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Another non-commercial item for the usual reasons.
It's similar to the type of viewer used in a rec room of sorts wherein really bad news was announced to a large group of people.
I have dutifully refrained from including a whole bunch of really bad news pictures of things coming 'cause like well ... there's just so many to choose from! So replace the holding texture with something appropriate for your scenes, templates are included. Everything is uvmapped and there are several shading domains so nothing is really overlapping.
.pp2 files should work in all the present day staging programs from D/S3+ and Poser7+.
n.b. the viewer [wall phone] also makes for a nice ceiling light, doorway, picture frame, etc.


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I'm not up on what has been done for the oxidation but I 'm sure it is on the PF page in the product description.
Part of my interest is for the hardening, specifically for Efke.
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SAN FRANCISCO - 2009: Jed York of the San Francisco 49ers poses for his 2009 NFL headshot at photo day in San Francisco, California. (Photo by NFL Photos)
Stop me if this sounds familiar: The San Francisco 49ers are rolling into the Super Bowl with a young owner, whose first couple of coaching hires were flops, who was an outsider in a city that is suspicious of outsiders, and who at times acted just a little too impetuously. Sure sounds like Eddie DeBartolo, doesn't it? Only this time it's his nephew, Jed York. It is hardly a coincidence that the 49ers, who dominated the league for two decades when DeBartolo owned them, are back in the championship conversation just a couple years after York was given the big office and began to lean on his uncle for advice. So much in common ... Eddie hired Ken Meyer, Pete McCulley and Fred O'Connor as coaches. Jed was in on the process that hired Mike Nolan, then hired Mike Singletary by himself. "He made mistakes, and I made mistakes," York said in an exclusive interview with The Sports Xchange. Yeah, they did. But then both of them proved they knew how to recover from their mistakes. ...
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NEW ORLEANS - NOVEMBER 08: Defensive end Will Smith #91 of the New Orleans Saints at Louisiana Superdome on November 8, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Saints defensive end Will Smith, reinstated Friday after his bounty suspension was lifted by an NFL appeals panel, is in uniform for New Orleans' opener against Washington. However, Saints starting cornerback Jabari Greer, who spent much of the preseason rehabbing a sports hernia, is out. Greer was among four players the Saints scratched on Sunday, along with three healthy players: running back Chris Ivory, and defensive tackles Tyrunn Walker and Akiem Hicks. The Saints entered with 50 players on the active roster after cutting receiver Adrian Arrington and fullback Korey Hall, and using roster exemptions on re-instated linebacker Jon Vilma and linebacker Barrett Ruud. The Redskins scratched seven players, including safety Brandon Meriweather (left knee), defensive tackle Chris Baker, and guards Josh LeRibeus and Adam Gettis.
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QUARTERBACK U.? By chance the other day I was thinking about the starting quarterbacks in the NFL and noticed that only two of them (Christian Ponder and EJ Manuel) went to the same college (Florida State). I find it remarkable that there isn't one big name university that churns out top quarterbacks. Has it always been like this or is this something new? And why do you think this is?
—Joe, Utica, N.Y.
Well, Russell Wilson and Phillip Rivers and Mike Glennon all went to N.C. State, and all are current NFL starters. But, I don't view Raleigh as the cradle of quarterbacks or anything like that. I just think it's coincidental. There are, what? Something like 120 major colleges playing football? I don't think it's unusual to have 32 starters coming from, say, 28 or 30 different schools. And I think that will continue next year with the 2014 draft. You might see quarterbacks from schools that aren't known for developing NFL talent at that position—Louisville, Texas A&M, LSU—as high draft choices.
ON SCOUTING AND DRAFTING. The fact the Saints and Patriots have so many undrafted players on their rosters could just as easily be interpreted to mean they have poor scouting and talent evaluating personnel. If they were so great at evaluating talent, then they would have rosters full of their own draft picks that would be starting. Seems to me they whiffed quite a bit on the draft, requiring them to bring in other players.
That might be true. The Patriots, in particular, are awful at scouting and drafting cornerbacks as that continues to be an area of weakness. However, if the Patriots have 14 rookies on the 53-man roster, as they do, does that necessarily mean that the players that they drafted in the past are bad? Or does it mean that guys like Joe Vellano—the defensive tackle getting his opportunity because Vince Wilfork went down—are taking advantage of opportunities because the Patriots have developed their players well?
I believe a lot of teams in New England's position—watching a player the caliber of Wilfork go down—would go to the waiver wire and get whatever big-bodied defensive tackle they could find on the street. The Patriots and Saints are two teams that don't do that. They aren't afraid of playing a very green player already on their roster and giving that guy a chance to prove himself.
THIS GUY WANTS ROMO OUT. I hope the Cowboys take a good look at the rookie QB crop in May and start grooming Tony Romo's replacement. He is good enough to get you to the brink of an important win—and then lose it in the clutch.
