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Bookmarks In Word
I am busy with a macro to put data from a textfile into a Word document using bookmarks. Here is the code:
Dim a(16) As String, x As Integer
Open "c:VBA ester.txt" For Input As #1
While Not EOF(1)
x = x + 1
Line Input #1, a(x)
Selection.InsertAfter Text:=a(x)
Close #1
I have named my bookmarks a1 to a16. The macro places the first string into a1, no problem. The next one, though, it places in a10, continues through to a16, then only goes to a2, a3, etc.
Is there any way to change the order of the bookmarks to make my macro work correctly?
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I did a package and deploy and did a full install and made sure that the dll's were there, however whenever they hit print, it just shuts down the exe.
I want them to be able to basically let the bookmarks autofill and open the document and leave it open so they can insert a picture.
Here is sort of what I am doing.
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.Bookmarks("SIN").Range.InsertAfter txtSIN.Text
.Bookmarks("SIN1").Range.InsertAfter txtSIN.Text
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End If
Set objWord = Nothing
Thanks in advance.
Extract Bookmarks Value From Word.doc (part 3)
Hi RobDog888,
Thank you for your speedy response! ButI still get the same error.
1) How to iterate through the collection?
Label1.caption =""
For i = 0 to 41
Labe1.caption = Label1.caption ^ w.Bookmarks(i).Range.Text ^ chr(13)
Next i
The "for loop" does not work for w.Bookmark(i).Range.Text -> because Bookmarks is an object (or collection)?
Perhaps something like the following (I think)??
Dim cntrlItem as ?? (control, index…etc)
For each cntrItem IN ?? (collection, ?)
Next cntrlItem
Can you or someone fill the "??" blank?
Thank you.
Extract Bookmarks Value From Word Doc (Solved!)
Thank you very much. It works perfectly!!!!!
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Dim w As Word.Document
Dim a As Word.Application
Dim output1 As String
Set a = New Word.Application
Set w = New Word.Document
Set w = a.Documents.Open("c:my document est303.doc")
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msgbox w.Bookmarks("Text1").Range.Text
Thank you very much, RobDog888.
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I have a button that when clicked the contents of that form are sent to a word document with bookmarks in place to indicate where certain data should go. I have a global variable (intNo) that increments so that if the contents of another form are sent to the word document they go to the right place. However, the document contains a date which i dont need put in again if the button is clicked again. If intNo is above a certain value then that means the date has been inserted, i am trying to test if intNo above x amount then don't write the date, otherwise do, but its not working Any ideas? Here's my code:
With WordObj.ActiveDocument.Bookmarks
If intNo > 1 Then
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmk" & intNo).Range.Text = Date
intNo = intNo + 1
End If
End With
With WordObj.ActiveDocument.Bookmarks
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmk" & intNo).Range.Text = (CStr(Forms!frmTutor!TU_DATE_APPOINTED))
intNo = intNo + 1
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmk" & intNo).Range.Text = (CStr(Forms!frmTutor!TU_TITLE)) & " " & (CStr(Forms!frmTutor!TU_FORENAME)) & " " & (CStr(Forms!frmTutor!TU_SURNAME))
intNo = intNo + 1
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("bmk" & intNo).Range.Text = (CStr(Forms!frmTutor!TU_CODE))
intNo = intNo + 1
End With
Inserting DELETE And TAB At Bookmarks In Word
Utilizing VBA in Word, is it possible to insert a delete command at a bookmark? How about a tab command?
The reason I ask is because depending on what the user selects in the UserForm of my template, some lines will be left blank but I do not want the user to have to delete them manually, I want the document to be as complete as possible after OK is clicked.
Can anyone tell me the command if this is possible?
Excel To Word Automation - Bookmarks
I have an excel workbook that I create a word report from. The report is based on a template. The template contains bookmarks. One of the bookmarks is 'CompanyName'. I want to know how I can fill the bookmark with the Company name from cell reference A7 from my spreadsheet?
Edited by - ajwelsh on 2/8/2004 7:35:05 AM
Bookmarks In Rtf Disappear When Dragged To Word
I'm affraid I found a bug in Word. (again)
Need some help.
I am dragging RTF text fragments from my VB app to MS Word.
This dragging works fine, but bookmarks disappear.
For example when the following fragment is dragged:
Code:par {*kmkstart aaaaa}zzzzzzzzzzz{*kmkend aaaaa}
par bbbbbbbbbbbbb
par }}
It appears without the bookmark in Word.
If I save it to disk and use Insert File in Word, the bookmarks stay...
As far as I know it is not possible to copy/paste or drag/drop formatted text to Word, without losing bookmarks.
It works fine when pasting from one Word doc to another Word doc.
Is Word using some secret clipboard format ?
