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ok guys, really the only solution i can find is to copy and paste anything you want to spellcheck into another application that supports formatting ( if you have a lot) such as notebooks, or just into the notes app that comes with the device... other than that i cant find anything else that can be done
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BuckHouse Mar 23, 2011 12:10 PM
in response to hppa3557I am experiencing the same issue: autorcorrect works, but miss-spelled words are not underlined in red. Spell check works ok in other apps, eg notes. Spell check enabled for pages on iPad.
Windspeed Mar 23, 2011 12:24 PM
in response to BuckHouseThe exact issue that I wanted to raise...!
On mine it highlights the mistake, after clicking on the suggested correction only the wrongly spelled word is take as correct!
Caboz Mar 26, 2011 10:31 AM
in response to WindspeedSame here...
And if I need to change the language that I'm writing in I must change the interface language NOT GOOD...
Message was edited by: Caboz
AmericanBAMBAM Mar 26, 2011 1:47 PM
in response to hppa3557Hi.
I am having the exact same problem. Auto spell checker is not working at all. I don't think I can write a 15 page paper without it telling me where I am making mistakes. Can anyone please help?
andrewfromwilmslow Apr 19, 2011 11:08 AM
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I have the exact same problem with all of the iWork apps on my iPad! Very frustrating!!!! What is the point of these apps if you can't spell check what you have done??? Come on Apple pull your finger out and get it sorted!!!!!!
Windspeed May 4, 2011 7:30 AM
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Still no expert advice here, its an urgent user based issue which has wide implications!
Al-London May 5, 2011 10:03 AM
in response to hppa3557
Same problem for me - and no response anywhere
hppa3557 May 10, 2011 7:21 AM
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ok guys, really the only solution i can find is to copy and paste anything you want to spellcheck into another application that supports formatting ( if you have a lot) such as notebooks, or just into the notes app that comes with the device... other than that i cant find anything else that can be done
Windspeed May 11, 2011 5:03 AM
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How easy is that with docs that contain 100s of pages...
Think now about doc that have two or worse three interface languages...
Whats the point of having a Mac and migrating docs to utilize your transportation time using it on the go on your iPad...
Windspeed May 11, 2011 5:19 AM
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Let me ask it this way, is there an other alternative that is reliable for spellchecking (hopefully for few languages), as well as able to edit text based documents.
Most importantly, I want those text based documents look the exact same on my iPad fit into the screen. This without jumping lines or sections or turning numbers or foreign languages into, something that is way too much enigma. I just need it the same way as they looked on my Mac / Netbook and the ability to edit text and style of doc!
I got my iPad to do some serious stuff, but for some reason havent got there yet even with such basic requirements...
Al-London May 11, 2011 5:54 AM
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The solution is for APPLE to fix the broken software.
The issue here is that we have a documented feature that isn't working. The way it should work is
Check spelling:
Misspelled words in your document are underlined in red. In many cases, Pages can suggest an alternative spelling. To learn more, see "Look up a word," below.
Look up a word:
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On my iPad 2 (same it seems as everyone who posted on this) the Definition works but the Spelling doesn't
COME ON APPLE - Step up to the mark, admit you have a fault and fix it !! In any case stop advertising Pages for the iPad as "...the most powerful word processor ever made for a mobile device." The way it works right now the word processor on my old Compaq iPaq was much more poweful.....
Tom Gewecke May 11, 2011 6:19 AM
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Al-London wrote:
Make sure you also post your request in the channel where Apple looks first for such reports:
Windspeed May 25, 2011 4:31 AM
in response to Tom Gewecke
Can someone, please tell me how do you process all your documents that you have on your Mac / Windows on your iPad? I mean do you get into doing serious work with your iPad on the road at all!
I know many people who get it for their work in law / finance, business but most just use it as a leisure device. Coz, you cant even process / correct / add anything in an optimal way. Also, the same documents on iPad just looks too different compared to how you can see it on a Mac. Is this only me, or are you guys also experiencing this?
I am now really wondering, are you all guys using your iPad for fun only and not for serious stuff!
Tom Gewecke May 25, 2011 4:58 AM
in response to Windspeed
The inability to add fonts and keyboards or download random apps from the internet makes the iPad unsuitable for the kinds of things I personally would consider "serious stuff". The closed nature and limited capabilities of iOS and its apps mean that for a great many people's needs it cannot replace a laptop/desktop (and isn't intended to).


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Not worth the time or Money.fishey334 | March 5, 2014 | See all fishey334's reviews »
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so, how is it coming along? any progress?
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I think verigated (multi colored yarn) is helpful when you just start out, as you can see the parts of your stitches better, so it's not just a big blur. I also would say Red Heart to start, the stiffness helps you control it a bit better (it's not slippery like the super soft yarns).
Laura + Gabe = Harmony 6/28/09
I also recommend Red Heart for getting started. And like a PP said, light colors are best so you can clearly see the stitches. Try not to get too discouraged. It can be very frustrating at first.
And baby makes three. Our perfect number.
