Project-Management with Gantt-Charts OpenOffice. org 2. 0 Calc [Projekt-Management und Gantt-Diagramm mit OpenOffice.
The contents of this Documentation are subject to the Public Documentation License, Version 1. 0 (the "License"); you may only use this Documentation if you comply with the terms of this License. A copy of the License is available at: http://www. openoffice. org/licenses/PDL. rtf The Original Documentation is "Comment creer un diagramme de Gantt avec OpenOffice. org". The Initial Writer of the Original Documentation is Serge LE LOUARNE Copyright ©2003. All Rights Reserved. (Initial Writer contact(s): serge. [email protected] fr. Contributor(s): DIETMAR HILLER Portions created by DIETMAR HILLER are Copyright © 2005.
Please direct any comments or suggestions about this document to: [email protected] org Acknowledgments I wish to thank every member of the German and French Native Language Communities who are not mentioned but contributed to my being able to provide a translation. To S. Schneider for fixing my errors and grammar. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts ii Copyright and trademark information Modifications and updates Version [1. 0] [1. 1] Date [2005-11-09] [2005-11-12] Description of Change [grs: Initial edition issued for comment] [ss: Proofed edition issued for publication] Project-Management with Gantt-Charts ii Overview Overview Gantt Charts are a way to graphically show progress of a project. Management of a project is made easier if it is viewed as small manageable items where the dependencies are visually illustrated, parallel processes are discovered, the overall processing time determined and progress tracked. The tasks of a project can be quite complex and dependent on each other. With a project management tool, such as a Gantt chart,all subtasks of a task can be viewed graphically. In this document a relocation-process to another city is used for all examples and is based upon the accompanying Calc template, . jm_template_english. ots which may be downloaded from http://documentation. openoffice. org/HOW_TO/ Relocation DD to M House-hunting Cancel apartment DD Cancel banking's order New leasing contract Organise relocation Send out new address Forwarding request Relocation Registration office Furnish the flat Reregister car Open an account Move bank account Relocation completed 01/04/05 01/05/05 31/05/05 01/07/05 31/07/05 31/08/05 30/09/05 Undone Done Start Illustration 1: The finished example In illustration 1, the subtasks of the relocation-process appear on the y-axis, and the time line on the x-axis.
Illustration 5: Create chart with stacked bars Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 3 Starting the Process Click "Next ;;" once again and enter chart and axis titles: Illustration 6: Adapt chart labeling The first Gantt Chart appears as follows: Illustration 7: Bar chart The task names are on the vertical axis ("Task 1" to "Task 8") and the time line is on the horizontal axis. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 4 Converting the simple bar-chart into a Gantt chart Converting the simple bar-chart into a Gantt chart In order to edit the properties of an element in the diagram,. double-click the chart to select it.
Next, right-click to open the context menu and gain access to the chart properties: Illustration 8: Edit diagram properties Note: Ensure that no element in the diagram is selected, because otherwise the axis-properties can not be edited Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 5 Converting the simple bar-chart into a Gantt chart Select the y-axis, which now is the horizontal time line. (One could also select the horizontal axis using a left-click then right-click to open the context menu and finally choose Object Properties … to format this axis. ) Set the Minimum to the real start-date, In this example this is 01/01/05.
Furthermore the axis should get the start date, so check the checkbox "Automatic" in the line "Axis at": Illustration 9: Adjust the time line This produces a chart as follows: Illustration 10: Gantt chart Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 6 Converting the simple bar-chart into a Gantt chart The orange bar symbolizes the time up to the start of the task. This bar should be made invisible. For this select the orange bar with a left-click, and then open its Object Properties after a right click. Under the tab "Borders" choose Style – Invisible, and under the tab "Area" choose Fill – None.
Now the chart presents itself as follows: Illustration 11: The completed Gantt chart Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 7 Converting the simple bar-chart into a Gantt chart Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 8 Using the chart as a graphic in other applications Using the chart as a graphic in other applications To use the Gantt-chart as a picture in another application, save the whole Calc document as HTML. This generates not only the HTML-file, but also a jpeg-file containing the chart which can then be included in other documents, such as anOpenOffice. org impress presentation.
Remember to give the graphic a more descriptive name than, the the name suggested when the document is exported to HTML so that it can be found easily later Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 9 Using the chart as a graphic in other applications Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 10 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Extending Gantt charting for Project Management In order to manage a project, still more information is needed. The progress of any task should be tracked as a percentage of the task and displayed in the chart, and the dependencies of the subtasks should also be documented.
Furthermore the start-date should be determined automatically based on these dependencies. To be able to create such a plan easily, a template was made by the German Native Language Community ( http://de. openoffice. org/ ) called pjm_template. ots. Illustration 12: Calc template pjm_template. ots The current version of Gantt. zip contains the example spreadsheet and the spreadsheet itself can be downloaded from http://documentation. openoffice. org/HOW_TO/spreadsheet/pjm_template. ots Note: This template uses macros and upon opening displays a security warning. Therefore, macros must be enabled to use the file.
Extending Gantt charting for Project Management • "Predecessor" – List of tasks, which have to be completed, before this task can start. Separation is made by spaces. The column titles in the first row can be labeled freely, but the columns must not change their position. Some columns have a colored background: • • gray: these columns contain formulas, which are calculated automatically light blue: these columns can be edited manually, they can possibly be changed by the macro. It is recommended to use the last row for the end of the project. Thus new tasks, which are inserted above, are displayed in the chart automatically.
