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Discussion in 'Sesame Street' started by Phillip, Jan 16, 2017.
How do I find a list of affiliates carrying it?
I'm really surprised they didn't do this years ago. I mean, sure we've had the Sprout channel for over a decade now, but that was never exclusively PBS Kids shows. Anyway, I hope now that it's a 24 hour channel we'll get to see older episodes of Arthur and Sesame Street that they no longer air on PBS.
I'm a little disappointed that they kept Super Why and Word World instead of several better reading shows like The Electric Company or Between the Lions, but hey, if Super Why is what kids wanna see, who am I to complain? And I guess those shows are for slightly older kids anyway.
But, really, Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman? Did anyone ever actually like that show?
But i'm really glad this is happening, especially since this will be available to a lot of families that don't have cable, and may not even have an internet connection.
I hope now that it's a 24 hour channel we'll get to see older episodes of Arthur and Sesame Street that they no longer air on PBS.
Looking at the schedule so far, it would seem they are, indeed, alternating between more recent episodes and older episodes of ARTHUR, but SST appears to be Season 46 only for the time being.
I don't see why they don't show Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. We need his lessons now more then ever.
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Oh, I just realized that I have the channel! You know what's better than watching Sesame Street? Watching two episodes of Sesame Street in a row at 9:30pm! Whoohoooo!!
Well, it looks like they're just sticking with the shows that are currently on PBS. And beyond that, unfortunately, I don't think kids today would be very interested in the show today. Too much talking. But hey, at least we have Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood which isn't quite Mr. Rogers, but it teaches a lot of the same lessons.
I think that this is a great idea. My children are a little old for the programs offered, yet I am sure that there are many little ones that will benefit from it. I agree that classic episodes of Sesame Street and Mister Rogers Neighborhood would be welcome additions to the line-up.
I'm thinking, maybe they can have a night block for classic SST, Mr.Rogers and the original Electric Company. Maybe some early Barney and Between the Lions for the 90s-early 2000s kids.
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I am with you on everything but Barney. Not my cup of tea. While we are thinking of classic PBS programs, I grew up in the 1960s and enjoyed watching The Friendly Giant.
So this channel is weird because the format is squished to fit 4:3, yet 4:3 shows are still pillarboxed.
Checked the TV listings today and it looks like NHPTV does carry it.
Don't forget 3-2-1 Contact, Reading Rainbow (my most wanted), Square One TV, Ghostwriter...these are a few that stick out!
As for Classic Sesame, which seasons do you want it to be limited to?
Yes, they have to have those too. Although, the problem is, 90s kids would've watched different shows (besides SST and Mr.Rogers) than the kids in the 70s and 80s. So they would have to figure out how to divide the shows if they were to air them.
Very hard to say. As I said before, SST has been watched by multiple generations, so it would be hard to really decipher which episodes after the early 90s would count as classic. Some people consider seasons 30-32 classic, while others don't. I'd say anything from seasons 1 through 32, as most of the audience from that time is now around twenty and older.
Well, I only say Barney because of the nostalgia factor, i'm not really a fan otherwise.
The PBS Kids Channel is in widescreen. If it's being broadcast in 4:3, then that's a decision of the local affiliate.
Well, they said that the channel will be available in some areas in January and some later in the year. So maybe you'll get the channel eventually.

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discussion in 'sesame street' started by phillip, jan 16, 2017.
how do i find a list of affiliates carrying it?
i'm really surprised they didn't do this years ago. i mean, sure we've had the sprout channel for over a decade now, but that was never exclusively pbs kids shows. anyway, i hope now that it's a 24 hour channel we'll get to see older episodes of arthur and sesame street that they no longer air on pbs.
i'm a little disappointed that they kept super why and word world instead of several better reading shows like the electric company or between the lions, but hey, if super why is what kids wanna see, who am i to complain? and i guess those shows are for slightly older kids anyway.
but, really, fetch! with ruff ruffman? did anyone ever actually like that show?
but i'm really glad this is happening, especially since this will be available to a lot of families that don't have cable, and may not even have an internet connection.
i hope now that it's a 24 hour channel we'll get to see older episodes of arthur and sesame street that they no longer air on pbs.
looking at the schedule so far, it would seem they are, indeed, alternating between more recent episodes and older episodes of arthur, but sst appears to be season 46 only for the time being.
i don't see why they don't show mr. rogers neighborhood. we need his lessons now more then ever.
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oh, i just realized that i have the channel! you know what's better than watching sesame street? watching two episodes of sesame street in a row at 9:30pm! whoohoooo!!
well, it looks like they're just sticking with the shows that are currently on pbs. and beyond that, unfortunately, i don't think kids today would be very interested in the show today. too much talking. but hey, at least we have daniel tiger's neighborhood which isn't quite mr. rogers, but it teaches a lot of the same lessons.
i think that this is a great idea. my children are a little old for the programs offered, yet i am sure that there are many little ones that will benefit from it. i agree that classic episodes of sesame street and mister rogers neighborhood would be welcome additions to the line-up.
i'm thinking, maybe they can have a night block for classic sst, mr.rogers and the original electric company. maybe some early barney and between the lions for the 90s-early 2000s kids.
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i am with you on everything but barney. not my cup of tea. while we are thinking of classic pbs programs, i grew up in the 1960s and enjoyed watching the friendly giant.
so this channel is weird because the format is squished to fit 4:3, yet 4:3 shows are still pillarboxed.
checked the tv listings today and it looks like nhptv does carry it.
don't forget 3-2-1 contact, reading rainbow (my most wanted), square one tv, ghostwriter...these are a few that stick out!
as for classic sesame, which seasons do you want it to be limited to?
yes, they have to have those too. although, the problem is, 90s kids would've watched different shows (besides sst and mr.rogers) than the kids in the 70s and 80s. so they would have to figure out how to divide the shows if they were to air them.
very hard to say. as i said before, sst has been watched by multiple generations, so it would be hard to really decipher which episodes after the early 90s would count as classic. some people consider seasons 30-32 classic, while others don't. i'd say anything from seasons 1 through 32, as most of the audience from that time is now around twenty and older.
well, i only say barney because of the nostalgia factor, i'm not really a fan otherwise.
the pbs kids channel is in widescreen. if it's being broadcast in 4:3, then that's a decision of the local affiliate.
well, they said that the channel will be available in some areas in january and some later in the year. so maybe you'll get the channel eventually.