I haven't started yet. I bought yarn (red heart) but haven't had a chance to just sit. :/ Thank you for all your help!
please keep us informed, and don't be afraid to post questions, even if they seem insignificant...I bet there is someone lurking that has the same question. :)
S (34), Married to B(37), Team Green went PINK with BA 04/09/11 & WK 03/20/14


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Feb. 28, 2000
THIS WEEK -- The fourth-ranked UCLA Gymnastics team (16-5, 6-0 in the Pac-10), winners of seven of its last eight meets, will host second-ranked Michigan, UC Santa Barbara and Illinois-Chicago in the regular season finale, the fourth-annual Bruin Classic, on Sunday, Mar. 5. The meet will take place in the John Wooden Center at 2:00 pm. The capacity for the Wooden Center is 999 due to construction.
SENIOR SALUTE -- Seniors from all four teams will be honored after the meet. There will be a special presentation for UCLA's two seniors, Heidi Moneymaker (Santa Rosa, CA) and Lena Degteva (Mississauga, Ont.). In their career, the duo have led UCLA to its first-ever NCAA title in 1997, led UCLA to Pac-10 Championships in 1997 and 1999, earned eight All-America honors each and won three Pac-10 titles between them. Moneymaker has won two NCAA championships - on bars in 1998 and on vault in 1999 - and holds the school records on vault (10.0) and all-around (39.775).
A LOOK AT THE FIELD -- Michigan, the 1999 NCAA runner-up, is currently ranked No. 2 nationally. The Wolverines are led by senior All-American Sarah Cain, who ranks No. 13 nationally in the all-around and No. 2 on vault, and junior All-American Karina Senior, the ninth-ranked gymnast on floor. Michigan has scored 197+ twice this season and last week defeated Maryland with a score of 197.275. UC Santa Barbara is coached by former Bruin Megan Fenton, UCLA's first-ever 10.0 scorer on bars. The Gauchos' high mark this year is a 190.6 Feb. 18. Illinois-Chicago achieved a season-high mark of 193.375 in its last meet but will compete on Mar. 1 before facing the Bruins. Senior Gabriella Brunn, the 1995 Swedish national champion, is the school record-holder on vault (9.9) and beam (9.925).
BRUIN CLASSIC HISTORY -- UCLA has won the Bruin Classic in each of the meet's three years. Lena Degteva has won the all-around title two consecutive years. She is also the defending bars and floor champion and the meet record-holder on floor (9.95) and all-around (39.425). Heidi Moneymaker, the Bruin Classic vault record-holder (9.975) also returns to defend her vault and beam titles.
GREAT ALL-AROUND BATTLE SHAPING UP -- Some of the top all-arounders in the nation will be competing for the Bruin Classic all-around title. UCLA has three top 25 athletes in ninth-ranked Mohini Bhardwaj, 12th-ranked Heidi Moneymaker and 24th-ranked Lena Degteva. The Bruins have six gymnasts who average over 39.0 in the all-around - Bhardwaj (39.271), Moneymaker (39.211), Degteva (39.075), Onnie Willis (39.15), Kristin Parker (39.042) and Malia Jones (39.021). Michigan's Sarah Cain is ranked 13th in the all-around with a 39.1958 average. Her season-high is 39.75, and her career-high is 39.825. Her teammate, Karina Senior, scored a career-high 39.525 in the all-around last weekend.
LAST WEEK -- UCLA survived a last-rotation surge by host Washington and placed first in a quad meet in Seattle with a score of 196.425. Washington was second with a 196.175, followed by Sacramento State (191.125) and Alaska-Anchorage (182.475). Freshman Onnie Willis (Tacoma, WA), competing in her home state, placed second in the all-around with a 39.5. She also won vault for the second consecutive meet, scoring a 9.925. The Bruins opted to rest regular all-arounders Lena Degteva, Heidi Moneymaker and Mohini Bhardwaj (Cincinnati, OH). Sophomore Valerie Velasco (Fullerton, CA) competed all-around for the first time this season, and sophomore co-captain Stephanie Johnson (Ann Arbor, MI) competed on vault for the first time this year.
MONEYMAKER BECOMES A HISTORY-MAKER -- Senior Heidi Moneymaker made history Feb. 11 at Cal when she set a new school all-around record of 39.775. Her total included a school-record tying 10.0 on vault, the first perfect mark in her career. She also tied career-highs on bars (9.975) and floor (9.95) en route to a sweep of all four events and the all-around. The perfect 10 was just the fourth-ever perfect mark on vault by a Bruin and the ninth 10.0 on any event in school history. Moneymaker, who was last week's Pac-10 Gymnast of the Week, averages 39.211 in the all-around, 9.911 on floor, 9.872 on vault and 9.818 on bars. She is the top-ranked gymnast in the nation on the floor exercise and also ranks 12th in the all-around.
ONNIE ON FIRE -- Freshman Onnie Willis has sparkled for the Bruins in 2000, blasting her way into the UCLA record books. Her 10.0 on vault Feb. 20 was just the fifth in school history on that event (10th on any event). She also tied a Pauley Pavilion record with a 9.975 on bars (third-highest score in school history). Her 9.95 on floor ranks fifth on the all-time list, and her 39.525 in the all-around was a new freshman record. Last week at Washington, she scored a 39.5 to place second in the all-around. Willis has seven individual victories this season, including three each on vault and floor.
