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I don't think it does work as designed because it should indicate clearly the first note of the arpeggio and it does not, meaning there is no real way to tell what to play other than trial and error?
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I don't think it does work as designed because it should indicate clearly the first note of the arpeggio and it does not, meaning there is no real way to tell what to play other than trial and error?
It looks as though it's something that they've acknowledged as a problem which might be addressed in a patch--see this.
i haven't played RS yet, but my disappointment with RS's notation system as a whole has been well noted in this thread. i would imagine arpeggios in RS notation would be pretty chaotic and confusing-looking.
i guess, if the design was intended to force you to guess the first note of every arpeggio. actually, i think it was "designed" to work that way with chord numbering off, where the player is supposed to play based on the shape of the wave thingy, but with chord numbering on it should show you the actual numbers of the notes on every chord, and it doesn't. so i think it was overlooked when they put chord numbering in, which we know from elsewhere was kind of a last minute addition.
also, who said it has to be a "bug" to be fixed in a patch? from the description of this RS patch, it sounds like a lot of the updates are not bugs either, like the number of lives in the riff repeater or the clunky menus.
Certainly I didn't say it. I do think that you can only have strong expectation of a patch containing changes for bugs. Even RB has had changes in patches for things which they decided should work differently, like the everybody-must-have-the-pro-guitar-chart-to-play-a-song-in-an-online-band-with-a-pro-guitar-player change (actually, I think that they changed it so that if anyone has the pro guitar chart for a song everyone has to have it, whether anyone is playing pro guitar/bass or not, which was goofy).
Every patch they make has a risk of breaking other working features, so the likelihood of patching something decreases as time goes on. Patches to add or alter current features become very unlikely. RS is 3 months old and RB3 is 15 months.
well, whether it's a bug or a design choice is just semantic. bottom line is, it makes pro guitar songs with arpeggios much more difficult and less fun to play. i seriously dread playing songs with arpeggios in RB because of it. i mean, go look at this video, about 1 minute in, the F6 chord, and tell me what note you think you're supposed to play there. yeah, if you pause it (something you can't do in RB and still see the chart, but that's another "bug/design choice" we don't have to get into) you might notice that the little bar over the open G string is highlighted... but try figuring that out at full-speed, or even at 60% speed in the trainer, when you're brain automatically registers the "1" on the low E string and wants to play that instead. everything in RB conditions you to play what you see on the chart, and then you get that thrown at you, and i don't think anyone can see that and go through the process of deciphering the chord shape (especially one like this, that involves a chord shape mixed with open strings) and then picking out the string that's highlighted and still have time to form the chord and pick the right note all in real time. i love the smiths, they are one of my favorite band, and yet i avoid that song just because of how wonky that section is with the arpeggio notation. to me, that one thing really ruins the playing experience on a lot of songs.
but i know it will probably never get patched at this point, so i'm resigned to it. i just hope if there is an RB4 at some point, and if it still has pro guitar, they will fix it then.
Actually I find RS charts much more intuitive than rb in general even though I thought they would be worse when I looked at videos prior to release. Mainly because you are not having to mentally rotate the chart 90 degrees. If a note is to the right on screen you move your hand to the right. However the way arpeggios are dealt with is worse than rb because you have to really try hard to work out the chord shape you have to make by looking at the little boxes on the fretboard overlay. If they gave you the chord name it would help.
I suppose that's true if your viewpoint is relative to your personal experience. But a bug is something that doesn't work the way that its supposed to (whether people like it or not and I've seen many "bugs" that users enjoy :D). A design choice that you don't like is just a difference of opinion with the designers. If enough users don't like it, a case develops for changing it, but doesn't turn it into a bug, just a poorly designed feature. IMHO, RS is far more riddled with poor design choices than RB. It is, in fact, one of the very worse designed and frustrating software UIs that I've ever used--in the bottom 5 for sure. And yet, as long as what it does is what they intended for it to do, the plethora of its features that I don't like can't be called "bugs".
right, i meant subjective, not semantic. that is, while some are obviously one or the other, some are kind of borderline and you can't tell whether they are intentional or not unless you were part of the design team, so it's just a guess whether it's a bug or a choice. i think the RB arpeggio notation is an example of one that could be either/or, in my opinion it seems more like a bug (unintentional) though.
haven't played RS, but at least from a UI perspective it definitely sounds more poorly designed than RB. i totally agree that the notation system was a poor design choice. on the other hand, i'd also say that HMX's decision to go with a custom-built, expensive guitar like the squier, instead of a more universal technology like RS, for pro mode was a pretty poor design choice on their part.
You should actually play Rocksmith before you comment on the UI. It's one of those hands on type dealy-o's
I don't use chord numbering, but I agree that it is a bug. Not all bugs are crashes, some of them are incorrect program behavior or not fully implementing a feature in all places where appropriate. That Twitter post also indicates Harmonix considers it a mistake, along with the most/all players that use the chord numbering feature.

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It was actually found like a week after Blitz first came out. I remember it was sort of dismissed at first, but it now looks like it's probably spot-on accurate.
Safe to say this week will include one but not both of the demo songs left to release, and, as we know for certain, one pro upgrade.


