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In Brief: Apple's countdown to 1 billions songs is a little more than 5 million short of the music industry milestone (free entry form).... One reader points to grand opening photos of Apple's newest retail store in Hingham, MA (Apple Store Derby Street), which opened over the weekend and features the same stone-based facade as its San Francisco and Burlingame retail stores.... One website has posted details on what it believes will be the future location of a second store in Manchester, UK: the Arndale Centre, which is 7 miles from the current store at the Trafford Centre.... ifoapplestore points to an ongoing switch campaign in South Africa, where Windows PC users can trade-in their PC for a credit towards the purchase of a new Mac from an authorized reseller--with credits ranging from $125 for a Mac mini to $500 for a Power Mac.
Steve Jobs' celebrity status may be increasing in the near future, says Bob Keefe of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Newly dubbed the "king of entertainment" by Keefe, Jobs is set to change the entertainment world with a possible new Apple media center and the merge of Pixar with Disney, the two top animation studios. With the ability to combine Apple technology with the content of Disney, Pixar, ESPN, ABC, and others, Jobs may be able to "seamlessly move entertainment across home televisions and computers, iPods, cellphones and other devices" in the near future, says Keefe. "Sometime in the immediate run, maybe two or three years out, I think he'll be able to create one big experiment ... one big new thing ... that if successful will forever change the [entertainment] business."
SIIG, a maker of I/O connectivity products, announced four new ExpressCard products are now certified compliant with the Personal Computer Memory Card International Association's ExpressCard specifications, the new standard expansion slot on the MacBook Pro. Newly available cards are the FireWire 2-Port Express Card ($80); the FireWire 2-Port ExpressCard DV-Kit bundled with Ulead VideoStudio 9.0; eSATA II ExpressCard with two-port host adapter, two eSATA ports, data transfer rates up to 3GB/sec, and NCQ; and the eSATA II ExpressCard RAID with two-port host adapters, two eSATA ports, RAID O (striping) and I (mirroring), data transfer rates up to 3GB/sec, and NCQ. Other SIIG products based on the ExpressCard format will include assorted FireWire (400 and 800), SATA II, and other adapter solutions for hot-pluggable internal I/O expansion for desktop and mobile computers.
M-Audio announced the release of its ProKeys 88sx digital stage piano for computer-centric musicians. The stage piano features an 88-note keyboard with high-quality semi-weighted action, allowing the unit to weigh only 17 pounds. The piano dedicates all of its memory to seven sounds that players rely on constantly--- devoting extra attention to the multi-layer stereo samples of a Yamaha C7 concert grand as well as a Fender Rhodes, a vintage Wurlitzer, a Yamaha DX7, a Hammond B3, and a Clavinet. The piano also doubles as a USB MIDI interface and controller for recording and playback with PC or Mac, and incorporates MIDI performance controls including pitch wheel, modulation wheel, two footswitch inputs (both sustain and sostenuto) and expression pedal input. A standard MIDI Out jack allows control of outboard MIDI gear as well. The ProKeys 88sx includes two 1/4-inch stereo headphone jacks and costs $450.
Lightsoft announced its Home Weather Center (HWC) 1.6 for OS X. HWC is a weather graphing, monitoring, and analysis application designed as a virtual weather station that utilizes Internet-based weather sources rather than hardware-based sensors. As data is gathered and stored in its database HWC allows the user to view weather statistics such as the lowest temperature or the highest wind speed over any time period stored in the database. In addition HWC contains a journal for weather notes and can generate web pages containing current conditions. The Universal binary version now features new preferences, a re-write of the Wunderground Personal Weather Station decoder, fixed bugs and crashes, a fixed memory leak, updated documentation, the ability to view the source data for a location from a button in the "Advanced" preference pane, and more. Home Weather Center requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, and costs $35.
The OSx86 project has restored its forums after legal pressure from Apple forced the website to take them down last week. Confirming that Apple had served the site with a cease and desist letter that cited the DMCA (Digital Nillenium Copyright Act), the site took its forum offline as it debated its next move. A new note on the website said it has take down any offending links to the software patches that allowed users to run Mac OS X on generic Intel-based PCs, bypassing Apple's safeguards that tried to lock the operating system to its own hardware. "Apple is certainly well within their rights to protect their OS and we have always supported them in this effort. Our first-class moderating staff has helped ensure that direct links to any patches are not allowed. We have in the past linked to the homepage of Maxxuss - but not to the offending 10.4.4 patches - in the interest of news, but we've removed those links just in case."
Decimus Software has released Synk 5.2, an update to its synchronization and backup software for Macintosh. Now available as a Universal Binary for native execution on both PowerPC and Intel based Macs, Synk 5.2 also adds AES encryption support for backups, a clearer and more compact interface, and a variety of other improvements and bug fixes. Synk can be used to make bootable backups of both PowerPC- and Intel-based Macs, as well as synchronizing and backing up files and folders from your Mac with other networked Macs and PCs, or external hard drives (including iPods). It can automatically execute operations on a schedule, and provides extensive rule-based exclusion support and flexible configurability. Synk 5.2 is a free update to any paid user of Synk 5.x, and requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later. The shareware features an unrestricted 30-day trial period, and costs $20 to register for non-commercial use or $40 for commercial use.
Tunewear today introduced the Icewear nano Ultra Clear case for Apple's iPod nano player. Improving upon the previous generation case, it now features the protective Tunefilm to keep the iPod safe from scratches and is now available in ultra clear. The case utilizes the same high density silicone as found in diving masks and our patent pending Rib-Technology to protect the iPod nano. "Icewear nano and Icewear nano Ultra Clear do not cover the wheel or the screen, rather it is intentionally left open for complete control and view. That is the way Apple designed the iPod nano and that is the way we leave it. Instead we have added embossed edges around the screen to help prevent scratching." The case offers access to all ports. The case is washable with soap and water and is available for now $13.
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Glen Anthony Harris received his Ph.D. from Florida State University in 2003. He has taught at North Carolina Central University, North Carolina A&T State University, and Florida A&M University before joining UNCW's history department in 2002.
He is the author of The Ocean Hill-Brownsville Conflict: Intellectual Struggles between Blacks and Jews at Mid-Century, (Lexington Books, 2012) which examines the role that certain black and Jewish writers and intellectuals played in the characterization of black-Jewish relations in relation to the 1968 school conflict.
In addition, Dr. Harris has authored the following: "Franz Boas, Race Theory, and Black and Jewish Race Relations During the First Decades of the Twentieth Century" American Jewish Archives Volume 59, Number 3 (January 2008); "Ishmael Reed and the Postmodern Slave Narrative." Comparative American Studies: An International Journal Volume 5, Number 4: 459-479; and the co-author of "Guess Who's Coming to the Dinner: A Clash of Interpretations Regarding the 1967 Stanley Kramer Film About Interracial Marriage": Journal of Popular Culture, Volume 40, Number 4: 700-713.
Mr. Harris has received numerous awards and fellowships including: the Library Resident Research Fellowship at The American Philosophical Society, Rabbi Joachim Prinz Memorial Fellowship at The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives and the Charles L. Cahill Award at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Dr. Harris offers courses in African American History, United States History, The Harlem Renaissance, United States Since 1945, the Civil Rights Movement, and Hollywood and Black Film.
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Instagram promises ads will fit 'Instagram aesthetic' -- whatever that is
Sally Herships
Oct 28, 2013 Instagram wants to put ads into our social media feeds, but it promises those ads will mirror the "Instagram aesthetic."
The end of Kodak moments?
Sarah McCammon
Sep 3, 2013 Kodak is emerging from bankruptcy – with a new focus on commercial printing.
Photojournalist John H. White on layoffs, 35 years at Chicago Sun-Times
Kai Ryssdal
Jun 4, 2013 He won a in Pulitzer in 1982, but didn't stop there. Chicago's legendary photojournalist John H. White reflects on the power of pictures days after he was laid off along with the Sun-Times' entire photo department.
Abandoned buildings get starring role in social media
Gigi Douban
May 8, 2013 Some people like to go into old, vacant buildings to post photos and video of their exploits on social media sites like Instagram and Flickr. Sometimes, that can be an advantage for real estate agents.
