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In 2007 the Dana Group released an online survey to the Shambhala community in an effort to find out why people do or do not give to their local center, land centers, and Shambhala core services. 600 members of the community responded. Below are the results.
Of the 600 survey participants 55.5% are female while 44.5% are male. 9% of them are under the age of 30 years old, 20% over the age of 60, while 71% are between 45 and 60.
15% of the participants listed that one child still resides with them, 8% two children, and 1.5% three. Many noted that their children have left the nest, so to speak.
The respondents' locations and home centers seems proportional to the membership size each center boasts. Of the 551 respondents who identified a home base 72 are from Halifax, 66 New York City, 48 Boulder, 29 Los Angeles, 24 Seattle, 23 Montreal, and so on. Overall 71 Shambhala Centers and Groups are represented. It should be noted that 17 participants are from Europe or South America.
The respondents were almost evenly spread out in terms of when they began practicing. 22% of those polled have been practicing for less than 5 years while another 22% have been practicing between 11 and 20 years. 17.5% have been practicing for 6-10, and another 17.5% 21-30. 12% have been practicing for over 30 years.
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The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals is reporting eight new West Nile cases this week, bringing this year's total number of cases to 21. This week's new infections include four cases of neuroinvasive disease, one each from Caldwell, Lafayette, Ouachita and Rapides parishes and four cases of West Nile fever, with two cases from Lafayette parish and one each from Calcasieu and Ouachita.
Humans contract West Nile when they are bitten by mosquitoes infected with the virus. When people are infected with West Nile, the virus will affect them one of three ways. West Nile neuroinvasive disease is the most serious type, infecting the brain and spinal cord. Neuroinvasive disease can lead to death, paralysis and brain damage. The milder viral infection is West Nile fever, in which people experience flu-like symptoms. The majority of people who contract West Nile will be asymptomatic, which means they show no symptoms. These cases are typically detected through blood donations or in the course of other routine medical tests.
About 90 percent of all cases are asymptomatic, while about 10 percent will develop West Nile fever. Only a very small number of infected individuals will show the serious symptoms associated with the neuroinvasive disease. Residents who are 65 years old and older are at higher risk for complications, but everyone is at risk for infection.
Last year, Louisiana reported 160 cases of West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease in the state, which is down from 2002's high of 204 cases of West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease. DHH has been tracking West Nile virus for more than a decade, and statistics about its occurrence in Louisiana can be found in DHH's weekly Arbovirus Surveillance Report, found on line at www.dhh.louisiana.gov/fightthebite.
This year, Ouachita Parish has reported five cases of neuroinvasive disease, Caldwell Parish has two cases, and Calcasieu, Lafayette and Rapides parishes each have one case of neuroinvasive disease.
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Chad Johnson was arrested for domestic violence Saturday night and more details of the incident are beginning to emerge. Initial reports stated Johnson allegedly headbutted his wife Evelyn Lozada after an argument started over a receipt for a box of condoms. Contrary to previous reports, though, it was Lozada who found the receipt for the box of condoms, not Johnson.
Now even more details have emerged with Izzy Gould of the Sun-Sentinal reporting that the incident occurred at the couple's home and Lozada alleges Johnson leaned over and head butted her while Johnson claims she leaned towards him and they butted heads. Lozada was treated on the scene for a laceration on her forehead before being transported to a local hospital.
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Robert Johnson, a former prison guard at the Yazoo Federal Correction Complex in Yazoo City, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for accepting a $5,000 bribe. Johnson was also ordered to pay a $1,500 fine.
Johnson pleaded guilty in November of 2012, and admitted accepting the bribe while employed as a corrections officer and using his official position to bring contraband to inmates.
U.S. Attorney Gregory Davis praised the efforts of the DOJ Office of Inspector General and the Federal Bureau of Prisons Office of Internal Affairs who investigated the case, as well as Assistant U.S. Attorney Mary Helen Wall who prosecuted the case.
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Buccaneers GM Mark Dominik prepared the team's fans for the potential disappointment that will come when the Bucs are not major players for the top available players when free agency begins March 5. He announced that Tampa Bay will focus mostly on the draft to build the club this offseason and will not use franchise or transition tags on any of its own free agents. Dominik said ownership had not told him he couldn't go after a top free agent, but that he thinks the best way to build the team is through the draft, where the Bucs will have five of the first 99 picks. While their attention is on this year's class of rookies, adding some lower-tier free agents is still something the Bucs will consider and, as he showed last season by dealing second- and fifth-round picks for TE Kellen Winslow, Dominik isn't afraid to make a swap if he finds a player he wants who is available.
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From cattle to pillow fights, our cameramen focused on it all (From Banbury Cake)
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From cattle to pillow fights, our cameramen focused on it all
6:00pm Saturday 12th April 2014 in News By Leah McLaren, Picture Editor
CAN you spot the odd one out in our first picture?
Damian Halliwell was out photographing the farming minister, George Eustice, when he visited Step Farm in Faringdon.
From the selection of pictures Damian gave me, it was clear that he'd covered all the usual bases but the one aspect of his pictures that kept emerging was the lonely brown cow surrounded by black and white 'cousins'.
Well done for being so observant Damian, I'm a sucker for a quirky animal picture.
Readers send their pictures to me every day and they can vary from a blurred, unusable picture to a stunning one like this, above.
Tim Hall from Jericho took this picture on his iPhone and managed to capture the beautiful colours in the sunset while leaving the buildings in silhouette.
Many of us here in the office complimented his picture and we proudly placed it on our letters page the following day.
Out of all the flash mobs I have seen, this one, above, has to be my favourite.
When I send a photographer out to these, as much fun as they are to watch, neither of us can be sure if it will make a great picture.
