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Our Mafia 2 Playboy Magazines locations guide will help you find all 50 collectibles men's magazines in the new mafia game for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
In the days after the game's release, Steve will be adding location videos to this page to help you find and show every single Playboy mag. Collect all 50 to unlock the "Ladies' Man" Achievement (40G) / Trophy (Silver).
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While they could use a little help in the aesthetic and presentation departments, I'm impressed with Hong-Kong-based Oasis Concepts' folding furniture line-up. What they've done is worked out some simple mechanics with basic hinges to fold a table flat, then applied that system to multiple pieces: Kitchen chopping tables, kitchen islands, dining & buffet tables, side tables for entertaining and even desks.
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The Lompoc Police Department's Gang and Narcotics Enforcement Team and members of the Santa Barbara Regional Narcotics Enforcement Team arrested three people Sunday after a four-month investigation.
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DSSSB Recruitment 2013 Warder , Asst, Matron, Apply online www.dsssbonline.nic.in: Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB), Government of NCT of Delhi, has invited online application for recruitment to the post of Assistant (in various department)- Group 'C', Matron (Female), Warder (Male), Assistant superintendent – Group 'B' in DSSSB, Delhi. Eligible candidates who wish to apply for this job, may apply online through the official website of Delhi Government (www.dsssb.delhigovt.nic.in or www.dsssbonline.nic.in) by Online Application Registration System (OARS) from 26.06.2013 to 25.07.2013 for Part – I Vacancy and 03.07.2013 to 02.08.2013 for Part-II vacancy. Details regarding educational qualification, age limit, pay scale, how to apply, application fee and other details of DSSSB Recruitment 2013 are given below.
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Mon, Jul 8, 13 at 13:04
I thought I'd pass along a word of advise for anyone who is just starting to grow gloriosa lilies. This is a beautiful plant that is so very easy to grow but it does have a down side. It is a prolific seeder and those seeds seem to grow very easily! If you don't want dozens if not hundreds of lilies then it's a good idea to dead head the vines after they bloom. I didn't and now I have far too many tubers in the front flowerbed. And since this is the same bed that the sunshine mimosa is growing in it's hard to dig up the extra tubers. Anyone want some gloriosa lilies? The lilies are the orange/red flowers in the picture. |
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Once you have those tubers you will ALWAYS have 'em! That is why I have stayed away from them. I do have a friend growing one in a pot and that has contained it. |
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Oh boy! I got one (from you, I think?) at Sylvia's party. It's already 5' tall and hasn't bloomed yet. (It's not getting enough sun) I'm thinking I need to re-think and move it to a pot on a patio. :) What a pretty problem to have, though! |
I can never have too many plants of this - they are simply the most unique and colorful bloom there is! If you have extras to get rid of, I'll take them for postage - just email me. Thanks! |
I've got plenty of extra gloriosa lilies! Not only are the growing in the front flower bed they are also in the side bed, growing in the pyrocantha bush, and a few out back under the oak tree. I just dug up a bunch of tiny tubers from the side bed which is what prompted me to start this post! For all that they multiply I still wouldn't want to get rid of them, they really are a beautiful flower. Kayjones, I'll send you an e-mail. |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 9, 13 at 10:32
Gorgeous! I also really love the look of the antique metal bed headboard. I had some gloriosa lilies in pots for several years but last year they were totally eaten up by fire ants along with my vigna caracalla tubers grrrr. I never even knew the ants would eat either one of those but when they started declining, I dug them up I found the biggest ant nests in those pots. ~Lyn |
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Lyn, if you'd like to have some more tubers just let me know. I'd be happy to send you a few. |
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Thanks! I sent you an email. I have lots to trade if you want :) I put more details in the email lol. |
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Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012
The second week of the Iowa General Assembly was shortened due to the celebration of Martin Luther King's Day. Members returned to the Capitol on Tuesday and committee work began. Between the House and the Senate Ways and Means committees, many presentations were given on property tax in Iowa.
