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I'm trying to create a generic receive for a part of my app that requires to wait for several updates at different times.
This is the prototype that it is not working.
receive_info([RequiredInfo|RestRequiredInfos]) ->
RequiredInfo -> [ RequiredInfo | receie_info(RestRequiredInfos)];
And it is getting called as
[UserInfo, ContextInfo] = receive_info([#userinfo{},#contextinfo{}]),
So, what I'm trying is to send a list of record types it should match and I expect a list of records received.
Not sure if this is doable, because the records set their fields to undefined and the pattern matching does not work, for example:
Trying to receive {user_info,undefined}
Other clause: instead {user_info,12} received
is_record version supplied by @Adam Lindberg was not working for me I followed a bit that same way of doing things and I ended up with:
receive_infos([]) -> [];
receive_infos([Rec|Records]) ->
%% Guard expression that compares first element in record with supplied record tag
Record when element(1, Record) =:= Rec ->
[ Record | receive_infos(Records)]


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Thow: Songs for the Earth
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-07-25Works: John Thow: Songs for the Earth; Trilce; Breath of the Sun; Quartet for Clarinet, Piano, Violin and Cello; Remembering Opus 109
Performers: Brooks, Sharon Louise; Friedman, Stephanie; Gray, Gary [Clarinet]; McElrath, Katheryn; McHenry, Richard; Rosenak, Karen; Waller, Susan
Conductors: Mosko, Stephen L.;
Ensemble: Francesco Trio; San Francisco Contemporary Music Players; San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Members; The Flute Exchange
Claudio Arrau in Germany - Radio Archive Recordings
2 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-06-27Works: Frédéric Chopin: Ballade for Piano no 1 in G minor, B 66/Op. 23; Scherzo for Piano no 3 in C sharp minor, B 125/Op. 39; Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Piano no 7 in D, Op. 10 no 3; Sonata...
Performers: Arrau, Claudio [Piano]
Conductors: Rosbaud, Hans
Trio America Vol 3 - Cowell, Luening, et al / Mirecourt Trio
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-05-23Works: Henry Cowell: Scenario, quartet for 2 violins, cello & piano, HC 160; Wedding Anniversary Music, for 3 instruments (Anniversary Piece no 55), HC 843; Duet for Sidney with Love from Henry, for violin ...
Performers: Goldsmith, Kenneth [Violin]; King, Terry [Cello]
Includes work(s) overview: andante for violin & cello by Henry Cowell (Composer)....continue...
Charles Wuorinen - Music of Two Decades Vol 1
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-05-23Works: Charles Wuorinen: Trio for Strings; Arabia Felix; Variations for Piano; Variations I for Flute; Variations II for Flute solo; Bearbeitungen über das Glogauer Liederbuch; Speculum Speculi
Performers: Blackwell, Virgil; Blackwood, Easley; DesRoches, Raymond; Dunkel, Paul; Fitz, Richard; Graham, John; Hudson, Benjamin; MacCourt, Donald; Miller, Robert; Oppens, Ursula; Palma, Donald; Schulte, Rolf; ...
Conductors: Sherry, Fred;
Ensemble: Group for Contemporary Music; Speculum Musicae members
The disc is drawn primarily from Nonesuch originals recorded in 1971 and 1974. In addition to restoring some major Wuorinen back into circulation, they serve...continue...
Dance of the Seven Veils / New Band
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-03-01Works: Harry Partch: Plectra and Percussion Dances; Alice Anne LeBaron: Southern Ephemera; Elizabeth Brown: Archipelago; Dean Drummond: Dance of the Seven Veils
Performers: Cassara, Frank; Cossin, David; Donato, Dominic; Drummond, Dean; Kellman, Nina; Lipsey, Michael; Mook, Theodore; Oldfather, Christopher; Rodgers, Elizabeth; Starin, Stefani; Whitfield, John [cello]
Conductors: Drummond, Dean
Ensemble: New Band
Merit - Stokowski Conducts the All-American Youth Orchestra
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-02-01Works: Johannes Brahms: Symphony no 4 in E minor, Op. 98; Felix Mendelssohn: Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61; Richard Strauss: Tod und Verklärung, Op. 24; Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata for Violin solo ...
Conductors: Stokowski, Leopold
Ensemble: All-American Youth Orchestra
Beethoven, Brahms / Stokowsky, All-American Youth Orchestra
1 CD / Music & Arts / 2000-01-11Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no 5 in C minor, Op. 67; Johannes Brahms: Symphony no 1 in C minor, Op. 68
Conductors: Stokowski, Leopold
Ensemble: All-American Youth Orchestra
Merit - Hans Knappertsbusch - Bruckner, Haydn: Symphonies
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-11-16Works: Anton Bruckner: Symphony no 9 in D minor, WAB 109; Franz Joseph Haydn: Symphony no 94 in G major, H 1 no 94 "Surprise"
Conductors: Knappertsbusch, Hans
Ensemble: Bavarian Symphony Orchestra; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Merit - Carter, Wuorinen, Schuller / Bryn-Julson, Markham
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-10-01Works: Charles Wuorinen: A Winter's Tale; Gunther Schuller: Early Songs (6); Elliott Carter: Three Poems of Robert Frost; Voyage; Warble for Lilac Time
Performers: Bryn-Julson, Phyllis; Markham, Mark
Furtwängler Conducts Beethoven
4 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-10-01Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no 3 in E flat major, Op. 55 "Eroica"; Coriolan Overture in C minor, Op. 62; Leonore Overture no 3 in C major, Op. 72b; Symphony no 5 in C minor, Op. 67; Symphony no 6 ...
Conductors: Furtwängler, Wilhelm
Ensemble: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Bruno Kittel Choir; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
The finest World War II performances of Beethoven's symphonies under Furtwangler's baton. Previously released versions on the Music & Arts label were acclaimed in Fanfare,...continue...
