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Mandela's body lies in state for second day
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — For a second day, droves of mourners from around the globe filed past the body of Nelson Mandela on Thursday as it lay in state in South Africa's capital, Pretoria.
With VIPs gone, mourning South Africans reclaim Madiba
Nelson Mandela was given back to ordinary South Africans, who queued in their thousands from early morning Thursday to file past his open casket on a day of viewing reserved for the public. "My heart is so broken," said Anita Bodiba, 35, who arrived at the seat of government, the Union Buildings, hours before dawn to join the long queue that had already formed. He is the one who united us here in South Africa -- white people, black people, Indian people," she said -- using the clan name by which the democracy icon is fondly known. On Wednesday, Mandela's distraught widow Graca Machel and other family members were followed by presidents, royalty and other international figures in paying their last respects in the amphitheatre of the Union Buildings where the Nobel laureate is laying in state.
Signer says suffered schizophrenic episode at Mandela memorial
By Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African sign language interpreter accused of miming nonsense as world leaders paid tribute to Nelson Mandela defended himself as a "champion" signer on Thursday, but said he suffered a schizophrenic episode during the event. The interpreter, 34-year-old Thamsanqa Jantjie, told Johannesburg's Star newspaper he started hearing voices and hallucinating while on stage, resulting in gestures that made no sense to outraged deaf people around the world. Millions of TV viewers saw Jantjie interpreting for leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama and his South African counterpart, Jacob Zuma, at Tuesday's Mandela memorial. Afterwards South Africa's leading deaf association denounced Jantjie as a fake who was making up gestures as he stood yards away from world leaders.
Pope attacks mega-salaries, big bonuses, in peace message
By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis attacked mega-salaries and big bonuses on Thursday, saying in the first peace message of his pontificate that they are symptoms of an economy based on greed and inequality. In his message for the Roman Catholic Church's World Day of Peace, marked by the Church around the world on January 1, he also called for more sharing of wealth among people and nations to narrow the gap between the rich and poor. "The succession of economic crises should lead to a timely rethinking of our models of economic development and to a change in lifestyles," he said.
Mandela village under lockdown ahead of burial
Qunu (South Africa) (AFP) - South African troops and mounted police patrolled Nelson Mandela's boyhood home of Qunu on Thursday, with the village under virtual security lockdown ahead of the peace icon's burial there at the weekend. Thousands of high profile mourners, including numerous heads of state are expected to descend on the remote location in Eastern Cape province where Mandela will finally be laid to rest on Sunday.


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Typical Kahn: Why the Subtle Hayward Trade Was a Flop
The other day, the Wolves traded Lazar Hayward to Oklahoma City for two 2nd round picks and the cap relief from his modest contract. A common refrain heard after this trade was, "Great! The Wolves acquired two 2nd round picks for a player who had no spot on the roster. Great value." Or, "awesome! All Dallas was able to get for Rudy Fernandez and Corey Brewer was a single 2nd round pick!" Now, there is nothing untrue about the previous statements by any means, but to truly look at why this trade is bad, let's take a 2008 Kevin Love-sized step back and examine the forest.
Before delving too deep into a futile issue here (a freaking Lazar Hayward trade), let's spend some time chatting about a curse bestowed upon a sub-faction of Wolves fans ever since a fateful day that coincided with a major Minneapolis bridge collapsing into the Mississippi River: The Garnett trade on August 1st, 2007. I'm not sure whether it was former Wolves mastermind Kevin McHale's mindless inability to make good use of a first round pick, but ever since this day a certain chunk of Wolves fans have become, to use Woj-like hyperbole, blindly obsessed with draft picks and potential over proven NBA talent. Every first round pick, whether the Wolves own one or four, is a 'chance to add the next star.'
It is hard to really pinpoint the reason for this obsession, but it is there. As were a group of fans who, for various reasons, defended Kahn's decision to trade Al Jefferson to the Utah Jazz for two poorly positioned first round picks, Kosta Koufos and cap relief that was eventually used on Anthony Randolph. "First round picks! Potential! Kobe and Malone were drafted in the mid-first round! Randolph was once drafted higher than Jefferson and compared to Lamar Odom on a draft website! We needed to get rid of Al Jefferson to make room for Love!" (Gee, you coulda tested the market and traded him for a solid wing instead of Kosta Koufos' nose). Never-you-mind the Wolves had a coaching staff these past two years who couldn't develop a case of syphilis at a ASU sorority house, not to mention basketball talent; but the mystique and allure that these imaginary planets would align in some form of anti-apocalyptic, one in four-hundred trillion manner was too exciting for a fan-base used to the same repeatable, predictable 5.5-month run of disappointment, shaken and stirred with sub-zero temperatures and snowdrifts the size of Oliver Miller's annual Thanksgiving feast.
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Every hero needs a theme song, so what should our heroic speakers at the DevDays events make their entrance to?
