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The Vegetarian's Guide to Thai FoodAnne Merritt
A beautiful asset to world travel is the chance to try exciting new foods. Of course, Thailand boasts a famous cuisine; healthy, full of exotic new flavours, intricately spiced. Any traveler worth his chopsticks will tell you it's some of the best in the world.
But while most people can dive right in to local fare, tourists with dietary restrictions must weather a gamble each time they place an order. As a vegetarian, I've endured my share of food slip-ups. People who don't know about the meat-free food movement often mistake my plea for, "no red meat – bring on the chicken," or "I just really like vegetables – put some extra ones on top of the meat."
Luckily, once you overcome small hurtles, Thailand is a vegetarian's dream. Tasty local fruits and vegetables, delicious tofu, and thanks to Buddhism, some familiarity with meat-free cooking. Below is a guide for hungry vegetarians traveling in Thailand and ready to sample local fare:
Where to Get Food
To find the tastiest Thai food, get off the backpacker trail and go to where the Thais are eating. This can mean night markets, food stalls on the street, or food courts in tiny local malls. Guesthouse restaurants boast English menus and some comforts from home (baguette sandwiches, full American breakfasts). However, unless you pop into a vegetarian cafe, the meat-free options are usually slim. Markets are cheaper, fresher, and the food isn't catered for western palettes (no diluted spices here!). Also, you can watch the cook prepare the dish before you, so it's easy to indicate what you do and don't want in your meal.
Travelers don't need to worry about protein. Most Thai vegetarian dishes come with egg, mixed into the meal or else fried and placed on top of the dish. Also, Thai cuisine boasts a few different kinds of tofu; the firm type that's common in the west; a looser egg-based tofu (usually the tastiest for tofu-skeptics), and a greyish fish-based tofu, often sold on skewers in market stalls.
If Thai tofu and fried eggs aren't your style, pop into a local market (or any 7-Eleven) and load up on nuts and seeds to carry in your bag. Then, you can order lots of veggies at meals and on islands and beaches, guesthouses will offer barbecues with fresh fish. Vegetarians should load up on baked potatoes (a tasty rarity in Thailand), vegetables, rice and eggs. Also, most restaurants will keep their kitchen open during the barbecue, so there's no harm in topping up your grilled veggies with a noodle or rice dish.
Travelers don't need to worry about protein. Most Thai vegetarian dishes come with egg, mixed into the meal or else fried and placed on top of the dish. Also, Thai cuisine boasts a few different kinds of tofu; the firm type that's common in the west; a looser egg-based tofu (usually the tastiest for tofu-skeptics), and a greyish fish-based tofu, often sold on skewers in market stalls
What to Say
"I don't want meat" – "mai sai neua-sa"
"I don't want fish" – "mai sai plah"
" – with tofu" – "sai tao-hoo"
"-with egg" – "sai kao"
"with vegetables" – "sai pak"
Some Favourite Vegetarian Dishes
phad thai -fried noodles, a basic Thai staple (note, to order without shrimp, simply ask for "phad thai jae")
phad see ewe – wide, flat noodles, fried with egg and soy sauce
kao phad pak – vegetable fried rice
phad pak jae – simple fried vegetables in a mild sauce
phad kapow – spicy Thai basil fried with chilies
som tam jae – green papaya salad in a tangy, spicy peanut sauce
kai yad sai pak – an omelette with vegetables
yam kai dow – a tangy salad with boiled eggs, onion, and tomato
tom yam hedt – a spicy tomato-based soup made with mushrooms
tom khaa hed – coconut soup with mushrooms
phad priow waan pak – sweet and sour mixed vegetables
For Vegans
Vegans fare well in Thailand, because dairy is rarely used in Thai cuisine. Most creamy soups and sauces are cooked with healthy coconut milk. However, eggs are prevalent in main dishes like phad thai. Many Thai noodle dishes use egg for texture. Saying "mai sai kao" to the cook will ensure that your dish is egg-free. To play it safe, vegans should stick to rice dishes with vegetables and tofu.
Also, be wary of the soy milk sold in Thai convenience stores. Some brands use soy for the nutrients, but mix it with dairy milk for flavour. If you're ordering a fruit smoothie or dessert in a restuarant, "mai sai nome" means "no milk."