Merit - F. Couperin: Musique de Chambre / Musical Assembly
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-09-21Works: François Couperin: Les nations; Nouveaux concerts
Performers: Claire, Robert; Haas, Arthur; McGaughey, Martha; Sand, Michael
Ensemble: Musical Assembly
University of Iowa Center for New Music - 25th Anniversary
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-09-21Works: Joan La Barbara: Awakenings; Richard Hervig: Off center; William Hibbard: Handwork; Eric Ziolek: Nocturnes; Robert Paredes: #16; Michael Eckert: Movement 5 Instruments
Performers: Geary, Michael; Greenhoe, David; Mead, Maurita Murphy; Ohlsson, Garrick; Wendt, Charles
Merit - Stokowski Conducts Music from Russia
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-09-21Works: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky: Romeo & Juliet Fantasy Overture; Sergey Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet; Alexander Nevsky, Op. 78
Performers: Sante, Sophia van
Conductors: Stokowski, Leopold
Ensemble: Hague Residentie Orchestra; Hilversum Radio Symphony Orchestra; Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra
Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique; Mendelssohn / Bruno Walter
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-08-17Works: Hector Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14; Felix Mendelssohn: Midsummer Night's Dream Overture, in E major Op. 21; Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61
Conductors: Walter, Bruno
Ensemble: Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Merit - Liszt: Works for Piano and Orchestra / Lowenthal
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-07-20Works: Franz Liszt: Concerto for Piano no 1 in E flat major, S 124; Malédiction, S 121; Concerto for Piano no 3 in E flat major, Op. posth; Totentanz for Piano, S 525
Performers: Lowenthal, Jerome
Conductors: Comissiona, Sergiu
Ensemble: Vancouver Symphony
Merit - Cum Jubilo - Certon, Wuorinen, Duruflé, et al
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-06-22Works: Pierre Certon: Missa "Sus le pont d'Avignon"; Charles Wuorinen: Missa brevis; Maurice Duruflé: Mass "Cum jubilo", Op. 11; Thomas Tallis: Audivi vocem; John Dunstable: Sancta Maria; Tomás Lu...
Conductors: Chaney, Harold
Ensemble: St. Ignatius of Antioch Choir
Merit - Overture! Historic Transcriptions for Wind Ensemble
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-06-22Works: Gioachino Rossini: William Tell (Gugliemo Tell), opera; Barber of Seville, Overture; Semiramide, Overture; Ludwig van Beethoven: Fidelio, Op. 72; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Entführung aus dem ...
Conductors: Richman, Steven
Ensemble: Harmonie Ensemble
Merit - R. Strauss: Ein Heldenleben, etc / Toscanini, NBC SO
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-05-18Works: Richard Strauss: Ein Heldenleben, Op. 40; Don Juan, Op. 20; Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Op. 28
Conductors: Toscanini, Arturo
Ensemble: NBC Symphony Orchestra
Merit - Brahms: Piano Variations / Michael Boriskin
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-05-18Works: Johannes Brahms: Variations (13) for Piano on a Hungarian Dance, Op. 21; Variations (11) for Piano on an Original Theme, Set 1, Op. 21; Sextet for Strings no 1 in B flat major, Op. 18; Variations and...
Performers: Boriskin, Michael
Crawford, Britten, Chihara: Quartets / Sequoia Quartet
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-04-20Works: Benjamin Britten: Quartet for Strings no 2 in C major, Op. 36; John Crawford: Quartet for Strings; Paul Chihara: Sequoia; Ellington Fantasy
Performers: Dunham, James; Martin, Robert [horn]; Matsuda, Yoko; Watanabe, Miwako
Ensemble: Sequoia String Quartet
Merit - Liszt: A Faust Symphony / Horenstein, BBC Northern
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-03-23Works: Franz Liszt: Faust Symphony, S 108
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha
Ensemble: BBC Northern Symphony
"...If I had to listen to only one performance, this would be it..." -Fanfare...continue...
Merit - Bruno Walter - New York Concert, 15 February 1948
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-02-16Works: Antonín Dvorák: Symphony no 8 in G major, Op. 88/B 163; Felix Mendelssohn: Hebrides Overture, in B minor Op. 26 "Fingal's Cave"; Paul Hindemith: Symphonia serena
Conductors: Walter, Bruno
Ensemble: Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
An Hour with C.P.E. Bach / Les Coucous Bénévoles, Gay
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-02-16Works: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sonata for flute & continuo in G major, H. 554, Wq. 127; Trio sonata for flute, violin & continuo in A major, H. 570, Wq. 146; Sonata for keyboard in C minor, H. 209, Wq. 6...
Ensemble: Les Coucous Bénévoles
"This very pleasing assortment of C.P.E. Bach chamber works, well performed by the Toronto-based Les Coucous Benevoles is titled 'An Hour with C.P.E. Bach. the...continue...
Merit - American Cello I - Barber, et al / King, Jensen
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1999-01-19Works: Samuel Barber: Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6; Roy Harris: Duo for cello & piano; John Craig Cooper: Meditations (3) for cello and piano; Paul Reale: Sonata for cello & piano
Performers: Harris-Heggie, Johana; Jensen, John [Piano]; King, Terry [Cello]
The Intimate Brahms / Naomi Zaslav
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1998-11-17Works: Johannes Brahms: Pieces (8) for Piano, Op. 76; Capriccio for piano in D minor, Op. 116/7; Intermezzi (3) for Piano, Op. 117; Capriccio for piano in G minor, Op. 116/3; Intermezzo in B minor, Op. 119/...
Performers: Zaslav, Naomi
"Sunlight of shadow? Where Brahms is concerned, that is the question. Judging from her efforts here, Naomi Zaslav most definitely goes for the latter...But guess...continue...
Gieseking plays Schumann: Etudes symphoniques, etc
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1998-02-01Works: Robert Schumann: Symphonic Etudes for Piano, Op. 13; Waldszenen (Forest Scenes), for piano, Op. 82; Romances (3) for piano, Op. 28; Piano Soanta in F sharp minor, Op. 11
Performers: Gieseking, Walter [Piano]
Walter Gieseking was one of the most individual and consistently inspired pianists of our time. This collection brings together some of his finest broadcast performances...continue...
Beethoven - Four Sonatas for Fortepiano / John Khouri
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1998-01-01Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Piano no 12 in A flat major, Op. 26 "Funeral March"; Sonata for Piano no 13 in E flat major, Op. 27 no 1 "Quasi una fantasia"; Sonata for Piano no 14 in C sharp minor...
Performers: Khouri, John
Godowsky Vol 1 - Schubert: Song Transcriptions, Passacaglia
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1997-01-01Works: Leopold Godowsky: Schubert Songs (12), freely transcribed for piano; Passacaglia on the Opening of Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony, variations (44) for piano
Performers: Grante, Carlo
"Tempos are fast and controlled. Fingerwork is impeccable. Rhythm is flexible. And the playing has color and imagination. Other good pianists have had a go...continue...
Messiaen, Dallapiccola, Wuorinen: Song Cycles / Bryn-Julson
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1996-04-23Performers: Bryn-Julson, Phyllis; Mark Markham; Markham, Mark
Events Dancing - Recent Compositions by Escot and Cogan
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1995-11-01Performers: Beaulieu, Mark; Burleson, Geoffrey; Cowan, Scott; Hillaker, Jennifer; Hoener, Clayton; Lamneck, Esther; Ludevig, Alexi; Rossi, Michael; Schulz, Robert; Seidler, Reinmar; Sills, David L.; Vecere, Rose...