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You can watch subscription-free, high definition TV with the Sony SVR-HDT1000. The twin Freeview HD tuner allows you to record one channel while watching another, and with 1TB of storage you can hold up to 600 hours of recorded programs for you to watch any time. The SVR-HDT1000 also enables you to back up recorded programmes to an external storage device, or plug in a USB device to enjoy music and photos on your TV. The HDMI output with 1080p upscaling maximises picture quality, even from your recorded shows, and the electronic programme guide allows you to see 8 days of programming and select to record them in advance.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009 1:28:41 AM
That's it, we need to copy some known product that we like. And for that reason, I decided to go with one chocolate candy that's been a looooong time we don't have here in Brazil anymore... Kit Kat!
A Kit Kat, which is now produced by Nestlé, consists in a four layered cookie, made of thin wafers and chocolate cream, stacked together, and then, convered in a thick and flavorful layer of milk-chocolate.
Since this one was mainly an experience, I used only store-bought products, so I could keep myself focused into the assembly of the candy.
Try this out, guys! And try, as well, doing some other copycats. It's just awesome to manage to recreate all those industrialized goods in our little home kitchen!
- Higa
Home Made Kit Kat
Yelds 14 candies
2 wafer sheets, cut in half (8x12in / 20x30cm)
250g Chocolate Hazelnut paste (I.E. Nuttela)
300g milk chocolate
Start by picking up your Wafer Sheets and spread the Hazelnut-Chocolate Paste onto it. I suggest spreading it on both sides of the wafer sheets, so it doesn't get empty squares in it.
Make it in 4 layers wafer / 3 layers chocolate spread. Press it well, leave a dish with some weight over the wafer and chocolate, and allow it to chill for a couple of minutes.
Meanwhile, melt your chocolate for the covering. The best thing owuld be if you know how to temper chocolate.
After chilling the chocolate wafer and while the molten chocolate is now getting to room temperature, cut the wafer into 2cm strips.
Cover it with the milk chocolate and allow it to cool down completely. Remember to leave chocolate between 2 or 3 of them, to copy the old ones with a couple of Kit Kats linked together!


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Best Experience: The room is a play on colour and taste. Beautiful place to spend time with your family. The area is less crowded than Bombay usually is.
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Worst Experience: I was sharing this room with a colleague. What was very strange was that the bathroom had clear glass on the side facing the room. This provided complete visibility into the WC! Though there is a roll-up screen that you can get down, but that still leaves corners open! We had to request room service to tape bedsheets to the glass(which they did thankfully)... :) If you are not alone, this is definitely not comfortable.
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Almost three years after the Haiti earthquake, the rubble of the Notre Dame de l'Assomption Cathedral in Port-au-Prince remains a physical and symbolic reminder of reconstruction efforts that are still far from complete.
The Cathedral today is a shadow of its majestic former self. The shell of the exterior walls still stands, but the rubble from the fallen bell towers and roof has been cleared. The building is closed to the public, so those who once worshipped there continue to view the ruins from afar.
Now, the University of Miami School of Architecture, in partnership with the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince and Faith and Form Magazine, has organized a competition to choose the design for the new Cathedral. In the past year, 250 architects around the world have collaborated to submit 134 plans for the reconstruction.
On Monday and Tuesday, a panel of six jurors, including Haitian and international architects and cultural figures, met to review the finalists. The winner will be announced Thursday.
The guidelines of the competition said that preserving Haitian religious tradition is a priority for the design, along with employing "green" technology and meeting strict earthquake zone codes.
"The Cathedral is not only a religious symbol but it is a national monument," Yves Savain, consultant to the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince and competition coordinator, said in a statement. "It has a place in history and in culture and its reconstruction can serve as a catalyst for the rebuilding of downtown Port-au-Prince which was also destroyed during the earthquake."
The winner is sure to imagine the new Cathedral on a grand scale, which could cost upwards of $40 million, said Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski. That money will have to be raised before construction begins.
Wenski said the U.S. Catholic Church raised more than $100 million immediately after the January 2010 earthquake, but $70 million was spent on urgent humanitarian relief, and another $30 million have been directed toward rebuilding the infrastructure of the Catholic Church.
This includes the rebuilding of dozens of Catholic schools and churches — a process that has not only been delayed by familiar Haitian issues, such as land titling and false land claims, but also by technical preparations and disagreements over architectural design, availability of materials and costs.
"Sometimes I am not happy with the costs of designs, and I say we cannot accept that," said the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Bernardito Azua, who is in charge of dispersing the funds for the church's rebuilding efforts. "The problem isn't necessarily money. It's more technical, it's more the availability of expertise. It's where your architect lives, where your engineer lives."
While the reconstruction of some churches and schools is being overseen by different religious groups, the largest effort is being overseen by a Church rebuilding commission put in place after the quake. It is overseeing 60 construction sites, said Azua, the pope's representative in Haiti.
"I am always pleading for patience with donors. If I were outside Haiti, and had not observed all of these things, I would be impatient, too," he said. "Even though we are slow, we are ahead."


