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Well I have been using filebooster for a long time now. Great application for sending media files to the xbox at amazing speeds.My problem seems to have started around the time I upgraded my PC. The program starts fine I can let it sit on my desktop for ever but as soon as I start adding files to the upload list it seems like I'm on a timer.If I don't start sending the files asap the program just disappears from the desktop (like magic) and I have to start all over again. Once the files start to upload its fine. I've gotten pretty quick at selecting my list of files but this is annoying...Any help would be appreciated..
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In celebration of their 10 Year Anniversary, our friends at Mollusk will be celebrating with their largest group show yet featuring your usual Mollusk characters (and many Juxtapoz favorites) from across the years: Jeff Canham, Nat Russell, Geoff McFetridge, Thomas Campbell, Johanna St.Clair, Serena Mitnik-Miller, Peter McBride, Schuyler Beecroft, Jay Nelson, Rachel Kaye, Kyle Field, Alex Kopps, Kanoa Zimmerman, Will Adler, Dave Muller, Luke Bartels, Joe Curren, Andy Davis, and John McCambridge.
Jeff Divine & Tom Adler @ Mollusk Surf Shop, San FranciscoPhotography // Thursday, May 29, 2014
Mollusk Surf Shop is proud to present a solo exhibition by California-based photographer, Jeff Divine.The exhibit will showcase a series of rarely seen images, selected from a vast archive spanning 45 years of surfing history and is co-curated by the artists, longtime designer/maker partner, Tom Adler. Alongside the photographic works, Divine will present a slideshow-style talk offering detailed insight into some of his most iconic images documenting the rise of professional surfing in the late 1970s to early 80s.
Mollusk Surf presents "Knost Split" by Jack ColemanJuxtapoz // Wednesday, May 28, 2014
We don't know where you live, but here in the Northern portions of California, it feels a lot like summer at the moment. That has put us in a certain mood where watching the Mollusk Surf Shop produced short film, "Knost Split" by Jack Coleman just seems like a good way to relax and feel the lazy summer days ahead.
The Juxtapoz 2013 Holiday Gift GuideJuxtapoz // Monday, November 25, 2013
Throughout the year we see a lot of products move through the Juxtapoz office, and we decided to pick a few of our favorites and put together a gift guide for your Holiday shopping plans. Let's face it, creative people are hard to shop for, we're picky, right? Hopefully this will help you find that special something for the creative in your life...
The Works of Alex KoppsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, October 09, 2013
It feels like we have been following the work of Alex Kopps for years, but finally, in our new November 2013 issue, we have an exclusive interview with the ... well, elusive artist. Kopps has done a bunch of work in and with Mollusk Surf Shop, a ton of surf art, a ton of fine art, video, photography, and other forms of documentation... and we just get our own creative juices flowing when we see his work. Get the issue, and perhaps look at Kopps' eclectic work.
Mollusk Surf Shop's Big Sur Jamboree, Sept 27—28, 2013Juxtapoz // Thursday, September 19, 2013
We can't wait for this. Mollusk Surf Shop is taking their fantastic aesthetic down to Big Sur for a Big Sur Jamboree, a weekend of music, art, camping, probably a campfire, and a renewed sense that you need to read more. The Mollusk Big Sur Jamoboree will take place September 27-28, 2013, and with the help of (((folkYEAH!))), will present musical acts Vetiver, Beachwood Sparks, a Cass McCombs super group, Little Wings, and many more....
Thomas Campbell Book Release & Exhibition @ Mollusk Surf Shop, SFJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 08, 2012
This Friday, November 9, Thomas Campbell will be having both a signing/release and exhibition surrounding his new surf photography book, Slide Your Brains Out, at Mollusk Surf Shop in San Francisco. Tommy Guerrero and Ray Barbee will be playing live, the book looks amazing as it features Campbell's surf shots from 1997—2012, and Mollusk is an SF staple. Go.
The Works of Nat RussellJuxtapoz // Wednesday, July 18, 2012
This past March, we checked out the solo show of one Nat Russell at Mollusk Surf Shop in San Francisco, sans camera. That was not smart. Now on the eve of Russell's showing at Ed. Varie in NYC, we wanted to showcase some of the works of the Indianapolis-based artist. With wit and abstract graphic elements, his new show will feature large scale paintings, watercolor, and silk-screen works on paper, a multi-dimensional installation, and fine art lithography prints.