Conductors: Brooks, Tamara; ; Heiss, John
Ensemble: Boston Composers String Quartet; New England Conservatory Chorus Women; New England Conservatory Jazz Band
Leopold Stokowski conducts Dvorak, Sibelius, Ravel
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1995-01-24Conductors: Stokowski, Leopold
Ensemble: ; All-American Youth Orchestra
Ernest Bloch: Music for Viola & Piano
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1995-01-01
In Memoriam Kenneth Gaburo
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1994-10-01Works: Kenneth Gaburo: Antiphony IX "...A DOT is no mere thing"; ENOUGH! ...(not enough)...
Performers: Schick, Steven
Conductors: Dixon, James;
Ensemble: Iowa City Boys Choir; Iowa City Girls Choir; Lynceus Concert; University of Iowa Symphony
Wagner: Die Walkure Act I; Gotterdammerung Act III
2 CD / Music & Arts / 1994-01-01
Schubert: Symphony No. 9; Weber / Wilhelm Furtwängler
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1993-12-01Works: Franz Schubert: Symphony no 9 in C major, D 944 "Great"; Carl Maria von Weber: Der Freischütz, overture
Conductors: Furtwängler, Wilhelm
Ensemble: ; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Beethoven: Symphony no 7; Mendelssohn, Delius / Beecham
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1993-11-01Works: Felix Mendelssohn: Overture for orchestra in F major ("Fair Melusina"), Op. 32; Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no 7 in A major, Op. 92; Frederick Delius: North Country Sketches, for orchestra, RT vi/...
Conductors: Beecham, Thomas
Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski Conducts Music of France - Ibert, et al
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1993-07-01Conductors: Stokowski, Leopold
Ensemble: ; Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra; French National Radio Orchestra; ORTF National Orchestra; Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra
Charles Wuorinen: Second Sonata; Pierre Boulez: Troisièms Sonate pour Piano (2 Versions)
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1993-01-01
Copland: Piano Fantasy; Reale: First Sonata, Dance Sonata
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1992-10-01Works: Aaron Copland: Fantasy for Piano; Four Piano Blues; Paul Reale: Sonata for Piano no 1; Sonata for Piano no 2 "Dance Sonata"
Performers: Jensen, John [Piano]
Beethoven: "Hammerklavier" Sonata, Op 106
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1992-09-01Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Piano no 29 in B flat major, Op. 106 "Hammerklavier"; Fantasia for Piano in G minor, Op. 77; Sonata for Piano no 11 in B flat major, Op. 22
Performers: Oppens, Ursula
American Piano Music of Our Time Vol ll / Ursula Oppens
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1992-07-01Works: John Harbison: Sonata for Piano no 1 "Roger Sessions in Memoriam"; Frederic Rzewski: Mayn Yingele; Conlon Nancarrow: Canons (2) for Ursula; Tobias Picker: Old and Lost Rivers; Anthony Davis: Middle P...
Performers: Oppens, Ursula
Persichetti: Parable XXIII and Works by Cowell & Reale
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1992-03-01Works: Vincent Persichetti: Parable XXIII for Violin, Cello and Piano, Op. 150
Debussy: Etudes for Piano; Fauré: Preludes / Jeffrey Swann
1 CD / Music & Arts / 1990-01-01Performers: Swann, Jeffrey


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This review is from: Wagan IN9738-5 12-Volt Heated Seat Cushion (Automotive)
This is my third Wagan seat-heater, and I'm hoping for improvement. The first was [...] which worked but was flimsy and fell apart quickly, within five months. Then I bought [...] which had a better design in terms of durability of material, but still flimsy straps. BUT - it only lasted me one season, and was completely dead (light came on when plugged in but never warmed up at all) this fall after closet storage for the summer. I just bought this one [...] a week or so ago. It seems to have durable material and the straps to hold it to the seat are much thicker/stronger, although still not perfect, and this one has a 3-way switch. It is keeping my rear warm (gets hot fast, and hotter than factory-car seat kind), but we'll see about the durability. Given my previous experience with Wagan, I'm only expecting one season. I looked, and of course these only have a one-year warranty. I will definitely be checking if it works early next fall. Despite that, even if I have to keep buying a new one every winter, it's worth $20 to keep my butt warm; it gets into the negatives here in central IL!
Update March 2011
Still going strong! No further issues noted.
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Well, I just pulled it out of closet storage - and IT STILL WORKS!!!! Yay! Heats up quick, no concerns.
This one's a winner!
Update December 19, 2011
Okay, well it finally died. Another one that lasts only about a year. But, "bang for buck", $20 is still worth a toasty bum, so I'm going to order a new one. Yes, I know I could probably argue with the company since technically the one-year warranty should be extended since I purchased with a credit card, but I'm just too darn lazy to do it, when I can have Amazon deliver me a new one in two days.
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S'Kay says:
Ha! Exactly what I was thinking. If it works all winter that's worth the purchase. I'm only afraid that if I get this for one family member they'll all want one. And there are a LOT of them!
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Crispy says:
Your experience is exactly mine. They work great for 1 season, then nothing more. But at $25 or so, they're worth it for the season. Hopefully this one with "enhanced durability" will get us 2 seasons!
Posted on Dec 21, 2010 9:19:47 AM PST
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Did you contact wagan about your issues? I would be surprised if they didn't help you if it was just outside of the warranty.
Also, does your credit card offer warranty extension? Amex and many others do. I know it is a low cost item, but still burns me when a product fails.
Posted on Nov 22, 2011 7:59:44 AM PST
You know, I just noticed something: I had linked in to two other Wagan seat heaters that I had tried previously. Just recently, Amazon deleted those links. So, if you are comparing seat heaters, I did review two other Wagan models as well - you can find those reviews under the products or in my reviews. Hope it helps. This one is definitely the best of the three.
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great review and thank's for the update.
Can you tell me where the heat points are? Is it just your butt, or is there heat all over the mat?
In reply to an earlier post on Nov 29, 2011 3:37:56 PM PST
All over the mat
Posted on Dec 1, 2011 8:32:18 AM PST
Matthew Dyer says:
Question: When I plug this into the labelled 12V power supply port the metal probe at the end gets warm but not hot. When I plug this into the cigarette lighter port (which is right next to the 12V power supply port) the metal probe at the end gets extremely hot, hot enough to burn skin. It gets this hot even after 6 or 7 minutes use.
Should this only go into the 12V power supply port? The literature says that it can go into either. What are your experiences?
In reply to an earlier post on Dec 1, 2011 9:46:49 AM PST
Sorry, I have no idea - I've only used it in one vehicle (cigarette lighter).
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Perhaps repair is something simple, there could be a fuse inside the plug that goes into the cigarette lighter or something else easy to check for.