Antony Moore went along to the Sheldonian Theatre last Saturday to find crowds smacking their pillows into one another to celebrate International Pillow Fight Day.
It made a great fun picture that ended up going on the front page.
- Iain Atkin with pups Leah and Lola
They say to never work with children or animals, but photographers have to tackle both and quite often at the same time! You never know how the picture will turn out as their behaviours can be so unpredictable.
However, Jon Lewis went to see the new manager, Iain Atkin, of Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary at Stadhampton, and he managed to get this effortless and relaxed pose of Iain and two six-week old pups, Leah and Lola.
How can you not love these puppy dog eyes?
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Work has taken place in Frideswide Square this week to remove the ghastly fatberg which has caused misery for motorists driving in to the city.
Photographer Jon Lewis tried to get a different view on it all.
This picture was taken from the top of the Royal Oxford Hotel and gave a great vantage point.
However, as you can see, this great idea didn't pay off this particular time – there is no traffic!
- Maryse Brand
We have so many exhibitions in Oxford it's hard to keep up and keep new imaginative pictures coming in.
Dave Fleming has been to the Ashmolean Museum to photograph the launch of a post-war, contemporary exhibition, called Art Belongs to the People.
Director of the Hall Art Foundation, Maryse Brand, is pictured in front of the colourful work and I particularly love the miniature suit that is hanging behind.
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Prisoners with amnesia awake in an empty jail where they are free to roam about. In the beginning each person awakes to their surroundings. Their eyes are blurry but they can make out a toilet. A sink. Sheets at the end of their beds. Each cell has a single door. The door is unlocked. When each person leaves their respective cells they see a name on the door. This is the only way the people know what their names are.
They are fed once a day through an opening in the ceiling 15 feet above them. With nothing to do the 3 men wonder the different hallways attempting to find their way out and what is going on.
As the plot thickens it turns out that one of the 'prisoners' were put on the inside to keep an eye on the others. Eventually the three men break out and 2 of them are mortally wounded. The last man to die is the one sent to keep an eye on the others. He tells the last guy everything that is going on.
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Browns second-year DT Phil Taylor had his torn left pectoral muscle surgically repaired on Wednesday, and the surgery "went well," club vice president of media relations Neal Gulkis told the Akron Beacon Journal.
Also, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer quoted an anoynmous source as saying that "everybody's optimistic (Taylor is) going to have a significant impact on the team this season."
Taylor, 24, started all 16 games in 2011, recording 59 tackles and four sacks. He suffered the injury last week.
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In Taylor and Ahtyba Rubin, the Browns have one of the NFL's better DT tandems. Taylor is one of the cornerstones of the defense, and anything he can give the defense this season would help. That said, Taylor's recovery time will be "more months than weeks," head coach Pat Shurmur said last week.


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A suspect is in extremely critical condition after an Omaha officer shot him multiple times.
Police said the man is involved in a meth ring.
An Omaha undercover detective shot Jason Welch, 34, on Friday at a Walgreens.
Police said Welch was the passenger in a car that began ramming into a detective's car.
Officers said they yelled for the driver to stop and saw Welch reach towards the floor board.
Police thought he was grabbing a gun.
"He fired three times as he feared Mr. Welch was armed and reaching for a weapon," Todd Schmaderer, Omaha Police Chief, said.
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Do We Avoid Suffering at All Costs?
On a new "Ancient Paths," Fr. James Guirguis, pastor of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in New Hartford, New York, shares from Matthew 10 and 19. In the same way that Christ did not avoid suffering or run away from pain, so we too must endure, and even embrace, the cross that we must bear.
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Elton John Postpones Concert Tour Due to Appendicitis
By Adam Hetrick
Tony Award-winning songwriter Elton John has postponed his current European concert engagements due to appendicitis, according to a post on the entertainer's website.
John, who was to perform in Hyde Park on July 12 as part of the Barclaycard British Summer Time Festival, recently sought the care of doctors after falling ill during the tour. John (Aida, The Lion King, Billy Elliot) was diagnosed with an appendix abscess surrounding retrocaecal appendicitis.
He will undergo surgery in the coming weeks and is expected to resume his tour once he is fully recovered.
"Elton is incredibly disappointed to postpone these tour dates. To know that he made such super-human efforts and continued to perform to thousands through his illness only confirms his dedication to his European fans. He is eager to be back on top form and return to play the remaining shows starting in early September 2013," a spokesperson for John said in a statement.
John and his longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin were recently honored by the Songwriters Hall of Fame with the Johnny Mercer Award. Tony Award winner John has penned the stage musicals Aida, Billy Elliot and The Lion King. He was among the producers of the Tony-nominated play Next Fall. John and Taupin collaborated on the short-lived 2006 musical Lestat based on the Anne Rice novel.
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As noted all over the basketball world, Metta World Peace will be returning from his seven-game suspension to play Game 7 for the Los Angeles Lakers against the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night. The Lakers surely hoped World Peace's return would come sometime in the second round against the Oklahoma City Thunder, but alas, they have not been able to put away a suddenly-confident Nuggets team.
So, instead, World Peace has to come and save the day for the Lakers on Saturday. We're not exactly sure how World Peace plans to re-introduce himself to the Lakers, Nuggets and NBA fans everywhere. However, we here at SB Nation have obtained a copy of something World Peace recorded of himself as he was brainstorming ideas.
Sorry, JaVale McGee, it just got real. Good luck.
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A Gering man who Attorney General Jon Bruning says had thousands of child pornography images on his computer will serve seven years in prison after his sentencing by U.S. District Judge Richard Kopf for receiving and distributing child pornography Attorney General Jon Bruning said the case against 30 year old year old Thomas Schildt was the largest child pornography case his office had investigated.