OpenTable buys food photo app
Sally Herships
Jan 29, 2013 OpenTable, one of the biggest online restaurant reservation sites, will pay $10 million for Foodspotting and its hordes of amateur photographers.
Are new laws needed to protect against paparazzi?
Jeff Tyler
Jan 3, 2013 Professional shutterbugs who take pictures of celebrities see no need for new laws following death of photographer.
The photo wars back then
Kai Ryssdal
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Dec 5, 2012 A day when Apple stock would be ahead of Kodak on the Fortune 500 list? A laughable idea...in 2005. One photographer captures the end of the analog era.
The housing bust as seen through the planned community
Kai Ryssdal
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Shutterfly to report earnings
Eve Troeh
Apr 30, 2012 We'll find out today how healthy the digital printer is -- so many people keep their photos in the cloud that digital printing companies like Shutterfly may be on the way out.
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As Rowany Festival soon approaches, we are once more in need of dedicated helpers to cover our first aid requirements at the event.
Chirurgeons at Rowany Festival
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2015-01-24 20:20
As Rowany Festival soon approaches, we are once more in need of dedicated helpers to cover our first aid requirements at the event.
Stefan's Florilegium updates for January 2015
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2015-01-24 16:24
THLord Stefan li Rous provdes updates for Stefan's Florilegium for January 2015.
Resignation of the Society Chirurgeon
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-23 18:00
At the Jan 2015 quarterly board meeting, the board accepted the resignation of the Society Chirurgeon, and directed the President to handle the responsibilities of that office until further notice.
Attention unto the Known World: Rejoice!
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-23 16:41
On LinkedIn, Landinn de Marest (Kristen Fife), reports that the Board of Directors of the Society for Creative Anachornism, Inc. has approved the creation of a new kingdom.
Precious manuscripts threatened by jihadists in Iraq
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2015-01-22 23:31
The fighting in Iraq continues to threaten, not just the populace, but historical treasures and manuscripts. Recently a Dominican Order of priests, known as the Order of Preachers, managed to rescue a number of these precious documents when Islamic State jihadists advanced into the region. (photos)
Proposed Corpora Change Results - 4th Peerage
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2015-01-22 18:00
At the January 17, 2015 Board of Directors meeting in Milpitas, CA, the Board voted against revising Corpora to establish a rapier peerage.
Quivers and Quarrels: Winter issue
Submitted by Sir Jon on Sun, 2015-01-18 14:24
Sir Jon reports that the Winter edition of the SCA wide archery E-newsletter is now available online.
NBC News goes to Pennsic
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2015-01-17 12:12
Do you remember why you joined the SCA? If you don't, or need to remember why you are still a member, watch For Glory & Honor: Medieval Reenactors Go To Battle, an NBC News feature showcasing the SCA at the Pennsic War. (video)
First Quarter 2015 Board Meeting
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-16 17:00
The Board of Directors would like to remind the membership that the First Quarter 2015 Board Meeting is scheduled for tomorrow Saturday, January 17, 2015.
Doctoral thesis changes history of Swedish glass
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-16 15:40
Archaeologist Anna Ihr's doctoral dissertation, Becoming Vitrified, shows that the glass industry in Sweden is much older than previously believed, as early as the 13th century. The thesis describes how different vitrified, or glassy, materials can be interpreted and analysed.
SCA Inc. discontinues Known World Mail
Submitted by Justin on Fri, 2015-01-16 11:05
Effective February 1, 2015, the SCA is discontinuing its Known World Mail, a hosted mail service previously offered to SCA members.
Stonehenge in 8th century poem?
Submitted by Milica on Tue, 2015-01-13 12:53
The 8th century, Old English poem called The Ruin may be the oldest surviving literature to mention Stonehenge, says medieval liguist Dr Graeme Davis. The poem refers to stones called "the old ones" or the "elders."
Pennsic Registration Office: Preregistration is live
Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2015-01-12 20:18
The Pennsic Pre-reigistration Office reports that pre-registration for Pennsic 44 is now live
Stefan's Florilegium files for December 2014
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2015-01-11 12:28
THLord Stefan li Rous provides updates to Stefan's Florilegium for December 2014.
"Magical mud" of Novgorod reveals treasures
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-09 12:58
"Send me a shirt, towel, trousers, reins, and, for my sister, send fabric. If I am alive, I will pay for it," wrote a 14th century father, Onus, to his son, Danilo, in the block letters of Old Novgorod language on a birch bark scroll. The note, among a dozen others, was discovered recently in the "magicial mud" of Veliky Novgorod, Russia.
Staffordshire Hoard teaches lesson in Anglo-Saxon metallurgy
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2015-01-08 11:04
Gold was believed to have magical powers in Anglo-Saxon society, which may have led to discovery of special processes to make the metal appear "more golden than gold." These findings are part of a new study of the Staffordshire Hoard which "showed goldsmiths knew how to remove alloyed metals such as copper and silver from the surface of objects."
Richard III burial timetable and appeal for funds
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2015-01-07 10:50
As the reburial of King Richard III approaches, the city of Leicester, England and Leicester Cathedral prepare for the festivities by calling on the locals to help with fundraising. The diocese has raised only UK£1.9m of the £2.5m cost of the celebration.
"One of the most important Viking hoards ever found in Scotland" unearthed near Dumfriesshire
Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2015-01-05 09:39
September 2014 was a great month for British metal detector enthusiast Derek McLennan. The retired businessman discovered "one of the most important Viking hoards ever found in Scotland" in a field in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. (photos)
Remains of "witch girl" found in Italy
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2015-01-04 14:03
In early medieval Italy, "burying the dead facedown was a way to prevent the impure soul threatening the living," says anthropologist Elena Dellù. This might explain the remains of a teenage girl discovered recently at the complex of San Calocero in Albenga, Italy. (photo)
Medieval friary stonework among finds at Yorkshire dig
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2015-01-03 19:55
A team of archaeologists from AOC Archaeology Group, along with members of the community, were intrigued by discoveries resulting from two weeks of excavations near York, England's Guildhall. The workers found artifacts dating from Roman times through World War II, including evidence of a medieval friary.
Lavenham seeks World Heritage status
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2015-01-02 11:06
According to Wikipedia, Lavenham, England "is a village and civil parish in Suffolk, England noted for its 15th-century church, half-timbered medieval cottages and circular walk." Now the town's business forum and parish council plan to apply to UNESCO for a World Heritage grant to "help balance tourism, the local economy and traffic." (photos)
Where is Harold?
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2015-01-01 16:16
The Bayeux Tapestry famously depicts King Harold II's death by arrow to the eye during the Battle of Hastings, but new evidence may show that the king survived the battle.
Community gets involved in Sudbury's "big dig"
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2015-01-01 11:12
Dr Carenza Lewis is well known to audeinces of Channel 4's Time Team and the BBC's The Great British Story, but now she has a different role: leading members of the community of Sudbury on an archaeological survey. Lewis heads up the "big dig" organized by the Sudbury Society, the Sudbury History Society, and the Sudbury Museum Trust.
Catholics and Protestants unite over Richard III funeral
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2014-12-31 15:10
Richard III died before the Reformation, but Leicester Cathedral, where the king will be buried, is staunchly Anglican, facts which should have produced strife. The funeral of a king, however, has brought the two faiths together to offer Richard III a burial "with the dignity befitting his rank."
Peter Joyner placed on vigil in Northshield
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2014-12-31 12:43
Master Yehudah nagid ben Yitzhak, Minister of Protocol, reports that at Their Feast of St. Maurus. Their Majesties Vladimir and Petranella of the Kingdom of Northshield placed Peter Joyner (fka Petro Petrovitch) on vigil to contemplate elevation to the Order of the Chivalry.
Mongol warship found near Japanese island
Submitted by Milica on Tue, 2014-12-30 19:15
Twice in seven years, 1274 and 1281, the Mongol Emperor Kublai Khan tried to invade Japan. On one of those missions a ship sank in a typhoon off the island of Takashima. Now arhaeologists hope to learn the secrets of the Mongol warship from the recently-discovered wreck.
