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View 141 - 150 results for condescending email comic strips. Discover the best "Condescending Email" comics from Dilbert.com.
Sunday March 06,
Tags honesty, managers & supervisors, proactive, send email, bad time management, creating illuson, sarcasm, crazy boss, business
The Boss says, "You need to be more proactive." Dilbert says, "I can only appear to be proactive if you stop telling me to do things I've already planned." The Boss says, "How am I supposed to know what you plan to do every minute?" Dilbert says, "I could send you an e-mail every time I have a thought." The Boss says, "I don't have time for that!" Dilbert says, "Apparently your bad time management is creating the illusion that I'm not proactive." Dilbert says, "I'll take the liberty of signing you up for a time management class." The Boss says, "Don't do that!" Dilbert says, "So...I should not be proactive?" The Boss says, "Just do what I want before I know I want it." Dilbert says, "I hope the next thing you want is sarcasm."
Monday March 28,
Tags dual core processors, brain, disconcerting, email answer
Asok says, "To answer your question faster, I'll need to use the two halves of my brain like dual core processors." Asok says, "I'm only warning you because it might be disconcerting to watch." Woman says, "How bad could it be?" Asok says, "Wah-ah-geeee!" Woman says, "Maybe you can e-mail me your answer."
Thursday April 28,
Tags anxiety, confused, emails accounts, internet & world wide web, might snap, pin code, too many passwords, user names, chaos, crazy, lose it, mental, breakdown, overload, technological, psychology
Dogbert's password recovery service. Ted: I have so many passwords and email accounts and user names that I don't know what goes to what. I'm lost. If you can't help me I think I might snap. Dogbert: No problem. What's your password recovery PIN code? Noise: SNAP!
Monday May 23,
Tags computers & peripherals, internet & world wide web, coupons, email, firewall, malicious complience, downside, dogs of hell
Boss: Mordac, I'm not getting the coupons by email that I signed up for. Can you dial back the firewall or something? Mordac: Absolutely. There's nothing I enjoy more than malicious compliance with your requests. Boss: Is there any downside? Mordac: UNLEASH THE DOGS OF HELL!
Sunday June 05,
Tags absent mindedness, annoyance, status upadte, multitask, one task, doubling rate of failure, useless blob of carbon
Alice: Seriously? You're going to do email while I give my status update? Boss: Don't worry. I can multitask. Alice: Multitask? you can barely do one task properly. All you're doing is doubling your rate of failure. Congratulations on becoming the most useless blob of carbon in the universe. Boss: What? Sorry. I missed that. Alice: I said my project is on schedule. Boss: Okay. Great. Alice: This totally works for me.
Thursday July 14,
Tags cruelty, fraternization, friendship, new engineer, ginat dork, star wars chess set, email, set up date, romantic preference, relationships
Carol: Have you met the new engineer? He's a gigantic dork. You two would get along great. I'll email him to set up a date with you. Is tomorrow good? Dilbert: Being a dork is not a romantic preference. Carol: He says he'll bring his "Star Wars" chess set.
Friday August 19,
Tags debates, discussion, email, objecting, hallucination of plan, defensive, narrowed problem
Man: Did you see my email objecting to your plan? Dilbert: No, but I saw your email objecting to what I assume is your hallucination of my plan. Man: You seem defensive. Dilbert: Have we narrowed down the problem to me?
Sunday August 21,
Tags anxiety, mobile (cell) phones, telephones, rings after 4pm, caller id blocked, ignore call, email, horrible issue, hate life, torture coworker
Noise: Ring. Dilbert: Uh-oh. It's never good when my phone rings after 4 pm. Caller ID is blocked. Someone must know that I would ignore the call if I knew who it was. If it weren't urgent, it would be email. This must be some sort of horrible issue that will cause me to work all night. It stopped. There's still a chance that I'll be okay unless my cell phone... Noise: Bzzzz. Dilbert: GAAAA!! I hate my life! Alice: You're right. That was funny. Wally: Now I'll text him.
Monday August 29,
Tags courage, electronic mail, thinking, greatest idea ever, email
Bad decision 1 Dilbert: This is the greatest idea ever. Why does it look so dumb when I put it in email? I'll sort it out later.
Tuesday August 30,
Tags debates, discussion, ognorant, arrogant, reading comprehension, logic
Man: Your email was ignorant and arrogant. Dilbert: How do you know it isn't just a reading comprehension problem on your end? Let's use logic to see which one of us is right. Bad decision 2. Bad decision 3.

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No nation in world history posed a greater threat to humanity than hegemon USA.
Its development and production of bioweapons for use against invented enemies is one of many examples of its diabolical agenda.
On Friday at the Security Council, Russian UN envoy Vassily Nebenzia stressed the following:
"We keep receiving very worrisome document(ed) evidence that the US (war department) is directly involved in implementing dangerous biological projects that have characteristic features of a secret military biological program."
It's ongoing in dozens of countries worldwide — including in Ukraine near Russia's borders.
Make no mistake.
These biolabs — for ill, not good — "pos(e) real threats to the biological security of our country, the region, and the whole world, if we take into account the cross-border nature of biological threats," Nebenzia stressed.
Russia's SMO foiled US plans for continued development of bioweapons in Ukraine.
Citing new evidence uncovered by Russia, Nebenzia noted so-called Project 3007 documents.
US and Ukrainian elements "collected water samples (from) Ukrainian rivers, including the Dnepr, Danube and Dniester, as well as in the North Crimean Canal."