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As we are nearing the end of Advent, I hope that we (Christians) have all been pondering the mystery of the Incarnation. For myself, I have been doing some speculating, connecting the Chalcedonian Definition with some issues I have been studying in Greek philosophy. I mean, in particular, the argument which some scholars have made to the effect that Greek ontology is primarily concerned with the 'is' of predication (see section I of "The Homonymy of Predicative Being"). I have been considering this for some time but have not been confident enough to post it. However, I have just finished reading Cyril "On the Unity of Christ" and I now think that my reading is compatible with Cyril's understanding of the matter as well as with the text of the Council, and so I will give this a try. I am, of course, quite willing to be corrected by those better versed in doctrinal theology than I.
What I hope to provide, I should be clear, is a reading or understanding of the mystery, not a solution to the mystery. That is, I do not propose to make the matter any less mysterious, but simply to figure out just what the mystery is.
(1a) It is impossible that Christ should suffer.
Christian theology requires that both of these statements be true. It is impossible that Christ should suffer, because Christ is God, and there is no passivity in God. To 'suffer' (in the technical sense applicable here) is to have something done to one. But no one can do anything to God. God only acts; he is never acted upon. This is known as the doctrine of divine apathy or impassivity and is an important element of classical theology. If this doctrine is accepted, then (1a) is clearly true.
Yet (1b) must also be true, for it is a central tenet of Christian theology that Christ suffered on the cross.
(2a) It is impossible that Christ should thirst.
These sentences can both be straightforwardly defended from Scripture: Christ is God, and therefore is not "served by human hands, as though he needed anything" (Acts 17:25). To thirst is to be in need of water, but Christ, as God, cannot be in need. So (2a) is true. Yet Christ said "I'm thirsty" (John 19:28). So (2b) is true.
The most straightforward way to resolve such a contradiction is to locate an equivocation, so let's give that a try.
First, let's suppose that there is an equivocation on 'suffer' between (1a) and (1b) and on 'thirst' between (2a) and (2b). But clearly God cannot suffer or thirst in the way that ordinary human beings suffer or thirst. When I say "I'm thirsty" I mean 'thirsty' in a sense which makes (2a) true: something happens to me which can't possibly happen to God. For instance, I am in danger of sickness and death from dehydration if I do not get water, but surely God cannot be in danger, since his power is unlimited. If, then, we are to find an equivocation here, then we must say that Christ did not suffer or thirst in the same way that ordinary human beings do. This is the heresy known as 'docetism' - the view that Christ merely appeared to be a human being. Docetism is flatly incompatible with the New Testament and with fundamental points of Christian theology.
Next, let's suppose that there is an equivocation on 'Christ'. In the early Church this view was developed in some detail. The idea is that the title 'Christ' picks out the second Person of the Trinity, the Son of God, and also a certain human individual, the Son of David. The Son of God and the Son of David are both picked out by the one name 'Christ' because of a 'conjunction' or 'association' between them. Whatever is affirmed of either the Son of God or the Son of David can be truly affirmed of Christ. (Interestingly, Aristotle imagines a similar stipulation about the meaning of a word in De Int. 8.) Thus (1a) and (2a) are true of Christ because they are true of the Son of God, and (1b) and (2b) are true of Christ because they are true of the Son of David.
In case you haven't guessed, the key proponent of this theory was a certain Bishop of Constantinople by the name of Nestorius. This Nestorian picture was condemned as a heresy because it fails to take the incarnation seriously. Christ, on this view, is not truly Emmanuel (God-with-us) because the Son of God, who is himself God, is not 'with us' in any stronger sense than the Holy Spirit is with us. The Son of God does not take concrete form at all, let alone 'become flesh' (John 1:14); rather he somehow 'associates himself with' or 'conjoins himself to' a certain man, the Son of David. Thus this source of equivocation must be rejected as well.
What is left? Well, the Chalcedonian Definition uses the modifiers "according to the Godhead" (κατὰ τὴν θεότητα) and "according to the Manhood" (κατὰ τὴν ἀνθρωπότητα), and Cyril likes to say that Christ's human limitations are 'economically appropriated' (where 'economy' is a technical term for God's dealings with man and, especially, the incarnation), whereas Christ's divine attributes are had in virtue of his divine nature.
What this suggests to me is that we are dealing with two varieties of predication. That is, there is one subject, Christ, who is numerically one, and the same predicate (e.g. 'capable of suffering') can both apply and not apply to that subject not by equivocating on the predicate but by equivocating on 'apply'.
To see how this might work, let me give an oversimplified (and probably not totally accurate) version of Aquinas's theory of divine and creaturely predications. (I'm drawing on Christopher Shields, Order in Multiplicity, sect. 8.5.) According to Aquinas, the doctrine of divine simplicity means that the only attribute God truly has is divinity, and this attribute is utterly simple and unanalyzable. However, there are a variety of different ways in which this property can be finitely imitated. Every property which is properly ascribed to creatures is either such a finite imitation or a conjunction, disjunction, negation, etc., of such finite imitations. So, when we say that a human is wise, we mean (whether we know it or not) that that human finitely imitates the divine wisdom. But the divine wisdom is just one of the ways in which creatures can imitate the perfectly simple divine nature. On the Thomistic view, God's wisdom is strictly identical to his goodness, justice, etc., and these are differentiated only from the perspective of creaturely limitations. For God to be wise just is for God to be God (divine), but for a human to be wise is for that human to be a finite imitation of God in a certain respect.
The interpretation I want to propose is that, in the incarnation, the one subject, Christ, possesses predicates in both the divine and the creaturely ways, and this is what is meant by attributing some things to him "according to the Godhead" and others "according to the Manhood" or "by economic appropriation". If we combine this with the Thomistic view of divine and creaturely predications, then we will say that Christ is wise in two different senses: he is wise in the sense that he is God, and he is wise in the sense that he finitely imitates divinity in respect of wisdom. On this reading, the true mystery is that Christ is at once perfectly divine and a finite imitation of the divine.
Now, I am not sure that I accept the whole Thomistic picture and Aquinas is, of course, much later than Chalcedon. However, I think that the language of Chalcedon itself (especially when compared to discussions of varieties of predication in Plato and Aristotle) suggests a reading in terms of two types of predication. It also seems to me to be suggested by Cyril's language. Furthermore, it is the most obvious way to avoid a straightforward contradiction without running into a well-known heresy. Finally, if it is true that discussions of 'being' in Greek philosophy are primarily concerned with predication (and if this extends to late Greek philosophers like Plotinus), then there is Good reason to believe that pseudo-Dionysius means to make a distinction between divine predications and creaturely predications when he says that God "hyper-is" (note that I wrote the linked post before I began seriously studying Plato and Aristotle on being and predication, so I used the translation "beyond existence", which I now think is wrong).
Since we are coming to the end of Advent, let me close on a devotional note. I have argued that the Incarnation is to be understood as the one Christ's having predicates in both the divine and creaturely ways. From eternity, the divine Logos was together with the Father in glory and was impassible - immune from all pain and suffering. God performed an incomprehensible miracle in order that he might become capable of suffering and share with us in all things, that our sins might be forgiven and that man and God might be eternally united in the person of Christ. Merry Christmas!