Dracula imprisoned in Turkish castle
Submitted by Milica on Tue, 2014-12-30 18:32
Iconic baddie Vlad the Impaler seems to have slept more places than George Washington. The latest claim comes from Turkey which says that the young prince was held captive in a fortress there. Rachel Nuwer for Smithsonian Magazine online has the story. (photo)
14th century caravansary open to the public in Jerusalem
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2014-12-28 22:02
Near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem lies a complex of ancient buildings including Ahar Kotlenu a refurbished 14th century caravansary, an inn for caravans, now open to the public. The site includes a 3,500 square feet (325 square meters) grand hall with cross-vaulted stone roof held aloft by six reinforced pillars.
Gagliana Grossa subject of study by Texas A&M students
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2014-12-27 16:31
In 1583, the merchant ship Gagliana Grossa sank off the coast of Biogradna Moru, in Croatia. Now the shipwreck has become a subject of study by a group of Texas A&M students led by Filipe Castro, in partnership with Irena Radic Rossi from the University of Zadar. (video)
Rennie killed by police after attack on Mexican Consulate
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2014-12-27 10:23
Renaissance fair enthusiast Larry Steven McQuilliams was killed by police recently after firing more than 100 rounds at the Mexican Consulate and other buildings in Austin, Texas. McQuilliams was reportedly upset by US immigration policy. (photo)
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Colson: The only way to get down to the first level is through the elevator, and we can't even open the doors up here. The whole shaft is protected by laser. MacGyver: Infra-red or gas discharge? Colson: Gas. CO2, 10,000 watts. MacGyver: You take your elevator shafts pretty seriously.
MacGyver: The bag's not for what I take, Colson - it's for what I find along the way.
Gantner: They calculate the chances of anyone getting through to Marlow and Stubens is... well, it's not great. MacGyver: Well, give me "not great" on a scale of one to ten. Gantner: Minus three.
Barbara: I'd kiss you, MacGyver, but I've got this cold. MacGyver: So what's a little cold between friends, huh?
Barbara: Don't tell me you know how to make a bomb out of a stick of chewing gum? MacGyver: Why, you got some?
MacGyver: My mom used to make a great broiled chicken. One of my favorites. Funny, I'm starting to feel real sympathetic towards them chickens.
MacGyver: Herpetologists will tell you everyone has an inner fear of snakes—including herpetologists.
MacGyver: The thing about a junkyard is, the treasure you find is liable to be something another fellow lost.
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The helicopter that flys MacGyver and Gant to the New Mexico desert is "The Special", the advanced military helicopter which was the star of Columbia Pictures' 1983 film Blue Thunder.
A scene which would have given MacGyver the first name of Stace was cut before broadcast.
The original script for the pilot was written by Lee David Zlotoff for a 90-minute slot. Thackary Pallor re-wrote it for 60 minutes.
Michael Learner is listed in the opening credits just after Richard Dean Anderson, suggesting his role was intended as a permanent one. His character, Ed Gantner, fills the role that Dana Elcar takes on semi-regularly in Season 1 and full-time afterward.
The scenes at MacGyver's home were filmed at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.
The German episode title is "Explosion unter Tage", meaning "Underground Explosion".
Appearing here in an unrelated role, guest Dana Elcar goes on to play the recurring role of Pete Thornton later this season, which becomes a starring role in the second season.
Many transmitted versions of this episode credit the director as Alan Smithee – which is a cover name for a director who does not wish for his/her name to be associated with the finished work, often because the film or episode was heavily recut. The actual director was Jerrold Freedman.
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In the pilot episode, MacGyver's aversion to using guns isn't yet established. When the Mongolian soldiers open fire on him, he returns fire with an assault rifle before handing off the gun to the rescued prisoner.
Milk chocolate stops a sulfuric acid leak. This MacGyverism has been confirmed to work by the Mythbusters.
MacGyver captures the three bad guys at the end of the opening gambit. However, there is a fourth man: the one who obligingly drove the forklift and dumped MacGyver into the compactor. He's not seen again. In fact, MacGyver "borrows" the forklift less than a minute later and doesn't encounter the unseen forklift driver who is willing to kill people.
In the opening gambit, MacGyver suspends the bad guys in mid-air inside their car, using a forklift. He then goes to make a call and the driver has a clear shot at him out the driver's side window. Fortunately for MacGyver, the driver forgets to use the gun he was firing at MacGyver a few minutes earlier.
When a guard checks on MacGyver, who's tied on a rack, MacGyver's belt is on his pants. Then MacGyver knocks the guard out and the belt is still visible. However, when he gets off the rack, he is no longer wearing his belt, and it's being used to hold another guard up against a tree. MacGyver then goes over and gets his belt and puts it through the empty pant loops.
Due to use of clips from the movie The Italian Job during the car chase sequence, some goofs are created: When Yanna's brother in the white car grabs the chicken, in the shot immediately following four men can be seen in the white car, two in the front and two in the back. In all previous and subsequent shots, only two men are in the car, both in the front seats; street signs can be seen in Italian, though the episode takes place in Budapest; license plates flip-flop between those used in Italy and Hungary.
The stunt double who does MacGyver's slide down the roof to evade the police at the bar has noticeably darker hair than Richard Dean Anderson.
During the car chase scene, a man wearing blue coveralls reaches out of the left window of the car and grabs a chicken, but a closeup shows that he was sitting on the right and had grabbed the chicken on the same side.
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Quayle's use of the phrase, "A hit, MacGyver, a palpable hit," paraphrases Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 2, a line by Osric during the duel between Hamlet and Laertes. The true line is "A hit, a very palpable hit."
Professor Willis, in dying, quotes, "just not so deep as a well, but so wide as a church-door, but 'tis enough," from Romeo and Juliet, Scene 1, as Mercutio lies dying in Romeo's arms.
The ending, with the team driving away in a van after a successful con while the camera does a 360° lateral rotation, references the ending of many episodes of Mission: Impossible which ended in the same manner.
The title of this episode is borrowed from Robert Frost poem of the same name.
Guy quotes Shakespeare's, "All the world's a stage and all its men and women merely players," from As You Like It, Act II, Scene 7, as spoken by Jaques. The full quote is "All the world's a stage / And all the men and women merely players; / They have their exits and their entrances, / And one man in his time plays many parts, / His acts being seven ages." and refers to the seven "ages" of man, from childhood to old age.
Guy comments, "If there is any kindness I can show to any creature, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again." He's quoting Quaker missionary Stephen Grellet (1773-1855), who is attributed to have spoken these words in The Lamp Vol. XXVI.
Guy comments, "Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety," quoting from Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra, Act 2, Scene 2, and referring to Cleopatra herself. The line is spoken by Enobarbus, Anthony's lieutenant, and in full reads: "Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale / Her infinite variety: other women cloy / The appetites they feed, but she makes hungry / Where most she satisfies."
Guy comments, "Doubt that the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar; But never doubt my love," quoting from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 2, where Polonius reads a letter from Hamlet to Ophelia.


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I just graduated from the Newport Film School.What are the best features about your institution?
The best features of my institution were my teachers. They were passionate about what they teach, and very caring. They were totally honest and always gave us constructive criticism as well as praise when they thought we deserve it. I had been given encouragement from my teachers when I thought I amnot good enough and thought I don't have any talent. The fact that one of my teachers believed in the fact that I have talent, and he lots of times told me that…made me not want to give up filmmaking and carry on.
Neglected from Reka Roberts on Vimeo.How would you describe yourself to a potential employer in ten words or less?
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I don't know if I have a style yet as I only been studying filmmaking 2 years, but I am close enough to understand what style I do prefer and starting to go for. I like to make very traditional documentaries with a clear Voice of God style,however I also start to like observational documentaries and planning to try out all different types of documentary styles. I believe trying out new things can surprisingly make you like new things that you always thought you would not like otherwise. So I am constantly up for a challenge! Variety makes you grow!If you had to show one piece of work to a potential employer what would it be?
The film I would show to a potential employer would be Life in the Shadow of Secret Police, it's filmed in Romania, and includes my father and some other people that has been influenced by communism.
Life in The Shadow of Secret Police from Reka Roberts on Vimeo.What websites do you visit daily to find inspiring new work or industry news?
