@(SelectedFiles)' != ''">
Condition="'%(Identity)' != '@(SelectedFiles)'" />
Condition="'%(YASM.ObjectFileName)' != '' and '%(YASM.ExcludedFromBuild)' != 'true'">
Please take a look of this connect bug on the version of custom build rules that can work with YASM tools.
You can also find a version of VS2010 custom build rule here that can work with the version of YASM executable (VSYASM) that supports batching.
Another limitation is that quotes around files are not properly handled. You may get errors like the following:
error MSB4023: Cannot evaluate the item metadata "%(Extension)". The item metadata "%(Extension)" cannot be applied to the path ""x64\Release\add_err1_n.obj"". Illegal characters in path.
You will need to manually remove the quotes in the project file and/or .props file.
One major change is that there is no more UI support in VS2010 to help you create custom build rule, although all your previous custom build rules from VS2005 and VS2008 can be converted to the VS2010 format. We are investigating ways to ease the inconvenience of the lack of UI support. The purpose of the blog is also to help you understand some of the underlying design so that you can make some small changes if needed.
@Richard MacCutchan
Could you send me a repro of your problem including the original rule file? I will be glad to take a look. My Email is LISHAO AT Microsoft Dot COM
Li Shao, C++ Project and Build Team
I have a similar issue as described by Richard MacCutchan.
Basically I have an .mc file which generates a header file with the following rule:
mc.exe -v -c -s -x .\ -U "$(InputPath)"
which works perfectly for VS2005 and VS2008
But, when I converted the project to VS2010
I now have the following rule in the custom build step of the mc file:
mc.exe -v -c -s -x .\ -U "%(FullPath)"
Now when I build this project, it fails with the following message:
1>mc : error : 0x3 trying to open file <.\>.
I then removed the -x option from the command line.It now builds successfully, but does not generate the header file. We are now unable to proceed with our conversion process. Please let me know if this is a bug and if there is any workaround. Thanks.
Thank you for reporting the issue. The custom build step is converted correctly as far as conversion is concerned. If you take a look of the VS2008 and VS2010 MC command line that are generated by the custom build step, they are identical. $(InoutPath) maps to %(FullPath) in VS2010 if it is set on the file level.
I see the same error when running the command line in the VS2010 command prompt and no errors when running the same command line in VS2008 command prompt. So this seems to be a behavior change in MC tool itself. I will find out more about the MC change from the team who owns MC and get back to you.
@ dev Sorry for the delay in replying. The forum was undergoing reconstruction so I could not post my answer.
I checked with the people who owns the MC tool. It looks like this is a design change for mc.exe in recent WinSDKs.
Here is what it says in this MSDN link: msdn.microsoft.com/.../aa385638(VS.85).aspx:
Use this argument to create a baseline of your instrumentation. Specify the path to the folder that contains your baseline manifest files. For subsequent releases, you would then use the -t argument to check the new manifest against the baseline for compatibility issues.
Prior to MC version 1.12.7051: Not available
-s option was simply ignored in MC.exe that came with WInSDK 6.0a in VS2008.
In VS2010, to accommodate this mc change, you can fix the commandline by passing path to -s
mc.exe -v -c –s .\ -x .\ -U <.mc>
this is horrible, I am not even able to read all this stuff, I gues I will tather live without custom rules...
@ plvle Yes, we understand not having the custom build rule UI can cause some inconvenience. What particular problems you have?
Li Shao, Project and Build Team
I am facing the same issue.
How can I do a custom mc.exe step without the -s option?
@Poiuy I think with the latest mc, you have to supply the -s option. This is required by the MC tool. You can set the path the same as the one that you pass to -x option.
I can find no information about how to create a new custom build rule. How is this done? This seems quite important, and I can't find any information about how to do this. Do we have to edit all three files?
Unfortunately, there is no UI support to create custom build rule in VS2010. The decision was made due to resource constrain and the customer survey results indicated that custom build rule was not widely used. If you have a rule created with VS2008, VS2010 can convert it for you. What type of custom build rule you would like to create?
Li Shao, MSFT


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I am so sorry for your loss. Although, I do not know your family personally, I would like to share an encouraging thought from the Bible. You have my deepest sympathy. May you find comfort in knowing that Jehovah God will soon remove all sickness and death. (Isaiah 33:24 fand Isaiah 25:8) Jehovah hates death; he views it as an enemy. (1 Corinthians 15:26) He yearns to bring back those who are in his memory and to see them live on earth again. (Job 14:14,15).To find out more about these wonderful promises Jehovah has for the future, please visit http://www.jw.org.


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- Calphalon® Brushed Stainless Steel Toasters would look great on any kitchen countertop and are designed to deliver perfectly toasted bread the way you like it every time
- Shade control knob features variable darkness settings
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- Bagel, Defrost, Reheat, and Cancel buttons
- Cord conveniently wraps under base for easy storage when not in use
- Removable crumb tray
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1852 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-148, Pollock-176, Low R.7, PR65 NGC....
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Distinctive 1852 'Ring' Gold Dollar1852 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-148, Pollock-176, Low R.7, PR65 NGC.
Struck in Copper-Nickel
Judd-148, PR65
Struck in Copper-Nickel
Judd-148, PR65
Design. The obverse features a line design, described as a circle of six bows by early catalogers, around the central perforation. The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around, with 1852 below. The reverse consists of the denomination DOLLAR above, and an open wreath below. Struck on an annular copper-nickel planchet, with a plain edge.