Hurley x Rick Griffin Collection Party @ Mollusk Surf Shop, VeniceJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Mollusk's Venice surfshop location threw a limtied edition kick-off party for the Hurley Rick Griffin collection, complete with—what do you expect?—free drinks, tacos, and soundtrack by legendary surf rockers Denny Aaberg and the Cheater 5. Photos of the festivities after the jump. Stop by Mollusk (online or in SF and Venice) to grab Rick Griffin threads.
The Art of Augustus ThompsonJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 17, 2011
We were recently introduced to Augustus Thompson's work while looking at magazines at the fantastic San Francisco surf store and art gallery, Mollusk. Thompson's faces have a life to them, a poetic style that harkens back to some of the classic eras of San Francisco art and literature. More images after the jump . . .


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WITS Writer Spotlight: Daemond Arrindell MAR 13, 2012
Daemond Arrindell is a poet and educator who believes in the power of the word to transform lives. He has coached the Seattle National Poetry Slam team for seven years and facilitates residencies at Monroe Correctional Complex and Echo Glen Children's Center. Daemond teaches poetry for Writers in the Schools at Washington Middle School and Garfield High School. He has worked as a WITS Writer-in-Residence for five years.
1) What was your path to poetry?
It was the movie Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield that opened my eyes to poetry and even got me thinking about possibilities of what poems would SOUND like if performed. I was always a voracious reader and loved books, but for poetry, music was the first form that drew me in. Really, poetic song lyrics (The Eagles, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan) jumpstarted it. Hip Hop took it much further. Gil Scott Heron officially blew my mind.
2) Were you a reader and writer as a kid? Did you ever see yourself as a "page" poet vs. a "stage" poet? Can you say something about the difference in this in your life, and perhaps also with teaching it to kids?
I was definitely a book hound as a kid. I LOVED to read and the library was one of my favorite places in the world, growing up. BUT, I was a science kid--art was NOT my thing in any capacity. My first official poem was written in the second half of my senior year of high school. And that was out of laziness: the shortest option for a writing assignment over the winter break.
I still have a difficult enough time owning the title "poet" because it puts me into the same grouping as so many of my heroes. I don't personally classify myself at this point, even though I definitely identify more with "stage poet," but that is the genre that speaks to me the most. I also haven't been published much, but one goal this year is to submit my work to different places for publication every month, so perhaps I can consider myself more versatile by the end of the year.
I tend to focus on stage poetry or spoken word/performance poetry because, personally, I feel that a piece of writing isn't complete until it is shared aloud. There is something magical about what the voice can do to bring a piece of writing alive. I think back to all the stories I was told as a child, the books I was read at the library, and how that never got old. Reading a book, story, or poem by yourself is a wonderful act that cannot and should not be discouraged, but the act of sharing a piece of writing through the voice, bringing it alive through the energy that the speaker gives to it and gives to the audience, elicits a whole new world of emotion. And the potential that act has for transformation is why I involve spoken word poetry into my lessons whenever teaching young people.
3) What's a favorite WITS moment from your five years here?
There are way too many to have an all-time favorite, but I will say that the end-of-year readings at Meany Middle School were pretty incredible. This was the culmination of my first residency, and it was also bittersweet, as Meany was set for closure. The readings took place in the library and each of the classes that read also acted as an audience for the other classes at times throughout the day. There is very little that is more endearing than a 6th grade boy quaking in his boots, except for watching that same young man's face try desperately to contain a smile bigger than his head after reading a part of himself to an audience of his peers, and those peers not just accepting him, but applauding him, his work, and his bravery.
I also thoroughly enjoy the annual WITS Writer Works-in-Progress readings: getting to hear the brilliance that my fellow writers-in-residence are working on is such a thrill, and since we are all busy and not always very good at self-promotion, it is one of the few times we get to hear each others' work. Always powerful. Always inspiring.
4) How does WITS teaching inspire your own writing?
If I'm gonna talk the talk, I have to walk the walk. The one piece of feedback I've gotten most consistently over the years is "share your work more often." My focus is always the students--making more time for their words, so I tend to forget the value of taking that risk myself and demonstrating my own craft. So, while I can't always participate in the in-class writing, I have been trying to do the exercises I assign my students more consistently and then taking opportunities to read that writing with them whether I am proud of it or not, simply to engage in the act of sharing works in progress.
5) Anything else you'd like to share about your work as a poet?
