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iOS 7 wants: Siri access via Spotlight
Apple greatly expanded Siri in iOS 6, adding a host of new features including sports, movies, and dining results, far better language support, and even an Eyes Free driving mode for when hands-free usage is paramount.
But what about Voice Free? Having a conversation with your iPhone or (soon) iPad is something straight out of science fiction. But voice isn't always the best or most appropriate way to query data, and sometimes it's not even possible.
Siri's servers aren't always quick or even available, and waiting a minute for Dictation's purple balls to time out and provide no text input can be beyond frustrating. For some power users already engaged in entering text, switching from typing to voice entry can also be sub-optimal.
Apple could address all of these problems by allowing text queries into Siri via the existing Spotlight interface.
Any question you could ask Siri could just as easily be typed. "Weather?" "Directions to Cupertino?" "Send text to bob I'll be late" "Meaning of life?"
If Spotlight could access Siri's contextually aware response engine, the same great results could be delivered back, using the same great widget system that already has buttons to touch-confirm or cancel, etc.
Spotlight on Mac does far more than Spotlight on iOS. If there's any fear this couldn't be done on mobile, Just Type on webOS has been doing basic actions since version 2.0 back in March of 2011.
Instead of a static search section that only includes Google, Google Maps, Wikipedia and Twitter, a new search section called "LAUNCH & SEARCH" has been created (see example above). This is now a customizable search list that will allow you to search within any website that participates in the Open Search protocol, any apps that register themselves as "Just Type" searchable, and even the App Catalog. So, instead of launching Foursquare, waiting for a list of venues to load up, typing in your search criteria for a venue and then waiting for that list to populate, you can just type in the venue name in Just Type, hit the Foursquare search link, and it will open up to an already-searched listing.
"Quick Actions" are another new feature of Just Type that allow you to send text directly to an app to perform any number of actions, such as creating a new email, SMS or tweet, updating your Facebook status, or even creating a new calendar event. Just type in your text, press the action you want to perform, and the app will open up with your text pre-populated in the necessary sections. As an example, to update your Facebook status, just type in your status to Just Type, tap the Facebook action, the Facebook app will be launched with your status right there, and all you need to do is press "Post"
You are also now able to search for data within specific applications, right from just type. Currently, only Email and the Web Browser are available as searchable apps, but this allows you to search for any email that has already been downloaded on your phone (sadly, while sub folders are included here, they are still not automatically synced in webOS 2.0), or search through your web browser's bookmarks or history, all without loading up those respective apps.
Apps like Launch Center are great for quickly initiating actions (rather than apps). Tapping through is different than typing into, however. The former is lightning quick for set actions. The latter is adaptible for the moment. Like voice, tapping and typing all have their place and value.
And haultiple points of entry to consistent content doesn't increase complexity -- it increases accessibility.
iOS 6 is already in beta, so this type of functionality would no doubt have to wait for iOS 6.1 or iOS 7, but for anyone who's used Alfred or Quicksilver, or Just Type or any other kind of keyboard launcher, it would be a fantastically productive front-end alternative.
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iOS 7 wants: Siri access via Spotlight
+1 Siri sucks if there putting all there eggs in the Siri basket apple is in trouble
Well seeing that I live in a city of 8.5 million, almost never outside direct earshot of a complete stranger...Siri in its current form serves no purpose for me. If I could input my queries as text, if would be MUCH more usable.
But wouldn't that slow down the existing search? I mean this is a good idea, but I think typing within Siri is a better idea if you want to do that.
But I won't be typing questions to Siri when I could just Google it. Siri has to be 100x smarter if anyone is going to spend time texting to it.
Also, you can already text to Siri, but that's only after you've talked to it. So technically this idea is actually not all that good.
Texting is unsuitable in its current form to text to. It's just wasting time! XD lol
Speech is wayyyy faster. Even with the waiting it's still faster.
... But you guys have to understand where Rene is coming from with this - its not just whether it makes for a better user experience; it's more to do with what this scenario would mean to the big search engines like Google...
This scenario would cut them out of your personal information, reducing their ability to aggregate and sell advertisements. A win for Apple regardless on whether they sell it; Google makes less money from iOS.
Apple is preparing for the mid- and long-term. Sure, they're raking it in from massive hardware margins right now. But hardware prices come down over time, and eventually (we're talking 10 or 20 years) Apple will need to ramp up their revenue from content and services.
And, unfortunately, Apple will likely need to ramp their revenue from ads as well. They may already be taking steps toward an ecosystem-revenue based model. With Siri queries simultaneously adding to Apple's customer insight and gradually replacing legacy web-search engines like Google's for many simple tasks.
Re: "But voice isn't always the best or most appropriate way to query data, and sometimes it's not even possible."
Agree. And yes, Apple could eventually combine Spotlight and Siri (and several other technologies they've been working on for years, like Genius recommendations.) Sometimes silence really is golden. And sometimes typing is actually faster than talking.
As for Prometheus (no spoilers) we think it was marred by the two things we feared the most. 1. Over-explanation, and 2. pervasive illogic.
I think it's a GREAT idea.
It only adds functionality.
Ha ha. That older comment thread from today inspired this. That's hilarious.
I get what the author says but this seems based on two things: it's good to text your input sometimes, when u can't talk. It is good to be able to text to get answer from Siri. Taking that from her (it) is like going back to 'googling'.
Well, if you cant talk, you should not put a voice assistant to work, and you certainly don't want siri talking either; maybe you should write your query in google, which would get the same results.
And why would I need to text your answers from Spotlight? When you can already text them from Siri, via editing your previous inputs.
Bring Dr. No! :)
why to replace Siri's current interface and integrate it with Spotlight?!! if the users are in actual need for a way to text Siri rather than talking to, then a new option should be added (a new button) along with Siri's voice activation button, which should slide in a text box once the user tap it. and can still able to dismiss the text box and return to the voice by tapping the voice button.
Making Siri only accessible by text is a very bad idea and limits it's ease of use. but adding the ability for users to use text is also great but it must not replace voice.
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I think that's a great idea! This would actually make Spotlight useful for me as I don't currently use it.
