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Just how deep do you believe?
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I am Milind Gour, a student who likes to explore on his own. I've completed my higher secondary studies in a boarding school. Apart from learning the lifestyles, I learned to code in the school. I was (and still am) genuinely interested in developing my own applications, games. Currently I am pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Engineering under the Computer Science branch at Shri Vaishnav Institute of Technology and Science.
I really love to code and made it my full time hobby. I usually spend hours (sometimes even up to 10 hours a day!) coding, debugging and improving my apps. I like to explore the APIs and classes provided on Windows platform, so that I can use them when I need. I've built my own libraries for the common things like button, slider control, checkbox, radio button... which I use in my XNA games built for Windows Phone.
Please tell us a little bit about your experience developing.
I've attended many workshops held in my college. This year I attended the Microsoft TechDays 2013 held at Indore (MP, India) and really learned many things from them. I remember the first Windows Phone workshop held in our college by a Microsoft Student Partner. That day proved to be a great change in my life. On that day, I developed my first small Windows Phone app (a simple calculator with all the exceptional handlings and UIs). I got Windows 8 as my reward (because I made that app in like 15 minutes). I learned many things and realised that Microsoft is a perfect place for students like us to start our career.
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So far so good. I've developed two games and two apps to date. I am working on an app right now which is basically an SOS message sending app in case of emergency. It will send an SOS message along with the location of the user to user-defined list of numbers. You can see all of my apps here.
My first app was ScientificCalcy. It's basically a calculator which operates on two modes, normal and scientific. Normal Mode provides basic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division; while the Scientific Mode provides advanced functions like trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, logarithms etc.
I've also built two games. Crazy Tank War is my first Windows phone game built in XNA Game Studio 4.0 Refresh. It is inspired by Pocket Tanks. The objective of the game is to attack the enemy tank till it surrenders. Ninja Tower is my second game on windows phone store built using XNA Game Studio 4.0 Refresh. The objective of the game is to climb the tower as much as possible. The difficulty level increases as we proceed higher and higher.
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While developing my first game, I faced many difficulties mainly related to the APIs of XNA and C#. If you face any difficulty, never give up trying. Search the solution of the problem on forums like Windows Phone dev, Geek Champ (formerly Windows Phone Geek) and Stack Overflow.
DreamSpark is one of the perks for the students. If you are a verified student, you can download software for free. This is particularly useful for the students who cannot afford to buy the software.
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Mate, you are my mentor. And like you, I wanna be the best programmer in the whole wide world. Didnt know if I could do that but you just inspired me with your lil speech. Am gonna do as said.But excuse me, when did you start programming?? I started just some few months ago and havent reached anywhere yet. Hope I get to know you personally one day. Keep the spirit up and God Bless You.


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The CAP report also found that raising the eligibility age could undermine a key goal of Obamacare by inflating medical costs and health-care spending for a range of reasons: cost-shifting, tampering with the health and age levels in insurance pools, and an increased reliance on private insurance (which isn't as good as Medicare at controlling costs).
I think speculation that Democrats will ultimately agree to raise the eligibility age has been a bit overheated — it's not clear this is definitely on the table. But it's possible. Some on the right seem determined not to accept any entitlement reform as "real" unless vulnerable beneficiaries are harmed, and President Obama and many Democrats prefer a deal to going over the cliff.
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Good Pho in Bethesda/Rockville area?
at first i used to go to Pho 75 but it was kind of untidy. I now go to Pho Nam on Shady Grove Road and the food is just as good and the place is nicer looking
re: dining with doc
I don't know Pho Nam, but I do know that judging a place by how it looks is a often a good way to end up missing out on the best food. I've got a lot of my best meals from hole-in-the-wall joints (although I have to admit, I like the atmosphere of those places as well as the food so it's not like I'm sacrificing anything).
But Pho Nam might be good anyway.
I do know that Pho 75 is excellent. Their broth is definitely the most flavorful, the meats are very well sliced, and the iced coffee (with condensed milk) is great - I always order it and I'm no coffee lover. Also, their side of onion in vinegar is surprisingly good - and one is enough for the table.
re: icejew
the food at both places are basically identical, including the coffee. That is why I made the change from Pho 75 to Pho Nam. I also love going to crummy but good places. Nevertheless, my bet is that if you try Pho Nam you will no longer go to Pho 75. The place is also crowded at lunch time
re: Dennis S
Dennis, I haven't yet, and I know that you're referring to my comments in another topic, but the OP was specifically asking Rockville/Bethesda.
Quality definitely varies within the local Pho 75 chain. I think Langley Park and Rockville are best, Falls Church a little behind, and Arlington lags considerably. Haven't been to the Herndon outpost (nor the Philly locations!)