BRUINS RAISE THE BAR -- The Bruins not only set a new school record on bars Feb. 6 with a 49.7 out of 50, but they broke the old record by .175. Freshman Doni Thompson (Olympia, WA) started the record-setting set with a career-high 9.925. Onnie Willis followed with her 9.975. Kristin Parker (Hanford, CA) and Lena Degteva followed that with career-highs of 9.925. Heidi Moneymaker's 9.85 was thrown out when Mohini Bhardwaj finished the set with a career-high 9.95. The Bruins averaged 9.925 in their six routines. Three Bruins have scored 9.975 this season - Willis Feb. 6 and Moneymaker and Bhardwaj Feb. 11.
BRUIN VAULTERS RAISE DIFFICULTY LEVEL -- UCLA ranks second nationally on vault with good reason - the Bruins have two athletes who have scored perfect 10s this season (Heidi Moneymaker and Onnie Willis) and four athletes ranked in the Top 25 in the nation and perform the most difficult vaults in collegiate gymnastics. Moneymaker and Kristin Parker have competed a handspring front layout with a half-twist (worth 9.9 in the FIG international elite code), and Mohini Bhardwaj competes a Yurchenko layout with 1 1/2 twists (worth 9.8 in the FIG international elite code). UCLA has scored above 49.0 on vault in all but one meet this year and averages 49.1777, with a season-high of 49.425 set last Feb. 20. Moneymaker and Willis became the first pair of Bruins ever to score perfect marks on the same apparatus in the same season.
DEFENDING NCAA VAULT CHAMP IMPROVES STATUS -- At a time when many collegiate gymnasts are struggling to compete one 10.0 start value vault, reigning NCAA vault champion Heidi Moneymaker has not one, not two but THREE 10.0 vaults in her repertoire. She has competed a handspring front pike with a half-twist, a Phelps and now the most difficult vault being performed at the collegiate level - a handspring front layout with a half-twist, on which she scored a perfect 10.0 at Cal Feb. 11.
THE COMEBACK KIDS -- Freshman Doni Thompson not only made her collegiate debut Jan. 8, but she also competed in her first meet in four and a half years. The former U.S. National Team member retired from gymnastics in 1995 after winning gold medals at the Pan Am Games (team) and USA Championships (beam) and a bronze at the World Championships (team). She returned in 1998 but had not competed since the 1995 Worlds. Thompson showed little signs of rust, scoring a 9.8 on bars and a 9.775 on floor. She was also the only Bruin to stay on the beam, scoring a 9.525. Thompson has hit 23 of 24 routines this season.
Redshirt freshman Amy Young (Diamond Bar, CA), out for two years with two ACL surgeries to her left knee, made her comeback this season, competing on beam three times for the Bruins. In her first home meet ever as a Bruin (Feb. 20), she scored a career-high 9.8 to tie for second place.
DEAR DIARY -- Get all the inside information about the Bruins' season every Thursday on UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos' online diary at CNN-SI.com.
UCLA AGAIN SIGNS TOP RECRUITING CLASS -- UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos signed in 1999 what was considered to be the greatest recruiting class in the history of the sport. This year, she one-upped that by signing an even more impressive group of recruits.
Kondos signed three 1999 World Championships competitors and 2000 Olympic hopefuls to national letters of intent in November and reaffirmed commitments with two other Olympic hopefuls who originally signed letters of intent a year ago. The three signed this year are five-time U.S. National Team member Jeanette Antolin (Huntington Beach, Calif./SCATS), 1999 U.S. bars champion Jamie Dantzscher (Palmdale, Calif./Charter Oaks Gliders) and 1996 Olympian and 1999 Canadian vault and floor champion Yvonne Tousek (Cambridge, Ont./Cambridge Kips).
Joining the trio in the freshman class of 2001 will be two-time defending national all-around champion Kristen Maloney (Allentown, PA/Parkettes/Pen Argyl HS) and 1999 World Championships qualifier Alyssa Beckerman (Middletown, NJ/Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy/Wyoming HS), who originally signed letters of intent a year ago and deferred enrollment until after the 2000 Olympics. Maloney and Beckerman signed new grant-in-aids forms for the 2000-2001 school year.


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We get this question a lot, so I wrote this to assist and inform those of their options.
Your data recovery options
If your boot drive itself is mechanically or electronically dead (worst case)
Then a few thousand dollars can be spent for platter data recovery services for hard drives to dissect and recover your data (provided Filevault wasn't used to encrypt the drive). Most users don't go this route, but it is available.
Before determining that a drive is non-functioning, it will have to be removed from the machine or external enclosure (like external hard drives come in), tested and connected to other machines with special software that bypasses a lot to read the drive directly.
Also some of these very expensive data recovery services now can also recover data from a failed Solid State Disk (SSD) in addition to dead hard drives.
If the Mac or enclosure is dead, but the internal hard drive works
Then it can be physically removed from the machine and a SATA to USB adapter used to another Mac (or PC with MacDrive installed or a Linux machine) and the files recovered. Or special software used to directly control the drive to read the unencrypted bits.
Some Mac's the warranty, AppleCare or damage will occur if the drive is removed by non-certified Apple Repair folks, some will incur damage regardless as Apple likes to seal things up.