About the macro The macro is named "update" and is written in OpenOffice. org BASIC. The way it works follows this sequence: ? ? Add duration and end-date, if they are missing For each row of the table 1. Where the task has not yet started (Progress ;= 0) Search for rows, whose number corresponds with the value in the column "Predecessor". For those not familiar with project management terms, a predecessor is an activity that must be completed (or be partially completed) before a specified activity can begin. ( See http://www. apm. org. uk/page. asp? categoryID=4=29=0 for definitions. a) Determine latest possible end-date of these rows b) Set the successor start-date to this end-date ? ? Where the task is finished (Progress = 100%) 1. Determine duration from start-date and end-date Illustrate information of task ? The meaning of this list of steps is described later on in this document. The macro expects that the first row contains the headlines, the tasks start in row 2 and the columns are in the same place as in the example. Additional columns (for comments or some other purpose) must be located at the end. Note: The maximum number of predecessors is limited to 9. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 2 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Example: Planning a relocation This section describes the process of relocating from one city to another city and is based upon the template, pjm_template. ots. The first step is to create a list with all subtasks: Illustration 13: List of subtasks In preparing the set of tasks, getting mail forwarded was missed. So we inserted the activity "Forwarding request" in row 8 after the fact. Therefore this activity has the number 650. Inserting a row does not automatically copy any formulae, thus all the formulae must be copied to each cell in the new row manually.
Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 13 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Next insert the start-date for the not-dependent tasks, as well as duration and expected enddate: Illustration 14: Insert start- and end-date House-hunting starts on 01/03 and should be finished by 31/08. For all the other tasks the duration is given. Now, define the dependencies of the tasks. The relocation (700) for example can not start before the new leasing contract is signed (400) and the relocation is organized (500). The tasks 300-9999 have no dependencies, thus there are no start-dates for these tasks.
Illustration 15: Define dependencies Next insert the start-date for the not-dependent tasks, as well as duration and expected enddate: Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 14 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Illustration 16: Insert start- and end-date House-hunting starts on 01/03 and should be finished by 31/08. For all the other tasks the duration is given. Now define the dependencies of the tasks. For example, relocation (700) can not start before the new leasing contract is signed (400) and relocation is organized (500). The tasks 300-9999 have no dependencies, thus there are no start-dates for these tasks.
Illustration 17: Define dependencies As 20% of house-hunting are already done, and the current apartment is already canceled, the progress is 20% and 100% respectively. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 15 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Illustration 18: Calculated duration At this point call the macro by clicking on the button "Update". The duration and end-dates are calculated, and the column start is completed. Illustration 19: The appropriate chart The organization of the relocation, the registration at the office and the opening of an account can be done simultaneously.
On the other hand the bank account can not be moved immediately, because the current apartment is not yet relocated. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 16 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Controlling the Project During any project, start by implementing several subtasks. To begin a subtask, insert the start date in the column "Start". Set the progress to a value greater than zero (1% e. g. ), so that "Update" will no longer change this date. If a task is completed, insert the real End-date, delete the duration and set the progress to 100%. When calling "Update" the next time, the required duration will be calculated.
After each change in the table,invoke the macro "Update" to update the table accordingly. The "Info" column shows the current status of the project: Illustration 20: Table during project-controlling House-hunting has begun and is on schedule according to the progress The apartment has already been canceled, the task is completed. Cancelling the bank's order is due and not on schedule, this means, that the end-date is prior to the current date. All the other tasks are not due yet, they are not marked. Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 17 Extending Gantt charting for Project Management Project-Management with Gantt-Charts 8 Public Documentation License, Version 1. 0 Public Documentation License, Version 1. 0 1. 0 DEFINITIONS. 1. 1. "Commercial Use" means distribution or otherwise making the Documentation available to a third party. 1. 2. "Contributor" means a person or entity who creates or contributes to the creation of Modifications. 1. 3. "Documentation" means the Original Documentation or Modifications or the combination of the Original Documentation and Modifications, in each case including portions thereof. 1. 4. "Electronic Distribution Mechanism" means a mechanism generally accepted for the electronic transfer of data. 1. 5. Initial Writer" means the individual or entity identified as the Initial Writer in the notice required by the Appendix. 1. 6. "Larger Work" means a work which combines Documentation or portions thereof with documentation or other writings not governed by the terms of this License. 1. 7. "License" means this document. 1. 8. "Modifications" means any addition to or deletion from the substance or structure of either the Original Documentation or any previous Modifications, such as a translation, abridgment, condensation, or any other form in which the Original Documentation or previous Modifications may be recast, transformed or adapted.
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Q: Can I make my desktop icons smaller? I would like to make all my desktop icons slightly smaller.
I know I can do each one manually but that is impractical given I create and destroy about 20 files a day on my desktop.
I need an answer pointed at Gnome Classic/GTK3 (as in 11.10, 12.04, and onward)