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In 1976 a group of English villagers led by cop Carl (Nick Brimble) journey to a remote house where they discover a traumatized man and the corpse of his wife. Twenty-three years later, the remote house is home to Martin (Sean Pertwee), a burned-out novelist, and his American wife Ellen (Amanda Plummer), who have settled there following the freak death of their young son. Faster than you can say "Heeere's Johnny!" weird things start to happen: Ellen becomes convinced that she's going to die, while Martin's behavior is increasingly erratic and combative. Ellen decides to solve the mystery of her lodgings, which locals insist is located on a primeval bog with a somewhat unpalatable history. Although set in England, this film was actually shot in the Czech Republic. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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Hal Holbrook stars in this TV pilot film as Colonel Calvin Turner, a special operative for the OSS during World War II. Working in cooperation with British intelligence, Turner's mission is to uncover atomic weapon secrets at a Nazi plant in occupied Norway. The task permits him time for a bit of dalliance with the lovely Anne Twomey. David McCallum and Ray Sharkey costar in this uneven location-filmed adventure caper, first broadcast December 29, 1985. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Blakes 7: Traitor
Taking control of Scorpio, Avon guides the ship away from Xenon and heads to a different planet. Alas, this world is under the thumb of the newly regenerated Federation, which has developed an even stronger mind-control drug than before. Crew members Tarrant (Steven Pacey) and Dayna (Josette Simon) are given the task to locate the antidote for this drug, and in so doing run across an old enemy (though they don't realize it at first). "Traitor" originally aired on October 12, 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this follow-up to Fortress, Stuart Gordon's 1993 sci-fi adventure drama, John Brennick (Christopher Lambert) and his wife Karen (Beth Toussaint) are once again on the run in a totalitarian regime of the future, where a multi-national corporation called Men-Tel has taken control of the world. While Karen eludes capture, John is arrested and sentenced to a penal colony in space. 26,000 miles from home, he must perform hard, dangerous labor in a punishing environment alongside some of the most fearsome criminals in the galaxy. Monitored by an elaborate computer system, his body implanted with a security camera that allows his jailers to see where he is at all times, John would seem unable to escape -- but that would underestimate his ingenuity, or his desire to be with Karen again. Fortress 2: Re-Entry also stars Pam Grier and Patrick Malahide; former Tangerine Dream member Christopher Franke composed the musical score. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Legendary low-budget mogul Roger Corman made a somewhat inauspicious return to the director's chair for the first time in nearly twenty years (unless one counts his uncredited participation in "pickup" shoots for several New World Pictures productions) for this quaint sci-fi/horror outing, based on the popular novel by Brian Aldiss. Opening in the year 2031, the story begins with scientist Joseph Buchanan (John Hurt) working on a top-secret military project that creates a rift in time in space, hurtling him and his ultra-high-tech hotrod backwards through time to the early 19th century. Buchanan manages to adapt quite well to his new surroundings, particularly after making the acquaintance of fellow scientist Baron Frankenstein (Raul Julia). Curiously, the Baron is presented here as an authentic historical figure, and his monster-making efforts the basis for the famed book by Mary Shelley (Bridget Fonda), which was a work of fiction. After ruminating about his situation with Mary and her future husband Percy Shelley (late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence) at the villa of mad poet Lord Byron (Jason Patric), Buchanan is approached by the Baron to help construct a mate for his intelligent but homicidal creature (Nick Brimble). Unfortunately, things do not go according to plan, leading to an ironic denouement that finds Buchanan pondering the apocalyptic results of his life's work. The film boasts solid production values and some beautiful location photography (most of the film was shot in Italy); however, the classy look and high-profile casting can't disguise the overall feel of an early New World outing, albeit with a much larger budget. The script, adapted by Corman and writer F.X. Feeney, eliminates many of the novel's intellectual twists and turns; much of the remaining dialogue comes off as merely pretentious. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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Just how much trouble can two guys get into while trying to catch some fish? Joe Waters (Joe Pesci) and Gus Green (Danny Glover) are two guys from New Jersey who've known each other since childhood; they've always been friends, and they've always been inept to the point of posing a threat to life and limb (early on in the proceedings, we get to watch them blow up a factory by accident). Joe and Gus are avid fishermen, and as luck would have it, they win a trip to the Everglades to do some serious angling. They hitch their boat trailer to Joe's 1968 Plymouth and hit the road to Florida, but they run afoul of a con man named Dekker Massey (Nick Brimble), who quickly relieves Joe of his automobile. Not about to let the loss of their wheels stop them, Joe and Gus try to hitch a ride, and they get picked up by a pair of beautiful women, Rita (Rosanna Arquette) and Angie (Lynn Whitfield), who are also headed South. It seems that Dekker conned Rita's mom out of much of her valuables, and they're looking for him in hopes of getting them back; Joe and Gus get roped into helping them out, which leads to a number of misadventures involving guns, treasure maps, boat chases, and hurricanes. Sadly, the production of this comedy had tragic consequences when a stunt performer was killed and two others were seriously injured while filming a jump on a boat ramp. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Two twins with very diverse lifestyles and hopelessly disparate problems find their lives set for a head on collision due to a simple case of mistaken identity in this action comedy that proves sometimes sibling similarities only run skin deep. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Jamaica Inn
