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Holistic Business Success for Women: Motherhood, Business, and the Message of the Hummingbird
Here are some final thoughts from spiritual business consultant, Lily Finch
...You see, women who have based their value upon the kind of mother they are, prevent their children reaching new heights. Studies have shown that most human beings maintain a certain amount of emotional and financial homeostasis, meaning they only grow about 5% beyond the financial and educational level of their parents. There is this ‘unseen’ net that doesn’t stretch out very far. And yet, this is true, EXCEPT in the cases where a person seeks to heal all false and limited beliefs and fear based illusions of their parents and its effect on them!
This requires that children (who may have previously thought the sun rises and sets on their parents) actually start to question the effects of their parent’s choices, opinions, beliefs and values. This usually doesn’t occur until over the age of 30. In their teens, they fight with us to have the courage to leave us and to give us motivation to let them go! Then it only takes a year or two for them to become best friends with us again--somewhere in their 20’s. But in their 30’s, they have now experienced enough pain, suffering, frustrated desires and failure that it’s time to start asking ‘WHY ISN’T MY LIFE WORKING?’ A healthy parent provides a safe place for their children pain to surface and be transformed. In other words, if we have our values aligned, we will be able to provide a safe place for them to express what we taught them as children-- all that crap we filled their heads with! A healthy, awakened parent wants their children to soar far above and beyond what they, themselves have! But an unhealthy parent can’t bear the shame of hearing about anything that did that didn’t work! And this ‘fear’ of hearing the truth shuts down a child's VITAL time of healing unless the child (now well into adulthood) learns to give themselves permission, with or without their parents ‘allowing’ it. Judging from most married women who are well into their 70’s and 80’s and who are still fearfully hiding some things from their spouses and saying that their spouse gave them ‘permission’ to do this or that, it’s not a common thing for a person in their 30’s to give themselves this safety despite what their parents think! Most have a lot of difficulty with it because they still emotionally need their parents and haven’t yet arrived at the developmental stage where they come to understand that TO CARE MORE ABOUT WHAT OTHERS THINK means to block their own power of discernment. As a consequence of caring about what others think, children can’t uncover what their own highest purpose is let alone live it. Women who have ‘overcompensated’ for their lousy parenting are notorious for not allowing the safety for her children to grow as they weed the gardens of their own childhood and they are certainly lacking the understanding that the seeds of their own childhood beliefs and fears were already sown into the DNA they passed on long before they actually gave birth to their children. So they passed on their own dysfunctional childhood even without knowing it! One can learn great messages from the little hummingbird who begins to show up to encourage women on their quest to transform the world by transforming herself. The little hummingbird is so light its weight is nothing! This is significant for the need of humans to let go of carrying the weight and the burden of the traditions of multiple generations of parents that don’t work and to begin to FLY from one beautiful flower to another, gathering the ‘sweet’ nectar of life to walk ‘lightly’ and softly, edifying and elevating all other in the ‘BEAUTY WAY’ on the earth, creating a world where there is no more fear and where all living things, including our beloved planet is cared for and elevated in the process. Now we, as women are being called! The only ones capable of answering the call, are those who are awakening and seeking to learn the very science of transformation and creativity in order to transform all the limiting beliefs and illusions that have created our planets’ problems and create New models of business, illuminated influence and leadership.
Lily Finch, is a business and spiritual development coach. Her work can be found in the Best Selling Series, Wake Up...Live The Life You Love. In the book, A Search for Purpose, you will find her writings featured with Wayne Dyer, Anthony Robbins, Bill Harris and Brian Tracey. She is the author of ‘Holy and Humorous Hell and ‘Butterfly Medicine:Metamorphosis from Caterpillar to Butterfly, Woman to Goddess' under the pen name, Flowerbird.
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Lily consults with women on being whole and integrating the spiritual with the physical on every level. She can be reached at: http://lilyfinch.com/
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Martin John Sheridan (March 28, 1881 – March 27, 1918) was "one of the greatest athletes the United States has ever known"[1] according to his obituary in the New York Times. He was born in Bohola, County Mayo, Ireland, and died in St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan, New York, the day before his 37th birthday, a very early casualty of the 1918 flu pandemic. He is buried in Calvary Cemetery, Queens, New York. He was part of a group of Irish-American athletes known as the "Irish Whales".
1904 St Louis Discus throw
1906 Athens Discus throw
1906 Athens Shot put
1906 Athens Stone throw
At 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) and 194 lbs (88 kg), Sheridan was the best all-around athlete of the Irish American Athletic Club, and like many of his team mates, served with the New York City Police Department (from 1906 until his death in 1918). Sheridan was so well respected in the NYPD, that he served as the Governor's personal bodyguard when the governor was in New York City.[2]
A five-time Olympic gold medalist, with a total of nine Olympic medals, Sheridan was called "one of the greatest figures that ever represented this country in international sport, as well as being one of the most popular who ever attained the championship honor."[1] He won the discus throw event at the 1904, 1906, and 1908 Summer Olympics as well as the shot put at the 1906 Olympics and the Greek discus in 1908. At the 1906 Intercalated Games in Athens he also won silver medals in the standing high jump, standing long jump and the stone throw.
In 1907, Sheridan won the National Amateur Athletic Union discus championship and the Canadian championship, and in 1908 he won the Metropolitan, National and Canadian championships as well as two gold medals in the discus throw and bronze in the standing long jump at the 1908 Olympic Games.[3]
Two of Martin Sheridan's gold medals from the 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, Missouri and one of his medals from the 1906 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, are currently located in the USA Track & Field's Hall of Fame History Gallery, in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
It is often claimed that Sheridan fueled a controversy in London in 1908, when flagbearer Ralph Rose refused to dip the flag to King Edward VII. Sheridan is supposed to have supported Rose by explaining "This flag dips to no earthly king," and it is claimed that his statement exemplified both Irish and American defiance of the British monarchy. However, careful research has shown that this was first reported in 1952. Sheridan himself made no mention of it in his published reports on the Games and neither did his obituary.[4]
The inscription on the granite Celtic Cross monument marking Martin Sheridan's grave in Calvary Cemetery, Queens, New York says in part: "Devoted to the Institutions of his Country, and the Ideals and Aspirations of his Race. Athlete. Patriot."
^ a b New York Times, March 28, 1918.