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American Soybean Association President Steve Wellman issued a statement in response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
A special insert evaluating SCN-resistant varieties was included with the Jan. 21 Iowa Farmer Today, which went to 70,000 Iowans. ISU's SCN-Resistant Variety Trial, supported by the Iowa soybean checkoff, marked its 20th year in 2011 and is the largest and most thorough program of its kind in the United States. For a pdf of the publication, click here.
The annual Iowa Soybean Association On-Farm Network® Conference will be held Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Scheman Building on the ISU campus in Ames. Everyone with an interest in row crop production is invited to attend.
Six Iowa FFA chapters have been awarded $1,500 "Planting A Seed" grants by the Iowa Food & Family Project (Iowa FFP) to conduct activities that increase agricultural awareness in their communities and interest among youth in food production and life sciences
Iowa will receive $10.8 million in agriculture disaster funds to help farmers recover from flooding along the Missouri River. The funds were part of $310 million in USDA funds announced by U.S. Ag Secretary Vilsack. Officials say the aid will help remove debris and sand left behind when the floodwaters receded.
In his Condition of the State address on Jan. 10, Gov. Terry Branstad touched on a couple of his key agricultural priorities for 2012. One priority is his proposal to reform property taxes, which includes a change regarding agricultural and residential property. Under the plan, taxes on these properties could increase by only 2 percent per year, instead of the 4 percent per year maximum in current law.
The Budget Report released Jan. 10 by Governor Terry Branstad and Lieutenant Governor Kim Reynolds does not provide additional funds requested by Ag Secretary Northey, who had asked Branstad to fill in some of the department's cuts in Branstad's budget recommendation. Northey asked that the department's general fund appropriation be increased from the current fiscal year's $16.5 million to $18.1 million.
Last Friday state directors of agriculture from Iowa, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming met with Environmental Protection Agency officials to form a dialogue. Iowa Ag Secretary Bill Northey, president of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, said it was a very good meeting with a lot of questions and discussions.
A study shows soybeans and other agricultural commodities will be the most affected by draft reductions brought on by reduced dredging on the Mississippi River. The study found that, if the controlling depth is reduced to 38 feet of draft, the nation and the world stand to lose 12.38 million tons of exports and 5.87 million tons of imports.
Iowa suffered its hottest July since the mid-1950s last year and has received below-average moisture since, but agricultural meteorologist Elwynn Taylor of Iowa State University told the Land Investment Expo climate change accounts for only about 5 percent of whatever weather patterns emerge at a given time. Taylor said weather patterns tend to run in cycles as long as two decades.
The DNR is opening another round of Watershed Planning Grants, offering $10,000 to $50,000 to develop plans that address problems and create solutions for waters on the state's impaired waters list. Local or regional groups, organizations or agencies (public or private) are eligible to apply. Applications are due April 2.
The White House gas announced that Vice President Xi Jinping, the man most likely to be China's next President, will visit Washington, D.C., and California next month. Also on his itinerary: Iowa. So why is Xi coming to Iowa? For one, he's returning to see some old friends.
ISA urges farmers visiting the Power Farming Show in Des Moines on January 31 and February 1 to take in an informational session led by ISU Extension Weed Specialist Mike Owen; the sessions are titled "Herbicide Resistant Weeds, Past, Present and Future; Act Now or Pay the Consequences."
U.S. soybean farmers can now apply for the United Soybean Board's See for Yourself (SFY) program, which will enable 10 U.S. soybean farmers to witness for themselves how the soybeans they grow are used.
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Honoring those who leave a Legacy for a healthier community.
St. Luke's Magic Valley Health Foundation honored Legacy Society members at an annual dinner on Tuesday evening, April 6, 2010 at the Canyon Crest Event Center in Twin Falls, Idaho. Honored speakers included St. Luke's Magic Valley CEO, Mark Schwartz, Capital Campaign Chairperson Mike McBride and St. Luke's System CEO Dr. David Pate.
Legacy Society Members have given accumulative gifts of $1,000+ to the St. Luke's Magic Valley Health Foundation. These donors directly enhance health care in the Magic Valley; their donations to the Foundation create scholarships for deserving health care students, provide medication to low-income patients, and enhance medical equipment at St. Luke's Magic Valley.