"The goal was to determine the presence of particularly dangerous pathogens, including cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A and E pathogens, and draw conclusions about their possible waterborne spread to assess the damage properties of the selected samples."
Strains collected were sent to the US.
Why does hegemon USA need dangerous pathogens from Ukraine?
Nebenzia explained that Kiev asked Turkey to equip UAVs for export to Ukraine with aerosol spraying devices.
These UAVs would "pose a real threat of spraying hazardous biological aerosols over the territory of Russia," he stressed.
In January, Kiev purchased devices for spraying chemical and biological toxins.
Russian forces discovered some of them near Kakhovka.
Russia's Defense Ministry uncovered "shocking evidence that some projects that the Pentagon implemented on the territory of Ukraine put at risk lives and health of volunteers – Ukrainian citizens," Nebenzia explained.
There's clear "evidence confirming direct involvement of the American political establishment in funding military biological activity in Ukraine through Pentagon's contractors."
Documents show that the Pentagon used "Mariupol as a regional center for cholera pathogen collection and certification."
"(S)trains were sent to (Kiev's) Public Health Center" — then to the US.
"These activities have been ongoing since the 2014 Obama/Biden regime Maidan coup in Kiev.
Cholera, tularemia and anthrax pathogens were being developed for use as bioweapons.
Russian specialists also discovered "typhoid, paratyphoid fever and gas gangrene" development for the same diabolical purpose.
Claims by the fake Biden, mad dog Pelosi, other US officials and their MSM press agents about US/Western concern for the rights and well-being of ordinary Ukrainians are belied by use of them as guinea pigs for diabolical experiments with the above pathogens.
Along with hegemon USA, documented evidence shows that Germany, Poland and other European regimes have been involved in development of pathogens for use as bioweapons.
Nebenzia asked Ukrainian officials at Friday's Security Council meeting the following:
If activity explained above at biolabs in Ukraine is peaceful as they claim, why hasn't Kiev put them under international control?
Why did it hide what's gone on from international inspection and monitoring?
Failure to take these steps shows that the US/West and Ukraine have something diabolical they want hidden from public view.
Russia has indisputable evidence proving it.
As it uncovers more of the same about what's gone on, it'll be make public for the world community of nations to know.
There's no ambiguity about diabolical US/Western aims — pursued by virtually every breach of international law and dirty tricks imaginable.


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Public Cloud, Private Cloud, and Hybrid Cloud approaches as well as services such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) are being embraced for cost efficiency, scalability, and consolidation. Hypervisor technologies, Open Source versus Proprietary Hypervisor technologies, Security, Open Standards, Interoperability, High Availability, and Backup & Recovery are among the issues that are critical to consider when evaluating a move to the cloud.
IBM has expanded its Cloud Data Services portfolio with 25 new services now available on the IBM Cloud that are designed to help developers build, deploy, and manage web and mobile applications and enable data scientists to discover hidden trends using data and analytics in the cloud.
Posted February 08, 2016
Currently, the IT industry is the midst of a major transition as it moves from the last generation - the internet generation - to the new generation of cloud and big data, said Andy Mendelsohn, Oracle's EVP of Database Server Technologies, who recently talked with DBTA about database products that Oracle is bringing to market to support customers' cloud initiatives. "Oracle has been around a long time. This is not the first big transition we have gone through," said Mendelsohn.
Posted February 05, 2016
Deep Information Sciences is unveiling a new solution that combines a MySQL-compliant database with cloud- and resource-awareness.
Posted February 04, 2016
Oracle has introduced a new Big Data Preparation Cloud Service. Despite the increasing talk about the need for companies to become "data-driven," and the perception that people who work with business data spend most of their time on analytics, Oracle contends that in reality many organizations devote much more time and effort on importing, profiling, cleansing, repairing, standardizing, and enriching their data.
Canonical, a gold level member of Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), is working with Oracle to provide enterprises with flexibility in the way they develop and deploy large-scale workloads on Oracle Cloud. With the partnership, which was announced via an Ubuntu Insights blog post, certified Ubuntu images are now available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, providing Oracle enterprise customers with new options for managing and scaling workloads.
Posted February 03, 2016
Cognizant has acquired privately-held KBACE Technologies, Inc., a global consulting and technology services vendor specializing in cloud strategy, implementation, and integration.
Oracle continued to hammer home its message on the value of cloud at its CloudWorld event for customers and partners at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Cloud is critical to IT because of a confluence of factors, ranging from business trends to demographics, said Mark Hurd, Oracle CEO, in his keynote at the event, repeating a warning he has issued at past Oracle events.
Oracle has expanded its cloud offerings in the UK with the introduction of new PaaS and IaaS technologies to be hosted in its Slough data center. The new services include Oracle Database Cloud Service, Oracle Dedicated Compute Cloud Service, Oracle Big Data Cloud Service and Oracle Exadata Cloud Service. The facility currently serves more than 500 UK and global customers with SaaS and IaaS offerings tailored for private corporations and public sector customers.
Posted February 02, 2016
The business world continues to shortchange a critical step between storing and analyzing the explosion of new data expected over the coming years. A business can quickly move from the old world of siloed, unusable data to a new one where stakeholders around the globe can find information in a few minutes from their local access points. The "findability" of data is particularly important for Global 1000 companies pursuing Industrial Internet-related innovation.
Snowflake Computing, a cloud data warehousing company, has formed a technology and go-to-market partnership with Looker, which provides a data exploration and business intelligence platform.
Posted February 01, 2016
To address increasing demands posed by modern applications, Aerospike has released version 3.7 of its NoSQL database with new features that enable more personalized applications, more efficient operations, and greater stability across public and private clouds.