A: Hmm that was easier than I thought.

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*Load up Nautilus and head to Edit → Preferences

*Under the Views tab, change the Icon View Defaults' zoom level.

That does only give you choices of 33, 50, 66, 100, 150, 200 and 400 percent scale so if there's an absolute method of setting the size, I'm open to that too. 66% is a bit too reduced IMO.

A: Alternatively launch dconfeditor
org ->gnome ->nautilus ->icon view
then chose default zoom level

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Il DécaNation è stata una competizione internazionale di atletica leggera, organizzata con cadenza annuale dalla Federazione francese di atletica leggera (Fédération française d'athlétisme) dal 2005 al 2017.

Le prime 5 edizioni dell'evento si sono disputate presso lo Stadio Charléty di Parigi, successivamente la manifestazione ha avuto luogo ad Annecy (2010), Nizza (2011), Albi (2012), Valence (2013), Angers (2014 e 2017), nuovamente Parigi (2015) e Marsiglia (2016).

La competizione prevedeva la partecipazione di 8 nazioni con un atleta in ciascuna delle 10 discipline previste dal decathlon, sia al maschile che al femminile (dal 2009 vennero inserite anche specialità non facenti parte del decathlon come 800 metri piani, 3000 metri siepi e lancio del martello).

Caratteristiche

Competizioni incluse

 100 metri piani
 110 metri ostacoli / 100 metri ostacoli
 400 metri piani
 800 metri piani

 1500 metri piani
 3000 metri siepi
 salto in lungo
 salto in alto (donne)

 salto con l'asta (uomini)
 getto del peso
 lancio del martello

Partecipanti
Al DécaNation partecipano atleti provenienti da 8 diversi paesi. Per ogni paese partecipa un atleta per gara, per un totale di 20 atleti (10 uomini e 10 donne).

