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SPOKANE, Wash. – Bryan Peterson's pass to Dustin Martin as time expired fell incomplete and visiting La Verne held on for a 25-20 win over Whitworth in a non-conference football game on Saturday afternoon at the Pine Bowl.
The game was the season-opener for the Leopards and La Verne's first victory over Whitworth in eight all-time meetings. The Pirates fell to 2-1 despite nearly rallying from a 23-7 fourth-quarter deficit.
The Leopards dominated the first half, taking a 17-0 lead into the locker rooms and the score difference could have been larger. ULV outgained Whitworth 260-66 in the opening half and used five sacks to limit the Pirates to -20 rushing yards.
The opening half started badly from the Pirates' opening possession when Matt Canlas intercepted Whitworth QB Bryan Peterson at the Bucs' 27 and returned the ball to the Whitworth 11. On fourth down at the six, Brian Duboski hit Gus Viramontes for a touchdown and a 7-0 La Verne lead less than four minutes into the game.
After a Whitworth three-and-out, La Verne moved back into Pirate territory but had to settle for a 25-yard field goal and a 10-0 advantage.
The Pirates had a total of -1 yards in the first quarter.
Early in the second quarter running back Travis Sparks-Jackson finished off a 91-yard drive for the Leopards with a four-yard touchdown run. The possession took 17 plays and 4:47 off of the clock and extended La Verne's lead to 17-0 with 12:07 to play in the first half.
But then the Whitworth defense stiffened. Even as the Pirate offense continued to sputter in the first half, the defense held La Verne on downs deep inside Whitworth territory on the Leopards' final two possessions of the half.
The Pirates finally showed spark in the opening minutes of the second half. Casey Monahan's interception gave Whitworth the ball on La Verne's 37 yard line and DJ Tripoli finished off the possession with a six-yard touchdown run, his fifth TD of the season.
La Verne would finish with only 20 total yards in the third quarter, but the Pirates could not cut further into the lead.
It appeared the Leopards might have taken complete control when Dubroski completed a 56-yard scoring pass up the ULV sideline to John Lilly just over the outstretched hand of a Whitworth defender. The Leopards led 23-7 with 13:43 to play after the extra point was no good.
Whitworth responded with an 81-yard scoring drive that only took 1:02. Peterson snuck up the middle for a 20-yard scoring run. The Pirates went for two and luck went against Whitworth as Carvante Hill returned an interception all the way to score two points for the Leopards' defense.
The Pirates got the ball back again with 9:02 to go and drove 95 yards in 13 plays for another score. Peterson ran in from 18 yards for the touchdown this time, after converting a 4th and 11 pass to Wade Meyer near midfield.
Now trailing 25-20 with 4:15 to play, Whitworth elected to kick deep and it worked out perfectly for the Bucs. After a quick three and out that only required one timeout, Whitworth took over at La Verne's 43 with 2:17 to play. But one six-yard completion was followed by three straight incomplete passes and the Leopards appeared to have secured victory with 1:42 to go in the game.
But another defensive stand by Whitworth gave the Bucs one final shot from their own 20-yard line with 39 seconds to play after La Verne's punt went into the endzone.
Peterson completed a pass of 35 yards to Meyer and passes of 15 and 34 yards to Drew Clausen to move Whitworth into the Leopards' redzone. A Pirate holding penalty and another 13-yard conversion to Clausen gave the Bucs one final play from La Verne's 13 yardline. But the pass attempt from Peterson to Martin fell incomplete on the game's final play.
Despite its offensive struggles in the first half, Whitworth outgained La Verne 435-391 by game's end, outgaining the Leopards 369-125 in the second half.
Peterson completed 20 of 38 passes for a career-high 374 yards with two interceptions and two touchdown runs. But he was sacked seven times in the game for 63 yards in losses. Clausen caught eight passes for 172 yards, while Meyer had seven grabs for 120 yards. Tripoli finished with 74 yards and a touchdown on 22 attempts.
Duboski finished the game 15 of 30 for 204 yards with two touchdowns and one interception for La Verne. Lilly had three grabs for 85 yards and a score, while Matt Baugh caught three for 43 yards. Matt Biggers ran for 117 yards on 35 carries, while Sparks-Jackson totaled 52 yards on ten attempts.
Jacob Kriegbaum led the Pirate defense with ten tackles, including three for losses of 12 yards. Aaron Cochran also had ten stops.
Manny Macias had eight tackles and an interception for the Leopards while Anthony Arguello had three of La Verne's sacks for a total of 30 yards.
Whitworth will attempt to bounce back from the first loss of the season when the Pirates travel to play Chapman next Saturday in the Pirates' first road game of 2013.


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum enlightens and educates hundreds of thousands of visitors annually through unique and dynamic exhibitions, award-winning education programs, and a variety of exciting public performances.