When looking for restaurants, keep an eye out for Buddhist eateries, which use zero animal products. The signs are bright yellow with bright red lettering, and you can judge by the dishes of other customers whether the vegan food looks tasty (trust us, it usually is).
Anne Merritt is Canadian and has an English Literature degree. She has worked as a journalist for a university newspaper. She is currently living in Ayutthaya as an ESL teacher and is sharing her experience of Thailand with KhaoSanRoad.com.


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funk (2) "bad smell," 1620s, from dialectal Fr. funkière "smoke," from O.Fr. fungier "give off smoke; fill with smoke," from L. fumigare "to smoke" (see fume). In reference to a style of music, it is first attested 1959, a back formation from funky.
funky 1784, "old, musty," in reference to cheeses, then "repulsive," from funk (2) + -y (2). It began to develop an approving sense in jazz slang c.1900, probably on the notion of "earthy, strong, deeply felt." … The word reached wider popularity c.1954 (e.g. definition in "Time" magazine, Nov. 8, 1954) and in the 1960s acquired a broad slang sense of "fine, stylish, excellent."
For more fun with words, see the Online Etymology Dictionary.


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Now that the presents have been opened and eaten, the turkey's gone mouldy and the alcohol stream has finally run dry, it's onwards and upwards into 2007 we go, and with it Nottingham's DiS night is proud to announce three shows in the opening weeks of the New Year.
First up, at Junktion 7 on Saturday 13th January we have:-
OX.EAGLE.LION.MAN - Fresh from the ashes of Les Incompetents comes this 8 legged multi-faceted phoenix of dance crazed, ska-laden punk pop. OK, so we said that we wouldn't use that first bit but in our hungover state it was hard to resist.
Then we have East Midlands trio CENSORED (pictured) whose catchy beatpop infused tunes are causing a bit of a stir right now in A&Rland.
If that isn't tempting then Leeds five piece THE INSECT GUIDE should do the trick. Signed to 48 Crash Records, their candescant forays into dreampop, shoegaze and post-rock are a must see. With a debut album and DVD due out in the early part of 2007, this could be their year.
Finally, SHORTWAVE FADE are the latest bunch to emerge from the vibrant Leicester scene. Armed with a bucketload of tunes and the songs to match, expect the show to start with more than a casual bang.
On top of all that we've DJ sets from the wonderful DAS DISKO and Dan McEvoy (The Faversham, Underground:Live) as well as the usual Drowned-In-Soundsystem DJs.
Advance tickets are just £4 and are available from firstname.lastname@example.com. There will be tickets on the door priced at £5 (NUS/Flier) and £6 (everyone else) respectively.
Doors open at 8pm with the first band onstage around 830.
Add yourself to this gig using the DiS Gig Calendar, HERE
Then, on the 10th February we've got a line-up that oozes power and might and all things louder than an explosion in a chemicals factory.
+ CLIENT DJ set in the downstairs bar and more TBC.
Tickets for this are also £4 and are available from the usual Nottingham DiS address.
Add yourself to this gig using the DiS Gig Calendar, HERE
Finally, Nottingham DiS makes the 15 mile trek to Mansfield on Saturday 24th February when Drowned In Sound comes to The Mill. On the bill we have:-
+ Special guests to be announced.
Tickets for this are £5 in advance and are available HERE.
Add yourself to this gig using the DiS Gig Calendar, HERE
Join the Nottingham Drowned In Sound Myspace group HERE


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Losing Turkey
Posted By Ryan Mauro On June 11, 2010 @ 12:30 am In FrontPage | 24 Comments
The most significant outcome of the Mavi Marmara incident is that there can no longer be any doubt that Turkey has joined the anti-Western bloc that includes Hamas, Iran and Syria. The Muslim country was once devotedly secular, an ally of Israel, and remains a member of NATO, but under the direction of Prime Minister Erdogan and the Justice and Development Party (often referred to as the AKP), Turkey has gone in the completely opposite direction with enormous strategic consequences.
"Unfortunately, the AKP government of Mr. Erdogan and the oil-rich regime of Qatar joined the regional bloc opposing the more traditional governments of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and Morocco," Dr. Walid Phares told FrontPage.
Erdogan's turn to the other side is not the result of a single incident such as Operation Cast Lead or the Israeli raid on the flotilla, but is the culmination of an agenda long held by Erdogan and the AKP.