The absolute best pho on the MD side of the river, without even a close rival, is at Pho VN1 on Route 1 in Beltsville. No, it isn't Bethesda or Rockville. It is about 20 minutes from Bethesda except at rush hour or if there is an accident on the Beltway. Otherwise, it is well worth the drive. I've tried all the other places mentioned here so far and while some are quite good, none are remotely as phenomenal as Pho VN1.
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I ate there for the first time this week and it's as good as everyone here is saying. I've been going to Pho 88 (just up the road in Beltsville) for a couple of years and never tried VN1 before. I guess it's further away from me and easy to drive by. 88 is also excellent, so now I have two great local pho places to choose from.
If you go to VN1, try their fresh limeade ("fresh lime juice" on the menu). I'm going to try the fresh lime soda next time.
I really like the Pho in a Vietnamese place on Rockville Pike, across from Wintergreen Plaza. If you're going north from Bethesda, it's before Pho 75 & 99. I forgot the name of it. It's not exactly new, but hasn't been in business as long as Pho 75. They also serve other foods and bahn min, but the sandwiches aren't as good as the ones I had in Brooklyn. Their Iced coffees are the best on the Pike because I like them strong, not too sweet, cold and very filling. I really recommend this place over the other Rockville Pho places. The broth is light, herbal, flavorful and the noodles are always cooked well. I also loved their spicy beef pho soup. It spicy as heck, but the chili doesn't overpower the overall taste.
Wow! That was fast Daniel! I think we're in agreement here. I don't think any general Vietnamese place can compete with a strictly Pho place when it comes to pho, so hearing that you got something pretty acceptable is about what I expected. The other faults I think have to do with low volume. I've never been in that place on Nicholson and seen more than a handful of table taken. That usually equates to staler, drier wrappers on the summer rolls and a whole host of other modest weaknesses.
Btw, I haven't been to Bob's Shabu yet. Or the Korean Tofu place that Steve S and Marty L wrote about. Let me know if you'd like to try it for lunch one day after the holiday. I'd be happy to meet you there. You can access me through PM on that "other" board. Smokey, are you ever free for lunch in R-ville?
re: Pappy
Yeah, I work at Shady Grove and 270, so Rockville is good for me (unlike the VA lunches). My availability is spotty, that's all. The tofu place is great. Went for dinner with a group that included DanielK and somebody who was able to help us navigate some question marks and experience a (reasonably) wide swath of the menu. I would happily go there again (particularly as the weather gets colder and a spicey soup seems even more appealing). Bob's shabu-shabu would definitely be appealing as well.
re: Smokey
Smokey, you work pretty close, so I'll mention there's a new Pho place in the shopping center at 28 and Quince Orchard Rd (between the Fuddruckers and Neal's bagels). I know nothing about Pho, but just thought I'd mention since it is a possible lunch destination for you. They also have bubble tea on the menu (another thing I know nothing about!).
Coming north on the Pike tonight, and needing something rather quick for dinner, I took one for the team and went to the Pho place on Nicholson tonight.
My quick impression: ok, but nothing special.
Pluses: no communal tables (though they have a huge percentage of the tables set as 8-tops, so I'm guessing they might go communal during weekend lunch), liquor license, abundant (though PITA) parking, and they take credit cards!
Summer rolls were large, and the shrimp very good, but the wrappers were a touch on the stale side. The peanut sauce was too sweet, and didn't have any crushed peanuts in it.
Pho broth was salty, and not as rich as Pho 75. But very edible. I got the #1 and added meatballs. Meats were very good, veggie plate was fresh and abundant.
Service was ok - they seat you and take the order quickly, but you have to mug two servers to get a water refill.
If I were in the neigborhood, I wouldn't object to going. You can definitely get a better bowl 3 miles up the pike, but as Pappy points out, that can take 20 minutes on a busy day...
Daniel has the names and locations right. It's Pho 95 in Ritchie Center and Pho 75 another mile or two up the road.
I agree that Pho 75 is best. But if I recall correcly, it's tough to park at Pho 75, Pho 75 only has communal tables, Pho 75 only serves Pho, and Pho 75 does not serve beer. Is that still the case Daniel?
Personally, I hate driving that extra mile or two through Rockville, it's sometimes tough to find parking there, my wife hates communal tables, my kid likes grilled lemongrass chicken on rice noodles instead of pho, I can't have pho without 2 Singhas to drink with it, and I disagree that Pho 95 sucks.
