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|David C. Brown, Worachai Chaoweeraprasit, Tarek Mahmoud Sayed
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The invention relates generally to font selection techniques and, more specifically, to font selection techniques that use mark-up language documents to define one or more selection criteria.
A font is a set of displayable images, or "glyphs," each of which depicts a letter, character or symbol. Each glyph can be thought of as the computer-age equivalent of a block of type used in a printing press. Developing a font is a skilled, labor intensive task. Typographers spend many hours crafting each glyph in a font, and consider not only the shape of the glyph itself, but also how the glyph will look in any likely combination with other glyphs. While developing a font for a single language is challenging, developing a single font that is supposed to cover multiple languages is even more difficult. For example, a font for plain English (US or UK) may need less than a hundred glyphs, but a font to support all scripts written with a Latin based alphabet requires thousands of glyphs. Similarly, basic typesetting of Arabic can be achieved with around a hundred glyphs, but setting all languages that are based on the Arabic writing system requires thousands of glyphs. Many other writing systems, such as Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew and Thai, have also been used as the basis of extended glyph repertoires and thus provide a similar challenge in scale. Finally, although limited in variations, East Asian scripts, such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean, contain tens of thousands of glyphs. Thus, a truly international font requires of the order of 50,000 to 100,000 glyphs.
To conserve memory, many international fonts cut corners by, for example, using a single glyph for multiple written languages, even if the glyph is only appropriate for one language. For example, some East Asian ideographic characters are written differently by Chinese speakers than by Japanese speakers. However, the Unicode system, which forms the basis for many international fonts, often uses only one code for such characters. Thus, a typographer who is developing an international font may be forced to choose between constructing the Chinese version of a character or constructing the Japanese version of the character. Furthermore, there are often stylistic differences between Japanese and Chinese ideographs that are not accounted for by Unicode. This presents a similar problem for a typographer because even though the Chinese and Japanese versions of a particular ideograph might be the same in terms of number and arrangement of strokes, it is not necessarily appropriate to present a glyph from a Chinese font in a Japanese document, or vice versa.
A font developer might choose to build an international font by collecting glyphs together from several single writing system fonts, taking care to match the purpose of the international font and to keep the glyphs balanced in weight and size. When matching fonts for this purpose, a font developer may find that some groups of writing systems have more similarity than differences. For example, Latin, Greek and Cyrillic scripts share many features, such as upper and lower case letters, and the use of serifed and sans serif styles. In contrast, writing systems such as Arabic also have a huge variety of typographic styles, although none correspond so directly to other scripts as, for example, Latin and Cyrillic do. Thus when creating a range of international fonts for a variety of purposes, font developers may mix and match existing fonts in different ways, and even incorporate a font for a single writing system into several different international fonts. For example, the 'Arial' and 'Times New Roman' fonts used in MICROSOFT® products contain different Latin glyph sets, but use the same Arabic glyph set.
To summarize, international font developers face a variety of problems when using current font development techniques. One problem is that time is wasted constructing, testing maintaining the same glyphs into multiple fonts. Another problem is that, to match correctly in size, some glyph sets need resizing, which is usually an expensive process. Yet another problem is that glyph counts frequently exceed the maximum allowed by current font technologies (65536 for TrueType/OpenType). Finally, as the previous discussion indicates, representing the same glyphs in multiple fonts wastes memory.
Wasted memory is of particular concern in the context of printer fonts. Most of today's printers include built-in fonts. Thus, when using a printer font, a computer program need only send character codes to the printer, rather than sending entire glyphs. When using a font not included with the printer, however, the computer program also needs to download the font to the printer. This increases the size of temporary files created during the print process, the time needed to print the document at the client workstation, the time needed to transmit the document to the printer at the print server. It also consumes precious memory inside the printer.
In accordance with the foregoing, a method for selecting a font is provided herein. According to various embodiments of the invention, a mark-up language document includes rules for determining which of a plurality of fonts is to be used under a given set of circumstances. The mark-up language document may also define whether or how glyphs obtained from the selected font are to be enlarged or reduced. The determination of which font to be used is influenced by such factors as language or locality information associated with a document in which the font is to be used.
Additional aspects of the invention will be made apparent from the following detailed description of illustrative embodiments that proceeds with reference to the accompanying figures.