A press release from the U.S. Attorney's office says Bruning's Rural Cybercrime Unit discovered child pornography being shared online from an IP address assigned to Schildt's home. During the execution of a search warrant on November 16, 2011, members of the RCU and Gering Police Department, found more than 15,000 sexually explicit images of young children on an external hard drive in Schildt's room. The images included children, some as young as 3 years of age, engaged in various sexual acts and bondage.Schildt admitted to downloading the files according to court documents.
Schildt admitted to downloading the files according to court documents. After his release from prison Schildt will begin a ten year term of supervised release and will be required to register as a sex offender.
Schildt had faced trial on three counts of possessing child pornography and three counts of distributing child pornography before they were dismissed after the filing of federal charges
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- Getters and Setters
- The Truth About Value Types
- Converting a concatenated String into String.Format
- Enumerating Through XML Elements Using LINQ-to-XML
- Redlining C#'s Dynamic Features
- Links to Scott Guthrie's Using LINQ to SQL Tutorials
- NuPack brings package management to Microsoft .NET
- Some Best Practices for C# Application Development (Explained)
Visual Studio
- A Visual Guide to speeding up Visual Studio 2008/2010
- 5 Easy Tips to Reduce and Refactor Your Code with Resharper
- 5 (more) Easy Tips to Reduce and Refactor your Code with Resharper (Tips 6-10)
- Patch for VS 2010 "Scrolling Context Menu"
- Our Visual Studio Extensions hit over 20,000 downloads!
- Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools Released
- Develop for Adobe Flash/Flex in Amethyst for Visual Studio
- Amethyst, a Flex IDE for Microsoft Visual Studio Released
- Visual Studio 2010 Keyboard Shortcuts
- Search and Navigation Tips/Tricks with Visual Studio
- Debugging Tips with Visual Studio 2010
- Windows Phone 7 MVVM Template for Visual Studio
- Visual Studio Tip => Run to cursor
- jQuery Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010
- The 'third way' in creating engaging presentations? PptPlex brings canvas functionality to PowerPoint
- Updates: ProcDump v2.0, Process Monitor v2.92, and a new Mark's Blog Post
- Getting Started with NDepend 3
- 12 Absolutely and Insanely Essential Utilities For Programmers
- 40 Hour Work Week at Microsoft
- CSLA 4 release
- Extension Methods and the Debugger
- Creating a Collection from Singletons and Collections using LINQ
- Code-First Development with Entity Framework 4
- Book Review: WCF 4.0 Multi-tier Services Development with LINQ to Entities
- Prototypes and Inheritance in JavaScript
- New Features in Fiddler 184.108.40.206 Beta
- Use jQuery to Create a Tag Cloud
- Northwind 2010 Web Database is now available
- Override SaveViewState Custom Controls - Cautious
- Optimize Viewstate and Enum
- Transferring large data when using Web Services
- 25 Beautiful Examples of jQuery and CSS Drop-down Menu Tutorials
- 20 Smashing jQuery WebApps
Visual Studio
- Visual Studio 2010 Keyboard Shortcuts/Keybinding Cards v2 – More page size options, more content, fewer faces
- Solution Navigator in Productivity Power Tools Update
- Productivity Power Tools: A MUST Have
- Visual Studio Solution Navigator
- VS 2010 Productivity Power Tools Update (with some cool new features)
- Would you like some Ultimate [Ranger] Architecture Guidance? There's a Visual Studio Gallery page for that…
- Visual Studio 2010 Guidance – What's changed and what's coming?
- Feature Builder v1.0 Released (Remember, this is the tool that helps build tools… The Power Tool for Visual Studio Power Tools)
- CodePlex.Snippets 4.0 - Visual Studio 2010 Code Snippets for C# Developers
- Recommended ISO Tools
- Multiple Signatures in GMail for Different E-Mail Addresses
- Does your DEMO laptop with Intel Core i3/i5/i7 CPU bluescreens?
- The World Cup Summarized as a Visio Diagram
- C# Fundamentals: The Joys and Pitfalls of Enums
- An Extensive Examination of LINQ: Extending LINQ - Adding Query Operators
- Floating point numbers and string representations
- Unit Tests and LINQ Queries
- Recursive Descent Parser using LINQ: The Augmented Backus-Naur Form Grammar
- Working with Zip Files in .NET [Richard Lee]
- Null Or Empty Coalescing
- Great Uses of Using Statement in C#
- Testing Email Sending
- July 9th Links: ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, Silverlight, WPF, VS 2010
- Introducing "Razor" – a new view engine for ASP.NET
- New Embedded Database Support with ASP.NET
- Great Ways to Learn jQuery
- Introducing WebMatrix
- Microsoft WebMatrix in Context and Deploying Your First Site
- 25 Incredibly Useful CSS Tricks You Should Know
- Creating Bar Graphs using jQuery UI
- A Handful of Great jQuery Articles…
Visual Studio
- VS 2010 productivity improvements - Part I
- VS 2010 productivity improvements, Part II
- VS 2010 Productivity Improvements, Part III
- VS 2010 Productivity Improvements, Part IV
- VS 2010 tabs appearance improvements
- Small bug in Visual Studio Pro Power Tools
- ReSharper Shortcut for Context-Sensitive Unit-Test Running
- LINQPad Has Replaced Snippet Compiler in my ToolBox
- Sometimes an enum is not the best idea
- Conditional Attribute
- Checking For Empty Enumerations
- C#: System.Lazy and the Singleton Design Pattern
- C# 4.0/BCL 4 Series: C# 4 Named Parameters
- C# 4.0/BCL 4 Series: C# 4 Optional Parameters
- Caveats of C# 4.0 optional parameters
- Linq To Dataset: Display the contents of several tables in a data control
- Spicing Up Your Website With jQuery Goodness
- It's Here! Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0 Ship
- What's new in ASP.NET 4.0: Core Features
- MVC 2 Presentation – Final Demo
- Sesame Data Browser: filtering, sorting, selecting and linking
- HTML5 should not mean "Requires Safari"
- Using LinqPad to Query OData Services – Screencast
- Rich Tooltips With jQuery
- Using transactions with LINQ-to-SQL
- Tabbed Content with Navigation using jQuery UI
- Mouseless Browsing
- HTML5 And Flash: Why It's Not A War, And Why Flash Won't Die
- 35 jQuery Tutorials You Must Know
- ASP.NET Page Curls using jQuery
- Overview of XSLT
Visual Studio
- Free download: Visual Studio 2010 Pro Power Tools
- Silverlight 4 Tools for VS 2010 and WCF RIA Services Released
- Visual Studio 2010 Productivity Power Tool Extensions
- The Best Visual Studio 2010 Productivity Power Tools, Power Commands and Extensions
- The Ultimate Visual Studio 2010 Resources Page
- ReSharper snippet for a Custom Exception
- ReSharper PowerToys gone OSS
- Announcing the first Visual Studio Pro Power Tools!