—Randall Allen
The question is simple: do you want to start over with a quarterback who might not have that flaw and work for a year or two to see if he's good enough to be your long-term quarterback? Or do you want to live with Romo? I am not defending the glitch in Romo's game; he's made many mistakes at inopportune times. I simply am making the point that a guy who puts up 48 points and 506 yards on a 5-0 team, a team acknowledged by any rational football observer to be the best team in football, is probably worth keeping.
ADVICE FOR YOUNG WRITERS. Thank you for reading my daughter's interview in the New York Times and mentioning it on MMQB. Do you have any advice you would give to a young, aspiring journalist?
—Marc Smilow
You must be so proud of your daughter. I am inspired by her. My only advice would be that she should read everyday—and I don't mean Internet gossipy stuff, but rather good writers and good sportswriters that she might want to emulate—and she should write as often as she can. Writing is as much a craft as it is a profession. It takes plenty of practice over the years to be good. Your daughter is well on her way. Congratulations and good luck.
DEFENDING MANNING. Why do teams, like Dallas this weekend, insist on defending Denver straight up, like they are any other team? Bill Belichick and Eric Mangini both showed that when Brady and Manning are at their best, the way to defend them is the amoeba defense —have everyone moving pre-snap, play one or two linemen, with more LBs and DBs, and deny their pre-snap reads. That defense has been shown to confuse Manning. I'm not saying it will shut him out, but if you just play your standard 3-4/cover 2, you have NO shot. Why do teams make it so easy for Manning instead of trying to confuse him, at least a little bit?
—Jim Kloss
One of the toughest things to do with Manning is to confuse him pre-snap. In the first game of this season, with several Ravens who knew Manning very well from previous matchups, Manning changed stuff at the line of scrimmage that no opponent could know. I've been told that he actually used the same words in some of his communication at the line that he had used in the past, but some of the words and formations that looked similar to what he once used in Indianapolis were actually diametrically opposed to what he really did in that game.
But I agree with you. There are two keys to defending Manning. One is to give him absolutely as much confusion pre-snap as possible. Two is to physically compete with his receivers so that they are thrown off their regular route patterns. It also helps if your offense can run the ball very well to let the clock run so that Manning has fewer possessions.
POLITICAL PROBLEM. As much as I love you for your football analysis, I hate you taking sides in political battles. Most of us, dare I say all of us, come to SI for your football punditry precisely as an escape from all the BS in Washington. Do us all a favor and give us this refuge, politics free?
—Jeffrey Martin, Tucson, Ariz.
I guess you're referring to Jon Stewart as one of my Quotes of the Week? A quote that referred to the New York Giants? I thought it was hilarious. I'm probably going to continue to use quotes from people I think are funny. But I understand and I get it. You don't want to hear political commentary from me. Other than the occasional gun issue, which I think we would all be un-American to ignore, I will do my best to stay free from politics in the column. And believe me, I really appreciate you reading.
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO. 0-4 TB cut him. By no means are they a model franchise known for wise moves. but coaches on the hot seat certainly dont cut "good" players.
I guess Cassel's most admirable performance means nothing. I am finally understanding why the Vikings seem to go nowhere. Freeman is like Ponder and will throw picks all over the place. I would hang with Cassel and draft a franchise QB next year.
Freeman will get more help in Minnesota than Tampa Bay, but mainly he will free of a carping coach & worthless staff. Musgrave, the OC, was a QB and a QB coach plus they have 2 QB coaches, but the remainder to the season will blow by, with little or no learning curve gains. It looks mostly like game management, with no errors and enough vertical passing to keep safeties out of the box. No matter how Freeman does, up or down, it is hard to imagine anyone taking him next year, in favor of a mass of really good looking QB's entering the draft. In fact the Vikings could be better off with this one year patch-work deal, looking for long term needs in the draft.
> Well, Russell Wilson and Phillip Rivers and Mike Glennon all went to N.C. State
Uhhh, you sure about that? Care to make a wager that that list is just a tad wrong?
> Well, Russell Wilson and Phillip Rivers and Mike Glennon all went to N.C. State
Uhhh...you sure about that? Care to make a small wager that list is a tad incorrect?
Ponders, gravy training wife will find a real estate entrepreneur she can goof around with and dump his "A"
I for one think he should write about whatever he wants as well. As far as the Jon Stewart comment, its as funny as hell as well as true. But not only that, the government shutdown does have something to do with the NFL. The NFL, one of the most popular sporting events, wasn't shown last week on the Armed Forces Network because of the government shutdown. So they are related.
I love hearing intelligent people's words on the issues that matter. This is his column and he should be able to write things that he believes should go in it. He focuses almost everything on sports and the NFL so a political commentary every once in a while should be okay for anyone to tolerate. Stop being so sensitive.
I wish Freeman the best in Minnesota. Greg Schiano is a franchise killer. A disaster as a coach. Freeman may never be great, but I see him doing well in a system run by intelligent football people.
I say write as much as you want about whatever want. The best part about MMQB is ready the comments. I can practically all the pudgy fingers typing with extra anger. say it with me slowly....Diabeetus
In the only recent poll to ask native people about the subject, 90 percent of respondents did not consider the term (Redskins) offensive...