"In fact, it is not secular Turkey that we see moving against the U.S., West, Israel and Arab moderates. It is the AKP Islamist cabinet which is uncovering its long-term ideological agenda. The West should have projected this since 2002," Dr. Phares said, referring to the year in which Erdogan's party won a majority in the Turkish parliament.
Erdogan was imprisoned in 1998 for his involvement with the banned Welfare Party, which the Turkish government considered Islamist. Soner Cagaptay of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy describes [1] the Welfare Party as the "motherboard of Turkish Islamists since the 1980s," saying it was inspired by the Muslim Brotherhood. Erdogan was specifically punished for reading [2] a poem at one speech with the lines, "The mosques are our barracks, the domes our helmets, the minarets our bayonets, and the faithful our soldiers."
In 2001, he founded the AKP, which took a more moderate line, portraying itself as committed to separation of mosque and state but "faithful governance," as Dr. Essam El-Erian, the chief of the Muslim Brotherhood's political bureau, described [3] the AKP's "moderate Islamist" ideology. There was no anti-Western rhetoric and the party strongly supported membership in the European Union. The group won a large victory in the 2002 elections, resulting in Erdogan taking the post of Prime Minister.
Dr. El-Erian praised Erdogan's victory, saying that it was the result of the "exposing of the failure of the secular trend." El-Erian confirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood had close ties to the AKP, but the West treated Turkey as if nothing had changed. It wasn't until Turkey steadfastly refused to allow U.S. soldiers to transit their territory to overthrow Saddam Hussein that the West began questioning the allegiance of Erdogan's government.
The Erdogan government soon began a concerted effort to fuel anti-Israeli and anti-American sentiment, knowing that such feelings help the AKP politically and hurt its opponents in the secular military that have long ties to the West. The Turkish media consistently reported [4] alleged U.S. atrocities, fanning the already massive anti-war sentiment. The outrageous claims can only be compared to the anti-Israeli propaganda seen in the Arab world and Iran, echoing similar themes such as the use of chemical weapons against civilians and the harvesting of organs from killed Iraqis.
The AKP won an even larger share of the vote in the July 2007 election and had even more dominance over the government. Since then, the ideology of Erdogan has become more apparent as Turkish opinion has become less hostile to anti-Western Islamism. Shortly after the victory, Turkey's moves towards Iran and other enemies of the West became more visible and aggressive.
Turkey began entertaining the prospect of Iran's natural gas being delivered to European markets through its territory, and the two countries launched joint military attacks against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq. The Party of Free Life for Kurdistan, or PJAK, claimed it actually saw Turkish officers working alongside the Iranian military. Newsmax.com reported [5] that eight Turkish officers were in Iran coordinating the attacks with the Revolutionary Guards.
In the spring of 2009, Moqtada al-Sadr, the Iranian-backed militia leader whose followers killed dozens of American soldiers in Iraq, met [6] with Erdogan and Turkish President Abdullah Gul for "political consultations." Most recently, Turkey has opposed sanctions on Iran and helped put together a deal with Brazil meant to delay any United Nations measures despite Iran's lack of cooperation on the nuclear issue.
Erdogan's government simultaneously became more anti-Israeli, particularly once the Israeli military offensive into Gaza began in response to the rocket attacks of Hamas. Erdogan went so far as to predict [7] that Israel's actions "would bring it to self-destruction," saying "Allah will sooner or later punish those who transgress the rights of innocents." He accused [8] Jewish-controlled media outlets of "finding unfounded excuses to justify targeting of schools, mosques and hospitals."
On January 29, 2009, Erdogan publicly confronted [9] Israeli President Peres at the World Economic Forum over the Israeli offensive. When he was denied extra time to continue his criticism of Israel, he stormed out. Erdogan was a hero overnight in the Muslim world.
Soon after, an exhibit opened [10] in a major state-controlled metro in Istanbul that included many viciously anti-Israeli and anti-American cartoons, portraying Israeli soldiers as massacring innocent people with American weapons. The AKP won the March 29 local elections, further cementing their hold and convincing Erdogan that he was politically safe to follow the agenda he held from the beginning. Later that year, Israel had to confront [11] Turkey over anti-Israeli propaganda on prime-time state-controlled television.