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Edmonton Oilers vs. Boston Bruins | Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 7:30 PM Rexall Place | View Tickets |
Vancouver Canucks vs. Boston Bruins | Saturday, December 14, 2013 at 7:00 PM Rogers Arena | View Tickets |
Boston Bruins vs. Calgary Flames | Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 7:00 PM TD Garden (Fleet Center) | View Tickets |
Buffalo Sabres vs. Boston Bruins | Thursday, December 19, 2013 at 7:00 PM First Niagara Center (formerly HSBC Arena) | View Tickets |
Boston Bruins vs. Buffalo Sabres | Saturday, December 21, 2013 at 7:00 PM TD Garden (Fleet Center) | View Tickets |
Nashville Predators vs. Boston Bruins | Monday, December 23, 2013 at 7:00 PM Bridgestone Arena (Formerly Sommet Center) | View Tickets |
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Ottawa Senators vs. Boston Bruins | Saturday, December 28, 2013 at 7:00 PM Canadian Tire Centre (formerly Scotiabank Place) | View Tickets |
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The Bruins season ended horribly, in 17 seconds they went from being ahead in a decisive game six to watching the Chicago Blackhawks score twice to win the Stanley Cup. It was a painful end to the 2013 campaign, but perhaps it will motivate the team this season. The core of a team that came very close to winning it all is back, with what was one of the league's best defenses returning mostly in tact. There was major movement in the alignment of the league, with the Bruins now part of the eight-team Atlantic Division, with some talented teams eager to come put on top. It's shaping up to be another thrilling season of Bruins hockey and tickets are going fast, so don't delay. General manager Peter Chiarelli made some moves this season, as well as let some players move on. The big news of the off-season was the trade of Tyler Seguin to the Dallas Stars for gritty winger Loui Eriksson. Boston will miss Nathan Horton, who signed with the Columbus Blue Jackets. The team also lost Rich Peverley, Jaromir Jagr and Anton Khudobin. The Bruins could stand to score more in 2013, as they were near the league average on offense. The first line of Milan Lucic, David Krejci and Loui Eriksson has to step it up and provide some leadership. The second line looks to be made up of Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and Jarome Iginla, a more than capable trio that will keep the pressure on the offense. The Bruins will need to address their power play scoring, as the team has not been good of taking advantage of the extra man on the ice for the past several seasons. Free agent Jarome Iginla, who was traded to the Penguins last season, is an offensive force and will be a good addition for the team. Perhaps Boston's biggest strength is its defense, as the team was third in the league in goals allowed. Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg are two of the best defenders in the league and were stellar in the Eastern Conference Final, limiting the Pittsburgh Penguins to just two goals. Patrice Bergeron has been one of the Bruins' most important players and is one of the defense's most important cogs. Youngsters Dougie Hamilton and Torey Krug will be expected to carry a heavier load on defense, with Andrew Ference and Wade Redden gone. Tuukka Rask has been signed to a long-term deal and looks like he is ready to pick up where he left off. However the Bruins will miss capable backup Anton Khudobin, who joined the Carolina Hurricanes. The Atlantic DivisionStarting with the 2013 NHL Season the league underwent NHL re-alignment, forming four divisions in two conferences. The Bruins went from being in the five-team Northeast Division to the eight-team Atlantic Division. The same teams are in the Atlantic Division, including hated rival the Montreal Canadiens. Nothing sells Bruins tickets like a B's vs. Habs game, so if you wanna go you better move fast. And another Canadian team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, are going to sell a ton of tickets as well. And of course, the New York Rangers, who play in the Metropolitan Division, are also going to be a lot of fun. Definitely no shortage of big games on the Bruins schedule, so find the games you want and get your tickets today!
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A justly popular beginner's outing. This route is easily located by finding the "Minty Tree" - the first significant pine tree on the left side of the carriage road. An access trail leads straight to the climb from this tree. This is about a 9-min. walk from the Uberfall or a 5-min. walk from where the East Trapps Connector Trail meets the carriage road. P1: Climb a right-facing dihedral to a ledge, then work left and up aiming for a severely leaning pine tree. 5.3, 120'. P2: Start up a corner and immediately step around left and climb a face past a couple of pins to another corner. Again, climb up and the around left. A hole in a flake here provides some unique pro. Up the face to a pin and then on up (crux) to easier ground and the GT ledge. Belay at a rap anchor. 5.4, 60'. P3: The usual route climbs an easy crack off the right side of the ledge. 5.2, 50'. A much more worthwhile finish is the "Minty Overhang", rising directly above the belay tree. A pin marks the spot when you pull through. 5.5, 50'. Descend either by walking far left to the Uberfall, or walking not very far at all to climber's right to rappel Mme G's. The bolt anchor at Mme G's is somewhat hidden on a huge boulder that's an easy scramble down from the clifftop, and the bolts themselves are on the outside face.
Standard Gunks rack.
The original Minty route goes up the right-facing corner from the pine tree ledge belay. If you go that way, it is indeed 5.3. The variation of stepping left onto the face and going straight up past "the hole in the rock" goes more 5.4+. T
Ever had a day when you just didn't feel like climbing something difficult? Do this climb. I wasn't a huge fan of the Minty Overhang, but the rest of the route is fantastic.
One of the best 5.3s in the Gunks (the other is Beginner's Delight), and yes, you have to step on the face - the exposure is wild! Plus the corner is another route - Tipsy Trees.
Another method of descent is to head 150 feet or so to climber's right after completing the climb. There is a large rock platform roughly 20 feet lower in elevation. There is a little bit of minor downclimbing involved but it is fairly easy, and you are not close to the edges of the platform. There is a bolted rappel station on this platform -- the Madame G's rappel. You can get to the ground in two raps with one rope here. The bolts are adjacent to a large pine tree at the front of the platform. Clip the rings with your anchor / cowtail for safety by peering over the rock that sticks up next to the big pine tree. Once you are clipped in, you can safely step around and set up your ropes for rappel.
A must climb for anyone learning to lead. I've led the first two pitches several times. Good near vertical climbing at times, and it's actually 5.3 The crux move is at the bottom, if you're taller it's much easier. Pitch 3 is okay but not worth the extra effort of having to head over to the Madame G's rap (plus there's sometimes a line there). Madame G's is more like 300+ feet climber's right, fwiw. I will continue to rap after pitch 2.
The belay at the end of the first pitch is in rough shape, best to build one.