Wow your an idiot, you can already type to Siri you just click on the text she understands that u spoke to her and you can type in what ever you want and she will act as if you said that. Check your facts before writing such a stupid article


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One thing that I like about Remarks (updated with Dropbox Sync by the way) is that it saves the notes in PDF (with annotations). That means that you can at least partially edit your notes in every PDF annotation program.
Overall I like Noteshelf the most, because of it's superb handwriting engine. Remarks is pretty new and you can see that in terms of feature quantity and refinement. But it has lots of potential.
Noteshelf vs. Remarks vs. Notability: iPad handwriting app shootout!
The iPad has led to a renaissance of apps for handwritten note-taking, but with top contenders like Noteshelf, Remarks, and Notability to choose from, which one is best for you?
Steve Jobs might not have been a fan of the stylus, but for many iPad users it's become an indispensable tool for note-taking, thanks to excellent handwriting apps like Noteshelf, Remarks, and Notability. At their core they all offer a big piece of digital paper for you to scribble, draw, scrawl, annotate, mock up, sketch out, or just plain write down your thoughts, ideas, and projects. Whether you're in a corporate brainstorming session, a student/teacher conference, or family meeting, they're your virtual whiteboard, sheet of lined or graph paper, scrapbook, and art pad all rolled into one. Yet each has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and each excels in different aspects of the same, broad purpose. So the question becomes, which one is best for you?
When it comes to looks, Noteshelf's beautiful design blows both Remarks and Notability out of the water. The main screen displays each of your notes like a notebook and displays them nicely on a bookshelf similar to iBooks. Noteshelf also has the greatest selection of paper and pen color and sizes. There is also a Noteshelf store where you can buy more paper and book cover designs. Making Noteshelf visually appealing was clearly a priority on the developers' list.
All three apps allow you to organize your notes into folders, but do so differently. Noteshelf has separate bookshelves for groups of notes, Remarks displays each folder like it's own notebook, and Notability has more of a file system take on grouping notes. All of them are equally functional, but Noteshelf's is the most visually appealing.
With Notability, you can also add categories as a way to further organize your folders.
PDF Annotation
One feature that Noteshelf does not offer is importing and annotating PDFs. Both Remarks and Notability do, however. To import a PDF, you must browse to the PDF from somewhere else -- like Dropbox or email -- activate the "open in" option and select Remarks or Notability from the list of choices. Once opened, the PDF works like any other note that you have in the app.
With Notability, you can also import from Dropbox, iDisk, or WebDave directly from the app.
Audio Notes
A unique feature to Notability is the ability add audio recordings to your notes. Neither Remarks or Noteshelf offer this functionality. Unfortunately, you can't indicate which area of the notes your recording is applicable to, but this feature will still be welcomed by many.
Remarks and Notability have the "open in" feature enabled, allowing you to quickly open your notes in another other application. It is a little buried in Notability and Noteshelf does not offer this functionality at all.
For Notability, the destination options are Dropbox, email, "Open in", WebDAV, iDisk, iTunes, and print.
With Remarks, you can email, print, or "open in" another application (including Dropbox).
Noteshelf allows you to export to email, iTunes, Dropbox, Evernote, your iPad album, or printer. Noteshelf is also the only app of the three that lets you share just individual pages from a note. You can also choose to quickly share the page you are editing to email, Twitter, or Facebook.
Handwriting quality
Just like different pens and writing utensils can make your handwriting look better or worse, different handwriting apps can have different impacts on the look of your handwriting. Of the three, Noteshelf is my favorite.
Noteshelf and Notability actually have a way of improving the look of your handwriting with smooth, natural looking strokes. The beginning and end of each stroke gets slightly thicker and mimics the way a nice pen would write. How thin your stokes appear is dependent on how fast you write, slower strokes are thicker and faster strokes are thinner. Notability uses this technique more drastically than Noteshelf. In my opinion, Noteshelf's implementation is better and more natural.
Remarks doesn't have bad handwriting, it's just not as good as Noteshelf and Notability. The strokes have a fixed width regardless of how quickly you write. The strokes are nice and smooth, though, so your handwriting does look nice, just not as nice as it does with Noteshelf and Notability.
When it comes to design and features such as colors, highlighters, and pen sizes, Noteshelf is the clear winner. If you're looking for PDF annotation, however, you'll probably want to scratch Noteshelf off your list.
Between Remarks and Notability, I think Notability is the better option primarily because of the handwriting. But Notability's UI isn't anything to brag about, and I'm a sucker for well designed, beautiful UI's. Remarks has a nicer, more intuitive design, but is lacking in other features like pen sizes and highlighters.
If audio notes is something you need, Notability is the way to go. The other big thing that Notability has going for it is the price. At just $0.99, Notability is a lot more affordable then both Noteshelf and Remarks.
Personally, I use Noteshelf and go back and forth between Remarks and Notability. As a teacher, I like to provide my students with solutions to quizzes and exams and use Notability or Remarks to get that done. I can't decide which of the two I prefer. Even though Remarks is doesn't have all the features (yet?), Notability's clunky UI gets on my nerves. For all my other note-taking needs, I use Noteshelf because of the larger selection of papers, notebooks, and pen colors.
If you have a preference between Noteshelf, Remarks, and Notability, let me know which and why.
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One thing that I like about Remarks (updated with Dropbox Sync by the way) is that it saves the notes in PDF (with annotations). That means that you can at least partially edit your notes in every PDF annotation program.
I prefer Notability as a college student. It also allows typing AND handwriting in a single document. The audio syncs with the typed text. I prefer the list type UI for easily finding a particular note. PDF import is also a must for me.
+3 for the Notes+ comparison. I have both but can't decide.
I only have Noteshelf and Notability and personally love Noteshelf because I feel like the handwriting is a lot more smoother. However, because there's no PDF importing, I use Notability a lot more. Hopefully PDF annotation will Come to Noteshelf.
I'm also curious about Note Plus. I know plenty of people who swear by it. Any personal opinions?
Leanna y u read my mind! Seriously I've been googling top notes/handwriting apps to transition my collage life from notebooks to apps, Is any of them optimized with the new iPad? A comment said that notability is the only one capable of hand-writing and typing at the same space?
BTW beside this, @Leanna give me one stylus review's post! I beg iMore. Specially one with the slimmest pointer available.