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Read it and weep, guy who writes this column!!!
I am very PRO Peter King but he is seriously going to say all the political talk refers to one quote from Jon Stewart? Does he read his own material? There are tons of political nuggets. I for one do not care, I can pick and choose what I read but it obviously gets a lot of other people seething.
It looks like PK finally read the memo from his advertisers. STOP THE POLITICAL TALK. The vast majority of PK's audience is white males. And, 62% of white males voted for Romney. The advertisers know that it is not good to piss off the vast majority of readers with inane political commentary...especially for a football column.
@s1an3 Wilson transferred to Wisconsin from NC State, dude. And he was a starter there for three seasons.
Actually, the statement is quite right. All three played football at NC State.
No one is saying he should not write what he wishes!
But, once written, then WE have the right to criticize and respond in any way we wish!
So stop being sensitive!!!
@Jon8 See, this is called cherry picking information. The article states that there are "2 million Indians enrolled in 566 federally recognized tribes, plus another 3.2 million who tell the Census they are Indian," and that the 2004 consisted of only 768 people who identified themselves as Native American. Not exactly a large sample group.
@Jon8 I just read the CBS article about the poll. It says that in 2004, the number was 9 in 10 unoffended. But it also says that in the most recent poll--April 2013--it's now 8 in 10. Draw a trend line, maybe that's why people are beginning to take notice...
@RayHuggyBearYoung He admits he talks about guns. Otherwise, go ahead, name a few "nuggets." Just because a few dopes on the Internet are all worked up about something doesn't make it a real thing.
Wait, are you thinking of Peter T. King, the Republican congressman from New York? If so, then yes, he talks about politics a lot. Football, not so much, but then again who would want to dwell on the Giants this season? Then again, that Peter King wanted the Republicans to knock it off with the defund-Obamacare stuff, too.
@pamperofirpo I'm a white lesbian scientist who studies air pollution and climate change-needless to say, not a Romney supporter. However, I am a long time reader of PK and MMQB. Football is the most popular sport in America right now, and America is most definitely not composed of white males, so there is no reason to think PK's readership is solely white males.
On a more important note, as a Bucs fan, I don't think Freeman is a fix for the Vikes long term.
@pamperofirpo A. Aside from the occasional gun issue and referring to a funny line from the Daily Show, please cite some of this "POLITICAL TALK" that's apparently so prevalent.
B. It's fun that you believe that most of PK's readers are white men, that all those white Romney voters are apparently in favor of shutting down the government (John McCain might beg to differ) and that they're so insecure that they'd stop reading a 1,000-plus-word football column due to, what, four lines that touch on a political issue.
@pamperofirpo ~ Just curious how you know what the demographic makeup of PK's audience is?
@Jon8 You have no "rights" here, SI can close this site for comments or block you whenever they feel like it.
You have to be kidding. PK continually has made disparaging remarks to "Republicans", "conservatives", and "those tea party members". But, I will say this. Since the new MMQB debuted in August, the political commentary is way down from before. Perhaps PK knows he will look like a fool defending Obama over those nasty "phony scandals". Or, more likely, his advertisers told him to tone the political rhetoric down. It is not a good idea for PK to disparage the ideals of the vast majority of his audience.
@SpartanTarget @RayHuggyBearYoung No, let's not pretend the political stuff is limited to one innocuous semi-football related comment in a blue moon. That's just not the case, and to suggest it's limited like that really makes it seem like you are deliberately trying to hide it. I'm not going to go digging through columns and cite specific cases, but I know most regular readers will recognize that we can expect, roughly, one politically motivated comment or point in the mmqb articles. Now, that's not a lot by any measure, but it's not unreasonable to expect that people really want that number to be absolutely zero in their start-of-the-week all-encompassing football article, especially given how vicious and caustic politics are at this point. Regardless of which side of the aisle you find yourself on, it's just unpleasant sometimes, and you'd rather hear just about football.
Beyond this though, I think that people on this site could possibly overlook the political commentary without much trouble, but the problem I see is that often Peter's comments can be vapid and uninformed. Which leads to people desperately pointing out the flaws in a simplistic comparison, or false analogy. Which of course leads to all sorts of back and forth in the comments. Again, I'm not going to dig up anything, but I know that I've seen this more than a few times. One instance that comes to mind was in the last year or two, I don't recall exactly, when in comparison to the players' union Peter made a comment about pending anti-union legislation in some Midwest state. Perhaps another commenter can clear up the details on this, but it really was a comparison that was meant to disparage the governor of the state in question (I believe) that shouldn't have been made, based on the differences in the types of unions in each case, and many commenters took him to task for his ignorance. It's these sorts of things, in my opinion, that make people just wish Peter would just..speak to football. No one expects him to be an all-informed political expert, so let's just ditch that and talk about the NFL. That's why we're here.
@fbfan11 @pamperofirpo 62% does not equal 100%- just sayin
@fbfan11 @pamperofirpo Preach sister!
