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1. Re: Clear command didn't work in 3.1Gary Graham-Oracle Feb 28, 2012 1:15 AM (in response to 920371)Hi,1 person found this helpful
Thank you for reporting this minor regression. Using the documented full syntax of "clear screen" seems to work, however. Also: "clear scr".
I logged an internal bug for you:
Bug 13786485 - REGRESSION: CLEAR SCREEN ABBREVIATION TO CLEAR NO LONGER CLEARS SCRIPT OUTPUT
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2. Re: Clear command didn't work in 3.1920371 Feb 28, 2012 4:42 PM (in response to 920371)Gary:
Thank you. "clear screen" works.
Can you tell me where I can find the document of abbreviation and their full syntax(not only the clear command but also other commands)? Is that same as sqlplus(http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16604/ch_twelve001.htm)?
3. Re: Clear command didn't work in 3.1Gary Graham-Oracle Feb 28, 2012 6:43 PM (in response to 920371)Hi Michael,
For SQL*Plus the link you gave is perfect. As you can see there are other things to clear beyond just the screen. For SQL Developer, I'm not sure exactly what level of support we currently provide, or intend to provide in future releases. In general, there is no guarantee of a one-to-one mapping between SQL*PLus and SQL Developer in terms of scripting language support. Find the SQL Developer-specific help document as follows:
Help|Table of Contents|SQL Developer Concepts and Usage|Using the SQL Worksheet|SQL*Plus Statement Supported and Not Supported...
Edited by: Gary Graham on Feb 28, 2012 10:40 AM
Probably requiring "screen" is due to added support for other forms of "clear", perhaps "clear breaks" and so on, for better formatting control.
4. Re: Clear command didn't work in 3.1Barry Mcgillin-Oracle Mar 29, 2012 3:55 PM (in response to 920371)clear does not work. and doesnt work in SQL*Plus.
We have been working to more closely align our command support with the functionality displayed in sqlplus.
As per the sqlplus doc, clear scr and clear screen work.


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Take a deep breath. Relax. Turn away from basketball for just five minutes. Get Dick Vitale's voice out of your head.
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First and foremost, the following is not meant to condone participating in NCAA pools. In fact, some people will say that pools are bad, bad, bad. Instead, this is intended to comfort those who have already torn up their brackets in a brief fit of rage seldom seen outside of Bob Knight.
Yes, the Monday after the opening rounds is generally the roughest for most poolers. Dreams of running the table are soon expunged as Tinyville College makes its run to the Sweet 16, knocking off a sure-fire Final Four favorite in the process. Sleeper picks get blown out by 50 against teams that couldn't find the basket in the regular season but now look like they should be playing the San Antonio Spurs.
Isn't it great?
Well, not for those who only have five teams remaining among the Sweet 16 - only one of which may still have a chance for the Final Four. Arizona may still have a shot, but the rest of the bracket is toast.
The one aspect that has always made the NCAA tournament so special is its winner-take-all format. Small schools are given the same opportunities as the giants of the basketball world. Sometimes they can even change the tournament altogether.
Just look at the list of casualties from the first two days of the tournament:
Ohio State. Indiana. Oklahoma. Virginia. Texas.
Oh yeah, and Iowa State.
And these were just the first-round games. Boston College, Florida and North Carolina joined the ranks of the highly seeded making an early exit Saturday and Sunday.
There is no need to curse Hampton. Or Utah State, Kent State or any other team that wasn't supposed to make the round of 32 but did. Each of those teams proved they belonged in the tournament through sheer grit and hustle. More importantly, those Cinderellas almost single-handedly caused poolers around the nation to drop their jaws simultaneously as one more Final Four pick went to the scrap heap.
Once again, Iowa State.
Of course, the one draw of tournament pools is similar to the tournament itself - anybody can win. Basketball knowledge can often be fruitless against the one pooler who picks based on mascots.
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1. Picking too many upsets. Sure, upsets always happen in the tournament. Teams that may look like nobodys do find a way to sneak out a win or two. But for the most part, Cinderella's dance card generally does not last until the Final Four.
2. Not picking the right upsets. Generally this happens to the teams that could do something in the tournament yet stumble in the first round.
3. Picking all four No. 1s to the Final Four. This has never happened, no matter how strong the No. 1s may look. This season may be an exception to the rule as all four have fought their way to the Sweet 16. But the easy games are over, and at least one can figure on losing this weekend.
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5. Know the teams. Really its simple, do a little research. Most people wouldn't have known anything about Indiana State other than the fact its in Indiana. Oklahoma knows now.
6. Picking with school loyalties. Admit it, there were probably a lot of people around these parts that picked Texas to go a couple of rounds into the tournament. That's fine and dandy, but picking along school lines often gets in the way of pool success.
For those poolers who are already mathematically eliminated, chances are at least a couple of the above are true. But there are worse things that could happen. While some people are still pulling out their hair hoping for every game to fall just right, others can simply sit back and enjoy the rest of the tournament.
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Pioneer Dairy Laboratory Inc. said Wednesday it will build a state-of-the-art testing lab in Dimmitt.
The lab is expected to employ 30 people at start-up and as many as 60 by the end of 2005.
The lab will be on the southside of the Dimmitt roadside park with easy access to U.S. Highway 385 and Texas Highway 194.
The announcement made jointly by Artesia, N.M.-based Pioneer Dairy Labs and the Dimmitt Chamber of Commerce was hailed by company officials and Dimmitt government and business leaders alike.