In October, Turkey refused to allow Israel to participate in annual military exercises also involving Italy and the U.S. Instead, Turkey and Syria announced [12] that they would hold their own joint exercises. The Turkish-Syrian alliance began shortly after Erdogan came to power, with Syrian President Bashar Assad visiting Turkey and a free trade agreement being signed.
Turkey has also moved closer to Sudan, refusing [13] to describe the situation in Darfur as a genocide. Erdogan's government also opposes the International Criminal Court's indictment of President Omar al-Bashir for human rights violations. His defense of Bashir is that "no Muslim could perpetrate a genocide."
Now, Turkey is taking center stage in the wake of the Mavi Marmara incident. Turkey is openly considering cutting off all diplomatic ties with Israel and is saying that its warships will escort future convoys to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. There are reports that Erdogan himself may actually join a convoy. Erdogan now openly says [14], "I do not think that Hamas is a terrorist organization…They are Palestinians in resistance, fighting for their own land."
He was among the first to accept Hamas after it was elected in Gaza, and he is calling [15] their rule a "democracy" based on elections alone. Democracy is much more than elections, but Erdogan, like the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists, want to equate democracy with elections so as to give themselves legitimacy as they move against the other pillars of democracy. Professor Barry Rubin says [16] that as the AKP won election victories, the Erdogan government "repressed opposition and arrested hundreds of critics, bought up 40 percent of the media, and installed its people in the bureaucracy."
Today, the government has begun the country's "largest-ever crackdown" on the military, prosecuting [17] 33 current and former military officers for allegedly planning a coup to overthrow the AKP government in 2003 including the former head of the special forces. Those arrested have been accused of planning to carry out acts of terrorism including the bombing of mosques, which they deny. Given the military's pride in acting as the guardian of Turkey's secularism, it isn't surprising that elements of the military would desire to see the AKP overthrown. However, this could be an Islamist attempt to weaken the military and paint them as dangerous and anti-Muslim.
Erdogan's defense of the vessel owned by the IHH, [18] a Turkish Islamist group tied to Hamas and other terrorist activity, is particularly insightful. Any true opponent of terrorism and radical Islamism would ban the group or at least officially investigate them. In 1997, the Turkish authorities raided the IHH's office in Istanbul and made numerous arrests. IHH operatives were found with weapons-related materials and the French counterterrorism magistrate said that they were planning on supporting jihadists in Afghanistan, Bosnia and Chechnya.
"The essential goal of this Association was to illegally arm its membership for overthrowing democratic, secular, and constitutional order present in Turkey and replacing it with an Islamic state founded on the Shariah," the French magistrate's report said. [19]
If the goal of the IHH is to establish Sharia Law in Turkey, and Erdogan's government is describing them as a "charity," what does that say about Erdogan's plans? The Washington Post has raised alarm [20] over this connection, noting the IHH leadership's praise for Erdogan.
The West's loss of Turkey has frightening strategic consequences. They are so frightening that the West refused to acknowledge the trend until it became undeniable in recent weeks. Professor Juan Cole, who already was a strident critic of Israel, bluntly states, [21] "Strategically, if the U.S. had to choose between Turkey and Israel, it would have to choose Turkey." The pressure on the U.S. to restrain Israel so as to court the stronger bloc has now become greater than ever.
The situation is even more precarious for other countries in the region previously bonding together to oppose Iran. Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and other countries in the Middle East and North Africa that are hostile to Iran's ambitions now face an even more threatening bloc that has been enlarged by the defection of Turkey. The temptation for them to surrender the mantle of leadership to the Iranian-Syrian-Turkish bloc in order to save themselves will now reach unprecedented levels, regardless of whether Iran obtains nuclear weapons or not.
To make matters worse, Erdogan's prestige as the preeminent challenger of Israel will lead to competition with Iran, sparking an escalation where each side tries to establish superior anti-Israeli and anti-Western credentials. Israel is now in its most isolated and dangerous situation since its birth in 1948.


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Dear friends of the Tux,
we have a plethora of additions and improvements in this release, so the best summary I could come up with is: more and better.
This brings us a big step closer to having a feature-complete native (non-Wine) version of TeamViewer.
Computers & Contacts
Many have longed to see the day to actually be able to add computers, contacts and groups to the list. That day has come.
Removing contacts is also possible and in the properties dialog you can change the name and group of an item.