Inserting Text Into Word Template With Bookmarks
I just started using the word functions yesterday, so I'm still pretty clueless about how to put this together. What I have is a form that a user can enter some data into, and then check that form off as ready to print. In the future they will be able to batch print all the forms that are checked, but at this point I'm just trying to do one.
I created a template in Word and inserted bookmarks where I wanted the form data to be filled in. This is the code I have right now:
Dim objWord As Word.Application
Dim aDoc As Word.Document
Dim var As Variant
Set objWord = New Word.Application
Set aDoc = Documents.Add("c:Renewal Template.dot")
Selection.InsertAfter (newRepForm.Text20(57) & " " & newRepForm.Text20(58))
'Branch Number
Selection.InsertAfter (newRepForm.Text20(65))
'This goes on for about 16 more bookMarks
'Then I have this next line, though it doesn't work
msgbox "Done Printing"
And that's it. It makes it through the code and displays the message box, but nothing else seems to happen.
What am I missing? I searched these forums yesterday enough to decide bookmarks were the way to go, but like I said I've never used and of the word functions and I feel like I'm missing something fundamental. Any help would be appreciated.
Word 97 - Bookmarks/table Cell Refs
I know how to create a simple bookmark in Word using VB, but is there a way to tell it to find a table cell ref and create the bookmark?
***Resolved*** How To Replace Text Between Bookmarks In Word
Does anyone know how to replace text between two bookmarks in Word 2000? What I need to do is replace whatever text is between the bookmarks with a predefined phrase.
The actual text between the bookmarks to be replaced will be different everytime this routine is run so I can't use find and replace.
Thanks for your input.
Word Automation Data From Sql Server To Bookmarks
Appreciate sample code to populate WORD 6.0 bookmarks from SQL server
DB. Same templates would be used several times with different data
extracted from SQL Server DB.
Thanks & regards
Automation Problem Creating Bookmarks In MS Word
I have been given the task of creating an automation function that will add bookmarks to MS Word without having to go into Word itself. I have been able to add one bookmark successfully but adding a second one is causing a problem.
When the second bookmark is added, it attaches itself to the first bookmark at the beginning of the document.
Does anybody know how to add multiple bookmarks successfully to a Word Document and if possible how to add them to certain locations within the document.
I have tried moving the cursor around the document but the bookmarks are still being created at the beginning of the document.
Here is the code I am currently using
Dim BMRange As Range
Dim BMRange2 As Range
Dim TempRange As Range
SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks.Add "MyBookmark"
Set BMRange = SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks("MyBookmark").Range
BMRange.Text = "<<Bookmark1>>"
SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks.Add "MyBookmark", BMRange
' This is the second bookmark which keeps setting itself a the beginning of the document with the first bookmark.
SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks.Add "AnotherBookmark"
Set BMRange2 = SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks("AnotherBookmark").Range
BMRange2.Text = "<<Bookmark2>>"
SC.ActiveDocument.bookmarks.Add "AnotherBookmark", BMRange2
Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance
Preventing Mailmerge (Word) From Erasing Bookmarks && TextInput Boxes
"How can I prevent Mailmerge (Word) to 'erase' TextInput Boxes and Bookmarks (originally located in the main mailmerge document) in the merged document?
(I would like to put some shaded TextInput Boxes in the merged document in order to show the user where he has to type in some extra information! I would rather not prefer the use of Ask or Fillin Fields …)"
More detailed description of the problem:
The code I wrote opens Word from another application (Access), opens a main mailmerge document, merges with a text file that Access has created (I use a text file in order to speed up the code) and shows the merged document on screen.
The main mailmerge document contains mergefields, bookmarks and 2 formfields (a TextInput Box, and a DropDown Box).
The problem is: in the merged document the bookmarks and the TextInput Box have disappeared. The DropDown Box, however, didn't disappear!
I would like to find an answer to the following questions:
1) What's the raison that the Bookmarks and the TextInput Box have disappeared?
2) Why has the DropDown Box 'survived' the mailmerge?
3) Is it possible to write some code to prevent the bookmarks from disappearing or is there another solution?
P.S.: I am using Windows 2000 and Office 2000 (VBA)
Thanks in advance!!
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Thursday, April 14 (HealthDay News) -- Just as the genetic
heritage of humans can be traced to Africa, the world's languages
also originated there and spread across the globe, a new study
New Zealand researcher Quentin Atkinson analyzed the phonemes --
distinct units of sound that differentiate words -- used in modern
speech and found that their pattern mirrors that of human genetic
As humans migrated out of Africa and began colonizing other
regions, genetic diversity decreased. According to the study,
phoneme diversity tended to decrease, too.
In a study appearing in the April 15 issue of
Science, Atkinson suggests that today's phoneme usage fits a
"serial founder effect" model of expansion from Africa, where
dialects using the most phonemes are spoken. Those with the fewest
phonemes are spoken in South America and on tropical islands in the
Pacific Ocean, he said.