While the appended claims set forth the features of the present invention with particularity, the invention may be best understood from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of which:
The invention is generally directed to a method for selecting a font that uses a mark-up language document to group together multiple pre-existing fonts into a single font family or "virtual font." The mark-up language document includes rules regarding the conditions under which individual fonts within the family are to be used. This permits, for example, a font developer to create, in an efficient manner, an international font using several preexisting fonts.
Prior to proceeding with a description of the various embodiments of the invention, a description of the computer and networking environment in which the various embodiments of the invention may be practiced will now be provided. Although it is not required, the present invention may be implemented by programs that are executed by a computer. Generally, programs include routines, objects, components, data structures and the like that perform particular tasks or implement particular abstract data types. The term "program" as used herein may connote a single program module or multiple program modules acting in concert. The term "computer" as used herein includes any device that electronically executes one or more programs, such as personal computers (PCs), hand-held devices, multi-processor systems, microprocessor-based programmable consumer electronics, network PCs, minicomputers, mainframe computers, consumer appliances having a microprocessor or microcontroller, routers, gateways, hubs and the like. The invention may also be employed in distributed computing environments, where tasks are performed by remote processing devices that are linked through a communications network. In a distributed computing environment, programs may be located in both local and remote memory storage devices.
An example of a networked environment in which the invention may be used will now be described with reference to
Referring to
Computer 10 may also contain communications connections that allow the device to communicate with other devices. A communication connection is an example of a communication medium. Communication media typically embodies computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data in a modulated data signal such as a carrier wave or other transport mechanism and includes any information delivery media. By way of example, and not limitation, communication media includes wired media such as a wired network or direct-wired connection, and wireless media such as acoustic, RF, infrared and other wireless media. The term "computer-readable medium" as used herein includes both computer storage media and communication media.
Computer 10 may also have input devices such as a keyboard 25, mouse, pen, voice input device, touch input device, etc. Output devices such as a display 20, speakers, a printer 27, etc. may also be included. All these devices are well known in the art and need not be discussed at length here.
An example of how multiple fonts may be organized into a single virtual font according to an embodiment of the invention will now be described with reference to
The glyph generation module 28 generates the glyphs that are to be shown on the display 20. The glyph generation module 28 obtains these glyphs from one or more fonts files. The font files, such as the font files 32, 34, 36 and 38 shown in
When a document is to be printed on the printer 27, the glyph generation module 28 behaves in a somewhat different manner. In the case of printing, the glyph generation module 28 selects the font to be used, but does not actually generated the printer glyphs. Instead, the glyph generation module 28 sends the name of the font that is to be used to the printer 27, along with the Unicode values of the glyphs that are to be printed and any metrics, such as scaling data, that are needed. If the printer 27 has the font file of the selected font stored in its memory, then the printer 27 prints the glyphs. If, on the other had, the printer 27 does not have the correct font, then the printer 27 indicates this fact to the glyph generation module 28. The glyph generation module 28 then chooses another font from the virtual font file 30, and sends the name of the newly selected font to the printer 27 along with the Unicode values of the glyphs to be printed and any required scaling data. The glyph generation module 28 may repeat this procedure until it finds a font that the printer 27 possesses. If the glyph generation module 28 does not find a font that the printer 21 possesses, then the glyph generation module 28 chooses a fallback font, which is specified in the virtual font file 30 and stored in the memory of the computer 10. The glyph generation module 28 then retrieves the appropriate glyphs of the fallback font and sends them to the printer 27. In various embodiments of the invention, the fallback font has glyphs that are sized appropriately for being printed on the printer 27.