Shared Groups are now shown properly.
Remote Control
You will notice the toolbar has gained quite a bit of size:
In the View tab you can change scaling, quality and remote screen resolution.
You can also pop out multiple remote screens in separate windows and fullscreen each one.
If supported by the target, screen, input and wallpaper can be disabled.
The Communicate tab allows switching sides and opening the in-session chat.
In the Files & Extras tab, you'll now find Session Recording.
Also notice the tiny toolbar: If you slide out the main toolbar, you can still go fullscreen, switch screens (if multiple), chat (if active), control recording (if active) and drag the tiny toolbar out of the way.
Session Chat
Note that the other side is not implemented yet, so you can not use the in-session chat when connecting to a native Linux client yet. Chatting to Windows, or to Linux QuickSupport or TeamViewer 12 for Linux works fine and should cover most usage scenarios.
Session Recording
Of course, when recording sessions, a player is also needed. You can find it in the Extras menu of the main TeamViewer dialog. Actually, the player has already existed, but now it also has a toolbar.
TeamViewer also supports automated recording, but the settings are not yet available in the options dialog. To activate it, close TeamViewer (e.g. via the status icon) and add the following lines to
/home/$USER/.config/teamviewer/client.conf to automatically start and save recordings:
[int32] AutorecordRemoteControl = 1
[strng] SessionRecorderDirectory = "/home/user/myRecordings"
Of course, don't forget to
mkdir /home/$USER/myRecordings ... :robotwink:
However, if the file cannot be written for some reason, you'll find it in
What's More
Passwords are temporarily remembered when connecting twice to the same device and connecting via Windows credentials is now supported: When connecting to a Windows machine, click on Advanced to authenticate as a Windows user (e.g. Administrator). Note that this has to be enabled on the Windows machine in TeamViewer options, security.
The middle mouse button is now transferred.
We've also removed a few bugs, most notably the UI that was broken on some 32 bit distros.
As always, packages are available via repositories and on the TeamViewer Linux download page.
All the best,
Further Reading
Linux Knowledge Base
does that update include verification for commercial uses? I'm using the free version to connect from work to my personnal computer, to do admin on my personnal project (non commercial) and since today I can't do that anymore, TeamViewer is telling me that it is a commercial use.
Is that normal?
For the rest the managment of computers is easier now Thanks.
This is great Update and we finally have the middle button! But the hotkeys spamming is still here :( Are there plans to fix this very annoyng bug?
After the latest update the GUI isn't launching anymore....
teamviewer 1 ↵
CheckCPU: SSE2 support: yes
Checking setup...
Launching TeamViewer ...
Starting network process (no daemon)
Network process already started (or error)
Launching TeamViewer GUI ...
[1] 20875 abort (core dumped) teamviewer
╭─thg@thg-think2 /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin
╰─➤ teamviewer -info 1 ↵
TeamViewer 13.1.8286 (DEB)
TeamViewer ID: XXXX20379
teamviewerd status n/a (error)
Dear All,
I still cannot use Ctrl key when i connect to Windows Desktop from my Ubuntu.
Hope you solve this issue soon!
Thanks & Best Regards,
@externa1: HiDPI: Please open a new topic and add some details, e.g. distro and a screenshot. Thanks!
@thg: GUI not launching: If a reboot ain't fix it, please open a new topic.
@Warleek: Commercial use is detected by our infrastructure, not the client. So it's also not a Linux specific topic. I think it should be discussed in the general forums.
@mozo, @haonc: Ctrl key problems: I just commented on it here: Ctrl + <key> problem
@montjoshua: Windows credentials, are we kidding you? :robotvery-happy:
No! I updated the text to explain it and also added some nice pictures for you :robothappy:
Thank you Daniel :)
Thanks, but with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS x64 still high cpu usage from now with TV square maximized and minimized (logo is not pulsing). Any idea why it can be?
After updating the version of my TeamViewer to 13.1.8286, I can no longer access any computer, because the application crash:
$ teamviewer
Init ...
CheckCPU: SSE2 support: yes
Checking setup ...
Launching TeamViewer ...
Launching TeamViewer GUI ...