@fbfan11 @pamperofirpo C'mon! You're realistic enough to know that climate change is legitimate, but you still believe in the Bucs?!
Kidding aside, keep up the good work.
@SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo We do not stop reading, we read and then lambaste, the guy who writes this column! (Note: I refuse to use the name of the person who writes this column as I find it offensive!)
@SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo~ Spartan... you get the BOOM award for that post... best line? "... and that they're so insecure that they'd stop reading a 1,000-plus-word football column due to, what, four lines that touch on a political issue."
Luv it!... lol.
I am in the advertising business. Media research shows that white males represent the largest part of PK's audience...by far.
What a keyboard warrior!!!
The Redskins were prominently discussed in the guy who writes this column's MMQB on Monday.
This is mailbag day for THAT Monday column!
Now who is not on topic clown??!!!
@SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo I agree. An offer of proof is necessary when making claims such as these if you expect them to be taken seriously.
@pamperofirpo Sorry, but you too fail the "This happens all the time but I don't have a single example!" Internet stink test.
@josef918 @SpartanTarget @RayHuggyBearYoung I'm a regular MMQB reader, and I don't expect that. So again, prove it. If you can expect "roughly, one politically motivated comment or point in the mmqb articles," then go back to, I dunno, roughly the last column and find one. Or the one before that. Or the one before that. Seriously, this shouldn't require a deep archive dive, according to your own premise. As it stands, you just sound silly. "I'm going to accuse a guy of being political in pretty much every single column, yet offer absolutely no proof." Right. Sorry, but you're pretty sports-oriented, right? Aren't those often driven by statistics? What if PK wrote that Eli Manning throws, roughly, eight interceptions a game, but he didn't feel like offering any support for that assertion. Would you be a bit skeptical?
@Jon8 @BY @SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo I think you mean your CONSTITUTIONAL right to free speech. Not sure I've ever heard of an "editorial" right to free speech.
That aside, I would consider myself a liberal and I love freedom of expression and am all for it. It has been my experience that when given the opportunity to express one's ideas freely, people will usually show themselves for what they are if given enough time and the best argument will become obvious.
If you have a point, it is lost in your generalizations (liberals do not hate free speech just as conservatives don't all want to shout down anyone who disagrees with them - you are dealing in Glen Beck stereotypes my friend.
As to your opinion of the author of this column, Mr. King, you seem to think that you have a constituency in saying that you want him to know what "we" think of him. I think if you look at most of what is being written here, you will find that, agree or disagree with his views, most people here respect his skill as a journalist and enjoy his column and are rather passionate about it so I am uncertain exactly whom you think you are speaking for beyond yourself.
Finally, if you think that you are somehow hurting Mr. King by posting personal attacks on him and refusing to use his name in writing about him, I think you are deluding yourself. Love the column or hate it, you ARE reading it and contributing to its page hit counts (which advertisers use as a basis for how much they pay for advertisements they place on the site). So, you are doing your part to pay the proverbial rent.
I'm not sure you have thought this out very clearly.
@SpartanTarget @Jon8 @BY @pamperofirpo
Why don't you go pound sand!!!
Get back to me if you need another bucket!!
@Jon8 @BY @SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo Uh, I guess you're to be commended for twice a week reading a guy who you don't love?
@BY @Jon8 @SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo
I am exercising my editorial right to free speech!
I know how much you Liberals hate free speech!!
The guy who writes this column has a right to his say and so do I. I want him to know what we think of him!!
Otherwise, he might think he is beloved!!!
@Jon8 @SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo You showed him (he who shall not be named) so punish him by continuing to read his column.
@Ciscos @SpartanTarget @pamperofirpo Heck, I don't actually think they are -- my dad's a conservative guy, and we both read MMQB. It cracks me up when people make that assumption, though. I mean, a lot of sports talk radio guys tend to be conservative and I keep listening -- I just let my mind wander whenever the conversation gets political.
@pamperofirpo I would be interested in looking at that research... can you provide links or citations to the material that backs up what you claim? I think it is a fair to ask where you are claiming expertise in the field as the basis of what you write.
@pamperofirpo And again, are all those white men made of candy glass? If someone repeats a Republican-criticizing quote from the Daily Show, do they all shut off their monitors and start weeping? Christ, if these guys are out for the night and someone they're with makes a comment criticizing Republicans, do they halt the conversation, walk out of the restaurant and drive away?


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I believe what you are seeing as a problem is not a problem. Lets try to divide this thing into several parts to make explanation more easy to digests.
We can see the timing chain is in need of replacement. This can wait but should be taken care of sooner rather than later. When the timing chain is done you will need the chain, small gear on the crankshaft, bearing in front of gear, tensioner parts. We do not normally change the large gear on the cam shaft.
The cam chain and it's gears is the connection between the crankshaft and the cam. The small nut on the tip of the cam shaft is holding the advance unit on the end of the cam shaft. The advance unit operates the ignition points. You must be careful with this small nut and not over tighten it. The small piece of thread on the end of the cam shaft can be broken.
