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Posted December 28, 2012 at 8:58PM
Good Evening All. A peaceful scene, however I wonder what they all are looking at?
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john bunyan - I'm just not accepting that feeble excuse of yours that you were out visiting ... so there!
Only kidding, thanks John.
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When Glasgow folk went venturing on holiday at the 'Fair' 'doon the watter', the first railway station on the outward journey was/is Paisley (Gilmour Street)...it was always a 'passing thru' town. [to me]
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Yes but you have to remember it was steam trains in those days.Don't think anybody goes doon the watter any more.
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Aitchbee, Jock1e Does this fit the bill?
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Yes that is just about right where you picked up the Steamer that took you to Rothesay ect.
Sailed all the way with a band on board and was a great day out for those living in the Glasgow area.Never stopped at Paisley mind you.
There were at least 3 paddle steamers in those days.I think the Waverley may be the last one still in use.
There is another one.The Maid of the Loch which is stationed at Balloch which is being renovated and should be back in business just now or in the near future.
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Jock1e thanks for the info.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan, Dec. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- ASUSTOR Inc., a leading innovator and provider of network storage solutions, today announced the release of three new NAS Apps for its well-received AS 6 Series NAS devices. These new Apps consist of Symantec Backup Exec's RALUS, an acclaimed backup solution, Dropbox, a popular cloud storage and sync service and DVBLink TV Server, a digital television App. Additionally, two of ASUSTOR's existing Apps are being upgraded with advanced features and enhancements. Download Center now features the new and convenient Smart Download Folder function. Its mobile App, AiDownload, has added a push notification function and is now available for both iOS and Android. Not to be outdone, the Surveillance Center App now boasts added Daylight Saving Time adjustments along with full compatibility with Panasonic's BB and BL camera lines. Interested users may begin enjoying these new Apps and upgrades by downloading them through ASUSTOR's App Central.
ASUSTOR NAS is the world's first App-based NAS. In addition to its full featured pre-installed Apps, users can use ASUSTOR's App Central to download a host of supplementary Apps. Whether a user's interests lie in business, website construction or home entertainment, App Central is able to provide the large variety of applications required to satisfy users' digital lifestyle needs. "App Central empowers users with the ability to create a customized NAS with endless possibilities," said James Su, Product Manager at ASUSTOR. "Presently, App Central contains over 80 unique Apps for users to choose from. We are constantly working with third party developers and the open source communities to expand our App lineup in order to meet the demands of all kinds of different users."
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RALUS: RALUS is the remote agent used with Linux/Unix clients for Symantec's Backup Exec. Backup Exec is an acclaimed backup and restoration software that provides users with easy to use data protection functions for business and personal use. After installing RALUS through App Central, users will be able to remotely backup and restore their NAS devices. RALUS effectively provides users with a complete disaster recovery solution.
Dropbox: Dropbox provides users with a cloud storage and file syncing service. After installing this App, users will be able to sync files between Dropbox, their ASUSTOR NAS and their PC, which provides for convenient file storage and sharing. The Dropbox App also supports multiple users which means that all user accounts on the NAS will be able to use the service simultaneously.
DVBLink TV Server: Once users install this App and a compatible TV tuner onto their NAS, they will be able to watch and record digital television programs. Digital TV content may be streamed to UPnP compatible devices and to mobile devices running iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Furthermore, with its complete electronic program guide listings, DVBLink TV Server will ensure that users never miss a moment of their favorite shows. DVBLink TV Server is compatible with DVB-T, DVB-T2 and DVB-S2 digital TV broadcast standards.
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Karapet Aydindzhyan (1934 - 2007) was born on January 1, 1934. Karapet was born into the Aydindzhyan family.
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Immigrant Absorption Minister Sofa Landver repudiated comments made by her
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facilitating large-scale immigration in favor of programs to maintain Jewish
identity among Jews living outside of Israel.Aparzev called upon the
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quasi-governmental organization has fallen down on the job of "encouraging
aliya."In response to a query from the Post, Elad Son, the spokesman for
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encourage aliya and is happy for each one that is founded. The minister prefers
as [many] organizations as possible for the important mission of aliya, and for
that reason the ministry will continue supporting them. Nefesh B'Nefesh is one
of those organizations and Minister Landver thinks highly of its
work."Landver's spokesman also said that she "believes that JAFI has an
important historic role in the shaping of aliya and absorption process and that
there are still great challenges that JAFI and the ministry are facing. Minister
Landver looks forward working together with JAFI's chairman, Natan Sharansky, on
those mutual goals."A representative of The Jewish Agency told The
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agency's emphasis is now shifting from bringing individual Jews to Israel to
bringing Israel to entire communities, providing them with a Jewish and Zionist
connection.Now that the majority of Jews in Russia, Ethiopia and the
Arab world have come to Israel, the representative said, aliya has dropped
off.Aparzev said that while he does not have a problem with the agency's
"Jewish identity" strategy, he believes that "the issue of aliya must receive a
more central place."The Jewish Agency says "that their strategic plan
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secondary and not central," he said."It does not matter that there are
groups of Jews in the Diaspora who think this harms them."Aparzev said
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communities for Israelis living abroad without coordinating with the state and
said that his office is the "office that has the mandate" for dealing with such
matters."They have not coordinated with us and this outrages me,"
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private organization that has taken over promotion and facilitation of aliya
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Modern quality villa with sauna, jacuzzi and games room. Set within landscaped grounds with beautiful views of the offshore islands. 6 km from Moëlan sur Mer, 15 km south of Quimperlé. Wifi.