The crux (for non-tall people) of the route is at the start of P1, dealing with small footholds and not well-placed handholds alongside the low right-facing corner (I'd say at least 5.4). Leaders should make sure their followers are well-protected from above on that move. That "severely leaning pine tree" is a good thing to aim toward in P1, but an awkward spot to belay from. More comfortable to instead to go past that pine tree and build a gear anchor at the base of the Right-facing corner. (Or continue even farther + higher before stopping to belay). Climbing straight up that Right-facing corner is an obvious thing to do, but it puts you on a different climb, "Tipsy Trees". Stepping around left is a bit intimidating -- but also one of the things that makes Minty one of the more interesting easy routes (and better than Tipsy Trees). Going that way does not raise the difficulty rating of the climb, because the P1 crux is a harder move. (Anyway it's true that some leaders choose to avoid that section by temporarily switching to Tipsy Trees, then traversing left a bit higher up to rejoin Minty below the next higher right-facing corner.) The "hole in the flake" is one of several threaded protection opportunities on Minty, so if you enjoy that sort of thing, bring lots of runners and look carefully. Above the GT ledge, the main route is not so interesting and my memory from years ago is that the overhang variation isn't much more so. Therefore I normally stop the climb at the GT ledge, walk right (north) on the ledge like 20-30 feet to the Tipsy Trees route at an obvious big tree, and rappel off that. With double ropes this is a rather nice clean rappel line all the way down to the bottom. With only one rope I forget how it works -- I sorta think you have to diagonal a bit to the north to reach a lower tree or something for a second rappel.
In fact, if you rap Tipsy Trees 20ft right from where Minty reaches the GT with a 6o meter, your rope will be about 4ft short of the ledge where you will find a the second (intermediate) rap station about seven feet off to the right. I did this, and it involved a bit of un-roped down climbing and short traverse along the ledge. I would say this is an important consideration for decent, and in the future when climbing with a single 60 meter, would finish the last pitch up from the GT and walk 50ft left to rap Snookys. This situation could possibly be remedied by moving the Tipsy Trees rap station -webbing and rings- to the base of the tree (it is now 4ft up in the crotch of the tree) This would provide a safe ride to the ledge, then just a few steps right to the second rap station... Thoughts?
I think .... rope lengths vary, and I'm *really* glad you watched the ends of your rope.
Stephanie, I think you may want to check the length of your rope. I only climb with a 60m and have never had a problem reaching the raps stations on Tipsy Trees.
Crux of P1 is a bit height-dependent. If you're tall, it won't seem bad. If you're shorter, it's more of a 5.4. Rest of the climb is standard 5.3.


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The holidays can be the most exciting time of the year for small children. Whatever traditions your family has, the children will be excited for any gifts they get and the fun they can have. The traditions are unique to this time of year. When children get their gifts, they will be extremely excited. You want to make sure they have a good holiday by getting gifts they will really enjoy. You can choose gifts for your children from a few different ways. You can make a wish list or visit a site that can give you great advice.
Ways to Choose Presents
A lot of parents choose to have their children write a wish list for gifts. You can keep this festive by having children write a letter to Santa, which is something many parents do. In this letter, the child will write what they want for Christmas, so you can get anything on that list and know that they will be happy. Older children who understand that parents get their presents can write a list just for their parents. Children have fun thinking of everything they want, and most children have specific toys they want. They want to get these things, so they have no problem telling you what they want. You can choose from a long list and still surprise children, because they do not know which gifts they will get.
If you want to surprise your children or they cannot tell you what they want, you can do a few things. You can talk to other parents with children of a similar age. Ask what they are getting for their children to get some good age-appropriate ideas. Their children may have the same desires as your child, so you can find something your child would want.
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:O wow... IM NOTHING here... But heres something that i did with everything i learnt (And remebered) in 1 day... UV maped steve... Planing to make a creeper, Zombie, cow, and a Chicken too.
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So, this is just a logo I made for a local skilltoy group in my home town, nothing special.
Also an old Pete 359 I was modelling a while back.
Something useless - it features a rideable track though, in between the cyber-punk factories and the E-T anti-gravitationnal vegetation... Anyone interested in seeing such a thing in-game?
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AMD will run a new-shape NGTC Astra. Artist's impression here:
They will continue to run the Golf in the S2000 class and they're hoping to retain Ollie Jackson.
SHame they say they'll be running the 5 door and not the 3 door. I still think 5 door touring cars look really odd.
I'd rather not have superminis at all – seems daft to have an Astra as well as an Insignia.
I think that Astra looks quite nice, I can't wait to see it while walking around the Thruxton paddock! :D
Andy Neate has confirmed he's going it alone this year:
Meanwhile btcc.net have exclusively revealed a picture of Adam Morgan's livery:
That will certainly stand out..
@keithcollantine The Astra is hardly a supermini though. It can't be far off the size that the Vectra used to be, and the Insignia is huge!
It would be silly to race the Corsa, certainly, but not the Astra.
Everything seems to have happened since I was last online, just moved house! I'm a tiny bit disappointed about the Astra, I would've preferred a different brand in the championship (preferably SEAT as I have one on order!). Still I hope it works out better than the Insignia.
Really happy for Andy that he's kept on the grid, as he's a co-owner of my local kart track i have a soft spot for him :P
Rob Austin Racing have confirmed Wix Filters as their title sponsor and their drivers will be Rob Austin and Will Bratt.
Brilliant news for Rob, hopefully the continuity (and sponsorship) will really help him this year, he's a great chap!
Nice paint job on Austin's Audi:
Also here's Newsham's Avensis:
I prefer saloons to hatchbacks in BTCC. I wonder if the BMWs will be the saloon or hatch version?
good number of teams signing up for this season and some from last year not yet confirmed (though ES racing aren't a loss if they do go)
The new BMWs will be hatches (there isn't a saloon version of the 1 Series). There are going to be a good mix of NGTC hatches and saloons in 2013 though.