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Several causes led up to the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain which lasted from 1812 until 1815. England also tried to prevent U.S. farmers from trading with French forces which dealt a crippling blow to the economy of the young nation. Additionally, British soldiers continued to occupy territory belonging to the U.S., despite Great Britain's promise to remove these soldiers in the Treaty of Paris (1783). Most of the British soldiers were located along the Great Lakes, providing Indians, including the Shawnee leader Tecumseh, with support in their struggle against American settlers. In 1812, President James Madison asked the United States Congress to declare war. In the summer of 1812, a poorly planned campaign by U.S. forces to invade Canada, ended with an American defeat and withdrawal. However, Americans were buoyed by the success of U.S. naval victories which contributed to the re-election of President James Madison. Britain responded by establishing a blockade along the east coast of the U.S. (south of New York City) which greatly impaired trade.
In the final months of the war, British soldiers burned down farms, towns and buildings, while overwhelming the smaller American naval and militia forces. The American defeat at the Battle of Bladensburg in August 1814 enabled the British to move on to Washington, burning many government buildings including the U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress and the White House. President Monroe, his famil and the Cabinet fled the city. Despite these actions, and after a major land and sea defense of Baltimore in September 1814, the British were forced to withdraw from the Chesapeake region. It was these events that inspired a young Francis Scott Key to pen a poem that would eventually become our National Anthem - one of the more enduring stories of the War of 1812.
At the same time that U.S. forces were defending Baltimore, the British fleet in Lake Champlain was destroyed, forcing them to retreat into
Soon after, the British were forced to agree to a peace treaty, known as the Treaty of Ghent. In January 1815, not being aware that the Treaty to end the conflict had already been signed the previous month, the British decisively lost the Battle of New Orleans commanded on the U.S. side by future president, Andrew Jackson. Thus came to an end our second war for independence, often referred to as "the Forgotten War".Excerpts of this history were taken from:


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Campo, a seasoned professor of English, college administrator, and current director of the Alliance for Hispanic Christian Education used the poetry of Robert Frost to encourage the graduates to "choose well at the crossroads."
Campo indicated this was a watershed moment for the grads, and in a life of which some psychologists claim humans only remember 15 percent, it is at these times most appropriate to think deeply and say meaningful things to loved ones.
Analyzing Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken" Campo discussed issues of eternity, regret, and decisions. "Some roads preclude other roads," he said, and in concluding indicated a hope that we all will choose well, because the choices we make shape our lives.
The commencement wrapped up the weekend of graduation events, starting with the graduate hooding Friday afternoon for 29 students earning master's degrees, and including the commissioning service Friday night, in which graduates and families heard from fellow grads Kyle Smith, Forbes Talley, Leah Fortune, Adebola Falabi, Kristina Byrd, Alyssa Oliver, Ashten Walker, Hunter Melton, Olivia Looney, and Casey Hogue.
Also at commencement, Lee staff members Harold McCoy, David Labine, Vanessa Hammond, and Alan McClung were recognized for 20 consecutive years of service at Lee. Lee University Chorale presented special music for the morning.
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"This is a good recipe but for a little extra flavor... Throw 2 habaneros in at the beginning (don't do anything to them just drop them in whole). When you are done cooking take the habaneros out and you have the flavor of the habaneros but no heat. I usually find the pigeon peas in the canned international section of the store."""
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Alpine Valley Music Theatre
Elkhorn, Wisconsin 53121
Venue Details
Expand - Will Call, Parking, Directions, and moreWill Call Info
Will Call tickets can be picked up at the Box Office at 3:00 PM on the day of the show. Customers must present a valid photo ID.