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We invite you to join the Donor Circle, an enthusiastic and fun group of donors who share a passion for rock and roll music and are committed to our world-class Museum. Individuals are asked to contribute an annual gift between $1,000 and $25,000, an invaluable source of support for our award-winning programs and acclaimed exhibitions. In return, we are pleased to provide you with benefits to deepen your involvement, including:
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Is your business looking for a unique way to provide your staff and clients with entertaining benefits? Consider joining the Museum's Corporate Donor Program. It's a great way to provide everyone with an extensive schedule of events and privileges while investing in the Museum's mission through an annual gift, starting at the $1,000 level. In return for your generous support, you will enjoy the many advantages of being a Corporate Donor, including:
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Whether we're arranging a tour for our international visitors or hosting a special event for our clients or employees, the experience is the same - it rocks! And with an annual $100 million economic impact on our region, this world-renowned museum benefits everyone who lives or works in Northeast Ohio.
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Planned gifts benefit a donor by:
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(This information is not intended as legal advice; in all cases please consult your financial advisor for specific details.)
One of the easiest ways to provide enduring support to the Museum is to include a bequest in your will or trust that names Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum as a beneficiary. A bequest is not subject to Federal or state estate or inheritance taxes and is deductible in calculating your taxable estate.
Designating the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to receive any benefits remaining in your retirement plan or using them during your lifetime to fund a charitable gift to the Museum may effectively reduce the taxes that will otherwise be imposed on those accounts.
This type of gift is very easy. You make an irrevocable contribution of cash or marketable securities and in return are paid an income for life. After your death, the remaining principal will pass to the Museum to be used as you have instructed. These gift annuities result in an immediate tax deduction for a portion of the value of the gift.
If you establish a charitable trust to make regular lifetime payments to you and others, you can designate the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to receive the remainder, realizing lifetime security and an immediate tax deduction for a portion of the value of the trust.
Gifts of tangible personal property, such as artifacts and memorabilia, are generally eligible for the same tax benefits as gifts of securities. But, there are special procedures. Please contact the Development department if you are considering such a gift.
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By making a significant gift to the Museum, you could be honored through the naming of an area within the Museum or the naming of a Museum program. Spaces in the Museum include the Hall of Fame Theater, the Technology Gallery and the VIP Conference Room. Rock and Roll Night School, Hall of Fame Series, and Rockin' the Schools are some of the Museum programs that are opportunities. There are also various naming opportunities available at the Library and Archives facility.
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Sponsorships are an important component of the Museum's funding and outreach strategy. Aligning your brand or corporation with the Rock Hall offers exciting opportunities to actually impact your bottom line. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum takes great pride in working with you to develop strategic, results-oriented sponsorship programs that directly support your marketing, branding and sales needs.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame develops customized Sponsorship solutions that range from traveling exhibit initiatives, event production and naming, sweepstakes, exhibit naming, educational events, client hospitality and national promotion development.
Since the Museum opened in 1995 we have enjoyed partnerships with Continental Airlines, AT&T, Energizer, Gibson Musical Instruments, FORTUNE magazine, MBNA, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, f.y.e. – for your entertainment, Activision, MillerCoors, T-Mobile and Mercedes-Benz just to name a few.
For more information about how a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum sponsorship can benefit your company or organization, please contact Steve Dobo at 216.515.1223 or [email protected].
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum seeks materials that will help tell the life stories of Hall of Fame inductees, as well as other significant artists. The Museum's Collection is dependent on donated items. Items are taken on loan for specific exhibit use. The Museum does not purchase items, and cannot give appraisals or estimate the value of memorabilia.
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The plates cost only $25 more than the standard registration fee and $15 of that comes directly to the Museum to help support our many programs and exhibits. By purchasing and displaying these license plates, you show your support, help fund our educational programs and exhibits and keep this fundraising tool available to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Preview Thursday's IMPACT on SpikeTV - featuring Open Fight Night and Gut Check
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moggetkitty wrote:
this may have already been asked but is canvas "2" a sequel?
Yes, it is a sequel to the 2 episode Canvas ~Motif of Sepia~ OAV.
EDIT: The above was based on what was stated by another user an earlier message, so reaper_g's information below should be heeded. The following from my original message still appears to be correct, however:
Although I have yet to start watching it, from what I understanding, watching the OAV is not really required.
Yes, that's my real age
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this may have already been asked but is canvas "2" a sequel?
No it isn't.
It's an adaptation of the second game in the series. There is a hentai adaptation of the first, but the plots don't appear to be linked. Haven't seen either but there's no characters that apear in both and the setting is different.
why me, "sob" why me????
no Australian releases, i have to wait until everything else starts.
so not fair
oh well, i will have to consult my database of anime olds. maybe revisit the original hellsing set and some chobits.
plase try and sort out the licencing stuff for australia
so many anime i cannot watch
Working 6 days a week, earning a living
AWSOME!!! more watching
It looks like I'll be occupied for a couple of days!
-Venus to Mamoru! & Canvas 2 were excellent shows. Just about everything KP puts out is great. MA has something to be desired for me since the subtitles were sparse adn there were time that there where just **** instead of what thye were saying.
Other than that, CR hit gold when they got all these shows from KP and we hit gold cause we have CR.
Wow! So Moe! Magicians and stuff...cute stuff! >\\<
But I have too many series that I want to finish at the moment. But I hope to check them out soon. ^-^
moving~ 29/08/14
yer none of these r available in my country either...its australia!
Only Lucky Star,Canvas 2,Maburaho and Melody Of Oblivion aren't available in my country...Maybe the cable channels in my country acquired those animes already.


