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Rudegar Jan 6, 2011 9:26 AM
in response to Hayjakif your mail account is IMAP this happens automatically
with pop3 you need some sort of a sync program on both devices
not sure if there are some in the app store
slyguy_28 Jan 7, 2011 9:39 PM
in response to HayjakThis would be a great thing to have. I have an iPad and an iPhone 4, and am experiencing the same thing.
00steveo Jan 27, 2011 4:57 AM
in response to HayjakAT&T is my isp. I have i(pad,phone,mac). I pay for mobile me. I now maintain email (Yahoo mail) on all of my apple products as if each device was the only device used to read email. It is starting to look like I need to forward mail from my primary isp to mobile me if I want my devices to have synchronized email. Has anyone found documentation on how to do this? If Apple is worth a **** they must have a strategy to do this but it seems to be a closely guarded secret even if there are millions of uses on AT&T,
the vendor that provides the network for their phones.
00steveo Jan 27, 2011 7:41 AM
in response to HayjakIf you want to synchronize email across apple devices it looks like you must use an email service that has IMAP mail servers. If you are an AT&T internet customer you need to find an email service that uses IMAP because AT&T resells Yahoo mail that uses POP mail servers. Mobile Me is an IMAP service. Mobile Me email help has an article to tell you how to forward email you have been getting through a pop mail server to their IMAP mail service and how to use Mobile Me to send mail out using your old email address. You may want to do this so that you do not lose contact with all of your established relationships that communicate using your existing email address. In effect, you can bounce all of your communication off of Mobile Me so that your iPhone, iPad and iMac look at the same email content if you want to see the results of edits (deleting junk) on one device on all devices. You can set up Mobile Me rules to bounce mail to your desktop computer so that you can set up rules to store it on your desktop so that you do not fill up your email storage on Mobile Me. This seems to me to be what you need to do. Please correct me if there is an easier way.
Michael Morgan1 Jan 27, 2011 8:09 AM
in response to 00steveoNo, that pretty well sums it up and you seem to have a good handle on things, though. Couldn't help noticing, though, that it only took you a short time to start digging out all of that info that you'd been sure Apple was hiding from you ...
And, of course, the more you look the more you keep finding. Thanks for posting your solution, and welcome to Apple Discussions!
Chris CA Jan 27, 2011 9:44 AM
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If you want to synchronize email across apple devices it looks like you must use an email service that has IMAP mail servers.
Sort of.
If using a POP account, simply set up your email application to leave messages on the server. Then you can read them on all devices. However, they must be deleted from each device if they get downloaded to each device.
On the iPad, Settings > Mail, Contact, Calendar > select an account then Advanced.
See this -> Using a POP account with multiple devices
Lynsun Mar 3, 2011 4:35 PM
in response to Michael Morgan1Couldn't help noticing, though, that it only took you a short time to start digging out all of that info that you'd been sure Apple was hiding from you ...
Do you know how many pages of info he had to go through and make his own connections to find the info? There is no one place to go to find out how to do this. I'm still struggling. I don't think Apple is deliberately hiding, but they sure don't make it straightforward.
Intrepidfred Feb 14, 2012 7:37 PM
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I was finally able to do it myself. I have a yahoo email address. Yahoo now offers an IMAP and POP mail account. In order for all your devices to sync, completely delete your yahoo email account and then create a new one. When it asks: which email are you using? Don't click on Yahoo. Instead, chose the last option "other". Then, enter your info. For incoming, type imap.mail.yahoo.com and outgoing type smtp.mail.yahoo.ca. Now, it will take at least 30 secs to 1 minute for the device to verify the account info... And finally, when prompted, activate the mail and notes options... It should work! Go to your mailbox and refresh everything...
Intrepidfred Feb 14, 2012 7:42 PM
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Of course, when I write: completely delete your Yahoo email account, what I mean is: go to your setting menu on your iPhone/iPad. Then into mail, delete your Yahoo account. You don't actually have to create a new Yahoo email address and everything. Just use the same address to recreate an imap version of your Yahoo account.
Gmail also uses imap. I don't know about hotmail though.


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I have been working diligently to program and implement the valuable core features of Coldenlight.