After a lot of research I went with Notes Plus. It's the most complete program and have a good enough handwriting design(visuaslly). The handwritten feature is far superior to any other I saw out there. And the developer are an update machine. Only that yet they don't have Reina compatibility, but oddly the drawings do, which is good. Love it.
PenUltimate is very nice and produces such nice looking handwriting. I decided to leave it out, though, because when it comes to features, Noteshelf blows it away.
I second uPad. It seems to have the features of Notability and more. Seems it has better organization and the hand writing recognition is second to none. Better than notes+,better than note taker HD and better than remarks. Who would really pay 5x more for a app that doesn't do PDF's???
To the author, you have some good articles that I enjoy but why leave out some MAJOR players, the one that started this back on the original iPad.
As a teacher, you should know the importance of proof-reading before posting.
Is it a typo in "Remarks also has the greatest selection of paper and pen color and sizes." that should read Noteshelf instead of Remarks?
Because if not, then I guess it must be a typo in "Remarks has a nicer, more intuitive design, but is lacking in other features like pen sizes and highlighters."
Also, "How thing your stokes appear are dependent on how fast you write" - I guess you mean "how thick your stroke is dependent"
Other than that, it's a okay review, but could really have done with including some of the many other options out there. Upad and Writepad are worth looking into, as it NotesPlus which has a great looking interface and pretty good handwriting recognition to convert your scribbles into text.
I do not understand why people have to criticize the reviewer. Keep your comments to yourself and move on somewhere else.
Despite proof reading it at least 3 times, I still have typos. Sorry. Yes. I meant Noteshelf the first time. "thing" was supposed to be "thin". Fixed.
You still haven't given a reason as to why apps with just as many options and some with more were left out. I would like to know why you are/have focused on just these 3. If anything, Noteshelf should've been left out of this list with its inability to handle PDFs.
Because I wanted to narrow it down to just a few. Believe it or not, I actually put a lot of time into this. Of the plain handwriting apps, I think Noteshelf is the best, so I chose to include it. Of the ones the support PDFs, I think Remarks and Notability are the best. I included Noteshelf because there might be others, like me, that really like the design of it and would want to use it and use another app to meet their PDF annotating needs.
If I include too many choices, readers may still feel overwhelmed and not be able to make a decision. I'm trying to narrow it down for people.
Thank you for a answer. I also never said you didn't put a lot of time into it. I know it takes time to review multle products and then write, rewrite, proofread , change mistakes and publish. All the while hopeing that none of the grammar nazis on here burn you at the stake for misspelling. Looking foward to the next photo article.
I a Bamboo stylus. It's the one that I use as its more pen like than any of the others. It actually has some weight to it so it doesn't feel like you're holding a piece of plastic. The weight also helps with taking notes as it allows for a more natural writing motion vs one of constantly pressing down and trying to write.
Also worth mention is the tip on the Bamboo stylus is replaceable. I love mine.
Yep! Bamboo!
I have used all of this app as well as note taker hd, upad and notesplus. I used noteshelf for some time because of the nice evernote integration but in the end I went back and stayed with notesplus. It just has way too many features and it seems like the developers are always keeping their mind open to user's suggestions as they have put more and more stuff people have asked for on each version.
I too would like to see a few more apps included. Thanks for the review. I just moved from Penultimate to Noteabilty. Penultimate has a better writing experience and is simple but I like Notabilities organization of notes and the default settings option. I save my notes to Evernote also and while notability does not have a specific feature, I can email my notes directly to Evernote.
I think Notetaker HD is extremely powerful, however it takes a little time to get used to the interface.
I take tons of notes everyday on an old fashioned legal pad. Has anyone successfully transitioned all of their paper-based note-taking to an iPad? What has been your experience? Is digital note-taking really ready for "prime-time"? Are you able to find notes that you are looking for weeks or months later?
You can upload to Dropbox with Noteshelf, you just can't import.
Great article, Leanna! I have used all of the notetaking apps mentioned (plus a few more) and I too agree that Noteshelf is the best. My iPad has replaced my marble notebook and pen so the Noteshelf paradigm works perfectly for me. I also created a custom paper with my letterhead and contact information so I can scribble a quick note and e-mail it directly to a client from within Noteshelf. Backing up my Noteshelf notebooks to dropbox in PDF format lets me view the saved files everywhere: my PC desktop, my MacBook Pro, my iPhone, and in any browser anywhere.
I use the just|mobile alupen and it is wonderful.
I have written some blog posts about my use of Noteshelf (two were published in iBusiness magazine); you can check it out here. http://bit.ly/GB4xOj
I use Notability 9/10 over Noteshelf. I'm a teacher as well and use it for meetings, grading, and planning. The features make it an amazing value and I love the new ha dweitong style. Thank you for doing this article so I don't have to even look at Remarks. At $4 more for the same thing, I'll stick with Notability.
One other thing that makes Notability better than Noteshelf: Autosync. You picked on Notability's clunky UI, but I'll take it (which I don't think is clunky) over an app that doesn't sync easily any day. Oh, and don't forget the folder-level security: this is great when I have student grades in the app.
I would really like to hear some more thoughts on Notes Plus due to the handwriting recognition and Ghostwriter.
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Dear Ms. Lofte,
Thank you sincerely for your excellent analysis and description of NoteShelf, Remarks and Notability.
I had been a user of NoteShelf but was stifled when needing to download a PDF for notation. Very frustrating!
After reading your article I decided to make the outrageous investment of $ 0.99 and try Notability.
What an excellent program.
It may lack some of the nice design features of NoteShelf, however, from a practical, straight-forward, functional perspective, Notability runs circles around NoteShelf!
In one day I downloaded four (4) PDF's for four (4) completely independent purposes and was able to successfully make extensive notes in an hour and a half group meeting, respond to a design proof - ON THE PROOF DOCUMENT ITSELF! - and sign and authorize two (2) separate government inquiries.
If that's not a high return on investment I have no idea how you define those terms!
Thank you!