Mayor Wayne Collins said Pioneer's choosing Dimmitt "was like winning the Triple Crown."
"It is a great deal for Dimmitt, Castro County and Pioneer Dairy Lab," the mayor said. "It will create jobs and it make us the focus of the expanding dairy industry in both the Panhandle of Texas and eastern New Mexico."
Pioneer President Andrew Brand, his wife and business partner Jeri, completed the transaction Tuesday night in Dimmitt as more than 50 people witnessed the official contract signing.
Chamber Executive Director Alli Thrasher said Brand has been in the business of testing milk for 30 years and has operated the lab for the last 10.
Brand said, "We test raw milk for health purposes and herd maintenance.
"Accuracy is our prime objective. Quality first, then we'll turn it out fast."
Brand said the testing sets the standard for how much the dairies get paid for their milk, and predicted the Dimmitt region will be at the center of dairy growth over the next 10 years.
Along with its headquarter operations in Artesia, Pioneer has another lab in Stephenville and a smaller facility in Clovis, N.M.
Jeri Brand said she and her husband chose Dimmitt for several reasons.
"It is centrally located for the Panhandle and eastern New Mexico," she said. "Plus, all the cooperation we got from the people here in Dimmitt made a difference. "
Craig Card, project manager, said the Dimmitt selection was easy for him. "I'm from a small town," he said. "The feel of this town and the people of Dimmitt was just overwhelming.
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Card said he is hopeful that site work would began by the end of the month, and the project would be completed by the end of November. "I would like to see the lab up and running by Jan. 1, 2005."
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It was June 17, 1959. The occasion was the seventh-grade graduation dance at School 23 in Rochester. I was a typical soon-to-be 13-year-old. I thought I knew almost everything in the world and was fairly confident that all good things in life would eventually be mine for no other reason other than I was entitled to them.
Her name was Elaine. I don't remember very much about her because I never knew very much about her. I do remember that there were two graduating seventh-grade classes, and Elaine was in the other class. She had moved to the neighborhood several months prior to graduation. Because she was placed in the other class, I never got to know her. It wasn't intentional. Our paths just never crossed.
As I recall, the dance was a typical adolescent dance. The girls hung around with the girls, the boys with the boys. Occasionally a girl and boy would dance together and everyone would take note of it. If the same couple danced three or four times, they were as good as married, or at least engaged.
One of my close friends, Joan, approached me and wanted me to dance – not with her but with Elaine. Elaine was shy and none of the boys paid any attention to her. Joan pointed out that Elaine was pretty and probably a good dancer, and that if I would just dance with her once, other boys would ask her also and everything would be OK.
But everything wasn't OK. I couldn't do it. By the way, Elaine was the only African-American student in the seventh grade at School 23. Maybe she was the only black student in the entire school – I can't remember.
I thought my decision made sense. It wasn't because Elaine was a minority. Not really. It was because everyone would know that the only reason I asked her to dance was because she was black.
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Liam Plunkett sparked England into life with both bat and ball to put India under pressure on the third day of the second Investec Test at Lord's.
The 29-year-old produced an array of shots all round the wicket in compiling a maiden five-day half-century that lifted his side to a first-innings 319 this morning.
Murali Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara overcame the loss of Shikhar Dhawan to take India's lead to 94 with a 54-run second-wicket stand, but the introduction of Plunkett at the Nursery End late-afternoon helped England claw themselves back into the game.
The paceman, during an impressive spell that read 7-3-11-2, triggered a collapse that saw the tourists lose three wickets for five runs in 18 balls by dismissing Pujara and Virat Kohli with back-to-back deliveries.
But from 123 for four, Vijay - with 59 - and Mahendra Singh Dhoni led a recovery with an unbroken partnership of 46 to guide India to 169 for four, a lead of 145, at the close.
The hosts did not have it all their own way this morning as their early momentum, generated by the positive Plunkett and Matt Prior, was derailed by losing a trio of scalps in 26 balls.
After bringing up the fifty partnership with Plunkett, Prior skied an attempted pull shot to Dhawan, running back from first slip to hold on off Mohammed Shami, before Bhuvneshwar dismissed Ben Stokes and Stuart Broad in the space of three deliveries to return figures of 6-82, his second successive five-for.
However, Plunkett completed his fifty, off 75 balls, in a 39-run 10th-wicket stand with James Anderson, who reverse-swept Ravindra Jadeja to first slip to signal the end of the their innings.
That left India's openers with a tricky four-over spell before lunch that they negotiated successfully before moving ahead once more.
With Dhawan dominating the opening stand with Vijay, England searched for inspiration.
Joe Root duly delivered when the Yorkshireman dived to his left to catch an attempted cut shot from the dangerous Dhawan, on 31, off a wide Stokes delivery.
That was the only breakthrough England made in the second session as Vijay and Pujara combined effectively, the latter taking control as the former dug in.
That was highlighted in the pair's half-century stand, which arrived at the start of the evening's play, with Pujara contributing 28 to Vijay's 17.
Signs of uneven bounce crept in during Stokes' spell from the Nursery End after the interval, none more so than when a delivery that kept low was followed by a ball that lifted off a length and rapped Pujara on the tip of the finger.
Alastair Cook's decision to replace Stokes was justified when Plunkett lifted England with his double strike.