^ https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1906/ATH/mens-discus-throw.html
^ Mallon & Buchanan, Journal of Olympic History, Sept 1999
http://www.wingedfist.com/assets/Sheridan_from_Sprin_3100.pdf Police Athletes of the Past: Martin Sheridan - Spring 3100
Martin Sheridan at Find a Grave
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Patent US7359269 - Semiconductor memory device for reducing peak current during refresh operation - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA semiconductor memory device comprises a plurality of banks, each having first and second cell mats, each having a plurality of word lines; a data access controller for selecting a word line from the first cell mat and the second cell mat in response to the row address and a refresh signal to be used...http://www.google.com/patents/US7359269?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7359269 - Semiconductor memory device for reducing peak current during refresh operationAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS7359269 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/749,350Publication dateApr 15, 2008Filing dateDec 31, 2003Priority dateApr 30, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS7768860, US20060133182, US20080165606Publication number10749350, 749350, US 7359269 B2, US 7359269B2, US-B2-7359269, US7359269 B2, US7359269B2InventorsMin-Young YouOriginal AssigneeHynix Semiconductor Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (21), Referenced by (11), Classifications (19), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSemiconductor memory device for reducing peak current during refresh operation
Generally, the number of word lines included in a memory cell block of a semiconductor memory device depends on the number of bits of a row address signal inputted to the memory cell block. In case of FIG. 1, a 14-bit row address signal is inputted to the cell block 20, and, therefore, there are 16×1024 word lines corresponded to the 14 bit row address signal.
For instance, in case of a 1 giga-byte memory device, 30-bit row address signal is needed for the 1 giga-byte memory device. 2 bit among the 30 bits of the 30-bit row address signal are for selecting a bank, other 14 bits are for a row address selecting word lines and the other 14 bits are for a column address selecting bit lines. Therefore, there are provided 16×1024 word lines corresponded to the 14-bit row address signal and there are also provided 16×1024 memory cells per every word line.
Each of the first cell mat 500 and the second cell mat 600 includes 8×1024 word lines. The data access controller 800 activates a word line of the first cell mat 500 or the second cell mat 600 at a data access operation; however, at a refresh operation, the data access controller 800 activates a word line of the first cell mat 500 and a word line of the second cell mat 600.
As described above, in case of 1 giga-byte DRAM having four banks, if each bank included in the 1 giga-byte DRAM has 16×1024 word lines, the each bank also has 16×1024 bit lines connected to sense amplifiers. Therefore, if a word line is activated, data stored in 16×1024 memory cells corresponded to the word line is amplified by sense amplifiers.
As described above, if a word line is activated, 16×1024 sense amplifiers have to operate. Therefore, in case of a semiconductor memory device according to prior art, 2×16×1024 sense amplifiers have to operate simultaneously during the refresh operation. However, in case of the semiconductor memory device in accordance with the present invention, 16×1024 sense amplifiers start to operate first and the other 16×1024 sense amplifiers start to operate after the predetermined time at the refresh operation. Therefore, peak current could be reduced in the semiconductor memory device in accordance with the present invention.
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Amazon.co.uk:Customer reviews: W1207A Womens Black Dunlop Festival Wellies Wellington Rain Snow Boots Size Uk 6
W1207A Womens Black Dunlop Festival Wellies Wellington Rain Snow Boots...
4.0 out of 5 starsSeem good wellies, but think about size.
Nice and light, and seem to be waterproof in wet grass and puddles, but not tested in deeper water yet. They are mid-calf length, coming to the widest part only. I got a 6, even though I'm a 6-and-a-half or 7 usually, because of the review below. They are quite snug, and a little hard to pull over my heel - I don't think I could get really thick socks on. They are also snug around my calf, and will only just allow for skinny jeans. I have reasonably well-developed calves, but they are not abnormally large!
1.0 out of 5 starsNot the Dunlop I remember.
I chose these as Dunlop is a brand I have used before. I was suspicious of the low price and it seems rightly so. I have standard UK size feet and relatively slim ankles but I could not get either foot past the ankle of these boots. I don't know where these are made but I'm guessing it is where people tend to be smaller than the UK. I tried on several pairs of wellies in a local store and was able to get my feet into them all with relative ease. I have returned these boots and purchased another pair having tried them on. The retailer provided a label and accepted the return without quibble, so no complaints there.
I only used these boots for walks in the park. After five months there was a split in the upper of one boot and after a year a split in the upper of the other boot. I could just about use them, unless it rained, until three days ago (14 months after buying them) when I felt something strange as I walked and discovered a 99mm split along and then beside the seam of one boot.
I have always used Dunlop boots and, even when I've been on rough ground in the country, have never had a problem. Boots have lasted for years.
These are VERY shoddy.
When I contacted A&H Footwear, the supplier, its staff were dismissive, unhelpful and took no responsibility for the very poor quality of the boots and their falling apart after two months over the one year that qualifies Amazon's customers for refunds or replacements. So no boots and no refund, and advice to other customers to be very wary of A&H Footwear.
I always buy Dunlop wellies as I find these are the best quality & last the longest! the fashion wellies always crack and let water in within a couple of weeks, but not these! Very hard-wearing & comfortable. I will be wearing these to the Festivals this summer & I'm sure they won't let me down :)
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A well made boot but very narrow at the top so would suit skinnies. A very reasonable price for an attractive boot.
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THE UNHEALTHY alliance between the teachers union and locally elected officials in Montgomery County made a cameo appearance last year on the national stage. It promptly bombed. The incident was an embarrassment for the county and an object lesson in how far both sides -- politicians and the union itself -- have drifted into the politics of entitlement, intimidation and ethical corrosion.
The episode involved Bonnie Cullison, then chief of the teachers union, who decided to seek election to the policy-setting executive committee of the National Education Association, which represents teachers nationally. Ms. Cullison needed to raise money to pay for travel, mailings and other campaign incidentals. The usual thing would have been for her to seek contributions from teachers in Montgomery and elsewhere, among whom she has plenty of contacts. But Ms. Cullison went a step further: She hit up Maryland state legislators, particularly those the Montgomery teachers union had endorsed, asking them to contribute as much as they could.
Many lawmakers quickly obliged, dipping into their campaign accounts to finance Ms. Cullison's campaign, until the state attorney general's office blew the whistle. In an opinion, the office concluded the obvious: that funds donated to a Maryland politician's campaign are not intended to finance a national union's internal election. The Maryland State Board of Elections ordered Ms. Cullison to refund the several thousand dollars she'd raised from politicians, which she did. She lost the election.
Ms. Cullison is a well-regarded figure in local education circles. But if this incident seems odd and unseemly, that's because it is. The NEA confirmed to us that it's exceedingly unusual, if not unheard of, for candidates for leadership positions to solicit funds from public officials. Some state lawmakers complained privately about the contributions, as the Montgomery Gazette reported at the time; a number told us they resented or felt uncomfortable about being asked. However -- and here's the rub -- it all fit a pattern in Montgomery County, where the teachers union wields such outsized power that it believes shaking down politicians is normal and acceptable. In fact, it is unknown in the rest of Maryland or, as far as we know, in the United States.
As we reported in two recent editorials, the Montgomery County Education Association -- the teachers union -- makes clear that candidates who receive the union's endorsement are expected to pay the union for the campaign it mounts on their behalf. Many candidates, though certainly not all, do so gladly; in effect, they outsource their campaigns for county council, school board and state legislature to the MCEA for the privilege of being included on the union's highly influential "Apple Ballot" of approved candidates. On Election Day, the ballot is distributed at most polling places around the county by some of the 11,000 teachers the union represents.