In the next few days I will release a shortened version of a long video explaining the future of Coldenlight. Today I will show you a few screenshots of things featured in the video and brief explanations of a few features discussed in the upcoming video.
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The first episodes allow players to operate cooperatively against AI, other players, and/or both AI and Players. There is a lot of freedom in Coldenlight's development, which has lead to a wide variety of game modes. Coop, Versus, Versus Coop, Necro Versus, Capture the Castle, and many more. - And among each one of these modes is a wide variety of unique and randomly generated scenarios within multiple environments.
Each episode will contain a variety of open-world environments. Each of these environments will offer a new experience each time you play.Each level has an "AI Director" that selects and places various AI and environment props, including rare content/AI used to unlock rare achievements.
While playing the game you will unlock achievements that unlock more content. The content is not neccessarily more "powerful." It is just different.It will give you more flexibility over how you start the game. You will have a limited number of points to select your starting equipment.Achievements can unlock a variety of useful items and equipment, as well as heroes and AI Mercenaries who can accompany you into battle online.In addition to your starting items, you can obtain items throughout your time in the "Chapter" you are playing with your friends.
Over the years I've been developing a system to handle destructable levels in a similar manner to minecraft - but with nice next-gen graphics.Not cubes, but detailed 3d geometry. I have a pretty simple solution for this and near the end of the season all levels will use this system.For the first episodes, only a few bonus levels will have this system implemented.
I want to release 6 Episodes by April 2016. My target rate is 1 Episode a month, but the first few episodes will be released a little slower.I have huge amounts of content and levels to work with and refine. After this first season I expect to release 12 episodes a year.
I have three important systems that will undergo drastic changes on each release. One is the realistic minecraft style environments.The other is a very complex organ system that contains a heart, lungs, stomach, eyes, ect. and a brain that efficiently controls them all.The player character of Coldenlight has a connection to its environment like no other. The survival aspects of Coldenlight are unparalleled.The third system I will not discuss yet, I'm going to sneak it in there soon ;)
I've closed the current alpha funding. Anyone who purchased the game while it was available will recieve a very special edition. This very small group will recieve very exclusive content. It won't give them an advantage, but when players see them; they will know they are someone of importance.
Very soon I will be releasing a rather long video with detailed explanations of a lot of the features and the direction the game will be taking.Along with this video I will be starting a kickstarter or indiegogo campaign and spreading it around as much as I can. I am interested in speaking with any reviewers and interviewers who are interested in the game. If you have a youtube channel, blog, or website, I am open for discussion.Soon, I will have an opportunity for our fans to earn an exclusive achievement that unlocks special content. They will unlock this achievement from advertising the game with a special code.This is going to be very limited, so contact me now if you are interested.
Over the years I have always been contacted by numerous individuals and teams wanting to work with me.I am going to increase my focus on assembling these people and helping them fill in the gaps in their knowledge and skills (if they have them)As this progresses; I'd like to offer people of all skill levels the opportunity to be a part of our community: with the possibility of becoming a part of the project.If you need help I'll help you personally, but everything is dependant on your ability to improve and hunger for your work.
The free version of Coldenlight: Horror Plains has been released.
I discuss some minecraft-esque bonus maps that will make their way into the game, and the next version of the Horror Plains Alpha.
The alpha version of Coldenlight: Horror Plains is now available on Desura.
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So I dropped alpha funding money because I dig the art style. Is there any content/functionality in the current game other than a map to walk around in?
And thank you very much for alpha funding the game. I appreciate your contribution! :)
In the available version, you just roam around trying to survive. You can wait outside the hidden door( looks like some weird alien nails) for the UFO to fly past and itll open it for you. Entering this area will end the level (theres something in there wont exactly spoil it tho). You can also end it by finding all of the weird diamond things.(theres 6)
In the next version (releasing it around the 20th for alpha funders) The map is 9 times the size, there is some platformer, maze, and gathering elements to the gameplay, you can sprint. You're able to get a weapon to kill the enemies. You can save or sacrifice an infant. You can save an angelic infant (it is a key of a gate to ancient neptune), which will bring u to another level. The ufo will unlock secret doors that lead to portals and things that regen life. There is enemies that attack you, and a few other things. It's a substantial upgrade.