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as we are nearing the end of advent, i hope that we (christians) have all been pondering the mystery of the incarnation. for myself, i have been doing some speculating, connecting the chalcedonian definition with some issues i have been studying in greek philosophy. i mean, in particular, the argument which some scholars have made to the effect that greek ontology is primarily concerned with the 'is' of predication (see section i of "the homonymy of predicative being"). i have been considering this for some time but have not been confident enough to post it. however, i have just finished reading cyril "on the unity of christ" and i now think that my reading is compatible with cyril's understanding of the matter as well as with the text of the council, and so i will give this a try. i am, of course, quite willing to be corrected by those better versed in doctrinal theology than i.
what i hope to provide, i should be clear, is a reading or understanding of the mystery, not a solution to the mystery. that is, i do not propose to make the matter any less mysterious, but simply to figure out just what the mystery is.
(1a) it is impossible that christ should suffer.
christian theology requires that both of these statements be true. it is impossible that christ should suffer, because christ is god, and there is no passivity in god. to 'suffer' (in the technical sense applicable here) is to have something done to one. but no one can do anything to god. god only acts; he is never acted upon. this is known as the doctrine of divine apathy or impassivity and is an important element of classical theology. if this doctrine is accepted, then (1a) is clearly true.
yet (1b) must also be true, for it is a central tenet of christian theology that christ suffered on the cross.
(2a) it is impossible that christ should thirst.
these sentences can both be straightforwardly defended from scripture: christ is god, and therefore is not "served by human hands, as though he needed anything" (acts 17:25). to thirst is to be in need of water, but christ, as god, cannot be in need. so (2a) is true. yet christ said "i'm thirsty" (john 19:28). so (2b) is true.
the most straightforward way to resolve such a contradiction is to locate an equivocation, so let's give that a try.
first, let's suppose that there is an equivocation on 'suffer' between (1a) and (1b) and on 'thirst' between (2a) and (2b). but clearly god cannot suffer or thirst in the way that ordinary human beings suffer or thirst. when i say "i'm thirsty" i mean 'thirsty' in a sense which makes (2a) true: something happens to me which can't possibly happen to god. for instance, i am in danger of sickness and death from dehydration if i do not get water, but surely god cannot be in danger, since his power is unlimited. if, then, we are to find an equivocation here, then we must say that christ did not suffer or thirst in the same way that ordinary human beings do. this is the heresy known as 'docetism' - the view that christ merely appeared to be a human being. docetism is flatly incompatible with the new testament and with fundamental points of christian theology.
next, let's suppose that there is an equivocation on 'christ'. in the early church this view was developed in some detail. the idea is that the title 'christ' picks out the second person of the trinity, the son of god, and also a certain human individual, the son of david. the son of god and the son of david are both picked out by the one name 'christ' because of a 'conjunction' or 'association' between them. whatever is affirmed of either the son of god or the son of david can be truly affirmed of christ. (interestingly, aristotle imagines a similar stipulation about the meaning of a word in de int. 8.) thus (1a) and (2a) are true of christ because they are true of the son of god, and (1b) and (2b) are true of christ because they are true of the son of david.
in case you haven't guessed, the key proponent of this theory was a certain bishop of constantinople by the name of nestorius. this nestorian picture was condemned as a heresy because it fails to take the incarnation seriously. christ, on this view, is not truly emmanuel (god-with-us) because the son of god, who is himself god, is not 'with us' in any stronger sense than the holy spirit is with us. the son of god does not take concrete form at all, let alone 'become flesh' (john 1:14); rather he somehow 'associates himself with' or 'conjoins himself to' a certain man, the son of david. thus this source of equivocation must be rejected as well.
what is left? well, the chalcedonian definition uses the modifiers "according to the godhead" (κατὰ τὴν θεότητα) and "according to the manhood" (κατὰ τὴν ἀνθρωπότητα), and cyril likes to say that christ's human limitations are 'economically appropriated' (where 'economy' is a technical term for god's dealings with man and, especially, the incarnation), whereas christ's divine attributes are had in virtue of his divine nature.
what this suggests to me is that we are dealing with two varieties of predication. that is, there is one subject, christ, who is numerically one, and the same predicate (e.g. 'capable of suffering') can both apply and not apply to that subject not by equivocating on the predicate but by equivocating on 'apply'.
to see how this might work, let me give an oversimplified (and probably not totally accurate) version of aquinas's theory of divine and creaturely predications. (i'm drawing on christopher shields, order in multiplicity, sect. 8.5.) according to aquinas, the doctrine of divine simplicity means that the only attribute god truly has is divinity, and this attribute is utterly simple and unanalyzable. however, there are a variety of different ways in which this property can be finitely imitated. every property which is properly ascribed to creatures is either such a finite imitation or a conjunction, disjunction, negation, etc., of such finite imitations. so, when we say that a human is wise, we mean (whether we know it or not) that that human finitely imitates the divine wisdom. but the divine wisdom is just one of the ways in which creatures can imitate the perfectly simple divine nature. on the thomistic view, god's wisdom is strictly identical to his goodness, justice, etc., and these are differentiated only from the perspective of creaturely limitations. for god to be wise just is for god to be god (divine), but for a human to be wise is for that human to be a finite imitation of god in a certain respect.
the interpretation i want to propose is that, in the incarnation, the one subject, christ, possesses predicates in both the divine and the creaturely ways, and this is what is meant by attributing some things to him "according to the godhead" and others "according to the manhood" or "by economic appropriation". if we combine this with the thomistic view of divine and creaturely predications, then we will say that christ is wise in two different senses: he is wise in the sense that he is god, and he is wise in the sense that he finitely imitates divinity in respect of wisdom. on this reading, the true mystery is that christ is at once perfectly divine and a finite imitation of the divine.
now, i am not sure that i accept the whole thomistic picture and aquinas is, of course, much later than chalcedon. however, i think that the language of chalcedon itself (especially when compared to discussions of varieties of predication in plato and aristotle) suggests a reading in terms of two types of predication. it also seems to me to be suggested by cyril's language. furthermore, it is the most obvious way to avoid a straightforward contradiction without running into a well-known heresy. finally, if it is true that discussions of 'being' in greek philosophy are primarily concerned with predication (and if this extends to late greek philosophers like plotinus), then there is good reason to believe that pseudo-dionysius means to make a distinction between divine predications and creaturely predications when he says that god "hyper-is" (note that i wrote the linked post before i began seriously studying plato and aristotle on being and predication, so i used the translation "beyond existence", which i now think is wrong).
since we are coming to the end of advent, let me close on a devotional note. i have argued that the incarnation is to be understood as the one christ's having predicates in both the divine and creaturely ways. from eternity, the divine logos was together with the father in glory and was impassible - immune from all pain and suffering. god performed an incomprehensible miracle in order that he might become capable of suffering and share with us in all things, that our sins might be forgiven and that man and god might be eternally united in the person of christ. merry christmas!


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We’ve put together some of our favorite tunes from Discovery Project alumni for you. We do this regularly, so keep checking in with the Alumni Tracks You Should Know series to see the latest and greatest from our Discovery Project artists.
BIGGS is back, and he’s brought the homies Herve Pagez and Happy Colors along for a wild ride of hard-hitting drums, blood-boiling percussion, and an extra funky synthline that cuts through the mix like a samurai sword. “Platano” is out June 6 on Ones to Watch Records, the sister label to Laidback Luke’s Mixmash.
Christofi comes through with a huge rework of this pop-leaning Transviolet tune. Leaving the vocal mostly intact while keeping with the upbeat tropical vibes of the original, he’s stepped up the tempo just enough to make it more dancefloor-ready. His added drum work gives the tune an even stronger root, and he’s masterfully repurposed the vocals into an all-new rolling synthline, which gives the tune some bright and wonderful colors.
Putting a new slant on a near classic hip-hop tune can often produce mixed results. Fortunately, we have Sheni Doko to show us how it is done. Subs and bass that work like this don’t come along every day, and they provide the perfect club-rocking energy to match Luda’s pitched-down vocals. Doko drops just a hint of Bmore breakbeat energy in the breakdown to keep things fun and funky. It has “club heat” written all over it.
Heavy beats and headbanging high energy are just a few of the many things that make dubstep the metal equivalent in dance music. RIOT is closing the gap between these two worlds that much more with this electrifying remix. They’ve created a completely fresh guitar intro that turns the energy up to 15. And when that drops hits, you can tell the boys are leading up to the sub-smacking jump-up D&B vibe that hits you in the chest once the second drop comes in.
Agent Orange brings New York swagger to his latest slumping techno burner. Low-slung and deep, “Overshadow” has got a thumping groove locked in the mix, which is bound to get heads heaving in any late-night spot it encounters. With a lifetime of experience in the industry, Agent Orange is a longstanding figure in the techno scene with a clear understanding of what it means to move a dancefloor, and it truly shows in his music.

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we’ve put together some of our favorite tunes from discovery project alumni for you. we do this regularly, so keep checking in with the alumni tracks you should know series to see the latest and greatest from our discovery project artists.
biggs is back, and he’s brought the homies herve pagez and happy colors along for a wild ride of hard-hitting drums, blood-boiling percussion, and an extra funky synthline that cuts through the mix like a samurai sword. “platano” is out june 6 on ones to watch records, the sister label to laidback luke’s mixmash.
christofi comes through with a huge rework of this pop-leaning transviolet tune. leaving the vocal mostly intact while keeping with the upbeat tropical vibes of the original, he’s stepped up the tempo just enough to make it more dancefloor-ready. his added drum work gives the tune an even stronger root, and he’s masterfully repurposed the vocals into an all-new rolling synthline, which gives the tune some bright and wonderful colors.
putting a new slant on a near classic hip-hop tune can often produce mixed results. fortunately, we have sheni doko to show us how it is done. subs and bass that work like this don’t come along every day, and they provide the perfect club-rocking energy to match luda’s pitched-down vocals. doko drops just a hint of bmore breakbeat energy in the breakdown to keep things fun and funky. it has “club heat” written all over it.
heavy beats and headbanging high energy are just a few of the many things that make dubstep the metal equivalent in dance music. riot is closing the gap between these two worlds that much more with this electrifying remix. they’ve created a completely fresh guitar intro that turns the energy up to 15. and when that drops hits, you can tell the boys are leading up to the sub-smacking jump-up d&b vibe that hits you in the chest once the second drop comes in.
agent orange brings new york swagger to his latest slumping techno burner. low-slung and deep, “overshadow” has got a thumping groove locked in the mix, which is bound to get heads heaving in any late-night spot it encounters. with a lifetime of experience in the industry, agent orange is a longstanding figure in the techno scene with a clear understanding of what it means to move a dancefloor, and it truly shows in his music.