J.R. Philbeck
Very good review, i first use remarks but after read this review, I tried Notability that is simple, very funtionality and with much more options in tipe font, size, color of letters, with remarks you have to choose one size and ripe of letter for all the text or make a different text box for every type, but here works like a text editor so it's perfect....you can take hybrid notes with hand writing, tipping text drawing and adding fotos. Also you can export in PDF to Dropbox and safe all your notes in a folder there....and only 0,79€....I paid 4,99 for remarks!!!!! It is finally the app that I was looking for take notes in congress and classes, much more better than Evernote, remarks, one note and many other app in the app store. I haven't use noteShelf but for my needs and if You want to use the keyboard also, I think Notability is better. Thanks again!!
Excellent review! I started out using Noteshelf and absolutely loved it. I have tried numerous note taking apps to find the best one. Noteshelf was the most responsive I first discovered. But then I had the need to annotate a PDF so I went in search of an app to accommodate my needs and discovered Notability. Notability is just as responsive as Noteshelf as far as recognizing your handwriting. Yeah the interface is not as "pretty" as Noteshelf but it is just as functional. As far as sharing your notes with your PC they both have their pros and cons. I will continue to use both apps I like each of them for different reasons.
As far as the best stylus...I have to say that Adonit Jot is by far the ultimate!! It is truly like writing with a regular ink pen.
Thanks again for your review.
Wow. This review perfectly illustrates the vast difference between the way men and women think. It's 85% about the appearances of the apps, but as a guy, I want to know functionality. Does it OCR my handwritten notes? Does the audio recording time sync with handwritten notes? How does it handle drawings/sketches? Just how usable is it in the wild, in real use?
Also would like to have seen Notes Plus and Goodnotes…
What's funny is that beside the sexist, misogynistic thinking that lead you to that conclusion, I also found this review to lack any concrete recommendation on functionality. Notability, unfortunately, does not offer time sync recording with the notes. Neither Notability nor Noteshelf OCR your handwriting, and although they both do fine with drawings and sketches, they are no replacement for a dedicated drawing app. Noteshelf offers the ability to write using a pencil or a calligraphy pen that is more true to life, whereas Notability really only has a pen option.
As a college student, I find that Notability works better for me. Noteshelf may have a somewhat smoother interface, but that's no substitute for a well designed app for heavy note takers. Plus, I like the filing system in Notability. I categorize by semester and then by course, and I'm able to see it all at once.
As a person looking for function, I would have liked a review that focused on functionality rather than aesthetics. The fact that you're a man and I am a woman has nothing to do with that.
Great reviews! :) Please add PDF Note Taker from feiphone.com- I sooo love this app. I can type, I can do handwriting, very easy to use. You can view all features here:
Again for Notes Plus. I used Notetaker HD for the longest time just because of its screen response. I hate it when the app can't keep up, or it's awkward to write somehow. Notes Plus semi recently added on-the-fly backup to Dropbox as SVG. Since I am on a Mac, that's fabulous.
I bought Noteshelf based on this and your other review, which called it the best note taking app for iPad, and while I agree that the UI is very beautiful, I'm disappointed with its functionality. I don't need PDF annotation or audio notes, but I do need to be able to take fast handwritten notes and I find Noteshelf's zoom box too sluggish and imprecise to be useful in a business situation. There also seems to be no way to make it stretch the full width of a page, wasting space on the sides, and if you write directly on the page the writing is too big. For anyone needing to take fast handwritten notes on the go, I would recommend Notability or FastFinga3. Sadly neither are as pretty as Noteshelf, but they're better suited for speed.
Nice article, the comparaison between these apps is interesting, but at the end of the article, I realise that it's to bad using 3 apps to meet your needs. Personally, I use Beesy for PDF annotation, but also because I don't need to design my files, the layout it's already integrate when I want to send an email. About the audio, Beesy offer the possibility to have a continuous monitoring audio and in one click, recording informations 1mn before and 1mn after allowing to not miss important informations


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If Arlovski had any kind of chin he would probably go down as one of the greatest HWs of all time and would still be a major player right now. The guy's hands are easily some of the best in MMA period. But the problem is a stiff breezes KOs him.
If Arlovski had any kind of chin he would probably go down as one of the greatest HWs of all time and would still be a major player right now. The guy's hands are easily some of the best in MMA period. But the problem is a stiff breezes KOs him.
Dude, Im a wrestler. Im the best wrestler in MMA. Wrestling IS, was and always has been the most dominate form of mix martial art on the planet. Thats all there is to it. We all know it, some people want to fight it, some people want doubt it but wresters rule the MMA world. -
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Who the fuck would be legit seriouslyyyy? Everyone outside of the UFC with a name not named Sergei AA has laid a whoopin on..Guess that leaves AA fucked considering any legit HW with a name is in the UFC.
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I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
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Somebody explain to Dana White that you are only in a weight class because that is your weight presently, not what you weighed in the past.
I feel bad Rumble got cut. In his lone fight at Middleweight he looked very impressive, even though he lost. I wasn't really a fan of his when he was a Welterweight but that could've changed if he had stayed in the MW division.
How he missed weight by twelve pounds is amazing. I mean I can't believe he only missed weight at WW four times? He had even less of a cut to make and he still misses it? I see why Dana cut him after that.
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House and Senate members filed companion bills that direct state officials to use its condemnation powers to end the 75-year agreement and give the city first dibs on a renegotiated lease — but only on part of the 325-acre property and at a fair market rate.
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Anyone have any issues like this??
Just in this forum, from home laptop on DSL.. pretty much every page locks up, and on occasion I'll get a Script has stopped working error message with a stop or continue button choice... Strange. Works like a champ at the office, but on the laptop at home it ain't worth two bits.
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Sure can't help you as I am still learning 3.11. Good luck.
It's most likely a browser issue... are you using the same browser on both machines...?
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It's most likely a browser issue... are you using the same browser on both machines...?
Yeah.. but doesn't matter firefox or IE... I'll try IE again to verify but it makes me think it's either some kind of dsl setting or just slooooow in general timing out or something... OR.. could be some security setting here that isn't the same as on the fat massive amount of bandwidth we have on the office network going through their firewall.
Go figure.. has been working ok last few minutes or so.. might just be traffic on the DSL throwing a wrench in the works.
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Pawleys Island was named one of the Top 10 Beaches in the U.S. and Caribbean, according to a poll conducted by Susan Hall of Coastal Living Magazine.