- VSGesture v2 for VS 2010 – Adding mouse gesture support to VS 2010 (No, not those "hand gestures" I see you doing at your screen… ;)
- VS 2010 productivity improvements, Part II
- Code Rush Vs. ReSharper
- Make the Visual Studio 2010 IDE colors look like Visual Studio 2008
- New Tool: Sysinternals RAMMap v1.0
- Updates: Coreinfo v2.1, Process Monitor v2.91, Disk Usage v1.34 and a book Making it Big in Software
- Update: Autoruns v10.01
- Wanna Job? Where is your online CV?
- What is PowerPivot?
- PowerPivot is the analysts/managers killer app
- Office 2010 Professional Plus (Top 10 reasons to upgrade)
- Disable Password Complexity/Expiration etc. Policy on Windows Server 2008
- How to Write Crisp and Effective Emails
- Mapping a SkyDrive Folder in Windows Explorer II (an even easier way than before)
- Resurrecting User Interface Prototypes (Without Creating Zombies)
- Scroll Banner or Text in Silverlight
- Simplify, Shorten and Speed Up Your LINQ Statements with "Let" (blog.nitriq.com)
- Entity Framework 4.0 POCO Classes and Data Services
- C# 4.0/BCL 4 Series: Complex numeric type
- C# 4.0/BCL 4 Series: BigInteger
- C# 4.0/BCL 4 Series: System.Tuple
- REST to Objects in C#
- Use Extension method to write cleaner code
- All the posts in LINQ series
- Exploring LINQ #3
- 5 CSS Methods to Style a Block with Background
- jQuery - Handling Events using jQuery
- Understanding CSS Specificity
- jQuery Templates and Data Linking (and Microsoft contributing to jQuery)
- AJAX in 5 minutes using jQuery
- Using CSS with JSON
- jQuery plugin that adds a gmail-like confirm-before-exit feature to a form
- HTML5 Readiness Chart
- HTML 5 : An introduction to its features
- CSS 2.1 and CSS 3 Help Cheat Sheets (PDF)
Visual Studio
- Visual Studio 2010 - Faster Startup with /nosplash
- Visual Studio Gives You Tooltip Support with Resource Files
- Visual Studio 2010 Keyboard Shortcut Posters Available
- Customizing the Visual Studio 2010 Start Page
- Pinning Projects and Solutions with Visual Studio 2010
- Visual Studio 2010 – My Favorite Features
- Visual Studio 2010 Simulcast (Part 3 of 6): SharePoint and Office Development
- Visual Studio 2010 Simulcast (Part 4 of 6): Windows Development
- Visual Studio 2010 Simulcast (Part 5 of 6): Web and Cloud Development
- Visual Studio 2010 Simulcast (Part 6 of 6): Windows Phone 7 Development
- Visual Studio 2010 Extension Manager (and the new VS 2010 PowerCommands Extension)
- Debug It!
- SharpDevelop 3.2
- Passwords you CAN write down? Secure passwords that you can carry in your wallet, PasswordCard to the rescue.
- Balsamiq: Sample Architecture Mockup
- Layering enumerators
- Reactive Framework Getting your LINQ on
- C#: Adding Functionality to 3rd Party Libraries With Extension Methods
- LINQ and Aggregate function
- High Performance JavaScript
- Is the Future of the Web HTML5
- What's Wrong With CSS
- April 30th Links: ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Visual Studio 2010
- Tip: Replacing Html.Encode Calls With New Html Encoding Syntax
- Create a Simple Interactive CSS Button with jQuery
- jQuery Masonry – the answer to vertical flow layout
- Custom Table Headers With the ASP.NET GridView Control
- 40 Useful jQuery Techniques and Plugins
- Playing with aspx page cycle using JustMock
- 15 Excellent CSS Grid Systems For Web Designers
- HTML 5 Presentation
Visual Studio
- Visual Studio color schemes Repository
- What's New In Visual Studio 2010
- Download and Share Visual Studio Color Schemes
- Your Visual Studio 2010 Dream Machine
- The Best of Visual Studio 2010: Using the Call Hierarchy (C# Only)
- Balsamiq: age Break Strip / Tear / Rip
- Save Significant Disk Space by Setting MaxPatchCacheSize to 0
- 10 New UX Books To Look Out for in 2010
- Reach out and touch your PowerPoint - pptPlex updated, says hello to PowerPoint 2010 and Windows 7 Multitouch
- Tip: Use Evernote to remember the people you meet
- Top 10 Reasons to invest in MSDN Subscriptions
- Updates: LiveKd v4.0, AccessChk v5.0, LogonSessions v1.2 and serveral PsTools and a new Mark's Blog Post - The Case of the Printing Failure
- Reactive Framework Building an IObservable Event Generator
- Reactive Framework Why bother
- Lambda's for .NET made easy…
- C#: LINQ vs foreach - Round 1.