The Sheffield documentary film festival website is a good site to approach news about new emerging talents. And the meetmarket section is always in my interest about the people that had been lately commissioned. I also like to follow news about the BBC from the BBC website and Channel 4…and watchlots of documentaries on documentarystorm.com.What would your dream job in the industry be?
My dream job in the industry would be a documentary film director/producer. This is my dream job, and to travel a lot and make lots of documentaries that can bring in new things that has never been shown before.
Mindgames from Reka Roberts on Vimeo.Name a fellow student or upcoming filmmaker who you think will be one to watch
Jolanta Maria Buds I would recommend to watch, I also worked with her in the past, she has a very artistic style.Name one technology you couldn't live without and why?
I couldn't live without a camera and a paintbrush. Not having a camera would stop me making films and not having a paintbrush would stop me paint. Originally I studied fine art and moved on to filmmaking but both is still a passion of mine. I need these 2 to be a big part of my life to be happy.What's your idea of a good night out?
A good night out for me could be lots of different things: cinema, theatre, classical concert, an evening in a gallery meeting other artists, or just going out dancing with my friends in a club. All depends on my mood.See more of Reka's work at http://www.rekafalka.co.uk


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This makes a lot of sense to me. Sometimes I have an extra apple, or a side of veggies after working out hard ( for me ), doing a bike ride, swimming laps or playing basketball. Once I even had a gatorade. I never got cravings, or gained weight, which if I did this on a day I just took an easy 45 minute walk, would happen once I get over about 80 total carbs. I am diabetic, so I tend to stay low on my blood glucose ( 70-80 ), and find that exercise lowers this also. I can eat more carbs and stay at a 75 b.g. if I exercise harder.
So the idea of eating some extra carbs, and staying in ketosis seems possible. It would have to be rare. I don't think most of us work out hard enough to be able to eat 100 extra grams of carbs, but we also won't gain 8 lbs of weight from swelling, since we don't damage our bodies so much. So I can have 120 total grams of carbs on a day I work out vigorously, and I may stay the same weight, but more importantly, I don't get the cravings, or weight gain I get when I kick myself out of ketosis.
I gain 3-5 lbs if I eat off plan. It is mostly water weight, and I find I can get back into ketosis in about 18-24 hours, depending on how bad I cheat. First I have to burn off the glucose, and then the glycogen, so the more I have carbs, the longer it takes to get through them, and back to burning fat.
Maybe I missed something, or maybe because I am diabetic, I have actually measured weight loss versus blood glucose levels, but I didn't think anything in this article was news. It seems obvious to me that if you maintain at 50 grams a day, and ate 20 grams a day, or exercised vigorously to drop glycogen levels, that you could save up some carbs, and have 20 on day 1, and 80 on day 2, and average the 50 over the 2 days. Also, since my blood sugars drop a lot if I play basketball, I know I am working deeper into ketosis. If I play for 45 minutes, my blood glucose will drop below 60, and I have to eat some carbs , or I get a low blood sugar.
As a diabetic I am more sensitive, and have a built in opportunity to get a deficit, which may be why I stay in ketosis at such a high level of carbs, but also have such a weight gain if I cheat. My blood glucose can be 40 or 400 in 2 hours.
If my b.g. is low, then I would need to eat some carbs to get it back to 80+, and it seems to me that what Peter Attia is doing is trying to replicate this in a non-diabetic body. Since most people won't get that low, he creates a deficit with extreme exercise. All I need to do is skip breakfast, or cut carbs..lol.
This is one of the reasons why I think all diabetics should be on low carb. It actually works better for us. For the rest of you, you're going to have to go on a 110 mile bike ride to get depleted.. sorry.
I do wonder if someone eating 5 grams a day for a week, could then have a day at 100 grams, and stay in ketosis. Would they have a deficit, or would the body produce enough glucose over a 24 hour period to prevent a deficit. Maybe for the average healthy person, it has to be a rapid depletion, and then eat the extra carbs, before the body produces glucose.
I don't think the average person is going to work out that hard, just so they can have a slice of birthday cake . They could work out a lot after a cheat to get back into ketosis quicker though. Of course, they wouldn't have stayed in ketosis this way.
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Thanks for the link. Peter is definitely a "keto geek" and there is lots of good information here. There has been a good book published recently that is also quite technical but there is a great summary at: http://diagnosisdiet.com/what-cause
I am on a restricted ketogenic diet for the treatment of cancer and while I like the idea of exercising in order to be able to eat more carbs and proteins, I have been advised that intense exercise can can actually spark the production of proteins that cancer patients are trying to reduce. "Walk don't run" was the mantra I was given, which was a tough one since I was a dedicated runner before the diagnosis.
I'm heading over to the Low-carb forum where I can offer some advice to those just starting and share tips with those of you on the keto path.
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I'm still in the process of working my way through this blog post. Peter Attia is not always easy to understand but usually has valuable info. If I understand this right he is saying that higher levels of exercise allow higher carb levels while still staying in ketosis. The whys are not entirely clear to me yet.
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Hmmm. I think his title is rather misleading - he never really addresses the title question in any direct way. However, I did appreciate the links at the bottom. I'll have to follow up on those when I have more time.
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Interesting - naturally, it had me refiguring my nutritional tracker formulas. ha ha
Good article - I saved the website to my favorites.
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So, if I want to indulge in some carbs I should go work out like crazy first? ;)
Love your blog, btw. I'm new to NK & am finding your posts really helpful.
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THIS is a lot to 'digest' if you will pardon the pun.
i have been interested in this particular method of weight loss for years and have been on many low/no carb regimes.
i have never achieved a state of ketosis. the most i have achieved is the lightest color on the scale with the keto stix.
also i feel very horrible without my usual fruits/salads daily.
everyone on most regimes lost twice/three times the amount of weight in the same amount of time as myself. for every one pound down for me - it was three to five for them.
chemically and biologically it sounds like a great solution - but unfortunately it just does not work with MY biology.
having stated all that - i have for the past 30 years stayed away from white flour, processed foods and sugars - including the hidden stuff in condiments etc which i do not use.
i have to state again that we are being lied to so often and duped with almost everything we buy at the store. i have a small garden in the summer - and try to freeze stuff in season.
this is war fare!!!! good luck BB
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This is too difficult for me to understand by reading. If someone could explain it to me in person I could perhaps understand it.
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Thanks a lot for this post.
I will have to take some time later to read it, but I'll be back to discuss it when I fully digest the material.
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Some of you have asked how to make puff pastry recipes. First let me tell you a little about what is puff pastry. This is a light flaky delicious French pastry dough. Let us not confuse this dough with the Middle Eastern phyllo dough, a very thin single layered dough used in a lot of Greek cooking.
Puff pastry comes from a French word "mille feuille" meaning a thousand layers; this is the difference in the two doughs. This is quite an exaggeration but this dough can actually have a hundred layers which are what makes it so light, airy and flaky.
Once you learn how to make puff pastry recipes you will find it much easier to purchase it already prepared for your puff pastry recipes. The layers are accomplished by wrapping the dough around well chilled butter, then rolling into a rectangle. The rectangle is folded into thirds and rolled again; after this the dough must be refrigerated before it can be rolled again. The more this process is done the more layers you will have. When the dough is baked the butter creates a steam making the dough to form buttery layers.
This dough is very delicious and very versatile in many different puff pastry recipes. This makes special recipes for special occasions like Valentine day food recipes. When you learn how to make puff pastry recipes you may feel (like me) that it is not worth the time when a great product is commercially made. Most of your favorite appetizers which require dough can be made into delicious puff pastry appetizers. This dough will only improve the flavor and texture of the food. Many puff pastry desserts can be created simply by adding fruits, puddings and whipped cream. Entrees like chicken pot pie, salmon en croute or other dishes are made special when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes.
Cook peas and carrots as package directs and drain.
Sauté onion, celery and mushrooms in butter.
Combine flour, salt, pepper and poultry seasoning; stir flour mixture into onion mixture.
Add chicken broth and milk; stir and cook until thickened.
Stir in drained peas and carrots, chicken and pimiento; heat until bubbly.
Pour mixture into 6 small casserole baking dishes or one large casserole dish.
Cut puff pastry to fit on top of casserole dishes; cut steam holes in top and crimp around edges.
Brush tops with beaten egg wash; bake at 425F degrees until top is brown (about 15 minutes).