"If our languages can be traced to Africa, and language is a marker of cultural ancestry, then . . . we are a family in a cultural as well as a genetic sense," said Atkinson, a post-doctoral researcher in the department of psychology at University of Auckland. "I think that is pretty cool."
Atkinson said he undertook the research because he knew that
languages used fewer sounds in small populations and thought it
would be interesting to determine if a "linguistic founder effect"
existed that would explain how language evolved.
In general, he said, areas of the world that were more recently
colonized incorporate fewer phonemes into local languages, while
long-populated regions such as sub-Saharan Africa still use the
most phonemes.
"I found a clear decrease in diversity with distance from Africa," Atkinson said.
Jeffrey Laitman, professor and director of the Center for
Anatomy and Functional Morphology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine
in New York City, called the study "an extraordinary piece of
detective work that sheds light on the process of human evolution .
. . through the lens of language."
"It has been very difficult for individuals to get a handle on this and trace back," said Laitman, also a professor of otolaryngology. "It gives us extraordinary insight into an area that's not been looked at like this."
Despite the fact that language originated in Africa, however,
that doesn't mean dialects still spoken there are more complex or
varied than others far away, said Suzanne Kemmer, an associate
professor of linguistics at Rice University in Houston.
"Africa shows a lot of complexity and diversity because it's a source area," said Kemmer, also director of cognitive sciences. But, "you can always show that a language that is thought to be less complex is more complex in some way."
Atkinson agreed, noting that some North American languages use
more sounds than African ones.
"There is a lot of variation around the globe, even within regions," he said. "The finding is about a statistical trend or average. It is also worth remembering that languages code meaning in many different ways and so having more sounds doesn't really mean a language is more complex in terms of expressivity."
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HEZEKIAH, THE HIGH PRIEST (fourth century B.C.E.), one of the most important Jewish personalities to emigrate to Egypt after Ptolemy I's victory in the battle near Gaza in 311 B.C.E. He is mentioned by Hecataeus of Abdera (Jos., Apion, 1:187–9) under the name Ezekias as "a man of about 66 years of age, highly esteemed by his countrymen, intellectual,
V. Tcherikover, Hellenistic Civilization and the Jews (1959), 56ff., 273, 300, 425ff. n. 46; H. Willrich, Juden und Griechen (1895), 31ff.; Albright, in: BASOR, 43 (1931); R. Sellers, Citadel of Beth-Zur (1933), 73–74, no. 9; A. Reifenberg, Ancient Jewish Coins (1947), 9; Schalit, in: Sefer Yohanan Lewy (1949), 263 n. 2.
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Terry Musselwhite was in Pennsylvania helping his father with a restaurant his family owned and operated in 1991.
At the same time, he was drawn to his mother's interest in jewelry and the magazines she collected. "She use to dabble in jewelry," he said. "One day, I was looking through her magazines, and saw an advertisement." The ad promised an $80-a-day income just from making wire name pins. After responding to the ad -- and a promising reply -- Terry Musslewhite was hooked on what would become his life-long profession: jewelry design.
As a self-taught jewelry artist, Mr. Musselwhite initially practiced his skills with barbed wire, which in time led to the craft he perfected -- gold wire name jewelry. It wasn't easy learning intricate techniques using hard wire, but he was determined to succeed. He did, one wire at a time.
After moving to Florida in 1992, Mr. Musselwhite started his jewelry business with a single case that contained his handcrafted creations -- literally in a cigar box -- offering his expertise to restaurants, beauty salons and other local shops. From there, he opened a small shop in the Daytona Flea Market on Mason Avenue. After working in a couple of other shops, he opened his own store, a multi-case shop with plenty of room to continue his dream. For the past 16 years, Terry's Jewelry Repair and Design has been operating at the same Holly Hill location, serving customers for a variety of jewelry needs and interests.
In addition to handcrafted gold wire jewelry, Mr. Musselwhite's skills and talent include custom designs for rings, bracelets and pendants. One of the most prominent signs in his shop is, "Custom ring design, using your gold and gemstones," which means customers can bring in their precious or semi-precious stones and have a design created to their own liking.
Another sign in the store is "Buy and sell gold, silver, jewelry and coins," while another one states, "We buy old gold and diamonds."
Like many jewelry shops in recent years, the offer to buy gold and silver is not uncommon. With the price of an ounce of gold hovering around the $1690 per-ounce mark, and silver close to $30 an ounce, Terry's is no exception in the buying of precious metals and stones. But in order to accurately assess the worth of a gold or silver item, each must be weighed according to standard procedures, then calculated as to current value. "We've been told that we have the best prices in town for gold," Mr. Musselwhite said.