The Vietnamese place on Nicholson is fine. Certainly, again, not as good as Pho 75 for pho, nor probably as good as Pho 95, but it saves you the entire way up the Pike, and on a Saturday afternoon, that means a lot, even to a Chowhound.
re: Pappy
You're right, it can be tough to park at Pho75, they only have communal tables (although i don't recall ever having to actually share), they only serve pho, and I don't know about their liquor license situation.
Thanks for the additional info on the place on Nicholson. Helps to put it all in perspective (and I understand the desire not to drive up the pike on Saturday afternoon).
re: Pappy
You got the details right for Pho 75. I'm coming from Potomac, west of the Pike, so the two places are pretty equidistant to me.
I had a dreadful meal at Pho 95 maybe 2 months ago. Appetizers, pho, entrees - everything was just terrible. I'd have to be convinced that things had radically changed to go there again.
Head north on Rt 355 past the Beltway. Turn right on Nicholson after White Flint Mall. Go down the hill and up the next hill and go through the light at Nebel. As you begin to go down the hill again, there is a big lighting store on your left. To the right of that is a small strip mall with a video game store and a Enterprise Rental Car shop. Next to that is a new Vietnamese place specializing in Pho that is pretty good.
On the other hand, I usually head all the way up to Ritchie Center for Pho 75.
re: Pappy
I know the place near white flint is more convenient to you, Pappy. Do you think the pho at pho75 (which I think is actually further north than the ritchie center--I think that one is Pho 9x?) is that much better? I often shop at My Organic market and have been tempted to try out that pho place across the street before shopping.
re: Smokey
Pho 95 is at Ritchie Center, and I think it's pretty bad.
Pho 75 is another mile further north, past Rte 28 on the east side of the street. Same shopping plaza as China Bistro, just south of Flagship Car Wash and Montgomery College.
I haven't tried the place on Nicholson yet, but Pho 75 rocks.
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I go to the Pho on Nicolson drive about twice a month because it's really good and it's convenient for me. My parents, however goes to Pho 75 and they swear by it. I've also been to Bale and I would recommend against the pho there BUT get the RIce Crepe with roasted pork. That dish alone is worth a take out.


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We live in a city that inevitably gets 200cm (78") or more of snowfall each season but come March, when we tend to get a day or two of teasing above zero weather, anger and frustration starts to set in after that warmth is quickly gusted away by yet another city-entombing snowfall. The boots, the shoveling, the digging and pushing and digging and pushing of a stuck car, the dirty, snowy dog paws, and the stirring restlessness that happens after months of dusty heater-breezes where crisp, sun-drenched breezes used to hang.
I want the sun badly. I want to feel my cheeks flush and toasty under it's rays. I want to spend the weekend on the balcony, catching up on reading, my toes glowing in the late afternoon sun that only manages to hit one corner of the tiny wooden box. I want to muddle Farmer's Market berries and herbs, drown them in soda water and gin, and invite friends over to gab late into the night, our conversation tangled with the sound of crickets and the swooping sounds of the bats we get in late summer. I want it all, but all there is is more snow. More ice. Heavy coats and sweaty toque-hair.
I made these Thai-inspired margarita's last week after feeling particularly run down by winter. They have a bright, spicy & aromatic flavour that muddles the spicy Thai ingredients that I've become so familiar with in the long winter months, with the bright, icy cold tartness I miss so dearly from the summer. If you're missing summer, or heck, even if you're in the midst of it (which I say with only the slightest bit of disdain), I hope you'll enjoy one of these. Close your eyes and try to remember that it's just around the corner; all that sun, the informal outdoor parties, bike rides and patios.
Ginger-Cilantro Margaritas
serves 4
I love cilantro in this margarita, but if you're not one for cilantro (which is an absurd thought for me) you can use Thai basil (preferably) or regular basil. As well, I use a generous amount of ginger both in the syrup and the cocktail itself here. If you want it a touch less kicky, forgo adding the grated ginger into the cocktail.
Ginger Simple Syrup
1/4 cup fresh ginger, cut into thin rounds
1/4 cup sugar, less if you prefer it tart
1 cup water
In a small sauce pot, add the three ingredients. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat, pour into heatproof jar and cool.
6 sprigs cilantro plus extra leaves for garnish
2 tbsp fresh ginger, grated fine
juice from 3 whole limes
4 oz white tequila
2 oz triple sec, optional
1 1/2 oz ginger syrup
2 cups still or sparkling water
ice cubes
In a cocktail shaker, add the cilantro and ginger and muddle a bit to bruise the cilantro leaves. Add the lime juice, tequila, triple sec (if using) 6 ice cubes and water. Taste and adjust any ingredients if needed (more syrup if it's too tart, more lime if it's too sweet) Shake and divide into glasses filled with ice and garnished with cilantro leaves.