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Hatches Honda Civic MG6 Vauxhall Astra Chevrolet Cruze BMW 125i Ford Focus
Former BTCC champion Colin Turkington is returning with Ebay Motors http://www.touringcartimes.com/article.php?id=8523
That's terrific news. Great to see Turkington getting a full-time drive.
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Made for television, Finding the Way Home was based on Mittelman's Hardware, a novel by George Raphael Small. George C. Scott stars as irascible 60-year-old businessman Max Mittelman, whose life and career are in tatters. Involved in a traffic accident, Mittelman suffers a concussion, loses his memory, and wanders into a community of migrant Latino farm workers. Enthusiastically and selflessly laboring shoulder to shoulder with his new friends, Mittelman gains a whole new perspective on life. Things begin to change, and not for the better, when his memory slowly returns. Hector Elizondo co-stars as the workers' spiritual leader. Filmed on location in Texas, Finding the Way Home was first telecast August 26, 1991. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards for which it was nominated: one for Best Photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for Editing (Joe Hutshing). ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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I Come in Peace is a silly, derivative science fiction exploitation thriller which is a triumph of style and skillful direction, despite a plot that steals elements from numerous good films and mixes them with some appallingly bad acting. Jack Caine (Dolph Lundgren) is a not-by-the books police officer investigating the death of several people, including his partner, by a gang called the "White Boys." All the victims seemed to have died of drug overdoses, but Jack thinks that there is something more sinister afoot. His investigation reveals a plot by aliens who use the bodies to extract a chemical that is sold to addicts on their home planet. Originally entitled Dark Angel, I Come in Peace, while silly and confusing, has great production values and some excellent special effects. The main reason to see this film is because of the expert direction by former stunt-man Craig Baxley who manages to keep the action moving at a fast pace and tie up the loose ends of the threadbare story. The cinematography by Mark Irwin is outstanding and shows that imagination and a good visual sense can overcome a limited budget and a bad plot. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi
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To escape from the boredom of her small-town life, Sunday School teacher Candy Morrison (Barbara Hershey) engages in an affair with a fellow churchgoer. When his wife Peggy learns about the relationship, she attacks Candy with an axe; after a struggle, Candy kills Peggy, hitting her 41 times with the axe. In the resulting trial, her plea of self-defense is examined. This TV-movie is based on a true story. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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The second of three films by co-writer/director Oliver Stone to explore the effects of the Vietnam War (Platoon and Heaven and Earth are the others), Born On The Fourth Of July tells the true story of Ron Kovic (Tom Cruise), a patriotic, All-American small town athlete who shocks his family by enlisting with the Marines to fight in the Vietnam War. Once he is overseas, however, Kovic's gung-ho enthusiasm turns to horror and confusion when he accidentally kills one of his own men in a firefight. His downfall is furthered by a bullet wound that leaves him paralyzed from the chest down. He returns home, spends an appalling, nightmarish stint in a veterans' hospital, and follows an increasingly disillusioned and fragmented path that ultimately leaves him drunk and dissolute in Mexico. However, Kovic somehow turns himself around and pulls his life together, becoming an outspoken anti-war activist in the process. The film is long but emotionally powerful; many consider it Stone's best work and Cruise's best performance. Both were nominated for Oscars, as was the film itself, but only Stone, who co-wrote the film with Kovic from the latter's book, won for Best Director. ~ Don Kaye, Rovi
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Based on a true story, The Tuskegee Airmen chronicles the experiences of the first African-American fighter pilots in the U.S. Army Air Corps. Using Hannibal Lee (Laurence Fishburne) as a focal point, the movie follows the airmen from their initial training at Tuskegee, Alabama, through their combat assignments during World War II. Featuring fascinating vintage military planes and exciting air-combat footage, the film also depicts the racism encountered by the pilots. In one example, the airmen are forced to give their seats on a crowded train to German prisoners of war. Even after the airmen complete their training, the military brass is reluctant to trust them in battle. But First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt publicizes their plight by going to Tuskegee and having one of the African-American pilots take her for a plane ride, and shortly thereafter the airmen are assigned a combat role. Eventually they join with other African-American pilots in the 332nd Fighter Group where their skill in protecting bombers from enemy fighters finally earns them the respect they deserve. The screen story was co-authored by Robert Williams, one of the pilots trained at Tuskegee. ~ Rovi
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An adoptive parent discovers that some children are given up by their biological parents for very good reasons in this dark comedy. Ben Healy (John Ritter) is a pleasant but brow-beaten yuppie working for his father Big Ben (Jack Warden), a tyrannical sporting goods dealer. Ben would love to have a son, but his wife Flo (Amy Yasbeck) has been unable to conceive. Ben approaches less-than-scrupulous adoption agent Igor Peabody (Gilbert Gottfried) with his dilemma, and Igor presents Ben and Flo with a cute seven-year-old boy, Junior (Michael Oliver). However, Junior is hardly a model child; mean-spirited and incorrigible, the child leaves a path of serious destruction in his wake, and is even pen pals with Martin Beck (Michael Richards), a notorious serial killer. After the cat ends up in the hospital, the house catches on fire, and Junior displays his effective but unethical method for winning in Little League, Ben is having serious doubts about Junior when Beck escapes from jail and decides to kidnap his faithful correspondent, along with Junior's new mom. Problem Child proved to be a major box office success, spawning two sequels and a TV series. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Repairing rental property? Here are some tax benefits
Rental property is a good investment vehicle (but first consult your investment advisor) and provides tax relief from the income tax liability.By: Dean Alexander, for Blueprint
Rental property is a good investment vehicle (but first consult your investment advisor) and provides tax relief from the income tax liability. Preparing the tax return properly should protect you from future tax problems and enhance your chance for a favorable tax resolution if you are one of the unlucky ones that have to go through an IRS tax audit.