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Bunker Hill softball vs. North Lincoln
Newton-Conover softball at Hickory
Foard soccer vs. Burns
Newton-Conover soccer at Lincoln Charter
Foard tennis vs. Lake Norman
Newton-Conover tennis vs. Salisbury vs. Hickory
L-R women's golf at Lady Pirate Invitational
L-R men's golf at Richard Rendleman Invitational
L-R women's tennis at Barton, 1 p.m.
L-R men's tennis at Barton, 1 p.m.
L-R women's lacrosse vs. Wheeling Jesuit, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, March 6
St. Stephens softball at Alexander Central
Maiden softball vs. Lincoln Charter
Foard softball at Watauga
Newton-Conover softball vs. Lincolnton
St. Stephens baseball at Alexander Central
Bandys baseball vs. Lexington
Fred T. Foard baseball vs. Watauga
St. Stephens tennis at Hibriten
Maiden tennis vs. Bunker Hill
Bandys tennis vs. East Burke
Foard tennis at South Caldwell
Newton-Conover tennis at South Iredell
St. Stephens soccer at Ashbrook
Bandys soccer at South Caldwell
Bunker Hill soccer at Alexander Central
L-R women's golf at Lady Pirate Invitational
L-R men's golf at Richard Rendleman Invitational
L-R baseball at Limestone, 3 p.m.
Wednesday, March 7
Maiden softball at Lincolnton
Bandys softball at Alexander Central
Foard softball vs. Patton
Maiden soccer at North Lincoln
Newton-Conover soccer at North Iredell
Maiden tennis at Mooresville
Bunker Hill tennis at Challenger
Newton-Conover tennis at West Caldwell
Bunker Hill baseball vs. Hibriten
Newton-Conover baseball vs. Hickory
L-R men's lacrosse at Pfeiffer, 3:30 p.m.
L-R women's lacrosse vs. Grand Valley State, 7 p.m.
Thursday, March 8
St. Stephens softball at Maiden
Newton-Conover softball at Freedom
St. Stephens baseball at Bunker Hill
Maiden baseball at Patton
Bunker Hill baseball vs. St. Stephens
NWC golf at Catawba Springs CC (Hickory)
Bandys soccer at Challanger
Bunker Hill soccer at West Iredell
Foard soccer vs. R.S. Central
Bunker Hill track at TBD
Newton-Conover track at Bunker Hill
Foard tennis vs. Hibriten
L-R softball at Catawba (doubleheader), 2 p.m.
CVCC baseball vs. Mars Hill JV, 2 p.m.
Friday, March 9
St. Stephens softball vs. South Caldwell
Foard softball vs. Alexander Central
St. Stephens baseball vs. South Caldwell
Fred T. Foard baseball vs. Alex. Central
St. Stephens soccer at TC Roberson
Maiden soccer vs. North Lincoln
Bandys soccer vs. Highland Tech
Bunker Hill soccer at Cherryville
Newton-Conover soccer vs. South Caldwell
Maiden tennis vs. Draughn
Bandys tennis at Bunker Hill
L-R track and field at NCAA Div. II Indoor Track and Field National Championships
L-R baseball vs. Carson-Newman, 6 p.m.
Saturday, March 10
Bandys softball at AC JV Clash
Foard soccer at Burns Showcase
L-R track and field at NCAA Div. II Indoor Track and Field National Championships
L-R women's tennis vs. East Stroudsburg, 10 a.m.
L-R women's lacrosse vs. Urbana, 12 p.m.
L-R baseball vs. Carson-Newman (doubleheader), 1 p.m.
L-R softball at Anderson (doubleheader), 2 p.m.
L-R men's lacrosse vs. Wingate, 2 p.m.
CVCC baseball vs. COA (doubleheader), 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 11
L-R men's tennis vs. West Virginia State, 1 p.m.
L-R softball vs. UNC-Pembroke (doubleheader), 2 p.m.
CVCC baseball vs. COA, 12 p.m.


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Posted: Thu 29 Oct 2009, 21:50
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I'm intrigued by your numbers on the processes, etc. Though SM 2006 isn't as easy on the eyes, your research shows it may be easy on the CPU.
I'm typing this on SeaMonkey 2.0, a very fast browser, but with equally unattractive fonts and menu bar. Whatever it is, it's catching
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 00:49
Post subject: TextMaker 2008 plus wine - how many processes does it use?!