The Yorkshire fast bowler, in the second over of his spell, had Pujara caught behind by Prior, the wicketkeeper becoming the first to complete 50 dismissals at Lord's in the process, before Kohli shouldered arms at a ball that crept in and bowled him.
First-innings centurion Ajinyka Rahane left the hat-trick ball but did not last much longer, fending off a Broad bouncer to a diving Prior, although replays showed it clearly hit his arm guard.
Dhoni, happy to leave the ball, nearly became the architect of his own downfall when on a number of occasions he survived loud lbw appeals.
But Vijay went on to complete his back-to-back second-innings fifty, off 162 balls, seeing out the day alongside his captain.
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Evening Session
6.30pm - STUMPS! Ind 169/4; Vijay 59, Dhoni 12 - There was one more set of six remaining, bowled by Moeen Ali. Vijay and Dhoni took the sting out of England's charge with an unbroken fifth-wicket partnership of 46. Their lead is 145. All to play for tomorrow!
Unusual tactic by MS Dhoni with just a few overs left in the day. Lucky to escape with his leg stump intact. pic.twitter.com/hdvTAvOjTW
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 19, 2014
6.26pm - Dhoni shuffles across his stumps and is almost bowled round his legs by the returning Plunkett. This could well be the last over of the day.
6.14pm - Anderson's bouncer swings out of the grasp of a diving Prior and races away for four. The byes column reads 15 now.
6.01pm - Stokes will be hoping to replicate Plunkett's heroics as he replaces his fellow paceman. Plunkett's impressive spell was 7-3-11-2.
5.58pm - FIFTY! Vijay (162b 7x4) - Vijay takes Anderson for two fours to move to a half-century. He has stood firm over the last half an hour. A solid knock.
India on the back-foot now. Plunkett troubling MS Dhoni. This LBW shout was just going over. India 140/4. pic.twitter.com/vySUb1KOeo
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 19, 2014
5.42pm - Dhoni shoulders arms and gets away with another lbw appeal, again from Plunkett. It looked a little high.
5.36pm - Plunkett continues to charge in from the Nursery End and has a huge lbw appeal turned down against Dhoni, who gets his pad outside the line. India are under pressure here. There are 19 overs left in the day, but we may not get through all of them.
5.30pm - Mahendra Singh Dhoni slashes at a wide Broad delivery and sees it fly just over the slips for four.
India have lost 3 wickets for 5 runs in 19 balls #EngvInd
— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) July 19, 2014
5.20pm - WICKET! Rahane c Prior b Broad 5; Ind 123/4 - England have another! Broad delivers a fine bouncer that Rahane fends off and Matt Prior races round to his left to take a diving catch. Replays show the ball cannoned off the arm guard. Poor decision.
5.04pm - Plunkett wastes the hat-trick ball, delivering one wide outside off stump that first-innings centurion Ajinkya Rahane easily leaves.
One brings two! Kohli bowled first ball by Plunkett. Hat-trick ball to Rahane well wide. India 118-3. #EngvInd pic.twitter.com/5uktXDJ7pj
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 19, 2014
5pm - WICKET! Kohli b Plunkett 0; Ind 118/3 - Plunkett is on a hat-trick! What a delivery to remove Virat Kohli first ball. The right-hander leaves one that creeps back in and clips top of off stump.
4.58pm - WICKET! Pujara c Prior b Plunkett 43; Ind 118/2 - A big wicket for England. Pujara pushes away from his body and Plunkett has him caught behind in his second over since coming on for Stokes.
4.54pm - Liam Plunkett replaces Stokes and, at the other end, Broad's lbw appeal is turned down due to Pujara getting an inside edge on to pad.
4.42pm - Vijay cracks Stokes through the covers to take India into three figures, extending their lead to 79 in the process. Although the bowler responds with another delivery that shoots and beats the bat, Vijay guides down to third man for another boundary.
7 - In 14 2nd wicket partnerships Vijay and Pujara have put on seven 50+ stands, including India's highest 2nd wkt stand (370, v Aus). Calm.
— OptaJim (@OptaJim) July 19, 2014
4.34pm - Pujara seems to have shaken off the problem as he flashes a cut wide of point for four off Stokes.
4.29pm - Pujara takes a nasty blow on the tip of the finger from another Stokes delivery that lifts off a length. The right-hander looks in pain.
4.23pm - Murali Vijay flicks a single off his hips to take his stand with Pujara to 50 off 131 balls.
4.20pm - Ben Stokes gets one to kick off a length to Cheteshwar Pujara early in the evening session. A bit of uneven bounce is starting to happen. At the other end, James Anderson looks to be bowling slightly shorter since the resumption.
Afternoon Session
Half chance for England & Ali as he gets one to pitch straight to Vijay but the umpire gets the LBW shout correct. pic.twitter.com/8w1yPEAV5S
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 19, 2014
3.40pm - TEA! Ind 84/1; Vijay 21, Pujara 25 - Vijay survives a loud lbw appeal off Moeen on the stroke of tea, replays showing the ball going over the top. India will be very happy with that session. They lead by 60.
3.35pm - Vijay, on 16 off 79 balls, shows unseen aggression as he walks down the pitch and lofts Moeen over mid-on for four.
3.27pm - Pujara creams a Plunkett half volley to the cover boundary. Anderson then comes back on to bowl, this time from the Nursery End. Wickets needed.
3.17pm - Home skipper Alastair Cook turns to Moeen Ali at the Pavilion End, replacing Broad. This is turning out to be a slow-moving session as India try to build their lead, which is currently 41.