The national magazine that celebrates life along the coast chose 20 beaches and asked the public to vote on their favorites.
Pawleys Island was named number eight.
If you venture out early morning to one of our beaches, you stand a terrific chance of seeing dolphins swimming and pelicans gliding. Simply amazing! said Joan Gillet, local Real Estate representative with Pawleys Seaside Realty.
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A lot of people can appreciate that, and a lot of families like to come here. My family still gathers here about once a month.
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40. Cibolo Steele at Converse Judson (Week 9)
There are any number of games you can choose from District 25-6A — a who's who of San Antonio powers — but we chose this late-season matchup for a couple of reasons. For one, we think these are the two best teams in the district, and this will go a long way toward determining the district title. For another, it's dripping with coaching intrigue: Steele enters its second season under coach Scott Lehnoff, while Judson begins the Sean McAuliffe era after Mark Smith bolted for San Antonio Madison. Expect a stellar Judson defense, led by DB Keivon Ramsey, to go up against the always explosive L.G. Williams-led Steele offense. In one of the best seasons in recent memory in the Alamo City, this game stands out.
39. Brenham at Houston Stratford (Week 7)
One of the major surprises from last year's playoffs was Houston Stratford. The unranked Spartans caught fire in the postseason and rolled all the way to the state semifinals. For Brenham, it was business as usual as the Cubs reached the 4A Division II state final for the second time in four years. Both teams are poised for deep runs in 2014 and will meet in the defacto 19-5A district title game. Brenham brings back our 5A coverboy Earnest Patterson, who rushed for over 2,400 yards a year ago while Stratford returns our district Defensive MVP Mikal Pruitt. We can't wait for those two and their teams to collide.
38. Anson at Stamford (Week 9)
Last year, Anson hosted Stamford in what many around the Tigers called the biggest game in program history. And Stamford beat the Tigers en route to a state championship. But things have changed since then. Stamford has lost a boatload of starters and their coach, Wayne Hutchinson, who took off for Lubbock Monterey. Longtime assistant Ronnie Casey takes over, and he'll have his hands full when they meet Anson, as RB Dustin Moore leads a resurgent Anson squad out for revenge. This is a fun small-school budding rivalry, and the next chapter could be even more intriguing than the last.
37. Cedar Hill at South Oak Cliff (Week 1)
A recruiting nut's dream, this highly anticipated Dallas-area matchup will feature close to 30 FBS-caliber recruits. That's right, 30! You won't find more college-ready talent anywhere else during Texas high school football's opening weekend. Six of South Oak Cliff's defensive backs hold FBS offers and will have the daunting task of slowing down arguably the nation's No. 1 wide receiver in Texas A&M commit DaMarkus Lodge. But that's just one of many intriguing matchups in this contest. Keep in mind: these two squads are more than just recruiting factories. Cedar Hill won the 5A Division II state title last season, and South Oak Cliff enters the year ranked No. 13 in the new 5A.
36. Houston Lamar at Fort Bend Elkins (Week 2)
Boy howdy, Lamar coach Tom Nolen isn't afraid of a non-district challenge. The Texans (formerly the Redskins) take on, in consecutive weeks: Brenham, Elkins and Port Arthur Memorial. Whoa. But it's the Elkins game that has us most giddy, and it's because of the potential strength-on-strength matchup involved. Elkins' team speed is nearly unmatched, with QB Johnathan Giles and DE Leroy Godfrey leading the charge. But Lamar got a coup of a transfer late in the game with Fort Bend Marshall QB J.W. Ketchum transferred to Lamar. Now, the Texans look like a Houston-area threat again. But we keep hearing all about Elkins, and how they're a threat to win it all. This early test will serve as a barometer for both teams.
35. Hubbard at Chilton (Week 6)
A rematch of last year's area round showdown, this game will likely be for the district championship in the monster 8-team league that is 10-2A DII. Chilton got the better of Hubbard last year in a 28-6 victory, but gone is running back Charles Simpson, who was responsible for all of the Pirates' scores in that game. Instead, Chilton will lean on veteran quarterback Norvell Austin. But he'll have a tough time putting up big numbers on a Hubbard defense that returns eight starters and is hungry for revenge.
34. Hallettsville at Goliad (Week 7)
On its face, this may look like a mistake on this list. I mean, c'mon: Hallettsville is, in our view, the best team in 3A DI, while Goliad is coming off a 7-5 season. But look a little deeper and you will find one of the best storylines in Texas: QB Nate Kowalik, who transferred from Hallettsville to district rival Goliad late in the spring. That's what we in the business call a game-changer. Kowalik is the best player in the district, and he'll be out to prove it – and give the Tigers an edge in District 15-3A DI. But don't think the Brahmas, who have state title aspirations, will treat their old teammate with kid gloves.
33. Newton at Corrigan-Camden (Week 9)
It seems every year Newton is the favorite to win its district. And for good reason — the Eagles are 25-2 over the last two seasons and have had decades of postseason success. But winning district 11-3A DII won't exactly be a cakewalk. Corrigan-Camden reached the regional semifinals a year ago and enters the year ranked No. 6. The Bulldogs bring back numerous key starters including stud 2,000-yard rusher Keegan Mitchell. Still, Newton is ranked No. 3 and features seven returning starters on each side of the ball. And we haven't even mentioned do-it-all athlete Roney Elam, one of the state's premier small-school players.
32. Rockdale at Lago Vista (Week 8)
Bet we can sell you on this game in four bullet points. Ready? Here goes.
-It's No. 4 on the road against No. 7 in our preseason 3A DI rankings.
-Depending on what Cameron Yoe (No. 2) does, this will be for critical playoff positioning.-It's Rockdale's explosive offense (remember the name: WR Pearce Loth) against Lago's never-easy defense (remember the name: LB Chayseland Taylor).
-This is great example of what could be a budding rivalry created by realignment: Rockdale and Lago Vista are 72 miles apart, and yet have never played one another. So there's a bit of a blank slate feel here as well.