This isn't all that's in it, just a generalization of things to do. There's more to it, you'll see soon though :)
Take all mah money :D
Haha! I'm glad you like it. :)
Creepy, freaky, and trippy scenery! Creature sounds and ambiance are dead perfect!
The crying baby creeps me out!
Wow even creepier playing it.
Bought it last night, major problems downloading it through Desura., It kept giving me an MSVCR100.dll error window. Had to go to Desura's browser and download the .exe file to my hard drive, When launching .exe file it reqired me to drop System 7 to XP service pack 3 compatibilty mode to continue.
Needless to say it is up and running and playing through it is freaking me out. Thanks!
Thanks for the comments, OPM!
And thank you for informing me of that error I will have to look into it. I'm able to launch through the Desura browser, but I will continue to upload the EXE installs incase this error keeps arising. I'll try and look into it and figure it out. I am using Vista myself so maybe it's something to do with 7.
I'm really glad its freaking you out! haha. The next version should be even scarier! It'll be coming out in about two weeks!
Thanks again!
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Its very interesting, being chased by the shadow beings is like something right out of slenderman.
The first time it happened I was like: "No, no, NOOOO!!!!"
The minecraft'y stuff looks really interesting, I'm very interested in the concept of an adventure game that will possibly be cooperative multiplayer?
Why aren't there more games like this?
You either have to play a rotten MMO, that I personally hate, or you have to settle for single player adventure/RPG type games.
Sounds like you could be carving out a tidy little niche for yourself.
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Things are looking up in Iraq. The number of roadside bombs has declined by almost 90 percent over the past year, most provinces in the country have averaged less than one attack per day, and the job of the U.S. military has gone from controlling the insurgency to peacekeeping. The military buildup — the so-called surge — is about to end, as the last of the five combat brigades sent to stabilize the country prepares to go home.
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Ramadan, the month of fasting from sun up to sun down for Muslims, ended this past weekend with the celebration of Eid-Al-Fitr. Eid-Al-Fitr begins with a morning prayer. Members of the Islamic Foundation of Lincoln, one of the three mosques in Lincoln, held their prayer at the Belmont Recreation Center on Aug. 19 at 9 a.m. because their own center is just too small for the growing Muslim community in Lincoln. Donations were encouraged after the prayer toward the goal of purchasing land to build a new mosque, but foundation members know it will not be easy.
It is almost 11 years after 9/11, yet we still see setbacks for many Muslims. It would be easy to assume that discrimination toward individuals perceived to be Arab, Muslim, or of Sikh and South Asian decent have died down since 9/11, but many communities remain set back in the post-9/11 era. From the heartache of building the Islamic Center of Tennessee in Murfreesboro to the mosque burning in Joplin, Mo., we are overexposed to what seems an uneducated population toward Muslims. The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 was passed by Congress and signed by President Bill Clinton on Sept. 22, 2000, just a year before 9/11, to protect religions' freedoms in the land use and prison contexts.
Fourteen percent of active investigations in the first 10 years have involved mosques or Muslims schools, even though only about 1 percent of the American population is Muslim. According to a report in 2011 by the Department of Justice, "Confronting Discrimination in the Post-9/11 Era: Challenges and Opportunities Ten Years later," the Civil Rights Division has "opened 28 matters involving construction of Muslim religious institutions. Of those, 18 have been opened since May 2010, suggesting that anti-Muslim bias in zoning is on the rise." It took the Murfreesboro community over two years to construct and build their mosque because neighbors were opposed to their goals and claimed Islam is not a religion, but a political ideology. The conflict raised even the attention of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, which filed a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that "Islam is clearly a religion; a mosque is plainly a place of worship." In 2001, the FBI reported a 1,600 percent increase in anti-Muslim hate crime incidents, but the number since has gone down.
Fasting during Ramadan and praying five times a day are two of the five pillars of Islam. Zainab Al-Baaj, 36, who immigrated to the United States in 1994, is a Muslim woman who wears a hijab, a veil that Muslim females choose to wear, and fulfills those two pillars. Zainab is not only a perfect example of how immigrants can adapt to living in the United States, but is setting an example of how people should overcome the obstacles that 9/11 presented. Zainab said "always be cautious" because "some people just don't like us here."