Oh man! It's Friday!
You know what that means, right? Time to roll up your sleeves, crush up some ice, and end your busy week with something icy cold and brightly flavoured!
Taste of Home asked if I might be interested in submitting a cocktail recipe for their "Cocktail Friday" feature on the blog. Clearly, we have yet to become too acquainted or they would have know that I would jump at the mere mention of the word cocktail. I am a lady who believes a day is not complete without indulging in a beverage of the alcoholic varaiety. Yes, I have ousted myself as a lush, but I'm sure this isn't news to you. Avert your judging eyes!
I spent yesterday working on a Lemon-Thyme Tequila Spritzer that is as refreshing as it is soothing. Bright and citrus-packed with an herbal punch of flavour that first hits your nose and then delicately tickles your taste-buds.
Follow the link for the recipe and you'll be thanking me come 6pm tonight when you're happily sipping on the perfect summer libation!
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Can you believe we're less than a week away from Christmas? Can someone tell me how on earth this happened? 2012 is less than two weeks away, too. Doesn't it seem like we were just welcoming 2011 a month or two ago?
I'm really not sure when November left us, but here we are, panicked and anxious, counting down the days until Santa squeezes his plump little body down your chimneys and crams a few billions cookies and 38495438932859023 liters of milk down his gob. How that guy avoids lactose-intolerance and heart-disease is totally beyond me. I do, however, agree with his present-giving policies.
I haven't been as on-the-ball as previous years so my offerings to Santa this year come thanks to Monsieur Félix and Mr. Norton cookies! When they offered to send me some samples to test out, I can't tell you how relieved I was. Not only did it mean getting to eat cookies, it meant some of my Christmas baking would be done FOR ME. How awesome is that? It's really awesome.
I'm pretty sure I had the Styrofoam cooler in my hands and ripped open before the delivery guy even had a chance to say 'sign here, please'. It was an exciting day, which might not say all that much about my social life, but I'm comfortable with who I am, cookie-obsessed and all.
Now, I certainly wouldn't call myself a cookie-connoisseur. Probably something more along the lines of "Will eat any cookie, any day" style. I'm not picky. I don't like cookies 'this way' or 'that way'. I just like them. Period. Most, if not all, of them. And Felix and Norton make great cookies. I've been lucky enough to try them at the Old Port in Montreal, where they sell from their Mobile Bakery, but when I found out they were selling pre-portioned frozen cookie dough, I was floored to say the least. Could it really be true that I could have one of their gooey, bursting-with-Belgium-chocolate, crisp around the edge cookies any time of the day (or..ahem…night)? There really is a Santa! And he must have gotten my wish-list.
Felix & Norton are bringing the happiness of fresh cookies into your homes, to make at your will. Sure, it's a little dangerous to have them at the ready 24/7, but we all need to practice self-control at some point, right? Right. I think.
The inviting smell of the warm, freshly baked cookies is enough to send me over the edge. I brought out 2 of of each flavour (Milk Chocolate Chunk, Ménage-à-trois, & Ebony & Ivory) for Mr. GL and I to sample last week and as we bit into the Ménage-à-trois variety, we were both whisked away into a euphoric state by the melty, buttery, warm cookies packed with white, milk and dark chocolate chunks. They were a little on the thin side, but personally, I'm a pretty big fan of a thin lacy cookie that's soft through the middle. Each variety was perfect in it's own right. The Ebony & Ivory was extra rich and satisfying, boasting a dark chocolate cookie filled with white chocolate chunks, and the Milk Chocolate Chunk was just as you'd imagine it to be, the quintessential chocolate-chip cookie. If, like me, the idea of having cookies at the ready any time of day appeals to you, Monsieur Felix and Mr. Norton cookie dough is available in the freezer section of select Foodland and Sobeys in Ontario and IGA on the Quebec side. They're awesome for last-minute cookie-cravings when you don't have time to plan, or anytime you want a tasty little treat.
Because I'm hoping Santa will be extra generous when he visits my apartment, I thought it wise to be extra generous to him in return. Not only will I be leaving him a plate of Felix and Norton Cookies, I'll also be jazzing up some eggnog for him to wash the delicious cookies down with.
Those that know me well, know that I'm not much for Eggnog. It's just one of those things I can't get into, despite so badly wanting to love it. But rather than write it off completely, I thought I would dress it up a touch in hopes that I might fall madly in love as I've always hoped.