Also available at Terry's is an ample selection of estate items. There are numerous other products, of course, including watches and watchbands, rings, earrings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets and charms. A closer look at the store's display cases shows a categorized system according to different gems, which makes it easier for the customer to make a selection. Another section focuses on children's jewelry -- gold-filled and gold-layered items.
Still another section is all about birthstone jewelry -- rings, bracelets and other items -- all in varying shapes and designs.
Bridal sets are another distinct category at Terry's. A two- or three-piece set can be custom-designed according to the customer's wishes. Also, the store carries a selection of men's jewelry, with watches and rings topping the list of the most popular items.
Terry's Jewelers isn't just about the products it carries, it's also about service. Among the many services the business offers are jewelry appraisals, ring sizing, engraving, soldering, watch repair, tips and prong repair, battery replacement, and clasps and catches.
In fact, what Terry's Jewelers does best -- providing quality products and expert service -- is aptly stated in the store's slogan: "Our name says it all."
Terry's Jewelry Repair and Design is at 1609-C N. Nova Road, Holly Hill. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Phone: (386) 253-3426. www.terrysjewelry.com
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Subway is testing a new "Creamy Sriracha Sauce" in at least a few stores in southern California as well as Florida. Sriracha is a Thai hot sauce that's popular in Thai and Vietnamese cuisine where it's most often used as a dipping sauce or as a condiment for Vietnamese pho (beef noodle soup).
However, it's gained popularity and use in recent years in the culinary community. It was even named the "Ingredient of the Year" for 2010 by Bon Appetit. Here's a hilarious comic strip from The Oatmeal regarding the use of Sriracha.
The new sauce was first spotted by Foodbeast out in Santa Ana, CA and was later found by a GrubGrade reader in Florida where it's offered in the Sriracha Chicken Melt. Since Santa Ana isn't terribly far from Los Angeles, I called my local Subway to found out if they had it and walked over to check it out for myself (review to come... when my mouth stops burning), snapping the above photo while I was at it.
The sauce is only available for a limited time and joins the Chipotle Southwest sauce on the short list of spicy sauce on tap at Subway. Is Sriracha the next big thing (like chipotle was not so long ago) in fast food?


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Energy Policy and Regional Inequalities in the Brazilian Economy
AbstractThe objective of this paper is to evaluate the long-run regional impacts of the tariff policy of the Brazilian electric power sector. This sector has undergone a reform process started in the 1990's. Since the beginning of the reform, two spatial trends of distribution of electric power tariffs have emerged among the Brazilian states; one of convergence and another of spatial divergence. These trends have been guided by the new electric power tariff policy and by the spatial features of the Brazilian economy, which is marked by high degree of spatial concentration and hierarchical distribution of large markets. In addition, because of the presence of strong economies of scale, the recent electric power prices differentials might be caused by differentials in market size, which provide better conditions for the achievement of economies of scale for electric power utility companies located in large markets. Based on the fact that electric power is an important intermediate input to the production process, and the economic sectors have input-output linkages among then, an Energy Interregional Computable General Equilibrium model was used to simulate the long-run regional impacts of electric power tariff policy in Brazil. The simulations showed that, the heterogeneity of energy-intensity and the differentials of energy substitution drive the spatial impacts of changes in electric power prices. On the other hand, the recent trend of spatial dispersion of electric power prices might contribute to decrease the long-run economic growth and to increase the regional inequalities in Brazil.
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- Gervasio Ferreira Dos Santos & Eduardo A. Haddad & Geoffrey J. D. Hewings, 2011. "Energy Policy And Regional Inequalitiesin The Brasilian Economy," Anais do XXXVIII Encontro Nacional de Economia [Proceedings of the 38th Brazilian Economics Meeting] 091, ANPEC - Associação Nacional dos Centros de Pósgraduação em Economia [Brazilian Association of Graduate Programs in Economics].
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Mike Tyson Interested In MMA Fight – Urijah Faber Says Sister Doing Better In Interview With Inside MMA.
He better not! He's get his old ass torn apart.
he just says its interesting man nothing else
Tyson should open his own gym and become a boxing coach,.., I wonder why he hasn't gone that route yet..
@ Rawforce – the reason tyson doesn't become a boxing coach is because he never had any boxing skills whatsoever. He was a good fighter with alot of power in both hands, but never understood the sweet science like a Lennox Lewis, Ali, Larry Holmes…
Tyson is the man, the most exciting boxer of my generation. Bruno are you a Tyson fan?
Bruno: Always loved watching him fight. Never seemed to like him as a person until he started listening to himself and not his money grubbing friends. He is also on the correct meds now.
i wouldnt mind seeing James Toney and Tyson fight in an MMA match… haha.