If the Mac is worthless as a functional machine, then a user can certainly use extreme methods to remove the storage drive out of it. Mac dissection videos can be found online at various Mac friendly repair and parts suppliers.
Migration Assistant can be used to migrate programs and files to a new machine if the Mac is dead, but the drive is fine using the SATA to USB adapter.
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The now external drive also can be accessed directly without Migration Assistant.
You might have to select the drive and Finder > Get Info and at the bottom "Ignore Permissions on this volume"
Also you can copy and paste the locked Users folders to the new drive, using your Admin password and pick though the files.
You may need to change user permissions on all transfered files in your user account on the new external drive see #6 here
..Step by Step to fix your Mac
If the Mac and hard drive are fine, it's a software issue/corruption issue that's causing you not to boot or access the drive
Depending what is causing the problem it can be fixed in place, leaving your files intact. OS X (in 10.6 and above) can be reinstalled in place, leaving almost everything else alone.
Yes, it is possible to recover data off a drive Disk Utility says it can't repair, or that OS X isn't booting from.
If the only way to fix your problem is a drive or OS X partition erasure is called for, before that occurs the Mac can be booted from OS X installed on a external drive, then either regular drag and drop copy methods or Data Rescue type software ($100) can be used to direct read the 1's and 0's of bits on the hard drive (ignores file structure etc) before erasure occurs. Data Rescue type software can also be used on the hard drive if it was removed from the machine using the SATA to USB adapter.
Try the drive on other machines, see if it shows up. Don't format the drive as even if it's not showing up, data can still be recovered if it's mechanically working and the file system is not.
Create a data recovery/undelete external boot drive
These more extreme data recovery measures likely will not be undertaken by busy Apple staff, that's why your supposed to make backups before trouble occurs.
Most commonly used backup methods
Local PC/Mac repair shops specialize in data recovery efforts which fall short of expensive dissection, which is usually handled out of town as it involves expensive equipment and the high cost/desperation by the original owner to pay for it makes for few customers.
Problems reading a external drive?
The first order of business should be to disconnect all other hardware and fix the Mac itself throughly to make sure it's not the source of the problem.
Next would be to address the NTFS issue and install/reinstall that necessary software if the drive was formatted NTFS, then attempt to access the drive again.
If the drive is still not showing up, then to address that issue:
1: By attempting to connect to other machines, using other cables and ports on the Mac's, other Mac's and PC's depending upon the format of the drive.
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2: If it's port powered, to use a powered USB hub as Apple is cutting off devices that are drawing too much power
3: If all those attempts fail and the drive has no encryption (Filevault), to install Data Rescue (free trial) to see if it see's the drive, if so then to purchase the software ($100) and send the recovered data to another external hard drive large enough to handle it. (formatted GUID and OS X Extended Journaled in Disk Utility)
4: Use the local services of a professional computer repair service, there might be a Linux geek there that knows a few tricks.
5: If the drive still doesn't show up, it might be a electronic issue of the enclosure/port interfaces, the internal drive can be removed and a SATA to USB adapter cable used
6: Last if the internal hard drive itself is mechanically dead, then the "4 figures" drive Drive Savers type dissection is certainly a option if the data on the drive is not encrypted (FileVault)
Determine how bad the internal boot drive problem is
You can do a few things yourself to determine how severe your problem is and even fix it yourself.
One must determine if it's a easy self fix, a more complicated (but fixable by you or others) software problem or a hardware issue (you likely won't be able to fix yourself) and if it is the storage drive or not.
Try the drive on other machines, see if it shows up. Don't format the drive as even if it's not showing up, data can still be recovered if it's mechanically working.
Run through the Steps 1 - 8 and report the results of each step in your original thread, won't harm your data.
This will tell you right off how bad it is, by how far you get in the Steps.
If you need to do data recovery
This link provides steps how to install OS X on a external boot drive and go about doing that and data recovery.
Create a data recovery/undelete external boot drive
If you have another Firewire capable Mac.
Consider your numerous data backup options later
Have a plan in place before trouble occurs.
Most commonly used backup methods
If this is all too much for you,
Consider a local PC/Mac repair as one of their main business is data recovery.
Then if your machine has a hardware problem, take it to Apple. Especially if it's under warranty/AppleCare, however they don't do data recovery and can just erase your whole drive or replace with a new one without your data.
If Apple says your machine needs a new hard drive, see about getting the old one for data recovery efforts elsewhere, or see if they will take the drive out of the machine, or will take the machine for repair if someone else removes the drive first.
Your data is usually of utmost importance, just don't give your only copy away, there are third party repair options for Mac's.
If your data is of the sensitive nature
With the new features of OS X with "timemachine local backups" and "versions" etc., you simply cannot erase files and scrub a hard drive anymore.
Certainly can't scrub a SSD at all and the NSA approved method for data destruction on any solid state drive (flash, USB thumb drive or SSD) is to grind it into a fine powder.
And for good measure you should also include traditional hard drives into that destruction because of all the behind the scenes data duplication and location tracking databases Apple is maintaining on it's users in the sake of offering new features.
Only by being able to remove the entire drive, maintaing physical control over it, is your data safe from others who may misuse it, question your ownership of media files or the nature, intention or purpose of your content.