I'm constantly striving to write work that challenges me, or scares me, or makes me uncomfortable. And if my writing hasn't done one of those things, then I haven't written enough.
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Picture Signs & Symbols
Picture Signs & Symbols by Winifred & Cecil Lubell This is the story of picture signs, signs without words, that can be interpreted by people who use different languages. It tells how signs, including flags, developed their meanings. There are animal symbols and various meanings of the cross. Also Music, map, and Holiday symbols. Published by Parents Magazine Press, 1976. Hard pictorial library cover. It is in very good condition for an ex-library book. Pages...
Circa: 1976
Condition: Used
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Parents Magazine Press
Author: Winifred & Cecil Lubell
Littles Have a Wedding
The Littles Have a Wedding John Peterson From the back: Cousin Dinky is getting married! And Tom and Lucy want to give a special gift. It looks pretty good, Lucy said. I thought it was going to be beautiful! It is beautiful! Tom Said. I'll make one just like it for you when you get married. Published by Scholastic Inc., 1971. Soft cover, 5-1/4 x 7-1/2 inches, 95 pages. Light wear to cover. Name inside front cover. Well bound. Under 1 lb.
Circa: 1971
Condition: Used
Size: 5-1/4 x 7-1/2 inches
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Author: John Peterson
Pages: 95
Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade
Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade Elizabeth Levy When Ms. Sugarman plans to become principal of the school, Jackie comes up with a plan to keep her as a fourth grade teacher. Harper Trophy, 1993. Soft cover. Crease across center of book. Name inside front cover. Under 1 lb.
Circa: 1993
Condition: Used
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Harper Trophy
Author: Elizabeth Levy
Naughty Little Kid
The Naughty Little Kid Sergej Michalkow; Bernhard Nast Translated from the German by Marion Koenig, this is a story of a foolish baby goat who wanted his own way no matter what anyone said. He becones stranded on an island, and has to be rescued by the other animals before the wolves have him for dinner. American edition published 1969 by Regensteiner Publishing Enterprises, Inc. The number line begins with 1, and date line with 69, therefore I believe it is a first...
Circa: 1969
Condition: Used
Size: 7-1/2 x 10-3/4 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Regensteiner Publishing Enterprises Inc.
Author: Sergej Michalkow, Bernhard Nast
Edition: 1
Pages: 29
Polly and the President
Polly and the President Mary L. Davis, illustrated by Jan Jackson Story of a little girl who visits the white House and gives the President a present of fortune cookies. A copy of this book was presented to Lynden B. Johnson for his grandson. Lerner Publications Co., 1968, 2nd printing. Hard pictorial cover, 7-1/4 x 9-1/4 inches, 32 unnumbered pages. Ex-library, with date page inside front cover and pocket inside back cover. Light wear to corners. Clean, well...
Circa: 1968
Condition: Used
Size: 7-1/4 x 9-1/4 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Lerner Publications Co.
Author: Mary L. Davis, illustrated by Jan Jackson
Pages: 32
...and Now Miguel
...and Now Miguel Joseph Krumgold Twelve-year-old Miguel Chavez wants -- more than anything -- to go up into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to help herd the sheep during the summer. It is the job of the men on the sheep ranch, and Mighel wants to be a part of it. Unfortunately, his father says he is much too young. Miguel makes a wish to the local saint, asking to go up to the mountains in any way he can. Then his older brother Gabriel gets drafted. Now Miguel can take his...
Circa: 1953
Condition: Used
Size: 5-1/4 x 7-3/4
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Author: Joseph Krumgold
Pages: 245
Smashed Potatoes Other Thanksgiving Disasters
Carol W. Murphy
When their mother is called out of town by a family emergency, Megan and her brother Jeremy take matters into their own hands. How hard can it be to prepare Thanksgiving dinner themselves? Can anyone save this Thanksgiving from total disaster?
Rainbow Bridge. Troll Associates, 1994.
Circa: 1994
Condition: Used
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Rainbow Bridge. Troll Associates
Author: Carol W. Murphy
The Great Gilly Hopkins
Katherine Paterson
A tender, witty novel about an obstreperous girl in a foster home. At first Gilly despises her foster family. Then she finds herself being slowly drawn into their circle of love.
Harper Trophy, 1987. ISBN 0-06-440201-0. Soft cover, 5-1/4 inches wide by 7-1/2 inches tall, 148 pages.
Creased corner. Small edge tears on cover. Light water stain and blacked out name on half-title page. There is a number 30 on the top edge of the book. Still a good reading copy....