Subject description: 6 processes (including wine) and 14M RAM
Running TexMaker Office 2008 using wine-lite-1.1.30 on Dell CPx laptop with Pentium III, 450 MHz CPU and 256 MB RAM on Puppy 4.3
Prior to running Textmaker 2008:
From output of top (since like better free it shows buffers and cache being used) ->
Mem: 125784K used, 128716K free, 0K shrd, 17828K buff, 76232K cached
free memory + buffers + cache = 128716K + 17828K + 76232K = 222776K
tail of ps command showing current highest process numbers:
6271 root 0:00 top
8567 root 0:00 sleep 2
8568 root 0:00 busybox ps
After starting up Textmaker 2008:
From output of top ->
Mem: 178000K used, 76500K free, 0K shrd, 18712K buff, 113452K cached
free memory + buffers + cache = 76500K + 18712K + 113452K = 208664K
So TextMaker running uses: 222776 - 208664 = 14112K RAM
tail of ps command output showing the new processes after top (6271):
6271 root 0:01 top
8750 root 0:05 TextMaker.exe
8754 root 0:01 /usr/bin/wineserver
8760 root 0:00 C:\windows\system32\servi
8762 root 0:00 C:\windows\system32\wined
8797 root 0:00 C:\windows\system32\explo
8800 root 0:00 rpcss
10039 root 0:00 sleep 2
10040 root 0:00 busybox ps
Ignoring the sleep 2 and busybox ps at the bottom of each ps output (since occurs both before and after running TextMaker), it can be seen that TextMaker 2008 with wine is only using an extra 6 processes.
Immediately after a reboot, Textmaker loads in twelve seconds on this old Pentium III 450 MHz, 256M RAM machine, and in eight seconds when then closed and restarted. IMO there is no way Open Office would come anything near to that! (even the go-OO version) But I'll try OO again sometime to be sure.
TextMaker subsequently runs fast and smooth on this old clunker of a machine (OpenOffice was always very slow and stuttery when I've tried it in the past, and Abiword on here still is - though less I think than OO used to be).
Textmaker 2008 quite accurately (it seems to me) also displays the complex MS word formatted documents I've looked at (Abiword certainly struggles there and OO is far from perfect I think).
I thus doubt OO will be anything like as "good" as Textmaker 2008 on an old machine like this, but I hope I'm wrong.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 02:47
Post subject: Re: TextMaker 2008 plus wine - how many processes does it u
Subject description: 6 processes (including wine) and 14M RAM
mcewanw wrote:
So TextMaker running uses: 222776 - 208664 = 14112K RAM
Of course, the above is arguable! I'm working on the assumption that the OS itself will take and allocate buffers and reserve as it sees fit - I'm not sure how much in the way of buffers and cache the app itself actually "needs" (for simplicity, I'm presuming it is a dynamic factor such that the app itself will actually keep running with very little in the way of buffers or cache). But if you have a better tool for measuring all this sort of thing, I'd be happy to know, particularly happy to know how it does its calculation (I guess they all rely on /proc/meminfo figures).
But at the end of the day, the important thing for me is that Textmaker 2008 runs quite well on this pretty slow and low resourced machine. Will Open Office? I don't know (but rather expect it to be much less satisfactory). Definitely would like to try the go-OO version since it is supposed to be at least a little faster and lower on resource demand than standard OO.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 05:12
Post subject: A few of links on free, htop, RAM and swap
freeupram script attached (just a one line shell script as described in the first link above). Use at your own risk (I've never had any problems with it though...:-)
Untar it into /bin
In a console (i.e. command line), run free and observe the results.
Run freeupram
Then run free again and see the difference
regains RAM used by cache and buffers
165 Bytes
726 Time(s)
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 14:53
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Ignoring the sleep 2 and busybox ps at the bottom of each ps output (since occurs both before and after running TextMaker), it can be seen that TextMaker 2008 with wine is only using an extra 6 processes.
This is interesting . It looks like we are getting different results depending on our method of measurement. I am using htop which I should have said. Lots of people have prepared htop for puppy it looks like, I think this one might be the pet I am using ->
I start htop and see how many processes are running and how much memory is used and then I start the program and see what the changes are. (I am using Puppy 4.3.2 the uPup build, so the Processes and RAM usage are higher than usual to begin). I wait a bit for things to settle after starting a program.
Processes RAM
Idle 26 70
2008 Wine 44 89
2006 Linux 28 78
AbiWord Linux 27 76
Go-oo Linux 32 90
2008 Linux 27 79
It is too much to hope that these columns will come out right. The real winner, imho, is Softmaker Office 2008 for linux, it starts up like lightening and has a small footprint, but US 79.95/Euro 69.95??? No way. I wish Ashampoo also sold Office 2008 for Linux because Ashampoo is having a sale until OCT 31--anything for $10.00, just in case someone wanted to buy the Windows version.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 16:00
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Has anyone created a test .doc in their version with tables of different column and row sizes, margin changes, font changes, and changes in justification and opened it up side by side with say MSWord 2000 to see if the formatting is screwed up?
It happens with Abiword and Open Office 3.
I find I can't trust docs prepared for professional, publication, or resume use on any of the secondary word processors.
Nothing like sending in a resume via email with blank pages, table formatting and fonts mixed up -- but which looks "fine" in the program that created it. You just never hear back, and are none the wiser. The place you applied to just thinks you can't read, or don't care what nonsense you mail in.
Opening up .docs is easy for these programs, and they read their own versions properly. It's just the people in business you send them to who end up scratching their heads.
To be honest, I don't understand the purpose of a .doc which isn't compatible. Why have it as a feature of the word processor at all? Just use a native format and leave it at that.
An approximate .doc is worse than no .doc, since the only real purpose of writing a .doc is to interchange with proper formatting with MSWord users. If formatting is screwed up, it would have been better to have sent a .txt.