2.58pm - Vijay, as watchful as ever, collects his first boundary from his 56th ball by flicking Stuart Broad off his hips. Liam Plunkett, England's hero with the bat, is thrown the ball from the Nursery End.
2.52pm - Cheteshwar Pujara plays a beautiful drive through the covers for four off Stokes to help India pass 50.
2.30pm - WICKET! Dhawan c Root b Stokes 31; Ind 40/1 - What a catch from Joe Root! Just the inspiration England were looking for. The dangerous Dhawan, dominating the opening stand with Vijay, cannot keep a cut shot down and Root dives to his left at point to snaffle a superb two-handed catch.
2.07pm - England, struggling for a breakthrough, turn to Ben Stokes for inspiration. India are nine runs ahead on 33 without loss.
1.56pm - Shikhar Dhawan and Vijay both drive Anderson for three. The outfield seems to be slowing up a little.
1.46pm - Murali Vijay punches James Anderson down the ground for a couple before edging just short of a diving Matt Prior. That would have been an extremely tough chance if it had carried.
Morning Session
So here's how things stand after a fascinating morning session. India trail by 13 runs. #EngvInd pic.twitter.com/iAksevKCMm
— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 19, 2014
1pm - LUNCH! Ind 11/0; Vijay 0, Dhawan 10 - India survive a tricky four-over spell before the interval. Wickets will be on the menu for England after the resumption.
12.56pm - Dhawan squirts Broad through the gully region for India's first boundary. In the next over, Anderson has a huge lbw appeal against Murali Vijay turned down.
12.35pm - WICKET AND END OF INNINGS! Anderson c Rahane b Jadeja 19; Eng 319 all out - Anderson reverse-sweeps Ravindra Jadeja to first slip and England are dismissed for 319, a lead of 24. Plunkett finished unbeaten on 55.
Liam Plunkett is the 11th English night watchman to score a test 50 and the second @HomeOfCricket after Jack Russell #bbccricket
— BBC TMS (@bbctms) July 19, 2014
12.30pm - FIFTY! Plunkett (75b 8x4 0x6) - Plunkett has been fantastic with the bat this morning. He cracks two consecutive fours off Buvneshwar and then takes a single into the off side to reach his maiden Test half-century.
12.25pm - England's number 11 is continuing where he left off at Trent Bridge, crashing Shami through the covers for his third four. The hosts are 305 for nine.
12.20pm - James Anderson drives Bhuvneshwar on the up past mid-off for four to take England into the lead.
Hats off to Bhuvneshwar Kumar for getting on the honours board at Lords. High class bowling & the best bowler on view so far this series.
— Alec Stewart (@StewieCricket) July 19, 2014
12.02pm - WICKET! Broad c Dhawan b Bhuvneshwar 4; Eng 280/9 - Stuart Broad provides Dhawan with a second catch by edging Bhuvneshwar to the slips the ball after getting off the mark with a fierce cut shot.
11.58am - WICKET! Stokes b Bhuvneshwar 0; Eng 276/8 - Bhuvneshwar has five wickets after Ben Stokes misses a drive and is bowled for a second successive duck. England are 19 runs behind.
11.55am - Plunkett, forced to kick the ball away from his stumps in the previous over, edges Ishant past the slips for four. The Yorkshire all-rounder has 36 to his name.
11.40am - WICKET! Prior c Dhawan b Shami 23; Eng 265/7 - Prior brings up the fifty partnership, pushing Shami through mid-on. But he then attempts to pull a ball that was not short enough and skies a catch to Shikhar Dhawan, who makes up a lot of ground from first slip to hold on.
11.35am - Ishant, on at the other end, is crashed through the covers and then pulled for four in successive deliveries by Plunkett, who has found the rope a quartet of times in 12 balls.
11.32am - Prior and Plunkett take boundaries either side of the wicket in Shami's next over. England are looking very positive.
11.21am - Mohammed Shami, replacing Ishant, has an eventful first set of six. After delivering a bouncer over the top of wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni for four byes, Prior edges just short of first slip before clipping the dangerous seamer to the midwicket boundary.
11.17am - Matt Prior collects the first boundary of the morning in the fourth over, flicking Bhuvneshwar Kumar to the fine-leg rope.
11.12am - Nightwatchman Liam Plunkett shows his batting capabilities by punching Ishant Sharma, operating from the Nursery End, through the covers for three.
Pre-Play News
10.56am - Former England Women's cricketer Claire Taylor rings the bell and the players make their way onto the field.
10.50am - Gary Ballance's second successive Test hundred at Lord's kept England in the game yesterday and, in his post-match interview last night, the 24-year-old hoped England could replicate India's lower-order heroics from day one. Nightwatchman Liam Plunkett and Matt Prior will be at the crease come 11am.
10.40am - The rain seems to have cleared and the covers are off, meaning play should start on time. Mugginess mixed with plenty of cloud cover suggests the conditions will be better suited to bowling this morning.
10.30am - Good morning and welcome to live coverage of day three of the second Investec Test between England and India at Lord's.