Zainab directs the Middle East North Africa Hope Project at the Good Neighbor Community Center. She said many religious institutions have helped make the community at the Good Neighbor Center feel safer, but our post-9/11 society is far from perfect. On the anniversary of 9/11, there are still people who avoid going out that day and stay inside because of fear. In hopes of setting a good example for others, it is nice that our community can come together to support each other as with Zainab Al-Baaj's work at the Good Neighbor Center.
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Fifty-seven House Democrats have broken ranks with Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Minority Whip Steny Hoyer to vote with Republicans to fund parts of the government like veterans programs, national parks and the National Institutes of Health.
Sixteen of those Democrats voted for all six targeted appropriations bills, introduced at the behest of House Speaker John Boehner, including measures to fund the National Guard and Reserve, NIH, national parks, the District of Columbia and two separate votes for veterans programs. (The House of Representatives voted twice to restore funding for veterans programs, once Oct. 1 and a second time Oct. 3.)
Of those 16 Democrats, 10 face tough re-election campaigns in 2014:
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Fantastic! Oh let it be true!
Cracks in the wall. Barry must be all wee-wee'd up over this development.
Oh Noes! Trouble in Donkeyland?
Too bad the "news" media are too busy trying to find people who have actually signed up for ZeroCare after they jumped the gun on that Chad guy who claimed to have done so.
One from each state!.................
This is just a CYA operation for the home folks. They know it won't mean anything, and they can claim they are moderates. Pure political theater.
Lean on those blue Senators that are in red states!
"Of those 16 Democrats, 10 face tough re-election campaigns in 2014:"
Huh? The article title says 57, where does the 16 number come from?
Now can Harry possibly deny voting on these now? Little pr*ck!
I want to see him curled up in the corner fondling his fudgies.
If you're a Dem they have to worry about all the vets in their district asking them why they didn't vote to at least fund the VA. The Dems reps don't want to face them because vets vote in big numbers.
This story is very good news.
True, but the more they get, the better it looks for "spin" to the low-info demo.
It's going to be VERY interesting to see if that number grows as bill after bill after bill come up.
Hope so. This is getting so frustrating. The sheeple believe whatever the MSM feeds them.
Very nice! I think bitter, ugly Harry Reid will probably make their lives hell, but frankly, he's getting so irrational that maybe it will be a badge of honor even among Dems to have opposed him.
There's nothing like the smell of a scared RAT in the morning, it smells like victory, LOL.
Didn't read the article, did you?
The 16 are included in the 57.
They are finally seeing the light!
The Vets are Pissed!
Expect Reggie to stop by and 'comfort' him tonight.
Combination of 57 different members between all of the separate bills. 16 voted for every single bill.
Mary Landrieu should be taking note.
Yeah, but even the low-info trying to file for "free" health care can see that they're not getting free, or even any healthcare. They can definitely see that.
*rubs hands together craftily*
Obama should've been more concerned about looking a little more likable than the imperial minded douchebag he is.
How neat.
57. The same as the number of states in the US!
It's a civil war in the Dem party,,dissent in the ranks,,,a split (remember how the media highlighted disagreements in the GOP?)
We need to feed it right back to them!
Obey's red line has been drawn and his caucus is cracking...winning.
Black folks that have worked hard are getting screwed.
The little *Hoe* representing New Orleans is in for a rough go of it this time around.
It's looking hopeful. I got my eyes, fingers and toes crossed. On other matters...there goes that number 57 again.
One Dem for each imaginary Barry State of Dis-Union.
WWII Vets are saving our country,
Nancy gets her whip and boots —
Our RAT Congresscritter in Nashville, Jim Cooper, was one of the 57 who broke ranks. I also heard he was going to donate his salary during Shutdownalypse.
He must be scared about 2014, even though the Pubbies gerrymandered to make his district safe (a pox on both their houses).
Maybe the men from the USS Indianapolis are finally making their voices heard.
I have all these news sources I am following on Twitter and the news is breaking so fast I can hardly do anything else but keep posting it! LOL!