Circa: 1987
Condition: Used
Size: 5-1/4 inches wide by 7-1/2 inches tall
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Harper Trophy
Author: Katherine Paterson
Pages: 148
Liselott and the Goloff
Liselott and the Goloff
Hans Peterson, ill. by Paul Galdone
The story of a little girl and her make-believe playmate. The animal that Liselott finds in the woods is called a Goloff. Liselott is sure of that.
Coward, McCann & Co., 1964. Hard cover, 5-3/4 x 8-1/2 inches, 157 pages.
Very slight corner wear. Otherwise very good.
Under 1 lb.
Circa: 1964
Condition: used
Size: 5-3/4 x 8-1/2 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Coward McCann & Co.
Author: Hans Peterson, ill. by Paul Galdone
Pages: 157
The Bounces of Cynthiann'
The Bounces of Cynthiann'
Evelyn Sibley Lampman, ill. by Grace Paull
The Bounce family, four orphaned children, moves by ship around the Horn and then by stagecoach to their uncle in a little town in Oregon.
Doubleday & Co., 1950. Hard cover, no dust jacket, 5-1/2 x 8-3/8 inches, 260 pages.
Ex-School Library, with pocket inside back, school name stamp, etc. Wear to corners and spine end. Very good.
Under 2 lbs.
Circa: 1950
Condition: used
Size: 5-1/2 x 8-3/8 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Doubleday & Co.
Author: Evelyn Sibley Lampman, ill. by Grace Paull
Pages: 260
Once Upon a Mountain
Once Upon a Mountain
Don Bolognese
When a young boy is answered with laughing sounds from another mountain he gets the kingdom up in arms.
J. B. Lippincott, 1967. Hard pictorial cover, 7 x 8-3/4 inches, 26 pages.
Ex-library, with remnants of a pocket inside front, stamps, etc. Back fly has a 1 inch tear. Spine is bumped.
Under 1 lb
Circa: 1967
Condition: used
Size: 7 x 8-3/4 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: J. B. Lippincott
Author: Don Bolognese
Pages: 26
The Book of Giant Stories
The Book of Giant Stories
David Harrison, illustrated by Philippe Fix
Three stories about giants.
American Heritage Press, NY, 1979. Hard pictorial cover, 8-3/4 x 10-1/4 inches, 44 pages.
Name inside front, wear to edges and corners. Very good.
Under 2 lbs.
Circa: 1979
Condition: used
Size: 8-3/4 x 10-1/4 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: American Heritage Press NY
Author: David Harrison, illustrated by Philippe Fix
Pages: 44
Pets I Wouldn't Pick
Pets I Wouldn't Pick
Susan Alton Schmeltz
Poetic pros and cons for a variety of pet possibilities including frogs, pigs, bats, and elephants.
Parents Magazine Press, 1982. ISBN 0-8193-1074-3 (Library Binding). Hard cover, 6-3/4 x 8-3/4 inches, 38 pages.
Light soiling on front cover. Otherwise very good.
Under 1 lb.
Circa: 1982
Condition: used
Size: 6-3/4 x 8-3/4 inches
Type: hardcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Parents Magazine Press
Author: Susan Alton Schmeltz
Pages: 38
Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle
Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle Betty MacDonald Illustrated by Hilary Knight Harper & Row, 1st Harper Trophy edition 1985. Soft cover, 5 x 7-1/2 inches, 125 pages. Some cover creases and wear to edges and corners, and along spine. Very small bit of upper back corner missing. Stamp inside front says NEW. A dog-eared page. For ages 6-10. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle loves children, healthy children. She has a big cupboard overflowing with...
Circa: 1985
Condition: Used
Size: 5 x 7-1/2 inches
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Harper Trophy
Author: Betty MacDonald, ill. Hilary Knight
Pages: 125
Best Teacher in the World
The Best Teacher in the World Bernice Chardiet and Grace Maccarone, pictures by G. Brian Karas In this book you will meet Bunny Rabissi, her classmates and Ms. Darcy, the best teacher in the world. Published by Scholastic Inc., 1990. Soft cover, 5-1/4 x 7-3/4 inches, c. 32 pages. Slight stain at top corner. Under 1 lb.
Circa: 1990
Condition: Used
Size: 5-1/4 x 7-3/4 inches
Type: softcover
Country of Origin: US
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Author: Bernice Chardiet, Grace Maccarone
Pages: 32
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What causes chills and pain? 52 possible conditions
See a list of possible causes in order from the most common to the least.