Continuing with the description of
<Font Family
<Name xml:lang = "en-US"> name = "MS International"</Name>
<Name xml:lang = "zh-TW">
<Name xml:lang = "ja">
<Range UnicodeRange = "2200–22FF" TargetFontFamily = "Math
Symbol #5"/>
<Range xml:lang = "zh-TW" TargetFontFamily = "Chinese
(traditional) #2"/>
<Range xml:lang = "ja" TargetFontFamily = "Japanese #10"/>
<Range xml:lang = "en-US" UnicodeRange = "4E00–9FAF"
TargetFontFamily = "Chinese (traditional) #2" size = "1.1"/>
<Range xml:lang = "en-US" family = "Microsoft San Serif"/>
<Range TargetFontFamily = "Arial"/>
</Font Family>
As the beginning and ending tags of the block of XML text indicate, the virtual font file 30, in effect, describes a family of fonts that include the Microsoft San Serif, Chinese (traditional) #2, Math Symbol #5 and Japanese #10 fonts. The first three lines of XML text—with the "Name" tags—include conditional instructions regarding what name will be given to the font family represented by the virtual font file 30. For example, the line <Name xml:lang="en-US"> name="MS International"</Name> indicates that if the user's language is English-US ("en-US"), then the glyph generation module 28 should name the font family "MS international." The next line, <Name xml:lang="zh-TW">
The next line, which reads <Range UnicodeRange="2200-22FF" TargetFontFamily="Math Symbol #5"/>, indicates to the glyph generation module 28 that if a character is received from the keyboard having a Unicode that falls in the range 2200-22FF, then the font to be used to render the glyph is the Math Symbol #5 font. The next three lines determine the font to be used based the user's language. For example, if the user's written language is Chinese-Taiwan, then the font to be used is the Chinese (traditional) #2 font. If, on the other hand, the user's written language is Japanese, then the font to be used is the Japanese #10 font. Referring again to the block of XML text shown above and to
The line reads <Range xml:lang="en-US" family="Microsoft San Serif"/>, which indicates that if the user is operating in English-US, the Microsoft San Serif font is to be used. This line of instructions acts as a default in the event that the appropriate language to be used is English—US, but that the conditions specified in the previous lines are not satisfied. Finally, the last line before the </FontFamily> tag is <Range TargetFontFamily="Arial"/>, which specifies a final default font to be used in the event that none of the explicit conditions of the previous lines apply.
Referring again to
In the second scenario, the operating system 22 detects that the keyboard 25 has generated a Unicode value of 2264, and passes this value to the glyph generation module 28. The operating system 22 also informs the glyph generation module 28 that the CAD file 27 contains a document that is intended to be displayed in English-US. The glyph generation module 28 refers to the virtual font file 30 to determine how to handle the Unicode value of 2264. Based on the line "<Range UnicodeRange="2200-22FF" family="Math Symbol #5"/>" the glyph generation module 28 determines that the proper font to use is the Math Symbol #5 font, which is contained in the Math Symbol #5 font file 36. The glyph generation module 28 references the font file 36 to locate the glyph corresponding to the Unicode value of 2264. In this case, the glyph is -≦- The glyph generation module 28 then copies the glyph -≦- into the list 40, and associates the glyph with the value 2264. The glyph generation module 28 then passes the glyph to the operating system 22 to be displayed.
In the third scenario, the operating system 22 detects that the keyboard 25 has generated a Unicode value of 76F4, and passes this value to the glyph generation module 28. The operating system 22 also informs the glyph generation module 28 that the CAD file 27 contains a document that is intended to be displayed in Chinese-Taiwan. The glyph generation module 28 refers to the virtual font file 30 to determine how to handle the Unicode value of 76F4. Based on the line "<Range XML:Lang="ch-TW" family="Chinese (traditional) #2"/>" the glyph generation module 28 determines that the proper font to use is the Chinese (traditional) #2 font, which is contained in the Chinese (traditional) #2 font file 34. The glyph generation module 28 references the font file 34 to locate the glyph corresponding to the Unicode value of 76F4. In this case, the glyph is
In the fourth scenario, the operating system 22 detects that the keyboard 25 has generated a Unicode value of 76F4, and passes this value to the glyph generation module 28. The operating system 22 also informs the glyph generation module 28 that the CAD file 27 contains a document that is intended to be displayed in Japanese. The glyph generation module 28 refers to the virtual font file 30 to determine how to handle the Unicode value of 76F4. Based on the line "<Range XML:Lang="jp" family="Japanese #10"/>" the glyph generation module 28 determines that the proper font to use is the Japanese #10 font, which is contained in the Japanese #10 font file 38. The glyph generation module 28 references the font file 34 to locate the glyph corresponding to the Unicode value of
It can thus be seen that a new and useful method for selecting a font has been provided. In view of the many possible embodiments to which the principles of this invention may be applied, it should be recognized that the embodiments described herein with respect to the drawing figure is meant to be illustrative only and should not be taken as limiting the scope of invention. For example, those of skill in the art will recognize that the elements of the illustrated embodiments shown in software may be implemented in hardware and vice versa or that the illustrated embodiments can be modified in arrangement and detail without departing from the spirit of the invention. Therefore, the invention as described herein contemplates all such embodiments as may come within the scope of the following claims and equivalents thereof.