Posted January 28, 2016
Paxata's Winter '15 release allows administrators to deploy the data prep platform in heterogeneous environments including the Hortonworks Data Platform on YARN and with multiple versions of Apache Spark. The latest release also improves the way business analysts find, access, and apply data by delivering additional ease of use capabilities supported by machine learning innovations, and provides enterprise-grade security and a multi-tenant governance model.
Posted January 27, 2016
CenturyLink is signing a global premium supplier partnership agreement with SAP to offer premium supplier services for SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud, providing an avenue to expand the SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud offering. Through this agreement, the companies say, CenturyLink's infrastructure and IT services capabilities will help expand the platform and help customers achieve faster time to market for their transformation projects based on the SAP HANA platform.
Rosslyn Analytics Ltd's RAPid Extract Studio 2.0 is now SAP-certified to integrate with the SAP NetWeaver technology platform, providing users a rapid approach to obtain data from SAP software. The pre-built solution integrates with SAP solutions, allowing business and IT teams to cut the time and cost of accessing data for analytics projects by enabling them to start to automatically extract SAP data more quickly, according to Rosslyn Analytics.
SAP SE and Accenture are teaming up to provide inclusive solutions for Business Suite 4 SAP HANA (SAP S/4HANA). This collaboration aims to accelerate development of SAP S/4HANA as well as business solutions, with a view to simplifying and fast-tracking customers' journeys to digital businesses.
When it comes to data protection, every business environment has a unique set of requirements and needs, whether they are looking to secure legacy applications, mobile data, cloud apps, virtualized environments, or any number of different workloads. Unique data requires a unique solution, and yet countless vendors are advertising one-stop solutions described as "one-size-fits-all." But buyer beware: When something seems too good to be true, it usually is, and an easy, one-size-fits-all solution may save you some short term time and money, but can result in major headaches and unforeseen costs in the long run.
In addition to StretchDB and AlwaysEncrypted, there are two more exciting features in the works for SQL Server 2016: dynamic data masking and row-level security. In the case of these two features, they'll be released first to the cloud platform (Azure SQL Database) and, later, to the on-premises version of SQL Server.
IBM released its fourth-quarter and annual revenue numbers for 2015, showing soft business overall. However, the company's cloud, analytics, and mainframes continued to surge forward. Total revenue for the year 2015 was $81.7 billion, down 12% from the previous year, and down almost 24% from a peak of $106.9 billion in 2011.
Posted January 25, 2016
Quantum Corp.'s data storage protection solution is now available as a cloud-based appliance running on top of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace infrastructure. Q-Cloud Protect is available today in the Amazon Public Marketplace, and will soon be available in the AWS GovCloud and C2S environments.
Red Hat, Inc., a provider of open source solutions, has begun shipping an update to its open source IT automation framework, designed to bring increased stability, new automation capabilities, and new integrations with a variety of services and providers. The solution, Ansible 2.0, is intended to better support public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments, as well as Microsoft Windows environments and network management.
To help retailers deliver a consistent experience anywhere customers choose to shop, Oracle introduced a suite of cloud and on-premise solutions embedded with analytics that retailers can use to personalize offers, streamline operations, and increase sales and margins. "For the first time, retailers can use Oracle Cloud services to pinpoint promotions customers want to see, forecast and meet demand for items with unique attributes and manage inventory in a singular, more effective manner across commerce, store and wholesale channels," said Jill Standish (Puleri), senior vice president and general manager, Oracle Retail.
Posted January 20, 2016
Rackspace has added three key enhancements spanning data storage, security, and DR to the ObjectRocket offering for MongoDB to address requirements in mission-critical enterprise scenarios. The new capabilities were announced in a blog post by Kyle Hunter, product marketing manager for ObjectRocket solutions at Rackspace. The database market is growing strongly and the biggest growth area is open source databases, according to Chris Lalonde, CEO and co-founder of ObjectRocket.
Posted January 19, 2016
Birst, a provider of cloud BI and analytics for the enterprise, is unveiling a host of new capabilities that will enable users to work with data in new and faster ways while maintaining governance. Users will be able "to rapidly access data and they'll be able to use it whether they are online, offline, on their tablet, laptop, in the office or on a train," said Southard Jones, vice president of product strategy at Birst.
AT&T and IBM are expanding their long-term strategic relationship to bring businesses a full suite of advanced networking, application and hosting services. Under the agreement, AT&T will transition its managed application and managed hosting services unit to IBM. IBM will then align these managed service capabilities with the IBM Cloud portfolio. IBM will also acquire equipment and access to floor space in AT&T data centers currently supporting the applications and managed hosting operations.
Posted January 11, 2016
IBM is offering a new service on IBM Cloud that enables DevOps teams to rapidly receive and respond to early, critical alerts about potential issues concerning their applications, before their users are affected.
Sisense is receiving a substantial amount of Series D funding which will be used to invest in innovation and allow the company to focus on simplifying analytics for large, multi-source datasets, while rapidly expanding business operations in support of Sisense's global growth.
Posted January 07, 2016
Recent shifts are driving the adoption of a number of technologies and tools, including containers, which are garnering big attention from investors. The primary advantage of containers is allowing applications to look uniform as they cross between non-production and production environments, and between on-premise and cloud. However, containers on their own, while critical to speeding adoption of DevOps and hybrid cloud deployment, are not sufficient.
Oracle has signed an agreement to acquire AddThis, a provider of publisher personalization, audience insight and activation tools that enables audience segment quality, scale and insight.