- Working with Joins in LINQ
- Leveraging the Power of Typed DataSets, IEnumerable<>, and LINQ
- Using C# 4.0's DynamicObject as a Stored Procedure Wrapper
- So You'd Like to Send Some Email (Through Code)
- Every Binary Tree There Is
- C# Extension Methods - To Extend or Not To Extend...
- 30 Pure CSS Alternatives to JavaScript
- Accessible Showing and Hiding
- Animated Landscape Using CSS and jQuery
- jQuery Feature Carousel Plugin
- 15 CSS Habits to Develop for Frustration-Free Coding
- Quick Tip: HTML5 Features you Should be Using Right Now
- Create auto-complete using jquery and css
Visual Studio
- Box Selection and Multi-Line Editing with VS 2010
- Updated Blue and Dark Visual Studio 2010 Themes
- ReSharper 5.0's LINQ Refactoring Continues to be Amazing!
- Visual Studio 2010 Zooming – Keyboard Commands, Global Zoom
- Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4 Released
- Jinx: Visual Studio plug-in for debugging multi-threaded code
- Enable or Disable All Breakpoints
- 8 things I wish everyone knew about email
- Hidden Windows 7 Wallpaper
- Outlook 2010 Does Not Work with Windows Server 2003 POP3 Service
- Using Windows Explorer & SkyDrive without ANY 3rd party software (not even Office 2010!)
- Syncing iPhone with iTunes via WiFi -
- Balsamiq: 3D Button presses
- Fixing the Desktop Icon Drop Shadow Problem on Windows Server 2008
- No Crystal Ball Required
- eBooks on iPad vs. Kindle: More Debate than Smackdown
- My Favorite iPad Apps….So Far
- The Evolution Of C#
- Precision and accuracy of DateTime
- The performance implications of IEnumerable vs. IQueryable
- ASP.NET 4 - Breaking Changes and Stuff to be Aware of
- Implementation Focus: Vitalist, a Getting Things Done (GTD) Web App Built with YUI 2
- New <%: %>Syntax for HTML Encoding Output in ASP.NET 4 (and ASP.NET MVC 2)
- Optional Parameters and Named Arguments in C# 4 (and a cool scenario w/ ASP.NET MVC 2)
Visual Studio
- Announcing availability of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4
- Visual Studio 2010 Tip: Navigate to functionality
- JavaScript Intellisense Improvements with VS 2010
- Things to install on a new machine – revisited
- Xbox 360 System Update – USB Memory Support
- Microsoft 2010 Launch Events
- Microsoft Office File Formats and Protocols documentation updated for Office 2010 (Think "Now with added 'X' flavor… DocX, PptX, XlsX, etc")
- Some Last-Minute New C# 4.0 Features
- Simplify Your Code with LINQ
- A C# implementation of the CallStream pattern
- LINQ: Single vs. First
- 6 Awesome CSS & JQuery Image Controls
- 5 Steps Toward jQuery Mastery
- Remove All Stylesheets from a Page using jQuery
- JavaScript TreeView v1.2
Visual Studio
- Announcing the Feature Builder Power Tool for Visual Studio 2010 (Preview)
- Visual Studio 2010: Making TDD Just a Little Easier
- Navigate Quickly with JustCode and Ctrl+Click
- Tips and Tricks: Visual Studio 2010 Image Library
- Updates: Process Explorer v12.01
- Large Text File Viewer v5.2 Released - A portable utility to open very large, 1GB+, text files quickly…
- An example of lightweight To Do management with OneNote
- Should managers know how to code?
- Gmail Refresh POP Accounts
- Saving power on the go – getting your laptop battery to last all day
- Quick way to search for characters in a string without using regex or loops
- Updated the CsvFileTester for Jet 4.0
- Compare two XML Files using .Net
- Adding the ForEach(Action) to IEnumerable
- 20 Helpful jQuery Methods you Should be Using
- Creating an OData API for StackOverflow including XML and JSON in 30 minutes
- 75 RSS Feeds Every Designer Should Follow
- Performance Tip #2: Iterating Over Node Collections
- Windows Azure Platform
- 19 CSS html calendars for your next web application
- March 21st Links: ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, AJAX, Visual Studio, Silverlight
- jQuery UI 1.8 adds position, button, autocomplete, new widget factory, lighter core
- Most Practical CSS Cheat Sheet Yet
- Grid Accordion with jQuery | CSS-Tricks
- Understanding the CSS Float Property
- Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – jQuery Live Event Integration
Visual Studio
- Taming Goliath: Selling UX to Large Companies (part 1 of 2)
- Taming Goliath: Collaboration with Large Companies (part 2 of 2)
- Preview Code Files in Windows 7
- 10 Questions to Ask Your New Manager
- Saving power on the go – getting your laptop battery to last all day
- Be a Better Developer 5 – Being a Salesperson
- How to : Disable Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows 2008
- Developing Functional Specifications based on the UML Model
- USB Memory Support for the Xbox 360 coming April 6th
- Updates: Process Explorer v12, VMMap v2.62, DiskView v2.4
- 7 Qualities That Makes A Awesome User Interface
- Events get a little overhaul in C# 4, Part III: Breaking Changes
- How to use String.Format in PowerShell?