We used to be able to safely scrub our hard drives of sensitive data, but that feature has been removed in various new features or new features added to later OS X versions that it just makes it a lot simpler to just remove the drive if your able and replace it with a new one when the machine is repaired.
If you can, take the storage drive out of the machine or have someone do it for you. You can later use a SATA to USB adapter to transfer your files to a new Mac or PC as outlined above.
Some older Mac's the internal storage is a "user serviceable part" and thus you can remove it (without voiding AppleCare or warranty) and take the machine in for service and Apple will install a new boot drive along with the repair.
Install/upgrade RAM or storage drive in Mac's
Most all newer Mac's are now coming sealed up, if you open it you violate your warranty/AppleCare, which basically means your data is also trapped on the drive.
Data on iPods, iPads, iPhones and any Mac that have a Fusion Drive or it's sealed up cannot be safely deleted without destroying the entire device.
If you go ahead and open the sealed machine that can be opened or have it opened by non-Apple tech support personnel, maintain a physical presence and take possession of the drive when it comes out of the machine. If it or the computer is booted or hooked up to another machine, powered applied, your data can be copied or observed. Unfortunately since the AppleCare/warranty is violated opening a sealed machine, you will have to pay out of pocket for a new drive.
Some sealed machines can be permanently ruined if opened.
Fusion Drives consist of flash memory on the Mac's logicboard/motherboard combined with a traditional spinning platter hard drive. The flash memory portion cannot be removed or it's data safely deleted without destroying the entire logicboard which is basically the entire guts of the computer.
Deleted data can be recovered hard drives/hybrid, Flash, Fusion Drives and SSD's. Filevault is no assistance as the password is required for servicing the machine.
The encryption on iPhones is weak because of the weak passwords used.
Recent public knowledge of government intrusion into cell phones, computing devices, Internet traffic etc by the NSA and providing that information to federal law enforcement agencies was always suspected is now confirmed to be be occurring on a mass scale.
Next time when considering purchasing computing hardware, make sure the option of a user removing the storage containing your sensitive data is a option.


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CASSOPOLIS – Cass County Sheriff Joseph Underwood Jr. reports his office responded to a personal-injury traffic crash just before 10 p.m. on Saturday, May 15, at M-62 and Twin Lakes Road in LaGrange Township.
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A little experimenting with background and light while I try to get my mojo back from being gone for a while.
Will get back to commission work in a jiffy.
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Will get back to commission work in a jiffy.
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Pretty eye shadow.
you have a very wonderful style ^^
This is too hot for me! Im melting! If I would be in this room with her I would be in trouble.
Lovely as usual.
Din stil <3
i like your pics
That's a good movie reference, Mark.
I love the way you've constructed her body. The obviously non-human legs/hooves blend very well with the human-like torso, pose, and facial expression. She's clearly not a hybrid, but a fantastic rendition of an equine with traits reminiscent of a human being. This is marvelously well done.
Ooh a bit of a different style going on in this one. Has a...drab mauve feel? I bet the painter is having a hard time holding the paintbrush. (in his mouth, bleh paint taste)
Also new avvy, yay!
Also new avvy, yay!
That butt hoisting. xD
Ahw~ Cutsie MT :3 Some strange lightning here, but as it's cute I'll just ignore it :3
Kay kay i got a plan... -when i get money in february i will ask my mom/dad to pay you for a commission. I NEED IIT! Your art is the best in the whole wide ponyworld xo
I love it all. Great work, my friend. <3
I love the shading in this picture ^^
Finally I can give it a fac here, too
I think it looks really, really great
I think it looks really, really great
Beautiful and stylish
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COrozal american cemetery PANAMA --- contact Corozal through the AMBC contact form if you have details of family members or more info on the persons burried in the Corozal cemetery, as they are updating their files and they asked me to help if I got responses....
...I am a belgian living in the Verdun area of France , I live about 10 minutes from the Romagne sous Montfaucon cemetery of Lorraine --
I just finished taking pictures in the Meuse Argonne cemetery , and will continue in Hamm luxembourg ---Once finished I intend to go to Saint Mihiel , St Avold and Belleau -to take pictures of all the markers there ... I try to do the smaller british cemeteries on my way through France and Belgium ..
Sometimes adding a complete graveyard isn t possible , as often there are headstones missing due to replacement or the stones are in very bad condition and cannot be read ---but I always try to get them done as complete as possible , so please forgive me if sometimes a few pictures are missing --because it isn t always possible to do a return journey .
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***Please don't take my photos and claim them as your own work***
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and please don t add more names in the Meuse Argonne site , all the names are there-
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Thank you so much for posting the photo of my cousin's grave marker. God bless you and your continued work. Take care.
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Thank you so much for posting the photo of my cousin's grave marker. God bless you for the work you do on Find A Grave. Take care.
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Many thanks for photographing Francis' memorial. Killed in Action at the Battle of Fromelles. A distant relative.
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Entire un-photgraphed listing of WWII's.
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Sergeant James Mason who is buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and Memorial , Romagne-sous-Montgaucon , Lorraine, France was born in Edinburgh, Scotland March 4, 1887. This information is missing on Find A Grave. His parents were Andrew and Henrietta Mason and they immigrated to the United States in September 1888.