Anyway, if this program can actually compose an accurate .doc it's worth the charge -- nothing else can.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 16:25
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mcewanw thank you very much for the info about this program.
Indeed is very fast and light weight. Whoever doesn't believe it I made my one test in my old dinosaur a pentium II celeron at 366MHz 256Mb ram. Does anyone believe that can't find out a light weighted program in this pc?
First of all I used the 2006 and 2008 linux versions, not wine.
Actually didn't really had to do anything in order to test it, it was obviously working fast without any problem (almost check later).
Textmaker rendered anything and was scrolling faster than both abiword and open office (the latest compiled by Barry).
To check planmaker, gnumeric and open office calc I opened a big .xls file. Gnumeric was hardly usable, calc was rendering and scrolling ok but very slowly, planmaker was fast and perfect, only had to change the font to dejavu as also the others.
If you still don't believe that is the best I've ever seen up till now think that I used textmaker and the same time I had opera 10.01 running in puppy forum, I was listening an online radio from aqualung and had also transmission running
I'm not planning to give any number is more than obvious to me that is the fastest yet low resource demanding office suite in linux.
Moreover I didn't even had to install them, I just extracted them to a folder outside from the puppy save (I keep it small) and just located the executables and worked out of the box.
Everything perfect? Unfortunately no. I couldn't use accents in greek and also there isn't any greek dictionary, so for me is useless except for english since almost all greek words need accents.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 19:03
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Yes, I agree completely there are many considerations other than speed and footprint. I also have gotten mad at OpenOffice for not showing me exactly what the person who made the file saw. For some people it may also be a factor that Softmaker/Ashampoo Office is proprietary rather than free and open source. It looks like we have some people looking at speed and footprint, others looking at compatibility, others at function. Maybe we will get some consensus, or at least some solid observations.
Anyway, if this program can actually compose an accurate .doc it's worth the charge -- nothing else can.
I am afraid I have found the same--and I keep versions of both Word 2003 and 2007 ready to run in Crossover. i am thinking that 100% compatibility is not possible--given that the "secondary" word processors are constantly having to play catch up with a moving target. But it's fun looking, huh?
If anyone is interested I made an
sfs of go-openoffice
. The hype is that it is faster starting up (it is fast in my experience), lighter weight, more compatible with microsoft office documents, and with a less cluttered interface. There is also controversy: that it is a way for microsoft through Novell to gain leverage in the open source software community (specifically, by using the language "mono" to write scripts or addons). On the third hand, Sun has not been notoriously successful in bringing openoffice along on its own or incorporating code from the community; specifically, all code in Sun OpenOffice must be copyright by Sun. Novell, however, has a more open policy. How many hands are we on now? About the last thing I know is that the go version is the one that Ubuntu includes.
Go-OpenOfice 3.1.1 ->
md5sum - 63c6a76d95a806c4c8ca9fc802585b35
This is
No frills
. I made it for myself so there are no menu entries or other conveniences. The desktop files for each program are in /opt/openoffice.org3/share/xdg, and you can drag them to the desktop for convenience. To use it, download it and place it in /mnt/home, then go to Menu -> System -> Bootmanager configure bootup -> Choose which extra SSF... and Add it to the Right Side. Then, next boot, it should be there in /opt so you can click the desktop files to run the programs. I made it from the version distributed at
. I used the script available there to download the rpm files and then used a loop with unrpm to unpack them all, then used mksquashfs to make the sfs. I'll be testing but I would appreciate it if anyone who tried it could let me know if there was a problem. Thank you.
I have moved this to a new topic in Additional Software.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 20:14
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playdayz You definitely have a point about being proprietary but unfortunately sometimes some open source programs are so bad written and bloated that is hard to not choose a proprietary one.
I always look for programs that are snappy, use low resources and do what they're supposed to do. That's the main reason I keep this old machine, to be able to easy identify them (it's my fetish
). And I'm telling you for sure that many times programs much bigger in size 20, 30 times are snappier and much better than the opposite.
The reason why I did my post is that truly I haven't found any writer program or spreadsheet program so fast and usable up till now. I'm totally amazed. Unfortunately as I wrote in my previous post I can't say that I found my holy gray since I can't use it for greek.
I'm downloading now your go-openoffice sfs and I'll test it tomorrow and respond in the go-openoffice thread. As long as it is not based in the very bloated java it will be faster than open-office for sure.
If anybody knows also any other alternative office suite please write it here in order to check it.
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 20:28
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You definitely have a point about being proprietary but unfortunately sometimes some open source programs are so bad written and bloated that is hard to not choose a proprietary one.
That is not necessarily my point--but I know it is important to many people. Personally, I am happy to reimburse a programmer or set of programmers who make good, useful software, the same as I would buy a finely crafted tool that felt good in my hands and worked well. Usually I have found such programs as shareware--which is fine with me. As I said I have bought from Ashampoo before and I had a chance to buy Office for 4.99 but I can't find the email!!! I also like to use software to explore theoretical ideas about computing, so i am enjoying this thread quite a bit. I am interested to know how go-oo does for you.
At the Softmaker web site I see they have an academic pricing of teachers and students: € 20 | US$ 25
$25 for Office 2008 for Linux is starting to seem closer to reasonable
They say: "Nearly 40% of all public schools in Germany have already ordered SoftMaker Office."