The following is a recipe and instructions on how to make puff pastry recipe. It will take about 16 hours to make so plan to make it a day before you plan to use it. It is best not to make it if your kitchen is hot and humid because the dough and butter needs to be kept cold. It is necessary to have a cold work surface like a marble slab to keep the dough cold when rolling.
Use in favorite recipes when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes.
Now that you have learned how to make puff pastry recipes, try it in some of your puff pastry appetizer recipes of puff pastry dessert recipes. You can store it in the refrigerator for two days but make sure it is wrapped tightly in plastic wrap; a couple of layers of plastic wrap should keep out the air. If you want to freeze it, divide it in half and wrap tightly in plastic wrap. For freezing it is best to also wrap OVER THE PLASTIC WRAP with foil or freezer paper. This should keep it good for a couple of months.
If you want to learn how to make puff pastry recipes as appetizers, roll the dough out to 1/8 inch thickness and cut into desired shapes. Dough cut in squares can be folded over a filling in half or from corner to corner making a triangle; circles are easy to fold in half. Place a teaspoon of filling on small cuts of pastry or a tablespoon on larger pieces. Brush water on the edges of the dough, fold and press together to seal. Prick with a fork or cut holes in the top to let steam escape.
This is a favorite appetizer recipe when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes.
These are very popular and easy when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes.
Preheat oven to 400F degrees.
Brown chicken until almost done; add shrimp and cook until both chicken and shrimp are cooked.
Add mushrooms and ginger and heat.
Blend cornstarch, soy sauce, sherry and oil until smooth; stir into chicken mixture until thickened.
Stir in green onions and salt and pepper; spoon mixture onto cut shapes of puff pastry.
Wet edges, seal and prick top with fork to let steam escape; brush with egg wash.
Place on ungreased baking sheets and bake until golden brown about 20 minutes.
Don't forget about all the wonderful puff pastry dessert when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes. Two of my favorites are cream horns and Napoleons. The cream horns are very simple if you have molds to shape the horns. With strips of pastry dough wrap the mold starting at the point and overlapping as you wrap to the larger end. Brush with egg wash and bake until brown. When cooled, whip up sweetened whipped cream. With pastry bag stuff the horns with whipped cream. The Napoleon recipe is a little more time consuming but not difficult when you learn how to make puff pastry recipes but it is oh so delicious.
Line 2 baking trays with heavy brown paper.
On lightly floured surface roll 3 strips of puff pastry dough to 14 inches long by 3 inches wide.
Trim edges so they are straight; place on trays and refrigerate.
Make pastry cream below. (and refrigerate)
After making pastry cream, preheat oven to 425F degrees.
Remove dough from refrigerator; measure each dough strip lengthwise every two inches.
Prick line with fork marking 7 parts on each strip
Bake dough (all 3 strips) 15 minutes or until brown; reduce heat to 350F degrees.
With a wide spatula turn the dough over carefully and bake 15 minutes on the other side or until brown.
Remove from oven and let set until cold.
After all dough has been baked make powdered sugar glaze and melt chocolate; then assemble.
In small bowl combine 1 cup powdered sugar, ¼ teaspoon vanilla, 1 ½ tablespoons hot water; blend until smooth (if too thick add a little more hot water).
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Say You Want an Evolution?
By Bill Ketzer
Ani DiFranco, Hamell on Trial
Theatre, March 16
Without an introduction, Ani DiFranco galloped into the auburn
lights at a newly refurbished Proctors, dreadlocks ablaze
and looking generally quite shatterproof, much like what Max
Cavalero from Soulfly would look like if he were a) Italian,
b) attractive and c) singing like Ella Fitzgerald these days.
This is the same young woman who used to show up at Caffé
Lena or the Eighth Step Coffee House on Albanys Willet Street,
the young skinhead in army fatigues who inflicted ungodly
punishment on her old guitar for two dozen loyal fans. Except
for that last bit, not much has changed. If anything, the
Buffalo native has grown hungriermore intense through timeplaying
very little in the way of audience favorites, punctuating
her sentences with placekicks, swaying in a Baptist-
redemption sort of way immediately into Two Little Girls,
and the heroic Swan Dive, which at 5 years old each would
be the oldest tunes we would hear all night.
While her latest disc, Evolve, was recorded with a
full band, somewhere along the way DiFranco decided to take
these songs on the road alone, and it suits her beatifically.
Indeed, she seemed more comfortable without the perfunctory
distraction from self required to suitably advance a solid
team effort, and for all the talents of Julie Wolf and company,
DiFranco is truly in her element alonealmost as if she can
better reduce songs like Welcome To and Rock Paper Scissors
to their emotive common denominators, somehow always arriving
at a perspective of mercy, however tinged with sadness. Mercy.
She graciously endured what always winds up as a ludicrous
barrage of catcalls, cries of Play some old stuff! and Ill
show you mine if you show me yours! from the balcony, snapping
concurrently onto brave and emotional grids, tracing them
into maps for 2,700 strangers, delivering in abundance and
still having the humility to say, I should be paying you.
Hers is a boundless energy, a blur of teeth and hair, of ratcheting
brilliance and locomotion. DiFranco knows exactly where to
place the hemorrhaging, discordant note upon her all-too-proximal
patina of harmonious currency. She understands the value of
whispering, and snuffed her hard edges curtly to lullaby us
with verses that trailed off into delicate sighs at the end
of the quatrain of her choice, and then, right when she had
us in that space between relativity and faith, when all anxiety
of the day had been burned from our lungs, she stopped picking
and dropped a bomb. I bemoan the day I grew tits, she said.
Eleven years old was my shining moment, I was so streamlined,
heh heh . . .
So the Lil Folksinger (her term) has never lost her enigmatic
levity: She makes laughter a priority, to the point where
stories like Phase, Evolve and the ink-still-dry Educated
Guess are really anecdotal footnotes in the act of just watching,
stricken, at unadulterated freedom. Speaking of which, the
evening ended with the eight-minute poem Self-Evident, a
shameless 9/11 exegesis of the denatured protein of government,
the surmounting horrors of reality-based television, capitalism
and what exactly happens when Laura Bush is authorized to
cancel a literary symposium for fear that poets would turn
the event into a political forum. DiFranco reminds us that
all literature, all art is a political forum, nitwits.
It is all it really can ever be, and the crowd stood
awe-stricken as she delivered it by rote, and said goodnight.
No encore. Kick ass. Write names down.
Hamell on Trial and his thunderous, brassy, percussive solo
assault scares the crap out of some, but not me. No weird
clam to the daunting task of warming up for the Righteous
Babe herself, the man plugged his old Gibson hollow-body into
what appeared to be some kind of side fill, miked up right
next to his head, and peppered the damn thing with such malevolent
force that youd swear that backstage some young hesh was
hammering out double kicks on 26-inch Ludwig basses. It was
like Dick Dale meeting Jim Carroll upon Slayers Altar of
Sacrifice. Or something.
Leaping off the top rope with angst-specific odes like I
Hate Your Kid, Hamell deliberately diced any preconceived
idea of folk music into cheese cubes as he wobbled his Dr.
Evil jowls at his ever-growing legion of aficionados. Ever
the interlocutor, ever the jester, he stalked the stage in
old denim and ribbed the audience with his special brand of
Police Academy 3 humor. This is Rock and/or Roll for
the sockless and caffeinated, chicken soup for the troll.
Make mine well done.
Heroics, Please
The Kamikaze Hearts
Van Dyck, March 15
I took a ride tonight with the Kamikaze Hearts latest CD
to think about the group before sitting down to write. What
was ostensibly a 10-minute trip to Stewarts and back turned
into an albums worth of trolling the streets, lost in song
reverie. Shame on me for not getting out to see this group
The Kamikaze Hearts formed a single line across the front
of the stage during their second show of the night at the
Van Dyck, a configuration that says as much about the group
as anything, as every member is a key component. Singer-drummer
Gaven Richards eyebrows leaped like question marks as he
jittered up and down before his minimal kit, his high angelic
voice intoning, Couldnt get him to show me the secret handshake/Though
he hadnt been to the Mason Hall in 40 years . . ./Its just
the one thing hed keep, the one thing hed keep/The one thing
he figured hed keep for himself, a strand that, minimal
as it is, is as suggestive as any opening line from Raymond
Carver. The impressively hirsute Matthew Loiacono (all overgrown
mutton chops and thick, wild hair) plucked out some gorgeous
banjo behind the sentiment, and as Richard warbled the word
ski-ing at the top of his range, impressively drawing it
out over two syllables, the band nearly collapsed into fits
of laughter. Everything, it seems, is not so damned precious
with these guys. But it certainly is darn good.