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Would like to please ask your permission to use one of your photos of the French Military cemetery at Glorieux near Verdun. Would like to use it as an "AFTER" picture for a "BEFORE" and "AFTER" montage.
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Can I please ask permission to use your picture on my ancestry page of my great uncle. You do fabulous work taking the photos, and I can only thank you for taking his, and helping me piece together my family history. If you could be so kind to give me permission, I would truly appricated it.
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Boss!!! I've missed you!!! You've done so much work while I've been gone. I"m commenting on just this one because it is my favorite...I lost my internet connection at home so I'm having to go between my sister's and the library now to keep up my online social life. Tell Charles and Lightstar, thinking of them also...Hopefully I'll be back fulltime again soon. Keep up the good work.
Thanks very much Damilee! I was wondering what happened to you..I hope you get you internet situation taken care of soon. I'd die without mine.. Hurry back!
Beautiful render!!!
feels like you wanna scratch the surface with something sharp. good job
I won't go parking my car around you then. I might come back and find it scratched. Thanks alot realnick.
i like bryce a lot too! but this one looks kinda simple, like a stretched ball. nice colors!
Yeah, I'm trying different styles and colors. I'm pretty new to the program so I'm just playing and learning. Thanks!
I like this one, the color is nice, whats that, blood red.
Thanks firstliight! And yes, blood red. My dog bit me while I was doing this.....
Nice warm glow
Nice color to this one.
Looks like a jewel
Looks like a jewel
Love your transparencies and reflections, Rick!
I love this color! And I really like the shape, so... A fav - and a Blackbox style candidate! BTW, those darker lines on the curves gave me an idea... Would look great it they were drops - raindrops, waterdrops, teardrops, let ur imagination roam... Drops sliding down the curves, watery like... like water...
You having a drought there? waterdrops, raindrops..drops drops drops. Thanks alot...Blackbox it man!
me like colors too! ur work is gettin better and better!
Great job Rick! I like the color too! 5 's
Great wall. I'll have to use this. Like the shapes and reflectiveness of the shapes. Great colours too. Keep up the great work.


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A heavy mech, with a autocannon and plasmagun. Nothing more.
cool joint design!
the knifes cool! Coudl use another arm for that blade though. But it's awesome!
Nice drawing chops, I'm impressed! Any pre-sketch, or did you just wing it? Nice work!
All improvised. I start with basic shapes and then, you leave it out.
Very, very nice, although it seems a bit under-armored, as all of the mechanical "guts" of the mech seem to just be hanging out of the joints and the torso.
You're right. I feel the same many times. A lucky shot and the robot is destroyed or paralyzed. So he has added an energy shield!!!
I've never really been too fond of energy shields due to the relative lack of realism, but that's more of a stylistic preference than an actual problem with them, and seeing as this mech does have a big knife attached to one of its arms, I get the feeling that realism is less important here than a cool design.
Love everything but the knife. With such short stubby 'arms' melee combat would be very ineffective. Besides, there's a huge gun right above it.
I say just shoot'em till they stop moving.
I say just shoot'em till they stop moving.
Awesome! I like his head.


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I felt like she was flipping me off at the beginning
I am a very tolerant person as I have using my mind created who I want to be andI can be myself be treated anyway accept feminization at all and contribute to our fun indivdually.
I agree Dave - this is definitely not pussy worship ! A guy needs to be down on his knees and kiss the pussy.


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I don't feel like I can answer that question yet. I did not get one until senior year in high school though everyone else had them, and I still only have a flip phone. I do not believe in the expectation that kids get all the latest technology. That said, they do help with safety and knowing where your kid is. I might do one of those parent controlled phones in elementary school where they can only dial one of the 10 programmed numbers. Otherwise probably not until middle school. But I don't want my kid to be teased for not having one either....but I shall see how technology and culture changes and go from there.
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probably like 10ish. ill put parental locks on it ect. but i believe now a days its a must for everyone to have a phone. &i want to be able to get ahold of Lo always. always its like no one has house phones anymore. ill also take the phone away certain times. like at night. &during homework time.
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I have been doing all the time but somethings I just want to put it in a ponytail and go. If I go and get my LO up in the morning and if he sees me with a ponytail, he throws a fit! He cries, points to the hair and says no. He hates it. I was taking it down but I just can't all the time.
Today I had the same issue. I was late getting up for work so I had to wear a ponytail. LO just screamed but I told him that I had to keep the ponytail. I quickly changed the subject.
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OU film study: Brent Venables, Bill Young could have hands full with Bedlam
Bedlam should be fun for fans. Not so much for defensive coordinators Brent Venables and Bill Young.
Watching film of Oklahoma's 53-24 blowout of Baylor reiterated a season-long trend on both sides of the football.
If the Sooners are to win Saturday to capture the South division they'll probably have to win a shootout.
OU's offense once again showed it will destroy defenses that play soft coverage like Baylor. The Sooners' fast pace offense consistently picked up easy yards on bubble screens, quick slants and short sideline routes to methodically drive down the field.
The Sooners ran 50 plays the first half. Only three gained more than 15 yards — DeMarco Murray's 76-yard TD reception, a Ryan Broyles 28-yard catch and a Trey Franks' 20-yard reception.