- C# with keyword equivalent
- Do not name a class the same as its namespace, Part Three
- Do not name a class the same as its namespace, Part Four
- Convert Xml tree to a string quickly using .NET framework.
- LINQ to Object Part #4: Querying Non- IEnumerable collections
- Why is JSON so popular? Developers want out of the syntax business.
- Logging Exceptions in .NET Applications
- patterns & practices Web Client Developer Guidance
- Implementing Effects in JQuery
- Events in JQuery
- 25 Out of the Box Tutorials powered by jQuery and CSS3
- Showing Progress Bar Using jQuery
- Basic CSS3 Techniques That You Should Know
- 20 Firefox Plug-ins for Web Designers and Developers
- 8 Common CSS Mistakes and How to Fix Them
- 47 CSS Tips & Tricks To Take Your Site To The Next Level
- Previewing AlloyUI, a YUI 3-based Component Library from Liferay
- Comparison of Architecture presentation patterns MVP(SC),MVP(PV),PM,MVVM and MVC
- Analytic charts & grids in PerformancePoint Services
- SQL Style Extensions for C#
- Using PowerShell to demo PowerShell via PowerShellPoint! (aka "PowerPoint for PowerShell'ers…" or "We don't need no stink'n PowerPoint to present PowerShell!")
- Strengthening your domain: Encapsulated collections
- Determining Whether a String Is Contained Within a String Array (Case Insensitive)
- .Net, Native, P/Invoke marshaling just like magic… "Marshaling with C# Pocket Reference" (Think "Marshalling Guide for the Busy Dev Guy")
- Do not name a class the same as its namespace, Part One
- Do not name a class the same as its namespace, Part Two
- WPF and Text Blurriness, now with complete Clarity
- LINQ to Object Part #2: Filtering and Sorting
- Single Page Interface Pattern
- Introduction to the Reactive Extensions for JavaScript – jQuery Integration
- Using Delegate and Undelegate in jQuery 1.4.2
Visual Studio
- VS2010 IDE Colors Extension
- Some VS 2010 RC Updates (including patches for Intellisense and Web Designer fixes)
- Programming Practices: Part 1 – Watching from a distance
- 15 Desktop & Online Wireframing Tools
- Windows 7 Tip of the Week: Full Screen Toggle
- The cult of busy
- Release: VMware Workstation 7.0.1 / Player 3.0.1
- Extend VM's hard disk (in Windows) – Part 2
- The Weekly Source Code 51 - Asynchronous Database Access and LINQ to SQL Fun
- Thou Shalt not Iterate! : Part 2
- RIA Problems You Never Expected: RPC Spaghetti
- jQuery Sliding Menu (AKA Lavalamp Menu)
- 25 Excellent jQuery Tutorials for Navigation Menu
- Tag Cloud with jQuery Effect
- How jQuery is Killing Flash + jQuery Tutorials & Plugins to Beat Up Flash Animations
- Insert xml string into XmlDocument
- Thou Shalt not Iterate! : Part 1
- How to implement paging with LINQ
- LINQ to XML Part 1 - XAttribute Class
- LINQ to XML Part 4: Different way of Parsing string to create XML tree
- LINQ to XML Part 5: Catching Parsing Exceptions
- jQuery LED Banner - fun with jQuery!
- Pre-populate a textbox using jQuery
- 50+ CSS Techniques Designers Should Know
- Drag and Drop table rows between tables with JQuery UI
- 101 on jQuery Selector Performance
- Create a .NET Web Service from WSDL file --> Reverse Engineering
- WCF Data Services and jQuery
- Three new navigation design patterns
- jqBarGraph – display data as graphs jQuery plugin
Visual Studio
- Is your computer running slow, battery running out quickly?
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Brutal Legend
Mr. Dark
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 1:53 am
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My review is coming, I'm a little past where Floydian is now. Going to try to plow through the rest tonight. Can't stop just wandering around finding cool shit. The game has Brian Posehn in it. As, well, Brian Posehn. That right there should give you an idea where the 'awesome' meter is set at.
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Floydian Trip
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 2:16 pm
Joined: 10 Aug 2008
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'Til your review gets here. Here's Dave's....
After sitting atop my Most Wanted list for 3 consecutive Year in Review issues; a day at Double Fine to sample the goods for a pair of covers, a close encounter of the GWAR kind at this years Comic-Con, and playing untold hours since the first playable arrived, Brutal Legend is now, officially, out. What the f**k am I supposed to do now? After two tours on 360, once my PS3 campaign comes to a close... all the serpents unbound, landmarks viewed, artifacts gathered, and heads banged--what then? How do I break it to Ironheade that Im leaving for good? And wholl look after The Deuce? Ive got a ton of Tribute invested in that car. ...I suppose Ill just march around kickin ass until EA and Double Fine decide to drop in some DLC... Theres much to see, hear and do after Brütal Legend ends but first things first...
Since the first video game forged from the fiery furnace of heavy metal isnt closed captioned for the metal impaired, its important to note that while Brütal Legend pays homage to the heyday of Heavy Metal, spoofs Hair (a.k.a. Pop) Metal, basks in the hollows of Black Metal, and drives a knee into the ball sack of the Second Wave of American Tween Melodic Rap Metalcore, it never veers anywhere near typical video game spoofery or cliché.
Brutal Legend plays like its pouring out of Tim Schafers head and Jack Blacks persona; two men unquestionably reared on 70's Metal, funneled through a studio full of ultra talented like-minded designers, artists, writers, and programmers. Of the many universes swirling around in Mr. Schafers head, anyone whos rattled around in there will tell you that no matter what the premise, he goes for broke...his way. Like all the best story tellers, wherever he landed in the entertainment canon he was destined to shine brightly. Lucky for us he found a way to become the master of his own little universe in the game industry.