Targeting failure (recorded core image)
I use Ubuntu 64bits in version 16.04.4
Nothing is working for me on ubuntu 16.04. Cannot link computer to account because button is disabled, cannot connect to computer and contacts because button is disabled. Cannot set up password because when I click the contextual menu nothing happens
This is great progress and I appreciate the native Linux effort. However for the last 6 months I haven't been able to connect to any Android device. Judging by the community threads I am certainly not alone in this and they all seem to have gone unanswered. Come on guys, at least please give us an answer as to what is happening . . . . . .
@kiwi wrote:
This is great progress and I appreciate the native Linux effort. However for the last 6 months I haven't been able to connect to any Android device. Judging by the community threads I am certainly not alone in this and they all seem to have gone unanswered. Come on guys, at least please give us an answer as to what is happening . . . . . .
Sorry for that. The reason for not being able to connect to Android devices is that this functionality is not in there, yet. Nevertheless, it is one of our top items in our todo list, so I hope the ability to remote into Android devices will come back soon.
Hi Daniel,
it took me some inverstigating and talking to your hotline to figure out that the presentation mode is entirely missing in the recent version. In the recent post you state that another feature is missing.
I am badly missing a list of major feature that are not present in the release for quick reference. I think any linux user would appreciate a "ToBeDone" kind of list for every release. So even if this release is labled "preview", it is annoying for a commecialy distributed product, that the customer needs to figure out by himself, if the feature, he needs is already implemented. Also being left without an alternative is unstisfactory. Why don't you distribute a wine based client as long as the native client is feature incomplete? This would have saved me a lot of working time.
Please don't get me wrong and I am very happy that TeamViwer is supporting Linux that well (and constantly!). But here customer communication is lacking quality, esp. for a commercial product!
Best wishes
My thoughts exactly; it's absolutely fantastic to see the effort going into building a native Linux version from scratch!
However, a simple table that shows gaps between TV13 Linux's client and other platforms' such as Windows, along with some rough timeline for implementation would be very useful for everyone involved....
My key missing feature: meetings (one to many). Don't see any mention of this anywhere? Has it been abandonned? Please, no! On Linux, TV _was_ one of the only pieces of software that implemented this; whereas there are a gazzilion of chatting/IM apps, yet that latter feature seems to have prioritized in TV13/Linux...
Thank you for the great update. However, the option Disable TeamViewer Shutdown in the Advanced option doesn`t work. I can still exit TeamViewer having that option ticked. Could you please check again?
Thank you very much!
Best regards,
The Start with Windows doesn't work either.
I am still waiting for the meeting functionality. The Linux version is a preview since 6 month, I can't believe that. In this case it is better to say: "Currently we don't support Linux".
There is no transparente communiction about the missing features, and no roadmap.
How long do we have to wait for the meeting functionality on Linux,?
One year or more?
Hi Willi!
Meeting unfortunately was one of the least requested features. That does not necessarily mean that it will never be included, but it may take a while until it is done and running smoothly. If you only want to join a meeting, you can do so using the old TV12 Client (you can install the portable tar.gz alongside your normal TeamViewer installation). We meanwhile recommend to use blizz (https://www.blizz.com) for meetings, on Linux you can join a blizz meeting using the Web Connector (although admittedly that also does not allow you to present your screen). We are aware that TeamViewer Meeting is currently one of the few viable meeting solutions on Linux, so we hope we will pick it up sooner or later and bring it back.
Best regards,
@jesusvpct: Dead keys / accents: I added this to our bug tracker. Thanks!
@izll: No, sorry. Please describe in detail in a new thread and tag me.
@CarlosValente: Sorry for the late reply. Your options are to downgrade (apt install teamviewer=13.1.3026), and/or wait for the next update. If the next update will not fix it, please open a new topic with detailed description and tag me.
@johnnyB: This sounds familiar, at least if you have a 32bit distro. I'd suggest the same as for Carlos atm.
@stefanbc, @cxx31: Andreas already answered to that. I just want to add that it is really important that the demand for missing things is made known to us. Either here or with sales/support.
@lovelylions: Yeah, you're right. It works properly for the TeamViewer Host, but has not been adapted for the full TeamViewer. I added it to our bug tracker.
"Start with Windows" can hardly work :robotwink:, but "Start TeamViewer with system" should work very well. If not, please explain the issue in detail in a new topic and tag me.