It's really rather perfect, because the people who would support this aren't getting the one thing they care about, and those of us who understand principle and the bigger picture already know the truth.
The DEMS will pay in 2014!!!
Eh, lipstick on a pig when you dis our beloved WWII vets.
He has no idea, having grown up in Indonesia, the love, devotion and protection we feel towards our vets and especially our paternal vets, those of WWII.
No clue.
And he doesn't know how we communicate. He has control of the MSM. He even has his NSA spying on 3 billion or trillion or however many phone calls and posts.
How can we still be of the mind of preserving our nation when we should be so afraid of his scolding? and so immune to the 'charismatic' reading of the teleprompter?
When will everyone learn that truth no longer matters. Americans are stupid. It is over.
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ON the morning of January 2o, 1889, the New York Sun-
day Times carried an account of the Yale Junior Prom-
enade with the names of all the young women who had
attended that festivity. On other pages were discussions of the
prospects of the Harvard and Cornell crews for the coming row-
ing season and lists of the candidates reporting for practice. The
balance of the paper bore foreign and domestic news of no
startling importance. Tucked away in the back pages, a brief
notice in the obituary column read:
[Died] Mackenzie--At New Brighton, Staten Island, on the 19th
January. Brig.-Gen. Ranald Slidell Mackenzie, United States Army, in
the 48th year of his age.
This was all the attention given to the death of a man whom
U. S. Grant had once called "the most promising young officer
in the Army," an officer who during the Civil War had received
seven brevets1 for gallantry in action and six severe wounds and
who, before his twenty-fifth birthday, had risen to the rank of
major general of volunteers and commanded one of General
Philip Sheridan's cavalry corps. Later, Mackenzie, with the possi-
ble exception of General George Crook, became the most success-
ful of Indian fighters on the western frontier, winning every en-
gagement he was in by his offensive tactics and surprise attacks.
After George Custer's tragic defeat at the Little Big Horn River
in 1876, Mackenzie was sent against the victorious Cheyenne
and in one fight gave that formidable tribe a thorough thrashing
which soon led to its surrender. His career was one of the most
brilliant in the United States Army, but his death was eclipsed
by the girls at the Yale Prom and the candidates for the Harvard
crew. The times were out of joint-not the man.
It is difficult to write about a man whose relatives were
1A brevet was a sort of figurative but not literal promotion which often caused
confusion. It was abolished before World War I.
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It seems like there are people who will spend literally days on the internet searching up information on certain topics. Then come to websites like unexplained-mysteries with this egotistical attitude as if they are experts on the topic.
(ex. these obsessed searchers of Atlantis, who might have never left the immediate area they were born in, but ravage the internet for information trying to put puzzle pieces together as if someone missed it who spent years actually searching for it on expeditions.)
Alot of these informational sites are hardly credible in there information. Most sites advertising the same information have completely different statistics. One will tell the orange is orange, the other says the orange is green.
It seems like if you could edit anything on the internet, you would be able to spread mass propaganda and rule the planet. We trust the system to much. Who is to say this is not already happening?
(ex. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but would it not be possible for any government or media organization to lie about the earthquakes in Haiti? To steal money, steal goods, make Haitians disappear or whatever you can muster up.)
How would we really know unless we traveled there? I feel like we are lied to way more then we could ever understand on a regular basis.
I personally take everything I read with a grain of salt. I have a real distaste for this sort of thing.
I suppose this is no concrete meaning, I'm really just spreading some philosophy or mine.
Sometimes we just need a spark in which can be turned into a flame.
If anyone else has feelings like this I'd be happy to see them
This particular thought has just been bugging me all night.
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Cigarette smoke elicits relaxation of renal arteries
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Three Plays: Blithe Spirit, Hay Fever, Private Lives
Vintage Books, 1999 - Drama - 254 pages
Languid aristocrats with a taste for martinis and a gift for repartee. Bright young things who keep their composure even when confronted with proof of their latest indiscretion. Wit as effervescent as a sip of Dom Perignon, and a sensibility that effortlessly reconciles cynicism and romance. These qualities made Noel Coward one of the most popular play-wrights of the 1930s and '40s -- and ensured that his plays became classics. Here, three of his most irresistible comedies of manners are available in a single volume.