OU's precision offense dominated the first half, compiling 17 first downs and 314 yards to lead 34-7 at halftime.
Will Young, OSU's defensive coordinator, copy Texas A&M and Missouri, playing tighter coverage to minimize OU's low-risk options? The risk is possibly giving up big plays like Nebraska used to hand the Cowboys their only loss.
Another variable is the Sooners are going down field more late in the season. Three plays against Baylor stood out.
Kenny Stills caught a 49-yard TD pass and also drew a pass interference penalty on a deep pass in man-to-man coverage. Murray exploited a linebacker to race down the sideline for his 76-yard TD off a short swing pass.
"We really didn't stretch the field at the beginning of the season, but we're doing a good job of that now,†said wide receiver Ryan Broyles. "It gets defenses on edge.â€
But that's the flip side. OSU's offense will put Venables' defense on edge.
The Sooners defense played well for three quarters against Baylor but now faces its biggest challenge.
OU has surrendered 51 plays of 20 yards or longer this season, including 28 plays 30 yards or longer. Nearly half have been running plays.
After Baylor's Jay Finley (50 yards) and Jarred Salabi (38) broke long runs, corralling Kendall Hunter and OSU's ground game has to be a priority.
But because the Cowboys have Brandon Weeden, Justin Blackmon and a potent passing game Venables can ill afford to put eight men in the box to focus exclusively on the run.
Most expect a shootout with a ton of yards and points.
"We understand Oklahoma State has an excellent team and they've had a great year," said OU coach Bob Stoops. "But we're going to go in, be excited about it and go after it."
Other observations after watching the film:
When given solid protection, QB Landry Jones rarely throws incompletions, a credit to receivers getting open when given time to complete their routes... Broyles is nearly impossible to cover man-to-man. ... Freshman wide receiver Kenny Stills plays like a veteran. ... Fullback Trey Millard and receiver Roy Finch threw solid blocks on Murray's 14-yard TD run out of the diamond set. Millard's blocking all season has been exceptional for a freshman. ... The Sooners once again rotated eight offensive linemen with success against one of the biggest defensive lines they've faced. Reserve guard Brian Lepak played a lot of snaps. ... Tress Way (49.0 average) is punting as well as he has all season.
Austin Box supplied a huge play, stuffing a fourth-and-1 that helped OU take a 14-0 lead. Box, though, suffered an ankle injury covering a kickoff in the first quarter. Box tried to gut it out but left in the second quarter. His status for Bedlam is uncertain. ... Tom Wort (eight tackles, one sack) played well after replacing Box. ... For the second straight game, safety Quinton Carter was OU's leading tackler (10). ... The Sooners were fortunate Baylor's Hail Mary pass at the end of the first half wasn't a touchdown. Brad Taylor juggled the ball in the end zone, allowing Tony Jefferson to steal the ball for an interception. ... Most of OU's No. 1 defense was on the field during Baylor's two fourth-quarter TD drives. ... Defensive end Jeremy Beal's impact goes beyond stats (five tackles, one sack)... Linebacker Travis Lewis recorded a season low three tackles.


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Substance and Procedure in Private International Law
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SUBSTANCE AND PROCEDURE IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW BY RICHARD GARNETT (OXFORD, UK: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2012) 456 PACES. PRICE 110.00 [pounds sterling] (HARDBACK) ISBN 9780199532797.
The substance/procedure distinction is fundamental to private international law, both practically and theoretically. Theoretically, this distinction goes to the intellectual heart of the discipline: why apply a foreign law in domestic courts in the first place? Curiously, in private international law, this question refers to matters of substance, rather than procedure. Almost universally recognised, the so-called lex fori regit processum doctrine has provided for centuries that procedural matters shall be governed almost exclusively by the domestic law of the forum ('lexfori'). (1) What is so special about procedure that makes it immune to the application of foreign law? Furthermore, the lex fori solution to matters of procedure sheds light on the practical centrality of the substance/procedure distinction. As the most preliminary phase of judicial analysis in private transnational litigation, the substance/procedure distinction plays a key role in determining the identity of the law to be applied.
From this point arises the significance of Professor Richard Garnett's far-reaching book, which provides a useful guide to the substance/procedure distinction in the context of private international law. It provides a careful and very detailed overview of the distinction in a wide spectrum of areas such as:
* service and jurisdiction (ch 4);
* questions of parties' capacity (ch 5);
* court proceedings, lawyers' fees and creditors' rights (ch 6);
* evidence (chs 7 and 8);
* statutes of limitation (ch 9); and
* remedies (ch 10 and 11).
Throughout these chapters Garnett gives a comprehensive presentation on the current state of law in the following jurisdictions: Australia, Canada, the European Union, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Singapore and, to a considerable degree, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Over fifteen years ago, Professor William Reynolds commented on the state of confusion of the discipline. As he put it: 'The confusion is complete. The poor lawyer who gives advice to clients on choice-of-law matters meets with stares of disbelief'. (2) The opposite is true with respect to Professor Garnett's work. By presenting an accurate and intelligible analysis of the substance/procedure distinction in the area of private international law, this work provides an excellent guide for Commonwealth lawyers advising their clients on a broad range of issues. No lawyer who has carefully reviewed Professor Garnett's book will be left with any unanswered questions. For this, private international law scholarship owes much to Garnett for such a wonderfully detailed and comprehensive work.