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Park Avenue - : Modern 2 storey open plan airy home with lush landscaped grounds and inviting pool. The open-plan interiors include a spacious living /dining area, all leading to the exterior expanse of the garden. The main home offers 3 bedrooms 3 ½ baths with a sprawling walk in closet.. Property currently has a magnificent ocean view. This definitely should be one on your viewing list!!
Maple Avenue An elegant Island lifestyle is enjoyed at this beachfront residence with pool and garden situated in Bayshore. A sweeping driveway and traditional arched entryway are fine introductions to this elegant home. It has the charm of the 'olden days' but meets all the requirements of a family home comprising of 4 bedrooms with grand windows and many balconies to choose from to enjoy the sound of the sea rolling in gently.
3rd-floor Podium 4C One Woodbrook Place - Modern, spacious 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath apartment with private balcony in a luxury gated building. Private parking space, pool, concierge. Walking distance to restaurants, gym, Queen's Park Oval and Queen's Park Savannah.
Robert Trace Ext. Bethany - Single storey 4 bedroom 4 bath home comprising 3,150 sq, ft with 2 living, 2 dining, 2 kitchens, porch and 2 laundry areas on 8,235 sq. ft freehold land .
Golf Course Road - Modern 2 storey 4 bedroom 5 ½ bath home comprising 6300 sq. ft on 7800 sq. ft land with large TV room, 2 multi-purpose rooms, open plan living/dining/kitchen, equipped gym, pool and outdoor BBQ area and gazebo.

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la rive grande - newly constructed 3 bedroom 2 bath fully furnished (dwellings, signature selection, us suppliers), fully air-conditioned end apartment (1540 sq. ft) with modern kitchen with brand new appliances and laundry, gorgeous built in cupboards in every room, walk out balcony with sitting areas off living room and master bedroom. private storage room to store bikes, paddle boats, golfing gear, christmas trees, extra furniture etc., 2 designated covered parking spaces. unobstructed view of pool and hills. unit faces the pool. 24-hour security with security code entry required on the main door. excellent for executives, young professionals and expats.
park avenue - : modern 2 storey open plan airy home with lush landscaped grounds and inviting pool. the open-plan interiors include a spacious living /dining area, all leading to the exterior expanse of the garden. the main home offers 3 bedrooms 3 ½ baths with a sprawling walk in closet.. property currently has a magnificent ocean view. this definitely should be one on your viewing list!!
maple avenue an elegant island lifestyle is enjoyed at this beachfront residence with pool and garden situated in bayshore. a sweeping driveway and traditional arched entryway are fine introductions to this elegant home. it has the charm of the 'olden days' but meets all the requirements of a family home comprising of 4 bedrooms with grand windows and many balconies to choose from to enjoy the sound of the sea rolling in gently.
3rd-floor podium 4c one woodbrook place - modern, spacious 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath apartment with private balcony in a luxury gated building. private parking space, pool, concierge. walking distance to restaurants, gym, queen's park oval and queen's park savannah.
robert trace ext. bethany - single storey 4 bedroom 4 bath home comprising 3,150 sq, ft with 2 living, 2 dining, 2 kitchens, porch and 2 laundry areas on 8,235 sq. ft freehold land .
golf course road - modern 2 storey 4 bedroom 5 ½ bath home comprising 6300 sq. ft on 7800 sq. ft land with large tv room, 2 multi-purpose rooms, open plan living/dining/kitchen, equipped gym, pool and outdoor bbq area and gazebo.