Parking Info
Early Parking Lot Entry: We charge $20 for cars and $50 for limos or oversized vehicles for entry to the parking lots prior to the schedule lot time. Cash only – day of onsite. General Parking: A parking fee is included in the price of your ticket unless otherwise noted. Premier Parking: Premier Parking is located close to the front gates and is held until show time. Look for our Premier Parking signs or ask a parking attendant when you arrive at the venue. We'll be more than happy to point you in the right direction! Premier Parking is available for an additional charge of $30.00. Limo/Bus/RV/Oversized Vehicle Parking: Taking a limo, bus, or RV to the show? We've got room for you too! Limo Parking is available for an additional charge of $75.00. Oversized Vehicle Parking (including all types of Busses and RV's, Campers, Vehicles with trailers, etc.) is available for an additional charge of $100.00. All Parking Passes can be purchased in advance online and on the day of the show in our parking lots (subject to availability.)
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From Chicago: I-94 West to Hwy 50 West 50 West to 12 West towards Madison Get off on Hwy 120, take a right heading North Take Hwy 120 to Hwy D, left on Hwy D Venue on your left, past resort entrance From Rockford: I-90 West to I-43 North Exit onto Hwy 120 (Past Bowers Rd, the main Alpine exit) Right on Hwy 120, going South Right onto Hwy D Venue on your left, past resort entrance From Madison: I-90 East towards Rockford to I-43 North Exit onto Hwy 120 (Past Bowers Rd, the main Alpine exit) Right on Hwy 120, going South Right onto Hwy D Venue on your left, past resort entrance From Milwaukee: Take I-43 South, exit at Hwy 120 Right onto Hwy 120 heading South Right onto Hwy D Venue on your left, past resort entrance Please allow yourself extra time to get to the performance, and be patient with other drivers around you after the show ends. Law enforcement will guide you in both ingress/egress from the venue. Follow their instructions please.
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The Box Office opens at 3:00 PM on the days of shows only.
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The Box Office accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and cash.
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Drugs, alcohol, and fireworks are not allowed into the facility. Camera Policy: Personal cameras are allowed in the venue. Flash photography, video and removable lens cameras are not permitted without venue approval.
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Why, in American English, is the word Italy is pronounced /ˈɪdəli/ and not /ˈɪtəli/?
What is the rule that is followed in the pronunciation of Italy to make the letter t pronounced like a d? Why is the same rule not followed for Italian, which is pronounced /əˈtæljən/ or /ɪˈtæljən/?
First two questions: The pronunciation of some American English consonants can be quite different from British English, in particular for R and T. A t in the middle of a word can be pronunced as a soft d in American English (think of bottle, cattle, etc.). See here, for example, for examples of this. Third question: Why it does happen for Italy and not for Italian is clearly a matter of stress. If the stress is on the t, it usually keeps its pronunciation and is not changed into a soft d. Thus /ˈɪdəli/ but /əˈtæljən/. Another example is (taken from the New Oxford American Dictionary, in US English pronunciation): tautology (/tɔˈtɑlədʒi/) vs tautological (/ˈˌtɔdlˈɑdʒəkəl/), which clearly demonstrate that. |
Not all Americans do, and not consistently. Flap-t (/d/ instead of /t/) often happens between vowel sounds or after a vowel and before a liquid. The t in "-teen" is always pronounced as t. As Henry mentions the reason is that flap rarely happens in stressed positions. As it doesn't happen in Italian. Here's good explanation of T pronounced D. |
The determination of the sound is usually in rhythm. Different English dialects have different rhythms for words, which causes letters to get assimilated, softened, and dropped. If you pronounce the t as t instead of d in a word like butter, the rhythm will be out of sync with American pronunciations. This is the same reason Brits often pronounce literally, litch-rally or lit-rally instead of lid-erally like Americans. They don't soften their t's and the rhythm of the e is faster in British English. As a result the t sound is either emphasized or assimilated into the ch sound. |
There are no rules for when to pronounce a t as a d and when not to. The only rule is how it sounds when you speak the word. If it sounds funny or awkward, then you pronounce a t as a t, not a d. For example, why do we pronounce a t as a d in the words twenty, thirty, forty, but when it comes to fifty and sixty, the t is not pronounced as a d. Why? because it would just sound awkward. |


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Visual Studio tabbed browsing and Mozilla Firebird and extensions
In a post from Cameron Reilly in which he was wondering whether he should give Mozilla Firebird a second look, I said I was missing tabbed browsing à la Visual Studio in Firebird.