Risultati

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2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Competizioni di atletica leggera scomparse
Competizioni sportive ad Albi (Francia)
Competizioni sportive ad Annecy
Competizioni sportive a Marsiglia
Competizioni sportive a Nizza
Competizioni sportive a Parigi
Meeting di atletica leggera in Francia

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I have some photos of J.A. Arsenault, my late father, including one taken shortly after the mid-air formation collision of September 1945. I also have a photo of Dad in his flight suit. Additionally, I have a photo of the page in my father's log with the signature of H.R. Finley, certifying medals earned. I would be happy to share.
In December 2011 I had written this.
This is the two group pictures I posted some time ago.
These pictures where taken in March 1945.
I am trying to put some of the names with the right faces. What I like about Greg's grandfather is his sense of humour.
Buzz is on the right. I wrote about him so his story would be told and he would forever be remembered.
Gil Gillis from Pense, Saskatchewan, is wearing the German helmet.
I can't find him anywhere on the Internet except on my blog about 403 Squadron.
J.B. Lemay has never turned his back on a souvenir — most timely of all, a bit of aging paper, torn from a Teletype machine 70 years ago.
The walls of the 91-year-old Second World War veteran's dining room are covered in knick-knacks, including stuffed unicorns, commemorative beer bottles, plates and glass birds. They are all surrounded with fairy lights amidst an array of technological odds and ends, from rotary-dial phones and VHS tapes to a brand new digital camera and widescreen laptop.
He keeps his real treasures out of sight.
Those include old British newspapers featuring him on the front page, a liberated official portrait of German airforce commander Hermann Goring, a mint-condition Hitler Youth uniform with medals, the watch of a German soldier he took prisoner and autographs of Joe DiMaggio, Babe Ruth and President Eisenhower.
There's a story behind each one, and even a great tale about the time he gave Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands (just three years old at the time) a ride around Vanier on the handlebars of his bicycle.
But that aging piece of paper is really special. It was May 4, 1945 and Lemay was with his Air Force squadron in Reinsehlen, Germany — not far from Hamburg.
He'd been overseas fighting the Germans since October 1942, having signed up on his 18th birthday — Aug. 25, 1941 — all 104 pounds of him.
He remembers that fateful May evening in 1945 like it was yesterday. Around 7:30 p.m., he was sitting on a canvas folding chair in front of his tent — next to the communications trailer, a German soldier's helmet perched on a stick in the ground behind him, marking one of many places they buried the enemy.
Lemay ran into the trailer and the operator tore the paper out. It read: ALL HOSTILITIES ON SECOND ARMY FRONT CEASE AT 0800 HOURS TOMORROW MAY 5TH.
Lemay keeps the bit of aging paper safely stored among hundreds of photos and documents, in clear plastic folders in the east-end home he's shared with his wife for 48 years. He and Raymonde will celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary this fall.
Thursday he will proudly help commemorate the anniversary of that bit of paper, as an invited guest to Parliament Hill where he will help recite In Flanders Fields.
My dad's war pictures went missing for a number of years.
I had no pictures of my dad from the war.
In 2011 I contacted my dad's only surviving brother, Tom, in Kenora, Ontario and asked him if he had any pictures.
He didn't have any, but he obtained this picture from a local veteran, Edgar "Dink" Strain who had a wartime photo of my dad and three other Kenora vets onboard the New Amsterdam in August 1945.
(L to R) My dad George White, Clyde Hillman, Art Pykerman and Rolf Nelson.
I talked to Edgar Strain on the phone a few times. He had been a Warrant Officer with 421 Lynx Squadron during the war. He was a very gracious gentleman and a very keen military historian with a tremendous amount of knowledge about the war.
When I talked with my uncle Tom, on Thanksgiving Day 2012, he told me Edgar had passed away.
Edgar Wilson Strain passed away at his home on Friday July 13, 2012, at 90 years of age.
Edgar is survived by his sons Lindsay (Dorothy) and Gregg (Mary) and daughter Megan; granddaughters Larisa (Guy) and Siobhan; sister Lois Hoshwa; sisters -in-law Shirley Strain and Josie Strain. He was predeceased by his wife Isabella, parents Edgar and Eva, his sister Thomasina, brothers Neil and Lorne and brothers-in-law Nick Hoshwa and Ted Jorgenson.
Edgar was born in Kenora. He volunteered for service in the RCAF during WWII and served in Canada, England and throughout Europe. When he returned he married the love of his life, Isabella, and started a family. He worked at Williams Hardware for ten years and then founded Strain's Stationery, later partnering with his brother Neil in the business until his retirement in 1987.
He was very involved in the community and his contributions of service and community development included work on the Kenora Thistle Hockey Team Board, serving as a trustee for the Kenora School Board, work on the Kenora Minor Hockey Association, board membership on the Central Community Club, the Kenora Economic Development Committee, a co-chair of the building committee for the original Kenora Recreation Centre and a field agent for Ducks Unlimited. He helped many other community groups and charities.
After his retirement, he followed his many interests which included sculpture, nature, gardening, architecture, the family camp, woodworking, reading, music and genealogy. He pursued these interests with passion, intellect and humour. His stories were enjoyed by family and friends. His wealth of knowledge will be missed. His ideas and actions influenced and inspired many.
Immediate cremation has taken place.
A private family service will follow at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, contributions of time or donations to a local charity of one's choice would honour his life and service.
Thank you Edgar for the wartime picture of my dad and the conversations we had.
Fortunately my dad's pictures were located.
Here's another one I'll share from his collection of some of the Erks from 403 Squadron checking out a captured FW 190 in Germany 1945.
Again, you may recognize some of the Erks from 403.
Have a nice day mon ami.
This was Mark White's third contribution to this blog. It was published back in 2012.
Mark White forgot this picture in his article.
The captions are the original captions wrote by his father.
Here are the other ones he sent me before.
Does anyone know who's in front, his hand over the right side mirror?
Every Tuesday morning I will post once again Mark White's articles. I will add after more information that came to light since they were published.
This post is from Mark White's pen. His dad was an erk with 403 Squadron.
Here's my first serious post – many more will likely be coming your way.
Towards the end of the war, 403 Squadron operated out of 127 Airfield near Soldau Germany.
This was known as Base 154 or B154. They remained there from April 26 until July 7, 1945.
B 154 was an abandoned German airbase known as Reinsehlen. It was about 45 km from Hamburg. It was quite near the Concentration Camp at Bergen Belsen and the swimming pool at Lüneburg Germany.
The Erks from 403 visited the concentration camp and the swimming pool. I'm posting some never before published pictures from my dad's collection.
You can identify some of the Erks in these pictures in the 403 Group picture.
I showed a friend of mine, who is a serious military model maker, some of my dad's photos. Steve had never seen a Maple Leaf painted inside a Roundel. He built a model depicting this truck complete with three 403 Erks. The Erk with the cigarette wearing the leather Jerkin is my dad. Steve won a gold medal at a recent model show in Calgary for his work depicting 403 squadron's captured German truck at B154 in July of 1945.
The medium 4.5T cargo truck Mercedes-Benz L4500S was originally developed for civilian use. It was used in wide service with all German military units during World War II on both Western and Eastern fronts. A total of 9,500 trucks were manufactured from 1939-1944, most of them for the Wehrmacht. The L4500 had a 7.2 litre diesel engine with 112 HP and existed in 2 basic versions: 2-wheel drive "S" and 4-wheel drive "A".