31. Sinton at Cuero (Week 9)
This might very well be the biggest small-school game of the year down in South Texas. Sinton is simply loaded. The Pirates bring back 14 starters from last year's state semifinalist team including one of the most underrated dual-threat quarterbacks in the Lone Star State in Tyler Handson, who amassed over 4,000 yards of total offense and scored 50 touchdowns in 2013. Cuero, a traditional Region IV powerhouse, is coming off an appearance in the regional semifinals and has a star of its own — UTSA commit and 1,800-yard rusher D'Anthony Hopkins. You won't want to miss this battle for the District 15-4A DII title.
Coming tomorrow: Nos. 30-21 on DCTF's countdown of the 50 can't miss high school games of 2014!
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Annapolis, MD (Sports Network) - Noah Copeland ran for a pair of touchdowns as the Navy Midshipmen posted a 21-10 win over the Texas State Bobcats at Navy- Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
Copeland ran for a game-high 110 yards on 17 carries for Navy (7-4) as the squad won for the sixth time in the last seven outings. Gee Gee Greene added another 71 yards and a score on the ground as the Academy produced a whopping 407 yards on 62 rushing attempts.
The Bobcats (3-7), losers of four in a row and six of seven, were led by quarterback Shaun Rutherford who completed 25-of-40 passes for 290 yards and a score while shaking off two sacks in the loss.
The only scoring of the first half came courtesy of Copeland who capped a six- play, 73-yard drive with a 15-yard TD run at the 8:42 mark in the first quarter to give the hosts a 7-0 edge.
Late in the first half the Bobcats were able to work the ball down into the red zone, but after setting up for a field goal the team decided to run a fake instead, but the holder was taken down for a loss and the ball was turned over on downs to the Midshipmen.
Texas State received the second-half kickoff, but it was fumbled by Jafus Gaines which gave the ball to Navy at the 16-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage Copeland made it into the end zone to make the score 14-0.
The Bobcats finally broke through with a 36-yard field goal late in the period by Will Johnson.
Less than two minutes into the fourth quarter, Greene crossed the goal line from 10 yards out for the Midshipmen to push the lead to 21-3.
On the very next possession, Texas State made things rather interesting when Rutherford hooked up with Isaiah Battle on a 62-yard TD pass play, but the Bobcats offense would not be heard from again.
For Navy, which entered the week ranked sixth in the nation in rushing with 274.3 ypg, the total for today marked the second-highest mark of the season behind the 512 yards gained against East Carolina late last month.
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Civil Engineering (CE) Course Descriptions
CE 5001 Process and Ethics in Thesis/Dissertation Research Development
(1-0) 1 hour credit.
Course discusses the process and the ethical issues involved in conducting research and developing a thesis or dissertation. It covers research organizational skills, literature searches, technical writing, honesty in writing and plagiarism issues.
CE 5013 Civil Engineering Systems Analysis
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Systems approach to optimization and problem solving; operations research applications in civil engineering; mathematical modeling and analysis techniques including linear programming, dynamic programming, decision analysis and use of software to solve linear and nonlinear programming problems.
CE 5023 Finite Element Methods
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Derivation and computer implementation of the finite element method for the solution of civil engineering boundary value problems. (Same as ME 5483. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5023 and ME 5483.)
CE 5043 Advanced Civil Engineering Statistics
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Statistical analysis methods include descriptive statistics, interval estimation and hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, design of experiments, regression analysis, and time series analysis. Additional topics covered include probabilistic methods, decision analysis and reliability analysis applied to civil engineering systems.
CE 5103 Advanced Steel Design
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Connection design, welded and bolted, moment-resistant connections, plate girders, column stability, bracing design, and seismic design of frames. (Formerly CE 5343 Topic 4: Advanced Steel Design. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5103 and CE 5343 Advanced Steel Design.)
CE 5123 Bridge Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Design loads, load distribution, design of superstructures and substructures, and evaluation and load rating capacity of bridges. (Formerly CE 5343 Topic 8: Bridge Engineering. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5123 and CE 5343 Bridge Engineering.)
CE 5133 Advanced Reinforced Concrete
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Curved beams, torsion design, retaining walls and shear walls, stairs, two-way slabs, yield-line theory, biaxial load on columns, slenderness effects, joint design, strut-and-tie methods, and concrete elasticity and failure criteria. (Formerly CE 5343 Topic 2: Advanced Reinforced Concrete Structures. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5133 and CE 5343 Advanced Reinforced Concrete Structures.)
CE 5143 Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Mathematical equation root finding and optimization methods, matrix equations, solution methods, eigenvector and eigenvalue solution methods, finite difference methods, curve-fitting methods, numerical integration and differentiation techniques, and introduction to finite element formulations.
CE 5153 Prestressed Concrete
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Overview of prestressed concrete development; design properties of materials; analysis and design of pre-tensioned and post-tensioned concrete members; full and partial prestressing; serviceability and strength requirements, code criteria for prestressed continuous beams, statically indeterminate frames and other structures. (Formerly CE 5343 Topic 3: Prestressed Concrete. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5153 and CE 5343 Prestressed Concrete.)
CE 5203 Environmental Microbiology
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
To provide a basic understanding of environmental microbiology primarily from two aspects: microbial interactions with chemical pollutants in the environment and the fate of microbial pathogens in the environment. Topics covered include microbial environments, detection of bacteria and their activities in the environment, microbial biogeochemistry, bioremediation and water quality. (Same as ES 5063. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5203 and ES 5063.)
CE 5213 Biological Phenomena in Environmental Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
The major biological phenomena and processes used in environmental engineering control. Fundamentals of microbiology and biochemistry as applied to wastewater treatment, drinking water treatment, and hazardous waste remediation. (Formerly titled "Industrial Waste Treatment.")
CE 5293 Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Introduces vector, raster and tabular concepts, emphasizing the vector approach. Topics include spatial relationships, map features, attributes, relational database, layers of data, data ingesting, digitizing from maps, projections, output, applications, and availability of public data sets. Focus will be placed on spatial/temporal data analyses using digitized maps and database information in an area of CE specialization.
CE 5303 Hydrometeorology
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
The main objective of this course is to familiarize the student with the local and global distribution of freshwater. Conceptualizations of the water balance/budget are developed using principles of physical hydrology and meteorology. Emphasis will be on recent research and modern methods for data analysis and modeling. Real life events and phenomena will be discussed. In addition to the text, material will be presented from other sources. Guest instructors will give presentations on some case studies.