Posted January 06, 2016
Plan your days at COLLABORATE 16 by previewing the educational sessions that cover themes and product lines that matter most to you with the newly-launched COLLABORATE 16 Session Scheduler. Or follow one of four daily dedicated customer journeys: Big Data, Cloud, Mobility and Security.
Though MySQL has evolved into a robust database engine that now handles large-scale operations for mission-critical workloads, the complexity of performance tuning can still prove challenging for DBAs who are increasingly being tasked with managing multiple database platforms in production for larger and complex workloads.
Greenwave Systems, an Internet of Things (IoT) software and managed services leader, has raised $45 million in its Series C financing round in two phases. The company's stated mission is to drive mass adoption of IoT by enabling leading brands to use technology in ways that foster deeper customer relationships.
Posted January 05, 2016
We can expect to see every year within the next 5 years be "The Year of IoT." IoT promises to unlock value and rapidly transform how organizations manage, operationalize, and monetize their assets. With IoT, physical assets become liquid, easily indexed and tracked, enabling identification of idle capacity or over utilization.
Posted December 22, 2015
Servers.com, provider of cloud servers and cloud storage, is collaborating with Percona to deliver automated deployment of the Percona Server for MySQL database.
In 2015, big data, mobility, IoT, expanding requirements for security and real-time analytics and the introduction of the Cognitive Era continued to place greater pressure on IT organizations. Linux and open source technologies are at the center of many of the most innovative software and hardware solutions that are addressing emerging enterprise requirements. Here's a look back at some of the most significant announcements in Linux and open source technology of 2015.
Posted December 16, 2015
Looking ahead to 2016 David Jonker, senior director of big data at SAP, offered six key business and technology trends that will take the market by storm, including a continued interest in in-memory processing, enablement of real-time data and analytics, and an increased focus on advanced analytics and machine learning.
SAP is making key updates to its SAP HANA platform, providing new high availability and disaster recovery features along with hardened security and unified administration for cloud and on premise deployments.
It is often said that the only constant is change. For data executives and professionals, the coming year will only bring a lot more of it. Developments as diverse as cloud, big data, real time, NoSQL, analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) will continue to reshape enterprise data operations and opportunities as we know them. Here are 16 trends that will shape the enterprise data landscape in 2016.
What's ahead for 2016 in terms of cloud, IoT, big data, analytics, and open source technologies? IT executives gaze into their crystal balls, and weigh in on the upcoming challenges and opportunities ahead in the next year - and beyond.
Dataguise, provider of data-centric security solutions for detecting and protecting confidential information, is now securing relational databases such as Oracle and SQL Server, as well as Teradata data warehouses, deployed on the Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure. Now Azure users can utilize big data and cloud technologies for improved business intelligence and performance.
Moving infrastructure, databases, or software into the cloud is no longer a bleeding edge decision. Many organizations have implemented this successfully with great benefits, and more continue to do so. It was not that long ago that we started learning about cloud technologies and capabilities. Technologists listened to webinars and read about the possibilities of such a paradigm shift with cynicism. It sounded great, but what about the practicalities, cost, and risk? The only organizations that seemed to embrace this new landscape were technology companies, while the rest of us stood on the sidelines watching and, on occasion, snickering. We thought nothing would ever replace our data centers. It appears we were wrong … it's time to embrace the paradigm shift.
SnapLogic is receiving $37.5 million of series E financing, fueling the company's expansion into the world of big data. The world's biggest technology company and private equity firms join other top tier investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Ignition Partners and Triangle Peak Partners to provide Snaplogic with the finacing which will be used for accelerating SnapLogic's expansion with further investments in technology and extending field operations to give the company a broader reach in sales and marketing to continue growing internationally.
Posted December 15, 2015
Attunity Ltd., a provider of Big Data management software solutions, is releasing a new cloud solution, Attunity CloudBeam for Google Cloud SQL. CloudBeam accelerates transfer between on-premises enterprise data sources and Google Cloud SQL. Customers can leverage this solution to enable cloud-based Business Intelligence and Big Data analytics applications.
Posted December 14, 2015


text: After 2,5 months I went home again! I really like to be in Dunáujváros, but it is also really nice to be home again. The first day I was at home I eat a typical Dutch dish, Boerenkool. I love this meal! I went home because of the World League game against Hungary we played yesterday. It was a tough and exciting game and we won with 7-6. Now I will stay at home until Friday, because tomorrow it is my moms birthday we will go out and eat Sushi, an other meal I really love!!


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Dallas Hobbs is the 2021 DTC Outstanding Senior &
Is Named One of the Top Ten Seniors at WSU
By: Max Ciot
Every year, one award is given out by the Department of Digital Technology and Culture to a graduating senior that shines above and beyond and exemplifies in the DTC department. The recipient of this year's award is Dallas Hobbs.
Not only is Dallas double majoring in DTC and Fine Arts, but he has also managed to maintain a 3.8 GPA at WSU while simultaneously being on the WSU Football team and WSU Track and Field Team. Additionally, he is a co-founder and member of the Black Student Athlete Association and an up-and-coming activist on a national level. Dallas has a strong presence in the online world as well, where he receives commissions to do various design projects including album covers for music artists. These are just a few of the many examples of how Dallas shines in the DTC department with his strong presence and multitude of achievements.