The rain has stopped at Lord's and the covers are coming off #EngvInd https://t.co/zcgQUVslVU
— Lord's Ground (@HomeOfCricket) July 19, 2014
The @HomeOfCricket stewards have a pre match huddle on the Lord's outfield! #EngvInd pic.twitter.com/oIuf7IYbXC
— BBC TMS (@bbctms) July 19, 2014


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In this chapter we are going to take a look at Workspaces. And Workspaces is just kind of the highest method in Painter of saving all of the various kinds of customization that you are doing. It also gives you a great way to do some editing to some things that you may find overwhelming. For example let's look at the Categories. You can see here how the categories on this particular monitor, I have so many that they don't even fit. In fact as I have been doing these, I keep finding myself having to go up to the top here. It's just annoying, there are so many categories here that there are more than I ever want. In fact that I know there some of them here I don't use and I'm guessing that you are going to find the same thing.
So I'm going to show you a way to disable Categories. They are not gone. They are just turned off and you can turn them back on again if you need them. But I advise you to try to whittle this list down, so that it's not such a long scan of your eyes to go around and find various categories. Let's open up the Workspace dialog. I'm going to go to Customize Workspace. This is where I can take what is the Default workspace that is now open. I'm going to go in here and I'm going to go Brushes.
So I open this up and now go to Painter brushes here. Here I'm seeing all of these categories mired within this dialog. So now I'll go in and using the little Eye Toggle on the right side. I can go and shut off the ones I don't use. So I'm just going to scan through here and anything I know I really don't use a lot. I'm just going to shut it off. It's very empowering actually I just shut these things off, if you don't want them around. So just anything I don't think I'm going to use.
Let's say Done and it won't update on it's own. You need to close this and then open it back up. But look how much room I saved here. So I have now got a much shorter list. It all fits on here and I'm not finding myself having to move the slider back and forth to see what's available in here. So we have taken care of whittling down the categories that are on screen. Now let's deal with a category and if you look at this category notice what's happening here. Here is Glazing Acrylic 10 then right after we have Glazing Acrylic 20.
I think this was an idea to be able to say we have more brushes now. When in fact each of these triplets is really the same the brush, just preset to three different sizes. But think about how you use brushes in Painter. When I select a Brush and I resize it. Even if I want to make it smaller or larger and then I select some other brush and I come back eventually to that brush. It remembers the size I had. So that's really to me somewhat limited usefulness to have these replicated because once again now we have got this long list that's kind of hard to look at because of their repetitions.
So it would be nice to be able to shut some of these extra ones off. I'm going to go back in to Workspace, Customize Workspace, we'll go to where we started, and we'll go to Brush we'll open it up. So we have Painter brushes. Well this is where we went to turn the categories on and off. Now I'm going to open this up and this let's me get to the individual variants in the categories. So let's go back to our good friend Acrylics here, and I'm just going to go in and shut off anything that's 10 or 30, and just leave the medium size there.
Now this is a little bit different setup. I'm just going to take one of them because they are really the same brush. Let's go here another 10, and another 30. There is a bunch of them in this category. Not all categories will necessarily have this many. But there in every category there is pretty been this sort of addition of different sizes of the same brush. If you like it, you'll leave it on, but with it off look what happens. Look how short that list has became. All I do this, got rid of duplicates. So now we have shortened the category list as well as the variant pop up and you can go through each and every one of your categories and do this kind of whittling.
Another thing you can do is you can create new workspaces and if we look here I have got four of them and just to show you how switching from one to other it works. I'll switch from one to the other. So before we get into adding new ones, let's just look at how this works. So once we've got this setup, I'm going to go in and I'm just going to select one of the workspaces that I use all the time. So here it is. It opens up. It's got things laid out exactly the way I like it. The other thing you can do that I was going to start to show you here is you can create new workspaces and if I click on the plus sign here, it's going to let me build a new workspace.
Plus it lets me build based on the settings in any of the other workspaces that I have. And just like I mentioned, if I had one of those that was already setup I could select it in here and then call the some new name MyBrushes are or whatever you call it. Then I'll Save. Now I have got a new workspace and at this point that workspace is an exact duplicate of Default, the one that I have based it on. But now I could start going in and doing additional customization to it. So this really gives you a lot of power.
The last thing I want to show you here once again under Workspaces is Export Workspace. Let's just say I want to export this, so I can put it on another machine for example. So I'm going to in here once again go to Workspaces and I'm going to say Export Workspace. So I'm going to do this just right under the Desktop and you see it's going to take the same name that I have given it internally and it's going to add a PWS extension which stands for Painter Workspace.
So we are going to go ahead and Save. What's happening here is it's creating a new workspace and there it is. Now this has everything in it that makes that particular workspace, but what I want to show you is really cool about this is-- let's go into Painter. I'm going to quit Painter, we go down here Quit Painter 11. Now I can give myself this to another machine or I can give this to another user. And I could say here it is. And all I have to tell them is double- click it, and it will install on its own.
Now this is already in there. So it's actually going to make a second copy of it. So I'll just put appended number at the end of it, but if we go in here now and go to workspace, I have the original one and I just added the one that's in there. So for example if you have got custom brush libraries if you have got some custom image headers or whatever if they are in there particular workspace and you save that workspace all of that content travels with this single file. So Workspaces are really great way to both customize your own environment, and have a back of it, as well as sharing it with others or just on other machines.
So definitely check out Workspaces and take advantage of them, as they are a very powerful feature.
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Albert Einstein's special mark on the universe
It has been exactly 100 years since Albert Einstein presented his theory of general relativity to an audience of scientists on November 25, 1915. While virtually everyone has heard of Einstein and his theory, very few people have any idea of what the theory actually is.