CE 5403 Advanced Characterization of Highway Materials
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Basic and advanced level of the fundamentals of material response to static and repeated loading; emphasis on the deformation and fatigue behavior of asphalt mixtures, constitutive modeling for mixtures, microstructure characterization for mixtures, nondestructive testing of pavements, asphalt binder characterization, unbound materials (base and sub-base materials) evaluation and characterization.
CE 5423 Advanced Pavement Analysis and Design
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Asphalt concrete and portland concrete pavement analysis and design. Layered elastic, nonlinear, and viscoelastic analysis. Slabs under environmental and traffic stresses. Software for layer analysis and slab analysis. AASHTO 1993 design method. Asphalt Institute and Portland Cement Association method. NCHRP 1-37A developed mechanistic-empirical design method. (Formerly CE 5513 Topic 5: Pavement Design. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5423 and CE 5513 Pavement Design.)
CE 5433 Advanced Geometric Design
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with the geometric design of highways and streets. Topics include highway functions, design controls and criteria, elements of design, local roads and streets, freeways, and intersections. (Formerly CE 5513 Topic 6: Advanced Geometric Design. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5433 and CE 5513 Advanced Geometric Design.)
CE 5443 Pavement Management
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Pavement evaluation and performance, evaluation of pavement distress condition surveys, evaluation of pavement roughness ride quality, skid resistance of pavements, evaluation of pavement structural capacity, maintenance and rehabilitation, prioritization and optimization of pavement maintenance, and rehabilitation needs. (Formerly CE 5513 Topic 4: Pavement Management Systems. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5443 and CE 5513 Pavement Management Systems.)
CE 5453 Transportation Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Study of the Highway Capacity Manual, traffic stream parameters and relationships, analytical techniques in traffic engineering such as capacity analysis, queuing theory, and traffic simulation. Design and operation of advanced traffic management systems including signalization, real-time motorist information, urban incident management, and ITS concepts. (Formerly CE 5513 Topic 8: Principles of Traffic Engineering. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5453 and CE 5513 Principles of Traffic Engineering.)
CE 5463 Foundation Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Shallow and deep foundations, including footings, slabs on-grade, cofferdams, sheet-pile walls, drilled shafts, piles and retaining walls. (Formerly CE 5353 Topic 2: Advanced Foundation Engineering. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5463 and CE 5353 Advanced Foundation Engineering.)
CE 5503 Advanced Open Channel Hydraulics
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Use of state-of-the-art computer models to evaluate gradually varied and unsteady flows. The concepts of dimensional analysis and similitude will also be addressed. (Formerly CE 5313 Topic 4: Advanced Hydraulic Engineering. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5503 and CE 5313 Advanced Hydraulic Engineering.)
CE 5613 Environmental Chemistry
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
This course explores the chemistry of the environment, the chemistry underlying environmental problems and solutions to environmental problems. Emphasis is placed on thermodynamics and kinetics of reaction cycles; sources, sinks and transport of chemical species; and quantitation of chemical species. Examples are selected from the chemistry of natural and contaminated air, water, and soil.
CE 5623 Advanced Treatment Processes for Water Quality Control
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Principles, modeling and design aspects of physical chemical treatment processes in drinking water, wastewater and groundwater remediation applications. (Formerly CE 5233 Topic 1: Physical and Chemical Treatment Operations. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5623 and CE 5233 Physical and Chemical Treatment Operations.)
CE 5643 Sustainable Energy Systems
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course explores various facets of sustainable energy systems and their role in securing America's energy future. It covers national and global energy trends, social, political, regulatory, technical/economic constraints and policy considerations. The course uses a systems approach in examining the technology and economics behind each alternative energy source and the major qualitative and quantitative factors affecting their large-scale deployment. (Same as ME 5273. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5643 and ME 5273.)
CE 5653 River Science
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
An in-depth examination of river sediment transport principles. Topics include water and sediment supply, sediment dynamics, river morphology, and channel instability. Field trip required. (Same as GEO 5413. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 5653 and GEO 5413.)
CE 5663 River Mechanics and Engineering Applications
(3-0) 3 hours credit. Prerequisite: CE 5653 or equivalent.
This course focuses on the application of sediment transport principles to practical river mechanics and environmental problems. Applications include laboratory experiments, and numerical simulations related to the solution of practical river engineering problems.
CE 5703 Special Topics in Hydraulics and Hydrology
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with special aspects of hydraulics and hydrology. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
CE 5713 Special Topics in Structures
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with special aspects of structural engineering. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
CE 5723 Special Topics in Transportation
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with special aspects of transportation engineering. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
CE 5733 Special Topics in Environmental Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with special aspects of environmental engineering. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
CE 5743 Special Topics in Geotechnical Engineering
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Course deals with special aspects of geotechnical engineering. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
CE 5973 Special Project
3 hours credit.
Work carried out by nonthesis Master's students under the direction of their Advisory Committee to fulfill the project requirement of their degree. It may involve applied or theoretical work and a report documenting the findings.
CE 5981-3 Master's Thesis
1 to 3 hours credit. Prerequisite: Approval of the student's Advisory Committee.
Thesis research and preparation. May be repeated for credit, but not more than 6 hours will apply to the Master's degree. Credit will be awarded upon completion of the thesis. Enrollment is required each term in which the thesis is in progress. (Formerly CE 6983.)
CE 5991 Graduate Seminar
(1-0) 1 hour credit.
Graduate seminar may be repeated for credit up to 3 semester credit hours.
CE 6013 Hydrologic Modeling and Analysis
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
This course will address hydrological modeling (both theory and practical applications with focus on the latter) and related issues. Multimedia and advanced visualization will be used in lectures and class work. Most of the course is dedicated to hands-on, problem-oriented applications using a variety of practical techniques. It will provide students with the knowledge and tools necessary to use data derived from geographical information systems (GIS) to develop hydrologic estimates needed for different applications.
CE 6103 Fate and Transport of Contaminants in the Environment
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
The course deals with the hydrodynamics of mixing and transport, as well as the interaction of mixing and various reaction rate processes. Applications in the course will include water and wastewater treatment, groundwater pollution, and transport and mixing in rivers, lakes and reservoirs. (Formerly CE 6053 Topic 1: Fate and Transport of Contaminants in Environmental System. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 6103 and CE 6053 Fate and Transport of Contaminants in Environmental System.)