Double majoring in DTC and Fine Arts while maintaining a high GPA was often-times difficult for Dallas. Even so, he has always had outstanding time-management and planning skills. In addition, his majors did not feel like work to him most of the time, as the work assigned was something he enjoyed to do. Originally, Dallas was not planning to major in the DTC department. He was, however, interested in graphic design and planning to come to WSU for Football. After talking to various people, one common recommendation was the DTC department, which he figured was close enough to what he wanted to do. "It was not a major I was fully expecting, but I got more out of it than I was hoping," says Dallas. He also wants to mention that the professors in the DTC and Fine Arts department were spectacular, he was able to learn a lot from them, and was "grateful to share a classroom with his professors and fellow students."
According to DTC faculty Ruth Gregory, Dallas "represents the unique combination of social justice and digital creativity that are central to the Digital Technology Department." In fact, Dallas, as a part of the We are United program he began pushing the Pac-12 to standardize their health and safety protocols for college athletes. After the imminent storm of COVID-19 blowing through the United States, Dallas had concerns that the right protocols were not being put into place. He decided that there was something he needed to do to represent his fellow athletes and state their demands. This something was an infographic, which, after being finalized, spread across social media in a flash of lightning, Even more than that, Dallas picked up skills from the DTC department in Data Analysis and was able to create spreadsheets for his teams that players used to track peer responses to a survey.
Dallas was also one of this year's recipients of a Top Ten Senior Award in Athletics from the WSU Alumni Association; a first for the Department of Digital Technology and Culture. Every year, ten seniors who demonstrate excellence receive an award in one of the following categories: academics, athletics, campus involvement, community service, or visual & performing arts. Dallas was nominated by WSU Athletic Director Pat Chun.
Dallas's plans after graduating are "right now kind of all over the place." While he did want to go into sports design originally, he is beginning to look into different graphic design fields if he isn't able to reach the NFL with his skills. One thing Dallas would also really like to accomplish in the future is to create a safe-space platform for athletes, students, and the younger generation in general where groups of diverse people can come together and collaborate to "create change for what is going wrong."
While Dallas may be unsure of his exact plans for the future, DTC faculty and staff know he'll make a positive impact. In the Outstanding Senior nomination letter Ruth Gregory stated: "the DTC faculty are constantly in awe of Dallas' diverse array of talents and his unwavering generosity towards others. We know that no matter where he goes, that he will be a valuable and thoughtful contributor."


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text: Nikki Locke wrote: > I am a late arrival to a project trying to do serious work with Mono. It > has been accepted since before I arrived that Mono's Windows.Forms was > buggy, and its use should be kept to a minimum. SWF is under heavy development. Therefore, the developer who arrived is using SVN head :-) > Therefore, the application has a single Canvas on which it does all its > GUI. Windows.Forms is only used to get keyboard and paint messages. > > Recently we have discovered that Application.Exit doesn't always exit - the > window goes away, but mono doesn't terminate. As this is a critical > application which must be restarted immediately if it exits, this is the > last straw. Try Environment.Exit. Additionally, you may debug the application like described here: http://www.mono-project.com/Debugging > I have been asked to look into the possibility of doing away with > Windows.Forms altogether. > > Windows.Forms is clearly an interface between the application and GTK. > Would it be reasonably easy to bypass Windows.Forms, and use the existing > GTK interface instead? SWF is not based on GTK. Anyhow, here you go: http://www.mono-project.com/GtkSharp Robert


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(2) On such an application, the Court may order that one or more of the companies be wound up in insolvency, even if it dismisses the application in so far as it relates to another or others.
Note: This Part applies to a sub-fund of a CCIV in a modified form: see Division 5 of Part 8B.6.


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Here is an interesting infographic about the History Of Social Media created by our friends at OnlineSchool. The infographic also comes with some fun facts like "People posting 3283 tweets per second after a soccer match."
Whether this is a new news for you just a walk down the memory lane, we are sure you will enjoy this. 😀


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Press Release
PTA Develops Map of the Telecom Service Coverage in Pakistan
Islamabad: Federal Secretary for Information Technology and Telecom Mr. Saeed Ahmad Khan has inaugurated an application enabling general public, telecom operators and investors, to view availability of telecom services coverage all across Pakistan. The application named "Pakistan Telecommunication Coverage Footprint" has been developed by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (
On this occasion, Chairman
This is fully interactive application allowing users to zoom in and dynamically plot the coverage of telecom services in graphical format. This application has been categorized into four major services broadband, cellular, FFL (Fixed Line Loop) and WLL (Wireless Local Loop) which are further bifurcated into technologies and number of PTA licensees. This user friendly application gives the flexibility to select any one of the telecom service like GSM, DSL, EVDO. Similarly user can view coverage of particular operator in particular city through the coverage map.
By using this application general public can view the growth in mobile and fixed line services all along the country including Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It would be helpful for those people who are planning to visit remote areas, whether coverage of the particular telecom service for particular operator is available in that area or not. It is worth mentioning that this type of applications is first in the public sector of Pakistan.
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Wednesday December 12, 2018
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Three members of an Illinois militia group accused of bombing a Minnesota mosque will have their federal cases consolidated for trial in Minnesota.
Michael Hari, Michael McWhorter and Joe Morris were arrested in March in connection with last year's explosion at Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in Bloomington. No one was injured in the attack.
They are also charged with federal crimes in Illinois, including the attempted bombing of an abortion clinic.
The Star Tribune reports Morris pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court in St. Paul. His attorney tells The Associated Press the plea speaks for itself and he had no further comment.