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Hmmm .....
jakfish wrote:
........ Re: softmaker for linux 2006--have you figured out any way to increase size of menubars, menu fonts, etc.? ........
No, it is not supported (read: hardcoded) on linux. You're advised to post a request on their forum. While this seems a bit unfortunate but read below to understand why ...
@all interested parties
If you ever wondered why softmaker apps have fantastic speed and small memory footprint, then look at the dependency list ... GTK2 and glibc is not on the list thus reducing a lot of layers ... yeah, software is like onions ... like onions, they have layers ...
Softmaker apps (on linux) uses their own "widget toolkit". Anyone wondered how they could implement those 95/2000/XP/Vista appearance? ..... Well, if you've used XP themes, then you'll know basically how it works ... The use of direct owner painting allows apps skinning but also requires specific support for many functions. The internal menus, fonts, lists and buttons combos have fixed sizes due to this. It has been requested a few times on their forum to allow resize-able menus etc (on linux) ... hopefully with enough people requesting, they'll do something about it ...
(BTW, in my simple tests, upon loading textmaker 2006 linux, top reports roughly 18MB of ram usage.)
Frankly, I prefer textmaker linux anytime compared to abiword/OOwriter. Sure textmaker is proprietary ... but the core functions works fine and it gets the job done right ... Nothing wrong using proprietary software if they do the actual job properly ... I find textmaker to be the perfect answer to fill that gap between abiword and OOwriter. Abiword is cranky with my docs and OOwriter is way too big with functions that I never use.
I own a copy of office2k but I've been using textmaker 2006 windows portable for the past two+ years and now finds that the same .doc documents opens correctly on textmaker 2006 linux. The same cannot be said for abiword ... I also couldn't care less about file formats. I just feed them through a viewer and copy-n-paste back to textmaker if I need to ...
The softmaker office2006 link-to-another-link that jakfish pointed out is for the full free version. The poster in the
original link
have indicated prior approval for publishing the download. So, grab a copy and give it a test run ... If you like it, register it for the price of free ...
Here's a tip:
Let's say you wanted a portable softmaker running in your flashdrive, just make a copy of /usr/share/office2006 into your flashdrive and create an empty portable.txt (ie. touch portable.txt). This instructs textmaker/planmaker to save all configs in the same folder.
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Thanks for the insights/post-ing on why TM visuals are so immutable.
I've used TM since its first alpha for my Jornada 720, and I admire their hard work immensely.
As somebody pointed out in this thread, it's hard, however, to trust 3rd-party software, regardless of price, to talk nice to Microsoft.
I'll try to embrace TM et al as a genuine substitute for my MS Word 97 on Puppy 4.31, but I keep going back to Word because I know that *.doc will play nice with other desktops (and my formatting is not that sophisticated).
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Posted: Fri 30 Oct 2009, 22:00
Post subject: problem with opentype fonts
I tried Softmaker Office 2008 for Linux (evaluation version) and it seems to have exporting problems with opentype fonts having postscript outlines (I used opentype set of Linux Libertine for my test)
Fonts are displayed, but not are showed when you export to pdf your file
regarding Softmaker 2006 for Linux, once started, when I click to export in pdf it says can't locate ps2pdf
EDIT: solved pdf export issue printing via cups with
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This is perhaps slightly OT, but I think just a small tip here is important to those seeking jobs and submitting resumes when using non-MS word processors.
One workaround is to save to .pdf -- which several of these WPs can do, assuming it is acceptable to the employer. Then open it in a genuine Adobe Reader to check it, and then you can send it in with a fair amount of confidence that what you wrote is what they will see.
Apologies for this again, but I have personal experience of people whose job chances were shot by being unaware of the problems with the .doc format produced by alternative WPs.
I hope some day that the alternative WP's will pay as much attention to their .doc formats as they do to piling on rarely used features. A basic word97 .doc format compatibility would serve everyone fine. Yet this has not been achieved in reality. Simple comparisons of formatting are very easy to do onscreen and through printout. It would seem to be a basic requirement.
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This is perhaps slightly OT, but I think just a small tip here is important to those seeking jobs and submitting resumes when using non-MS word processors.
One workaround is to save to .pdf -- which several of these WPs can do,
I see a big movement in general in that direction--i wonder why--maybe the fact that pdf is now included in so many document processors. One of the institutions for whom I teach has now gone exclusively to pdf for all documents in online courses. This is good news for alternative word processors I would say.
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Yeah! I mean, who wants Gmail, Google Search, Chrome, Android, YouTube, AdWords, Google Apps, Maps, and so on, and so forth. All useless stuff nobody wants!
How dare Google focus on more than immediate financial gain, and instead focus on trying to make the roads safer, or helping diabetics, or trying to explore the potential applications of wearable computing! All activities of every company ever should always and exclusively be focussed on immediate financial gain and shareholder returns, or else they'll get brilliant bloggers who contribute so much to the world complaining they can't spend their money right now, right away, now, now!