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Boston Freedom Trail Day Trip from New York
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Boston Freedom Trail Day Trip from New York. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Day trip to see the campus of Harvard university and walking tour along the freedom trail in the city of boston. A chance to taste the seafood at the Quincy market.
The trip to Boston was amazing, loved the sites and experience. I cannot say the same for the abrasive tour director Joseph.
I asked a question about a large Baptist church near Harvard, he said 'there are lots of churches! I don't know what your talking about'!!
He galloped along from the bus drop of to Quincy's for lunch, said meet here, but he was actually in a different spot.
He told us on the trip back we were to watch "Casablanca" because it was the best movie ever made, he was asked why can't we see (Glory or similar) a movie relating to the history of Boston? He said people had requested this movie (ie: Joseph).
At the end we left $5 tip mainly for the driver, and told him he was very abrasive. He came of the bus and began questioning me and my husband as to what he did wrong, in the end we walked away.
I would go to Boston again tomorrow, BUT not with Joseph.!!!
The trip was very well organized but the guide could have been a bit more engaging.
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A really long day and the weather spoilt our first trip to Boston. It rained torrentially throughout. Nothing wrong with the trip but be prepared for traffic chaos in NYC and Boston. We had a mixed coach of language speakers meaning we had an English version and then an Italian version of everything. This got to be tedious.
This tour was too long. Too far away and too much time on the bus. What we did see of Boston was lovely and our tour guide - Nina was terrific. But i wouldn't recommend this as a day trip. Too much time on the bus.
This was an interesting excursion although I think I should have done a little more US history research. However, our tour guide was most informative and made the tour interesting. We seemed to have plenty of time at each location except at the Constitution stop where we only had about 5 minutes to look over the ship. The whole day was also very long; again I didn't realize that Boston is actually about 3 and a half hours from NY so the tour was about 15 hours. Still it was nice that someone else was doing the driving.
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Would of liked longer in Boston, not enough information giving by the tour guide, being an international tourist, would of liked to have known a little bit more about the place.
Didn't appreciate the smoking tour guide either, thought that was highly unprofessional, especially when she was talking to us and blowing smoke in our faces!!
Boston was beautiful but 12 hours is a long day to spend less than 3 hours in Boston.
Luckily This Trip was Booked for Sunday 28th October before Sandy hit. Raining but had a good time enjoyed the Clam Chowder especially. had to be cut short as New York was beginning to shut down but guide assisted us advising us to get Take out in case the diners and Restaurants were closed when we got back to the city. Would have been a wonderful trip except for the weather and Sandy
A good way to see an overview of Boston. Good value for money
Long trip which didn't start well with the bus over half hour late arriving. Guide was very knowledgeable and made the trip interesting. Not enough time yo ourselves in Boston. Only had about 90 mins free time in which to have lunch and explore the city - this wasn't enough! We got caught up in rush hour traffic on the way back and when we stopped for the drivers break it was at a place that didn't have any food outlets.
Bus was very cold could not relax it was freezing
Good trip....too much travel!
Zerrin S
The Boston was an amazing city: Our guide Beatrix and driver Tommy were an excellent team. Actually in the morning, we did not start the day so nice. The Travel Agency who provides the tour in NY did overbooking and about 25 people had to wait for second bus for 2 hours. We were told to be at the meeting point at 6:45 am and would leave at 7:00 am. But we left the city at 9:00am. Sorry, but when many people came, The tour operators were in a panic how to put us to the buses. Anddd no second bus... In the morning the wheather was too cold. It was terrible. After then, Our guide Beatrix was a luck for us. She was excellent and very proffessional. Because of her we spend really nice day with them. But the Organization is too poor to be honest...