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A multi-billion dollar rail tunnel will make it quicker to reach top Swiss resorts from Zurich. Full Article
13th November 2007
Zermatt's 'Matterhorn Ski Safari' makes it possible to ski up to 41,250 vertical feet in one day. Full Article
21st October 2007
Morgins is creating a two-and-a-half mile long ski touring circuit with web-published self-timing so you can test your skills against your own limits, and other's. Full Article
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Work is nearing completion on the new Nationale chairlift at Crans Montana. Full Article
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Saas Fee's upper-slope snow depth has reached ten feet following another six inches of snow yesterday (March 19th). The resort's snow-depth to date has been above the seasonal average for several weeks now, one of the few resorts in Europe to be able to claim this after the prolonged warm start to the continent's winter. All of the resort's 22 lifts are operating. Full Article
20th March 2007
Verbier had had another six inches of snow by lunchtime today (Tuesday, February 27th) following on from more snow at the weekend, and another 20 inches is expected by next weekend. Full Article
27th February 2007
Crans Montana in Switzerland has announced the line up for its Caprices festival which runs from March 7th to 11th. This mellow music festival sees dozens of soulful acts, the headline being Live 8 superstar Joss Stone. Full Article
22nd February 2007
Switzerland has arguably done the best of Europe's main ski nations through the warm December/January period this season, with the country's high slopes reporting up to five feet of snow when lower resorts were suffering with just a few inches. In common with the rest of Europe the country's ski areas are now being blanketed with heavy, on-going snowfall and low temperatures. Full Article
29th January 2007
Switzerland continues to be marginally the best nation in Europe for snow cover with several of the highest areas including the Gstaad 3000 glacier, Saas Fee and Zermatt all reporting up to five feet of snow on higher slopes. The snow is continuing to fall but as with other areas of the Alps, conditions are stormy with strong winds leading to lift closures and in some cases (Notably Crans Montana) entire ski areas having to close. Full Article
3rd January 2007
Swiss resorts seem to be faring the best from the current "Challenging" conditions in the Alps. Having the highest ski slopes in Europe is certainly a help with Zermatt, open 365 days a year thanks to its glacier, reporting snow depths 20-30% above average for this time of year, more than half the slopes open and runs right down to resort. Full Article
27th December 2006
Fifty four rookies will be participating in the elimination competition for the legendary Verbier Xtreme in the spring. More than 150 potential competitors have registered their desire to compete so far. Full Article
21st December 2006
Despite a serious snowfall last weekend, many parts of the Alps are still suffering from the worst early seasons for coverage in more than a decade. Temperatures in to early December were the warmest ever recorded making snowmaking impossible and even putting glacier ski areas, usually a safe bet whatever the snow cover at lower elevations, out of action. Full Article
15th December 2006
If you can't get enough of skiing Switzerland's largest lift linked ski area – the Four Valleys around Verbier - then your luck's in as its possible to ski there for 24 hours non-stop on the 16th and 17th of December. Full Article
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Champéry on the Swiss side of the giant Portes du Soleil region which straddles the French-Swiss border and offers 650km (407 miles) of runs above more than a dozen resorts is celebrating 150 years of tourism this winter. Full Article
15th November 2006
The biggest spend on new lifts this season is happening at Cervinia, on the Italian side of the Matterhorn, linked to the world's highest lifts at Zermatt. Full Article
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It's foolish to pretend that the storylines surrounding this game won't center around LeBron. Between the legacy, the attitude, the failure, the elbow, and everything else, LeBron being on the brink of massive failure is too intriguing not to focus on. It's also foolish to think that LeBron's performance in game six won't be the single biggest factor in the game. LeBron's had two great performances in this series, and the Cavaliers won both of those games. He's had three lackluster performances, and the Cavaliers lost all three of those games. If the Cavs want to stay alive tonight, their franchise player needs to step up. There's no getting around that.
LOS ANGELES (AP) A federal judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit alleging New York Knicks player Derrick Rose and two friends drugged and gang-raped a woman.
On Wednesday, federal Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald said a jury must decide whether to believe Rose's contention that the woman, a former lover, consented to group sex at her home in 2013.
The case could now go to trial in October, when Knicks training camp gets underway.
Messages left for Rose's agent, B.J. Armstrong, were not immediately returned Saturday.
According to court records, the woman had been drinking at Rose's Beverly Hills, California, home, and a friend helped her return home, where she vomited and fell asleep.
The woman's $21.5 million sexual battery lawsuit contends that Rose and the other two defendants entered her apartment the next morning and raped her.
The woman believes that an unknown drug was slipped into her drink at Rose's home, and she "did not do any pregnancy tests or a rape kit because she was terribly ashamed and embarrassed," according to her lawsuit.
Rose has denied the allegations, and his lawyer has labeled the lawsuit an extortion attempt.
Defense court filings contend that the woman consented to the sex acts, invited the men to her apartment and buzzed them in through security.
In denying Rose's request to toss out the lawsuit, the judge said Rose's version of events "could well convince a reasonable jury," but there was substantial disagreement over the facts and a jury also could conclude the opposite.
Rose, 27, was the NBA's 2011 MVP with the Chicago Bulls, but he has struggled with knee injuries and was traded to the Knicks in June.
Warriors add Willie Green as assistant coach
It's a good thing to be on the Golden State coaching staff — Alvin Gentry rode it to the head coaching spot in New Orleans, Luke Walton to his "dream job" with the Lakers, and quickly having "Warriors" on your resume is getting recognition like having "Spurs" on it around the NBA.
So good for Willie Green, the former NBA sharpshooter who will now be coaching a few other pretty good shooters in Golden State. Shams Charania of The Vertical on Yahoo Sports broke the story.
Green is a 12-year NBA veteran, who is getting his first NBA coaching job.
NBA veteran coach Mike Brown will be in the chair next to Steve Kerr next season in Golden State. Kerr keeps having to replenish his staff as they are getting better jobs elsewhere after having been around the Warriors' organization.
Rumor: Greg Monroe would like to be traded to New Orleans
If you're going to bet on an NBA player likely to be moved before the start of the NBA season — or at least by the deadline — Bucks' big man Greg Monroe would be a good choice. It's no secret he is on the trade block, the Bucks just aren't finding a team making an offering to their liking.
What would Monroe like?
He probably wants to end up in New Orleans, ESPN's Marc Stein said on the Lowe Post podcast.
Which makes a ton of sense — he was born in New Orleans, he wants to go home. The two sides have talked about a deal multiple times in the past, but nothing got done.
The problem is the Bucks are only getting rock-bottom offers for Monroe. On the upside, he's an efficient offensive NBA big who got the Bucks 15.3 points and 8.8 rebounds a game last season. However, he's a defensive liability who does not protect the rim, plus he's a $17 million rental next season (he can and likely will opt out in the summer of 2017). Even teams that could use a scoring big are not going to give up much quality in a trade for a rental like Monroe.