Rental property is one of the basic tax reduction investments. Many people prefer rental properties as an investment compared to alternative investments such as the stock market; it's tangible (you can kick the tire sort of thing) and it may provide an average of 8 percent return over the years, which is not much different from the average stock market return over fifty years horizon.
You usually incorporate your real estate investment with your personal return by filing schedule E. The most glaring error we have seen is filing rental property on schedule C. You file rental property on schedule C only if your rental property is a business activity such as property management and real estate companies. As an investor who owns a house or two, you must report those on schedule E.
An erroneous assumption some taxpayers have involves rental property assets such as appliances, AC, installing carpet or a new roof. These items cannot be deducted all at once. They should be capitalized and depreciated over their useful life. Repairs are one of those areas that may trigger an IRS audit, whether on a schedule C or schedule E. Inflating repairs and maintenance may cause you a tax audit and hence a tax problem.
Remember that repairs are deductible for rental property only. You cannot deduct repairs for your homestead. If you have major remodeling for your home you can capitalize it. Capitalizing means that you add the remodeling to the purchase price. Then it increases the cost of your home which will help you when you sell your home (reduces your taxable gain)
Another error is missing the depreciation of the house itself. Many taxpayers overlook depreciation of the house altogether. Others depreciate the full cost of the house which is also erroneous. You must subtract the cost of the land from the total cost of the house, then depreciate the remainder.
When people convert their own personal residence into a rental property a contention may arise between the CPA, or your tax attorney who represents you in a tax audit. The IRS may argue (at least in the short run) that the property is not a rental property instead it is a vacant house and thus disallows the expenses. To provide evidence in this regard, you may keep evidence of listing or advertising to rent the property or summary of property showing.
One of the missed opportunities is failing to depreciate appliance and house equipment such as AC systems separately from the structure. This is important because the structure may be depreciated over 27 ½ years while the equipment may be depreciated over lesser years. This will accelerate your write off and minimize your tax debt, if any.
Dean Alexander has 30 years experience as a CPA and tax consultant. He is the managing director of National Financial Advisors Tax Help, a national firm headquartered in Houston. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Higgins Armory Museum is located in Worcester, Massachusetts. At the museum you can find all types of armor. It all started when a man name John Woodman Higgins started to collected armor from ancient time periods and from there formed the collection into a museum where the public could come and see all the armor. They don't usually give tours, but you can mostly go through the whole museum and see all the armor. He has the one of the biggest collection in the world. It is quite a place to come and check out.
Here you can learn all about the different types of armor and the characteristics of all the armor. In the 300s(?) plate armor was used. You would have to make sure your armor fit nicely on you. The size of your armor helped you win in battle. Also there they had Composite armor which was when all the pieces of one armor suit was all together it was a good suit that would last a long time. Back then if you paraded in armor it would show that you were rich. They went through many helmet styles and most of the helmet styles you could not see anything out of the helmet.
Looking through all of the exhibits you can see what knights do when they fight on horses even horses have armor. They have to make sure when they are fighting that they throw their spear correctly and that they do not get hit by the other spear. Sometimes they will practice throwing spears, but it is with a wall so that they do not collided into each other. Also there they have guns and, and during that time guns went through changes when they were expansive and did not work and then went through changes where they were cheap and worked well, during the time period of 1600.
At the exhibit mesh was visible and it was interesting to see the undergarments for the armor of the knights. The mesh was used a protective, shield beneath armor; to be worn by knights during battle. The thought was the mesh would protect them against wounds that could be caused during battle. However armor was always indestructible. If a person was to be hit with a club or war hammer the plate armor could be damaged by the force and it could result in the person having broken bones, head trauma or organ hemorrhages.
At Higgins you are able to experience firsthand what craftsmanship went into the creation of armor and swords. It is amazing to see that mere men would don such clothing and engage one another in fighting. The collection at Higgins is a textbook come alive. Anyone who likes to look at armor and find at how knights use armor this is the place and come and see. Enjoy your time there and look at every little thing that man collected.
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3 Gave the reader background and general information about the museum --- set the scene.
2 Transitions to the body of the essay. (Three things that can be learned by a visit to the museum)
1 Three topics were addressed, each with its own paragraph
2 Topics were clearly explained and used researched supporting details & vocabulary
2 Restated topic --- What can be learned at the museum?
2 Brought closure to essay (Summed up essay)
3 Essay format followed the directions for assignment
3 Spelling
3 Capitalization (Used correct capitalization)
Comments: You have good supporting details from the museum visit and good overall format to the essay. Organization of the information is a problem, you jump around in your paragraphs switching topics. Stick to one topic, tell what you know and then go on to the next one. More research vocabulary would have added depth to your explanations. Your conclusion brings closure, but doesn't really sum up the museum and what a person can learn from a visit.