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Volume 78 - Number 42 / March 25 -31, 2009
West and East Village, Chelsea, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown and Lower East Side, Since 1933
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Streits staying put
Streits will continue making matzo at its longtime Lower East Side factory after the company decided to back off on the sale of its historic headquarters at Rivington and Suffolk Sts.
The Streit family, which originally moved into the first of four former tenement buildings at the site in 1925, put the properties on the market for $25 million in late 2007. After turning down a $20 million offer five months ago, the companys shareholders unanimously agreed that economic conditions had reduced the portfolios value too much to consider selling. Potential buyers had indicated an interest in residential development at the site.
Were here and staying in the Lower East Side for now, said Alan Adler, whose father and grandfather founded the business, which began as a mom-and-pop bakery on Pitt St. in 1914. Were going to stick out here as long as we possibly can.
Streits currently packages its matzo and related dry products at a warehouse in New Jersey, where Adler said he would ultimately like to consolidate all operations into a single facility. But that plan might have to remain on hold several years, he added, when the market hopefully has had enough time to fully rebound.
The dream would be a 100,000-square-foot, single-story building in an industrial complex, Adler said. Their current one six-story, two five-story and one four-story L.E.S. buildings only provide about 48,000 square feet.
Adler believes the buildings worth has dropped to about $14 million to $15 million, and that it will take years to bring the real estate market back to its former heights.
I will guesstimate that we will do this for five years, and well revisit [selling], he said, noting that maintenance of the companys ovens will continue as needed. If we have to, well just keep rebuilding.
Business at Streits has been brisk with the Jewish holiday of Passover approaching, and over all, the company has remained relatively insulated from the economic meltdown.
The demand is there for both Passover and daily matzo, Adler said. Thank God, were one of the few businesses in the economy thats doing very well.
Finally time for Topshop
One of Downtowns most highly anticipated and delayed retail openings will come at last on April 2 with the New York launch of Topshop, the British import whose announced debut sent shoppers tongues wagging last year.
The resurgent U.K. retailers first American foray, on Broadway at Broome St. in Soho, will offer the clothiers second-largest location next to its flagship London outpost. The planned New York unveiling had weathered a series of setbacks since news of the stores arrival broke in late 2007. Two previous launch dates were postponed due to complications during the 40,000-square-foot spaces build-out. According to reports, the much-hyped store will be spread out over four floors that include a shoe lounge, V.I.P. suite, D.J. booth and innovative design elements throughout.
Topshop made headlines two years back when supermodel Kate Moss introduced a line for the store, similar to the way chains like H&M and Target have brought in reputable designers to appeal to the citys more fashionable clientele.
I think the anticipation has built up, said Faith Hope Consolo, chairperson of Prudential Douglas Ellimans Retail Leasing and Marketing Sales Group, citing the stores European panache. I think the consumers are willing to open up their pocketbooks to something different.
Lower Broadway has turned into ground zero for foreign fashion imports, including the openings of Uniqlo and Muji just blocks away, and Consolo said Topshops entry will introduce even more quality to the area. Calling it the most exciting shop opening in Soho since Bloomingdales, she added that Broadway between Houston and Canal Sts. will remain in a state of perpetual retail growth.
You really have a contingency of a lot of great stores in one neighborhood, and Topshop is just going to be the icing on the cake, she said. They definitely will be a traffic driver.
Tapas take a dive
An as-yet-to-be-named tapas restaurant will open in the space of the popular East Village bar Tribe, which recently closed after a decade at the corner of First Ave. and St. Marks Place.
Danny Rivera, owner of the nearby Crooked Tree crêperie, plans to launch his Spanish-American tapas and wine bar by mid-June after extensive renovations to the space.
Im a guy from the neighborhood; Ive worked and lived here for over 10 years, said Rivera, whose cafe around the corner has been open for a decade. My plan is to make the place for the community.
Dr. Tara Allmen, who owns the five-story building housing the new restaurant, explained that Tribe had become derelict, even though it continued to draw loyal customers to the lounge-like, 1,000-square-foot space for a decade.
The bars owner, the senior partner in a group that operates four other venues in Manhattan, enjoyed a sweetheart deal during the last 10 years, Allmen said. But when the tenants lease recently came up, she more than doubled the price to bring it up to market rate, and decided to take things in another direction.
Im replacing a dive bar with an elegant wine bar and tapas place, Allmen added, claiming that the former operators did not maintain proper upkeep of the space. Do I think its a plus to have a higher-class place in the East Village? I would say its a bonus to have wonderful, quality places in the East Village.
History dictates that dive bars have sometimes outlasted fashionable restaurants in the neighborhood. But Rivera has already proven his longevity at the cafe and expects an even longer run with this new venture.
Its a neighborhood guy thats going to open up in the neighborhood, he said. Its in the hands of people in the neighborhood. Its not going to a sushi spot or a bank.
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"Once a Wayne countian, always a Wayne countian."
That remark was made to the writer a few years ago by the late P. H. Napier, beloved and well known jurist, who spent his life here. Judge Napier added: "And it doesn't matter how far they get from home, they still cherish their life and experience in Wayne county as choicest memory treasures."
The truth of this statement is well substantiated in a recent interview with the Honorable Carmi A. Thompson, nationally known Republican leader and former treasurer of the the United States who was born and reared on Paddle Creek, in Wayne County.