Situated in Southern Brittany, between the bustling city of Lorient and the delightful walled city of Concarneau, 15 km south of the charming market town of Quimperlé and 6 km from the family seaside resort of Moëlan sur Mer with all amenities. The village of Kergroës with shops (boulangerie, convenience store, pizzeria, post office, petrol station, chemists, tobacconist/newsagent) and Saturday morning market is just 2 km away.
An ideal base to discover this beautiful coastline with many fine beaches, picturesque harbours and a host of watersports.
Environment : On the coast, with direct foot access to the beach of Trénez and with beautiful views over the sea and the Glénans islands.
|Sleeps up to 9, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|200 m
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private indoor pool
|TV, Video player, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|Single beds (5), Double beds (2), Cots (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Swing set
|Further details indoors
Living/Dining room : armchairs, sofas, flat screen TV with TNT, PAL/SECAM video, DVD, analogue satellite receiver for foreign channels, hi fi, fireplace (wood provided). Access to furnished terrace.
Kitchen : fitted, electric hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, American fridge-freezer, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, table, chairs.
4 Bedrooms, 3 Shower rooms, 4 wc's, 1 Games room:
Bedroom 1 : ground floor, queen size bed (160 x 200cm), wardrobe. Ensuite shower room.
Bedroom 2 : first floor, queen size bed (160 x 200cm), cupboard.
Bedroom 3 : first floor, 3 single beds, chest of drawers, cupboard.
Bedroom 4 : first floor, twin beds, cupboard.
Shower room 1 : ground floor, ensuite to bedroom1 ,shower, basin, wc.
Shower room 2 : first floor, separate, shower, basin, wc.
Shower room 3 : first floor, separate, shower, basin, wc.
Separate wc : ground floor, handbasin.
Utility area : washing machine, dryer.
Games room : basement, billard, table tennis, table football, shower, sauna, fitness equipment, iron and ironing board, first aid kit, vacuum cleaner.
|Further details outdoors
Grounds : 1200m² of enclosed grounds, with beautiful seaviews, swings, barbecue, decking around the pool with sunloungers.
Terrace : decking, accessed from living/dining room, furnished.
Pool : 7 x 3m. Depth: 1.6 to 1.8m, covered, heated, inside conservatory 50m², decking, self cleaning, counter current swimming, jacuzzi heated at 37°C.
|Further details
Phone: restricted service
Additional bed: 30€/stay
Pets welcome: 25€/week/pet
Parking on site
Noise: none
Overlooked: yes
Cot on request (with fitted sheet and blanket)
Highchair on request
Baby bath, changing station, stairs gate available on request at the time of booking subject to availability (very limited stock)
Wifi internet connection.
The Brittany region
Quimperlé. 15 km. Charming market town situated at the confluence of the Isole and Ellé rivers that combine to form the Laïta river. Its historic quarter is filled with pretty winding cobbled streets and quaint half-timbered houses.
Pont Aven. 15 km. Artists' haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880's before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school.
Concarneau. 30 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and don't miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious!
Lorient. 30 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed.
Moelan sur Mer
Vedettes Aven-Bélon, Moëlan sur Mer. 4 km. Boat trips. Take a trip on the "Paul Gauguin" with its panoramic viewing deck and sail past châteaux, manor houses and small harbours, observing many birds along the way. Board the boat in Pont-Aven or Port-Bélon from April to September.
Ty Nadan, Locunolé. 25 km. Tree top adventure park. Kayaking. Climbing. Horse riding. Quad bikes. Paint ball. Needless to say more! Excitement guaranteed. Booking essential.
Pont Scorff Zoo, Pont Scorff. 25 km. Fantastic zoo with plenty to occupy and interest the whole family. Allow the whole day to see the whole park and shows. Not to be missed.