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A Photo of Jack: 27/52
Posted in restaurants, Seattle, weekly photo on July 14, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Mobile Food Rodeo 2012
Posted in restaurants, Seattle, tagged Caravan Crepes, Mobile Food Rodeo 2012, Seattle Food Trucks, Skillet Street Food, South Lake Union on September 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
This past weekend, we rode our bikes down to South Lake Union to indulge in some tasty lunch served from the window of some rad food trucks at Seattle's Second Annual Mobile Food Rodeo.
There were 45 food trucks in attendance, some of the most talked about among the Northwest foodie scene. Out of all the choices, we opted for two crepes- a pork and a mushroom- from Caravan Crepes and they were super delicious. Full of fresh ingredients, a ricotta/manchego cheese blend, and served with a side of organic salad greens, it was a perfect food truck choice!
And, we couldn't pass on our first chance to taste the food raved about from Skillet Street Food. The chicken sammy which features a piece of fennel crusted fried chicken topped with kale slaw and pickled jalapeño aioli on a potato roll and served with hand-cut fries was amazing…AMAZING. I will certainly be making a trip to their Diner location in Capitol Hill…I already cannot wait to try the pork belly and cornmeal waffle topped with a fried egg!
I was glad we had the long bike ride to burn off those indulgent calories…I even pulled Jack in the bike trailer! It was a lovely and yummy Saturday afternoon!
Our first Seattle Annivesary
Posted in restaurants, Seattle, travel, tagged Cantinetta, Grateful Bread Bakery, Homegrown, Kerry Park, Magnuson Park, Matt's in the Market, Melrose Market, Paragon, Pike Place Market, Places to Eat, Seattle, Things to Do, Top Pot Doughnuts on June 8, 2012| 3 Comments »
On this day one year ago, David, Jack, and I boarded a plane headed to Seattle, to our new life, to a complete unknown. To say that we have had a blissful first year here would be a lie…this year has been trying, to say the least, with David's dreadful surgical intern demands, the reality of just how far away from most of our family we are, and the natural adjustments to life in a completely different place. But, despite all that, we have fallen in love with this city. What's not to love in a city where the water and mountains are everywhere??!
As I plan for family to visit in a few weeks, I've been reminded, again, just how many fun things there are to do and how many great places there are to eat that are completely unique to this city. I've been asked by many readers where to go and what to do while visiting Seattle, so in light of our first anniversary of living here and in preparation for our family visit, here's an amateur list…keep in mind the list of things we want to do and the places where we want to eat is about 100 times longer than this!
If you came to Seattle for a few days, here's where I would direct you:
Your first stop would be a quick breakfast at Top Pot Doughnuts, a Seattle institution that features great coffee and the most delicious apple fritter- crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, and full of cinnamon and apples. Then, an early morning trip to Pike Place Market. I clarify early morning because it gets really crowded, especially in the summer, and you will get the most out of the all the stalls and vendors if you have some space to explore. You could honestly spend the better part of a day exploring it all- the seafood, the impeccable fruit and vegetable stands, and all of the stores. I love to stop into DeLaurenti's as it reminds me of my college days spent in Florence- I like to pick up bread, some olives, Nutella in the cartoon painted glass jars, and perhaps some prepared foods- the sandwiches and soups are divine. I also always pop into World Spice Merchants to smell all of the teas and spices…it's mind boggling just how many spices they have!
A trip to the market would not be complete without tasting, and then inevitably buying, smoked salmon from Pure Food Fish Market…it is out of this world (we had some for our Christmas dinner last year) and they are happy to have you sample it. It is located in the main hall of the market…you haven't tasted smoked salmon until you taste it there, trust me! One last market must-do is a stop into Beecher's Cheese. You can watch the cheesemakers at work behind the large windows while stocking up on some of the yummiest cheeses made right here in the Pacific Northwest.
Before you leave the market, you will most definitely be hungry as your senses have been played on for hours while wandering around all of the delectable food stuffs. Take the elevator upstairs and away from the crowds to Matt's in the Market for a delicious lunch of fresh seafood and a great glass of wine (or a Bloody Mary, which are very good here). While dining, you can peer down on the market and the distant ferries in the Puget Sound.
If it is a sunny day, I would urge you to spend the afternoon on the water. Seattle is a city best seen from the water, and on a sunny day there are few better places to be than in a boat or a canoe or a kayak. As we did for our Anniversary, you can rent kayaks from Agua Verde Paddle Club situated on Portage Bay in South Lake Union. They rent by the hour and have happy hour specials on weekday afternoons so you can enjoy a margarita on the patio after you've paddled around Lake Union admiring the bigger boats and the amazingly cool houseboats. You can rent a canoe from the University of Washington Waterfront Activities Center and from there easily row yourself through the waters of Lake Washington into the Washington Park Arboretum . And if you prefer a much larger boat, you can hop a ferry to Bainbridge Island, which gives you a taste of the islands and bays in the Puget Sound and the opportunity to stroll around the small town of Winslow. However you do it, you deserve to experience a bit of Seattle water culture.
All the water adventure will have you thinking about dinner…I would suggest a trip to the Wallingford neighborhood for an intimate dinner at Cantinetta, a small and cozy neighborhood pastaria emphasizing Tuscan culinary traditions, authentic hand-made pasta, and seasonal organic ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. I encourage you to settle in for a relaxed, long dinner with the house red wine, mussels, the Farmstead cheese plate, and several of the pasta dishes to share.
If you aren't in the mood for Italian food, head to the quirky neighborhood of Capitol Hill to enjoy handmade, unique craft cocktails and delicious sushi while relaxing in a plush leather sofa next to the window overlooking 15th Ave at Liberty– they make a mean Moscow Mule.