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The Imamate of Oman is a fairly powerful nation in the Middle East, covering the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula. It is the largest nation in the Islamic world to have a majority population of Ibadi Muslims, a form of Islam distinct from Shi'a Islam and the 'Orthodox' schools of Sunnism. Ibadhism is known for its 'moderate conservatism', and also for its choice of ruler by communal consensus and consent.
In Ibadism, power is vested power in the Imam, the leader nominated by the ulema, the educated class of Muslim scholars who perform the interpretation and maintenance of Islamic law in society, as well as mediating disputes. The selected Imam must then gain the allegiance of the tribal sheikhs of Oman, before also receiving the bay'ah (oath of allegiance) from the general population. Only then is the Imam confirmed in their position. If they fail at any stage then a new Imam must be selected. This sometimes leads to periods of political deadlock as Imam after Imam is rejected at one stage or another of the selection process.
Oman is a centre of trade, particularly between India and Europe, with one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. It also profits greatly from travellers on the Hajj to Mecca. Although it suffered economically from the elimination of slavery in 1842 it has since recovered as now remains a major regional power with a significant military and a powerful navy. Among other things the Omani military performed good service with the Indian Alliance during the Long War.
There is significant political rivalry between Oman and the Ottoman Empire.
The title of the Imam is 'Sultan of Muscat and Oman', reflecting the merging of the two contrasting political cultures of the coast and the interior into the unified whole of the Imamate.
Capital of Oman is the city of Muscat.
The flag of Oman is a plain scarlet rectangle, the traditional flag of the country.
The Ottoman Empire is a militaristic, technocratic Muslim state that controls most of North Africa and the Middle East, as well as Greece and the Southern Balkans in Europe. It does not, however, control Anatolia; this is part of the Holy Russian Empire and has been since it was invaded by the Persian Empire in 1864 and handed to the Holy Russian Empire by the Persians in 1873. In addition to this, the Ottoman Empire controls the Muslim holy city of Mecca, and also the two Suez canals, one completed in 1766 following the route of the ancient canal linking the Nile and the Red Sea, and the other completed in 1852 directly linking the Mediterranean and Red Seas [much as the Suez canal of the real world does].
The Ottoman government is a secular meritocratic technocracy, using the principles of Sophocracy to run the Empire along what its rulers consider to be the best possible lines. It is also a constitutional monarchy, with the Caliph, currently Osman V, performing a largely ceremonial and religious role. Since the Sophocratic revolution of 1888 and the reforms of the political structures of the Empire instituted as part of its aftermath the roles of Caliph and Sultan have been separated, with the Emperor remaining Caliph and the authority of the Sultanate resting with the government as a whole.
As another part of the Sophocratic revolution the Janissaries and the Mamluks of Egypt, both of which groups were seen as at least partially responsible for the defeats of the Ottoman Empire against the Russians, were forcibly disbanded, with great loss of life among both groups.
Sophocracy as practised in the Ottoman Empire is very much an interpretation of the original writings of Enver Sevket. Despite its ostensibly using Sophocratic principles to run the Empire along the best possible lines, these principles are strongly filtered through the ideology of the government, steering its conclusions and decisions towards supporting the existing form of the Ottoman government. Because of this any criticism and analysis of the government is heavily discouraged, with work and re-education camps for those who offend against these rules being situated deep in the deserts that make up significant parts of the Empire. Knowledge of Islam is also considered a significant factor in the rating of a persons merit, although given the secular nature of the government this is not an overriding factor.
Despite its dictatorial nature the Sophocratic Ottoman government does at least adhere to its stated principles of equal opportunity for all, including women, assessing all children throughout their schooling and giving those who shine the best chances to rise, for their own good, and the good of the Empire. All citizens are streamed into their 'scientifically determined' 'ideal role' in their teens, and are expected to stay in that role for the rest of their lives.
In addition to this all citizens are required to participate in military service when they reach adulthood, and regularly for the rest of their lives. This is partly for defence against the Holy Russian Empire, but also to protect the Empire against any other threats which may occur.
Because the role each person is assigned to is 'scientifically determined' Ottoman society is very hierarchical and there is very little social mobility after a person reaches adulthood. However, because the process used to determine the 'ideal role' for a person is by no means perfect, many people find themselves trapped in jobs that do not suit them, and which they cannot escape. Because of this many citizens are not exactly motivated to give their best.
Despite its problems, the Ottoman system is an honest one, at least since the reforms put in place by the Sultan Suleyman IV in 1967 following the discovery of massive levels of corruption within the Empire. Part of these reforms was the establishment of the Office of Impartiality and the Office of Balance, each intended to monitor the state and each other to avoid problems with corruption in the future.
The Ottoman Empire is a member of the Sarajevo Pact, and also has close ties with the Mughal Empire, having developed these during the Long War.
The official language of the Ottoman Empire is Turkish, although many other languages are spoken among the various ethnic groups within the Ottoman Empire. Ottoman Turkish is divided into three dialects, Kaba Türkçe (Vulgar Turkish), the everyday language used by all citizens of the Empire, Orta Türkçe (Mediocre Turkish), the language of the higher classes and which is also used in trade, and Fasih Türkçe (Eloquent Turkish), the language of poetry and administration. Fasih Türkçe is a version of Turkish which, although the basic grammar remains Turkish, also has a vast addition of Arabic and Persian grammar and vocabulary. This makes Fasih Türkçe a language which is essentially incomprehensible to any Ottoman subject who had not mastered at least two of the three languages that contribute to it. Despite efforts to merge the three version of Turkish, the three varieties of the language are very different, to the point that ordinary people sometimes have to hire special translators and interpreters to be able to communicate with the government. For all of these dialects the Ottoman Empire continues to use Arabic script. Fluency in these languages is a significant part of the Sophocratic testing used to determine the place of a person in society.
The basic unit of currency in the Ottoman Empire is the Akçe, a silver coin. Three Akçes are equal to one Para, and one hundred and twenty Akçes makes up one Kurus (also known as the Piastre).
The capital city of the Ottoman Empire is Jerusalem, the Empire having been forced to move its capital there from Istanbul after their defeat in the Anatolian War in 1864.
The flag of the Ottoman Empire remains its traditional one of a white crescent moon and star on a red field.
The Muslim holy city of Mecca forms a part of the Ottoman Empire. It has long been the destination of millions of Muslim pilgrims every year, especially for the Hajj.
Since the Hajj War of 1857 Mecca has had a great deal of investment in facilities and infrastructure, much of it from the Mughal Empire, allowing it to cope with the vast numbers of pilgrims it receives. Much of this has consisted of the construction of numerous 'dormitory cities' around Mecca itself for the pilgrims to stay, the provision transport to and from them from local air and sea ports, and the provision of public transport from them to and from Mecca itself. The dormitory cities, although built simply, have also been built as much as possible to respect the Hajj and those who use them.
A largely Islamic state in the Middle East, the Persian Empire prospered under the forced neutrality and its associated lack of a significant military that was imposed on it after the War of Persian Betrayal. This was assisted by the largely hands-off approach to governance taken by the ruling Foroutan dynasty.
Unfortunately this and their position between the two main combatants also meant that when the Long War began and both the Indian Alliance and Holy Russian Empire demanded access to their lands, there was little they could do to stop them. Their riches, and their many largely defenceless high-value industries, also made them a prime target.
Although they did prove to have more weapons than strictly allowed by their neutrality, during the course of the Long War Persia was fought over, back and forth by both sides, and although they put up rather more of a fight than expected, they were crushed. A large percentage of the population fled in all directions as refugees, in particular into the Ottoman Empire, the Mughal Empire and Oman so that by the end of the Long War the country was largely in ruins, and significantly depopulated.
Although the Foroutan Dynasty was restored after the end of the Long War, the Persian military, largely built out of the numerous resistance groups which grew up during the Long War, was dissatisfied with them, and so expelled them in a military coup in 1993, setting up a new government, a military dictatorship, ruled by the Military Council. The Fouroutan Dynasty and old government were purged as enemies of the state during this process.
Now the new Military Council, a strongly nationalistic group, works to rebuild Persia and restore it to its 'rightful' place in the world. This rebuilding is being helped by numbers of Persian refugees returning to their now-peaceful homeland.
The new government is also building up the Persian armed forces more than would seem to be needed for defence alone, and for this reason, although none of its neighbours have yet intervened in Persia, all have begun keeping a close eye on its activities.
The Persian people have more respect and liking for the Mughals than the Russians, despite them both being invaders of their country. This arises from the Mughals much greater respect for their religious sites and beliefs, as well as shared culture and language, as opposed to the Russians who have none of these and who have actively worked to eradicate non-Russian Orthodox religion in all of their conquests.
The capital city of Persian is Isfahan.
The main unit of currency in Persia is the Abbasi, which divides into two thousand Dinars. A larger unit, the Toman, equivalent to 50 Abbasi, is also used for large sums.
The Persian flag consists of a wide sand-coloured central band on which is a golden lion bearing a sword, the traditional symbol for Persian. A red band runs down each side of the flag.