Golf Ploemeur Océan, Ploemeur. 30 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5900m. With stunning views over the sea and Groix islands, the vast American style greens with water hazards will delight nature lovers and keen golfers alike. Challenging but fantastic.
Bénodet. 50 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants.
Groix island. 50 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal for a day trip and best visited by bike. Boat crossings from Lorient.
Quimper. 50 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values.
Pointe du Raz. 100 km. Most famous headland in Brittany and beauty spot offering breath taking vistas over the Atlantic ocean. Celebrated by Flaubert and Victor Hugo, it attracts millions of visitors. A stunning place to be on a windy day!
Sea: 200m
Beach: 200m
Supermarket: 6 km
Shops: 2 km (Kergroës)
Doctor: 3 km
Town centre: 6 km
Tennis: 3 km
Hospital: 16 km Quimperlé
Horse riding: 3 km
Night club: 16 km
Golf: 16 km.
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WPF architect Greg Schechter was written a series of articles on the new hardware accelerated shaders recently released in beta form, as part of .NET 3.5 SP1 beta. This article includes some sample code that was enough to get me started down the path of writing a very simple shader effect - I've dubbed it "watery" but it's more just "wavy".
In this example the "waviness" of the effect is bound to the value of the slider at the bottom of the screen. One thing that I thought was very nicely done by the WPF team was the mechanism for passing parameters from WPF into the HLSL code using an attached property declaration like this:
public static readonly DependencyProperty WavinessProperty =DependencyProperty.Register("Waviness", typeof(double), typeof(WaterEffect), new UIPropertyMetadata(0d, PixelShaderConstantCallback(0)));
The last part is the most important bit, which wires up the dependency property that has been defined in our C# WPF code to a constant in the [very crude] pixel shader HLSL code:
sampler2D implicitInput : register(s0);float waviness : register(C0);
float4 main( float2 Tex : TEXCOORD ) : COLOR{ float4 Color; Tex.y = Tex.y + (sin(Tex.x * waviness)* 0.01); Color = tex2D( implicitInput, Tex.xy); return Color;}
At the moment this sample is very much alpha, and sometimes does some very weird things to the contents of the window. Regardless I'm very impressed at how approachable the WPF team have made this stuff.
I ran into this issue when IE8 was first released and it doesn't seem to have gotten much visibility elsewhere. IE8 Beta 1 breaks image downloads for WPF applications when the image has a web uri. From the stack trace this seems to be caused by wininet.dll not returning the internet cache folder correctly. A typical call stack for the error message might look something like this (when the uri specified is a http uri, I haven't checked FTP)
A first chance exception of type 'System.ArgumentException' occurred in PresentationCore.dll
System.ArgumentException: Value does not fall within the expected range.
at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ThrowExceptionForHRInternal(Int32 errorCode, IntPtr errorInfo)
at MS.Win32.WinInet.get_InternetCacheFolder()
at System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapDownload.BeginDownload(BitmapDecoder decoder, Uri uri, RequestCachePolicy uriCachePolicy, Stream stream)
at System.Windows.Media.Imaging.LateBoundBitmapDecoder..ctor
(Uri baseUri, Uri uri, Stream stream, BitmapCreateOptions createOptions, BitmapCacheOption cacheOption, RequestCachePolicy requestCachePolicy)
at System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapDecoder.CreateFromUriOrStream
(Uri baseUri, Uri uri, Stream stream, BitmapCreateOptions createOptions, BitmapCacheOption cacheOption, RequestCachePolicy uriCachePolicy, Boolean insertInDecoderCache)
at System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage.FinalizeCreation()
at System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage.EndInit()
It seems that others have also noticed and reproduced this error on both XP and Vista. In general image downloading seems to be one of the more perilous operations for WPF to perform. I've seen a number of other process-terminating exceptions caused by images with invalid formats etc, so it is best to be cautious. For this problem caused by IE8 "manually" constructing a web request and downloading the image yourself, and then creating a BitmapImage from the downloaded stream works and does not cause the error.
Both Silverlight 2.0 and WPF support the notion of resources, which can be associated with almost any element - in both SL and WPF the widely inherited-from FrameworkElement (and in WPF the FrameworkContentElement) class exposes a Resources property of type ResourceDictionary. The Resources dictionary is a simple collection of key-value pairs. Almost anything can be stored as a resource, from brushes to templates, data sources, converters, dates, strings and any other .NET object which can be represented as XAML. The key used to retrieve resources can be anything too; however strings or static fields are used.
The current (beta 1) implementation of Silverlight 2.0 has some notable differences to WPF however. The first is that resources cannot be factored into separate files and referenced using the <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> feature of WPF resource dictionaries. This is unfortunate as it means that the App.xaml file will probably become large and unweildy (and potentially an integration pain point between developers and designers) in Silverlight.