Between songs, the group bartered, as if at some merchant
bazaar, over the choice of next number. The looseness and
humor served as a kind of emotional ballast for the pensively
evocative elegies, which the four guys whipped up into wheeling,
urgent acoustic workouts. (I knew guys like this in college:
Theyd nod off in philosophy class all semester only to perk
up one day and say the smartest thing youd heard all year.
Youd dismiss them as the slacker hippie guys in the dorm
room above, keeping you up all night with their records, only
to be blown away by their talent at the coffee house.) Bass
player Bob Buckley even threw down some Teutonic hair-metal
vocals with an extemporaneous snippet of the Scorpions, and
singer-guitarist Troy Pohl announced that a car with Minnesota
plates was going to get towed, demanding a raise for the service.
All that lightness is just a rope-a-dope for some serious
talent, however, as roles and alliances shifted within the
impressive interplay of the tunes. Pohls earthy drawl provided
a doppelganger for Richards sweetly sincere tones, laying
out the desperate emotional terrain of Weekend in Western
New York amid three-part vocal harmonies, bright, chugging
mandolin and a tribal drum roll (à la Moe Tucker). A bunch
of older tunes rounded out the more recent tracks in the set,
and as things came to a close on an impromptu, jokey piano
jam to herald the CD-buying portion of the evening, one couldnt
help feeling, Here is something remarkable and original.
Clark Five Vs. Ditka
The Mike Smith Rock Engine
Van Dyck, March 15
When I was 9 years old, my most important issue was figuring
out who was better, the Beatles or the Dave Clark Five. This
was a matter of great importance. While the Dave Clark Five
rocked harder and dressed cooler, the Beatles had John and
George. Then again, the Beatles also had Paul. Week after
week, I would linger near a radio on Saturday mornings to
see which group was going to be No. 1, and I always knew when
one or the other was going to be on Ed Sullivan.
Then in 66 or so, the Beatles started getting freaky, and
the rest of the world got freaky with them. The DC5 fell off
the face of the earth, never to be heard from again. During
the new-wave thing in the early 80s, every 60s British pop
act but one cashed in with a reunion tour and comeback album;
the DC5 stayed gone. To this day, their songs remain largely
uncovered, their influence ignored. And a very good argument
can be made that the DC5 are the template and spiritual precedent
for the E-Street Band. But theres no digitally remastered
box set. No DVD.
When the Van Dyck announced that DC5 singer Mike Smith was
coming, I was there with bells on. Not without some trepidation.
This is either going to be brilliant, I told friends, or
its going to suck bad.
It was not brilliant. Smith, looking pretty good for a geezer
(hes got to be in his 60s), took the stage with what looked
like one of those pick-up bands of corporate lawyers that
play at bar-association functions (you know, Were the Depositions
and wed like to do something by the Bobby Fuller Four, and
all that). The band opened with Gimme Some Lovin, which
some of you may remember as having been performed by the Spencer
Davis Group. Uh-oh. Then a crunchy Do You Love Me, the Contours
tune that the DC5 covered in 1963. The band werent stellar,
but the guys kept up. And Smiths voice sounded good: all
the gravel and even a little of the danger were still there.
Smith then announced that he was going to play songs that
influenced him, and we were treated to four straight cover
songs from the 50s: Jerry Lee, Little Richard, etc., pedestrian
versions. Saxophonist Frank Meade occasionally threatened
to save a song with a frantic solo that channeled the spirit
of the late, great Gary Windo, but nothing really could have
fixed things. The problem was that this sure as shit wasnt
what we came for.
Then, finally, Smith said, I guess well do some Dave Clark
stuff now. Yeah, I guess you will, too. The band walked through
a string of 10 or so DC5 hits without spark or feeling. Note
to drummer: Those are supposed to be RIMSHOTS, OK? All of
them! Every damn one, got it? Smith was lacking entirely in
the warmth and sincerity department, and remarkably, yelled
at someone for filming him on a camcorder. No movies of Mike
Smith for you! Why, someone might, well, er, uh . . . What
would someone do with a video of this guy? Watch it,
maybe? We were also treated to a rendition of a song he wrote
and recorded with a guy from Manfred Manns Earth Band (ohhhh!)
in the early 70s, a generic piece of tripe with a refrain
about being free like a bird. I kid you not. Free like a
freakin bird! Great minds, apparently, do think alike.
Jeez, I dunno. Maybe the Beatles were better, after all.


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- 29.07.2013 JetBrains publie YouTrack 5.0
- 29.07.2013 JetBrains Sharpens YouTrack
- 24.07.2013
Xcode-Alternative für iOS- und Mac-Entwickler mit AppCode
An solche Entwickler, die mit Xcode unzufrieden sind, richtet sich die Objective-C-IDE AppCode. Die Macher der unter Java-Experten populären IntelliJ Idea-Entwicklungsumgebung bietet damit eine leistungsstarke Lösung, die Xcode zwar nicht vollständig ersetzten, aber in vielen Fällen gut ergänzen kann.
- 23.07.2013
Google's Android Studio Simplifies Mobile App Development
Although new, the product is actually based on the popular IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition and was indeed a collaboration between JetBrains (the developer of IntelliJ IDEA) and Google. As such, users of the IntelliJ IDEA will discover the product actually isn't all that new, but has a few new features.
- 23.07.2013 RubyMine 5 Bids To Expand Ruby Development Diversity
- 19.07.2013 ReSharper 8.0 kommt mit Kommandozeilenversion
- 19.07.2013 ReSharper 8.0 For Visual Studio 2013
- 19.07.2013 ReSharper 8 ist da
- 19.07.2013 ReSharper 8.0 with Visual Studio 2013, IntelliSense, XAML and Blue Theme First Support
- 26.06.2013 Podcast 57 – Looking at AppCode
- 21.06.2013 TeamCity 8 brings better organisation to continuous integration
- 21.06.2013 ReSharper 8: Neue Navigationsmethoden
- 20.06.2013
Eclipse vs. IntelliJ IDEA: Religionskrieg im Mobilbereich
IntelliJ ist mit Sicherheit die "intelligentere" IDE. Die Auto-Korrekturvorschläge und der generierte Code zeigen teilweise eine verblüffende Menge an Eigenintelligenz. Die Behebung von Fehlern funktioniert meist zuverlässiger als unter Eclipse, toString()- und andere Standardmethoden entstehen wie von Zauberhand – zumindest dann, wenn man die dazu notwendige Tastenkombination kennt.
- 31.05.2013 Talking Android Studio with JetBrains' Dmitry Jemerov
- 31.05.2013
Comparing XCode and Android Developer Tools: Google's Catching Up
- 23.05.2013 第1回 Android Studio,そしてベースとなる「IntelliJ IDEA」とは何か
- 22.05.2013
First look: Android Studio eclipses Eclipse
Although the branding is "Android Studio" and the software comes directly from Google's servers, most Java developers will immediately recognize the toolkit as a version of IntelliJ IDEA, the IDE from JetBrains with a fanatical following. I've known developers who will prattle on about the virtues of running a purely open source shop but change their tune when it comes to IntelliJ. One almost sneered at me for not being professional enough to invest $699 in a great tool that can save hours of work.
- 20.05.2013 Google Launches First Dedicated Android IDE
- 17.05.2013
Google I/O inundates and overwhelms
Google unveiled an early-access preview form of Android Studio, a tool based on the community edition of the JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA IDE for Java that features Android-specific refactoring and Lint tools to catch performance issues.
- 16.05.2013 Android Studio: A New IDE from Google Based on IntelliJ IDEA
- 16.05.2013 Google engineers: We're trying to fix Android fragmentation
- 15.05.2013
[Google I/O] 53-Minute Android Developer Tools Session Video Shows Everything You Want To Know About Android Studio IDE
Yesterday Google launched an early access preview of Android Studio, an integrated development environment (IDE) for Android based on IntelliJ IDEA.