This made-for-TV remake of the Alfred Hitchcock adventure stars Patrick McGoohan as the head of a crew of smugglers; Jane Seymour plays his niece, who discovers the secret history of the title inn. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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A scientist finds himself walking a fine line between reason and fantasy in this family-oriented drama. Dr. Jonathan Dempsey (Ted Danson) is an American scientist who has devoted his career to searching out the truth behind contemporary legends and psudeo-scientific phenomena like Bigfoot, which has not gained him much credibility among his peers. Dempsey's superior, Dr. Mercer (Harris Yulin), has a new project that would seem to be right up his alley -- Mercer wants Dempsey to travel to Scotland to prove once and for all that there is no such thing as the Loch Ness Monster. Dempsey takes the assignment and settles into a small hotel near the Loch run by Laura MacFeteridge (Joely Richardson), a single mother with a young daughter, Isabel (Kirsty Graham). Isabel strikes up an immediate friendship with Dempsey while her mother soon takes a more mature interest in the American scientist, but most of the locals don't take kindly to the notion of an outsider flying in to prove that Nessie isn't real, especially the town's self-proclaimed monster expert the Water Bailiff (Ian Holm). What Dempsey does learn about Nessie surprises him a great deal -- and so does his decision about what to do with his findings. Jim Henson's Creature Shop pitched in for the special effects sequences with Nessie. Loch Ness was released theatrically in Europe, but had its American premiere as a network television presentation. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This is one of three Hammer films loosely based on Sheridan LeFanu's book Camilla, which gives the standard vampire story a lesbian twist. The other two films are The Vampire Lovers and Twins of Evil. In this film, Count Karnstein, through a magical ritual, relies on the feedings of the newly re-fleshed and voluptuous vampire Mircalla (Yutte Stensgaard) for his own sustenance. This keeps her very busy indeed. She finds a ready supply of victims at a girls' finishing school. Her troubles begin when two male teachers from the school decide to investigate. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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This film is a '90s version of the classic Robin Hood story, with Kevin Costner starring as the good-guy thief. Costner is joined in his efforts against the murdering Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman) by Morgan Freeman who plays a philosophizing Moor, and by Nick Brimble, who plays Little John (anything but little). After Robin barely survives a watery skirmish with Little John, the two become allies and Robin joins forces with Little John's band of robber thieves to overcome the evils of the dastardly Nottingham sheriff. ~ Rovi
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An Anglo-American co-production, S.O.S. Titanic is a costly, 150-minute reenactment of the infamous sea disaster of 1912. Heading the cast is David Janssen as millionaire John Jacob Astor, who went down with the
, and Cloris Leachman as raucous Denver dowager Molly Brown, who didn't (for the record, Leachman had previously played Brown on a 1957 episode of the TV anthology Telephone Time). Third-billed is Susan Saint James as fictional passenger Leigh Goodwin, who carries most of the dramatic load. Written by Hallmark Hall of Fame veteran James Costigan, the made-for-television S.O.S. Titanic premiered September 23, 1979. In subsequent network and syndicated showings, the film was pared down to 102 minutes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on the famous comic strip, Sheena chronicles the adventures of the title character (Tanya Roberts), a fair-skinned orphan taken in by a kindly Zambouli priestess (Elizabeth of Toro, a real-life African queen) in a remote African village and trained in the ancient arts of makeup and hairstyling. When American newsmen Fletcher (Donovan Scott) and Vic (Ted Wass) travel to her homeland to cover a story on Prince Otwani (Trevor Thomas), they uncover his plot to assassinate his brother, the reigning prince (a renowned field-goal kicker), and frame the priestess for the crime. Sheena joins forces with the newsmen to stop him and restore order to the country. Although Roberts looks great in a loincloth, her assets alone cannot save this turkey; one wonders where the jungle princess manages to plug in her blow-dryer. This ridiculous film was panned across the board upon its release and subsequently bombed. ~ Jeremy Beday, Rovi
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Coming in around the middle of the pack, this so-so drama about motorcycle racing features David Essex, the British pop star, as Nick Freeman. Nick's brother has died before he is able to test and race the motorcycle he developed, and now Nick has inherited that responsibility. In spite of a series of tough setbacks, including the loss of his girlfriend, Nick goes into the big race he has been waiting for with all his energy and concentration bent on winning. An underhanded American racer (Beau Bridges) is among the competition, so there may be trouble before the finish line is crossed. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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This film offers a glimpse into the abuse of disabled people in residential homes while also offering a look into the human spirit. The Skallagrigg is said to be "the mythical protector of disabled people," and 16 year old Esther who suffers from cerebral palsy wants to find him. Esther had lived most of her life in a rehab center for the handicapped. When her widowed father John, finally comes to take her out, Esther is bitter until she convinces him to help her quest for the Skallagrigg. They are accompanied by Esther's friends Raj, a cynical young man in a wheelchair, and Tom who suffers from Down's syndrome. Esther and John become closer as they discover that the Skallagrigg is a really a palsied fellow named Arthur who has been horribly abused in a nursing home. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A skilled soldier of fortune discovers a force more dangerous than any he's encountered in this action thriller. Chris Cody (Steven Seagal) is a top-ranked mercenary who took part in an undercover operation to scuttle a major terrorist strike on U.S. soil. However, Cody had to break a number of laws in order to do the job, and he's residing in a military prison when he's given an offer by the United States government. Cody and his crew will have their sentenced commuted and receive 100,000 dollars each if they can capture a notorious terrorist who has kidnapped five American soldiers and bring them home. Cody agrees, but he soon learns that there's more to the five soldiers than he's been led to believe -- they're actually the products of a secret C.I.A. experiment in mind control, and have been programmed to become ruthless killing machines with the right commands. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In this feature-film version of the popular British television cop show, Regan (John Thaw) and Carter (Dennis Waterman) are two British Scotland Yard detectives who find themselves involved with the exchange of oil resources on the political and economic fate of the world. Ian Bannen plays Baker, an alcoholic foreign minister involved in a scheme to manipulate a worldwide oil crisis to his benefit. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Lots of women get the feeling that their boyfriends become different people after they've married them, but one finds herself dealing with a much bigger problem than leaving socks around the house or not taking out the trash in this supernatural thriller. Kristie (Laura Harris) is a sweet but slightly naïve young woman who is soon to marry the man she loves, Marc St. Clair (Richard Lintern), a television reporter. On the night of their wedding, Marc leads Kristie away from the wedding reception and takes her virginity near a strange stone monument in the woods. Kristie is a bit surprised by this behavior and even more startled when she discovers she's pregnant. Nine months after her wedding day, Kristie's son, Dylan, is born and the new mother is thrilled, but as the child grows older, she begins to sense that things aren't right. Marc seems to take an obsessive interest in his son, while even more surprisingly, his boss, Elizabeth (Alice Krige), is nearly as interested as Marc. In time, when Dylan begins to display telekinetic powers and Kristie discovers Elizabeth has given him a book of Satanic prophesy, Kristie begins to wonder what sort of a person Marc really is -- and whose child did she really bear? ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This British drama tells the story of a soldier who escaped captivity after a mission gone-awry. Paul McGann plays Corporal Chris Ryan, one soldier in a crew sent on a mission to destroy SCUD missiles after Saddam Hussein threatened Israel. Ryan's team was attacked, leaving several dead and the rest in captivity. Ryan was the only one to escape -- and recount the tale. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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Swordplay, secret messages, and the rustle of ballroom finery make this 1982 adaptation of The Scarlet Pimpernel a gala bash. Anthony Andrews heads the cast as English nobleman Sir Percy Blakeney, a conceited but amusing fop in the drawing rooms of British high society. But beneath his veneer of lacy impertinence is a man of bravado and derring-do. In disguise, he becomes the Pimpernel -- ta-da! -- and steals into France to rescue aristocrats condemned to the guillotine during the French Revolution. After each rescue, he leaves behind a scarlet pimpernel, a flower whose petals close at the approach of stormy weather. He also uses a signet ring engraved with a scarlet pimpernel to identify himself on the sealing wax of letters to compatriots. It is all jolly-good intrigue. Because he cloaks his schemes in great secrecy, not even his new wife Marguerite (Jane Seymour) realizes he is anything more than an innocuous dandy. Frustrated, the French send the ruthless Chauvelin (Ian McKellen) to England to serve as ambassador and ferret out the elusive Pimpernel. In a plot that ensnares Marguerite and closes the Pimpernel's petals, Chauvelin finally confronts his clever adversary, and it's
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Judges: Fla. worker drug test ban too broad
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MIAMI (AP) -- Gov. Rick Scott may get at least some of his state worker random drug testing program reinstated.
Judges on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said at a hearing Friday that a lower court's decision invalidating all drug tests for some 85,000 workers may have been overbroad. The judges said it's clear that drug testing is constitutional for some workers, such as those in law enforcement.
No immediate ruling was issued. One appeals judge indicated the panel might send the case back for a narrower ruling allowing testing of workers in safety-sensitive positions.
Scott's executive order on drug testing was ruled unconstitutional last year by a Miami federal judge as an unreasonable search.
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Eleven cows are dead, after a truck carrying almost three dozen cattle crashed and rolled over on a rural road in Chenango County. It happened on Route 8 in New Berlin, about 50 miles southeast of Syracuse.Police say slippery roads from Wednesday night's snow storm contributed to the crash.
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why can't I chosse the viewer version in Folio Builder in ID CS6?
The panel shows "Viewer version: 20" and this is a fixed text.
Thanks for your answers
Not sure if this is it, but do you have the most up-to-date version of DPS?
Another possibility is that it might just look like fixed text. If you click the "20" does a dialog box appear?
Where are you seeing this. In the new folio dialog it's fixed at 20.
Once you've created it, select it and choose properties in the folio builder panel menu.
In Folio Builder Panel, When creating a new Folio, click on 20, it should launch an Applet with option to select V21.
That's it. I didn't try to click on a fixed text in the palette.