Was a good trip bit long to get there and back over 4 hours each way. The tour guide however was not that good, she spent all the time talking to a Spanish couple in Spanish and when I asked her a question she was very short with me. Would not do the dy trip again but would rather stay overnight.
the tour great, the tour company, hopeless.not the best day as it rained most of the day. this tour needs at least another hour or 2 in Boston.
This trip is "worth doing", if you want to get a quick glimpse of Boston. I wish we had more time for lunch and extra time at Quincy Market or just to walk around Boston. The ride home was good- we went on a Sunday so the traffic wasn't too bad.
Bit rushed but if you've only got a limited amount of time, Boston is worth a visit.
A long trip from New York but a nice place to spend a few hours and see if you want to go back and spend a few days there.
It was not well organized
For several reasons, this tour was very disappointing. To start with, my husband and I were seated in the two front seats on the right side of the bus and thought we'd have an excellent view of everything. But as it turned out, the tour guide set himself up DIRECTLY in front of my husband so it was impossible for him to see anything. When he mentioned this to the tour guide, he perched himself on the arm rest for the rest of the trip, but that really didn't help. On the way to Boston, the bus driver was very distracted. We saw him text on his phone and several times it looked like he was having a hard time staying awake! He even splashed water in his face at one point!!! We did enjoy walking through Harvard. The campus was beautiful. Walking the Freedom Trail was a bit disappointing. It seemed very rushed and we never really got to spend any time at any of the historic spots. But on the up side, the tour guide gave us a lot of interesting information about each site. Another positive thing was that we had plenty of time when we got to the area for our meal stop. There were lots of choices and my husband was very happy when he found a place that sold lobster rolls. We were able to walk around and check out all the shops too. In our opinion, the trip to the USS Constitution was a waste of time because it wasn't open so we only saw the ship from a distance. Then, on the way back to NYC there was a lot of confusion about the best route to take. The bus driver a different one wanted to go one way, but the tour guides told him to take a different route. They all got very tense with one another and it seemed very unprofessional to us. We felt bad for the bus drive as he seemed to know what he was doing, but deferred to the tour guides and we ended up in a ton of traffic. We were bummed that our trip to Boston didn't measure up to what we had anticipated, especially since the Viator tour we took to Washington DC was so enjoyable!
For the money spent and the time involved, I don't think we saw very much of Boston at all. While the 'free time' spent at Harvard Uni was great, and the walk along part of the Freedom Trail was interesting, I didn't think it was necessary to spend nearly 1.5 hours at the Quincy Market! Perhaps we could have seen more of Boston, or spent time at Fenwick Park (instead of simply driving past on our way out of Boston!) as an alternative to wasting a great deal of the tour at the one location - especially when that location is basically a long food-hall with a couple of novelty shops along the outside. Also, I think Viator should be more careful about the tour guides they select... The English-speaking guide we had on this tour was terrible - he told us absolutely nothing about any of the landmarks on the way to or from Boston, and actually seemed annoyed that he had to deal with us during most of the trip. His manner bordered on rude for most of the day. On the flip side to this, I sat next to the Spanish-speaking guide who spoke to his guests most of the way home, and from the little amount of Spanish I know, seemed to be telling them interesting facts about both New York and Boston. FYI - I was not the only person on our tour who was extremely disappointed with this tour. Perhaps next time Viator can double-check whether the tour guide has any interest in dealing with the public, or in his/her subject matter! Also, would it kill Viator to perhaps provide all tour members with a bottle of chilled water and a map of the tour destination?!
My sisters and I had a terrible Tour Guide - Joseph !! The Tour itself was really nice, clean bus, lovely bus drivers (we had two) and enough comfort stops etc. But there were quite a few elderly people on our bus and Joseph rushed the whole day, would not let people stop to take photographs and was quite rude to anyone who asked questions. We found him to be quite arrogant and compared to any other tours we have done with you, not a good communicator (we felt we could have gotten more information from a travel brochure). The tour itself would have been fabulous, had we had a different guide. His heart was not in it, and he merely went through the motions, and then at the end of the day, started to try and smile so he would get his tip. Well he didn't get one from many on our bus. Loved Boston and the Trip, disliked him immensely, sadly.