The Pelicans already have Omer Asik and Alexis Ajinca as traditional fives, and they should play Anthony Davis there more anyway. Roster wise, the Pelicans would need to make some other moves for this deal to make sense.
But eventually, the Bucks will find an offer they are willing to take.
Nets' Greivis Vasquez pulls out of Olympics for Venezuela
Venezuela is in its first Olympic basketball tournament in more than 20 years — they upset Canada and Argentina to win the FIBA Americas tournament last summer and earned the right to go to Rio.
But they are going to have to play there without the one NBA player on their roster. Greivis Vasquez, who had ankle surgery last December, announced he had to pull out, via the Nets.
If you want to know what this means for the Venezuelan team heading into Rio, well, they shot just 23.9 percent in an 80-45 loss to Team USA Friday night in Chicago — and that was by far the USA's worst performance in the exhibition run-up to the Rio Games.
Vasquez should be getting decent minutes off the bench behind Jeremy Lin in Brooklyn this season. They need him healthy as the team tries to move from "god awful" to just plain "not good" next season.


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"Welcome to my Ga-P page!" Top 5 Page for this destination Garmisch-Partenkirchen by lareina
Garmisch-Partenkirchen Travel Guide: 310 reviews and 1,060 photos
Garmisch-Partenkirchen is all about location, and what a location! Ga-P is nestled in a valley at the base of the German Alps. Imagine walking out of your door in the morning and realizing you are surrounded by mountains! I lived in Ga-P for a year and have many fond memories of the place. It is the kind of Bavarian town were cows still walk through the streets and the taxi drivers wear lederhosen, yet you can go downtown to buy designer clothes (although overpriced) and eat international cuisine. Ga-P is a definite stop for any outdoor lover!
One of my favorite things to do in Garmisch is to hop on a bike or strap on my hiking boots and head out. There are hundreds of trails around Garmisch and they are all well-marked and well-maintained. Germans seem to love their outdoor activities and it shows! There are trails to take you up the mountains or away towards Munich or into Austria. The tourist information in town gives out city maps and a list of hikes. You can also buy a more detailed hiking map from them or go to the bookstore and browse their collection. I usually don't even take a map, but I like to keep track of which trails I have hiked. One of my favorite hikes is to go from the War Memorial on the Kramer to the Ruine Werdenfels.
Visit my travelogue for more info: Hiking and Biking in Bavaria.
Nowadays, you can't tell the difference between Garmisch and Partenkirchen, but once upon a time they were separate villages. Partenkirchen is the older of the two and was a main stop on a 14th century Roman road. In 1935, being that the next year's Winter Olympic Games were coming to the towns, the mayors were convinced to unite the towns into one. Still, there remains a bit of competition between the two and you can even get a group of Italians to argue over where the dividing line lies. In my mind, I keep it simple and say the river Partnach is the divider.
The Winter Games of '36 were host to the first Olympic downhill and slalom races and Hitler was present for the event. After WWII, the town grew in popularity thanks to the Rest & Relaxation program of the United States Armed Forces. To this day, Americans soldiers and their families still come to the Armed Forces Recreation Center in Garmisch. AFRC is opening a new resort, the Edelweiss, in September and closing the long-standing Patton Hotel--where I used to work as a waitress!
Garmisch-Partenkirchen is very proud of its Bavarian heritage. You can witness this in the beautiful painting, or luftlmalerei, on the facades of traditional wooden homes and also in the people and their love of tradition. It is a beautiful place to visit and a beautiful place to have lived in!
- Pros:Mountains, lakes, and lederhosen.
- Cons:Overpriced shops, cow droppings in the street.
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I believe we ate here also, and I agree - wonderful experience & great food! The sign out front identified it as Jamison's Pub. Our dinners were a little pricey (a la carte for salads, etc.) but not out of line, and well worth a return visit!
Thanks for all the useful info, thinking of visiting for snowboarding early next year but summer looks great too!
I read all your GAP tips. You have done a good job. Take care. Frohe Oestern. Tschuess, Bill.
interesting bavarian area
wow, some stunning photos, great tips as well.
thanks for the good infos! Will be there maybe in Dezember for a long weekend. After seeing your pics I'm looking more forward to it :-)
Great page about one of germanys most beautiful places! YOur hiking travelogue is amazing - Eibsee is a true nature paradise!
Excellant information,Great pictures, tips and useful narration.
great page with heaps of fine tips, tks for sharing
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Mayaic mentality is a source of perplexity for all of us. These perplexities are like wild forest fire that somehow seems to blaze without being set by anyone!
The Gurbani time and again describes the pathetic condition of our doubt-ridden minds caught in the vertex of these perplexities. The good news is that the Gurbani tells us how to get Free from such perplexed mind.
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Skip to comments.TOP 10 WAYS YOU CAN HELP BEFORE ELECTION DAY!
Posted on 10/22/2002 6:58:04 PM PDT by PhiKapMom
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No prob. I guess you could call ME a bumper - eh?
I voted YESTERDAY ! I did MY part to help the GOP Take back the Senate !
Was an attack against -- of all people -- Dubya.
Used smears frightfully familiar to those the Sink Emporer's campaign employed against George Sr, way back when in the early 90s.
Bottome line, this smear listed more bulleted doom & gloom accusations -- all economic in nature & all supposedly the fault of this POTUS -- than I thought possible for any one person to accumulate in an entire lifetime.
Then this ad piously states, "The Republicans would ask you to turn over a majority in both houses to Jr & his economic policies. Can you afford to do that?"
Interestingly enough, they're attacking a sitting POTUS in an effort to obscure the fact this election's about who'll be elected to the congress & the senate.
My only real question is this.
Just who in the hell "is" the organization responsible for funding this atrocity of an ad filled with lies, distortions & nontruths, anyway?
..."Mainstreet USA" >?<
Freepers.......time is almost GONE to help Republicans WIN BACK the Senate! We need to contribute money NOW in order to help. I just gave $100 by credit card to the National Republican Senatorial Committe. Please match my challenge, or at least contribute something..
Click here to visit the NRSC to help.
If you prefer to give to individual campaigns, here is a GREAT site with discussion of the Senate races, including the 7 seats that are up for grabs. This site also has a link to each of the Senate campaign websites. One of the states will SURPRISE you!
Take back congress.org Will Daschle keep blocking the Bush judicial nominees? Will the Senate Democrats continue to BLOCK the entire Bush agenda, including making the tax cuts permanent?
It is up to US. If you live in one of the states with the 7 hot Senate races (AR, CO, MN, MO, NJ, NH, SD, WV) VOLUNTEER. Everyone can visit the websites above and DONATE.
Let's win the Senate BACK, Freepers!!