The intimate entanglement of interests between elected officials and the union is all about swapping favors, including some rather large ones that have put county taxpayers on the hook for many millions of dollars. Most officeholders, frightened of provoking the MCEA's wrath, are loath to question any provision of the generous, and now unaffordable, contracts that the union has negotiated on behalf of teachers. In effect, local officeholders are so beholden to the union that they have forfeited their obligation to exercise independent oversight over contract negotiations.
One result is that the average salary for a Montgomery County teacher, $76,483, is the highest among suburban school systems in the Washington area, according to the Washington Area Boards of Education, a regional group. Another is that the salary of a typical Montgomery teacher -- one with 10 years of experience when the last contract went into effect in 2007 -- has jumped by 23 percent in the past three years, even as private-sector wages have stagnated. Since 2004, teacher salaries in Montgomery have increased at a significantly faster rate than in other suburban school systems -- the lone exception being Prince George's County, which started from a low base and has had to play catch-up.
Montgomery County schools are generally excellent, and teachers are prized members of the community who deserve to be well paid. It's conceivable that the outcome of a fair and balanced political process -- one where elected officials and union operatives conducted business at arm's length -- might set teachers' salaries and benefits about where they are now. But what confidence can the public have that officeholders in Montgomery are carefully weighing competing interests when most of them are held hostage to the overbearing influence of a single union?

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Hobson’s Choice | StealthFlation
More than two months have passed since the August “flash crash.” Fragilities illuminated during that bout of market turmoil still reverberate. Sure, global markets have rallied back strongly. Bullish news, analysis and sentiment have followed suit, as they do. The poor bears have again been bullied into submission, as the punchy bulls have somehow become further emboldened. The optimists are even more deeply convinced of U.S., Chinese and global resilience (the 2008 crisis “100-year flood” view). Fears of China, EM and global tumult were way overblown, they now contend. As anticipated, global officials remain in full control. All is rosy again, except for the fact that global central bankers behave as if they’re utterly terrified of something.
The way I see it, underlying system fragility has become so acute that central bankers are convinced that they must now forcefully (“shock and awe,” “beat expectations,” etc.) react to any fledgling market “risk off” dynamic. Risk aversion and de-leveraging must not gather momentum. If fragilities are not thwarted early, they could easily unfold into something difficult to control. Such an outcome would risk a break in market confidence that central banks have everything well under control – faith that is now fully embedded in the pricing and structure for tens of Trillions of securities and hundreds of Trillions of associated derivatives – everywhere. With options at this point limited, the so-called “risk management” approach dictates that central banks err on the side of using their limited armaments forcibly and preemptively.
With today’s extraordinary global backdrop in mind, I’m this week noting a few definitions of “Hobson’s Choice”:
“An apparently free choice that actually offers no alternative.” (The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms)
“A situation in which it seems that you can choose between different things or actions, but there is really only one thing that you can take or do.” (Cambridge Idioms Dictionary)
“No choice at all, take it or leave it.” (Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price)
There are subtleties in these definitions, just as there are subtleties in financial Bubbles. Importantly, over time Bubbles embody a degree of risk where they stealthily begin to dictate ongoing monetary accommodation. These days, global market Bubbles have reached the point where their message to central bankers is direct and unmistakable: “No choice at all, take it or leave it.” “Keep expanding monetary stimulus or it all comes crashing down – and that’s you Yellen, Draghi, Kuroda, PBOC – all of you…”
As Ben Bernanke’s book tour lingers on, there are comments to add to the debate. From an interview with the Financial Times’ Martin Wolf:
Wolf: “… We have to recognise that neither he nor the Fed expected the meltdown. Does the blame for these mistakes lie in pre-crisis monetary policy, particularly the targeting of inflation, with which he is closely associated? Had interest rates not been kept too low for too long in the early 2000s?”
Bernanke: “The first part of a response is to ask whether monetary policy was, in fact, a major contributor to the housing bubble and all that happened. Serious studies that look at it don’t find that to be the case. People such as Bob Shiller [a Nobel laureate currently serving as a Sterling professor of economics at Yale University], who has a lot of credibility on this topic, says that: it wasn’t monetary policy at all; it came from a mania, a psychological phenomenon, that took off from the tech boom and moved into housing.”
Mortgage Credit almost doubled in six years. Home prices inflated dramatically throughout much of the country, with prices about doubling in key markets (i.e. California). Egregious lending excess was conspicuous. Speculative excesses throughout ABS, MBS, GSE debt securities and mortgage-related derivates (i.e. CDOs) were only slightly less conspicuous.
Why did the Fed fail to impose some monetary restraint (recall that Fed funds remained below 2% for several years of double-digit annual mortgage Credit growth)? Because they had (once again) badly missed their timing. A Bernanke-inspired policy course was determined to see reflationary measures gain robust momentum. The Fed believed that the benefits of prolonging aggressive accommodation greatly outweighed minimal risks (CPI and inflation expectations were contained!). Meanwhile, mortgage finance Bubble excess reached a scale where the Fed would not risk the un-reflationary consequences of piercing the Bubble. Financial and economic vulnerability were too acute for our central bank to take such institutional risk.
Then, one might ask, why exactly had the Fed been so unwilling earlier in the cycle to restrain obviously overheating mortgage and housing marketplaces? This is a critical yet somehow completely neglected issue. Well, it’s because the Federal Reserve had specifically targeted mortgage Credit growth and housing inflation as the reflationary drivers for the post-technology Bubble recovery. Though apparently lost in history, manipulating mortgage Credit and housing markets were the primary (Bernanke’s “helicopter money”) mechanism for the Fed’s war against deflation risk.
The Bubble was of the Fed’s making, and our central bank lost control. It became a Hobson’s Choice issue in the eyes of the Fed, and they fully accommodated the Bubble. Historical revisionism seeks to portray Bernanke as the hero that saved the world.
These days, the Fed and global central bankers face a similar yet much more precarious Bubble Dynamic: The Fed specifically targeted higher securities market prices as its prevailing post-mortgage finance Bubble (“helicopter money”) reflationary mechanism. This ensured that the Fed would again be unwilling to impose any monetary restraint before it would then become too risky to remove accommodation (Einstein’s definition of insanity?). In concert, global central bankers now aggressively accommodate financial Bubbles.
Global markets have the Yellen Fed petrified of even a little 25 bps baby-step nudge up from zero rates. Despite booming bond market Bubbles, a huge rise in stock prices, generally loose financial conditions and expanding economic recovery, the Draghi ECB Thursday signaled additional monetary stimulus would be forthcoming (above the current $60bn monthly QE and near-zero rates). Global markets were overjoyed. In the face of much trumpeted financial and economic stabilization, booming corporate debt markets and significant ongoing Credit growth, Chinese officials moved Friday to again cut lending rates and reserve ratios. Markets were more overjoyed.