Mission accomplished! Success! HUZZAH, I say! If I knew all I needed was a little bourbon and melted Swiss dark chocolate, I would have been doing this ages ago. No longer will I stand on the sidelines of holiday parties, left-out and ashamed, as everyone chugs back their boozy eggnog. NO LONGER, I SAY!
Chocolate Bourbon Eggnog and M. Felix & Mr. Norton Cookies
adapted from a recipe given to me by Claire, the wine blogger from foodiePrints
Granted, I boozed the eggnog up just a little too much, but I've adjusted the amounts so that Santa doesn't get a DUI after visiting your house. We wouldn't want that.
3 eggs, room temperature
1/2 cup granulate sugar
2 cups heavy cream
3/4 cup dark chocolate, chopped
1 tsp cocoa powder
1/2 cup Bourbon
1 tbsp dark rum
Cayenne, nutmeg, cinnamon, for garnish (optional)
In a blender or with a hand-mixer, beat the eggs on high for 1 minute. Add the sugar and beat again for 3-5 minutes, until very pale yellow.
Pour the cream, chocolate, cocoa powder, bourbon and rum into a large saucepan and heat over medium-low heat. Do not let it boil. Whisk often until chocolate is melted and mixed in with the cream.
Pour the egg mixture into a large bowl and whisking constantly, add 1 tbsp at a time of the warm cream mixture to temper the eggs. If you add it all at ones, you'll make a big bowl of boozy scrambled eggs. BLECH! Once you've added 4-5 tbsp of the warm cream, you can pour the rest in slowly while whisking.
Ladle into mugs and top with a pinch of cayenne pepper nutmeg and cinnamon.
And don't forget to leave Santa some of your tasty Felix and Norton Cookies!
Disclaimer: Felix and Norton did not compensate me beyond providing the cookie dough. The reviews and opinions are mine and mine alone.
There are things happening outside. Right now. Have you stopped to have a look?
A week or two ago, I was saying to Amanda, my best friend, that I was afraid if I didn't stop to take a deep breath, and a long hard look at Spring, it would be August in a blink. For the first time in years, I'm really trying my best to take all of Spring in. Every earthy, wet smell, every blooming bud, every puddle, every cloud. Every day.
We've been lucky enough to have balconies in my past two apartments, the last being much more spacious than the current. I always knew that having a balcony would be valuble as far as apartments go, but I never anticipated how much time I would spend on a 4x6 hunk of wood. It's my kitchen, my living room, my dining room and my reading room for 5 months of the year. Last Friday, as we sat and felt the sun beat hard on our faces for the first time in 5 months, we rang in the first official balcony meet of the season, the sound of our glasses clinking acting as a starting gun for the race that is summer in Ottawa. A short lived, incredibly hot and humid 4 months that passes just as soon as it shows up.
While food plays a large part in the gatherings we have on our tiny balcony, drinks play a much larger role. It's where Amanda and I gather on Fridays, pour the drink of choice into a chilly, waiting glass, and recount the weeks frusterations and victories. The place where Sarp, Amanda's boyfriend, knows he can show up any time and find us, giggling like school girls about the most recent gossip and goings on of our lives, and where Mr GL can come home, crack open a beer and put his feet up knowing I haven't been sitting, tapping my watch in wait for him to come home. Yes, balcony days are here. And I welcome them with open arms, a deep relieved sigh, and a sip of something ice cold.
In celebration of balcony season, which I do hope you're all celebrating, I wanted to showcase a classic apertif/cocktail, to sip while you soak in the sun…. or clouds, or wind, or snow, or whatever. So long as it's enjoyed.
A Spritz, which is typically Prosecco (an Italian sparkling wine), Aperol (an orangey bitter liquer), and a squeeze or garnish of citrus, is the perfect cocktail for those of you, like myself, who can't take the sickeningly sweet cocktails that are ever so popular these days. Sometimes it feels like your mouth has been washed out with Kool Aid. Not that I have anything against Kool-Aid. I am a big fan, believe you me. But not for my cocktails. I like something refreshing, and light. The bitters, however, are new to me.
I wasn't able to find Aperol at my liquor store, so I settled on Campari, which is also known to be used in a Spritz. It's a orangey herbal bitter and is a flavour I was not expecting. The red colour of it lead me to believe it would be fruity and sweet, so when I decided to take a sip of it straight, to see what it tasted like by itself, I experienced the strong, bitter flavour that it's so well known for. A definite shock that became less intense by the sip. When I had a sip of the Prosecco on it's own, I felt like it was missing something. As I sit here now, sipping on my second, I'm increasingly surprised at how much I like the bitterness of the Campari mingled with the sweet Prosecco. The squeeze of orange is more of an after thought, but hard to ignore. It seems to bind it all together.