This is a shame, not only because there is a great public thirst for understanding of it, but also because relativity is important, for at least four major reasons.
General relativity provides our modern understanding of space, time and gravity -- which means it's crucial to almost everything we do in physics and astronomy. For example, you cannot understand black holes, the expansion of the universe or the Big Bang without first understanding the basic ideas of relativity. Though few people realize it, Einstein's famous equation E = mc2 is actually part of the theory of relativity, which means that relativity also explains how the sun shines and how nuclear power works.
A second reason everyone should know about relativity lies in the way it changes our perception of reality. Relativity tells us that our ordinary perceptions of time and space are not universally valid. Instead, space and time are intertwined as four-dimensional space-time. Read more...
Federal Jury Hands Down Rare Conviction For Coal ExecutiveLink recommended by Patrick Mullarkey
A federal jury has convicted former Massy Energy CEO Don Blankenship for conspiring to willfully violate mine safety standards at the Upper Big Branch mine, site of a 2010 explosion that killed 29 people. The misdemeanor charge carries a sentence of up to one year in prison. He was acquitted of two more serious charges involving securities fraud and making false statements.
In West Virginia, a federal jury has convicted former Massy Energy CEO Don Blankenship of conspiring to willfully violate federal mine safety laws. The case concerned the Upper Big Branch mine. In 2010, an explosion there killed 29 miners. Convictions like this are rare among top coal executives. From West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Ashton Marra has more.
Dozens of West Virginians gathered outside the Charleston courthouse awaiting the verdict - guilty on one misdemeanor charge, not guilty on two felony counts. Read more ...
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How are all those screens changing kids' behavior?
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, businessman and author Tony Schwartz offered an honest yet troubling account of what he calls his "addiction" to technology.
The medical and research fields have not yet come to a clear consensus on what constitutes technology "addiction" and which factors distinguish a true technology addiction disorder from problematic use or just bad habits. But the behavior Schwartz describes is remarkably familiar to those of us who are on our devices more than we know we ought to be. Read more...
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Statisticians issue warning over misuse of P valuesPolicy statement aims to halt missteps in the quest for certainty.
Misuse of the P value — a common test for judging the strength of scientific evidence — is contributing to the number of research findings that cannot be reproduced, the American Statistical Association (ASA) warns in a statement released today. The group has taken the unusual step of issuing principles to guide use of the P value, which it says cannot determine whether a hypothesis is true or whether results are important.
This is the first time that the 177-year-old ASA has made explicit recommendations on such a foundational matter in statistics, says executive director Ron Wasserstein. The society's members had become increasingly concerned that the P value was being misapplied in ways that cast doubt on statistics generally, he adds. Read more...
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Deepak Chopra brings the Buddha back to life in this gripping New York Times bestselling novel about the young prince who abandoned his inheritance to discover his true calling. This iconic journey changed the world forever, and the truths revealed continue to influence every corner of the globe today.
A young man in line for the throne is trapped in his father's kingdom and yearns for the outside world. Betrayed y those closest to him, Siddhartha abandons his palace and princely title. Face-to-face with his demons, he becomes a wandering monk and embarks on a spiritual fast that carries him to the brink of death. Ultimately recognizing his inability to conquer his body and mind by sheer will, Siddhartha transcends his physical pain and achieves enlightenment.
Although we recognize Buddha today as an icon of peace and serenity, his life story was a tumultuous and spellbinding affair filled with love and sex, murder and loss, struggle and surrender. From the rocky terrain of the material world to the summit of the spiritual one, Buddha captivates and inspires ultimately leading us closer to understanding the true nature of life and ourselves.
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A New Dean
ECEn's own Dr. Michael Jensen has been chosen as the new Dean of the Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering & Technology
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The use of the term vs. in the title of this document is misleading — there is no competition between the degree programs. They simply represent different emphases in your course of study.More
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Located in beautiful Provo, Utah, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Brigham Young University is composed of 24 faculty and approximately 100 graduate students actively engaged in leading-edge research.More
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The Oakland A's announced on Friday that left-hander Bobby Cramer has been added to the team's 40-man roster, with infielder Adam Rosales being moved to the 60-day disabled list. Cramer, who had been in the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats' rotation, is likely to start for the A's next week in the place of right-hander Vince Mazzaro, who was optioned to Sacramento in a surprise move earlier this week.
Cramer's path to the big leagues has been far from ordinary. While pitching for Long Beach State in 2002, Cramer injured his elbow and had Tommy John surgery. He would sign with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays that season and pitched for the Devil Rays' A-ball teams in 2003 and 2004. Despite posting ERAs in the threes at three different A-ball levels, Cramer was released by Tampa during spring training 2005.
Following his release, Cramer was out of baseball, taking a job with Shell Oil and later as a substitute high school teacher, teaching math. Craig Weissman, the scout who signed Cramer out of college, had joined the A's scouting staff and kept trying to convince Cramer to return to baseball and pitch for the A's. Weissman finally succeeded during the 2007.
Cramer joined the High-A Stockton Ports midway through that season and he quickly became one of the Ports' best pitchers. In 45 innings, he posted a 3.80 ERA and had a more than 4:1 K:BB ratio. He was promoted to Double-A Midland, where he performed even better, posting a 1.89 ERA in 52.1 innings. He made a start for the River Cats that post-season.