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Acción Mutante
Waging war against all things glamorous and beautiful, crippled terrorists Accion Mutante plot a series of attacks on society's elite, gaining a fearsome reputation before their activities are stalled with the jailing of their leader and mastermind, Ramon. Soon reunited with their newly released leader, Accion Mutante plots the elaborate wedding reception kidnapping of Patricia, a wealthy socialite. Though many die in the botched kidnapping, the gang gets away with Patricia and jumps aboard their spaceship, destined for a distant planet and a healthy ransom. Celebration is short-lived as greed kicks in and Ramon plants the seeds of distrust among his fellow mutants shortly after take-off. With all of the mutants gone sans a vengeful Siamese twin (or at least half of him), Ramon takes his cash cow to the pay-off site, though a curious case of the Stockholm syndrome has thrown an unexpected wrench into Ramon's devious plan. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Mañuel Azana was the last man elected as president of the Spanish Republic before the Spanish Civil War. In this 1970s film, Spanish schoolchildren are taught about him in their history classes but get the name confused, referring to him as "Hazana." Because for them he represents a kind of freedom not seen under the Franco regime, he stands for every kind of freedom. Since these youngsters in this film are suffering from an extremely rigid and dictatorial educational system, the name "Hazana" becomes a byword for them as they attempt in their own modest way to foment a revolution. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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The subjects broached by this fast-paced film with lurid, emotive, or just plain tabloid-level events involve both drugs and the actions of the Civil Guard, or Spanish national police. Two young men have been trapped into selling drugs to support their cocaine habit, the father of one is a Civil Guard and the father of other, a Basque separatist. Even though the young addicts successfully go cold turkey, the prostitute they live with gets them back into the habit again and this time, the results are much more serious. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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A fifteen-year old boy schemes to get out of his family vacation so that he may set about seducing his married, thirty-five-year old physical therapist neighbor in this inter-generational coming of age sex comedy starring Antonio Horelando and Maria Barranco. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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In this comedy from Spain, Manolo (Juanjo Puigcorbe) is a police lieutenant who has asked to speak to a group of law enforcement officials who will be having a meeting at a popular ski resort. Manolo's car breaks down en route, and while trying to hitch a ride, he gets a lift from a free spirited young woman (Laura del Sol) who is planning to spend a few days on the slopes. Manolo soons finds himself head over heels in love, but juggling his unexpected courtship with his duties to his fellow officers proves to be more taxing than he imagined. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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La Ley de la Frontera
This lively western from Spain centers on the exploits of a wealthy young troublemaker who escapes from a Franciscan monastery and teams up with a handsome country boy who has run away from the Army. Together the two try to become outlaws and pose as gang members under the notorious El Argentino, an outlaw who plies his trade upon the border of Portugal and Galicia in northern Spain. The two "bandidos" steal horses and rob a taxman as they flee for the border. Along the way another fellow joins them. Much to their surprise, the fellow turns out to be a female reporter for the New York Times, hoping to interview El Argentino. Unfortunately, the outlaws have never met him. They meet him soon enough when he captures them. Proving to be a vain but basically good-hearted outlaw, he spares them and together they all take off with the Civil Guard hot on their trail. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A young Catholic girl takes viewers through a changing Spanish political and social landscape as she develops from her confirmation day to adulthood. Her first experience with the real Spain comes when her Jewish godfathers cannot come to her confirmation. One of the godfathers, using a ring, poses an early challenge to her innocence that puts her in danger. He later returns, indirectly introducing her to a new boyfriend. If he is one of the symbols for Jewish life under Franco, or for a Judeo-Christian interaction, that interaction is complex. The young woman encounters different lovers as she grows into adulthood, but at the same time she is burdened with financially supporting her father and his own rather decadent lifestyle. Again, this difference in generations could be understood as a difference between the "new" and "old" Spain; it is up to the viewers to interpret the story elements as they decide. Darker sides of life and new layers of meaning are explored as the young woman and her boyfriend steal from a priest, and the story of rapist Caryl Chessman's execution in San Quentin, California is woven into the plot line. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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A Spanish teenager learns about love, death, and oral hygiene in this bittersweet coming-of-age story. David (Biel Duran) is a 16-year-old growing up on the poor side of Madrid. His father Rafael (Fernando Conde) earns his living as a baker, and his mother Carmen (Asuncion Planas) looks after him as well as his older sister Marta (Pilar Duque) and his little brother Lucas (Manuel Lozano). As David deals with the traditional frustrations of adolescence, he also has to come to terms with the failing health of his grandmother (Maria Galiana), who has moved in with the family as she sinks into physical and emotional decline. He also must struggle to get along with his gym teacher (Enrique San Francisco), a bitter and hateful man who can't deal with women. In the midst of all this, David falls in love with Gloria (Barbara Lennie), a beautiful girl in his class, but he can't figure out a way to get her to notice him; in time, he's so desperate to get close to her that he starts getting his teeth cleaned by her mother (Alicia Sanchez), a neighborhood dentist who tends to share her problems with her patients. Mas Pena Que Gloria was the first feature from director Victor Garcia Leon. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Orquesta Club Virginia
In this road movie, a young Spanish teen has formed a band which has been booked to play at the Hilton in Beirut. The group is well versed in mambo and pop classics. When the age-diverse group sets out on its tour, however, they find that they cannot get farther than Cairo and Amman, Jordan. The boy has a stormy relationship with his father and the band's manager, and their being stuck in musical limbo in fleabag hotels doesn't help that much. The group's charismatic trumpet player, a particular hero of the boy's, walks out on the group after getting his fill of drinking and whoring for low pay. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Veteran Spanish film star Fernando Fernan-Gomez plays, appropriately enough, a veteran actor looking back on his career and wondering what his relatively short future will hold. Don Agustin is a 65-year-old actor travelling to Madrid to perform his one-man show
Pepe Guindo
, in which he chronicles the life of a jazz musician. Don arrives at the theater, gets into costume with the help of his dresser (Veronica Forque), confers with the director and writer (Jose Maria Pau and Pepon Nieto), and greets the musicians who play his band before going into the evening's performance, which comprises the bulk of the film. As "Pepe Guindo" discusses the life of a performer, and the rewards it has brought him at the expense of his relationships with his family, the actor and his character begin to merge, and Don and Pepe both conclude the evening wondering how much longer they can face an audience while holding on to some shred of their dignity. Fernando Fernan-Gomez was 78 when he made this film, and while the film itself received mixed reviews, his performance was widely praised. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In this offbeat crime film, Willie Parker (Terence Stamp) an English mobster turned informant, has been given a new identity and has been living in a small, isolated village in Spain for 10 years. Unfortunately for Parker, the men he has betrayed have ascertained his whereabouts and send Braddock (John Hurt), a professional hitman, and his apprentice Myron (Tim Roth) to bring Parker to Paris where his ex-associates await. After kidnapping Parker, nothing goes as planned. Now they are followed by a Spanish policeman (Fernando Rey) who seems to anticipate each of their moves, and they are burdened by Maggie (Laura del Sol), the mistress of a fellow mobster they were forced to kill. What should have been a routine hit becomes a psychological battle between all the participants as Parker, in a fight for time and for his life, plays one against the other. Set against the bleak Spanish landscape and featuring evocative and memorable theme music, the film builds to a surprising conclusion where the true nature of all the characters is revealed. Terence Stamp develops the character of Parker in a subtle but surprisingly comic performance and Laura del Sol shines as a woman who will do what is necessary to survive. Tim Roth, in his film debut, plays a brutal, but oddly endearing thug. But it is John Hurt, in a sensitive and nuanced performance, who brings a perceptive intelligence and depth to his role which adds a philosophical and psychological dimension to the film. Hurt plays his difficult role without a misstep and with a rare economy of action. Thoughtful and frequently amusing, The Hit, superbly written by Peter Prince, is both a compelling and suspenseful crime drama and also a deep and profound meditation on life, death and courage. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi
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This historical drama, set in the '20s examines the strange, brief reign of a Latin American dictator. It was alternately shot in Havana and Mexico. The story is set in an unspecified Latin country and chronicles the daily life of the tyrannical dictator. One of his day's highlights is the signing of execution orders. His insane daughter must be physically restrained and is tied to her bed. Also included in the tale are a group of picked on Spaniards, a psychic woman, and effeminate Spanish ambassador, and a rebellious general. The film contains no violence. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Okay, this is weird.