The halcyon days have returned. Powered by strong earnings from heavyweights Amazon, Microsoft and Google, the Nasdaq 100 (NDX) surged 4.2% this week. The NDX has now rallied 22% off August lows to within about a percent of all-time highs. The S&P500 gained 2.1% this week, closing just a couple percent below record highs. Bloomberg headline: “Junk Bond ETFs Break Monthly Flow Record With a Week to Spare.” And to be clear, that’s an inflow record.
Friday morning from Bloomberg: “$100 Billion Rally Coming in Google, Microsoft, Amazon Shares.” Tech Bubble 2.0 is raging, fueled by the loosest financial conditions imaginable – spurred along by speculative market dynamics and a global industry arms race arguably on a much grander scale than that of the late-nineties. Friday evening from the New York Times: “America’s Heartland Feels a Chill From Collapsing Commodity Prices.” The impact from the faltering global Bubble is spreading. Fed Bubble accommodation ensured incredible wealth has been freely lavished upon Silicon Valley, exacerbating the issue of “the haves and have nots” locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
It’s certainly worth noting that market strength continues to narrow. The broader market this week badly lagged tech – especially big tech. In a financial management world desperate for relative performance, Fed-induced market rallies compel market participants to jump aboard the big outperformers. It’s exciting – dangerous late-cycle financial market dynamics.
There is as well a powerful real economy dynamic at work. For the most part, the bull vs. bear argument has the economy either rather robust or on the cusp of recession. Most importantly, the U.S. economy is badly imbalanced. Segments and sectors are absolutely booming. Monetary policy is recklessly loose, with cheap liquidity apparently to fuel excess until Bubbles have finally run their course. Meanwhile, vast swaths of the economy suffer from structural stagnation, the aftermath of previous boom/bust episodes. Here, monetary accommodation has little impact. And this stagnation plays a major role in seemingly benign aggregate consumer inflation and economic output data.
Yet when it comes monetary stimulus fueling Bubbles and exacerbating structural imbalances, the U.S. is overshadowed by China. Spurred by a surge in state-directed bank lending, total Credit (“total social financing”) jumped back over $200bn in September. There are also indications that post-stock market Bubble reflationary measures have pushed China’s corporate debt Bubble to only more precarious excess. While many contend that the Chinese economy, markets and currency have stabilized, I see it much more in terms of ongoing unsustainable Credit excess.
Chinese officials missed their timing for reining in Bubble excess by years. It’s now a Hobson’s Choice of throwing everything at the faltering boom. Brief thoughts: The Chinese will need a couple Trillion (in U.S. dollars) of new Credit over the next year, then the year after and so on. Throwing enormous amounts of new Credit at a terribly maladjusted system will ensure epic maladjustment and a Credit Time Bomb. Normally, such dynamics ensure significant currency debasement. I would think in terms of a Credit and Currency Peg Time Bomb.
October 18 – Financial Times (Gabriel Wildau): “It seems a long time ago that China was piling up foreign exchange reserves at a record pace as economists fretted about global imbalances from Beijing gobbling up US Treasury bonds. Now investors are wondering how long China’s dwindling forex reserves — down to $3.5tn from a peak of $4tn in June 2014 — can hold out. Capital is flowing out of China at a record pace and the central bank is drawing down reserves to support the renminbi after its recent dramatic fall. A lack of clarity over how China calculates its reserves and how much is readily available to deploy at short notice has intensified these concerns. As growth slows and bad debt rises, investors have viewed China’s massive forex pile… as the ultimate guarantor of financial stability. The prospect that reserves could be quickly exhausted raises doubts about the government’s ability to ward off crisis. It also limits the central bank’s ability to continue foreign exchange intervention, which may have cost as much as $200bn in August alone.”
Thus far, markets have been incredibly tolerant of erratic Chinese policymaking. “We don’t care how you do it, just stabilize your markets and economy.” But at the end of the day, I see a lack of trust weighing on the Chinese currency. China’s Hobson’s Choice: aggressively inflate Credit or not. And this will put the currency at risk – the currency peg at risk. Currency controls, state-directed currency manipulation and derivatives to mask “capital” flight only increase the risk of financial accidents. Commodities and developed sovereign debt markets seem to confirm that China is not out of the woods.
FT’s Wolf: “I ask him whether he is confident that the improvement in the resilience of the banks is adequate. ‘It’s a fool’s game to predict that everything is going to be fine, because either it is fine, in which case nobody remembers your prediction, or something happens, and then …’ They remember your prediction, I interject. Bernanke continues: ‘My mentor, Dale Jorgenson [of Harvard], used to say — and Larry Summers used to say this, too — that, ‘If you never miss a plane, you’re spending too much time in airports.’ If you absolutely rule out any possibility of any kind of financial crisis, then probably you’re reducing risk too much, in terms of the growth and innovation in the economy.’”
Miss your plane and you reschedule a later flight. And the issue is certainly not ruling out “any possibility of any kind of financial crisis.” By now we should recognize that failed experimental monetary management was the leading culprit in the so-called “worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.” So what’s at risk today from much more egregious monetary experimentation? With runaway Bubbles at risk or faltering around the globe, central bankers are left with a choice of pushing ever forward with monetary inflation and market manipulation – or coming clean. Clearly they believe they have no choice at all.
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reviews Clear all becmeadznottinghamLevel Contributor23 reviews13 hotel reviews18 helpful votes “Has everything you need”Reviewed 19 May 2015 via mobileBrilliantly convenient and well priced. We caught the train to the airport the night before as we had an early start. They picked us up quickly from the station (for free), check in was fast and effective, the rooms were clean and comfy and the transport to the airport was fast and well organised. Will definitely stay here again. If...More ReportHelpful?2Thank becmeadz GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
I am glad that we were able to provide you with a clean, comfortable and friendly stay over. I do hope you will consider choosing us again in the future and look...More Lesley GSelby, United KingdomLevel Contributor38 reviews38 hotel reviews59 helpful votes “Good location, clean & comfortable”Reviewed 19 May 2015 My husband & I booked in here prior to our flight to mexico. Check in was easy & all the staff were helpful & friendly. We booked a set 2 course meal in the restaurant, but through no fault of the hotel & due to a major motorway accident we arrived too late for the meal. Our vouchers were exchanged...More ReportHelpful?1Thank Lesley G GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent stay at Bewleys Hotel Manchester Airport; I am glad that your stay was clean, comfortable and convenient but was disappointed to learn that the meal was not to your liking on this occasion. There is a member of the team available 24 hours a day and I would...More Myles MLivingston, United KingdomLevel Contributor23 reviews15 hotel reviews19 helpful votes “Nice enough hotel - poor service, VERY bad food”Reviewed 18 May 2015 Stayed the night before our holiday as we were flying at 6am from Manchester airport.
After a horrendous 8 hour Bank Holiday drive we then were rushed through our dinner. The server was unhelpful, rude and snatched away our plates before we'd even finished eating. The restaurant was half empty so there was no need to rush.