CE 6113 Global Change
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Changes in the global distribution of plants and animals and the causes of the changes will be examined. Factors that are apparently coupled to changes in the atmosphere and environmental temperature will be examined. (Same as ES 5043 and GEO 5043. Credit can be earned for only one of the following: CE 6113, ES 5043, or GEO 5043.)
CE 6153 Advanced Mechanics and Modeling of Structural Materials
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Constitutive models and strength theories for steel, concrete, reinforced concrete, soil and newly developed materials such as composite laminates. Theoretical basis of beam, plate (slab), shell, frame analysis of structural components. Buckling of beams, plates, shells and frames. Correlated design requirements based on strength and stability analysis of structural components implemented in the Steel Manual and the ACI code. Modeling of complicated, nonlinear behavior of structures under static and dynamic loadings, such as seismic, wind loading using finite element methods.
CE 6221 Graduate Seminar in Environmental Science and Engineering
(1-0) 1 hour credit.
Will include presentations of current research by faculty and invited guests who are experts in various aspects of research in the environmental sciences and engineering, and advanced graduate students who are about to complete their dissertation research. May be repeated for credit.
CE 6523 Advanced Surface Water Hydrology
(3-0) 3 hours credit.
Use of state-of-the-art computer models to study the rainfall-runoff process. Extreme events are the focus of the course (droughts and floods). Approaches to developing design precipitation events will also be presented. (Formerly CE 5313 Topic 3: Advanced Surface Water Hydrology. Credit cannot be earned for both CE 6523 and CE 5313 Advanced Surface Water Hydrology.)
CE 6951-3 Independent Study
1 to 3 hours credit. Prerequisites: Written permission of the instructor and the student's Advisory Committee.
Independent reading, research, discussion, and/or writing under the direction of a faculty member. For students needing specialized work not normally available as part of the regular course offerings. May be repeated for credit, but not more than 6 hours, regardless of discipline, will apply to the Master's degree.
CE 6961 Comprehensive Examination
1 hour credit. Prerequisite: Written permission of the student's Advisory Committee.
The comprehensive examination course is intended as a 1 semester credit hour substitute for the Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering thesis or the Master of Civil Engineering graduate seminar. Students may register for this course in a semester in which the examination is to be taken, if they are not enrolled in other courses. The grade report for the course is either "CR" (satisfactory performance on the Comprehensive Examination) or "NC" (unsatisfactory performance on the Comprehensive Examination).
CE 7211-3 Doctoral Research
1 to 3 hours credit. Prerequisites: Admission to Doctoral candidacy, consent of the student's Dissertation Committee and consent of the DSC.
Research work carried out by the student under the supervision of their Dissertation Committee. May be repeated as necessary, but no more than 15 hours may be applied to the Doctoral degree.
CE 7311-3 Doctoral Dissertation
1 to 3 hours credit. Prerequisites: Successful defense of the oral defense, consent of the student's Dissertation Committee and consent of the DSC.
Dissertation work carried out by the student under the supervision of their Dissertation Committee. May be repeated as necessary, but not more than 15 hours may be applied to the Doctoral degree.


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One of spawn.com's favorite events of the year is rapidly approaching: Comic-Con International. Located as always at the San Diego Convention Center in, uh, San Diego, 2003's event is sure to be a blast for all who attend.
We'll be at the event starting Preview Night Wednesday, July 16 through Sunday, July 20, 2003. Our booth number is 1913. There, you'll be subjected to our cool setup featuring loads of two-up prototypes of upcoming figures and plenty of neat stuff to check out. Plus you'll get to bask in the warm glow of several spawn.com personalities and McFarlane employees.
Oh, and then there's this year's Comic-Con exclusive piece. For 2003, we've put together a special two-pack featuring a 4-inch-scale Spawn action figure and a 4-inch-scale replica of the upcoming Miracleman resin statue. The set is available in a special Comic-Con clamshell package and includes a rotating base with figure poster. This two-pack is extremely limited and will sell for $15. We'll also have other products available to purchase.
In addition to the spawn.com booth, McFarlane staffers are also taking part in several Comic-Con panels. Here's the rundown on those:Plastically Incorrect, Friday, July 18, 1 to 2 p.m., Room 18.
Presented by AFTimes.com. What happens when toy worlds collide? What would top toy experts say to each other if given the opportunity? Be a fly on the wall in this live debate. This will be an action figure/toy forum in the same format as
"Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher." We have a panel of experts and
Action Figure Times' Julius Marx will moderate by throwing topics into
the ring and letting the insiders hash it out. Features spawn.com writer/editor/head of the Collector's Club and all-around nice guy Dion Bozman.
What's up with all these McFarlane companies?, Friday, July 18, 2:30-3:30 p.m., Room 8
Todd Mcfarlane's companies are involved in all aspects of popular culture. Hear the latest about all the ongoing McFarlane projects in a lively panel discussion with some of Todd's top guys. Features Terry Fitzgerald-President, Todd McFarlane Entertainment; Ed Frank-President and Chief Designer-McFarlane Design; Dion Bozman-McFarlane Toys Collector's Club honcho; John Goff-Spawn.com comics and toy board moderator. Moderated by: Larry Marder-President McFarlane Toys.
How to make toys the McFarlane way!, Saturday, July 19, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Room 9
Join Ed Frank, Todd's top toy designer, in a hands-on demonstration about the artistic methods McFarlane uses to create toys. Learn inside design, sculpting and painting secrets used in the creative process at McFarlane Toys. Moderated by: Larry Marder-President, McFarlane Toys.But, wait, even though we're serious about the concept of event exclusives, we realize that not everyone can get to San Diego. So, we saved a single set of exclusives to give away here on spawn.com.
All you have to do is send an e-mail to email@example.com. Subject: San Diego Contest. Include your name and complete mailing address. You may enter only once and please, do the right thing and only enter if you're not actually coming to the event. All entries must be received by noon PST July 10. The winner will be announced on spawn.com July 11. Good luck.
For more info on San Diego Comic-Con 2003, surf to www.comic-con.org.