Cramer seemed poised to make the jump to Triple-A full-time in 2008, but a sore left shoulder limited him in winter ball and eventually led to his release by the A's. Cramer spent the entire 2008 season pitching in the Golden Baseball League, an independent league, where he had a 3.88 ERA and 95 strike-outs in 92.2 innings for his hometown Orange County Flyers. He would follow-up that showing with a standout season in the Puerto Rican Winter League.
Now healthy, Cramer was re-signed by the A's for the 2009 season. He began the year with Sacramento, but struggled for the first time in his career in the A's organization. In six outings, he had a 6.43 ERA and eight walks in 14 innings. Cramer was sent all the way back to Stockton temporarily, where he allowed only a run in 5.2 innings. Eventually, he settled in on the Rockhounds' roster. In 43 innings, he had a 3.35 ERA, but he saw his season once again cut short by injury.
Before the start of the 2010 season, Cramer's contract was loaned out by the A's to a team in the Mexican Summer League, the Quintana Roo Tigres in Cancun. Cramer led the Mexican League in wins (13), WHIP (1.12), complete games (5) and shut-outs (3). He was also the league's strike-out king and he had a 123:27 K:BB and a 2.95 ERA in 128 innings. At the conclusion of the Mexican League season, the A's re-acquired Cramer and added him to the Sacramento rotation.
The Southern California native picked up just where he left off in Mexico upon joining the River Cats. In seven starts, Cramer had a 1.94 ERA and 35 strike-outs against 11 walks over 41.2 innings. Six of those 11 walks came in one start, as he walked no more than one batter in any of the six other starts. He allowed no more than two runs in any start for Sacramento, as well.
Cramer will turn 32 this October, making him the oldest pitcher in the A's starting rotation despite having the least major league experience. He will also boast the most unique path to the big leagues.
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Years ago I had another true crime blog where I did a lot of blogging about the Caylee Anthony case. What fascinated me about the case was not the factual basis of the case, but the people who were following it online. There were A LOT of wingnuts who joined true crime forums to discuss their theories about what happened to Caylee Anthony. Some offered psychic visions of where they thought she was and some would make posts claiming that they had seen her in airports. Reading some of their posts was both hilarious and frightening because they actually believed some of this stuff. It was a lot to digest because these were grown men and women acting like this. One of the craziest things that I saw during that time was a group on Websleuths who were using food … Continue reading →


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Pitt's Taylor getting ready for life as a starter
Dante Taylor is starting to look a lot less McDonald's and a lot more All-American.
The junior center at Pitt has dropped 15 pounds from his 6-foot-9 frame, trimming down to a muscular 236 to prepare for his first season as a starter.
"It's my time to step up," Taylor said. "I've been here three years. It's time for me to elevate my game."
Taylor arrived at Pitt two summers ago as a five-star recruit, but like most 19-year-old freshmen he needed to get bigger and stronger.
"When Dante got on campus he couldn't bench 185 (pounds)," Pitt strength and conditioning coordinator Tim Beltz said. "We had to take off a lot of weight. Now we're trying to build him back up."
Taylor is the latest Pitt center to make a big physical leap between his sophomore and junior seasons, following eventual second-round draft pick Aaron Gray and two-year starter Gary McGhee. Taylor will try to match their statistical increases as well.
The weight loss, forged during five-day-a-week workouts since the NCAA second-round loss to Butler, has eased the burden on Taylor's aching knees. Nagging tendinitis hobbled him during the second half of his sophomore season.
"They are definitely much better now," he said. "I've been doing treatment every day. They haven't bothered me yet."
Taylor averaged 5.1 points and 4.5 rebounds per game as McGhee's backup last season. He shot 61.6 percent (69 of 112) from the field, second best among Big East players with at least 100 field goal attempts.
Coach Jamie Dixon lauded Taylor's defense since the Greensburgh, N.Y., native arrived at Pitt as the program's first McDonald's All-American in two decades. Dixon expects another step forward this season, as Pitt replaces Brad Wanamaker, Gilbert Brown and McGhee.
"I think if he stays healthy, he will have a very good year," Dixon said. "It's putting it together. It's getting better."
Taylor's leaner look is translating into a strong summer. He is averaging nearly 18 points and 11 rebounds per game in the Pittsburgh Basketball Club's Pro-Am League in Green Tree. He's displaying an array of new offensive moves, including a nifty left-handed jump hook.
"It's definitely his time now," all-Big East guard Ashton Gibbs said. "Hopefully, he takes advantage of it. He's played well the past two years in practice. It was tough for him in games sometimes."
Taylor admits he still has a lot of work to do, as shown during his uneven 20-point, six-rebound effort in the summer league Monday. Earlier this summer, he toyed with Pitt incoming star recruit Khem Birch and posted 21 points and 10 rebounds last Wednesday.
Beltz, whose rugged training regimen has transformed numerous Pitt big men over his 12 years with the school, is pushing for a more aggressive Taylor.
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OXNARD, Calif. -- Mike Jenkins ran sprints with Felix Jones, Andre Holmes and Brodney Pool on Tuesday afternoon, a sign that he is close to taking his conditioning test.
But Jenkins first must get cleared by doctors. He is scheduled to visit Dr. James Andrews next Monday in Birmingham, Ala., to have his surgically repaired shoulder checked out.
Andrews performed the surgery on Jenkins, and Cowboys officials want to see if he'll clear him for practice. If and when Andrews clears Jenkins, Cowboys doctors will then examine him.
Jenkins said he can do everything with his shoulder and said his range of motion is fine.