If you're looking for something new, or want to re-live a classic, mix yourself up a Spritz on the next sunny day. And don't forget to experience it all fully, be it on a balcony with your best friends, a stoop on your own, or a kitchen table with your family. Whatever your happy place may be, I'd love to hear how you enjoyed your aperitif.
Prosecco & Campari (Spritz)
makes 2 drinks
If you can't find Prosecco, a dry white wine or any sparkling wine will work well.
If you can find Aperol at your liquor store, try that before the Campari. It's apparently slightly sweeter.
2 ounces Campari
4 ounces Prosecco
2-4 slices of orange or grapefruit
Ice cubes
Add Campari to a lowball/martini glass (I used a martini for me and a lowball for Mr. GL…because martini glasses are sort of effeminate apparently!) and top with Prosecco and a slice or two of orange. Add an ice cube or two.
Enjoy with good friends and family. And maybe a pair of sunglasses.
Before I bid you adieu, I should also mention that my best friend Amanda's birthday is tomorrow. And because I love her dear, I wanted to wish her the most specialest of birthdays to the world (or at least to the few who read my rambles). She is a hero through and through in my life and one who lets me be whoever I want to be on any given week and she deserves the world over and over. So hi! Amanda! I love you! Happy Birthday!
(this is the only photo of us I can find that we are decent[ish], not yelling and not …. under the influence! I love you!)
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Don't know if it will get any better but I wouldn't think so. I seen numerous complaints about the same thing on the extreme shield. I have always be happy with Zagg HD shield on my previous devices and the rest of my family are happy with their HD and matte shields, but I haven't gotten around to putting one on my 5 as of yet. I do wish Zagg would go back to the edge to edge shields it looks so much better.
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That is what I bought my wife. She has yet to complain but it isthicker than the HD version for sure. Clarity on it is very goo though, I purchased that one for her for more protection. She has faux nails so I have no idea on generl ue but when I uses her phone I have not seen much difference from mine in the sensitivity aspect. Are you finding it missing taps or having to press harder? Maybe they would take it off and replace it with a HD version? BTW, your screen had no issues prior to putting it on, did it?
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Hi there,
I am trying to use ConfirmedPasswordField in a registration page. I have managed to get it to work, but now i want to impose some additional validation on the object eg set the min number of charachters to 8, enforce both numbers and letters be used etc.
I am trying to use it as follows, but it does not work:
class RegisterPage_Controller extends Page_Controller {
function Form() {
$member = new Member();
$fields = $member->getMemberFormFields();$actions = new FieldSet(
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);$password = new ConfirmedPasswordField ('Password', 'Password'); // this works
$password->setCanBeEmpty('false'); //this works
$password->setMinLenth('8'); // gives errors
$password->setMaxLenth('16'); // gives errors
$password->characterStrength(2, array('lowercase', 'uppercase', 'digits', 'punctuation'));$fields->insertAfter($password, "Email");
$validator = new RequiredFields('FirstName','Surname','Email','Password');$form = new Form($this, 'Form', $fields, $actions, $validator);
return $form;
}Please help, Thanx
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Ok thanks, i had tried those tutorials, but when i tested the validator it seemed asif it was not working. The problem was that error reporting was not on.
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Ok so it is working, but it is throwing out an exception that might freak a normal user out.
How do i get it to to display an error message on the page..i.e a template that explains the error to the user as apposed to an exception that looks like the webiste is not working?
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While Porsha Stewart's marriage with Kordell Stewart is on thin ice, NeNe Leakes is getting ready to get remarried to her ex Gregg. If Leakes sticks around for a sixth season of "Real Housewives of Atlanta," her wedding will certainly be a focal point.
Surprisingly, she says she will be inviting Kim Zolciak to the wedding despite the fact the pair have been on the outs for quite some time. They appear to be in reconciliation mode.
Here's the press release from In Touch:
In a new sit-down interview, NeNe opens up to In Touch about why after splitting with Gregg in 2010 and officially divorcing him in 2011, she's ready to give love another shot — with the same man! "This time around, we'll work together as a team more," NeNe coos to In Touch, on newsstands now.
Although the reality star and mother of two (she and Gregg have 14-year-old son, Brentt together) has plenty of on-camera diva tendencies, she assures In Touch she won't be a bridezilla before her "big fantasy wedding," set for this summer in Atlanta! "I want the wedding planner to take over and make all the decisions," NeNe confides in the new issue of In Touch, adding, "The most important thing about this wedding is the fact that Gregg and I have a second chance."
With her wedding approaching fast, NeNe — who is still interviewing dress designers and finalizing her guest list — has plenty of decisions to make and pounds to drop! "I will try to lose 10 pounds, but I don't want to be a skinny bride — I wanna be curvy!" the star says about her famous figure.