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Funny thing, I saw my first political ad this evening. Having a dish in the pineywoods, the only way I can get even east or west coast feeds is if I pay for it.....I don't miss 'em. I was at my folks house for a while this evening(they have cable instead of dish), and I saw no less than half a dozen political ads in the space of about 15 minutes....Ron Kirk doing his best to paint John Cornyn with the Enron brush. It ain't stickin'!
But anyway, my take on the abomination you saw has got to be an effort to discredit "W", hence his party, thereby raising the party of you-know-who. The last gasp of a loser; if you've got nothing to offer as an alternative, you trash the competition. BTW, a ploy generally seen for what it is in business circles, but will likely have some impact on the unwashed, particularly those that who lean Dim, but need something to hang their hat on. An exercise in victimology, no?
My only real question is this.
Just who in the hell "is" the organization responsible for funding this atrocity of an ad filled with lies, distortions & nontruths, anyway?
Wish I could help you my friend, but alas. I would be interested in knowing who the cads are if you're able to find out though...
Just saw the smear again, this morning.
Yea, bought & paid for by, "Mainstreet U.S.A.".
Whoeverinthehelltheyare, suffice to say, they're 'Rats; or, to evoke the spirit of Shakespeare one more time?
"A 'Rat is a 'Rat by any other name." (~or something like that... :o) )
Interestingly enough, "Mainstreet U.S.A." incorporates an image of the good ol' Red, White, & Blue in their name, eh?
While only those who've paid the price with their time to learn exactly what the "progressive" Liberal-Socialist Democratic Party really means & stands for?
Would know how absurd, how quite nearly blasphemous those sacred letters appearing in that filthy name really are.
...another example of 'Rat chutzpah going right off the scale.
Not dissimilar to the Lefty anti-Americans at People For the American Way...Socialists ALL!!
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Range DescriptionThis species is restricted to the Laramie Basin, Wyoming, USA. The historical range extent was approximately 2,330km² (USFWS data). As of 2002, it was extant only at Mortenson Lake National Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses four impoundments: Mortenson, Garber, Gibbs, and Soda lakes; the refuge is closed to the public (USFWS 2002e). The extant occurrence probably would be extirpated without recent annual releases of captive-reared toadlets. Populations at former re-introduction sites (Lake George on the Hutton Lake National Wildlife Refuge, and Rush Lake) have been lost due to drought (USFWS 2002e).


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Aloha and e komo mai! Clean, comfortable and spacious, our guest suite with loft (northern wing of the home), is located in our main home in Kaloko on 1.5 acres on the slopes of Hualalai. At the base of an Ohia Forest, this is one of Kona's most desirable and scenic areas. Peaceful, quiet and situated at 1700 foot elevation, this location brings cool evenings and days.
Our property is surrounded by kukui, ohia, silver oak, and fruit trees. The northern wing has a private entrance and a large private bathroom. The bedroom is furnished with a memory foam topped Queen bed, built in desk, sitting area, flat screen TV, wireless internet access. There is also an outdoor bistro set, small fridge, microwave and coffee maker. This is a smoke free, drug free dwelling.
We are located 10 minutes from Keahole International Airport, minutes from Costco and the heart and heat of Kailua-Kona. Very close by are several beautiful hiking trails as well as Makalei Golf Course. Kaloko is also centrally located to many of the beautiful beaches along the coastline, 40 minutes from Waimea town and 55 minutes from the base of the world famous Mauna Kea, home of Keck Observatory.


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3 months without Diet Coke
I know! Not quite sure how I've managed (probably the increase in coffee??? ) but my theory is, surely coffee is better for me than diet coke? Surely?
Can I make another three months? :D
I spent the weekend….
Eating hospital food
Taking opiates
And feeling sore and sorry after a car accident on Saturday morning.
All will be well. I'm just gonna be sore for a few weeks, and we're down one car.
The Wine of Eat Drink Blog Canberra #EDB15
People are starting to file their highlights of Eat Drink Blog that was held in the gorgeous city (and my second home!) of Canberra over the weekend. And I'm more than a little daunted at the prospect of looking at all my photos, and writing about everything.
So, here's a recap of the Wine from the weekend!
A Mocktail from The Hamlet. Works well with a dash of bubbly ;)
WINO'S ARE WINNERS! @champagneandchips just won Best Recipe and I won Best Restaurant Review at @eatdrinkblogau in @visitcanberra !! Yahoo! Link to my review in my profile 🔝 Thank you so much to the #edb15 team, judges @bizzylizzysgoodthings #claritycomms and sponsors @capitalwines @canberraesntl #oxogreensaver
I kicked it off with a very special (non-Canberran) Chardonnay while meeting Nicole from Champagne and Chips and Louise aka the Willunga Wino fir the first time! These are the ladies behind the monthly #winenot Wednesday linkup of awesome wines around the blogisphere. If you love wine, check out those linkups!
Louise spoilt us with her first vintage of Aphelion Chardonnay. Sourced from McLaren Vale grapes, and drinking deliciously, it's a shame it's such a rare brew!
I quickly brought out my contribution to pre-drinks and tasted the Margan 2014 Hunter Shiraz before we had to scurry off to the opening events. I finished that off last night back at home and it's amazing :)
We arrived at The Hamlet in Braddon to an amazing array of food trucks, wanting to stuff us silly (which, ZOMG, they did!). While scanning name tags, and saying hello to "internet People", I sipped on a sparkling Bransworth wine that had been bottled in Hamilton, from Riverina grapes, which is the current "end of the line" of the trains in Newcastle.
After stuffing ourselves silly it was off to 3 activities around Braddon – Glenfiddich Scotch and Food matching at Marble and Grain on Mort Street, Frujii Ice Cream, and cocktails at Hopscotch.
I actually didn't try the Scotch, but I'm told that all the scotch drinkers had their favourites from 13 to 15 years aged. I enjoyed the food and the company, and want to go back there for dinner one day!
The cocktail we were present with at Hopscotch was a very refreshing Passionfruit Mojito:
Though I was jealous of the Popsicle cocktails that the earlier groups had!
Many people piked after that, but us party people went on to some bevvys at Lucky's Speakeasy at the QT. House wine and beer, so no photos of that, but a delicious and refreshing 42 Below Vodka and Soda ended my night!
Soooo… back to the YHA it was for me, and after a short but restful sleep it was back to the conference!
After a coffee and a wander around New Acton, the Action Buses took us to the Farmers Markets, where we were given $20 in vouchers to "spend on breakfast" and about an hour to sample every thing in sight.
This is where GENIUS kicks in and Fiona spends her brekky vouchers (after stuffing herself with samples of bread and olives around the market) on a lovely bottle of Hall area Wallaroo Riesling. The 2014 was fresh, dry and crisp, so I went with that over the sweeter 2015.
Then there were talks and before we knew it it was time for MOAR FOOD at Westside Acton Park where I acquired a Turkish Chick Roll and some Collector Shiraz.