"He looks in better shape than all of them," Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones said of Jenkins. "He told me and (the trainers) told me he's really been working."
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Park News - (8/7/15) Good news for Lake Compounce fans... as the park reported on Twitter just before Noon on Thursday that Boulder Dash is fixed and ready to run once again for the summer. (8/4/15) Bad news for anyone headed to Lake Compounce... Boulder Dash is now "down until further notice" according to the website, and a Facebook post says they are waiting for parted needed to arrive before they can reopen it after being struck by lightning on Thursday evening.
2016 - Phobia Phear Coaster - (5/11/16) A nice collection of photos and a review from the Media Day for Phobia Phear Coaster at Lake Compounce can be found at SFNEOnline. You can also find some general shots from all around the park on opening day at this link, including a look at the site of a future waterpark expansion as seen from the train. (4/8/16) According to Lake Compounce, their new Phobia Phear Coaster should be ready to roll for guests on opening day next month. (4/5/16) New pictures from the Phobia construction site at Lake Compounce can be found posted to this CoasterChitChat page if you scroll down a little bit. (2/1/16) A construction tour of the Phobia site at Lake Compounce has been posted to SFNE Online this week. Check it out. (1/23/16) A reader took a tour of the Lake Compounce site for the Phobia coaster and sent in a few pics to Screamscape. A few more pictures were also posted to their Facebook page called New England Thrill Seekers. (10/16/15) New construction pictures from Lake Compounce show off the site clearing for the park's new Phobia coaster. Follow the link. (8/26/15) A couple of pictures showing off the Enterprise at Lake Compounce being taken down to make way for the Phobia Phear Coaster. (8/14/15) A reader dropped by Lake Compounce and discovered a ton of new coaster track was already on site for the new for 2016 Premier Rides coaster. Take a look. (7/23/15) Track for Lake Compounce's Phobia Phear Coaster has begun arriving at the park. (7/13/15) Lake Compounce has announced a new coaster is on the way for 2016… one that many coaster fans may have seen before. Yep, they are adding a clone of the latest Premier Rides off-the-shelf launched thriller known as the SkyRocket II. The latest one to open in the US was Tempesto at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Lake Compounce will call the new thriller the "Phobia Phear Coaster". The new coaster will be placed between Ghost Hunt and the Giant Wheel, and the Enterptrise will be removed to make room.
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Top 10 Milwaukee albums of 2012
From the subtle poetry of Field Report to the shaggy pop-rock of Jaill to the intense electronic beats of Lorn, these three acts - which all had albums released by record labels this year - displayed to locals and outsiders alike the diversity of Milwaukee music. Geography and originality are practically all they had in common.
"Field Report," Jaill's "Traps," and Lorn's "Ask the Dust" all made my top 10 Milwaukee album list this year, as did several self-releases that rivaled, and in many cases surpassed, albums with major-label support. In a just world, all of these artists would have record deals, and perhaps some day, their big break will come. In the meantime, they're ours to treasure. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin State Fair attendance tops a million, most since 1969
Beautiful weather drew record-breaking crowds of more than a million fairgoers to the Wisconsin State Fair this year, numbers that may be a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, fair officials said.
The 11-day event attracted 1,012,552 attendees, and even weekdays saw as many as 122,000 guests. Total attendance was 10% higher than last year and the largest reported since 1969 — though the fair only started scanning tickets in 2002, which gives the most accurate numbers. »Read Full Article(14)
Even in pink, Miranda Lambert as fiery as she wants to be
For years, Miranda Lambert was country music's female underdog.
While Carrie Underwood was an "American Idol" champion and quickly became the genre's glamorous queen, Lambert was a third-place finisher on cable TV's "Nashville Star" who preferred faded jeans to flowing gowns. Taylor Swift was the sweetheart-next door-turned worldwide pop star, while Lambert was the rough-edged spitfire — famous in her small town for all the wrong reasons. »Read Full Article
'Duck Dynasty' stars coming to Riverside Theater
America's favorite bayou-dwelling, duck call-making millionaire family is back Wednesday when A&E's hit reality show "Duck Dynasty" returns.
But on Nov. 14, "Duck Dynasty" fans will be able to see four of the show's stars--Phil Robertson, his wife "Miss Kay" Robertson, daughter-in-law Korie Robertson, and fan favorite "Uncle Si" Robertson--live at the Riverside Theater. »Read Full Article(3)
APT's 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern' turns 'Hamlet' inside out
SpringGreen — Imagine having never heard of "Hamlet" and then unexpectedly becoming a small-time player in its tangled plot. Or, if you'd prefer, imagine a typical week in your own harried existence, in which you're constantly being made aware of how utterly random life can be — and how little control you really have.
It's all the same to Tom Stoppard, whose "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" fuses the Bard and Beckett in a comic and also moving commentary on modern life. Under James Bohnen's direction, we're being treated to the comedy and the pathos in a stellar production at American Players Theatre, with actors in the same roles they've assumed in APT's "Hamlet." »Read Full Article(3)
Art vs. Craft will come to an end
After a decade, the Art vs. Craft fair of handmade goods will be no more after a grand finale on Nov. 30.
Art vs. Craft has been wildly popular. Shoppers would stand in long lines early in the morning on the day after Thanksgiving People each year. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
On Tap for Today: Trivia, Tom Cruise and Jackie Robinson to start the week
New week. New opportunity. Let's get it right this time.
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