Kidney stones are solid masses of crystalized calcium or other substances that originate in the kidneys but can pass through the urinary tract. The greatest risk factor is making less than one liter of urine per day.
Common colds and influenza are contagious infections that affect the respiratory system. Both are airborne illnesses, spread through coughing and sneezing. Shared symptoms include headache, cough, sore throat, and more.
The common cold is a virus that involves symptoms like sneezing, a runny nose and a headache. Learn the causes, symptoms and treatments for the common cold now!
A bladder infection is a bacterial infection. It also may be called a urinary tract infection (UTI), which refers to infection anywhere in the urinary tract, including the bladder, kidneys, ureters, or urethra.
This condition is considered a medical emergency. Urgent care may be required.
Food poisoning occurs when you consume foods contaminated with bacteria, viruses, or parasites. Symptoms are usually uncomfortable but not severe.
Tuberculosis (TB) is a highly infectious disease that primarily affects the lungs. A severe and long-lasting cough, fever, and night sweats could indicate an active TB infection.
Viral gastroenteritis, also known as the stomach flu, is caused by a number of different viruses. Its symptoms usually last for two to three days.
This condition is considered a medical emergency. Urgent care may be required.
Meningitis is an inflammation of the membrane that covers the brain and spinal cord. It may cause headache and fever in teens and adults, irritability in babies, and trouble breathing in young children.
Pneumonia is an infection that causes inflammation of the lungs. Atypical pneumonia is a kind that isn't caused by the bacteria that causes typical pneumonia.
People often develop acute bronchitis after a viral chest infection. Blue-colored lips ankle or foot swelling can result.
Infectious mononucleosis, or "mono," is a group of symptoms caused by the Epstein-Barr virus. One potential symptom is a pink rash that looks like the measles.
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As I promised last week, it's time to make DungeonQuest combat fun. Before turning my head to programming, I want to make sure the game is fun to play. How? Paper prototyping and playtesting.
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I have read it many times in all game design books. However, I can't emphasize enough how truly fundamental it is for video game development. I'll try to make it big and bold so it stands out in its own:
Do you want to make a cool game? Don't wait until your code and art are ready. Start prototyping. Now. And here comes the best part. There's no need to use any exclusive tool or language than only special game designers know how to use. You only need paper, a pencil, and a pair of scissors. Oh! I almost forgot. If you're prototyping an RPG (or for that matter any type of game where chance and random numbers are important) you may need another extra tool: a pair of dice. With this simple toolset you can lay
out the basic gameplay elements of your game in a paper prototype and start playing. And that's what really matters: play your game as much as you can. Play it when it's a paper prototype so you can feel what's right and what's wrong as soon as possible. Add rules, remove rules, change rules, and start from scratch if it's necessary. When the game is fun as a prototype, how can't it be fun with a better presentation?
Enough theory. Let's get started with DungeonQuest paper prototype, step by step.
Step 1. Define what you're prototyping
DungeonQuest is a multiplayer platformer-RPG set in an epic fantasy world. The core gameplay mechanics of DungeonQuest are movement and combat. This will be our focus for the paper prototype. Things like projectiles, magic, bosses, etc. are out of the scope of this combat prototype, and will be covered in future prototypes.
Step 2. Setting up the paper prototype
Players can't play DungeonQuest without some basic elements: heroes, enemies, and a dungeon level. Time to get our hands a little dirty. Cut some paper rectangles and draw a human icon on them. Use a simple arrow to indicate where the character is facing. Paint the enemies red to differentiate them from the heroes. Draw a simple grid in a sheet of paper and we have our dungeon level. Thick borders represent platforms. They are strategically positioned to be accessible by characters with jump = 1 (tables), jump = 2 (library), and jump = 3 (lamps).