Mike Tyson is a legend……..and will remain a legend.
ruddo293, you have to be kidding when you say Tyson has no skill, his body movement and combinations were in a different league, to be powerful, fast, explosive is a skill he was also taught by probably one of the greatest trainers to have ever lived, who also helped Jose Torres and Floyd Paterson capture the title
Ruddo.. you should watch the documentary 'Tyson'. He talks in great depth about the skill of boxing and the training that he received from Cus D'Amato.
I felt the documentary was extremely revealing and honest and is definitely worth a watch.
Come on, dont mention Lennox Lewis with those boxing greats, Lenox was a phony and the only reason he was famous was because he operated at a time when there were no proper heavy weights around and the British media made him out to be a Ledgend because he was English.
Always have been a big boxing and Tyson fan.. Who knows what the history books would have said about Tyson if his trainer didn't die and he was surrounded by the right people in the 80's and 90's..
Bruno why why did you have to do this? haha i can't stop looking at his weird chin! lol i'm sure some of you know what i'm talking about if you are a regular visitor here.
it's sad what happened to Mike. he found something to believe in and it made him great. when it was taken away he fell apart. I respect those who try to help troubled people, but in my own experience it has only brought me pain. I've learned to let nature take it's course. If someone has the will to succeed, they will find a way to be successful. If you elevate someone who never had that on their own, up to a certain level, you better plan on always being there for them or you're just setting them up for a fall.
Who wouldnt want to see Tyson in the cage!


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Yeah, I've heard the "wind at your back" assertion before, too, and subsequently tested it.
Spinning around in place to get the wind at your character's back? Not getting the haste buff.
Sidestepping through the dragon's hitbox to get upwind of the critter? Snagged the haste buff.
It's worth mentioning, however, that if you ARE upwind, and facing the dragon, the wind will necessarily be coming from behind you.
Further sidenote: No trash in Cataclysm drops heroic loot. That means there is no heroic version of Rainsong, despite what the data miners may say. Fairly annoying, too, since I've had three of the stupid things drop in heroic Pinnacle to date. And the BoE ring in heroic Throne, and...


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Rankin County History, Geography, Demographics, Cities and Towns, and Education
Etymology - Origin of County Name
Rankin is named for U.S. Representative Christopher Rankin. Christopher Rankin (1788 – March 14, 1826) was a U.S. Representative from Mississippi. Born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, Rankin completed preparatory studies at Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, moved to Georgia. He taught a village school and studied law at the same time. He was admitted to the bar in 1809 and commenced practice in Liberty, Mississippi. He served as member of the territorial legislature in 1813. He moved to Natchez, Mississippi, in 1816 and practiced law. He served as member of the state constitutional convention in 1817. He was an unsuccessful candidate for United States Senator in 1817.
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Rankin County was erected February 4, 1828, from all that portion of Hinds County lying east of the Pearl River, and was named in honor of Christopher Rankin, congressman from Mississippi. The county has a land surface of 791 square miles. The Pearl River forms its entire western and northern boundary and divides it from the counties of Madison and Hinds. It formed a part of the New Purchase of 1820, and the Choctaw Boundary line, defining that purchase, makes part of the present eastern boundary line. It has an area of about twenty townships.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 806 square miles (2,088 km²), of which, 775 square miles (2,006 km²) of it is land and 32 square miles (82 km²) of it (3.92%) is water.
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January 11, 2011
This year marks CIA's 65th annual Student Independent Exhibition (SIE), a juried show that is entirely organized and curated by students. The show is free and runs Feb. 18 through March 26.
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Spring is the time for showcasing emerging art and design from the talented students of the Cleveland Institute of Art. This year marks CIA's 65th annual Student Independent Exhibition (SIE), a juried show that is entirely organized and curated by students. Meet the creative leaders of tomorrow and purchase extraordinary works of art at the opening reception on Friday, February 18, from 6 to 9pm at CIA's Reinberger Galleries. The show is free and runs through March 26.
Each year SIE offers the opportunity for students from all majors to present their concepts and passion in all mediums ranging from animation to painting. The exhibition also offers art appreciators and supporters an opportunity to acquire unique pieces for their own collections.
This year's jury comprises three nationally recognized artists. Yuko Shimizu is a New York-based illustrator whose drawings have been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, Time, and The Atlantic. Ben Kinsley, a 2005 CIA graduate, is a multidisciplinary performance artist who teaches at Carnegie Mellon University and was named a 'Hot Pick' by Smack Mellon's Artist Studio program in New York for 2010. Kristen Cliffel, a 1990 graduate of the Institute, is a ceramic sculptor based in Cleveland whose work is displayed in many public and private galleries throughout the country.
The jurors will lead a discussion on Friday, February 11, from 12:15 to 1:15pm in the Institute's Aitken Auditorium, offering insight for students of all ages who are about the enter the professional world of art and design.