I have a type layer with some text in it (a headline, let's say). I click on the layer, I click on the Character Panel, and first thing I see is the color in the Panel is not the color of the font in the layer.
I then click on any Panel property, and the text in this layer is replaced by text from another layer in my document ( a paragraph layer, let's say), but the color is not the same as the layer the text came from.
Seems like a glitch, but I don't know how else to diagnose it.
- Having the same problems, Looks like there might have been the same problems or similar in the "Beta Version of CS6" and the problem has been carried over to the Release Version.
- Certainly makes it very hard to work / productivity goes out the window
- Just like the Beta once it appears in CS6 and you try opening it in CS5 it carries the problem across
Using - CS6 Extended (Mac)
I have the same problem with Photoshop CS6 Creative Cloud on Win7 x64. I also discovered that the broken text layers that are somehow cross-linked to each other will break if I resize the document the same as when I try to edit them and they become text from another text layer. Also, the font size properties are misreported for the affected type layers.
Here's an image pair that demonstrates the text layer behavior:
When I click on the text layers in the design above, or resized the image, this is how the text jumps around:
I've made duplicates of the text layers and moved the text that's jumped layers to the correct positions. Now I'm going to edit the file using CS5 since I don't trust CS6 not to mess the file up again as I edit it. This is not a bug I can live with, and it's not comforting to find out that it was documented in Beta and it was allowed to go out like this.
We haven't figured out how the files get into that corrupt state. The damage was done long before you see the problems.
But the text team is working on it.
And the shadow looks like a V tail single engine with it's gear down, shot from below. (angles aren't right for a shadow, or a standard tail)
It's a Bonanza V, the shape is a path made from a top-down view of the airplane not a shot from below. The image isn't gear down, that's a blip in the corn field rows but I should remove that detail since it does look like landing gear at low res.
At dawn, the shadow wouldn't really make it to the ground in a recognizable shape, so I may have to invoke the "suspension of accuracy" privelege granted by Artistic License™. But I'll play with making a mask from a top-down front view of the aircraft and then placing it into the scene with perspective. Pilots can be a pretty retentive group as you may know ;-)
I don't really grasp how the text layers could be corrupted "long before" the problems became apparent. But I have seen many instances in various versions of Photoshop where type size is misreported in layers, and that seems to track with scaling a document. Since absolute type sizes change when the glitch is manifest, perhaps there's a link between this problem and document resizing (or perhaps type layer scaling). This illustration started out as a low res comp and I resized the document to a much larger pixel area file to work. Anyway, if I wanted to try to replicate the issue, I'd build a document with text layers and resize the document.
Sounds very much like a problem first reported during the public beta:
Chris' "long before" comment implies the corruption is saved in the PSD file from a prior edit (which could have been only minutes before, but minutes are "long" for computer geeks like me and Chris).
By the way, one interesting thing I see that prompts a question: Up to now I had thought that the problem had been reported only by people saving PSD files from Macs, yet I see in the screen grabs shown that D.Estabrook is on a PC... Was a Mac ever involved in editing that PSD file, D.Estabrook?
My file has only been edited on my workstation (I'm on Win7 x64 as noted above). One other factor that may relate the two platforms: Suitcase Fusion font manager. Perhaps something related to font activation for Adobe Suite applications? I run Suitcase Fusion 4 and the cartoon fonts were in temporary status, which I later set to permanent status.
I don't think so before the text layer problem cropped up. I'm editing the file now in CS5, but I've been working almost exclusively with PS CS6 since I installed the public preview. I can't be certain, however.
The Suitcase Fusion update says that PS CS6 doesn't allow automatic font activation - as opposed to the rest of the Suite. The update claims CS6 compatibility with this update, with PS CS6 auto font activation in a future revision.
>> Pilots can be a pretty retentive group as you may know.
I know that far too well. (and I haven't been to Oshkosh or Fond du Lac in 20 years, back when my grandfather was judging and hanging with the IAC folks).
Yes, Suitcase could be partly responsible -- we'll have to test that and check with other users experiencing this problem.
When you said you're "editing the file now in CS5", are you saying you took a file that was failing in CS6, and opened it in CS5 and not seeing the problem?
With regard to resizing (and related to the question I just asked), let me comment a bit on what people are seeing.