Step 3. Defining (and re-defining) rules
Also, players need a set of rules to play the game. Take a paper and begin writing the most basic game rules. In DungeonQuest these basic rules determine initiative of heroes and enemies, movement, and melee attack/defend. When you have a "complete" set of rules that allows you to play the game, stop, play the game, and take notes about what's fun and what's not working. This process will be repeated many times, so get used to tweak rules and playtest the changes to see if the game improves. In these last days I've been playing DungeonQuest many times, tweaking many rules. I can't tell you about all the intermediate rule sets that DungeonQuest have passed through, but I can tell you how's the actual state of
the game. Keep in mind that it's a wok-in-progress rule set. All of these rules can change in the following prototypes (so don't become too attached to them):
As I said before, this rule set is not written in stone. They are a great improvement in combat, especially thanks to the addition of randomness in movement and attack and the simplification of attack-defend (no ducking, defenses can be broken). But still combat has some problems:
For the first time, I have a clear idea of which elements are adding or subtracting to DungeonQuest experience. And that's why paper prototyping is so cool. I've experienced in a couple of hours more gameplay versions than I could ever have coded. On top of that, I can change the game just tweaking the rules, cutting more paper characters, or drawing more cells in the dungeon level. This is the cheapest development time you'll ever face.
But of course, paper prototyping is not the ultimate end of game development. As soon as I have a super-fun version of DungeonQuest combat, I'll playtest the paper prototype with real players: DungeonQuest is a multiplayer game so I can't just playtest it myself. Then if everything is still super-fun to play, I'll code the rules in DungeonQuest software prototype. This will be a perfect time to upload the game and hear your suggestions about it. Meanwhile, you can let me know your thoughts on the new combat rules ;)
So this game is going to be turn-based?
Not really. The game is in real-time, but the prototype is turn-based. The random initiative system works pretty well for simulating real-time gameplay since players can get the same value in the die roll (therefore acting at the exact same time).
Writing in C++?
Awesome work man!
C# and XNA :)
Thanks for the comment!
Really enjoyed reading this.. rarely do people ever explain the process of paper prototyping especially in the sense of combat. Sorry I was missing in action for a week been really sick check your email for updated sfx.


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For the majority of the British public in the Victorian period the railways were the only way to travel. In 1880 the population of Britain and Ireland took 518 million railway journeys, and by the turn of the century this number had risen to just over 1.1 billion. Therefore, for anyone trying to get anywhere before 1914, the process of checking the timetable, buying a ticket and taking a seat, was central to their work and leisure activities. However, how people travelled in 1830 had changed radically by the time of the First World War, and the basic services of the early railway been replaced by comfort and complexity. David Turner tells this story; from the development of the stations, passenger carriages, waiting rooms, and tickets, through to the more unfamiliar aspects of smoking and 'ladies only' compartments, excursion trains, passenger's accident insurance and the dangers of crime and accidents. This introduction to Victorian railway travel describes how many features of people's journeys reflected the world in which they were living; and while many were unique to the period, others we would recognise in our railway journeys today.TOC: Introduction / The Beginning of Journeys / The Carriage and its Development / Inside the Carriage / The Perils of Railway Travel / Destinations, For Work and Pleasure / Conclusion
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I took a vacation to Hawaii and was surprised at all the Japanese people, language, and culture thriving on the island! Many signs are bilingual English-Japanese, and there are even shops that accept Japanese yen in Waikiki. A few nights ago we went to a karaoke shop that had more Japanese songs than English on the menu.
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Managing Your App in iTunes Connect
You use iTunes Connect to release and maintain versions of your app throughout the lifetime of the product on the store. iTunes Connect is also a marketing and business web tool that team members use to sign contracts, set up tax and banking information, and obtain sales and finance reports. During development, you enter metadata about your app, app services that it uses, and any version information in iTunes Connect. This chapter teaches you additional tasks you perform in iTunes Connect during development and distribution through the store.
Initially, only the individual who joins the Apple Developer Program has access to iTunes Connect. Because iTunes Connect is primarily used to manage the business aspects of your app, and people performing those types of tasks are typically not developers, you can tightly control access to iTunes Connect separately from your Member Center account. For example, you can add nondeveloper iTunes Connect users and control access to metadata by assigning roles and privileges.
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The person who enrolls in the developer program—called the team agent—manages access privileges to iTunes Connect. For example, changing the price of an app is a task you likely want to limit to a small number of people in your organization. Access to the iTunes Connect tool is configured separately and is designed to be more fine-grained than the access you set for team members. In iTunes Connect, each user can be assigned one or more roles; each role has different privileges. Table 12-1 describes the roles at a high level. (See Adding iTunes Connect Users and Viewing Roles to view details on each role.)
The admin role grants access to all tasks in iTunes Connect except for agreements. A team agent is always assigned the admin role, and this access can't be revoked without changing which person on the team acts as the team agent. An admin can assign iTunes Connect roles to other people on the team.