I dont like point-and-click adventures. I dont hate them; I just dont see the, er, point. Im not real big on the whole mouse and keyboard thing either, yet I was compelled to buy a gaming rig for the sole purpose of pointing and clicking my way through Grim Fandango. What choice did I have? It wasnt like the master of all things point-y and click-y was about to do a complete 180 and start making console-based platformers. I still check my game stash regularly to make sure I didnt dream playing Psychonauts; but a game based on Heavy Metal, the very foundation on which my youth was chiseled? No way.. yeah way.
After sampling the first 30 minutes or so earlier this year, I had Brutal Legend pegged as an open-world/linear-adventure hybrid, although it definitely settles into an open-world groove soon after. Its definitely not your average open-world game though. In fact its not your average anything.
youve ever been to a Licorice Pizza or own (or owned) an album collection containing Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest or any other larger-than-life band before the music industry bit the big dog-doo snow cone, its easy to see where Eddie Riggs is coming from. While there are still great bands around in our world (including a few of the old guard like Scorpions, Metallica, and Rush) in Eddies world the age of metal gods like Judas Priest and Black Sabbath is 100% dead...just like Eddie, after the best opening cinema, following the best opening sequence EVER. Next stop, the temple of Ormagöden, the Fire God whose obliterated carcass brought new life to the world as youre about to come to know it.
Once youve escaped the temple with the Separator (Eddies axe) and Clementine (Eddies other axe) Brütal Legend begins to take shape once youve freed the headbangers (Ironheade) and delivered some very special bass strings to the Killmaster; essentially building your army and saving your girl, Ophelia, who was injured saving the Razor Girls from Lionwhytes Pleasure Tower (its complicated), its onto your first stage battle.
Stage Battles are both tactical and action packed; more or less so depending on the difficulty setting you select. On Gentle, theyre mostly action, with light tactics; on Normal about 50/50; and on Brutal, well, good luck getting through Lionwhytes Sanctuary of Sin. Stage Battles incorporate simple D-pad commands for recruiting along with soloing and melee combat, and are a major part of the Brutal Legend dynamic, driving both the story and progression through the world. With opposing concert stages on either side, its all about gaining and maintaining control of the Fan Geysers in between, by building Merch Towers over them that feed them to the stage. The more fans you amass, the more legions you can recruit, and legions rule. Headbangers, Razor Girls, Roadies, Headsplitters, Metal Beasts, Thunderhogs, Fire Barons...Eddie has a Double Team move with each, can attack solo, or when hes not soloingplaying power chords for various attacks and tacticscan simply fly around and direct. Whered he get the wings? Lets just say they run in the family. The Rock Crusher is definitely the star of the show though. A massive assault vehicle armed with pyro mortars that rain death from the sky, portable speaker stacks to motivate nearby troops, and a front spinning crusher that will churn all comers into creamy mulch; its the best tool in the shed by far.
If Eddie affects the world around him in many ways. By discovering and playing the Relic Raiser solo in front of Tab Slabs he begins to rack up more solos, displayed on a handy wheel. Just spin, point and play... There are solos for summoning the Deuce, melting facesso lovely, invoking your own private sunrise, or even calling down a certain flaming zeppelin you might recognize. Raising giant supercharged Hemis that pepper the landscape, your subterranean parking comes complete with its own Guardian of Metaland who do you suppose that could be? Yes, the Oz man himself sells you Deuce, Clementine, and Separator upgrades. Parts, paint, weapons, strings, new moves...if youve got the Fire Tribute hes got the power. Fire Tribute is awarded for completing core and secondary missions or by interacting with the vast wilderness around you. Raising Buried Metal for instance adds new songs to your playlist while launching the Deuce off natural ramps through Lightning Plug swarms renders Tribute. Theres so much to do and see in the world and so many places to discover, the exploration is a game unto itself.
Secondary missions are plentiful and like everything else: Metal as can be. If youre in a hurry, say, gearing up for a crucial Stage Battle, ambushes are quick n dirty fun. Set the light of the Metal Gods (your waypoint) for the nearest Ironheade Sneak Attack and help your Headbangers keep the peace. Elsewhere the individual/story driven asides are what really shine. Race the Battered Plains pits Eddie against Fletus, a bug-eyed demon that drives a Big Daddy Roth-style Funny Car called the Squealer in an ongoing racing rivalry (do it for the sauce) that never gets old; in Summon Fiery Death, Eddie marks the spot for The Cannoniers missiles (Gass who?); and in Overslaughter, Eddie goes mano e mano with the Hunter, killing way to many indigenous creatures. The last creature Eddie kills shows up whenever he plays the Call of the Wild solo so, think about it. And do ride the Razorfire Boars.
Like all of Tim Schafers games, the heart and soul of Brütal Legend is its story... And while Brütal Legend may start out seeming decidedly straightforward for a Schafer yarn, the first kiss changes everything, but nothing will prepare you for the twists ahead. By games end youll feel like Brütal Legend is home and home will seem empty without it. You might not expect much from a story about an old-school Metal roadie transported to a parallel universe where his skills turn the tide in humanitys struggle against its demonic oppressors (unless of course you know the Milkman) but between the writing, acting and the performances Double Fine manages to pull out of their real-time characters, its, well, its just the best there is.
The cast is perfection but Jack Black IS Eddie Riggs and Tim Curry is in rare form... Dr. Frankenfurter in the house. Every last Metal icon hits their mark too ...Rob Halford, Lemmy, and especially Ozzie made my millennium. When the prince of darkness tells you to go f**king crazy! youd be obliged to listen.