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Abstract: Three new flavonoids-5,7,4'-trihydroxy-6-[1-hydroxy-2-methylbuten-2-yl]isoflavone (isogancaonin C), 7,2'-dihydroxy-4'-methoxyisoflav- 3-ene (bolusanthin III), 6,6'-dihydroxy-4'-methoxy-2-arylbenzofuran (bolusanthin IV), in addition to eight known flavonoids; derrone, medicarpan, genistein, wighteone, lupiwighteone, gancaonin C, 7-hydroxy-4'-methoxyisoflavone and 7,3'-dihydroxy-4'- methoxyisoflavone were isolated from the root wood of Bolusanthus speciosus.The compounds showed strong antimicrobial activity against Escherichia coli, Bacillus subtilis, Staphylococcus aureus and Candida mycoderma.The isolated compounds also showed moderate to strong radical scavenging properties against DPPH radical with the highest activities shown by the 2-arylbenzofuran, the isoflav-3-ene and 7,3'-dihydroxy-4'-methoxyisoflavone in decreasing order. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/299 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: Marketed plants are very important items of trade in many parts of the world. The community uses these for a variety of purposes such as foods, cosmetics, flavors, spices, and medicines. It seems that plants that are used for medicinal purposes form the most common category. Four plants used for treatment of microbial infections, viz., Bolusanthus speciosus, Erythrina latissima, Crotalaria podocarpa, and Elephantorrhiza goetzei, were investigated, and these yielded several known and novel structures, some with appreciable antibiotic activity against the test organisms. The activity of some of the isolated plants and the parts of the plant from which these were obtained lend support to their traditional use. Bulbine abyssinica and B. capitata yielded phenylanthraquinones, some of which were shown to possess strong antiplasmodial activity. In addition, these yielded isofuranonaphthoquinones, which were also found to be weakly antiplasmodial and antioxidant. Scilla nervosa yielded several known and novel homoisoflavoinds of the 3-benzylchroman-4-ones and 3-benzylidinechroman- 4-one type, as well as some stilbenoids. The homoisoflavonoids showed strong antitumor activity against various cancer cell lines. Rhus pyroides gave a novel bichalcone, which showed weak antifeedant activity, consistent with the observation by farmers that the plant was avoided by corn cricket. Results from investigated Dorstenia species originating from Cameroon, Ethiopia, and Tanzania yielded styrenes, coumarins, chalcones, and flavonoids. The chalcones and flavonoids showed various levels of prenylation or geranylation, and an observation made so far is that prenylated flavonoids are only found in Dorstenia species of African origin. The only example of a bis-geranylated chalcone is found in Dorstenia. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/308 Files in this item: 1
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Earlier this month, Stalley made his way into GWHQ for another GWHH-hosted media junket, while in town for a headlining set later that night. Up above, watch and enjoy a fun, entertaining, and informative one-on-one chat with another new correspondent for #TeamGowhere - joining his partner on the B96 morning show J Niice as well, Julian On Da Radio!
Right off the bat, Julian's sense of humor lightens the mood as the two go on to discuss Stalley's writing and recording process, the very first time meeting Rick Ross and then joining MMG, the upcoming Savage Journey Of The American Dream, what artists he would like to work with (namely Nas & Andre 3000), and what artists he listens to (hint: it's more than who you would think). Oh, and of course, Julian had to ask him about the beard. Watch and enjoy this in-depth chat that will seem like it went by fast given the fun they have while at GWHQ (it's always a fun time at GWHQ!). Be on the lookout for more from MMG's rising star with Savage Journey To The American Dream dropping next week and also be sure to hit the jump for more photos from the evening at the office!
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Microsoft Outlook is one of the most commonly used E-mail clients. So it is natural that users might have lot of issues with it, like common start-up problems, freezing, slow response, etc. I'll suggest a few tips that would help you in resolving these issues.
Most of the time the issues with Outlook are caused by poorly written add-ins that are installed with software; which most of the times we won't even know! As the first step we should try to disable the add-ins and see if that resolves the problem. Add-ins can cause Outlook, not to open. It can even freeze or cause 'not-responding' issues! Here are a few methods, I suggest, which you may use to disable the add-in's.
Method one:
If you can open Outlook then we can disable it from there.
Outlook 2003: Go to Tools > Options > Advance > Add-in Manager
Outlook 2007: Tools > Trust center > Add-ins
Outlook 2010: File > Options > Add-ins. There you'll find COM Add-ins select that option and uncheck all non-Microsoft related add-ins you would also select the Exchange add-ins and disable it from there as well. Then close Outlook.
Sometime Outlook just won't close; it will continue to be still running in Task Manager. So we have to open the Task Manager, go to Process tab and look for Outlook.exe and kill the service. Then re-open Outlook and see if the problem is still there.
Method two:
Download OfficeIns from Nirsoft. Close Outlook. Make sure it's not running in the Task Manager. Then open OfficeIns. Select the Add-in and Right Click on it. You'll find an option call "Change Start Mode" and select Disabled and the Select "Change Connect Mode" and select No. Follow the same process for all non-Microsoft add-ins. Once you disable all the add-ins, the open Outlook and test it.