Good value trip, however felt very rushed, minimal time in the locations, were delayed twice by the driver arriving back late then forgetting his phone, so having to travel back a distance. Tour was generally good, however the guides not brilliant, rather patronising at times.
It was an OK Trip - going to Harvard was pointless - just saw buildings - maybe allowing a tour of MIT maybe better


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Book offers transition strategies for new government leaders
Going from business to government is like going from the minor to major leagues in professional sports, said Roy Ash, a former director of the Office of Management and Budget. Based on that analogy, the authors of "The First 90 Days in Government: Critical Success Strategies for New Public Managers at All Levels" suggest that leading change in public organizations is inherently more difficult than doing the same in businesses.
The principal authors are management consultants Peter Daly and Michael Watkins. Daly was director of the Treasury Department's Bureau of Printing and Engraving from 1988 to 1995. Their purpose in writing the book was to help ease the transition challenges of public leadership.
Daly and Watkins point out that more than 250,000 public-sector employees in the United States step into new leadership roles every year. The authors believe that most leadership failures are not caused by poor leaders but rather by a mismatch between an organization and an individual leader. A new leader's strengths and weaknesses may not fit the organization's challenges and opportunities.
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In the first 90 days, they must translate their new bosses' expectations into goals that they can accomplish by the end of their first year. They must select a team of people with the right skills to help them during the transition and create alliances with people outside the agency's reporting hierarchy who will be essential to their success.
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Daly and Watkins argue that government leaders typically enter one of four situations when they take on a new leadership role. For example, they might need to sustain a successful organization or realign an organization because of changing politics or public policies. Those organizational circumstances pose moderate or low risks for new leaders. High-risk situations are less common in government, but they do exist. In those situations, leaders must turn around a troubled agency or, in rare instances, lead a newly created agency.
The authors believe that government leaders should initiate five conversations with their new bosses. One conversation should be about how the boss views the situation at the agency. Does it need to be realigned, or does it require something more risky — such as a complete turnaround?
Public leaders should engage their new bosses in conversations about expectations, how their bosses prefer to communicate — face-to-face or via e-mail messages, voice mail and memos — and the resources they need to succeed. What, for example, are their new bosses' short-term, intermediate and long-term expectations?
Finally, public leaders should talk to their new bosses about personal development. They should ask whether formal training courses are available that could improve their chances of leadership success.
"We found the most common cause for transition failures among new leaders of government programs to be misreading the situation they face in their new assignments," the authors wrote.
A last thought from Daly and Watkins would inspire any public leader to work hard during those first 90 days. "Above all," they wrote, "a new leader wants to avoid early losses because once the tide begins running against you, it is tough to recover."
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Wall Street Journal: Why the Price of Meat is Skyrocketing
Need one more reason to go vegetarian? The cost of meat continues to rise.
Consumers are paying 10 percent more for meat compared to this time last year, says a new article by the Wall Street Journal entitled "Vegans Rejoice: Meat Prices Rising More Than Fresh Fruits and Vegetables." So what's causing the increase in price? It's a combination of factors, including a drought in Oklahoma and Texas, a virus that swept through pig farms, and a bacterial infection that depleted shrimp inventory. Although part of the increase can be attributed to normal inflation, plant-based foods are not seeing such an incline. The price of fresh fruit and vegetables, overall, are up just three percent since last summer.
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The McKnight Artist Fellowships have marked career milestones and supported major projects for many Minnesota artists. Established in 1981, the foundation's fellowship program is one of the oldest and largest in the country, providing artists with unrestricted funds to study, reflect, experiment, and explore – an increasingly rare and valuable offering in today's arts landscape. […] The McKnight Artist…
Wanna Dance with Somebody?