The non dairy...More ReportHelpful?3Thank Myles M GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent stay at Bewleys Hotel Manchester Airport; I was so disappointed to learn that after your delayed journey your stay was not to the standard that we endeavour to deliver on a daily basis.
Please accept my apologies for the experience you received in the Brasserie, this is certainly...More adeSouthWalessouth walesLevel Contributor42 reviews17 hotel reviews32 helpful votes “Good hotel near Manchester Airport”Reviewed 16 May 2015 Close to Manchester Airport and train station.
Picked up by mini bus within 5mins of phoning from train station, as although close it's not pedestrian friendly
Hotel was very clean and staff were professional and helpful.
Free transport to Manchester Airport which runs regularly.
Overall Bewleys is good value for moneyMore ReportHelpful?2Thank adeSouthWales GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
Thank you for taking the time to write your kind review relating to your recent stay with us here at Bewleys Hotel Manchester Airport.
I am glad that we were able to provide you with a clean, comfortable and friendly stay over. I do hope you will choosing us again in the future and look forward to the...More KimCameron172 reviews5 helpful votes “1 night stay”Reviewed 16 May 2015 via mobileStayed here as had early morning flight to catch. Good experience overall. It was very clean, check in was a bit of a nightmare as receptionist didn't speak too good English! Bed a bit too small for my 6 foot 2 hubby! Car parking was good got to put our overnight bag back in car before being taken off site...More ReportHelpful?2Thank KimCameron17 GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent stay at Bewleys Hotel Manchester Airport; I am glad that your stay was clean, comfortable and convenient.
I do understand that there is a great deal of choice available to you when choosing accommodation in and around the Airport complex and therefore, we are truly grateful for your...More Bev DWakefield, United KingdomLevel Contributor53 reviews17 hotel reviews27 helpful votes “Handy for airport”Reviewed 15 May 2015 Stayed overnight with my husband two weeks ago. This is a lovely hotel and quite easy to find. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Our room was really nice with tea and coffee making, trouser press,shower and bath and a TV. We also ate in the brassiere restaurant where they do a set price menu which was very reasonable as...More ReportHelpful?2Thank Bev D GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
I am glad that we were able to provide you with a clean, comfortable and friendly stay over however, I was disappointed to hear about the disruption experienced throughout the night. From your description...More LincolnImp12LincolnLevel Contributor32 reviews18 hotel reviews15 helpful votes “A Good Start To The Holiday”Reviewed 13 May 2015 via mobileWe stayed here on the park and stay tariff and were very impressed with the efficiency of all the staff from check-in to being transported to and from the airport (T2). The shuttle service they operate is excellent with us never having to wait more than 5 mins either way.
The room was clean, comfortable and spacious with tea and...More ReportHelpful?3Thank LincolnImp12 GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
I do understand that there is a great deal of choice available to you when choosing accommodation in and around the Airport complex and therefore, we are truly grateful for your...More Rachel HLevel Contributor16 reviews8 hotel reviews9 helpful votes “Business meeting ”Reviewed 13 May 2015 via mobileHad a meeting in one of the conference rooms this week and it was lovely. Lots of tea and coffee provided all day and a lovely buffet lunch with a wide range of choices to suit everyone. Will look forward to future meeting in this hotel. Car park was rather hard to find, more signposts would be great.More ReportHelpful?1Thank Rachel H GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
I do hope that we will be able to welcome back again in the future, whether this be for a...More Andreas APoulton Le Fylde, United KingdomLevel Contributor49 reviews18 hotel reviews16 helpful votes “Excellent hotel. Good service.”Reviewed 12 May 2015 We stayed at the Bewleys once more and we were very satisfied by the service, the cleanliness and efficiency of the staff. A little drawback was the price of a glass of wine (125ml) in the bar. How could a £5 charge be justified?
Everything else was excellent. Strongly recommended.More ReportHelpful?1Thank Andreas A GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
I am glad that we were able to provide you with a clean, comfortable and friendly stay over. I do hope the price of the wine has not deterred you from choosing us again...More gavinp23Beverley, United KingdomLevel Contributor14 reviews8 hotel reviews15 helpful votes “Does the job”Reviewed 9 May 2015 via mobileDecent hotel, clean and tidy, but not spectacular. Fine for an airport hotel with good shuttle service. Didn't bother with breakfast - got that at the airport. The bar looked like bedlam so we went across the road to the Irish bar in the Crowne Plaza for a few beers and to watch the rugby.More ReportHelpful?2Thank gavinp23 GuestRelationBewleys, Guest Relations Manager at Clayton Hotel Manchester Airport, responded to this reviewDear Reviewer
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Leisure Hubs: January 2013
As you may already know, we are selling our first 2 show vans, both of which are brand new, full converted and with barely any miles on the clock, ready for someone to make a special purchase.
As we will soon be waving goodbye to our trusty Campers, we’re saying hello to our latest purchase which is set for a full conversion; a VW Transporter T5 4Motion.
At Leisure Hubs, the focus is on adventure, providing conversions which aid exploration and new experiences with comforting features which provide a home away from home.
The 4Motion adds even more to this experience, providing a 4 wheel drive equivalent to our other vans; allowing you to tackle harsher weather conditions, which the UK has recently become so accustomed to (unfortunately).
The standard van is of course a luxury vehicle in itself with air conditioning, front and rear parking sensors, cruise control, cab comfort pack and Xenon headlights, but as always, we've got to go one step better and give it a full conversion.
As with all our conversions we are aiming yet again to reach new levels of comfort and convenience, combining some of the best aspects of our first two vans to create a complete Leisure Hubs experience.
The van can be expected to feature (but not limited to): appearance pack, tinted side windows, Kenwood VW double din stereo with rear camera, Rockford Fosgate sound system, PUNF insulation, Sound deadening, Altro floor, TV, hob and sink combo, fridge, surf shower, bed and much more.
We are currently advertising this van in the Motorhome and Caravan Trader, on Ebay and on our website, as we are looking to sell earlier than we begin the conversion, giving the customer the freedom to choose a range of features which suit their lifestyle.
If you would like to see more of this van then please visit our website.
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We've started a new Facebook album which will be following the journey of our newest conversion. Follow the link and enjoy our progress!
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Our Camper Mart Experience
What a weekend! Our first show of the year out the way and we really enjoyed it, it’s good to be back!
With such a vast range of attractions on show we were unsure of how much interest our vans and kitchen pods would get, but to our delight enquiries were coming in think and fast.
We took our two vans to Camper Mart plus our range of 2013 Camper Pamper Kitchen Pods as well, and as usual the integrated surf shower on our Black T5 stole the show.
Of course there was a lot more on display then just our exhibitions so we made sure to take plenty of snaps of the attractions for those of you who couldn't make it, and if you did make it, try and spot yourself!
Simply follow the link to our Flickr set. Don’t forget to drop us a comment if you’re in a picture.
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If you would like more information about our vans or Camper Pamper Pods then please visit either:
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As another brief reminder and a quick update on how we’re getting on. Both our Camper Van conversions are just getting their final touches before we bury down the hatches and wait for Sunday’s show.