Method three:
The next Method is disabling it from Registry.
Note: This option is for advance users. Change the value incorrectly can cause potential damage to Computer be very cautious.
Go to Start and type in Regedit. Then let's make a backup of the Registry.
Click "Computer" then Go to File > Export > type the File name as Registry back and click on Save. Then go to:
(32- Bit System) : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins
(64-Bit System) : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins
Under Add-in key you'll find the List of add-ins. To remove the simply highlight the one Right Click on it and Delete.
To disable it temporarily on the Right side Pane you'll find a Value called "Load Behavior" double click on it and change the Value data from "3" to "0" Click OK. Once you do that close the Registry and open Outlook and test it.
Sometime it's the PST that can cause the outlook to crash. If can cause to crash due to a improper shutdown of Outlook, sometime the PST size is huge like around 2 or 3 GB it time to use a new PST for better performance of Outlook.
Fixing PST:
Microsoft Outlook has a inbuilt Tool called "SCANPST.exe" using that program you can scan and repair issues with PST.
Select the PST using the Browser button and Select Start. Sometimes it might take a long time to complete. So don't disturb the process.
Fixing Profile:
Most of the times corrupt Profile can use Outlook not to open or error message etc. To test that you could try creating a new Outlook Profile.
To create a new Profile, go to Start > Control Panel > Mail
Then Select Show Profiles
Then Select Add and type a new Name for Profile then setup the E-mail account and click Finish. Then under "Always use this Profile" Select new profile name and Click OK. Then open Outlook and test it.
If that works then you have to move your old PST that has all the E-mails to new Outlook Profile. Go to Control Panel > Mail > E-mail Account, and Select the Data tab.
There Click on Add and Select the Old PST File. Once you select it Click on "Set as Default" so it will default to your Old PST's Inbox. Then open Outlook again.
Office Diagnostic is a Powerful method to fix most of outlook setup related issues or missing file to Registry related problems.
To run Office Diagnostic:
Outlook 2003: Go to Help and Select on Detect and Repair
Outlook 2007: Go to Help and Select Office Diagnostic or Go to All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Tools > Office Diagnostic
Office 2010: In Office 2010 Microsoft have remove that option and they have replaced with Automatic Repair option.
- From any Microsoft Office 2010 application, click the File tab, then click Options.
- On the Options screen, select Trust Center, then click Trust Center Settings.
- From the Trust Center screen, select Privacy Options on the left.
- Under the Privacy Options section on the right, check the box for Download a file periodically that helps determine system problems.
- Click OK to save these settings.
If that doesnt work go to Program and Features and On the list of programs, select Microsoft Office 2010, and click Change. On the change screen, select Repair, and click Continue.
There are lot of command switches for different types of troubleshooting Few of them are very popular. I'm listing a few that would be helpful.
Start > Run > Outlook /<Switch> (Without <>)
Outlook /Safe - To open the Outlook is Safe mode
Outlook /Resetnavpane – This will reset Navigation Pane is Outlook. It will resolve common issues like "Cannot start Outlook…" etc.
Outlook /resetfolders – Restores missing folders for the default delivery location.
Outlook /cleanreminders – If Outlook freezes while opening due to Alarms using this switch will fix it.
More command line can be found at OutlookTips.
Hope it helps!


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The video, directed by comedic genius Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh), is meant to be taken as dry, dark, humor, and it succeeds at this, but it may actually say more about the album as a whole than it's meant (or that Tanlines would like it) to.
Jesse Cohen and Eric Emm are talented songwriters and proved it with their 2010 EP, Settings, but the majority of the songs that comprise Mixed Emotions seem to teeter between easy listening rock (a lá The Police and Paul Simon) and edgy, dance inducing new wave without taking a specific direction, thus leaving the tunes in a sort of sonic limbo. The album begins on a promising note, leading with its first single, "Brothers." This tune is mellow but Cohen and Emm create a beautiful, sweeping soundscape by playing with the noise of crashing waves layered with atmospheric synthesizers and soft vocals. It's calming, but it's complex. From there, Tanlines jumps right into its second single, "All of Me," which is much more upbeat than its predecessor, featuring drum machines, electronic beeps and claps (hence the quirky dance party it inspired in the video).
Unfortunately, many of the tracks after the singles seem to fall short in comparison. They either sound like they want to be dance songs, but they're not quite compelling enough to get your hips shaking, or they lean more toward the world of ballads, but lack the heart. The only songs other than the singles that seem to capture the right mood are "Real Life," and "Nonesuch." The former is a track borrowed from Settings that has the right amount of simplicity and fullness, focusing on percussion and beats paired with catchy songwriting and lyrics, and the latter is a slow ballad that features sweeping keys and atmospheric sounds, making its spot as album closer more than appropriate.
The Brooklyn two-piece has potential, but before they release their sophomore album, Cohen and Emm need to decide what sound they want to go for, or else they'll run the risk of being featured on the playlist of another comatose "dance" party.


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A new mobile browser beta feature called Handwrite allows mobile and tablet users to "write" their search query into the browser, rather than typing on the keyboard when they're on the go.