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Oregon Researchers to Track Bees with Tiny Attachable Sensors
Oregon State University will design miniature wireless sensors to attach to bumblebees that will provide real-time data on their intriguing behavior.
Many aspects of bumblebees' daily conduct are unknown because of their small size, rapid flight speeds, and hidden underground nests. OSU plans to build sensors that will reveal how these native pollinators search for pollen, nectar and nesting sites – information that will help researchers better understand how these insects assist in the production of crops that depend on pollination to produce fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, cranberries, strawberries, tomatoes and dozens of other staples of the Pacific Northwest agricultural economy.
Given recent losses of European honeybees to diseases, mites and colony collapse disorder, bumblebees are becoming increasingly important as agricultural pollinators, said Sujaya Rao, an entomologist in OSU's College of Agricultural Sciences.
"Lack of pollination is a risk to human food production," said Rao, an expert on native bees. "With our sensors, we are searching for answers to basic questions, such as: Do all members of one colony go to pollinate the same field together? Do bumblebees communicate in the colony where food is located? Are bumblebees loyal as a group?"
"The more we can learn about bumblebees' customs of foraging, pollination and communication," she added, "the better we can promote horticultural habitats that are friendly to bees in agricultural settings."
Landscaping tactics, such as planting flowers and hedgerows near crops, are believed to promote the presence and population of bumblebees, as well as increase yields.
This multidisciplinary design project will unite Rao with researchers in OSU's School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The three-year collaboration begins Oct. 1 and will be supported by a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
OSU engineers will test small, lightweight electronic sensors that avoid affecting the bees' natural flight movements. At the same time, researchers will test how to best mount the sensors on the pollinators – likely on the thorax or abdomen.
Each sensor will consist of integrated circuits that broadcast wireless signals about the bee's location and movement. The sensors will be powered by wireless energy transfer instead of batteries, further reducing weight and size.
"New technologies allow us to build sensors with extremely small dimensions," said Arun Natarajan, principal investigator in OSU's High-Speed Integrated Circuits Lab and an assistant professor in EECS. "The concept of placing wireless sensors on insects is a relatively unexplored area, and we're hopeful that our research can have vast applications in the future."
Once designed and built, OSU researchers first plan to use the sensors to study the six bumblebee species of the Willamette Valley, which vary in size, flight patterns and seasonal activity. These native bees also differ from bumblebees found in eastern Oregon, the East Coast and Europe.
Researchers also hope their sensor designs could be used for tracking other small organisms, such as invasive pests.
Patrick Chiang, an OSU engineering professor and an expert in low-power circuits, will assist in designing the sensors.
"This collaboration is truly unique – engineers and entomologists talk different languages and rarely cross paths," said Rao. "To be working with engineers for an agricultural research project is part of what makes this effort so exciting and distinct."