(One time, in early Summer 2005, I was driving in my Laser to Canberra when a huge hail storm hit me on the Federal highway between the Collector bridges. I found it funny watching the people trying to protect their cars from the ice, while I sat in my beautiful silver car waiting it out).
Afternoon tea saw Lerida Estate having some wines on sample. Moscato is not for me, but their whites and reds all go down a treat!
The Conference Dinner at A.Baker had several lovely Mt Majura wines on offer, all of which I LOVED (a little too much… ooops) … oh and that cute waitress above!
Starting with the bubbles!
A Pinot Gris which actually had me having two glasses of before I moved onto the TSG.
This may have seen me to a late night, and I MAY have missed the next morning's brekky…. Oh well!
i may have also gotten sidetracked on my way to the Sunday talks. All I was trying to do was poison myself with my one true love Diet Coke, while I ended up talking to the owners of the Quick & Go in the Sydney building for half and hour or more about the evolution of the Canberra dining scene and how they have such a great business going now for people buying wine to byo to the local restaurants and that their high end spirits actually do have quite a market from the visitors staying locally or visiting ANU! Lovely people! *waves*
Then, it was to my final wine event of the weekend, the Canberra Wine House at the Tradies at Dickson was putting on a tasting for some of us.
So, we all know I rave about Canberra wines, and so going to this tasting and hearing the stories from the wine makers was a MUST!
I may not have taken notes, but it was the ultimate end to a full on but completely worthwhile weekend!
Thank you SO much to the amazing organisers and sponsors! And to everyone i met for making it awesome!!!
See you in 2016??
The Grand Pavilion – Indian Restaurant – Warners Bay
**Warning – Food porn ahead!**
There's a new Indian restaurant in the next suburb, and my boyfriend decided to spoil me with a meal there last night – The Grand Pavilion, known for their authentic and delicious Indian and Indo-chinese meals on the Central Coast, has just opened a location in Warners Bay.
I suppose I start from the start!
It took us forever to order – because there are so many options on the menu…. Old favourites and new (to us) twists and variations. All sounding delicious. We didn't order it, but the $35.90 per head banquet for 2 or more is AMAZING value for entrees, mains (which are all Gluten free btw), sides and desserts. Next time, Gadget, next time.
So we settled on our order, and were presented with complementary poppadoms, along with a mild and spicy mint sauce (raita would be what I called the milk youghurt one) while Bruce went back to the car for our bottle of $7 Aldi Shiraz (amazingly smooth btw) because they are BYO only ($3/head). There is the usual Coke brand and Lassi selection for drinks.
And then it was onto the entree – The Veg Grilled Platter for 2 – $18.50
This impressive creation came out on a sizzling plate, with veges adorning and enhancing it (it you have room – eat the sizzled up capsicum and other veges. Wow!)
First we had the Onion Bhaji and Tandoori Mushroom, which both had a little kick as far as I was concerned! Great texture on the Bhaji, and the mushroom was a different twist for me, with sooo many flavours!
Next, because they were under the other two, were the Vegetarian Seekh Kebab (the vege sausage thingy) and the Paneer Tikka. Wow, I loved the two of them – the paneer had a nice marinade and was cooked to perfection, and the Kebab was so full or herbs and flavours I nearly fainted with joy.
(and then, we rested, while our mains were prepared)
We chose two meals from the Chef's special mains, and we were blown away. Both we "mild" heat wise, but the combination of spices and cooking style was enough to have me eating way more than I should.
The Lamb Shank Masala is, according to the menu – "Lamb shanks cooked int Indian style with special spices until the meat in tender and falling off the bone". Wow. These were amazing. The meat inside was purple and so soft and melty! I half-heard the owner/chef explain to the table beside me the process they go through cooking these, and yes, worth every cent! – $23.90
(not the classiest way, but omg they were delicious!!!)
The other dish we selected was the "Mughlai Chicken" – Tr traditional cashew nut, almond based sauce flavoured with cardamom, cloves and bay leaf with a touch of fresh cream. This was also melt in the mouth stuff… My unsophisticated palate likened it to butter chicken but without the tomato and all the damn sugar. but, for sure, this was a milk chicken curry that was actually full of flavour.
Oh and there was a hardboiled egg in it!
We also had rice and naan (but of course!) but given my level of stuffed-ness from the entrees I had a little bit of both, not much.
The meal and service were amazing – and the British girl next to us proclaimed it to be the only real Indian food she's had since moving to Australia. We will have to go there many times again!
The Grand Pavilion
452 The Esplanade
Warners Bay
(02) 4948 0092


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I want a custom post template within a custom post type. So, in addition to the regular "Posts" I have added "Magazine Articles" using this plugin. And I also use the Single Post Template to create a post template.
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I'm planning on writing a review of this plugin on WPMU.org and I'm curious to learn more about its intended use.
For instance, could you use it to deactivate plugins that are only used on the backend (e.g. Plugin Performance Profiler). Would this be a legitimate use that would result in a load time decrease?
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My current project uses a generic repository interface, thus:
public interface IDataSource : IDisposable
void Add<T>(T newItem) where T : EntityBase;
T Get<T>(Guid id) where T : EntityBase;
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IQueryable<T> GetAll<T>(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate = null) where T : EntityBase;
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As an example, the
Get method looks like this:
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return db.Set<T>().Single(predicate);
db is an instance my data context, which extends Entity Framework's
DbContext. The whole thing implements
IDisposable so that I can use it in a scope block for unit-of-work pattern, waiting to the end before committing changes, or disposing the entire thing if something goes wrong before that.
This interface is used by a logic layer to handle more complex queries, to keep business logic entirely separated from data access. So, a query to that layer might go like this:
public List<Product> ItemsBoughtByCustomer(Guid customerID)
using (var db = DataAccess.GetContext())
List<Purchase> purchaseHistory = db.GetAll<Purchase>(p => p.CustomerID == customerID);
List<int> IDs = purchaseHistory.Select(p => p.ProductID);
return db.GetAll<Product>(p => IDs.Contains(p.ID));
(Yes, I realise that can be condensed; it is in the app, but for an example, this is clearer.)
My problem is that sometimes I return a set of objects, and then later I might want to get to some of the things it references. For example, when I get a Product to display, the Display might want to do this:
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Use Skype to Send Your Files Quickly and Easily
Sending files in Skype makes you think about Skype in a whole new way. Rather than just rely on Skype to catch up with mom every other weekend, you can send files and utilize Skype as a multi-tool for all kinds of communications. Today we're going to take a look at some of the lesser-known bits … Read more
Seek and Ye Shall Find – Tips for Search
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Situated in the heart of Kent, close to junction 9 of the M20, the Eurostar terminal for France, 37 minutes by high speed train to London, close to the port of Dover and all the sites that Kent has to offer, Ashford International Hotel is the perfect location for business or leisure. The hotel epitomises style. The 179 spacious bedrooms have stunning decor and all include flat screen TVs, air conditioning and the plump pillows and comfy duvets ensure a good nights sleep will be had.