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text: Department News Christopher Pérez Awarded Emerging Writer's Residency Lake Forest College is pleased to recognize poet Christopher Pérez as the seventh winner of the Madeleine P. Plonsker Emerging Writers Residency Prize, awarded annually. He will be in residence on the campus of Lake Forest College in spring 2015, where he will work to complete his winning manuscript, LOVE PANT ALIEN. Fiction writing debut Associate Professor of English Joshua Corey saw the publication of his first novel, Beautiful Soul: An American Elegy (Spuyten Duyvil Press, June 1, 2014). The book centers around Ruth, a bored and frustrated young mother in the Chicago suburbs haunted by the letters she receives from her own mother, who has been dead for several years. Corey also expects to publish his fourth book of poems, The Barons (Omnidawn), in October. Two poems and a book It's a busy spring for Associate Professor of English Josh Corey, who recently had two poems published and is having a book launch in mid-May. On Thursday, May 15 at 7 p.m. at The Book Cellar in Lincoln Square, Chicago, Corey will read from his new novel, Beautiful Soul: An American Elegy. In addition, the May issue of Poetry Magazine features two works by Corey: "Animals" and "Mrs. God." It's called BondIt Matthew Helderman '11 is solving a big problem faced by producers in the independent film industry. It has to do with money. Open Mic Night The Department of English sponsored an Open Mic reading in the Skybox on April 24. Readers included Megan Kaminski, poet and author of Desiring Map; Kevin Sampsell, novelist and author of This Is Between Us; Davis Schneiderman, novelist and author of Blank; and Hardy Rettig '15. Professor of English Davis Schneiderman gives reading Schneiderman will be part of the popular monthly event, Guts &Glory: Live Lit for the Lionhearted, which features "monthly line-ups of the city's boldest, most bad-ass storytellers sharing true-life tales that strike at the nerve of the human experience." This, according to the write-up on the Chicago Artists Resource website. Said event takes place Wednesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. at Schuba's Tavern in Chicago. A serendipitous suggestion Nadia Vinogradova '13 followed the suggestion of one of her professors to apply to Northwestern University's competitive Slavic Literature program and was admitted for the fall semester. Lebanese author visits campus Professor of French Cynthia Hahn played host to Lebanese author Evelyne Accad in early March as part of the 10th annual Lake Forest College Literary Festival. The two presented at a handful of events together in Chicago and on campus. Davis Schneiderman spends spring break in Europe The Associate Dean of the Faculty is spending his week in Denmark performing and lecturing. Show 3 more... (48 total)


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The Fryer, Vol. 21
Chumbawumba: We're "totally open" to the idea of Chumbawumba: Rock Band
In the wake of rumors that bands such as The Who and Queen may be getting their own The Beatles: Rock Band-style dedicated rhythm games in the future, English folk/pop band Chumbawamba publicly announced today that it was "totally open" to the idea of being featured in a Rock Band game of its own.
"Chumbawamba has seen the music industry go through a lot of changes in its 27-year history," Chumbawamba singer and guitarist Lou Watts said at a sparsely attended press conference at the London Hard Rock Cafe today. "From eight-tracks and cassettes to CDs and digital downloads, Chumbawamba has been more than willing to change with the times. If today's music fans are eager to experience Chumbawamba's music in a highly polished, heavily marketed, completely Chumbawamba-focused videogame, we are more than willing to accommodate their desires."
The cover art for Chumbawamba: Rock Band, as it appears exclusively in the band's most recent fever dream.
During the conference, Watts was highly critical of artists like Prince and Led Zeppelin that have reportedly turned down deals to get their music into popular rhythm-game franchises. "Unlike some other members of the music industry, we aren't afraid to change with the times," Watts said. "We aren't afraid to embrace new methods of delivery for our music. We aren't afraid to accept large sacks of money in exchange for the rights to our entire musical catalog. In short, we are not afraid of the future."
During a short Q&A session after the conference, Watts addressed concerns that Chumbawamba's catalog wasn't popular or deep enough to sustain a rhythm game devoted exclusively to its songs. "I know most people think 'Tubthumping' is the only Chumbawamba song that can work in a videogame," Watts said to general sounds of agreement and dawning recognition from the assembled press. "And it's true, 'Tubthumping' and Chumbawamba have already made their mark on gaming through appearances in games such as World Cup 98 and Donkey Konga. But we feel that fans would be eager to follow Chumbawamba's career through all 14 studio albums, which include toe-tappers like 'Mouthful of Shit' and 'Doomed Flight 1721.'"
Requests to MTV Games and Activision Blizzard about the existence of some sort of secret, Chumbawamba-focused rhythm game currently in development were returned with quick replies of "Don't be silly," and "Of course not," respectively.