Once the advance unit is on the end of the cam shaft and the small nut is tightened the advance unit can be rotated. It does this in operation. It is how it advances the timing which is what we want it to do. It will only rotate a certain amount and I forget what this is. It is the number of degrees that the ignition is advanced in operation. A total of 26 or 28 degrees or there abouts.
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By Brian Bennett
The Courier-Journal
Ryan Wagner looked like a sure-fire star when the Cincinnati Reds drafted him in the first round in 2003.
The right-hander rocketed his way to the major leagues just months after the draft, posting a 1.66 ERA for the Reds in 17 appearances. Future closer, many said.
So, three years later, just what the heck is Wagner doing back in the minor leagues with the Louisville Bats?
The 23-year-old was the last pitcher cut by the Reds in spring training, despite finishing camp with 12 scoreless innings. Cincinnati officials want him to work on his command and pitch selection.
"He has very good stuff," Bats manager Rick Sweet said. "He just needs to throw more strikes. That's the problem."
Wagner is baffled by the criticism.
"I don't understand that, because I never had a problem with walking guys or anything like that," he said. "I'm just going to continue pumping strikes and getting guys out."
After going 3-2 with a 4.70 ERA in 2004, Wagner struggled to a 6.11 ERA last season with the Reds. He said he pitched hurt until he was diagnosed with shoulder inflammation. He shut it down for good July 15.
The knock on him is that he relied too heavily on his slider. The pitch can be devastating, but hitters were ready for it and let the pitch sail out of the strike zone. Wagner said he's now focusing on using his fastball more to set up the slider. He also began throwing a changeup this season to keep hitters even more off-balance.
It's working so far with the Bats, where Wagner has a 3.60 ERA with seven strikeouts in five innings.
LaRue to join Bats
Cincinnati catcher Jason LaRue is scheduled to join the Bats today on a rehab assignment. LaRue underwent arthroscopic knee surgery March 27 and has been working out in Sarasota, Fla., to get ready.
LaRue, who hit a career-best .260 last year and was rewarded with a two-year contract, is expected to catch nine innings today and start again tomorrow.
The timetable for his return to Cincinnati hasn't been determined.
I'm thinking Wagner just needs to tweak a few things with his delivery and he'll be fine. When he's on, he's amazing.
Wagner is better right now than half the guys in our bullpen. I'm trying to be patient and let this injustice sort itself out.
But he's young..can't have young unknowns, have to have proven guys..even if they have proven they are bad.


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You may be collaborating with people who are using older versions of Illustrator, so you need to know how safe is it to save back to earlier versions. This has been created in CS6. So if I choose File > Save As and I'll just put this on my desktop. When I click Save, I'm given the option to choose a version. Multiple artboards came in at CS4. So if you saved for a version earlier than CS4, you are not going to have multiple artboards anymore. Transparency came in at Illustrator 9, so if you saved at Illustrator 8, you'll lose transparency.
All of your objects will still be there but they'll be opaque or all your little shadows will be embedded images. Keep in mind that when you go back in the past, you are going to lose some editability. It's best if you keep files in their native habitat. If you're using CS6, it's the best of all worlds if you collaborate with people who are also using CS6. There's not a huge danger in going back to CS5, but there are some things that CS5 doesn't do that CS6 does, like gradients on strokes. So those are probably going to be converted into objects that you can't easily edit.
What if somebody says well, I have CS3 and I'm not going to upgrade, I need for you to send me the file. Well, this file relies on having multiple artboards. So let's see what falls apart when we back save it. So I'm going to choose Illustrator 3. By the way, you always want to have PDF Compatible File checked; that makes it behave right when you place it into InDesign. And when I click OK, on the way I notice this little yellow triangle of terror that mentions basically what I've just been telling you, Saving to a legacy format may cause some changes. And sometimes you'll see reflow in your text and so forth, but let's see what happens.
When I click OK, it gave me another warning. I click OK. And now if I close this and I open up the file that I saved on my desktop, I want to see if there is anything wrong with it. I've lost my artboards. And it's sort of funny which artboard it picks to maintain, because in the olden days, artboards were defined sort of differently in Illustrator. Now they're more like individual pieces of paper. In versions prior to CS4, they were just kind of arbitrary. But notice that Illustrator is polite enough to leave guidelines, so that we least know where the original artboards were. This will work okay.
At least everything is in position. But the user is going to have to do some juggling around to replicate, what I had created with multiple artboards. So if I open this backup in CS6, and that's what I just did, notice that it does not bring my artboards back. So they are lost forever when you go back in the past. If you find that you have to share with somebody that uses an older version, just be mindful of the things that fall off. Be mindful of the things that were introduced in later versions. If you can live without using them, then you have a safer trip back. But one thing to always keep an eye on is text, the farther back you go, the text composition engine changes, you may see some reflow, you may see some text converted to little bitty clumps of point text.
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Pretec has launched its biggest and fastest CompactFlash memory card.
The new CF line-up is headed up by the 48GB card but capacities from 1GB are available.