Racing across the most picturesque landscapes Ive ever seen, period, game or otherwise, surrounded by runes and vestiges that stir the mind and he soul...flames erupting from my headers, blasting Blackout as warring cells and indigenous beasts scurry about the immediate area all aware of each other and me, I found what Ive been looking for. If I could climb the mountains and monuments I might never need another game. If only it could go on forever... Who knows, maybe it will; I just hope I find who Im looking for. Litas all choked up.
In Tim and co. we trust. score
10+ out of ten verdict
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 6:09 pm
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I love this game. Simple as that.
Something fun, original and NOT a sequel. HORNS UP MOTHERFUCKERS!
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Floydian Trip
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:34 pm
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One thing right off the bat I can dispell is anything about the graphics not being uo to par. I'm a self admitted graphics whore and I think the game looks outstanding. This game is a childhood dream come true. I am in large, living, breathing metal universe.
I like how they always give you the option of continuing the stroy or going off wandering about at your leisure to find cool stuff. I can't wait to let loose the dragons.
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Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:42 am
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Best game in along time..well since Full Throttle!. lol Seriously though its like they took the best thing about epic metal..the covers of all those albums and world of warcraft and smashed them into am awesome game. Its a fun, smart and well crafted game. Its original to top it off. Which for me is a big plus and its funny. I'm currently in the process of downloading the songs from the entire game and making a specific Brutal legends soundtrack.
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Mr. Dark
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:57 pm
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My review is up. While I have issues with the length of the main campaign, and I think the RTS play needed more depth, it's safe to say I dug it.
BTW, just to let you cats know: we weren't going to cover BL here on the site, as it's actual horror content is questionable. However, due to your demands here in the forums, we called the ball and the review is up.
I wanted to make sure y'all knew: YOU guys are why we're here, and we DO listen!
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Floydian Trip
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 2:12 pm
Joined: 10 Aug 2008
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I thank you for reviewing it. I'd like to see them make some money on this game. I think your review was pretty spot on too. Had I written one though it would have been more like Dave's because I'm just loving all the metal and Jack Black and can't get enough. I'm not interested in multiplayer at all.
This isn't like a typical game that crams a bunch of crappy metal songs in by bands noone has ever heard of or even the typical popular tracks they like to use. This has some great metal songs that don't get radio play in it that I love and songs that I've never heard but are awesome.
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Section 1 of Article 14 explains how the Rhode Island General Assembly can initiate the process of amendment:
- Amendments may be proposed "by a roll call vote of a majority of the members elected to each house."
- The proposed amendment "shall be published in such manner as the general assembly shall direct."
- Votes on amendments take place only at general elections.
- If a simple majority of voters approve the amendment, it goes into the constitution.
Section 2 of Article 14 is about constitutional conventions:
- The question, "Shall there be a convention to amend or revise the constitution?", can go on the ballot if approved by a simple majority of the members of both houses of the state's general assembly.
- If the question hasn't appeared on the ballot at any time in a given ten-year period, the Rhode Island Secretary of State must place it on the ballot as an automatic ballot referral.
- If the state's voters by a simple majority vote to hold a convention, then a convention shall be held.
Rhode Island has a unique provision about elections on the constitutional convention question. It is, "Prior to a vote by the qualified electors on the holding of a convention, the general assembly, or the governor if the general assembly fails to act, shall provide for a bi-partisan preparatory commission to assemble information on constitutional questions for the electors." This means that before the vote is held, a preparatory commission must be created to do some groundwork for a convention, if the state's voters choose to hold one.
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About Ondi Timoner
The only filmmaker to win the Sundance Film Festival's Grand Jury Prize twice, Ondi Timoner is one of the most celebrated documentarians working today. Through her web series and short films, she continues to put forth cutting edge content investigating the craft of documentary filmmaking as well as tech innovators.
Timoner's 2004 doc Dig! chronicles feuding bands the Dandy Warhols and the Brian Jonestown Massacre. An exploration on the collision of art and commerce, this feature film was an instant classic and recently named the top music film of all time by The Guardian. She would follow this up with We Live in Public (2009), a riveting portrait of Internet pioneer Josh Harris who made and lost a fortune and explored humans willingness to give up their privacy in the virtual age. Her other features explore topics like women in the American justice system (The Nature of the Beast, 1994), what draws us to cults (Join Us, 2007) and global warming (Cool It, 2010).
She hosts the ongoing series Bring Your Own Doc (BYOD) for TheLip.tv, whose archive is a tremendous resource of interviews with filmmakers like Steve James, Lucy Walker, Eugene Jarecki, Kirby Dick, Lauren Greenfield, Joshua Oppenheimer and Les Blank to name a few. Her channel A TOTAL DISRUPTION has multiple series about innovators who are using technology to change our lives. Featuring guests like Reddit's Alexis Ohanian and Jack Dorsey from Twitter, this project is also being developed into a feature length documentary. Timoner has also collaborated on short films that have succeeded in the festival circuit such as Library of Dust and Recycle. Having made dramatic documentaries with strong narrative arcs, she is gearing up to shoot her first fiction feature this year about photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.
Ondi loves to use her camera as a bridge to bring herself and the audience deep into worlds they may never otherwise enter. In 2000, Timoner created the original VH-1 series Sound Affects, about music's effect at critical moments in people's lives. She has directed commercials and web series for McDonalds, State Farm, Ford, The Army, and others. She has directed films for CNN Heroes, and helmed short films for Honda's Dream the Impossible series, which premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. She directed the opening film for President Clinton's birthday/fundraiser concert featuring Steven Spielberg, Barbra Streisand, Jay-Z, and the President himself at the Hollywood Bowl.