@Allnet911: Thanks for the warm words :robotembarrassed:, we appreciate it :robothappy:
In general, I consider it to be pretty stable. I think most of the crash reports we got stem from the same little bug. It's possibly fixed in the upcoming release, but those "occasional" ones are sometimes tricky to hunt down. But I'm confident my colleague extinguished that one.
I put stickies on the request list.
Blizz might be a great thing.... but the download page redirects me to: https://lb.tvcdn.de/blizz/ and says:
This is great progress - thank you! In testing, it appears that shift+tab to backtab isn't working (at least for me). Is this a known issue yet to be resolved? I've tested in two different programs on the remote host (QuickBooks and Excel).
Client is Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon 64-bit
Remote host is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
I'm using TeamViewer to do remote bookkeeping for clients, so backtab is something I really can't do without. Looking forward to upgrading in earnest as soon as this last item is resolved.


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Republican aims for Bachmann seat
A second Republican announced a bid Wednesday for retiring GOP Rep. Michele Bachmann's seat, according to local reports.
Rhonda Sivarajah, the Anoka County Board chairwoman, will run against former Minnesota state Rep. Tom Emmer to succeed the tea party firebrand, according to the St. Cloud Times. The two also competed in the 2010 state gubernatorial race, when Sivarajah ran on a ticket with Emmer's opponent for the GOP nomination.
She said if she filled Bachmann's position, reporters would have a "pretty dull life," implying that she would not use the fiery rhetoric the congresswoman is known for.
( PHOTOS: Michele Bachmann's most controversial quotes)
"We have a lot of the same core beliefs. I think the difference is maybe in the approach," said Sivarajah, who touts a record of local fiscal responsibility.
The only Democrat in the race so far is Judy Adams, an environmental activist and self-proclaimed "lead-prevention lady."


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Consumers in Developing Countries are More Likely to be 'Early Adopters' of New Products
Internet-related platforms are four of the top nine sources used for new product discovery
23% of Generation Z and 21% of Millennial respondents want more premium-priced new items
New York, NY – June 23, 2015 – A new Nielsen Global Survey on new product innovation finds consumers in developing markets to be the most inclined to try new products. More than half of respondents in Asia-Pacific (69%), Africa/Middle East (57%) and Latin America (56%) say they purchased a new product during their last grocery shopping trip, compared with 44% of European and 31% of North American respondents.
The study found that nine of the 11 markets with the highest percentage of early adopters (based on new product purchase sentiment) are developing countries: Brazil (39%), Peru (30%), Israel (30%), Colombia (28%), India (28%), Latvia (28%), South Africa (28%), Bulgaria (27%), Serbia (27%), Croatia (26%) and Romania (26%).
"Developing countries can be attractive markets for new product expansion efforts due to their younger demographic composition, rising middle class population and strong appetite for 'affordable luxuries,'" said Rob Wengel, senior vice president and managing director of Nielsen Innovation in the U.S. "But developing-market consumer needs, standards and expectations can vary dramatically from those in more mature markets, and finding the right mix takes a market-by-market approach."
Brand competition is intense and shelves are crowded. The vast majority of new product introductions are taken out of distribution before the end of their launch year. "New product failure rates are extremely high, but success is no fluke," said Johan Sjöstrand, senior vice president and managing director of Nielsen Innovation in Europe. "Success is not simply the result of luck or even genius. Rather, successful product launches are the culmination of organizational focus and commitment to product development, creative marketing, smart leadership and, above all else, an in-depth understanding of what drives consumer preferences."
The most commonly used source to learn about new products is reliance on friends and family, cited by 56% of global respondents, followed by viewing TV ads (52%), seeing it in a store (48%) and using active Internet search (44%). In fact, Internet-related platforms are four of the top nine sources cited for new product discovery: social media postings (26%), Internet ads (26%), and brand/manufacturer web pages (25%) are the other three sources. Receiving a free sample (31%) and newspaper/magazines (27%) are the other top sources cited.
While the top list of sources combine a mix of paid, owned and earned media options, reliance on social media showed the largest increase, rising 11 percentage points from 2012. Social media usage for new product discovery is particularly high in Africa/Middle East (34%) and Latin America (31%), compared to 20% of European and 22% of North America respondents.
While the youngest respondents are more likely to say they purchased a new product during their last grocery shopping trip than their older counterparts, those categorized as 'early adopters' only show a slight age bias.