We’re really looking forward to Camper Mart, as it will be a relatively new experience for us having only exhibited at Busfest and the Motorhome and Caravan Show last year, it’s even more exciting this time round as we’ve had more chance to prepare and get our vans in pristine condition.
Also, our Camper Pamper pods are making an appearance, with our brand new 2013 range of colours and some new designs, for those who like their van to be more versatile.
For more information on Camper Mart and how to get tickets then visit their website. If you would like more information about our conversions or Camper Pamper pods please visit either www.leisurehubs.com or www.camperpamper.com.
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You may have seen our two vans at Busfest or the Motorhome and Caravan show last year, if not, then here’s an opportunity to check out our first fully converted designs- at Camper Mart.
For those that have not yet experienced our innovative designs, here is a brief overview of the vans; just a small part of what to expect from us for 2013.
2012 Plate Toffee Brown LWB T30 140 TDI
Promising both style and function, the Toffee Brown LWB T30 140 offers a huge range of features. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, the fully converted van allows you to enjoy every aspect of open road travel and camping.
The Toffee Brown LWB T30 140 makes a serious design statement, combining stylish quilted leather upholstery, stunning U shaped curved veneer Tigerwood furniture, Corian work surfaces and sheep’s wool insulation.
Amongst the lustrous interior lies the comprehensive collection of features including the motorised drop down Nespresso coffee maker, side facing electric bed, top loading Dometic fridge, hob/sink combo and generous storage spaces, such as the full length wardrobe and vanity cabinet.
With unrivalled craftsmanship and attention to detail, the van’s furniture is made on a CNC to ensure a precise fit and goes through a meticulous lacquering process with several stages, promising utmost quality and style.
2012 Plate Metallic Deep Pearl Black LWB T30 140
With a mass of features and distinctive styling, the Deep Pearl Black LWB T30 140 provides elite luxury when travelling the open road.
The Black LWB T30 140 is designed specifically for your comfort, providing real wood veneer furniture, corian work surfaces, Webasto diesel heater, motorised pop up 19” TV, Combi hob/sink, 39 litre drawer fridge with Corian facia, built in window curtains, leather captains seats, passenger swivel turntable, USB charging ports and Bebb certified bed system with leather trim.
One of the stand out features of the van is the built in rain forest shower. Recessed neatly in the tailgate, the stylish shower allows you to prolong your stay for as long as you wish, promising all the convenience of a modern mobile home.
Again, the van’s furniture is made on a CNC for a snug fit and goes through a comprehensive lacquering process with several stages, for unrivalled quality and style.
The perfect vehicle for long journeys, breaks with family and friends and business trips; both our converted vans combine superior features and premium performance.
If you would like to know more about our service, vans or would like to purchase one of these two vans then please contact us through our website.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone at Camper Mart so make sure you get your tickets from their website.
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At both Busfest and the Motorhome and Caravan Show 2012 we had the opportunity to exhibit our Camper Pamper kitchen pods, each of which displayed a different take on a portable contemporary kitchen.
At both events, the pods went down a storm with audiences and now we’ve developed a complete service to show off at Camper Mart next weekend.
Over the last few months we have created a fully bespoke kitchen pod service which allows our customers to select the exact features and finishes that you require to suit your lifestyle.
Whether you’re looking for a full kitchen installation with both hob and oven, a hob and sink combo or even a built in coffee maker, we offer a service which can tend to your every need, no matter how imaginative.
The new 2013 pods offer a range of finishes from natural wood right through to unique and bright colours, we can create a kitchen pod which will be the focal point of your camper.
If you would like to come and take a look at our pods then you can purchase tickets from the Camp Mart website.
If you would like more information, or would like to start designing your won kitchen pod then please visit our Camper Pamper website.
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W. Germans Increase Lead At Horse Show in Toronto
November 21, 1970, Page 51 The New York Times Archives
TORONTO, Nov. 20 (Cana dian Press)—West Germany all but clinched its fourth consecu tive team championship on the North American fall jumping circuit with a victory and a tie for second in tonight's inter national event at the Royal Horse Show.
Hans Gunter Winkler scored his second success in two nights aboard Terminus, a 7‐year‐old thoroughbred gelding he bor rowed from a friend three weeks ago. Hartwig Steenken picked up second‐place points with Simona. Tied for second was Neal Shapiro of the United States, riding Sloopy.
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Amanda Righetti, veteran of a series of FOX offerings, has signed on for the sequel "Return to House on Haunted Hill."According to Variety, Righetti will play the female lead in the Dark Castle Pictures and Silver Entertainment production, which will be directed by Victor Garcia.
And what does Righetti get as a prize? A trip to Sofia, Bulgaria where the sequel will begin shooting on Sept. 11.The 1999 "House on Haunted Hill" starred Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush along with non-Oscar winners Famke Janssen, Taye Diggs and Chris Kattan. It made more than $40 million in its domestic run.
Righetti's run of FOX shows began with a recurring part as the scheming Hailey Nichol on "The O.C.," followed by a regular gig as the scheming Tessa Lewis on "North Shore." Last season, she co-starred on "Reunion" as Jenna Moretti, who probably would have done some scheming if the show hadn't been prematurely cancelled.If you paid close attention, you may have scene Righetti very briefly in the third season premiere of HBO's "Entourage."

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Hartley Happenings: January 2009
Have those days where you get just completely down on yourself? I'm having one of those days. Mainly for reasons that I'd rather not post but also I'm really down on my weight. I am "stuck" and I'm not sure what will help. I'm sure exercise will help, it's just finding the time and the motivation to actually work out. Anyone else have days like this?
Posted by Meredith at 2:07 PM 3 comments
I don't have a lot going on right now, except that I was SUPER busy last week??? Nothing too exciting. On Tuesday, the afterschool program began (which I am teaching in it). We also had International Night at school, which lasted until 8:30. Tuesday was a super long day. Wednesday after school, I went to a seminar(?) for lack of better term. Thursday was afterschool again. And yesterday I went to visit a friend that just had a baby girl. Nothing too exciting... Well, visiting Lonebutterfly was exciting!
I do have another cake order (thanks to Shaye and Rachel for putting in orders for February). I have a cake order for tomorrow, so I'll definitely be baking later today.
Today's to dos (in case you were wondering), aside from the regular laundry and cleaning... hook up the new 4 in 1 printer/scanner (so excited... watch out for old pics!), make a back up copy of my photos that are online, take some pics for the natural light project, download some cds to itunes, bake, bake and bake AND hopefully do some "Spring Cleaning" and get rid of some junk!
Here's a few pictures of my latest scarf. :) And Rebecca- it's over one Meredith length again :)
Posted by Meredith at 6:54 AM 3 comments
To the right, in my link list, is a link for "Cakes and Gifts by Meredith."