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the imamate of oman is a fairly powerful nation in the middle east, covering the southern end of the arabian peninsula. it is the largest nation in the islamic world to have a majority population of ibadi muslims, a form of islam distinct from shi'a islam and the 'orthodox' schools of sunnism. ibadhism is known for its 'moderate conservatism', and also for its choice of ruler by communal consensus and consent.
in ibadism, power is vested power in the imam, the leader nominated by the ulema, the educated class of muslim scholars who perform the interpretation and maintenance of islamic law in society, as well as mediating disputes. the selected imam must then gain the allegiance of the tribal sheikhs of oman, before also receiving the bay'ah (oath of allegiance) from the general population. only then is the imam confirmed in their position. if they fail at any stage then a new imam must be selected. this sometimes leads to periods of political deadlock as imam after imam is rejected at one stage or another of the selection process.
oman is a centre of trade, particularly between india and europe, with one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. it also profits greatly from travellers on the hajj to mecca. although it suffered economically from the elimination of slavery in 1842 it has since recovered as now remains a major regional power with a significant military and a powerful navy. among other things the omani military performed good service with the indian alliance during the long war.
there is significant political rivalry between oman and the ottoman empire.
the title of the imam is 'sultan of muscat and oman', reflecting the merging of the two contrasting political cultures of the coast and the interior into the unified whole of the imamate.
capital of oman is the city of muscat.
the flag of oman is a plain scarlet rectangle, the traditional flag of the country.
the ottoman empire is a militaristic, technocratic muslim state that controls most of north africa and the middle east, as well as greece and the southern balkans in europe. it does not, however, control anatolia; this is part of the holy russian empire and has been since it was invaded by the persian empire in 1864 and handed to the holy russian empire by the persians in 1873. in addition to this, the ottoman empire controls the muslim holy city of mecca, and also the two suez canals, one completed in 1766 following the route of the ancient canal linking the nile and the red sea, and the other completed in 1852 directly linking the mediterranean and red seas [much as the suez canal of the real world does].
the ottoman government is a secular meritocratic technocracy, using the principles of sophocracy to run the empire along what its rulers consider to be the best possible lines. it is also a constitutional monarchy, with the caliph, currently osman v, performing a largely ceremonial and religious role. since the sophocratic revolution of 1888 and the reforms of the political structures of the empire instituted as part of its aftermath the roles of caliph and sultan have been separated, with the emperor remaining caliph and the authority of the sultanate resting with the government as a whole.
as another part of the sophocratic revolution the janissaries and the mamluks of egypt, both of which groups were seen as at least partially responsible for the defeats of the ottoman empire against the russians, were forcibly disbanded, with great loss of life among both groups.
sophocracy as practised in the ottoman empire is very much an interpretation of the original writings of enver sevket. despite its ostensibly using sophocratic principles to run the empire along the best possible lines, these principles are strongly filtered through the ideology of the government, steering its conclusions and decisions towards supporting the existing form of the ottoman government. because of this any criticism and analysis of the government is heavily discouraged, with work and re-education camps for those who offend against these rules being situated deep in the deserts that make up significant parts of the empire. knowledge of islam is also considered a significant factor in the rating of a persons merit, although given the secular nature of the government this is not an overriding factor.
despite its dictatorial nature the sophocratic ottoman government does at least adhere to its stated principles of equal opportunity for all, including women, assessing all children throughout their schooling and giving those who shine the best chances to rise, for their own good, and the good of the empire. all citizens are streamed into their 'scientifically determined' 'ideal role' in their teens, and are expected to stay in that role for the rest of their lives.
in addition to this all citizens are required to participate in military service when they reach adulthood, and regularly for the rest of their lives. this is partly for defence against the holy russian empire, but also to protect the empire against any other threats which may occur.
because the role each person is assigned to is 'scientifically determined' ottoman society is very hierarchical and there is very little social mobility after a person reaches adulthood. however, because the process used to determine the 'ideal role' for a person is by no means perfect, many people find themselves trapped in jobs that do not suit them, and which they cannot escape. because of this many citizens are not exactly motivated to give their best.
despite its problems, the ottoman system is an honest one, at least since the reforms put in place by the sultan suleyman iv in 1967 following the discovery of massive levels of corruption within the empire. part of these reforms was the establishment of the office of impartiality and the office of balance, each intended to monitor the state and each other to avoid problems with corruption in the future.
the ottoman empire is a member of the sarajevo pact, and also has close ties with the mughal empire, having developed these during the long war.
the official language of the ottoman empire is turkish, although many other languages are spoken among the various ethnic groups within the ottoman empire. ottoman turkish is divided into three dialects, kaba türkçe (vulgar turkish), the everyday language used by all citizens of the empire, orta türkçe (mediocre turkish), the language of the higher classes and which is also used in trade, and fasih türkçe (eloquent turkish), the language of poetry and administration. fasih türkçe is a version of turkish which, although the basic grammar remains turkish, also has a vast addition of arabic and persian grammar and vocabulary. this makes fasih türkçe a language which is essentially incomprehensible to any ottoman subject who had not mastered at least two of the three languages that contribute to it. despite efforts to merge the three version of turkish, the three varieties of the language are very different, to the point that ordinary people sometimes have to hire special translators and interpreters to be able to communicate with the government. for all of these dialects the ottoman empire continues to use arabic script. fluency in these languages is a significant part of the sophocratic testing used to determine the place of a person in society.
the basic unit of currency in the ottoman empire is the akçe, a silver coin. three akçes are equal to one para, and one hundred and twenty akçes makes up one kurus (also known as the piastre).
the capital city of the ottoman empire is jerusalem, the empire having been forced to move its capital there from istanbul after their defeat in the anatolian war in 1864.
the flag of the ottoman empire remains its traditional one of a white crescent moon and star on a red field.
the muslim holy city of mecca forms a part of the ottoman empire. it has long been the destination of millions of muslim pilgrims every year, especially for the hajj.
since the hajj war of 1857 mecca has had a great deal of investment in facilities and infrastructure, much of it from the mughal empire, allowing it to cope with the vast numbers of pilgrims it receives. much of this has consisted of the construction of numerous 'dormitory cities' around mecca itself for the pilgrims to stay, the provision transport to and from them from local air and sea ports, and the provision of public transport from them to and from mecca itself. the dormitory cities, although built simply, have also been built as much as possible to respect the hajj and those who use them.
a largely islamic state in the middle east, the persian empire prospered under the forced neutrality and its associated lack of a significant military that was imposed on it after the war of persian betrayal. this was assisted by the largely hands-off approach to governance taken by the ruling foroutan dynasty.
unfortunately this and their position between the two main combatants also meant that when the long war began and both the indian alliance and holy russian empire demanded access to their lands, there was little they could do to stop them. their riches, and their many largely defenceless high-value industries, also made them a prime target.
although they did prove to have more weapons than strictly allowed by their neutrality, during the course of the long war persia was fought over, back and forth by both sides, and although they put up rather more of a fight than expected, they were crushed. a large percentage of the population fled in all directions as refugees, in particular into the ottoman empire, the mughal empire and oman so that by the end of the long war the country was largely in ruins, and significantly depopulated.
although the foroutan dynasty was restored after the end of the long war, the persian military, largely built out of the numerous resistance groups which grew up during the long war, was dissatisfied with them, and so expelled them in a military coup in 1993, setting up a new government, a military dictatorship, ruled by the military council. the fouroutan dynasty and old government were purged as enemies of the state during this process.
now the new military council, a strongly nationalistic group, works to rebuild persia and restore it to its 'rightful' place in the world. this rebuilding is being helped by numbers of persian refugees returning to their now-peaceful homeland.
the new government is also building up the persian armed forces more than would seem to be needed for defence alone, and for this reason, although none of its neighbours have yet intervened in persia, all have begun keeping a close eye on its activities.
the persian people have more respect and liking for the mughals than the russians, despite them both being invaders of their country. this arises from the mughals much greater respect for their religious sites and beliefs, as well as shared culture and language, as opposed to the russians who have none of these and who have actively worked to eradicate non-russian orthodox religion in all of their conquests.
the capital city of persian is isfahan.
the main unit of currency in persia is the abbasi, which divides into two thousand dinars. a larger unit, the toman, equivalent to 50 abbasi, is also used for large sums.
the persian flag consists of a wide sand-coloured central band on which is a golden lion bearing a sword, the traditional symbol for persian. a red band runs down each side of the flag.


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No technology accepted by the scientific community today can accurately forecast underwater earthquakes and the ensuing disasters they can cause. However, supercomputing and storage systems are being put to use to assist in the repair of damage done by the recent catastrophic tsunami in Asia, by processing air- and sea-condition models……….
FNMOC began using SGI servers, supercomputers and storage technology in 2001. Today, the network includes two Origin 3800 machines, two Origin 3900s and two 12-processor Origin systems, which are clustered because the center’s work is continuous and the output of one job often contributes to the input of the next, Clancy said. The systems are connected through SGI’s shared-file system, called InfiniteStorage Shared Filesystem CXFS, which permits data to be passed among operating systems without any replicating.

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no technology accepted by the scientific community today can accurately forecast underwater earthquakes and the ensuing disasters they can cause. however, supercomputing and storage systems are being put to use to assist in the repair of damage done by the recent catastrophic tsunami in asia, by processing air- and sea-condition models……….
fnmoc began using sgi servers, supercomputers and storage technology in 2001. today, the network includes two origin 3800 machines, two origin 3900s and two 12-processor origin systems, which are clustered because the center’s work is continuous and the output of one job often contributes to the input of the next, clancy said. the systems are connected through sgi’s shared-file system, called infinitestorage shared filesystem cxfs, which permits data to be passed among operating systems without any replicating.


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Just a quick heads up to anyone using the set landscape hack in the android.manifest to get the keyboard rotated to the correct position.
While this works perfectly fine for a single agk app installed on a device - if a second agk app gets installed that does NOT have the set landscape hack installed - in other words its a portrait based app.
Then things will start to get weird.
The reason for this is that when the first app is installed - the one with the set landscape hack - it creates a calibration.cfg file that is global to the device - as opposed to a specific calibration.cfg file to that individual app.
This is complicated further by the fact that the calibration data is created with respect to the hacked landscape orientation - as opposed to the unhacked portraint orientation.
When the second app runs - it tries to use this exact same calibration data - but it is NOT in the forced landscape orientation - so it will ALWAYS display in the wrong alignment.
Basically - the second app will show 90degrees out of alignment from what it should.
Not totally sure what the solution here is yet - but it is something the DEVS need to get sorted out asap.
As the problem is going to start to compound greatly as more and more agk apps get released - each with their own take on the android orientation / calibration issue.
Did you not make the changes in core.cpp to remove the calibration settings first?
I have a couple of apps running in both portrait and landscape without issue now after changing that file and the manifest.
Sorry Westa my method doesnt seem to work on another device ive just tried , i get the same problem as you,but it does on my asus transformer so its probably device specific.I simply told it not to read the config file if present and hard coded the values i needed for each app.
There are issues on different devices if u don't calibrate ... especially tablets with hardware based orientation locks.
When I get a moment to spare will look at the core code some ... think safest option is to just rename calibration.cfg.
Nah i'd say warning of you are using the landscape hack.
It really does mess things up - didn't discover it on one device till we were showing a client some demo stuff - hmmm doh.
Anyway - best solution for now is to build a custom version of the interpreter library using the NDK with the name of the config file changed to something unique to your app.
That way other agk games can coexist on the same device without issues.