The legal role is automatically assigned to the team agent. The legal role allows the team agent to sign legal contracts and other agreements.
The technical role grants the ability to edit the app information stored in iTunes Connect and to manage test users for certain app services such as In-App Purchase. The technical role also grants permission to upload a build to iTunes Connect and submit an app to App Review.
The finance role grants access to financial reports, sales information, and app analytics. The finance role also authorizes the person to view contract, tax, and banking information.
The sales role grants access only to sales data and app analytics.
The marketing role grants access only to marketing data.
Accessing iTunes Connect
iTunes Connect is the repository for all store-related assets, including the builds of your app. You use iTunes Connect to market and distribute your app, check the status of your contracts, set up tax and banking information, get sales and finance reports, and manage your app's metadata. You can give another set of users access to your iTunes Connect account. You access iTunes Connect from Member Center or by going directly to the iTunes Connect website.
To go to iTunes Connect from Member Center
Sign in to Member Center.
Click the icon or text for iTunes Connect.
Enter your Apple ID and password, and click the arrow button.
Adding iTunes Connect Users and Viewing Roles
The team agent can add iTunes Connect users and change their roles. Before adding users, review the privileges for each role in iTunes Connect.
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Sign in to iTunes Connect.
Click "Users and Roles."
Select an Apple ID from the list of users.
Click Roles.
A table appears showing the responsibilities for each role.
To add an iTunes Connect user or change user roles, read Setting Up User Accounts.
Creating an App Record
Certain app services require you to create an app record and enter the bundle ID using iTunes Connect during development. Later, you also need to create an app record in iTunes Connect to upload your app for distribution. When you're ready to create your app record, read Creating an iTunes Connect Record for an App. To learn about other information you enter in iTunes Connect, and to view the versions and builds you upload to iTunes Connect, read Viewing and Changing Your App's Metadata.
Adding a tvOS App to an iOS App Record
A watchOS and tvOS app can share the same app record as an iOS app. For watchOS apps, the app is included in the same Xcode project as the iOS app. For tvOS apps, the app shares the same bundle ID as the iOS app but must be uploaded in a separate Xcode project.
To add a tvOS app to an iOS app record
In Xcode, create a separate project for the tvOS app.
Select the tvOS target and set the bundle ID to the iOS app's bundle ID.
Set the version number and build string.
The tvOS app can have different version and build numbers than the iOS app.
On the iTunes Connect homepage, click My Apps.
Click the iOS app you want to edit.
In the left column, from the "Version or Platform" pop-up menu, choose tvOS.
A version record for the tvOS app appears under tvOS App.
To enter the version information, click the tvOS version record.
Enter the information needed for the tvOS app on the right.
In Xcode, upload the tvOS app to iTunes Connect.
iTunes Connect adds the build to the tvOS version.
Viewing the Status of Your App
You can view the status of your app in iTunes Connect.
To view the status of your app
Sign in to iTunes Connect.
On the iTunes Connect homepage, click My Apps.
Locate the app you want to edit.
The status of each version of your app appears below the icon and title.
Click the large icon or app name to see more details.
For details on each status and how to view the status history, refer to Viewing and Changing Your App's Status and Availability.
Changing the Availability Date of Your App
Use iTunes Connect to set a date when the app is available on the store. For example, you can choose a date that immediately releases the app to the store after it's approved, or you can set a later date. Using a later availability date allows you to arrange other marketing activities around the launch of your app.
To set the availability date
Sign in to iTunes Connect.
On the iTunes Connect homepage, click My Apps.
Locate the app and click the large icon or app name.
Click Pricing.
Choose a date from the Availability Date pop-up menus.
Optionally, edit the other fields in this form.
Click Save.
Viewing Analytics
If you have the admin, finance, or sales role, view app analytics to track user app acquisition, usage, and monetization. On the iTunes Connect homepage, click App Analytics to view the data collected for each app. To learn more about understanding your analytics, read App Analytics User Guide.
Viewing Customer Reviews
You can view the most recent feedback from your users for an app that is available on the store.
To view customer reviews
Sign in to iTunes Connect.
On the iTunes Connect homepage, click My Apps.
Locate the app, and click the large icon or app name.
Click Reviews.
The list of customer reviews appears.
Select the review you want to view.
Click Done.
Creating New Versions of Your App
To create new versions of your app, read Replacing Your App with a New Version.
In this chapter, you learned how to grant access to iTunes Connect and perform common iTunes Connect tasks performed by technical team members.
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