Pretec, which claims to be the second manufacturer to offer CF cards (in 1995) says that the key feature of the new cards are their durability.
The cards are claimed to be at least 10 times more durable than typical CFs cards as they have a metal housing and ruggedized construction.
The storage for 48GB is almost the same as 12 DVDs, or 69 compact discs. Pretec says that users can save around 40,000 photos in regular size or around 12,000 songs.
The range is capable of reading at up to 35MB (the 233x cards) or 50MB (333x cards) per second.
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History between War Memorial, Art Museum disrupts overhaul
On the way toward reshaping the more than half-century relationship between the War Memorial Center and the Milwaukee Art Museum, old history and simmering resentments are threatening to disrupt a planned $25 million overhaul of the iconic lakefront temple that's home to the museum and local veterans groups.
Revenue from a parking lot and who controls land on the north side of the center have become the final battleground in a dispute that has its roots in a 1997 amendment to the long-term lease the War Memorial Center has with the county on the building. A 2001 revision to the '97 pact was intended to put the dispute to rest. »Read Full Article(34)
Hofbräuhaus proposed for former Bavarian Inn in Glendale
By next summer, the Milwaukee area might have a new place to grab its gemuetlichkeit.
A Hofbräuhaus brewpub and beer garden — large enough to accommodate several hundred patrons — is being proposed for the former Bavarian Inn in Glendale. »Read Full Article
WMSE Food Slam with live auction is Sept. 13
More than 25 restaurants and other vendors will be dishing up samples at this year's Food Slam to benefit WMSE-FM (91.7), from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday.
It takes place in the Grohmann Museum on the Milwaukee School of Engineering campus, 1000 N. Broadway. Food Slam guests can view the museum's art collection focused on the evolution of human work, including the rooftop statues. »Read Full Blog Post
Neko Case, Metric among new Pabst Theater group show announcements
There's a lot of news coming from the Pabst Theater group Monday morning. First came the announcement that Sheryl Crow is coming back to town with a show at the Riverside Dec. 5. Now the local venue organization has not one but four more show announcements to share.
Among them are Neko Case, playing the Riverside Oct. 18. Case, well known for her solo work in addition to her role in indie pop supergroup the New Pornographers, just released her mouthful of a solo album last week, "The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You." No doubt her longtime backing vocalist, Wisconsin resident Kelly Hogan, will be there. »Read Full Article
Opening day for Slice N' Dice sushi restaurant in Pewaukee is Tuesday
Slice N' Dice, the sushi, seafood and steak restaurant that's been in the works on Pewaukee Lake, is set to open Tuesday.
It's at W279-N221 Prospect Ave. in Pewaukee, in the former Daniel's Grill and Baja Grill building. »Read Full Blog Post
Day 48: Why Time Warner claims Channel 4 gave up dial location
In 1947, WTMJ-TV became the first commercial television station in Wisconsin and the 15th nationally to broadcast commercially, according to "Milwaukee Television History: The Analog Years," by Dick Golembiewski. But it did not begin life at the now familiar Channel 4 dial location.
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Summer's not quite through with us yet - Monday and Tuesday are gearing up to be what could be the final scorchers of the year.
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My family and I are headed to Pensacola in May to visit the National Naval Aviation Museum.
While we are there, I'm especially interested in seeing the latest exhibit, "From Typewriters to Strike Fighters" – highlighting the role of women within the Navy.
From their early days in administrative roles to the women serving on the front lines, this new, multimedia exhibit features artifacts, personal interviews and images depicting the role of women through the years.
The women highlighted in this exhibit serve as great role models and I'm looking forward to my young girls seeing this exhibit. How inspiring to hear stories from an Operation Iraqi Freedom Navy helicopter pilot, a Coast Guard search and rescue pilot and more.
As one of the world's largest aviation museums, you'll see more than 150 beautifully restored aircrafts on display. The museum is located at Pensacola Naval Air Station and admission is free. It sounds like a fantastic spot for families. Stay tuned as I share more about our visit next month.
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Meanwhile, other forms of new Pagan spirituality emerged, parallel to the growth of Wicca. Margot Adler traces the early origins of modern Paganism back to 1938, when a Russian immigrant to America, Gleb Botkin, founded a Church of Aphrodite in New York. In Germany, interest in Germanic Paganism grew in the early decades of the 20th century, while in Britain druid leaders like Ross Nichols began to incorporate more genuine Celtic Pagan elements into their rituals, which lead to the emergence of authentically Pagan forms of druidism in the second half of the century.
Other groups drew on Hellenic paganism, Egyptian religion, Native American spirituality, and even science fiction to shape their identity.In 1979, two American authors released books that coalesced the various strands of this new religious movement.Starhawk's The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Religion of the Great Goddess presented witchcraft as both a living form of ancient Paganism but also as a thoroughly contemporary spirituality grounded in environmental and feminist concerns. National Public Radio correspondent Margot Adler's Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America examined the diversity within the larger Pagan community.