Richard M. Archer, of the Wheeling (W. Va.) Telegraph carries a column known as "Arrows In Friendly Flight." It is in this column that Mr. Thompson's interesting interview recalling boyhood days in this country is published.
Mr. Thompson was Republican nominee for governor in Ohio two years ago and assistant Secretary of the Interior during Taft's administration. He is a big business man and powerful politician. He is chairman of the Committee on Arrangements at the Republican national convention which is in session this week in Cleveland, Ohio, which city is the home of Mr. Thompson.
Wayne County News has secured special permission from Mr. Archer by wire to publish the interview which is copyrighted:
Writing to the Arrow man Mr. Thompson says:
"On account of the fact that my time is so completely occupied in caring for the Republican national convention, which is to meet here in June--you probably know that I am chairman of the local committee--I cannot write you a better story of my boyhood life in West Virginia, but I have jotted down some facts for you, and if they are worth anything, if you will weave them into a story that will interest your readers, I will appreciate it."
The Arrows column is proud of giving Mr. Thompson's story just as he has written it.
Doubtless your readers will not be interested in my genealogy, but suffice it to say that I am an offspring of the old mountain families whose names are so familiar in the history of the mountain sections of West Virginia. My forefathers were of the Ferguson, Polley, Pack, Kirby, Robinson, and Thompson families. I was born on a little creek in the upper part of Wayne County, now locally known as Paddle Creek, where I spent the first few years of my life.
My father had drifted away from West Virginia some years earlier and had become a coal miner, having worked throughout Kentucky, Ohio, and most everywhere else that coal was mined fifty years ago (1870's). But when the time came for him to choose a life partner, he sought a playmate of his childhood and went back to Wayne county to marry my mother. He undertook to farm in the primitive way that farming was done in those days, and it was while conducting this experiment that I was born. It did not last long, however, and when I was about four years old, he went back to Ohio, taking myself and my mother with him.
But our association with West Virginia was always very close. All my relatives lived in and about Wayne county, so that, perhaps, a third of my time was spent there during my childhood days.
When I was close to sixteen years of age, I graduated from the Ironton high school at Ironton, Ohio, and being too young to get a certificate to teach school in the state of Ohio, I returned to my native state where I had no trouble in passing the examinations and was granted a certificate and was hired to teach what was known as the Hurricane school, located not more than three miles from the place of my birth. The little school house was nestled down by the side of Hurricane creek in the hills, and there I began my career, such as it has been. I opened my school about two weeks before I was sixteen years of age. It was a four months school and while I was teaching I believe I was earning my money; but in after years I have doubted very much whether I accomplished anything more than drawing my pay and interesting the whole community in the simpler form of athletics.
Within the past week one of my relatives wrote me from that vicinity, asking whether or not I was as good a jumper as I used to be. Jumping was one of the favorite amusements of the time, and I am pleased to say that I became a champion among them. I was just at the age when I could fully enjoy my friends and relatives, their habits of life and their amusements. It was a log rolling on Saturday, and apple peeling or paring another evening, a jumping match or the most popular of all amusements, perhaps a shooting match.
I could not jump ten feet now on a running and broad jump. My shooting eye is still fairly good, but I wish I could draw a bead like I did in those far-a-way days.
I might refer to dances, o'possum hunts, etc., but neither time nor space would permit me to go into these pleasant recollections.
Permit me to say in conclusion, that I am proud of my West Virginia ancestry. The entire stock came from the best blood of the Revolution. Wayne county is populated by pure-blooded Americans. They are men of sterling worth and splendid character. Honor and honesty are each a part of their way of being.
Since the days when I was a child, railroads have passed through the county, and mineral and timber have been developed, and, in general, Wayne county is rapidly taking its place as one of the prosperous, progressive counties of the state.
A new spur track has been completed by the N & W at the R. Booton gasoline station just South of town. Mr. Booton plans to install tanks, buy in car-load lots and [sell] gasoline to both wholesale and retail trade. The Steffy Oil Company has also installed a wholesale gasoline station at Wayne on the brick-yard spur track and will be in the position to supply the wholesale trade in the county within a few days, according to announcement from the management.
Continued rains during the week have further handicapped Wayne county farmers, practically all of whom are already several weeks behind with their crops because of wet weather. Cherry picking is the order of the day on local farms this week. There is an unusually big crop of cherries. Prospects for a [big] black-berry crop are good as vines everywhere have been heavy with bloom.
Sam Ferguson returned home this week from Richmond where he completed his medical course this [term]. Blvard Prichard has returned from the University of Virginia at Charlottsville, Virginia; Earl Burgess and Earl Mosser are at home from Columbia University, New York City.
[A large crowd] is expected to be in Wayne. . .June 16th to witness the naturalization ceremony of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. A large delegation will be here from Huntington according to announcement made Wednesday. Three crosses will be burned and a large class of candidates will be naturalized. The ceremony will probably be held in the bottom just South of town, near the railway station, and the general public is invited to witness the affair from this hill-top. It is understood that all members of the local Klan [will be] present, since this is said to be the biggest out-door meeting of the Klan that has ever been held in this county.
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