In this book review, I would like to comment on Garnett's several substantive remarks on the future of the substance/procedure distinction in private international law, which according to his view correlates frequently with recent developments in the field. More specifically, he seems to do the following:
(i) support the recent development of Australian and Canadian jurisdictions that have challenged the traditional English right-remedy distinction as a key to the conceptual distinction between matters of substance and procedure in private international law; (3)
(ii) challenge the claim about the traditional exclusive application of the abovementioned universal lex fori regit processum doctrine alongside a suggestion to expand the cases in which foreign procedural rules are applied; (4) and
(iii) incorporate a public policy doctrine as an appropriate basis for the substance/procedure distinction, together with the rejection of the traditional view under which this doctrine is to be invoked only in extraordinary circumstances. (5)
Accordingly, this review proceeds as follows: first, it makes some brief comments on the nature of the substance/procedure distinction. …


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"I just love the way our unfailingly polite neighbors in the Great White North say basil and pasta and eh, the way they call the ladies' and gents' 'washrooms,' and how rabidly they root for those Canucks. But mostly I am crazy about Vancouver's great food and kick-ass cocktails.
Here's a list of reasons Seattle should be jealous of--or maybe inspired by--Vancouver:"
Reason number 1: Soup dumplings on the street, as detailed in the post, "10 Reasons Seattle Should Be Jealous of Vancouver."
"2: There is no idea out there so bad that someone won't find a way to make a buck off it.
"There are a lot of bad ideas out there. There are a lot of really disgusting things that people do with alcohol.
"But that doesn't stop people from wanting to pay good money for, say, the Smoker's Cough (Jagermeister and warm mayonnaise) or the Cement Mixer (Bailey's Irish Cream deliberately curdled with Rose's Lime). And it isn't stopping people from going crazy for Adult Chocolate Milk, which is, essentially, chocolate milk and vodka.
From "Four Loko (Minus the Loko) and Chocolate Milk for Alcoholics," an in-depth look at modern advertising and how we are all going to be getting drunk in the future.
"The Crumpet Shop in Pike Place Market is closed for repairs until an estimated reopening date of April 1, according to Seattle Met. That surely seems like eons away for crestfallen crumpeteers such as SW's own Gavin Borchert, who swears it's the best bakery in Seattle, and super saxophonist Kenny G, who gets his crumpet fix there whenever he's in town."
A little hit of Morning Food News, courtesy of Erika Hobart, newshound and closet Kenny-phile.
"It's time I let you in on a secret. I fantasize all the time. I have wild, indulgent fantasies that sometimes go on for days and would make a hedonist blush. They're detailed, vivid thoughts of sometimes sordid, occasionally illegal, always climactic experiences. I have these fantasies when I'm falling asleep at night, when I'm taking a shower, and especially when I'm cooking dinner. You see, these fantasies, believe it or not, are about food . . ."
From "Growing a [Modernist] Farmer," what happens when we let the Seattle Food Geek out of the laboratory.
"People think that nature is pleasant and fun, like a cuddly puppy that shits cotton candy, or like cinnamon buns baked by an elf. Unfortunately, everyone who thinks that is wrong. The fact is that Mother Earth is cruel, like a robot programmed to punch faces, or like the kid who bought the last copy of Mass Effect 2 at Target just as you were trying to get the dude's attention so he could unlock the case and get it for you.
"Most people think that nature is kind and snuggly because they're dumb and weak, separated from the land by agricultural technology that somehow turns wholesome ingredients into whatever it is that Arby's sells. But one man has rejected the lumbering zombie of industrial farming, and has returned to the land. This man's name is Kurt Timmermeister."
The Surly Gourmand on how "Kurt Timmermeister Ensures Human Freedom in the Face of Bovine Pogrom."
"Recently, Miriam Simun decided to create her own human cheese, as part of a course at New York University's Interactive Technology Program called 'Living Systems.'
"Well, not her own, really. She actually used breast milk donated by one woman in New York who was 'overproducing, filling up her freezer, and was finding it painful to just throw it away,' according to an interview on the website foodandtechconnect.com. She also bought milk from another woman in Wisconsin and had it shipped to her.
"And I should also say that it wasn't purely breast-milk cheese. In the three different versions she made ("Sweet Airy Equity," "Wisconsin Bang," and "City Funk"), she cut the human product with either cow or goat milk.
Finally, her reasons for doing this in the first place were . . . complicated."
From "Human Breast-Milk Cheese Returns, This Time as an Art Exhibition (Kinda)."
"Kitty Piddle Soda.
"The fact that this pale yellow pop is orange- and pineapple-flavored and has a kitty on the front really gives us no solace from the idea of drinking cat pee. This is probably marketed to the tween boys who still think everything gross is cool, until that 8th-grade bully teases them at afternoon recess by pouring the whole bottle of Kitty Piddle over their heads. This is how cruel nicknames are created, kids--pay attention."
From "5 Repulsive Pop Flavors." And this was actually one of the less gross ones. At least it wasn't designed to make you throw up.