Numerous other authors contributed to this growing sensibility of Paganism-as-ecofeminist spirituality: Susun Weed, Diane Stein, Z. Budapest, Carol J. Adams, Carolyn Merchant, Carol Christ, Charlene Spretnak, and Vickie Noble were among the authors in the final decades of the 20th century who contributed to this new understanding of nature-centered spirituality. Scott Cunningham's Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner (1989) declared that individuals interested in Paganism and witchcraft did not need to study with others who were already practicing the religion, and could in fact alter their expression of spirituality to suit their own intuitive and personal needs. In essence, Cunningham celebrated Wicca (and, by extension, modern Paganism as a whole) as a "do-it-yourself" religion. Another American author, Silver Ravenwolf, pushed this trend further with a book specifically aimed at adolescents, Teen Witch: Wicca for a New Generation (Llewellyn, 1998).
But perhaps the most significant development with Paganism in the 1990s was the widespread accessibility to the internet. Pagans embraced the online world enthusiastically, and websites devoted to fostering community online soon became popular among them, particularly the Witches' Voice. Many Wiccan covens and other modern Pagan groups began their own online presence. Email lists and online forums on a variety of Pagan-related topics emerged. By the turn of the century, the internet had become a central tool for networking and communication within the Pagan community. As Paganism entered the 21st century, it remains, according to observers such as the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance, one of the fastest growing new religions in the English-speaking world.
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Last month Roman Nurik posted a wizards pattern for complex user inputs, and I have now used it for my redesign of a local (Malaysia) movie ticketing app, which is definitely a perfect match (I think). Hopefully this redesign can inspire any developers or designers that are looking to create/redesign movie ticketing app.
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Verizon and Microsoft in talks over iPhone rival
Further to the rumours swirling that US operator Verizon Wireless is in talks with Apple to offer two new iProducts, the Wall Street Journal has it that the company is also involved in discussions with Microsoft to offer an iPhone-rivaling device.
The project, code-named "Pink", sees Microsoft working with a third party developer to create a touchscreen multimedia phone, due next year, the WSJ quotes sources as stating.
The device is seen as a ploy from Microsoft's boss Steve Ballmer to try and up Windows Mobile's status against the iPhone and Android-based handsets, while for Verizon, it's an attempt to claw back lost market share.
The Windows Mobile phone is likely to include Microsoft's new Windows Marketplace for Mobile, its answer to Apple's App Store and may offer software created by Danger, the company that designed the Sidekick's software, that Microsoft acquired a year ago.


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NHRA: Four first-time U.S. Nationals winners crowned in Indianapolis
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It was quite a day at the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals, as four new winners were crowned at the NHRA Mello Yellow Drag Racing Series' marquee event Monday in Indianapolis.
Richie Crampton continued the banner weekend for Australians – his countryman Will Power captured the Verizon IndyCar Series championship Saturday night – with a final round win for Morgan Lucas Racing over Steve Torrence in Top Fuel.
In Funny Car, Alexis DeJoria scored her third win of the season by beating John Force. DeJoria's 0.037 reaction time off the line trumped Force's 0.071. The two ran nearly identical elapsed times with DeJoria posting a 4.038 to Force's 4.039; Force ran faster (319.67 to 310.34) but the quicker reaction and ETs netted DeJoria the win.
Shane Gray took the Pro Stock win after Dave Connolly's car incurred some sort of mechanical problem off the line. In Pro Stock Motorcycle, Eddie Krawiec took his 25th career win and first in the U.S. Nationals after edging Jerry Savoie.
Not only were the winners determined, but the 10 drivers in each of the four classes were determined for the NHRA's Countdown, the final six races that decide the championship there.
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Congrats to all the Indy winners. This was a tough and strange race this year. Compton and DeJoria ran good numbers to take full advantage of the traction available. Many bigger names stumbled or got out run by these two. Their crew chiefs gave them the tune up to get the job done while others missed the set up. Shane Gray also did a good job of driving even though he faced his teammate Dave Connolly who suffered some mechanical issue in the final. Krawiec had a fast Harley and wasn't really ever challenged.
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Well, I messed around with my system some more and discovered the following things.
When I use the 7676 driver and remove the "1024x768" from the screen section of my tv-out, and then start an "X :1 -layout tv", my whole system crashes. I can't get into it using SSH, I can't ping it. Looks like a complete Kernel Panic.
My normal desktop (so my CTR) is 1024x768. So the system has to switch from 1024x768 (CRT) to 800x600 (TV) and then the system crashes.
When I put the "1024x768" back in the screen section, the system doesn't freeze, but my TV is still blank.
When I startup without the CRT connected, the boot process is displayed on my tv, but when X starts I can't see a thing. I don't get any error messages though. This is with an without the 1024x768 option in the screen setting (so the system doesn't freeze with only the 800x600 option when the CRT is not connected, it just doesn't display my x session).