Once activated, Handwrite is enabled with a tap on the accompanying icon in the bottom right corner of the search screen. Autocomplete works with Handwrite, so users will see suggested search terms after scrawling a few letters. Users can also write anywhere on the screen; they don't need to stay within the search box and can write multiple lines of text.
Currently, Handwrite only recognizes printing, not cursive writing. It recognizes both lower and uppercase letters.
Other tips and tricks to make best use of Handwrite:
- Use a serif when writing the number one (1) and a strikethrough for the number zero (Ø) for more accurate conversion to typed text.
- Google will add spaces between search terms, or users can tap Space to add them manually.
- To type a search term using the keyboard instead of Handwrite once it is activated, tap the search box.
- Handwrite is only compatible with select search pages: it will not work in Google Shopping, News, Flight, or Maps search. It will work with Google Web, Images, and Places search.
- Google Handwrite will only recognize characters in the language specified in your search language setting. To change the default language, go to "Settings" at the bottom of the homepage or a search results page, select your preferred language in the "Language of Search Results" section, and hit "Save."
- Symbols and special characters are supported, including + @ & $ # - * " : = . , ' ! ? ( ) [ ] { } / \ %.
Each time the user pauses, Google will convert the handwritten text to typed letters in the search bar, making more real estate on the screen for writing.
Handwrite works in both landscape and portrait view, though landscape (horizontal) allows more space for longer queries.
Google also advises, "For longer queries, you can continue writing and use the arrows next to the autocompletions to move the right one into the search box."
Software engineer Rui Ueyama wrote of the new setting in an Official Google Blog post:
"We designed Handwrite to complement rather than replace typing: with the feature enabled, you can still use the keyboard at any time by tapping on the search box. Handwrite is experimental, and works better in some browsers than others—on Android devices, it works best in Chrome. For now, we've enabled Handwrite for iOS5+ devices, Android 2.3+ phones and Android 4.0+ tablets—in 27 languages."
Google also released a video demonstrating Handwrite:
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Pork Tenderloin With Arugula Avocado Salad
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Compiled from law enforcement reports, magistrates' records and court documents.
Darrick Freeman, 47, of the 4800 block of Grays Creek Church Road in Hope Mills, was charged Wednesday with failure to report a new address as a registered sex offender. Bail was set at $25,000.
Ciera Vantai Hill, 29, of the 1900 block of United Drive, was charged Wednesday with manufacturing marijuana, possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana, maintaining a dwelling for controlled substances and conspiracy to sell or deliver marijuana. Bail was set at $10,000.
Kindrica Symnone Hill, 22, of the 100 block of Grove View Terrace, was charged Wednesday with embezzlement. Bail was set at $2,000.
Antwain Jerome Mitchell, 34, of the 2000 block of Seneca Drive, was charged Wednesday with possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, manufacturing cocaine and maintaining a vehicle or dwelling for controlled substances. Bail was set at $5,000.
Gina O'Quinn, 51, of the 1400 block of Skycrest Drive, was charged Wednesday with obtaining property by false pretenses. Bail was set at $2,500.
George Lee Paton, 48, of the 400 block of Wolfpoint Extension, was charged Wednesday with indecent liberties with a child. Bail was set at $20,000.
Dontez Levert Percell, 22, of the 1700 block of Belgrave Circle in Hope Mills, was charged Wednesday with two counts each of breaking and entering, larceny after breaking and entering and possession of stolen goods or property. Bail was set at $10,000.
KERSHAW LOOP: 1300 block, reported at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday, jewelry and electronics taken.
TREETOP DRIVE: 100 block, reported at 5:08 p.m. Tuesday, television and suitcase taken.
EASTWOOD AVENUE: 200 block, reported at 5:37 p.m. Tuesday, nothing taken.
NORTH PLATTE ROAD: 500 block, reported at 8:20 a.m. Tuesday, car stereo taken.
FRANKIE AVENUE: 1800 block, reported at 10:02 a.m. Wednesday, car stereo and car parts taken.
CARTHAGE: Marvin Rodrick Jessee Jr., 45, of the 500 block of Connell Road, was charged Wednesday with obtaining a controlled substance by misrepresentation to a healthcare provider and trafficking in opium by possession. Bail was set at $1,000.
LILLINGTON: Anselmo Daniel Macias, 20, of the 2500 block of Crossroads Road in Benson, was charged Tuesday with obtaining property by false pretense, larceny and possessing stolen property. Bail was set at $2,000.
LILLINGTON: John Ryan Tart, 20, of the 200 block of Jerome Lane in Linden, was charged Tuesday with aggravated assault, resisting arrest and misdemeanor assault. Bail was set at $15,000.
LILLINGTON: Ta-Quintis R. Goins, 31, of Kenan Street, was charged Wednesday with possessing marijuana with intent to sell or deliver and maintaining a drug vehicle. Bail was set at $40,000.
LILLINGTON: Rodney Octavious Thompson, 35, of the 400 block of East Washington Street, was charged Wednesday, with possessing marijuana with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver. Bail was set at $30,000.
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