Globally, a few new product attributes resonate particularly strong across all age groups. Affordability (23%), convenience (22%), brand recognition (21%) and novelty (20%) were top reasons for purchase. When it comes to the types of products consumers wish were on the market but are not readily available, affordability (43%) and convenience (27%) again top the list, followed by health and wellness (28%) and environmentally friendly (26%) attributes.
"Early adopters aren't just younger consumers," said Taddy Hall, senior vice president, Nielsen Innovation in the U.S. "Consumers of all ages are looking for products that make their lives better, and all can be passionate advocates if they find a product that fills a need. While Millennials are garnering a fair amount of recent time and attention, consider casting the net wider, and do not lose site of the needs across all age segments."
Generationally, there are some interesting differences to note. Roughly half of Baby Boomer (ages 50-64) and Silent Generation (ages 65+) respondents say they wish more products were available at affordable prices, compared with 43% of Generation Z (ages 15-20), 40% of Millennial (ages 21-34) and 42% of Generation X (ages 35-49) respondents. Conversely, a greater percentage of Generation Z (23%) and Millennial (21%) respondents wish more premium items were available on the market than Generation X (16%), Baby Boomer (14%) and Silent Generation (7%) respondents.
The Nielsen Global New Product Innovation Survey polled 30,000 online respondents in 60 countries to understand consumer attitudes and sentiments about the drivers behind new product purchase intent. For the purposes of this study, we define a new product as any item a consumer has never purchased in the past. The study uncovers the reasons for making a new product purchase, identifies the types of products consumers want but can't find, and details the sources consumers use to learn about them.
Nielsen N.V. (NYSE: NLSN) is a global performance management company that provides a comprehensive understanding of what consumers Watch and Buy. Nielsen's Watch segment provides media and advertising clients with Total Audience measurement services across all devices where content—video, audio and text—is consumed. The Buy segment offers consumer packaged goods manufacturers and retailers the industry's only global view of retail performance measurement. By integrating information from its Watch and Buy segments and other data sources, Nielsen provides its clients with both world-class measurement as well as analytics that help improve performance. Nielsen, an S&P 500 company, has operations in over 100 countries that cover more than 90% of the world's population. For more information, visit www.nielsen.com.
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Dennis Hopper
by Josh K-sky on Apr.21, 2010, under Los Angeles, Movies
Dennis Hopper looms large in my mind as a weird hybrid of hippie and roughneck. I know him as an early Sunset Strip art scenester, showing photographs at Ferus; as the archvillain of Speed, an evil mastermind hiding out on the skids; and as the director of Easy Rider, which I half-saw one night in college. I picture him as a kind of Dog Soldiers Malibu-hills Don't-Tread-On-Me cocaine libertarian, a portrait probably not entirely distinct from Hunter S. Thompson. I know he's dying.
This video essay by Matt Zoller Seitz provokes a deeper consideration. Watching it, Hopper's fragility leaps to the surface — the hard-luck cop in True Romance who dies rather than give his son up to Christopher Walken; the alcoholic coach from Hoosiers; flashes of tenderness, sensitivity, and weakness in dozens of Seitz's clips. The art scenester appears an exponent of the avant-garde and a poet of nature and existence. It's a moving tribute, well worth watching even at its considerable length for online video (24 min).
This, from Seitz's short introductory essay, also rings true:
When I think about Hopper, I hear his voice in my head: the nasal Kansas vowels; the cowboy twang; and last but not least, the semicolons where periods would normally go, contributing to a sense that his thoughts, like works of art, are never finished, only abandoned, that he never really stops talking, that there's always one more observation or pronouncement or dirty joke waiting just around the bend.
Jane Espenson's warning against glib dialogue has been very helpful to my writing partner and me recently:
You probably loved it while you wrote it. You could feel the emotion and poetry in it. But when you reread it, it seems glib and overwritten. If you take the poetry out, it feels flat. In my opinion, the only thing wrong with the line is that it defies human psychology. We don't get articulate when we're emotional — the opposite happens. We get stumbly and tangled as we choke back our tears.
The trick, per Jane, is letting the poetry "creep back in when you write the next line, after the heat of the moment has passed". Hopper seems particularly adept at a kind of unglib, poetic moment of rushing towards illuminated truth, as if the bends around which the observations wait all lead towards something bright, or fiery.