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Time to call this week's vote, the face off between Lava Bats and Dire Fairies. By a whopping 195 vote margin, Dire Fairies win over Lava Bats!
This massive, semi-translucent ooze feeds by cramming it gelatinous bulk into tight dungeon passageways, absorbing detritus and any creature unwary enough to get in its way. We've been using the placeholder name "Tunnel Trapper" for this oddball beast, but we know you can come up with something better! Go to our forums HERE to submit a more suitable name. Then in a week's time we'll select the one that we feels fits best.
Mieu, as an active member of the Underworld Ascendant community, proposed a clever way to give backers a badge of honor, while also sparking an uptick in pledges. To wit, any backer who pledges an additional $5 can have the special "Avatars of Underworld Ascendant" title next to their name in the Forums and in the Kickstarter comments. The extra $5 could come from a move from Early Bird to $25 (helps bring in new peeps), or $5 additional set aside for Add-Ons. This is based entirely on trust, we'll take your word that you've done it. Simply click on your portrait and "edit profile" to change your name on the Kickstarter page to include the initials "AoUA". On the Forums, all you have to do is post "I upped my pledge" in this forum thread and we'll do the rest.
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It's been just a half week and Underworld Ascendant has already broke into the top-40 out of over 1,700 games currently on Steam Greenlight. Pretty amazing. If you've not already done so, please vote YES. Let's see if we can get into the top-20 and really make our presence known with the Steam players!
Terri Brosius was part of the team at LookingGlass, doing both design and voice acting on the Thief games and System Shock II. She is the voice of Shodan and Delacroix in the System Shock series, and the voice of Viktoria in the Thief series. She has also worked with Ion Storm, Electronic Arts, Tiger Style, and Arkane. Terri has writing credits on the Thief games, Dishonored, Waking Mars, and more. Terri also plays keys for The Vivs, teaches piano to unsuspecting youngsters, likes to crochet, and has an unreasonable fear of hornets. We are thrilled to be working with Terri again!
Last, we wanted to give everybody a heads-up that over the coming 3 weeks we'll be doing a series of sessions on Twitch, which we're calling OtherSide plays LookingGlass, Folks from OtherSide, along with some very special guests, are going to be playing a selection of classic games we worked on when we were at LookingGlass.
First up is Thief, this Wednesday at 3pm – 6pm EST. Then System Shock 2 on Wednesday the 25th (time TBD). For the finale session on Wednesday March 4th (time TBD), Ultima Underworld naturally.
During each session we will be chatting about the game, sharing behind-the-scenes anecdotes, stories about what went into its development, and more. We will also be giving away some free digital copies of these classic games. Please come join us, and tell your friends to come along too!
Anthony McKenna, Łukasz Sankowski, and 43 more people like this update.
Okay, first Garrett, now SHODAN is doing VA in this? What's next? The guy who voiced JC Denton?
Please don't forget to upload your play sessions to Youtube for posterity (and for the people who can't attend).
Terri! That´s it, im going up in my pledge, but does it leave a space open in the lower "tier" I was until now? Or is that space "lost" anyway for other people to pledge now that it says "all gone" Cause that would be even better, to attract another one who would pledge "20" instead of me in that tier, someone who wouldnt want to pledge more money than that, while I pledge more money in a higher tier. Sorry if the question is silly, I have never changed my pledge in a Kickstarter before.
The woman who is the voice of SHODAN? Even more to love about this game now!
Click the blue 'Manage' button by your pledge amount. There you should have the option of manually increasing your pledge amount above the base amount for your pledge level.
Is Terri going to do other things apart from acting as well, like she did eg on Thief?
Is Mr. Brosius coming along too, to compose music and design the sound?
Is this really the rebirth of Looking Glass?
I shall increase my pledge. This is going to be glorious.
I was going going to up my pledge but there isn't a five dollar increased tier above my pledge.. Any suggestions?
My comment to Stephen applies here as well: Love your work!
Please let her voice a villain!
Great update, and good to see how hard you're working to promote this. More on game mechanics and systems would still be good though.
Any chance of getting a 'simulated final quality' screenshot or something? It gave PoE a huge boost when they released that beautiful screenshot in the middle of their campaign.
Love the idea of you doing twitch feeds of your earlier games, but I hope you'd consider doing at least one of them a little later in the day. 3-6PM EST is noon to 3 PST in the middle of a work day.
I can't think of a situation where I would call a fear of hornets "unreasonable."