Angry fans stage boycott of Madagascar Kartz, demand new content
Taking their lead from recent boycott drives surrounding popular games like Left 4 Dead 2 and Modern Warfare 2, fans of the Madagscar movies have organized a wide-reaching boycott of the recently released Madagascar Kartz.
The boycott group, which has already attracted tens of members since the game's release Tuesday, is irate over what it sees as the developer's "overall pattern of disrespect towards the die-hard fans of this classic animated film series."
Among the group's demands (taken directly from its MySpace page):
The release of Madagascar Kartz has triggered a boycott among some animation fans.
When asked for comment on the boycott by The Fryer, an Activision spokesperson said, "We made a game called Madagascar Kartz? Really?"
Nintendo reassigns massive development division to DSi clock and calculator development
Nintendo announced today that one of the largest and most popular development divisions in the company would henceforth be reassigned to exclusive development of new clock and calculator applications for the Nintendo DSi.
Nintendo's Entertainment Analysis and Development division (EAD), which employs nearly 800 people, has in the past been responsible for multi-million selling entries in series including Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, Nintendogs, Wii Sports, Wii Fit and many others. Those projects will be put on hold for the foreseeable future so the division can focus on what Nintendo President Satoru Iwata called the "new and promising" field of non-game clock and calculator applications.
Due to development delays Nintendo was forced to resort to early-'90s-era clipart at its most recent keynote.
"The five DSi clock and calculator applications we've released so far have been some of the most popular downloads on DSiWare," Iwata said, referring to the Mario, Animal Crossing and camera-themed offerings already available. "These products have brought a promising and entirely new stream of revenue to the company that simply did not exist in the past. We feel that this kind of non-gaming software on the DSi is poised for explosive growth, and represents the key to the future of the platform and Nintendo's financial growth."
Iwata was quick to clarify that today's announcement does not mean Nintendo is getting out of the game-making business entirely. "Nintendo's large stable of second-party developers will continue to create great games for Nintendo," Iwata said. Unfortunately, those developers will now be precluded from using Nintendo's stable of established characters in their games. "We can't risk having these important established brands tarnished by shoddy second-party games," Iwata said. "They need to remain pure and protected so that they can be used most effectively to promote our new lines of clock and calculator applications."
While Iwata said he considered creating a new division to spearhead development of these applications, he eventually decided that the existing team's experience would be key in pushing the clock-and-calculator application market towards the future. "With the best minds in our company focused solely on calculator and clock development, we are confident we will be able to take this emerging genre in new and exciting directions, establishing ourselves as a leader in this new space," he said.
Editor's note: These stories are 100-percent satire. Yes, Kyle Orland made it all up.


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When you become a Serve to Learn volunteer, you travel to Egypt for a predetermined three weeks of the summer at one of several sites throughout Egypt: from bustling metropolises along the Mediterranean coast and Nile delta to the rugged villages deep in the heart of Egypt. Bishops from the Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt offer hospitality to all of our volunteers for the duration of the journey. At the site to which you are assigned, you will inspire vulnerable children by teaching English and experience firsthand the injustices of child poverty by visiting the children you teach in their own homes
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Volunteers who have made the Serve to Learn journey say that above all they return home with a new perspective on life. They return home enriched by their cross-cultural exchanges, enhanced by their teaching experiences, and transformed by their encounters with children who possess so much love and joy despite the comparative little that they possess materially.
"While standing in front of the kids in the last day, I looked at my class and all the other classes and all the other students looked unfamiliar, but my class looked dear. Looking at my class, I realized that the feeling of familiarity I had towards my class resulted from "El Eshra" or living together, I felt that I really knew these children, because I let myself know them. By opening up my heart and spending some time with these children, a relationship grew, I can say that I really built relationships between me and my kids."
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A West Garfield Park center that provides food, housing assistance, case management and counseling services to people affect by HIV/AIDS has been left scrambling in the past couple weeks to provide those services, after acts of vandalism have left the center without electricity and, as of Thursday, without air conditioning.
Vital Bridges Center on Chronic Care, a division of Heartland Health Outreach, Inc., helps people impacted by HIV/AIDS throughout metropolitan Chicago to improve their health and build self-sufficiency by providing food, nutrition counseling, housing, care coordination and prevention services. The acts of vandalism have directly affected the center's ability to serve its approximately 300 clients.
"It started a couple weeks ago," Vital Bridges' Chief Healthcare Strategist Debbie Hinde said. At that time vandals cut the building's electric cables, which left the Vital Bridges Center in the West Garfield Park neighborhood without electricity. Since the center's refrigerators and freezers were affected, staff at the center had to "move all our food to other sites," Hinde said.
"A week later," Hinde said, the same thing happened, but, "then they went on the roof and they took the majority of a very large air conditioning unit. And the reason for that is copper," which is sold as scrap metal, she said. Hinde estimates that the cost to repair the damage and replace the wiring and the stolen HVAC coils will be at least $50,000.