Free wi-fi is available throughout the hotel and free car parking for guests is provided. Feeling peckish? Horizon Restaurant serves delicious food whilst lighter snacks are available in Quench Bar. 24 hour room service is available should you get the midnight munchies. The state-of-the art leisure facilities include a 20m swimming pool sauna, steam room and whirlpool and Technogym, providing a heaven in which to relax or, if you are looking for a bit of "me" time indulge in a soothing spa treatment in one of the 6 treatment rooms and relax further in our relaxation room . The hotel offers on-site complimentary car parking for 400 cars and if you are taking a short break on the continent, holiday parking can be organised. We know how to treat our guests. That's why they voted us the Which! UK Hotel Chain of the Year. Nearby attractions include Leeds Castle, McArthur Glen Designer Outlet Shopping Village, Port Lympne Wild Animal Park and Howletts Wild Animal Park. Ashford International Hotel has been awarded a gold award by the Green Business Tourism Scheme.
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- 24 Hour Reception , 24 Hour Room Service , Limited room service for hot food , Concierge , Laundry/Valet Service , Wake Up Call Available , Currency Exchange
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- TV , Satellite TV , [Channels] News , [Channels] Sky Sports , [Channels] Movies (Pay Per View) , [Channels] Foreign (European) , [Channels] Music , Radio
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- Disabled Access Public Areas , Disabled Access Bedrooms , Disabled toilets on ground floor , Wheelchair Access , Wheelchair Access To Reception , Wheelchair Access To Restaurant , Wheelchair Access To Bar , Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms , Wheelchair Access To Leisure Facilities , Wheelchair Access To Disabled Car Parking Spaces
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Customer Reviews
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Very Good
91% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Hotel looks tired
Room smelt very unused, bathroom drain a bit smelly, and decor very tired, went to main bar for pre dinner drinks, staff very slow had to wait nearly 15 minutes for two drinks .
Bar not organised, staff unloading dash washer baskets at bar instead of serving customers ?.
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Consistently Good
This is my third stay at this hotel in recent months and it is consistently good.
They appear to be able to hold on to their staff so their is always a recognisable face and good relationship builds up on the back of this. The hotel has plenty of parking and the meeting areas are spacious and not crammed together and there are also very good meeting rooms if you require more privacy. Bedrooms are a follow size and well provisioned. A small filter coffee maker was the only thing missing that I would like to have seen. Bar is good with a good selection of drinks and bar food and the restaurant is always good - the buffet breakfast is excellent ( would like black pudding though . )
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Another Alabama candidate has turned to
YouTube to draw attention to his campaign.
A Republican candidate for the 5th Congressional District seat, Madison restaurant owner Les Phillip, has an ad on YouTube in which he contrasts his career to President Obama's. Both are black, and Phillip's ad talks about two young black men and says one, Phillip, joined the Navy and one, Obama -- in the ad's words -- "fell in with terrorists."
The ad has received about 100,000 hits on YouTube.
That's short of the 1 million hits for a YouTube video by a Republican Agriculture Commissioner candidate, Dale Peterson. Peterson's hard-hitting ad promised to run "thugs and criminals" out of state government.
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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The self righteousness that accompanies quite a few of the AGW alarmists posts is very annoying. I think the skeptic arguments can be summed up in two sentences. 1) The climate system is too complex and chaotic to fully understand. 2) The data does not indicate that the Earth is in a positive feed back warming loop. Now if anyone wishes to dispute this I am more then happy to listen. Just don't bring Big Oil, George Bush, Fox News or any of your other personal baggage into the conservation. And I won't bring in Big Government, Al Gore or MSNBC.
Telling someone they are stupid because they do not agree with you is well stupid. Not to pick on anyone but as an example a poster here wrote the following "I agree with him too on the AGW thing. It's mainly unscientific types who don't get it" Really? Talk about a demonstrably false, self righteous, stupid thing to say on a public blog.
I fully understand being passionate about ones beliefs, but one should always be capable of entertaining the thought that you just might be wrong. One of our times greatest minds Steven Hawkins, the worlds foremost expert on black holes, passionately believed and argued that information would be lost in a black hole. Most people believed him a few did not since they seemed to think that violated one of the basic laws of the universe. Hawkins argued his case for years, guess what, he was wrong. Now if the world foremost expert can be passionately wrong in his field of expertise maybe you and I can be wrong too. Just saying.
There has been a lot of discussion lately on people leaving the blog. It is the nastiness, the personal attacks and the self righteousness of a minority of the posters here that drives some folks away. Yes it is Dr Master blog and yes Dr Masters in an expert climatologist any yes Dr Master is a believer in AGW. Is Dr Master wrong about AGW? I don't know that he is, but he might be. Thus far I am unconvinced. I very much enjoy reading his opinions on the subject and just in case he might be right I have done all I personally can to reduce my carbon foot print.
I intend to post a lot more on the subject of global warming. I am not a troll, it is not settled science and I won't be (willingly) leaving this blog any time soon (knock on wood).
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Dairy factory linked to animal torture
Adirondack Farms, a dairy factory in New York, has been responsible for severe animal abuse investigators learned. While they tout their products as fresh and wholesome, the practices that go on behind the scenes are anything but.
Dangerous bacteria found on meat in Michigan, and nationwide
Meat samples from Detroit-area supermarkets contained antibiotic-resistant Staphlococcus aurea bacteria, scientists at Wayne State University reported this week. But it's not just Michigan.
Congress passes major food safety bill
Food safety advocates hailed the Senate move as the most sweeping reform of food safety in decades prompted by an alarming rise in the numbers of people who die or suffer illness from contaminated food.
Popcorn, pizza and poison
Chemists had been looking for the likely origin of certain chemicals that appear as contaminants in human blood. Apparently, they're from food packaging.
Factory farms exposed in recall of half billion eggs
WASHINGTON---The recall of half a billion eggs blamed in a nationwide salmonella outbreak has pushed to the top of the Senate agenda enactment of a long-stalled bill to strengthen federal food safety enforcement.
Don't eat that onion dip! FDA recall could balloon to biggest in history
Stop. Before you eat that honey mustard onion pretzel, did you know it could make you sick?
Poultry companies on trial in film and courtroom
Don McCorkell, a former Oklahoma state representative, has made a compelling film that will make you think twice before you buy your next chicken wing.
E. coli deaths point to food safety failures
Two people have died and another 28 are ill after eating ground beef contaminated with E. coli bacteria. The deaths underscore the failures of the nation's food safety system.