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So you think you can dance? In anticipation of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker/Rosas' performance at the Walker Art Center, Oct. 15-17, Northrop and the Walker are asking you to step up and record your own performance of Rosas danst Rosas for a #ReRosasMN video submission contest! Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's seminal work, Rosas danst Rosas (1983), […] So you think you can dance? In anticipation of Anne Teresa De…
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Sep 2014
"… that's what you're doing. You're only making a salad. And these are the best salads."—Alison Knowles As summer days slip away, perhaps you're thinking back to your "best salad" of the season. For me, it's the one documented below, the salad Alison Knowles made for Walker Open Field on July 10. Knowles […] "… that's what you're doing. You're only making a salad. And these are the best salads."—Alison Knowles As…
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Aug 2014
Public spaces can seem pretty alienating these days. Take a look around—on the bus, in the park, on the street, even at the dinner table—and it feels like most everyone is focused deep into the rabbit hole of their phones. This fall, the Walker will participate in a new project from the genre-defying make-believer/people-connector Miranda July that seeks to turn our love […] Public spaces can seem…
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Lynn Crosbie's says Where Did You Sleep Last Night is about "feeling such tremendous grief and longing," and teenaged girls falling in love with the ghost of Kurt Cobain
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Singer Courtney Love reportedly gasped and sobbed in court on WEdnesday at the mention of her husband Kurt Cobain's legacy, which has apaprently been mistreated
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This is the official app for Cisco Events, including Cisco Live! Content includes session registration and presentation access, a full event schedule, speaker listings, exhibitor listings, social networking, venue maps and more.
Download this free app today.
Please note that every effort has been made to include as much data in the app as possible so that it can be used while offline. Some features such as messaging and Twitter do use live data and may incur charges depeneding on your carrier and plan.
Bypasses Google Play Store This application will update itself without going through the Google Play Store which means your device could get compromised. Starts as a service even though you haven't ever launched the application...
Not good enough The designers need to think harder about what people want from an event app, rather than just adding functions that don't work well together. There's not enough space to describe all the shortcomings, though the updates feature deserves special mention as particularly bad. And after running for the first two days, it now crashes repeatedly and is unusable. Not good.
Constantly crashes on Oneplus One cm12 Gives too many useless notices with no way to moderate them and crashes on Cm12. CM11 is OK but still annoying app.
Useful app Works well on my Note3. I no longer need to print my sessions and event info to carry around.
Garbage Constantly updating with useless information. No way to turn it off or block messages. Its an overzealous notification nightmare.
Stop annoying updates every 10 minutes Why isn't it possible to do the updates just in the background over wireless without annoying the user every 10 minutes and even to annoy with a successfull conplete messages??? JUST DO IT! PERIOD! Why does the agenda always jump to the first day instead of the current day and hour? Would be nice if it would be possible to klick on URLs the speaker have posted or to copy/paste it.
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Help CNM celebrate 50 years of Career Technical Education at the third annual "Make Your Mark" CTE Open House on Friday, February 27, 2015!
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How young do the victims have to be and how many children need to die before we stop the proliferation of guns in our nation and the killing of innocents?
We are a highly moral country. We decry torture, we decry discrimination, we decry exploitation, and we decry political suppression wherever in the world it occurs. Then why should we not decry the terror of gun violence?
No matter how many years go by, no matter how many things change, too many things stay the same -- hate, violence, and fear.
When I drive to Jav's school in a few moments, my drive will be far different from those parents who drove there just this morning only to learn their child was murdered. I will pray. I will hug my kid and take him for that cupcake I promised him for getting a great grade on his math test.
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Then, it stung me like a hundred bees. Preston has not told me everything. He is holding something back. We've only been together for two nights, and this was nothing serious, so I had no right to question him. WRONG!!! I had every right.
I did just that. I asked him if there was something I needed to know- more importantly, if he had a family. "I have two children. They live with their mother. I see them on the off-seasons."
Oh no! Terrance is cool with it though; he says he's been in that situation before. Plus, Preston gives him a present (and us a clue):
Preston had me sprung. Yup, he sure did. Because to solidify he was serious about me and him, by the end of the week he brought me one of his personal team's jersey.
"Here you go," Preston said as he pulled the jersey from behind his back. "This is for you."
"This is for me," I said jubilant. I stared at his number. I had memorized the double-digit number from when I googled him on-line. I was going to make sure to find his number while I watched him run up and down the court.
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We pulled up to a beautiful home. As soon as the car pulled up, an older woman came through the front door. It was his mother. Preston was taking me to introduce me to her. A wonderful woman. Such a warm spirit and very loving. She readily accepted me. I was now on the "in." I met two important people in his life.
Maybe this was love? Maybe Preston was the man of my dreams.
Maybe? I should be receiving an actual copy of Dean's book in the near future. So any further secrets contained within will be revealed.