In Blithe Spirit, Charles Condomine receives a visit from his first wife, Elvira. Unfortunately, Charles is now married to Ruth, and Elvira is a ghost. The bohemian protagonists of Hay Fever wreak emotional havoc on a houseful of weekend visitors. In Private Lives, a recently divorced couple find themselves in adjoining hotel rooms while on honeymoon with their new -- and wholly unsuitable -- spouses. Giddy, elegant, and unflappably serene in their appreciation of human vice and folly, these plays are Coward at his finest.
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Review: Three Plays: Blithe Spirit / Hay Fever / Private LivesUser Review - Nathan - Goodreads
I knew little to nothing of Noel Coward's writing before this. He is highly sophisticated. More so, I think, than I feel I can relate to. Each play is witty in its own right, but I didn't always ... Read full review
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Tennis legend Billie Jean King, who won 39 Grand Slam trophies, including a record 20 at Wimbledon, sees a new generation coming through at the top of the women's game. Relaxing on the players' lawn at Wimbledon, King said the semifinal lineup of Maria Sharapova against Sabine Lisicki and Petra Kvitova against Victoria Azarenka is proof.
While Sharapova is the veteran of the group with three Grand Slam titles, King offered a reminder that the Russian is only 24 and should be able to win another major or two. Sharapova won her first Grand Slam as a 17-year-old at Wimbledon in 2004.
"Sharapova's playing the best tennis I've ever seen her play," King said. "One thing I love about her is that when I met her when she was 13 I asked her, 'Do you have a dream?' She said, 'I want to be a star.' I asked her what does that mean. Do you want to be like [Anna] Kournikova and make lots of money and be Top 10? And she said, 'No, no, no. I want to be No. 1.'
"I think she still has that fire in the belly."
King also is a fan of Sharapova's fiance, NBA player Sasha Vujacic. Sharapova introduced King to Vujacic last summer.
"When I met him during Team Tennis last July I told her, 'He's a keeper,' King said. "He's just so grounded. He understands her and sports, and what it is to be a professional athlete. That is huge to have as a partner because you know the guy gets it and knows how hard it is."
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Roger Federer has had the art of rewriting history practically down to a science during his career. He has won a record 16 Grand Slam titles; Pete Sampras held the previous mark with 14.
When Federer arrived at Wimbledon this year, a big question was whether he would equal Sampras' seven career Wimbledon titles. That won't happen now after Federer fell to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 3-6, 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in the quarterfinals Wednesday.
"Obviously it's the second year running that the talk has been about me equaling Pete's seven Wimbledons," Federer said. "I love equaling any record Pete has made, but it's not the driving force behind my motivation, really."
Minutes after Federer lost, reporters already were speculating whether he would win another major. Federer's last Grand Slam victory was at the 2010 Australian Open.
"I think it's pretty tough for anybody right now to win Grand Slams," Federer said. "But one will win the tournament. The other 12-something players will not. That's what's tough in tennis. Knockout systems are pretty rough.
"But I think I definitely can, yes. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't the case."
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Bernard Tomic has an international background. He was born in Germany, is of Croatian heritage and has been raised in Australia, where he is a citizen.
The 18-year-old showed he's a player to watch for the future in his first career Grand Slam quarterfinal at Wimbledon. He challenged No. 2 Novak Djokovic before losing 6-2, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 on Wednesday.
Former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia was interested in Tomic and sat courtside at the match. After three failed Wimbledon finals, Ivanisevic won his lone Grand Slam title at Wimbledon when he beat Australian Pat Rafter in the 2001 final.
Tomic said he chatted with Ivanisevic, who offered an encouraging word: "He said, 'Look, if you don't win it this time, you'll win it one day.'''
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No. 4 Victoria Azarenka (Belarus) vs. No. 8 Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic)
These players are tied 2-2 in career meetings, but Kvitova has taken the past two. In their only previous grass-court outing in the Wimbledon third round last year, Kvitova won in two sets, taking the second set at love. Azarenka has the higher ranking, but Kvitova is mentally more solid at this stage.
No. 5 Maria Sharapova (Russia) vs. Sabine Lisicki (Germany)
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