Commentary. Judd-148 is from a more intricate design than the other pattern dollars of 1852. The annular design was an attempt to create a larger-diameter coin without increasing the amount of gold in each specimen. Unfortunately, problems ejecting the coins after striking made this innovation impractical.
Physical Description. A beautifully preserved example with a sharp strike and virtually no distractions. Bright overall with some light toning in shades of gray and brown, primarily on the reverse. NGC Census: 5 in PR65, none finer. PCGS Population: 3 in PR65, none finer (12/08).
Provenance. Ex: Yale University Sale (Stack's, 12/1971), lot 370.
From The Lemus Collection, Queller Family Collection Part Two. (PCGS# 11614)
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A site for owners of Framus Guitars.
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I am trying to repair my Framus Hootenany.My big problem is that I have no tuners. I don't know what configuration the tuners are. Are they single style or are they two strips? I can't find any…Continue
Started by marc landry. Last reply by Allen Apr 20.
I found a rare Framus 12 string at a flea market and I didn't even notice it had a 16 fret neck. With all that neck and all that head the only case I can use is a gig bag and it sticks out about 6".…Continue
Started by Stan Wells. Last reply by Stan Wells Jan 31, 2014.
Hi, do you know where I can get a bridge for a Framus Amatuer 5/1? Thanks. The action is heck. I'm going to drop the bridge a bit with a belt sander. Before I do I'd like to know where I can get…Continue
Started by Rowland Vela. Last reply by Rowland Vela Jan 8, 2014.
There is not much info available about these guitars. Yours is a 12 string Texan, it seems identical to mine excepted for the colour and finish. You can find the construction date on the label inside, two digits for the year and a letter for the month (67E means may of 1967). Yours seems to be older than mine, relying on the shape of the peghead. Framus Texans were made as popular instruments, designed to strum chords while singing, rather than to play fast or brilliant solos.
They were made in 6 string and 12 string versions.
Limited series were made with some "custom" finish, like mine and yours, and the "Falcon" is, as far as I know, a kind of "Texan De Luxe", with a little more custom features like elaborate bindings or string-by-string adjustable bridges, like Ginger's one.
May I ask you, what kind of "minor adjustment" you made on your guitar ?
Thanks in advance, and have a nice guitar year !
I just picked up this 12 string. But I cant find out much info at all about it. Ive tried to contact the Framus museum website about it for some information. But haven't heard back from them. The only other one I can seem to find is here and owned by member Ginger. So if anyone can give me any information about it, I would be very grateful. I did a minor adjustment to the neck and put some new strings on it and it plays like "butter" it is a very quiet guitar but sounds great!
I wish to fit a floating pickup to my Framus Calypso archtop. I think a slimline soundhole pickup would do the job cheaply and well. Anyone tried this?
$367.66 price has gone up a bit
Hey everyone! Just joined to post a Framus Sorella (appears to be an archtop) on Goodwill:
Currently $5 - 6 days left - $15 shipping (priority!)...
Anyone want to fix her a bit? ;-)
Allen & Steve -- the bridge helped immensely when no one was able to make the neck completely true for me. I took it to a specialist at a music store locally & he handed it off to a guy who fixes electric basses. They got the guitar sounding perfect! I'll try to get something uploaded playing it, but time is not something I have a lot of right now. ='{ Stay tuned...or bear with me, whichever suits the situation...lol!
@ Ginger: so you have a great story about your guitar. Fiona Boyd has something that makes me think of a "Noble Lady with a Guitar". Great picture of the adjustable bridge, too, quite rare indeed on this guitar type. Maybe it is a real improvement: on my Texan 12 strings, the 4 treble strings are uneasy to get in tune and a tendency to sound dull. About making guitars for renowned artists, the French singer-composer Michel Polnareff can be seen on the sleeve of one of his early singles "Mes regrets", with a 12 string Framus similar to mine - although the 12 string guitar he actually played was a Hagström. I think you should work out one or two songs or sound samples on your Framus 12 strings, it would be interesting to listen to. Thanks for this interesting info.
Are you able to get great intonation on this then? One of the problems with all acoustics has been getting them in tune everywhere. Even the best of the best can only get so close because it's in imperfect instrument, that happens to be perfect for most of us. Electric guitars have for most of their existence had the ability to change individual string lengths, but even looking at a floating bridge on my friends 6 figure D'Angelico, all you can do is move the bridge around on the top until the 2 E strings are intonated, and then hope for the best on the others. Sure you can play around with raising and lowering nut and bridge saddle slots, and adding pieces to the front or back, and incorporate a zero fret, all of which had been done, but what was done on your guitar just makes so much sense.....metal saddle? Maybe that is a reason....not sure of the mechanics, but it might not be something you can do with a separate piece.
Allen, wouldn't that be something? I would never have known any of this if I hadn't contacted Framus to find out if I could get some original tuners. Two of mine were bent & also the thread was stripped. I had no way of knowing how to tell him what guitar I had because thee is nothing written inside it...the sticker had not been filled out. His info was that the guitar had been made for a Canadian guitarist named Liona Boyd. She plays classical but wanted a 12 string guitar & approached them while in Germany. The guitar gained interest as people asked her about it & Framus decided to test the market in Canada. That's where mine is from. The difference between mine & 99% of the other Framus' is that adjustable bridge...it can be raised & lowered as well as shortening or lengthening each individual set of strings. The little wedges are fossilized bone I was told. I hope his pic isn't too big or too small...she said in her best Goldilocks voice!
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