After posting pictures of some of the gifts I made for Christmas, I had a few people ask how much I would charge for some of them. So, I combined that with my cake making business (which I'm expanding to cupcakes and cookies) and VIOLA! I have another blog. :) It's a work in progress right now... but stay tuned... I plan to post pictures of my sweet treats, as I make them. (and as I figure out the best layout for the blog, that is...).
Posted by Meredith at 11:13 AM 2 comments
Update on the heat...
We did get our heat fixed... The HV/AC guy that works for Chris's boss came and temporarily fixed it. We do need a new part, but we are warm! :) Praise God!!! :)
Posted by Meredith at 7:02 AM 1 comments
That I HATE ... absolutely LOATHE being cold? As I sit here, it's 29 outside and it's 50 something in here. Our heat is not working. BOO... I have my little space heater sitting with me and I just made some hot tea. I have a blanket, a wool sweater and sweat pants on... and I'm cold. My nose and fingers are cold. :P
For Christmas, the one thing that I really kinda wanted that was on my list, I did not get. I was hoping for a Wii and a Wii fit. Chris told me yesterday that he would buy me one if I sold 10 cakes. I can also sell cupcakes, but haven't figured out the pricing on those yet. So, anyone need/want a cake? I do pride myself on being a good baker. I love to bake. My specialty is my grandmother's Caramel Cake. I can do anything, but that's my specialty. One of the assistant principals at my school would say that my specialty is Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Icing. (which is my personal fave too) I branched out this Christmas and made Carrot Cake cupcakes. I also can make a mean Red Velvet Cake. :) Any takers?
While I'm talking about selling stuff... my cousin asked me how much for the notecards that I made some of my friends... If you're interested, let me know! I'd be happy to sell those too!
On another random topic... tonight is Thursday... and Thursdays just got even better. First, there was Greys. (which... I have to admit... LOVE ERIC DANE! for those of you that watch he's aka McSteamy (Mark Sloane)). Then.. they moved Private Practice to Thursdays (after Greys), which I also enjoy. And tonight... TONIGHT... Bones is moving to Thursdays. And I LOVE Bones! (also have to admit... LOVE DAVID BOREANAZ!). With that said, Bones is on now (TNT).
Posted by Meredith at 5:50 PM 3 comments
So, first of all... I HATE cold weather, absolutely loathe it! It makes me want to stay home (in my warm house) and not go anywhere... EVER! And of course, this is the week that the Natural Light group is supposed to take outside shots... hmmm. Okay, with that off of my chest...
Thanks for all the compliments on the hair. I'm enjoying it, though it's a little shorter than I wanted. My stipulation is always that I have to be able to pull it back into a ponytail, which I cannot. I also haven't attempted to wear it "straight" like it is in the picture, so I've been doing the wavy thing.
And, I had all these random thoughts in my head the other day and I didn't have time to blog, so I thought I would save them for today and now I can't remember them. Ever do that? Blog in your head on your way home from work? Or am I just a weirdo?
Chris is working on our guest bathroom, so HOPEFULLY I will have pictures soon! I'm super excited about it.
Posted by Meredith at 5:39 PM 3 comments
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Here's a picture of the scarf for Zach. I told him it was a little taller than I am... which he replied he liked his scarves "one Meredith length long." However, when I gave it to him today, realized it is taller than he is too (he's 6'3" for those of you that don't know). Hee hee
Posted by Meredith at 5:48 PM 6 comments
You know you're getting old when you're home before midnight on New Year's Eve AND are content being home before midnight! :) Last night, we met friends out for a Japanese steakhouse dinner. Quite delish!
As 2008 came to a close and 2009 begins today, I've been pondering New Years Resolutions. I don't want to make a resolution that I know I will break but here are a few things that I would like to accomplish in 2009.
~Develop healthier habits, including exercising on a regular basis.
~Crochet more and make more gifts.
~Practice Rosetta Stone more so that I can one day speak Spanish fluently, or semi fluently.
~Work on uncluttering house and try harder to put away things instead of laying them wherever.
~Learn more about using the manual parts of my camera and not rely so much on the automatic features.
~Send more birthday cards via mail instead of e-cards (so send me your addresses folks!)
~Try to focus more on positives, rather than negatives. I don't think of myself as a negative person, but I'd still like to work on this and limiting my complaining.
What about you? What would you like to accomplish in 2009?
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Converting Android Bitmap to LibGdx's Texture - Stack Overflow
Converting Android Bitmap to LibGdx's Texture
i am trying to convert bitmap into a libGDX Texture by converting:
Android Bitmap to byte[]
byte[] to libGDX Pixmap
libGDX Pixmap to libGDX Texture
The problem I am facing is that the bitmap which is converted to texture is drawing the sprite sheet from texture packer that is in assets folder
public void onByteArrayOfCroppedImageReciever(byte[] bytes) {
pmap=new Pixmap(bytes, 0, bytes.length);
tex=new Texture(pmap);
face=new Sprite(tex);
// game.setScreen(new GameScreen(game, batcher, face));
Gdx.app.log("KS", e.toString());
android libgdx share|improve this question edited Feb 19 '13 at 4:32
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Its very odd to see the wrong content in the Pixmap. Are you sure you're drawing the Pixmap you expect? Try creating a new Pixmap() with known content (e.g., use "drawCircle") and make sure you see the pixmap you display. Also, the Pixmap constructor you're currently using expects JPG/PNG/BMP encoded bytes. How did you get the bytes out of the Android Bitmap?
Feb 19 '13 at 4:34
hmm another possibility is that you've got a threading issue. I've noticed this kind of problem when loading my own unmanaged textures on the UI thread while libgdx is doing its thing loading textures concurrently on the render thread.
If this is the problem the simple solution is to synchronize the creation of the texture with the render thread using Gdx.app.postRunnable. i.e.:
share|improve this answer answered May 2 '13 at 0:47
This question and answer saved my life!
– atok
Dec 9 '13 at 14:20
If the goal is to convert an Android Bitmap to a libgdx Texture, you don't need to use Pixmap at all. You can do it directly with the help of simple OpenGL and Android GLUtils. Try the followings; it is 100x faster than your solution. I assume that you are not in the rendering thread (you should not most likely). If you are, you don't need to call postRunnable().
Texture tex = new Texture(bitmap.getWidth(), bitmap.getHeight(), Format.RGBA8888);
GLES20.glBindTexture(GLES20.GL_TEXTURE_2D, tex.getTextureObjectHandle());
// now you have the texture to do whatever you want
share|improve this answer answered Jan 23 at 21:06
Andy Shiue
thanks a lot bro will try that for sure in future is i need it THanks
Jan 24 at 7:30
Dude this is awesome, thanks.
– P_Dog
Feb 9 at 13:35
thx so much. you are awesome.
– Methnani Bilel
Jun 1 at 18:20
you have to code on a new thread because pixmap class takes time for byte conversion and sometimes returns a temporary pixmap in case the process hasnt finished so its better to run on a seperate thread and your problem will be solved.
share|improve this answer answered Jun 20 '13 at 7:11
Are you committed to that operational pipeline? Here's an alternate way to do the conversion you asked for:
Implement com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.TextureData to take an android.graphics.Bitmap in the constructor.