When you open a PSD with text layers, the file contains rasterized versions of the text layers, and that's what you see; you're not seeing the "actual" text, you're seeing a raster image of the text. Until something triggers a re-rasterization of a text layer, that will remain unchanged.
When you click the text to edit a text layer, or you resize the document, the text layer must be re-rasterized, and that's when the bogus text will appear. In all liklihood, the text within the text layer was corrupt in the file when you opened it, but you don't see it until you perform some action that triggers a redraw. This is why Chris commented that the corruption probably occured long before you actually see the problem.
We are working to identify the cause of this problem, but at this point we cannot reproduce the steps that cause it, or know when it happens, so the more information you can provide us, the better. We apologize for this, and do want to get this resolved as quickly as possible.
I made a duplicate file to work on in CS5 and saved the failing one in case Adobe Support wanted a copy.
The corrupted file exhibits the same buggy behavior in CS5.
To be able to work on the file, I went ahead and started editing each text layer, then I moved them around and resized them per the original layout. I haven't experienced this problem except via CS6, so I'm doing the production work in CS5 in hope that I can finish it up without a recurrence of the problem.
Hi Chris,
I have earlier versions of the illustration. One has three text layers that are still behaving (58 MB). Another earlier version with six text layers (71 MB) exhibits the problem, but this file triggers this message when I open it:
If I click No, the layers look okay but they do the musical chair thing on a per-layer basis if I edit a layer. If I click Update, the file opens with all the text jumped to the next layer's location coordinates and relative font size.
The most recent (71 MB) file with the broken layer behavior doesn't trigger the above message. It opens with the text looking fine, but editing the layer shows the cross-linked layer text problem. Perhaps that message is supressed because I clicked no and resaved the file? I don't know for certain if I did that, just a guess.
I can provide any or all of the above files, let me know how you like large files delivered.
And for any of the files with the latent cross-linked layer problem, resizing the image causes the same changes to all the layers as editing them individually will.
PS: I can rasterize the layers with latent cross-link behavior and they rasterize as displayed.
I'm experiencing this issue as well and it's turned into a freelancer's nightmare. I'm a consultant, and this has now corrupted at least four very important PSD source files for two different client projects.
The first project involved three very large (in file size) heavily layered files. Photoshop seemed pretty slow to save, and the next morning my colleague and I both experienced the same messed up type layer behavior - when attempting to edit a type layer resulted in the text completely changing, to something from another text layer, and also changing font size and color. I figured it might be my system, or that the files were so large something went awry.
Then I started working on a different project, with a much more modest (in file size) iOS mockup. Things went along fine, no lagging in PS performance, then the same type layer corruption started happening on this other project.
This is horrible, my clients are anticipating having access to my layered files. I'm now looking at hours of lost work that will likely have to be recreated. Now I'm contemplating having to do this with my older version of PS CS 5, but worried about this bug lurking in my source files.
If this is impacting any significant number of users, it's very irresponsible not to alert your entire user-base. This is having an extremely negative impact on my business. I used to work for Frame/FrameMaker before Adobe acquired it and have a long history with Adobe products. I wholeheartedly regret upgrading to CS6 at this moment.
@ChrisCox I have a before/after file set that I can post for you to download. I was able to locate past version that appears "OK", via incremental backups. I will email you a link. Please make this a top priority!
Setup: OS X 10.7.4, Adobe Photoshop Extended as part of CS 6, Suitcase 15.0.1 (although one file did not contain any non-system fonts). Once the corruption is in place, the type errors are present even when attempting to open in older Photoshop CS 5.x
I'll be posting and tracking this on my twitter, @jydesign, with the hashtag #psd6typebug
Thanks @charles badland - It's quite clear to me that they (Adobe) know what's up here. It's the fact that the many users of Adobe Photoshop CS 6 probably don't know about this issue and may not find out until it's too late and their files are corrupted like ours.
@Chris Cox - Thanks for your vague response. I urge you to follow up with the specific information:
I know no Adobe employee is allowed to speculate on the timing of future releases, however knowledge-based their information may be, and frankly some of the rest of it sounds like you're trying to build a legal case.
It's asking for that kind of thing that results in big companies pulling their engineers off public forums and denying everything, even obvious bugs. I'd sure rather not see that happen; Chris is a real asset here.
I agree with Noel. It's one thing to want to express the serious nature of an issue (but I'm sure that's beyond obvious in this case) and it's quite another to drop in with a ********* legalese laundry list. I'm sure that if you peruse your terms of use agreement you'll find that you accepted all risks inherent with using the software. If you sincerely want a refund, take that up directly with Adobe customer support.
Data corruption bugs like this are considered a very serious problem, and this text issue is receiving the appropriate attention at all levels of the Photoshop team. We are sharing as much information as we can with you and others regarding this bug; I'm sorry we don't have more definitive information about the status of the engineering effort or any potential resolution date. As Noel noted, we cannot speculate publicly on future releases, or provide daily (or weekly) ETA's.
If and when we can offer interim advice about how to avoid or work around this problem before we resolve this, we will do so. In the meantime, we appreciate your patience and thank you for contributing your files to the effort.


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I hope the recipient of the bracelet will be as pleased with it as I was. Yes, I would recommend it for purchase.
The old adage, "You get what you pay for" applies to this bracelet. It's pretty, but not very substantial. I won't say it's not what I expected. I was just hoping for something a little more solid.
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The bracelet was pretty, sparkly, and of good quality. It was smaller/more delicate than expected. The photo on the website was definitely enlarged so buyer beware.
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This bracelet arrived in a pretty velvet pouch. I was surprised at how sparkly, dainty and beautiful it was. If you love silver as I do you will be pleasantly surprised with it. The pictures dont do it justice. Will buy another for a friend when it becomes available.
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