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Oscar William Neebe I (July 12, 1850 – April 22, 1916) was an anarchist, labor activist and one of the defendants in the Haymarket bombing trial, and one of the eight activist remembered on May 1, International Workers' Day.

Early life
He was born on July 12, 1850 in New York City to German immigrants of French Huguenot origin from Kassel, Germany. He had two brothers, Conrad Neebe, who moved to Boston and Louis Neebe, who moved to Chicago. The family went back to Hesse so the children could be educated in Germany. They returned to the United States in 1864. Neebe worked for a time manufacturing gold leaf and silver leaf in Brooklyn, but quit because of his health.

In 1866, he moved to Chicago, where he had a hard time until he was finally hired as a waiter in a saloon.  The saloon was frequented by workers from the nearby McCormick reaper works, and it was here that he learned of the worker's plight and how they were exploited. He also learned of the 8-hour working day movement.  In 1868, he started working as a cook on the boats carrying iron ore across the Great Lakes. However, he soon resigned and returned to New York City.

There he became an apprentice tinsmith and later worked making milk cans and oil cans.  He lived in tenement housing. In 1871, he heard his first speech by a communist party member.

In 1873 Neebe moved to Philadelphia, where he married Anna M. Monsees. They had three children.  In 1877, Oscar moved his family back to Chicago. He worked in a manufacturing plant, but was fired for daring to stand up for his fellow workers. The same year he joined the communist party.  Neebe was mostly unemployed during the next two years. In 1881, he and his brother Louis opened a yeast business.

It was on his visits to bakeries and breweries that Neebe became interested in the labor movement.  He also became the office manager for the Arbeiter-Zeitung, a German-language workers' rights newspaper edited by August Spies and Michael Schwab.