Another notable difference is the way resources are retrieved in code. In WPF FrameworkElement and FrameworkContentElement have methods FindResource and TryFindResource which will look for a resource in the current dictionary with the key provided. If no resource is present for this key these methods traverse the logical tree to ancestor nodes looking for the resource that matches the key. Silverlight 2.0 beta 1 does not expose methods like these (possibly due to the de-emphasis of the separation between the visual and logical trees as concepts in its programming model). You can refer to resources on an object by their key, but no tree searching is performed - if the resource doesn't exist in that resource dictionary then null is returned.
As with WPF, resource retrieval in XAML is done using the {StaticResource} markup extension in Silverlight 2.0. When this markup extension is used the tree is traversed looking for a resource with the specified key. There is no {DynamicResource} markup extension in Silverlight 2.0.
In Silverlight 2.0 Resources can either be given a key (by setting the x:Key attribute) or a name (by setting the x:Name attribute) and both will work for item resolution. Attempting to add two elements with the same value (one by setting the key attribute, the other by setting the name attribute) results in a run-time error.
Silverlight 2.0 promises to bring much of the goodness of WPF to the browser. So how does one of my favourite WPF features - data binding - fare in the new Silverlight 2.0 beta 1 world? To help answer this question I drew up the following summary:
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Component vendor xceed recently released v2 of their WPF Data Grid. It is available in both a free express version and a paid-for professional version. Both new version includes better design time support, and a greatly increased set of editors (like masked text boxes, numeric textboxes etc) for grid items and the pro version includes master-detail binding. [full disclosure: xceed are sponsors of this site].
One of the interesting announcements that seemed to get lost in the flood of Silverlight news from Mix08 was a further information about future improvements to WPF. In his keynote talk Scott Guthrie re-iterated many of the things he'd detailed previously in the 3.5 client road-map. One slightly new bit of information was the opening up of BitmapEffects to people outside Microsoft. Not only that, you will be able to write hardware accelerated BitmapEffects! This means that DropShadow, Glow and Blur (some of the built-in effects) which are currently software rendered, and if used inadvisably can have nasty performance impacts will also be hardware accelerated.
During the keynote we were treated to a number of effects including ripple (see below) and fish-eye magnification.
Jossef from the WPF Preformance Blog wrote a useful article about a month ago on diagnosing memory leaks in WPF applications. Although some of the issues shown are not WPF specific the leaks caused by command and data binding are. This article is well worth checking out if your perfromance testing seems to show a memory leak.
I was pouring over the Silverlight 2.0 tutorial posted by Scott Guthrie, and noticed this entry which describes the currently unreleased DataGrid for Silverlight (due for a beta1 release at Mix08 in a few weeks presumably). The new beta release will also include a calendar date-picker controls (also noticable omissions from the current default set of WPF controls) as well as integral features from WPF such as data binding, and layout management.
Scott recently also mentioned a DataGrid for WPF (in addition to a number of other improvements) as part of the Client RoadMap, although without any date commitments this looks a bit further out. This is interesting, as it shows Silverlight pulling ahead in some areas of its larger and older sibling WPF. Of course there are a number of 3rd party grids available for WPF, including a free DataGrid from XCeed.
I've mentioned before my fondness of using SVG content and converting it to XAML. Today I read about the Visio to XAML converter on Saveen's blog and about the approach taken (saving to SVG and then using a third party library XamlTune to convert to XAML). I was fairly interested in reading about this approach because I had tried this myself before (not as an add-in, just saving Visio to SVG and then manually converting) with very limited success.
After a few tests I'm very impressed with XamlTune, and recommend you try it if you need to convert from SVG to XAML. For comparison here is the original SVG file that inspired my glossy radial brushes previously.
Here is the output from XamlTune (using the default settings)
And here is the output from Ab2d SVG Reader (once again, using the default settings)
I recently wanted to convert some nice glossy SVG-based shapes into WPF. Here is the result.
The original brushes came from here on the OpenClipart.org site.
I attempted to convert them using WPF 3D Graphics' SVG-XAML converter, however this proved unsatisfactory for 2 reasons: firstly there was a significant loss of fidelity in the conversion to SVG (which is unusual since the converter is pretty good), and secondly the conversion approach was to create lots of Shape-derived classes absolutely positioned in Canvas elements, so instead I ported and hand-tweaked the brushes. This class uses a serise of GeometryDrawings and should be quite light-weight on tier 2 graphics hardware. On tier 1 the story is a little different, since RadialGradientBrush is NOT hardware accelerated on these platforms. Although the converted brushes are simpler than the SVG originals (for example the slight "ripple" in the reflection line), I'm still pleased with the result as they do look nice.
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