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just a quick heads up to anyone using the set landscape hack in the android.manifest to get the keyboard rotated to the correct position.
while this works perfectly fine for a single agk app installed on a device - if a second agk app gets installed that does not have the set landscape hack installed - in other words its a portrait based app.
then things will start to get weird.
the reason for this is that when the first app is installed - the one with the set landscape hack - it creates a calibration.cfg file that is global to the device - as opposed to a specific calibration.cfg file to that individual app.
this is complicated further by the fact that the calibration data is created with respect to the hacked landscape orientation - as opposed to the unhacked portraint orientation.
when the second app runs - it tries to use this exact same calibration data - but it is not in the forced landscape orientation - so it will always display in the wrong alignment.
basically - the second app will show 90degrees out of alignment from what it should.
not totally sure what the solution here is yet - but it is something the devs need to get sorted out asap.
as the problem is going to start to compound greatly as more and more agk apps get released - each with their own take on the android orientation / calibration issue.
did you not make the changes in core.cpp to remove the calibration settings first?
i have a couple of apps running in both portrait and landscape without issue now after changing that file and the manifest.
sorry westa my method doesnt seem to work on another device ive just tried , i get the same problem as you,but it does on my asus transformer so its probably device specific.i simply told it not to read the config file if present and hard coded the values i needed for each app.
there are issues on different devices if u don't calibrate ... especially tablets with hardware based orientation locks.
when i get a moment to spare will look at the core code some ... think safest option is to just rename calibration.cfg.
nah i'd say warning of you are using the landscape hack.
it really does mess things up - didn't discover it on one device till we were showing a client some demo stuff - hmmm doh.
anyway - best solution for now is to build a custom version of the interpreter library using the ndk with the name of the config file changed to something unique to your app.
that way other agk games can coexist on the same device without issues.


text: "Cinéma cinémas", A.Andreu, M.Boujut and Cl.Ventura wanted it as closer as possible to their emotions and dreams over the cinema, far away from any kind of promotion. Their field of exploration was the cinema with a movie approach. 20 years later, even if it was not their purpose, they have a splendid collection of great moments that risked to disappear. To avoid this, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, with the enthusiastic support of INA, decided to recreate 12 episods made of the very best and more representative moments of the original shows that Cl.Ventura assembled and edited in the original spirit and shape of Cinéma cinémas.

lowercased: "cinéma cinémas", a.andreu, m.boujut and cl.ventura wanted it as closer as possible to their emotions and dreams over the cinema, far away from any kind of promotion. their field of exploration was the cinema with a movie approach. 20 years later, even if it was not their purpose, they have a splendid collection of great moments that risked to disappear. to avoid this, jean-pierre jeunet, with the enthusiastic support of ina, decided to recreate 12 episods made of the very best and more representative moments of the original shows that cl.ventura assembled and edited in the original spirit and shape of cinéma cinémas.


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Intensive Care patients can experience Adverse Events associated with sudden episodes of low blood pressure. These Adverse Events may impact all of the main organs resulting in longer lengths of stay, increased care costs and reducing quality of outcomes. Existing technologies enable to clinicians to know when these events have occurred and treat the effects.
Medical techniques for avoiding Adverse Events currently exist, but clinicians don#t have a reliable way to predict the occurrence, so there is no opportunity for intervention.
Philips Medizin Systeme Böblingen Gmbh.

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intensive care patients can experience adverse events associated with sudden episodes of low blood pressure. these adverse events may impact all of the main organs resulting in longer lengths of stay, increased care costs and reducing quality of outcomes. existing technologies enable to clinicians to know when these events have occurred and treat the effects.
medical techniques for avoiding adverse events currently exist, but clinicians don#t have a reliable way to predict the occurrence, so there is no opportunity for intervention.
philips medizin systeme böblingen gmbh.


text: We love how popular and accessible bath bomb making is today. We have gathered all the supplies and some recipe links and kits all in one place for the Bath Bomb novice and those already addicted! The entire range of cosmetic colourants and clays, Essential Oils and Bramble Berry Fragrances are listed below on the Quick Links as well as here.

lowercased: we love how popular and accessible bath bomb making is today. we have gathered all the supplies and some recipe links and kits all in one place for the bath bomb novice and those already addicted! the entire range of cosmetic colourants and clays, essential oils and bramble berry fragrances are listed below on the quick links as well as here.


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This page helps answer: how do I use the word safety in a sentence? How do you use safety in a sentence? Can you give me a sentence for the word safety?
Example sentences with the word safety, a sentence example for safety, and safety in sample sentence.

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this page helps answer: how do i use the word safety in a sentence? how do you use safety in a sentence? can you give me a sentence for the word safety?
example sentences with the word safety, a sentence example for safety, and safety in sample sentence.


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The Gulp! Shrimp is arguably the most popular bream soft bait in Australia, the reason is simple, they work! Fish eat Gulp! Shrimp on the drop, dead sticked on the bottom, suspended midwater and on flicking, darting retrieves, they just love ‘em.
Available in 2” & 3” sizes Gulp! Alive Shrimp come in handy multi colour tubs with proven fish catching colours.

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the gulp! shrimp is arguably the most popular bream soft bait in australia, the reason is simple, they work! fish eat gulp! shrimp on the drop, dead sticked on the bottom, suspended midwater and on flicking, darting retrieves, they just love ‘em.
available in 2” & 3” sizes gulp! alive shrimp come in handy multi colour tubs with proven fish catching colours.


text: Four retrogressive thaw slumps (RTS) located on Herschel Island and the Yukon coast (King Point) in the western Canadian Arctic were investigated to compare the environmental, sedimentological and geochemical setting and characteristics of zones in active and stabilised slumps and at undisturbed sites. In general, the slope, sedimentology and biogeochemistry of stabilised and undisturbed zones differ, independent of their age or location. Organic carbon contents were lower in slumps than in the surrounding tundra, and the density and compaction of slump sediments were much greater. Radiocarbon dating showed that RTS were likely to have been active around 300 a BP and are undergoing a similar period of increased activity now. This cycle is thought to be controlled more by local geometry, cryostratigraphy and the rate of coastal erosion than by variation in summer temperatures.

lowercased: four retrogressive thaw slumps (rts) located on herschel island and the yukon coast (king point) in the western canadian arctic were investigated to compare the environmental, sedimentological and geochemical setting and characteristics of zones in active and stabilised slumps and at undisturbed sites. in general, the slope, sedimentology and biogeochemistry of stabilised and undisturbed zones differ, independent of their age or location. organic carbon contents were lower in slumps than in the surrounding tundra, and the density and compaction of slump sediments were much greater. radiocarbon dating showed that rts were likely to have been active around 300 a bp and are undergoing a similar period of increased activity now. this cycle is thought to be controlled more by local geometry, cryostratigraphy and the rate of coastal erosion than by variation in summer temperatures.


text: Do you know the one thing most folks are picky about? Ride food. Too sweet, too bland, too hard, too soft, too nutty. Not enough nuts. Enter Honey Stinger. The one food that 98.9% of riders can agree on. Organic, Gluten Free, not too sweet, easy to digest, we love their products a lot on the Ramble. From the waffles to chews to bars to gels, it’s all good stuff and makes the core of our offerings and pairs well with other foods on the ride. And want to know a trick to help you sleep warmer? Before you turn in grab a Protein Bar and eat it right before going to bed. Grab another to keep by you if you are an especially cold sleeper. The extra food helps to “stoke” the metabolism fire keeping your body working and you sleeping warmer. Nothing worse after a hard day on the bike and sleeping outside than to wake up cold and with a growling stomach at 3 am.

lowercased: do you know the one thing most folks are picky about? ride food. too sweet, too bland, too hard, too soft, too nutty. not enough nuts. enter honey stinger. the one food that 98.9% of riders can agree on. organic, gluten free, not too sweet, easy to digest, we love their products a lot on the ramble. from the waffles to chews to bars to gels, it’s all good stuff and makes the core of our offerings and pairs well with other foods on the ride. and want to know a trick to help you sleep warmer? before you turn in grab a protein bar and eat it right before going to bed. grab another to keep by you if you are an especially cold sleeper. the extra food helps to “stoke” the metabolism fire keeping your body working and you sleeping warmer. nothing worse after a hard day on the bike and sleeping outside than to wake up cold and with a growling stomach at 3 am.