And as they plan their second marriage, Nene, 45, and Gregg, a 58-year-old real estate investor, are well aware of the problems that sabotaged their first. "When I started living my dream, things changed," NeNe says about her rise to fame, which took her from stay-at-home mom to reality TV to prime-time roles on Glee and The New Normal. "I started making more money than him. He'd say, 'You don't need me anymore,' but I did. I really did." NeNe admits that after learning how to navigate her way through the entertainment industry, she vows "to make more time for my family and communicate with Gregg about everything."
For more details on NeNe's summer nuptials, her bridal party and photos from her first wedding, pick up this week's issue of In Touch, on newsstands now!
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Armen, just make sure that every living Sarcasm Knight has access to your new job's phone number, so we can ring you at random while you are on the clock, which I can only imagine helped better your standing at Walmart. At least I used to ring Cody at the local bar...
actually harpuah, you are wrong. Employers look for people who work hard and are qualified. If they are interviewing for a position and they have four people unemployed and one person all ready employed in a lower paying job all with the same qualifications they will look at the person working over those who aren't. You look the opposite of desperate. You look like you are willing to work. After the first month of unemployment your job prospects get worse and worse. Its a fact. But if you are working even underemployed you have a better chance at a job and more pay. When you are unemployed for six months employers know you will take anything for a job. You can be picky while working. Harpuah, I have never had a problem getting a job and a raise on top of it by working. The joy of working is you get to be picky. Unemployment you don't.
I've looked into it... AEG currently has no available positions open at the Staples Center. However, since AEG is for sale, once that's completed (which should happen by the summer), I'd imagine that maybe there could openings there.
Sorry to hear you were let go, Tunick. Best of wishes for your future job. You'll find one, just hang in there!!
Unemployment update: 1) After a couple of hiccups, I got my first unemployment monies (in the form of a VISA debit card) in the mail earlier this week. About time. 2) That same day I also got a notice to appear in front of an administrative law judge this upcoming Monday in Pasadena to see if my case is up their standards/to see if I'll be getting more benefits. 3) I've applied to several places over the past 2 months, and so far I haven't got a single interview out of it... not 1! 4) Because the USA network airs marathons 3-4 times a week, I've watched more episodes of Law & Order: SVU in the past 50+ days than I had in the past 2 years... I can't get enough of that show.
Keep applying. They let you go at the worst possible time to find employment. January and Feb are pretty much almost always a bust. Things will pick up gradually. Hang in there. Make sure you show up for the hearing (show up fifteen minutes early). Dress nice and trim your beard. Bring every bit of paperwork you have. What they're going to look for is whether you had prior notice... like, if they gave you a piece of paper that said, "If you do _________ again, you will be fired." A lot of the time, the employer doesn't even show up, and you win by default.
I would start applying like a madman the beginning of March. By April, I think you'll get some calls for interviews. That's basically what I did last year and will do again this year.
I still have my Walmart firing papers, so there's that. And because of the appointment time (11:30am), and the fact that mom will have to drive me there (that's a bit embarrassing), we'll have to leave our place 90-120 minutes early just to be sure, since L.A. traffic is damn terrible.
Bring other paperwork, besides your termination papers... reviews, write-ups, etc... bring everything (go through it and put it in order so you know where and what everything is). Don't half-ass this.
I don't have other Walmart paper work... 90% my previous write ups over the years were done on company computers. Anything I hand wrote (I can only think of 2 instances of that happening) I had to give to a higher up, and I never got those back.
Is there a minimum to how many applications/interviews you must make in a week? State of Iowa required that I make a minimum of 2 applications/interviews/contacts per week to qualify for benefits. I was making anywhere from 8-10 per week, so it wasn't a problem for me, but I did have to document all of them and give account each week for what I did in order to qualify for unemployment. I'm assuming you've already done your research, but if not then I would advise you do everything you can to do so, especially with that hearing coming up.
Yeah after the New Year it's tough... Plus there's always that start up momentum thing where it seems like you have to send resumes for a month or two before the first bite.
California labor laws are a bit more relaxed. Just looking in the newspaper, internet or wherever the heck job openings are posted counts as looking for work, you don't actually have to go out on interviews. Talking to friends who have jobs about openings where they work counts as looking for work, too. The judges have ruled that the looking for work requirement be interpreted as liberally as possible. So, Tunick, any number of posts you've made in this thread count as looking for work.
@Kyle Katarn: I've yet to come across any required number for a job search so far here in California as it relates to benefits. @harpuah: It's the truth!