When I use the 7167 drivers, the "1024x768" lockup doesn't occur. However, when I tried to start the tv out, the tv was still blank. I then disconnected the CRT again, the boot-process came up on my tv and ...... I got an X-session on my tv
I then rebooted with the CRT connected and suddenly I could switch to my tv and it showed the X-session (so I started the TV session manually). It looks like it has problems to recognize the tv from cold boot, but when ony the tv is connected on the cold boot, it works like it should.
I don't know what is going on, but there are definately some strange things going on with these drivers. I hope someone at nVidia can fix this.
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The emails say that Democrats were caught "stuffing ballot boxes in Philly and Ohio," but the McCain campaign decided to let it all go.
After discussions with his inner circle, which explains the delay in his speech, McCain decided not to pursue the voter fraud in PA and Ohio, despite his staff's desire to make it an issue. He said no. Staff felt they could get a federal injunction to stop the process. McCain felt the crowds assembled in support of Obama and such would be detrimental to our country and it would do our nation no good for this to drag out like last go around, coupled with the possibility of domestic violence.
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Editorial: Southwest Florida is getting more attention for its arts.
Southwest Florida is getting more and more attention for its arts.
Our museums, galleries and theaters are earning more respect — even status as tourist attractions.
That is a testimonial to the growing number of organizations driving those efforts and facilities — even collaborating to pool resources.
Leadership is crucial.
Yet, against that background, it is striking to see that so many of our leading organizations are without top administrators these days. There are vacancies at the Naples Museum of Art, both the Naples Philharmonic and Southwest Florida Symphony search for music directors and the Golisano Children's Musem of Naples needs a new executive director. The Naples Art Association just now named a new CEO — its fourth in 10 years.
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AboutPanel discussion chaired by Tanya Barson, curator of the Mira Schendel exhibition. Artist David Medalla and curator and critic Guy Brett talk about Signals London, the gallery for experimental art with which they were both closely involved, their work with Mira Schendel, and her solo exhibition at the gallery in 1966. Mira Schendel (19191988) was one of Latin America's most unique and prolific post-war artists. With her contemporaries Lygia Clark and Helio Oiticica, Schendel reinvented the language of European Modernism in Brazil. Tate Modern is currently staging the first ever international, full-scale survey of her work. Signals London was an important gallery of international, experimental art which opened in 1964 and closed, prematurely, in 1966. The gallery specialised in artists whose work was interdisciplinary and it aimed to connect art and poetics with new thinking in science and technology. Mira Schendel's work was first exhibited in London at the gallery in a group exhibition in 1965 and again in a solo exhibition in 1966, however this was the current show when the gallery closed and so was only displayed for two weeks. The edition of SIGNALS news bulletin devoted to Schendel's work that was planned to accompany her show never appeared.
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Simi Valley resident accepted into new music program
Musician and actor Ricky Lucchese, of Simi Valley, is among the first students to be chosen for a music industry graduate program at the Berklee School of Music's new campus in Spain.
Lucchese, 22, graduated from California Lutheran University in May with a bachelor's degree in music with a technology emphasis and a minor in communications.
He said that when he heard about the Boston college offering a master's in contemporary studio performance, he jumped at the chance to apply. He just didn't realize it would mean traveling halfway around the world.
"I saw that Berklee was opening a Valencia campus and I was immediately drawn to that because I thought, Santa Clarita, Valencia, right over the hill, so I could continue acting, as well. But then we discovered it was in Spain," he said.
Lucchese was offered a place after submitting an application and doing a live audition via Skype. He left Tuesday to travel to Valencia, Spain's third-largest city. It is located on the east coast fronting the Mediterranean.
He will spend three semesters as one of 20 students from around the world studying contemporary studio performance. It's one of three advanced degrees launched at Berklee's Valencia campus this fall.
"It was really the only program geared toward what I want to do. I would ultimately love to perform in TV show soundtracks and movie soundtracks and maybe composing for film and television," he said before he left.
The master's in contemporary studio performance is one of three advanced graduate programs debuting at the Valencia campus this fall.
The college says the goal is to hone students' performance skills and teach them to master the demands of working in a 21st-century studio.
Course participants also learn technological and entrepreneurial skills and study the music business and production, according to the college's website.
"I hope I'm going to learn more about the whole process of promoting yourself and what's selling right now and the whole inner workings of the music industry," he said.
Lucchese plays the trombone, guitar, mandolin and piano and composes his own music. His love affair with Hollywood started early.
"When I was a kid, I used to sing in movie soundtracks, and that's how I got involved with wanting to stay in the entertainment industry," he said.
At age 8, he said, he was spotted by a casting director at a play at Calvary Community Church in Westlake Village.
His first job was as part of a choir singing on the soundtrack for the film "Armageddon."
Since then he's performed on other soundtracks and sang on Michael Jackson's last album, he said.
He also has appeared in TV commercials, most notably the 2010 Super Bowl commercial for Snickers in which he was a football player who tackled Betty White.
But the acting will have to be put on hold for the next year as he pursues his music studies in Europe.
"I'm nervous, yet really excited about it," he said. "I'm a little nervous to leave all my friends and family here for a year, but Skype makes it not as hard."
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