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US veterans chastise mainstream media for ignoring an account of how the CIA tried to block the Senate’s torture investigation.
It is time to revert to what Truman envisaged for the CIA.
You seem on the verge of leaving the Senate without letting your fellow Americans know all they need to know about CIA torture.
We note that both sides continue to claim possession of compelling evidence regarding the true perpetrators of this crime.
A dozen former U.S. military and intelligence officials are telling President Obama that they are picking up information that undercuts the Official Story.

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us veterans chastise mainstream media for ignoring an account of how the cia tried to block the senate’s torture investigation.
it is time to revert to what truman envisaged for the cia.
you seem on the verge of leaving the senate without letting your fellow americans know all they need to know about cia torture.
we note that both sides continue to claim possession of compelling evidence regarding the true perpetrators of this crime.
a dozen former u.s. military and intelligence officials are telling president obama that they are picking up information that undercuts the official story.


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Podcaster, F1 commentator and BBC Radio host Richard "Spanners" Ready joins Ben & Liam to discuss voice-swaps; elephant-trunk vs giraffe neck and to have their fortunes told by hard biscuits.
Check out Spanners' Missed Apex Podcast or his BBC Radio Cambridgeshire spot, (regularly featuring Liam).
This episode features a tune entitled Non-Committal Noises written and performed by Liam.
In this episode we shared the vague and unhelpful prophecies pulled from fortune cookies - a sort of “conversation cookie”, if you will. Despite being a staple of Chinese takeaways, fortune cookies are actually believed to have their roots in Japanese culture, with the paper fortune placed in the cookie’s fold, rather than inside. Something like 3 billion fortune cookies are now made and consumed every year, largely in the USA, with the biggest companies based in New York, the Midwest and Los Angeles.
Don’t say we never teach you anything.

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podcaster, f1 commentator and bbc radio host richard "spanners" ready joins ben & liam to discuss voice-swaps; elephant-trunk vs giraffe neck and to have their fortunes told by hard biscuits.
check out spanners' missed apex podcast or his bbc radio cambridgeshire spot, (regularly featuring liam).
this episode features a tune entitled non-committal noises written and performed by liam.
in this episode we shared the vague and unhelpful prophecies pulled from fortune cookies - a sort of “conversation cookie”, if you will. despite being a staple of chinese takeaways, fortune cookies are actually believed to have their roots in japanese culture, with the paper fortune placed in the cookie’s fold, rather than inside. something like 3 billion fortune cookies are now made and consumed every year, largely in the usa, with the biggest companies based in new york, the midwest and los angeles.
don’t say we never teach you anything.


text: Consider this your exclusive invite to a thought-provoking and entertaining night of words. Four vanguards of the Asian literary scene assemble at Pulpfiction Books (2422 Main Street, Vancouver) to read passages from their latest novels and publications. Join Doretta Lau (How Does A Single Blade Of Grass Thank The Sun), Tom Cho (Look Who’s Morphing), Kevin Chong (Northern Dancer) and Nancy Lee (The Age) on Friday, May 30 at 7 p.m. for a stimulating literary conversation.

lowercased: consider this your exclusive invite to a thought-provoking and entertaining night of words. four vanguards of the asian literary scene assemble at pulpfiction books (2422 main street, vancouver) to read passages from their latest novels and publications. join doretta lau (how does a single blade of grass thank the sun), tom cho (look who’s morphing), kevin chong (northern dancer) and nancy lee (the age) on friday, may 30 at 7 p.m. for a stimulating literary conversation.


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Concentrate on organizing your closet this week. Purge anything that isn’t getting used or doesn’t belong. Follow the step by step process I’ve laid out for you.
This week, we’re clearing the clutter and organizing the living room. If your living room is well lived in, you probably have a lot to do this week.

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concentrate on organizing your closet this week. purge anything that isn’t getting used or doesn’t belong. follow the step by step process i’ve laid out for you.
this week, we’re clearing the clutter and organizing the living room. if your living room is well lived in, you probably have a lot to do this week.


text:
Ride the rugged but rewarding Wild Coast track from Ocean Beach to Orongorongo by mountain bike for a day of intense adventure. Orca, dolphin and seals have been spotted from the trail, and you won't be disappointed by the views!
A challenging but rewarding self guided mountain biking adventure along the Wild Coast track!
Shuttle over the Rimutaka Ranges and down to Ocean Beach in the Wairarapa (even the drive has beautiful scenery!). Be fitted with your bike, customised according to your height and riding preferences.
Then, jump in the saddle and take off around the coast to Orongorongo for 18km of adventure. Stop along the way to enjoy lunch with a view. The locals have spotted orca, dolphins and seals while on this trail - it's an incredible part of the country.
Though beautiful and one of the highlights of the Rimutaka Cycle Trail, it can be quite rugged and best suited to experienced riders.
At the end of the day, jump in the shuttle back to Wellington.
Please wear comfortable, casual clothing and appropriate footwear.
This experience takes place from Ocean Beach to Orongorongo with transfers from Wellington.

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ride the rugged but rewarding wild coast track from ocean beach to orongorongo by mountain bike for a day of intense adventure. orca, dolphin and seals have been spotted from the trail, and you won't be disappointed by the views!
a challenging but rewarding self guided mountain biking adventure along the wild coast track!
shuttle over the rimutaka ranges and down to ocean beach in the wairarapa (even the drive has beautiful scenery!). be fitted with your bike, customised according to your height and riding preferences.
then, jump in the saddle and take off around the coast to orongorongo for 18km of adventure. stop along the way to enjoy lunch with a view. the locals have spotted orca, dolphins and seals while on this trail - it's an incredible part of the country.
though beautiful and one of the highlights of the rimutaka cycle trail, it can be quite rugged and best suited to experienced riders.
at the end of the day, jump in the shuttle back to wellington.
please wear comfortable, casual clothing and appropriate footwear.
this experience takes place from ocean beach to orongorongo with transfers from wellington.


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We are now affiliated with Utrecht Art Supplies!
Utrecht is a very well known art supply company that was founded in New York during the year of 1949. They were one of the first to create an acrylic based ground gessoes that works with both oil and water based medium.

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we are now affiliated with utrecht art supplies!
utrecht is a very well known art supply company that was founded in new york during the year of 1949. they were one of the first to create an acrylic based ground gessoes that works with both oil and water based medium.


text: The Hello Baby Lea Teddy bear comforter, made of special plush fabric for your baby's soft skin, has a size of 28 cm / 11.2 inches. With a grey bear head and embroidered eyes, nose and mouth. In addition to an option for fastening a dummy, for color contrast there is an embroidered pink ribbon and beautiful collar. The inner ears, dummy fastener and lining are grey with white dots. One unique feature is that you can reach into the bear from below and put a finger through the opening provided in the bear's head to use him as a puppet. There is an elegantly designed premium gift box to match. The greeting card can be removed and written on. When removed, it reveals an additional small viewing window.

lowercased: the hello baby lea teddy bear comforter, made of special plush fabric for your baby's soft skin, has a size of 28 cm / 11.2 inches. with a grey bear head and embroidered eyes, nose and mouth. in addition to an option for fastening a dummy, for color contrast there is an embroidered pink ribbon and beautiful collar. the inner ears, dummy fastener and lining are grey with white dots. one unique feature is that you can reach into the bear from below and put a finger through the opening provided in the bear's head to use him as a puppet. there is an elegantly designed premium gift box to match. the greeting card can be removed and written on. when removed, it reveals an additional small viewing window.