Even in Texas, the anti-California, the req'ts are light. If I recall sending a résumé for an open position covered you so it was really easy to meet the threshold.
That's right. All he has to do is show he's looking for work, he doesn't even have to get an interview or send in an application. And, Tunick, here's what not to do: A woman called today regarding our open position of Admin. Assistant. She didn't read the ad completely and asked how to apply. Needless to say, she will be screened out because the ad says submit resume with salary history and where to submit that information. If she can't even follow simple instructions like that, she won't be able to handle the job.
Tunes, as we have pointed out, it is a tough economy and the job hunt will in all likelihood be lengthy (and yes, frustratingly so). And as time goes by, as was pointed out to you (and to my wife very recently), you don't want to show a resume that shows a prolonged period of idleness between jobs. Do you have a pal or acquaintance that could serve as, well, an "employer" and reference in case it is needed?
I'd hire Tunes, as I've said before, based on 8 uninterrupted years of big box retail experience. Don't give up! I applied for 4 different Basspro manager jobs the other week and then we get this news that the Barnes & Noble original owner wants to buy and spin out the retail division. I like the sounds of this!
Here in Washington state, it's 3 documented contacts - job #, source, etc. When there's not 3 jobs in your field and it's been going on since 1st of May - it's damn tough. My brother's grant ended; he's in Calif and retired military - he is supposed to make 3 contacts a week as well, although I don't think he has to document them as I do. I've been "audited" once.
Yeah, there's that too. What's important is to keep busy or otherwise convince prospective employers that you ARE keeping busy.


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From left to right: Bashōsen, Shichiseiken, Kōkinjō, Benihisago.]] The {{translation|'''Treasured Tools of the Sage of the Six Paths'''|六道仙人の宝具|Rikudō Sennin no Hōgu}} are a set of powerful tools, said to have once been wielded by the [[Sage of the Six Paths]] himself. They are considered the most powerful ninja tools.<ref name="ch527">''Naruto'' chapter 527, pages 4-5</ref> Each of these items demonstrate unusual and distinctive abilities. However, their usage consumes an enormous amount of [[chakra]], so much so that a normal human could die if they used them. These five treasures were eventually gathered together by [[Kumogakure]] where they came into the possession of the [[Gold and Silver Brothers]]. As the siblings possessed immense chakra reserves and then later became imbued with a small amount of [[Kurama]]'s chakra, they were capable of wielding the treasures without fatal repercussions. [[File:Kohaku no Johei.png|thumb|left|Kohaku no Jōhei, the fifth tool.]] The brothers used their respective treasures both extensively and proficiently, even using them on one occasion to ambush the [[Second Hokage]] and [[Second Raikage]] simultaneously, resulting in [[Tobirama]] being left on the verge of death at the conclusion of the confrontation.<ref name="ch527"/> This circumstance was apparently achieved by utilising the treasures effectively in conjunction with one another, typically in order to place the siblings' opponents under a combination curse and sealing technique, which would see the permanent imprisonment of the victim if they were to repeat the word they spoke most frequently during their life, as long as a number of prerequisites are first met. 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90% of the people who know me or know of me on this site know about Rival's Story. If you know about Rival's Story, you probably know that it's been going on for a very long time now and, also, that it's approaching its final days.
I just thought you might all like to also know that I just finished writing the final chapter of Rival's Story - Chapter 100. I won't be releasing it just yet, you can see release dates on the contents page of the thread but I just wanted to post that I'm finished. It's a big moment for me.
I can't believe I'm done with Blue.


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Ordered a air fiter. The service was good and was delivered to my house by post. No sooner the payment was received, it was shipped. I wish to order the same item in a few months time.
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Having publicly supported Debbie Bertlin for weeks for Pos. 7 (on the Mercer Island City Council), I was surprised to receive a campaign postcard Thursday from the other candidate for that position quoting comments I had made in 2003. In November 2011, I will vote for Debbie. I urge Mercer Island citizens to elect Debbie, whose professional background and whose deeds in our city define her as our best choice for the Mercer Island City Council.
Myra Lupton
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[–]pwnwaffe 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Cool work.
[–]nitsuga[S] 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Thank you good sir.
[–]sedgrepawk -3 points-2 points-1 points 1 year ago
Catchy title. That's where the things I learned after seeing this ended.
Also, some things are just plain wrong. Like "there is no sound way" to do x. "Sound"....I do not think it means what you think it means.
[–]nitsuga[S] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Thanks for the input, I will change the word sound for another more appropriate. Do you care to elaborate what other things you consider plain wrong? I would like to approach them and fix them.
Also is there anything good in it?
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