Well, I asked whether this could be done, and got answered that extensions exist for that. You can try the Webpanel Enhancer and the Content Holder. They don't work exactly as with Visual Studio, but this is a start.
The author of the Content Holder extension is Hiroshi Shimoda who is also the responsible for the must-have Tabbrowser Extensions.If you wonder about Firebird or are a frequent user or simply a developer, I advise you have a look to the available extensions. Many of them are very useful for web developers. Mozilla is not only a web browser, it's also a development platform...
BTW, if you heard about XUL and want to see what can be done with it, you can try the Mozilla Amazon Browser.Also note that Cameron has posted a positive review of Firebird after re-evaluating it.
How do I mess-up my business code with ASP.NET code?
Isn't there something that strikes you in the following sentences?
How Do I Emit an ASP.NET Trace Statement From My Business Class?
How Can I Access a Session State Value From My Business Class?Back to the spaghetti days or what? Not that every application requires true businness classes, but in that case, don't talk about "Business Classes"!
Well, the article they come from is two years old, that's true, but this is the typical mistakes we don't want to see! This should get fixed, because people are still learning with these articles today. I found it because a developer forwarded me the link with exactly the two sentences above as the description for the article which he found just great... -
Boosting search engine results with URL rewriting
I don't know whether you noticed this trend that consists in masquerading URLs such as http://mysite.com/Article.aspx?id=123 so they appear like this: http://mysite.com/Articles/123.aspx
It's done here on weblogs.asp.net for example. Just look at this page's URL. ScottW and .Text do this using HTTP handlers. Another way to do this is to use the HttpContext.RewritePath method.
I decided to give it a try with the SharpToolbox. As soon as I did, the site got a boost from Google. Two days ago, Google was only linking to the main page, but now Google also returns links to tool and category pages which is much more useful. Let's say for example you're searching for an assembly decompiler, an XAML tool, or a C# object relational database mapping tool, chances are high that you find it in the SharpToolbox thanks to Google :-)
Update: Jason Salas has a post about this. Also read the comments there.
Quick survey
Two quick questions for you readers of this weblog and weblogs.asp.net:
- How would you describe shortly weblogs.asp.net?
- How would you describe this weblog (Fabrice's weblog)?
Just write what comes to your mind when you think about weblogs.asp.net. Think about a tagline.
Thanks a lot, I'm so curious ;-)
Winamp 5 is out
Winamp 5 is out, and you may want to try it. Although 5 is for 2+3, it cannot be compared to the lousy Winamp 3. It seems this new version is much better.
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Bitfield enums and the Flags attribute
You can work with enum as bitfields if you use powers of 2 for the values.
For example, if you have an enum like this one:enum Abcd {A = 1, B = 2, C = 4, D = 8}
you can use bitwise operations such as OR to combine values.
Maybe you noticed the Flags attribute which is part of the framework. But, what is its purpose, you may ask, since we can use enums as bitfields even if we do not add the Flags attribute. Well, this attribute is used for the ToString method for example. If you use the Flags attribute as follows:
enum Abcd {A = 1, B = 2, C = 4, D = 8}then calling the ToString method on a variable of type Abcd containing A and C (myvar = Abcd.A | Abcd.C), the result will be "A, C". This is used by Visual Studio to display the value of bitfield properties, for example.
Conclusion, if you want to use bitfield enums, use the Flags attribute and powers of 2.
Note: VB.NET syntax:
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Aspect-Oriented Refactoring Series
Two interesting articles entitled "Aspect-Oriented Refactoring Series" (Part 1, Part 2) found through James Avery's .NET Nightly 72: Yeah, it's on TheServerSide, and yeah it is geared toward Java, but still a good read.
There is no such language called X# at Microsoft. There was an exterimental language developed that was data-centric, but it is gone and no longer developed and our team VS Data is responsible for helping get the good things from that research project into VB, C#, and the .NET Framework classes. You or someone should feel free to post my comments here on that Wiki page so those who read it in the future know that there is no such project at Microsoft and that the focus is on enhancing the VB and C# langauges for data as well as the .NET Framework classes.