- 15.05.2013
Google eases Android app development with a new IDE
"The pivot around the IntelliJ IDE is a shift for Google," noted Al Hilwa, who covers application development software for IDC, in an email interview. IntelliJ "is less complex and more friendly than Eclipse and should help Android reach a broader section of developers," Hilwa wrote.
- 15.05.2013 Google Rolls out New IDE, APIs at Annual Developer Conference
- 15.05.2013
Android tooling? Yes. New Android OS? No
The company unveiled Android Studio, a development tool based on the community edition the JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA IDE for Java.
- 15.05.2013 Google présente de nombreux outils développeurs, dont Android Studio basé sur IntelliJ
- 15.05.2013 Android Studio, el nuevo IDE de Google para desarrollar en Android
- 15.05.2013
Google announces Android Studio: An IDE built just for Android developers
Android Studio, according to Google, will make developers "faster and more productive," and is a replacement for Eclipse. Android Studio is built off of the IntelliJ IDEA. <...>According to Tapadoo founder Dermot Daly, moving to an IntelliJ-based IDE is smart, as many Java developers rate its performance above that of Eclipse. Eclipse is now passe.
- 13.05.2013 IntelliJ IDEA sort en version 12.1 L'environnement de d?veloppement « Java intelligent » introduit le support de JavaFX 2
- 24.04.2013
Configuring Eclipse with Apache Tomcat and Ext JS
At this point some people will start thinking, "Doesn't he know that IntelliJ IDE or WeFbStorm are the best for JavaScript?" I know. I was not sitting under the rock.
- 22.04.2013 JVM Languages Report extended interview with Kotlin creator Andrey Breslav
- 16.04.2013 IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 Lands with JavaFX 2.0 Support
- 09.04.2013 JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 Sharpens Up, And Up
- 04.04.2013 IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 supports JavaFX 2
- 02.04.2013 Xcode-Alternative für iOS- und Mac-Entwickler mit AppCode
- 26.03.2013 Реактивные мозги
- 22.03.2013
An Objective-C IDE Done Right?
JetBrains is essentially allowing Objective-C developers to get the most out of popular unit testing frameworks, documentation browsers, and web development tools.
- 20.03.2013 AppCode 2.0 IDE de Objective-C
- 20.03.2013 JetBrains releases AppCode 2.0
- Tim Anderson's
- 10.01.2013
IntelliJ IDEA: the best IDE for programming Android?
"Is this [IntelliJ IDEA] the best IDE for Android development? There is the mighty Eclipse of course; but while Eclipse can do most things, I am not surprised to see comments like this: Usability: Intellij user experience is much easier to grasp. The learning curve in Intellij is by far faster. It seems using Intellij makes developing easier and more natural. Dropdowns, code completion, quick view, project wizards, etc, are all possible both in Eclipse and Intellij, but the experience in Intellij is much more satisfying."
- 31.12.2012 Significant Software Development Developments of 2012
- 27.12.2012 What will 2013 bring? Developers place their bets
- 19.12.2012 PhpStorm 5 e l'Early Access Program della versione 6
- 12.12.2012 IntelliJ IDEA 12 Supports Java 8
- 12.12.2012 JVM Language Kotlin Hits Milestone 4
- 12.12.2012 Fourth Kotlin milestone adds annotation tool
- 08.12.2012 Java IDE "IntelliJ IDEA 12" correspondence 8 Java, Android UI design feature has been added appeared
- 07.12.2012 JetBrains Releases IntelliJ IDEA 12
- 07.12.2012 12 of IntelliJ IDEA for Android GUI wizard and the ability to write in Scala
- 06.12.2012 IntelliJ gets a makeover for speed, Java 8
- 06.12.2012
IntelliJ IDEA 12 shows its darker side and introduces Java 8 support
It's another comprehensive update to the vastly popular IDE, with several of the community's most-wanted features included - testament to a company that knows its audience very well.
- 06.12.2012 IntelliJ Releases IDEA 12, Brings Improved UI, New Compiler Mode, Android UI Designer, And More
- 06.12.2012 IntelliJ IDEA 12 gets new interface, compiler mode and Android Designer
- 06.12.2012 IntelliJ gets a makeover for speed, Java 8
- 06.12.2012 The development environment IntelliJ Idea 12 is closer to Android
- 06.12.2012 IntelliJ IDEA 12 illuminates the dark side of programming productive
- 06.12.2012 JetBrains unveils the final version of IntelliJ IDEA 12
- 27.11.2012 Development tools for dynamic languages — Programmer picks
- 23.11.2012 Programmer picks: 7 tools for HTML5, Ruby, Python, and more
- 23.11.2012 Developer Break: 4D, dotCover, Plumbr, TX Spell, Live SDK
- 19.11.2012 A Long Look at JVM Languages
- 17.11.2012 JetBrains ReSharper 7.1 Fixes 300 Bugs
- 15.11.2012 Programmer picks: 7 tools for HTML5, Ruby, Python, and more
- 14.11.2012 WebStorm 5 IDE provides powerful editing features and instant feedback for Web developers
- 14.11.2012 ReSharper 7.1 est disponible : de nombreuses améliorations au programme/ ReSharper 7.1 is available: many improvements in program
- 13.11.2012
Review: WebStorm 5 IDE provides powerful editing features and instant feedback for Web developers
So why should you spend $49 on WebStorm, a development environment for JavaScript, HTML, and CSS? The answer is that it might turn you into a better developer.
- 01.10.2012
Visual Studio Magazine 2012 Readers Choice Winners
Visual Studio extension ReSharper is the code-coverage utility of choice for VSM readers, taking gold in the General Development Tools category again this year, and maintaining its ranking as the top vote-getter in the Readers Choice Awards. Long considered a valuable inspection and refactoring tool, it's probably hard to find .NET developers without it.
- 13.10.2012 9 programming tools for maximizing HTML5
- 10.10.2012
Technology Radar, October 2012
Apple's mobile devices are going strong and native apps are a cornerstone of their success. Writing these native apps has become much more pleasant and productive since JetBrains launched AppCode, an IDE for iOS and OS X development that replicates the strengths of their IDEs for other platform.
- 01.10.2012 Gute Qualität in JavaScript mit Jenkins und PHPStorm/WebStorm
- 26.09.2012 JetBrains' dotCover 2.0 Now Includes Improved Unit Testing Capabilities
- 21.09.2012 Kotlin M3 brings important additions to fledgling JVM language
- 18.09.2012 JetBrains PhpStorm 5.0 Aligns To Symfony2 and Yii
- 14.09.2012 Building Your Own Java
- 13.09.2012 PhpStorm 5.0 and WebStorm 5.0 include live editing preview
- 12.09.2012 JetBrains PhpStorm 5.0 Provides New PHP Framework Support
- 06.09.2012 Python 3.3 support comes to PyCharm 2.6
- 28.08.2012
Stepping through the precompiled assemblies with .NET Reflector
JetBrains DotPeek (Picture 6) is one of the most advanced .NET decompilers. It has good code generation quality, and it will try to fetch code from source servers if it's available. DotPeek's navigation features and keyboard shortcuts are very convenient. It has accurate search for symbol usages and supports plugins. DotPeek does not include Visual Studio integration.
- 28.08.2012
Stepping through the precompiled assemblies with .NET Reflector
JetBrains DotPeek (Picture 6) is one of the most advanced .NET decompilers. It has good code generation quality, and it will try to fetch code from source servers if it's available. DotPeek's navigation features and keyboard shortcuts are very convenient. It has accurate search for symbol usages and supports plugins. DotPeek does not include Visual Studio integration.
- 21.08.2012 JetBrains' AppCode IDE speeds up Objective-C development
- 13.08.2012
PhpStorm — Review and Give Away
PHPStorm's intellisense is mind-blowing. The aforementioned autocomplete across classes in a project is great, and the autocomplete on the selection of IDE commands is a great idea, but it offers intellisense for JavaScript, HTML, and CSS as well. No other IDE has fulfilled the need for this so completely.