Though repairs and replacement costs will exceed $50,000, Hinde said, "the irony is out of all of it they'll probably get a few hundred dollars."
She noted that "even though the money they get (for the copper and wiring) isn't that much," when compared to the repair and replacement costs, the affect these acts have had on the center's clients is deeply felt.
Since the first incident, the clients who visit the West Side location have not been able to receive nutritious food or reach their case managers or housing specialists. As a result, clients are unable to communicate difficulties ranging from troubles with rent and utilities to health and wellness issues, a release from Vital Bridges said.
"The health of our clients is fragile and without these vital services to nourish them and help them stabilize their lives, they face serious challenges," Vital Bridges' Food & Nutrition manager Laura Ritland said. "Vital Bridges' clients typically live on $800 or less a month, so buying fresh produce, dairy, meats and fish at many supermarkets is impossible. They rely on quality food and Vital Bridges is the primary source for many."
"It's very sad, because it's hurting people who are hurting," Hinde said. "People who are sick come to us," she said, and those clients haven't been able to get all the services they may need because of the center's issues with lack of electricity and air conditioning because of these thefts.
Vital Bridges is affected additionally because the $50,000 that it will take to make the needed repairs -- insurance covers some, but all of those costs -- won't be going to help clients. "These aren't expenses you budget for," Hinde said. The money they get, from sources that include government funding, is meant to "put food on people's tables," for instance. "That funding isn't meant to take care of what vandals and thieves do."
The center's electric cables have been replaced and on Thursday they were moving food back in, Hinde said. They still have no air conditioning, though. They have a replacement unit but as of Thursday they have no way to get it onto the roof of the center.
Once it does get on the roof, it -- as well as the building's wiring -- will have to be strongly secured, which will also cost money. "It's clear to us that we're going to have to get the money to make it impossible (for the thieves to strike again)," Hinde said.
"We are certainly not the only business/organization that has suffered this kind of destruction and loss," Hinde said. "It has become an epidemic in this community. And, since there is a market for the copper with no questions asked about its origin, it doesn't seem like there will be an end in sight. It is very disheartening and has a tremendous negative impact on our clients' lives and our ability to serve them."
Since its founding in 1988, Vital Bridges has provided more than 11 million meals, 650,000 nights of shelter and 250,000 hours of counseling to more than 10,000 clients, the release said. The Garfield Park center is one of four in the city and suburbs. Hinde did not wish to provide the exact address of the West Garfield Park center because of the sensitive nature of the clients' cases.
If anyone has any leads regarding the person(s) involved in these acts, they are asked to notify Harrison District police, at (312) 746-8386.


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Winners of the 2010 William and Pat Child "Excellence in Teaching" Awards (which include $1,000):
• Ginger Brakke, sixth-grade teacher at Grant Elementary School, Murray City School District
• Susan Ericksen Bruschke, kindergarten teacher at Heritage Elementary School, Washington County School District
• Kari Cahoon, third-grade teacher at Dilworth Elementary School, Salt Lake City School District
• Leslie DeMille, welding instructor at the Canyons Technical Education Center, Canyons School District
• Steven Drott, science teacher at Woods Cross High School, Davis County School District
• Kodey Hughes, district superintendent and band instructor at Tintic High School, Tintic School District
• Amy Lasater, first-grade teacher at Arrowhead Elementary School, Washington County School District
• Janet Wayman, Career and Technical Education instructor at Riverview Junior High School, Murray City School District
• Michelle Willden, drama teacher at Bingham High School, Jordan School District
• Katherine Wood, U.S. history and government teacher at Millcreek High School, Washington County School District
Other awards include (as quoted from the press release):
• UEA Honor Roll Award to Senator Robert F. Bennett for distinguishing himself as a senior statesman and a friend of public education. This award is presented to a non-educator who has provided outstanding service to public education.
• Charles E. Bennett Human and Civil Rights Award to Scott Berryessa for his efforts to raise funds and assist at-risk students as president of the UEA Children at Risk Foundation for the past eight years. This award is presented to an individual who has engaged in human and civil rights activities that have benefited education and had communitywide impact.


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Greenpois0n will be asking for donations starting Friday on robot jailbreaks (no video though) lol
This robot has nothing on DJ Roomba.
So is the for jailbreakera only or will it be in the AppStore cause I can imagine that the robot will be hacked and make it do weird things
OMG EVIL ITOUCH ROBOTS WILL TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!! haha but seriously, that's pretty damn cool!
what can it actually do though?
steves plan or world takeover with ipods and robots has begun...
Haha cool
the Japanese and their obsession with robots is troubling.
Merry Christmas??? Was this actually developed last year?