Ken Levy
VS Data Product Manager
MicrosoftX# is dead, but if you want to know more about it, check this out. It is not really new (Oct 2002), but still an interesting introduction if you haven't seen it.
Aggregation and Asynchronous Invocation Application blocks slides and demo application
This month, I gave this presentation with Microsoft about the Applications Blocks. The session I took part in was about the Aggregation Application Block and the Asynchronous Invocation Application Block. The seminar was in French, so are the slides, but the source code for the demo is in English and commented in English. The voice recordings will be online soon, but they are in French - what would you expect? The presentation was given in Paris! :-)
You can download the slides and the source code. Please read the included ReadMe.txt file for the instructions in order to have the demo application working.
The WinForm demo application invokes four services (SQL Server's Northwind database, the MapPoint web service, the Google Search web service and a weather service). The services are invoked using the Aggregation block, the aggregated results are then rendered as HTML using XSLT to transform the XML data.
The demo application can be used synchronously or asynchronously, in which case the Asynchronous Invocation block is used.IMHO, the demo we created is more interesting than the sample provided with the blocks. If you plan to check these blocks out, you definitely want to give a look at our demo :-)
Thanks go to Stéphane Goudeau from Microsoft France who was my partner in crime for this presentation!
La bande son de cette présentation devrait suivre prochainement, je vous tiens au courant.
Les autres présentations sont également disponibles en téléchargement sur la nouvelle page des Forums Architectes organisés par Microsoft.
L'occasion de rappeler que Microsoft France a récemment ouvert une section dédiée à l'architecture sur MSDN France. -
Will Ward Cunningham FIT with Microsoft
Everybody noticed that Ward Cunningham has been bought (oops, not being very politically correct here) by Microsoft. Did you notice also that, although Microsoft is integrating a lot of active tools and concepts in its own toolbox (MDA, UML, Ant with MsBuild, XUL with XAML, weblogs, refactoring, object-relational mapping, etc.), nothing has been announced regarding testing and Test-Driven Development. Or did I miss anything?
Well Ward Cunningham joining Microsoft could change that. Ward may bring Wikis and XP with him, but we should also remember that he is also the creator of the FIT Framework (Framework for Integrated Test). BTW, a release of this framework exists for .NET and C#...
PS: I somewhat lied to you. Microsoft already talks about testing: Testing Software Patterns.
Note: Ward Cunningham already worked and will continue working with Microsoft's Patterns team.
Arab Potatoes
Joke courtesy of Tim Bray: Joke courtesy of Carrol Cox: An old Arab man who has been living for 40 years in Idaho wanted to cultivate potatoes in his garden, but digging up the earth was getting to be too hard at his age. His only son, Ali, was studying in France, so he decided to send him an e-mail explaining the situation: "Dear Ali: I feel very disappointed because this year I'll be unable to plant my potatoes in my garden. I am too old to plow the ground. I wish you were here, then my problems would be solved, because you would remove the soil for me. I love you, Dad" "Dad: For God's sake, DO NOT remove the ground of that garden. It's there that I have hidden 'you-know-what'. I love you, Ali" At 4 a.m. the next day the local police, plus FBI and CIA agents, along with Pentagon delegates, came in and turn the garden upside down looking for dangerous material to build bombs, anthrax or whatever. They found nothing and they left. The same day the old man received another e-mail from his son: "Dear Dad: I am sure you can plant your potatoes now. It was the best I could do in the current circumstances. I love you, Ali"
Authentication flow in ASP.NET - Get the big picture
All the authentication flow: look at this picture from Srinath Vasireddy.
Hint: opening the picture in a separate window can help
Prototyping a web application (follow-up)
My question about how to prototype a web application received interesting feedback.
Cryptic C#
Does this code compile?
public int \u0069n\u0074 = 0;
public string @public = @"Cryptic C#";
\u0043 : \u0063\u006C\u0061\u0073\u0073 {}string
@class ç = new @class();
return new C().@public+ç.@int;
}Sure it does.