- 06.08.2012 Developer Break: Dart, DotTrace, Azure and YUI
- 03.08.2012 JetBrains veröffentlicht dotTrace Performance 5.2
- 28.07.2012
Editorial Review of WebStorm
WebStorm solves a problem that many Web developers don't know they have—but once you give it a chance, you may never look back. It may even get you started on your first serious project. At $49 for a personal developer license, this app offers excellent value for money.
- 27.07.2012 JetBrains ReSharper 7 Supports Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, Metro Style App Dev
- 27.07.2012 ReSharper 7 set for Visual Studio 2012 and WinRT
- 26.07.2012 ReSharper 7.0 is released
- 24.07.2012
Jolt Productivity Award: JetBrains dotTrace 5.1
JetBrains, the company that made its stripes with the high-end Java IDE, has long been a well-respected player in the .NET programming space on the strength of its ReSharper product. Its dotTrace performance and memory profiler might not be as well known, but it is certainly the best app profiler for .NET development. What distinguishes dotTrace 5.1 is its ease of use. It is a plugin that runs directly from Visual Studio and can run against any .NET binaries, including those on a remote machine. It offers data in a single snapshot or over many long runs to get the full application memory and performance profile. The resulting data is presented in a variety of useful formats that invite drilling down to see where the bottlenecks are occurring. You can drill down to a specific line of code, if you wish. Another feature captures program execution tracing so that you can see every function as it was called, what it called in turn, and who called it. This new version adds the ability to decompile code in the profiler when you discover a hotspot in a library for which you don't have the code. You can see the decompiled code and get some idea of which function is the culprit. This release has also shifted to monitoring remote machines via HTTP, rather than the earlier proprietary protocol. This step greatly simplifies set up and facilitates performance profiling of Web applications. This product will continue to solidify JetBrain's reputation as the top designer of code-level tools for developers.
- 20.07.2012 mbeddr: Embedded-Entwicklung mit erweiterbarem C
- 13.07.2012 ReSharper 7 Adds Windows 8 Support, New Languages
- 02.07.2012 JetBrains Announces YouTrack 4.0 Issue Tracking Software with New Agile Module
- 02.07.2012
JetBrains YouTrack 4 Advocates Agile
As wary as the industry naturally gets when a vendor decides to label a new product iteration as a major release, it appears that JetBrains' latest update to its issue tracking and Agile project management system may be of some substance. The keyboard-oriented YouTrack tool has been updated with a "completely new" independent Agile project management module.
- 29.06.2012 JetBrains Ships YouTrack 4.0 Agile Dev Tool
- 29.06.2012 Agile project management with YouTrack 4.0
- 29.06.2012 JetBrains Ships YouTrack 4.0 Agile Dev Tool
- 20.06.2012 dotCover 2.0 Adds Integrated Unit Test Runner and Visual Studio 2012 Support
- 19.06.2012 JetBrains Ships dotCover 2.0 .NET Code Coverage Tool
- 12.06.2012 JVM-Targeted Kotlin M2 Released
- 06.06.2012
New JVM alternative Kotlin M2 appears
Kotlin is looking good, but what comes next might set it apart from the plethora of JVM languages.
- 04.06.2012 Kotlin M2 now runs on Android too
- 30.05.2012 Vaclav Pech and Alexander Shatalin on MPS
- 23.05.2012
Decompiler Delights: dotPeek for .NET
In terms of developer usage, dotPeek's mission is to make high-quality decompiling available to everyone in the .NET community at no cost.
- 20.05.2012
JetBrains DotPeek Decompiler Released
Just a quick note, if you want a decompiler for .NET, JetBrains, publishers of Resharper, my favorite Visual Studio add-in utility have released theirs and it's called dotPeek at version 1.0 and it's free.
- 14.05.2012 dotPeek 1.0 : Jetbrains propose un décompilateur .Net gratuit
- 14.05.2012 Kostenloser .NET Decompiler von JetBrains
- 11.05.2012 dotPeek — A Free .NET Decompiler
- 11.05.2012 JetBrains Ships Free .NET Decompiler
- 27.04.2012 JetBrains Releases New Version of dotTrace Performance
- 23.04.2012 Jet Brains tunes JavaScript IDE for Harmony
- 20.04.2012 JetBrains WebStorm 4.0 in Harmony with ECMAScript
- 18.04.2012 JetBrains Ships WebStorm 4.0 JavaScript IDE
- 12.04.2012
JVM rookie Kotlin gets first milestone release
It's an excellent start and we can only expect the JetBrains team to add in futher tidbits to make Kotlin a language to keep an eye on. The future's bright for this JVM rookie, especially coming from the JetBrains team — congratulations on seeing your year's work come to fruition guys!
- 06.04.2012 JetBrains: Massive Update to IntelliJ IDEA IDE
- 30.03.2012 JetBrains improves IntelliJ IDEA with version 11.1
- 23.03.2012 Dynamic .NET Process Profiling From JetBrains
- 21.03.2012 dotTrace 5.0 steht zum Download bereit
- 20.03.2012 JetBrains releases new .NET performance profiler
- 15.03.2012 JetBrains hat Objective-C-IDE AppCode 1.5 präsentiert
- 29.02.2012 JetBrains Announces TeamCity 7.0
- 29.02.2012 Kotlin Goes Open Source
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Kotlin, which is presented in depth in our Language of the Month feature, is designed by JetBrains, which is unarguably the company with the finest reputation for programming tools. Its IntelliJ IDEA, ReSharper, and RubyMine IDEs are all top of the line products. Many of them, especially the first two, elicit feelings of deep affection and admiration from their users. As a long time IntelliJ IDEA user myself, I share those feelings of admiration and occasionally delight.
The fast compilation and runtime plus the superior tooling JetBrains will deliver move Kotlin to the top of my list of JVM languages.
- 14.02.2012
High-level JVM/JavaScript language Kotlin gets open-sourced
Kotlin aims to remove some common pitfalls of Java, including null pointer exceptions, while adding features such as higher-order functions, mixins and pattern matching. A handy comparison page details the similarities and differences between Kotlin and the the popular Java-compatible language Scala, key improvements being simplicity of syntax and compile-time.
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Language of the Month: Kotlin
The JetBrains team releases a JVM language that compiles and runs as fast as Java. It adds a multitude of new features, many of which are coated with syntactical sugar and pixie dust borrowed from Groovy and Scala.
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The trade-off is that while Eclipse wins easily on the number of plug-ins available, IDEA has the cleaner and more cohesive design that you would expect from a tool created by a single supplier, and less chance of encountering the dependency hell that Eclipse can sometimes create.
"It's hard to put my finger on it, but the exact same functionality in IntelliJ feels more streamlined and easier to use than in Eclipse – enough that I would pay for it even though there is a full-featured free IDE available," writes one software engineer on programming forum Stackoverflow.
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Editorial Review of PhpStorm
This happens to me all the time: I am watching a movie, and the camera zooms in on a computer monitor showing the hero performing some impossible feat of tech wizardry. I find myself thinking, "Come on, things are never this slick in real life." Well, if a movie showed PhpStorm, I would probably be thinking that exact same thought.
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Have You Tried AppCode by JetBrains Yet?
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AquaC EV 120 Protein Skimmer
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The AquaC Brand, used and trusted by Reef Aquarium Hobbyists abroad!
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AquaC EV-120 Protein Skimmer Features:
Tank Size: 40-150 gallons
Recommended pumps: Mag Drive 5 and Rio 2100
Height: 18"
Footprint: 4.75" x 8.5"
Foam tower volume: 90 cubic inches
Flexible design for in-sump applications
For in sump use only
Designed to run in sumps WITHOUT BEING RAISED. The output gate valve has been increased to a height of 10", which means that as long as your sump level is 9" or lower you will not need to worry about fluctuations having an impact on skimming consistency.
The addition of a precision ball valve for airflow control allows the aquarist to fine tune the skimmer`s output. Unlike most other high performance skimmers in this class, the EV is remarkably silent. The spray injection system does not generate the sucking noises typical of venturi and Beckett units.
The improved "Twist-Lock" collection cup and cap makes for a secure, flanged connection without the need for set screws or other locking type unions. Simply twist to crack the seal (EPDM gaskets) and removal requires a scant 1/4" clearance.
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