After dinner, head to Kerry Park in Queen Anne for a stunning view of downtown Seattle, the Space Needle, and Mt. Rainier off in the distance (on a clear day). While in the neighborhood, stop into Paragon for an after dinner drink (this is where David and I had our first Seattle date!). It's a quaint bar with a good neighborhood feel.
Start your second day in Seattle with a run around Greenlake and then breakfast at the neighboring Irwin's Bakery , one of our favorite weekend casual spots. The scones are not to be missed, especially if you are lucky enough to go on a morning when they have lemon scones. Their daily quiche is also fresh and delicious and paired smartly with a salad. We are also big fans of their freshly baked bagel egg sandwiches.
Another breakfast option is Essential Baking Company. We are particularly smitten with the Madison Park location…it encourages lingering with free refills of deliciously strong coffee, great pastries, and yummy breakfast sandwiches in a window filled dining space. The barstools along the windows are a particularly great spot to sit.
Spend the better part of your late morning walking along the water and admiring the sculptures in the Olympic Sculpture Garden, a nine-acre industrial plot of land that has been transformed into an open air sculpture exhibition along the waterfront that is free to the public. There are stunning views here of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains beyond.
For a late lunch, head to Melrose Market for a sandwich at Homegrown – all of the sandwiches are amazing but particularly the Ham + Beecher's and the Squash + Snap Pea Pesto. After your satisfying lunch, take time to stroll through the Melrose Market stores heading upstairs to browse through all of the unique home gifts at Butter Home, tasting cheeses from The Calf and the Kid, smelling the flowers and indulgent soaps at Marigold and Mint, and then sipping a glass of wine and having a nibble of cheese, sardines, oysters, or pickles at Bar Ferd'nand.
Walk off your lunch and nibbles by strolling the streets of Capitol Hill, ducking into the fun and unique shops along Broadway.
When it's time for dinner, pizza is on the menu. Head to the Ballard neighborhood for a wood-fired pie at Delancey. The pies are perfectly cooked and topped with seasonal, local ingredients. And, don't miss the seasonal appetizers and salads. Oh, and save space for a dessert…they are always worth it here.
Or, head downtown to Tom Douglas's Serious Pie where the sweet fennel sausage, pepper, and provolone pizza is to die for. While you are waiting for a table here, which will inevitably happen, duck into the bar next door,Dahlia Lounge, another Tom Douglas establishment (he's a Seattle institution), for a deliciously stirred cocktail.
On your last morning, enjoy breakfast at a Wedgwood neighborhood bakery, Grateful Bread. I would suggest having a slice of quiche and black coffee, and picking up a chocolate macaroon to save for later. It is honestly not to be missed- it's my favorite cookie in the city! From here, Magnuson Park is an easy drive (or bike) and you would not want to miss a walk among its shores of Lake Washington with sweeping views of the Cascade Mountains and the Eastside.
Whew, are you tired now? I am! Do you want to come to Seattle? I hope so!
Again, this is an entirely incomplete and extremely personal list of things to do here, and bear in mind that I have only lived here for one year, my husband is engulfed in a surgery intern year with limited free time, and my son is only 2! So, I haven't been everywhere…no, not even close. I'm quite excited for more years here and for a more relaxed schedule…there is just so much to see and do. I will keep creating Seattle themed posts as we continue to explore!
I am guessing that Seattle can be a very hard place to leave…
Happy Mama's Day
Posted in holidays, restaurants, tagged Burbank Park, Mercer Island, Mother's Day, Stopsky's Delicatessen on May 12, 2012| 2 Comments »
We spent a lovely Mother's Day eve in Mercer Island at Burbank Park. We first stopped at Stopsky's Delicatessen to pick up a yummy dinner (we split the "Sham on Rye" Vegetarian Reuben and a Turkey Pastrami that had a delicious fig mustard, tasty arugula, and peppers). While we waited for the sandwiches, we tucked into Island Books next door and fell in love with the quaint feel of the neighborhood bookstore and their perfect selection of books and gifts. The views of Lake Washington from the park were amazingly gorgeous, the weather was perfect- high 70s, and there was not one cloud in the sky. It was a fun outing! And, the perfect spot for a few Mother's Day photo memories.
Happy Mama's Day to all, especially to my own Mom- I love you!
Posted in restaurants, tagged biscuits, breakfast, Nook, owls, Seattle, University Village on February 8, 2012| 3 Comments »
This past weekend, being the first of David's vacation week and the first one in which we've all been home together for quite some time, we were eager to get out of the house and enjoy our fun city! It certainly helped that the weather was sunny and beautiful, and not very cold. So, early on Saturday morning, we ventured out with a purpose, heading straight to Nook, a highly coveted biscuit shop in University Village.
Nook has been on my "places to eat" list for several months, knowing that I was creating big expectations for the much missed Southern breakfast staple. Also knowing that the whole family might be sorely disappointed if we didn't arrive early, because they make only a few batches fresh everyday, then they sell out. And, on the weekends they sell out early because the largely attended University Farmer's Market is directly across the street. I love this approach from a true artisan baker…it makes you feel special to score a meal there!
My expectations were met and exceeded. When we first walked up to the door a few minutes past nine, they we still closed despite the posting on the door that it open at 9am daily. We just took a short stroll down University Way savoring the fact that we live in a really hip city and being fed via our senses by the buttery biscuit smell streaming from their door. When we returned, we were only the second patrons there, but within minutes people were streaming in, filling the place comfortably.