In prepare(), allocate and fill an IntBuffer using Bitmap.getPixels.
Use bitmath to swap the data in the buffer from ARGB to RGBA: (arr[i] << 8) | (arr[i]>>24)
In getType() return TextureData.TextureDataType.Compressed
In consumeCompressedData() call glTexImage2D to feed the data into the (prebound) texture.
Your pipeline above includes several copies and recompressions of pixel data; this pipeline allows you to feed your Bitmap data straight into the texture with only one copy (necessary for the byte format conversion anyway). Would that work for you?
share|improve this answer answered Jul 26 '13 at 14:49
Will try it for sure and will let u know if it solves my purpose doing it this way
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Friendly folks and good accommodations - Review of Phoenix West, Orange Beach - TripAdvisor
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Review of Phoenix West
Phoenix West and West II always good, along with Phoenix 9. We really enjoy going in Nov, less crowds although always things to do. This year was the song writers gathering as well as a cook off at the Wharf with $300,000 in prize money.More
Room Tip: Get a corner room, east or west side.
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Thank you for the 5 star review!!! It sounds like you all had a great time!!! Thank you again for being our guests!! We look forward to welcoming you back again soon for another fantastic beach getaway!!!
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We recently stayed at Phoenix West Unit 706 and it was wonderful. It is located on the 7th floor and you can park just outside the entry, walk a few steps right to your door-no elevator.The condo was clean, beds comfortable, very spacious , had a nice large screen tv and over sized lounger in living room and the kitchen was furnished with everything you could possibly need. The decor is beautiful. There is plenty of seating for dining-4 stools at the bar, a dining table and chairs and a table with 6 chairs on the balcony. I give this unit a 5 star even though there a some minor tings that need to be corrected. The ice dispenser in fridge did not work but there is a nice ice maker in the bar area, the guest bath toilet would not flush (you have to take the lid off the tank to flush. Cayce, the booking agent, was quick to respond to any questions we had. The security guard and front desk were very polite. The association has 2 very nice outside pools and a lazy river (we were here November 4th-to cold to use) an indoor pool and 2 hot tubs. It was conveniently located to dining and shopping. We would definitely stay there again.
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Thank you for the 5 star review Phyllis!!! We appreciate your feedback and will be sure to have our management team address your concerns as we continue to update and enhance our property. Thanks again!!! We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed your condo as well as the location of our property!! Come back and see us again soon!!
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Every single person that worked here that we interacted with was warm, friendly, helpful... Everything was very clean and we had an incredible trip. It was our second time staying at this particular place and we will be back again next year!
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Thank you for the 5 star review!!! We are happy to hear that you all enjoyed the cleanliness of your condo as well as the hospitality of our staff!! We can't wait to see you again next year!!!!
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Great 3 day weekend stop - clean and quiet
We rented this for a family 3 day mini-vac. Condo was very clean and surprisingly very little noise could be heard from neighbors or hallways. They've done a great job insulating so you feel as if you are the only guests. Lazy river was freezing but we got in daily anyway. Hot tubs and indoor pool were large and never felt they were too crowded. Of course, this was during October - I imagine the summer is quite bustling!
Room Tip: We were on the 22nd floor which was a little too high for my tastes. The condo however, was lovely and well decorated. I just was too scared to look over the balcony.
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Thank you for the 5 star review!!! We are thrilled to hear that you all enjoyed the cleanliness of your condo as well as the many wonderful amenities on our property!!! Thank you again for being our guests!! We hope to see you again soon!!!!
Visit twice a year and it is wonderful! Big room clean rooms, staff that pride themselves in pleasing guests. Joe on the front desk goes out of his way to answer guests questions. This is our favorite family vacation designation and has been for several years. Did I mention the great parking garage?
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Thank you for the amazing review Connie!!!! We truly appreciate you all being such wonderful guests!!! We can't wait to see you again soon for some more fun and relaxation on the beach!!!
Phoenix west was wonderful. Our condo was spacious with room for the whole family. Beach area was great and the unit was centrally located to lots of local fun. Would definitely stay again. Family came from several states and everyone loved to view from the beautiful balcony. We loved it and hope to visit again next year.
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The State Column: Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman was reportedly bitten by a goat during his latest campaign trip to New Hampshire…..
“As Jon Huntsman stumped in New Hampshire this weekend, trying to give voters a taste of what a Huntsman presidency would be like, a local goat named Izak quite literally got a taste of the former Utah governor when he nibbled on his knee at an event in Dover”….
….. Speaking Monday, Mr. Huntsman joked about the incident, saying he hopes the goat is not an indicator of things to come.
“He took a bite out of my kneecap,” Mr. Huntsman said “Is there a better indicator in the state of New Hampshire than how well you do with the goat
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Jimmy Kimmel will host next year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner (April 28) – they sure make these announcements early 😕
Dorothy Rodham, the mother of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has died at 92. Clinton had canceled a trip to London and Istanbul to stay with her mother, who had become ill.
Rodham died shortly after midnight, the Clinton family said in a statement.
“Her story was a quintessentially American one, largely because she wrote it herself,” the statement said. “She overcame abandonment and hardship as a young girl to become the remarkable woman she was – a warm, generous and strong woman; an intellectual; a woman who told a great joke and always got the joke; an extraordinary friend and, most of all, a loving wife, mother and grandmother.”
Gallup: Herman Cain is the only candidate whose Positive Intensity Score has increased in comparison to Gallup’s initial measurement earlier this year. In fact, each of the eight candidates Gallup tracks began with scores in the double digits, but now only three remain in that range.
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But this guy knew JFK better, right? ……
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ABC: Steve Jobs, the mastermind behind Apple’s iPhone, iPad, iPod, iMac and iTunes, has died, Apple said. Jobs was 56.
Statement from the President: Michelle and I are saddened to learn of the passing of Steve Jobs. Steve was among the greatest of American innovators – brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it.
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October 31: President Obama has issued a statement in honor of Ted Sorensen, the John F. Kennedy aide and speechwriter who died today at age 82:
I was so saddened to learn that Ted Sorensen passed away. I got to know Ted after he endorsed my campaign early on. He was just as I hoped he’d be — just as quick-witted, just as serious of purpose, just as determined to keep America true to our highest ideals.
From his early days desegregating a Nebraska pool to his central role electing and advising President Kennedy to his later years as an international lawyer and advocate, Ted lived an extraordinary life that made our country — and our world — more equal, more just, and more secure. Generations of Americans entered public service aspiring to follow in his footsteps.
Even as I mourn his loss, I know his legacy will live on in the words he wrote, the causes he advanced, and the hearts of anyone who is inspired by the promise of a new frontier. My heart goes out to his wife Gillian, his daughter Juliet, his sons, Eric, Stephen, and Philip, and the entire Sorensen family.
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