Haymarket riot and trial

Neebe was not present at the Haymarket Square on the day of the meeting and subsequent bombing, and stated that he was not even aware it had happened until he was told about it the following day.  When he heard that Spies and Schwab had been arrested in connection with the bombing, he took over management of the Arbeiter-Zeitung.  He was himself arrested only a few days later because of his association with the defendants and the Arbeiter-Zeitung.

At trial, the evidence against Neebe was particularly weak, as even the State's Attorney reportedly admitted.  The evidence presented against him was based on his political views and that he had attended socialist meetings, was associated with Arbeiter-Zeitung, and that a shotgun, a pistol and red flag were found in his home.  One witness claimed that he had been seen distributing the famous "Revenge" Circular. Neebe insisted he had only handed him one that he found and hadn't even read it himself.

Despite this, Neebe was sentenced to 15 years in prison. In his final address to the court, he declared: "There is no evidence to show that I was connected with the bomb-throwing, or that I was near it, or anything of that kind. So I am only sorry, your honor-that is, if you can stop it or help it-I will ask you to do it-that is, to hang me, too; for I think it is more honorable to die suddenly than to be killed by inches. I have a family and children; and if they know their father is dead, they will bury him. They can go to the grave, and kneel down by the side of it; but they can't go to the penitentiary and see their father, who was convicted for a crime that he hasn't had anything to do with. That is all I have got to say. Your honor, I am sorry I am not to be hung with the rest of the men."

While serving his sentence, his wife Meta died in 1887. He was promised he could attend her funeral, but instead was allowed to view her remains privately at his home. On June 26, 1893 Illinois Governor John Peter Altgeld pardoned Neebe and two of his co-defendants, having concluded that they were innocent.

Later years

Neebe remarried the year he was released. He had three more children with his new wife Regina Hepp.  Neebe, who had been involved with (and then expelled from) the Socialist Labor Party and active in the trade union movement prior to the Haymarket Affair, joined the Industrial Workers of the World soon after its founding in 1905.  He was listed as one of their main speakers in Chicago for Labor Day, 1906, and attended the union's 1907 Convention.  He spent his final years quietly as a saloonkeeper, and died in Chicago on April 22, 1916 at the age of 65.

Neebe was buried at the Haymarket Martyrs' Monument in German Waldheim Cemetery in Forest Park, Illinois.

See also
 List of wrongful convictions in the United States

References

Works
Oscar Neebe Autobiography
 The Accused the Accusers: The Famous Speeches of the Chicago Anarchists in Court: On October 7th, 8th, and 9th, 1886, Chicago, Illinois. Chicago: Socialistic Publishing Society, n.d. [1886].

Further reading

 New York Times; March 10, 1887; Chicago, March 9, 1887. "Anarchist Oscar Neebe went out into the busy world this afternoon for the first time since his conviction nearly seven months ago. His wife died a day or two ago, and Sheriff Watson to-day permitted him to go and look upon her face once more and also meet his children."
 New York Times; March 12, 1887; Chicago, March 11, 1887. "Oscar Neebe, the Anarchist, to-day selected Paul Grottkau and George Schilling to deliver the orations at his wife's funeral service in Miller's Hall Sunday."
 New York Times; March 13, 1887; Chicago, March 12, 1887. "The wife of Anarchist Oscar Neebe will be buried tomorrow, but the husband will not be there. Sheriff Matson told him when Mrs. Neebe died that he might attend the funeral and Neebe had intended to avail himself of the privilege."
 Paul Avrich, The Haymarket Tragedy, p. 447 (Princeton Univ. Press 1983) (refencing his attendance at the 1907 Convention)
 Industrial Worker, July 1906 (first series), p. 6 (Joliet, Ill.) (listing as speaker for Labor Day)

External links

Findagrave: Oscar Neebe
The Haymarket Massacre, 1886 Anarchy Now

1850 births
1916 deaths
Activists from New York City
American anarchists
Anarcho-communists
Burials at Forest Home Cemetery, Chicago
Haymarket affair
Industrial Workers of the World members
Recipients of American gubernatorial pardons
Saloonkeepers