We ordered at the counter from one of the very sweet, young owners (the other owner was right by her side preparing the food), then our food was brought out to us within minutes of settling into our corner booth by the window with our steaming mugs full of coffee. We ordered 3 biscuits to share- one with jam, one with tomato, cheddar, and egg, and the "breakfast sandwich" with egg, bacon, cheddar, and a perfectly sweet tomato jam. The biscuits were crusty on the outside, flaky and soft on the inside…a perfect bite of the south all the way up in the Pacific Northwest. This has made the list for "will return to soon" and we are already looking forward to it!
Zeeks pizza
Posted in restaurants, tagged pizza, restaurants on August 12, 2011| 4 Comments »
Zeeks Pizza is my favorite pizza place to date! It started with the service…It was getting late on Friday and Jack and I were playing in the backyard waiting for David to make it home (story of our lives it seems…but that's a different post all together). After getting word of David's imminent arrival, I called for delivery (of course, I had done my research well in advance and already knew from where and what we were going to order…planning meals and researching restaurants is the stuff I live for!). A very nice guy answered the phone, pleasantly took my order, welcomed me to Seattle!, and the pizza was delivered promptly 25 minutes later, as promised.
Wow! It looked amazing and was loaded with yummy vegetables. We ordered one of their signature veggie pies, the tree hugger (because I called to order, it was my pizza choice and all 3 of us agreed that I did not steer us in the wrong direction!). We ordered a large because their website says a large "feeds 3 hungry folks"…this is the ONLY thing they got wrong! While we were all quite hungry, a large was incredibly too big for us! We had over half of the pie leftover, but this suited us…we were excited for the leftovers on our second pizza night of the week!
The tree hugger was loaded with sundried tomatoes, mushrooms, black olives, spinach, fresh garlic, broccoli, and artichoke hearts. The pizza base consisted of a light layer of tomato sauce, fresh oregano, and a sprinkling of mozzarella. Not only is it the best pizza we have had in Seattle to date, it may be one of my favorites of all time! It was a damn good pie! We are looking forward to next time we call Zeeks again!
Pagliacci pizza
Posted in restaurants, tagged restaurants on August 5, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Per Christa's recommendation, we have tried Pagliacci Pizza twice and, while Jack didn't care for it the second time we ordered, it certainly meets parent approval!
I'm a bit foggy on what pizza we tried the first time we ordered from here since it was just days after moving into our new place and I wasn't considering food at that time like I am able to now. But, for our second delivery call, we ordered a seasonal offering, the salame picante pizza which features Salumi's rosmarino salami, Peppadew sweet peppers, mozzarella, and rosemary on a San Marzano tomato base. And, while I probably won't order this pie again since I am trying my best to keep my saturated fats LOW, it was really flavorful! The sweetness from the peppers provided a nice counterbalance to the peppery salami.
We also ordered a salad which was really delicious and met both parent AND kid approval! It was a pasta salad with sweet peas and artichoke hearts dressed in a creamy pesto sauce. Mmmm!
I don't think this picture really does the food justice since it's poorly taken, but we ate it so quickly, it's the only one I've got!
And, if you missed the update on my supplement give-away post, Kristin is our lucky winner! Thanks to all for playing…I hope I can do another give-away sometime because I'd love to give each of you a prize!
Thanks as always for reading!
Have a wonderful weekend! Be sure to see my second post from yesterday, if you missed it…The Blues at Magnuson Park Beach.
Pizza in the raw at 'zaw
Posted in restaurants, tagged restaurants on July 29, 2011| 1 Comment »
To kick off our new Friday night pizza eating tradition, we got pizza from 'zaw pizza to bake at home since, unfortunately, David wasn't here to eat dinner with us.
'zaw is a pizza place in the neighborhood that creates handcrafted, made to order pizzas using local, organic, and seasonal ingredients with the only caveat being, you bake the pizza yourself at home. It works well for us with our varying dinner times and the built in luxury of going out to pick it up at our convenience (i.e. after some playground time) without having to worry about it staying hot. Although, they do deliver AND they even deliver local wine or beer with your pizza, which I think is pretty great.
Our pizzas were delicious. We had the Shroom Festival which has sautéed portabella, button, and crimini mushrooms from Ostrom's in Olympia and fresh thyme, garlic, asiago, and mozzarella cheeses.
We also had their seasonal pie which featured roasted chicken, caramelized onions, basil, feta, mozzarella, and chunks of rhubarb on a whole wheat crust with a homemade rhubarb balsamic sauce. It was as amazing as it sounds…and, if it doesn't sound that amazing, trust me…it truly is!
It was a great start to pizza Fridays! My only complaint about 'zaw pizzais that their prices are pretty steep for a pizza you bake yourself. Their thoughtful ingredients and the unique pairings in their seasonal pies, plus its convenience to our house and Jack's school, are sure to have me going back though. And, next time, I will likely let them help me build the perfect night in by having them deliver a pizza, salad, and 6 pack of beer!
A family note:
We visited Jack's school this week to meet some new friends and teachers. Jack played really well and the teachers seemed to really like him! One of the teachers said to me as we were leaving, "I'm happy to have Jack in our class…he seems like such a cool kid. His attitude is great and he's so hip with his hair!". Be still my heart…! I've been smiling all day about it…I DO have a cool kid!
And, these pictures are for everyone to smile at, but they are especially for my mom. Mom, Jack loves his "ah ah" and insisted that the monkey wears his old shoes since he got new ones! I hope this makes you smile and feel better!
Happy weekend everyone! Please stay tuned for a special post on Sunday…I'm doing my first blog give-away and it's a good one! All you have to do is read my post and comment to win!!!