Actually this is useful if you need to interact with other languages were string or int are not keyword for example. You can find more about this in the C# language specifications, (also available on the C# team page) -
Avoiding 'deep linking'
Interesting use of HTTP modules:
I had a problem where someone linked to one of the images on this site (actually problem still exists), basically a 2mb+ image was being displayed on some forum (I won't include the link :-)) which used a huge amount of my bandwidth... Well, here's a solution, also a pretty nice display of using HttpModules...he also has some nice, hi-res wallpapers here (wouldn't try to deep-link them though :-P)
Scott, noticed your post ID? 666 ;-)
Update: fixed the link to the wallpapers.
Prototyping a web application
When you need to create a mock-up for a web application, how do you choose to proceed?
This is an interesting question someone recently asked me. What's the best way to prototype a web application which will be implemented in ASP.NET in the end. Roughly I can think about two ways:
- use plain HTML
- use ASP.NET and ASPX files
The choice is not that easy to make because both options have pros and cons.
For example, using HTML is much easier for someone who masters it, while asking that same person to use Visual Studio and ASP.NET is not really possible because the learning curve is still too high.
The prototyping phase requires the developer to be responsive, as much exchanges with the client as possible, and to go back and forth between the development and the sketching board. I feel that asking the dev to prototype in Visual Studio may add an extra burden to him/her. However, an HTML mock-up is mostly disposable, because we cannot simply rename the .html files to .aspx. To convert an HTML mock-up into an ASP.NET app requires much more work than this. Almost all the tags need to be reviewed, except of course for everything which is pure design such as tables, divs and CSS. That last point being true of course if you use CSS at the prototyping level. Otherwise you'll also have to clean-up the style stuff from the HTML tags and move it to a clean CSS file.
This shows that the time we gain if we use HTML can be lost when the time to switch to ASP.NET comes. Mock-ups done in ASP.NET can be easily reused as a base for the real application's UI which makes that solution more valueable. Also you'd have better time using ASP.NET if you need to have at least a bit of dynamic data or dynamic behaviour. If you do that with HTML, you'd have to do a lot of tricks with Javascript which can pollute your markup a lot.
For someone who masters ASP.NET, coding the mock-up directly with Visual Studio seems to be the best choice.How do YOU create your mock-ups? Who does it? Developers?
Maybe tools like Dreamweaver MX are a good compromise for a mix between HTML and ASPX. Some experiences this way?
Live at Sin-é
Today I got the Jeff Buckley Live at Sin-é pack courtesy of OÜI FM. This is a must have for Jeff's fans out there (2 CDs playing more than 2 hours, a 10 minutes DVD, a colour booklet...).
This makes a really nice Christmas present! Thanks OÜI FM :-)
Week-end updates to the SharpToolbox
If you're searching for a .NET tool, remember to check the SharpToolbox out.
Some updates to the SharpToolbox happened this week-end. It is now possible to search in tool descriptions as well as in tool names. There is also a new Authors page which allows you to search for a tool editor.
The counters are now at 346 tools including 58 libraries! Some additions are still in the pipe :-)
.NET Modules
Something new I learnt yesterday: .NET modules
We could almost define modules as fine grained assemblies.Here is how you can use them. Excerpt:
csc /target:module foo.cs
This generates a file called foo.netmodule. To use this when compiling an assembly:
csc /addmodule:foo.netmodule bar.cs
Note that although an assembly can be created from multiple modules, the resulting assembly still requires the modules to be deployed with it. Learn more...


text: Hi Ms. Lepi, I love your site and plan to direct those interested in EdTech to it. I did want to mention however that in your latest article "12 rules for EdTech Procurement", I saw one glaring ommission that has been getting a lot of attention for the past several years and has been emphasized greatly in major civil rights lawsuits throughout our country that also resulted in two Dear Colleague letters from the Department of Education and the Justice Department. Technology procured with taxpayer funds, needs to be accessible to all students including those with disabilities. All students need to be able to enjoy whatever the technology is that is implemented in the classroom from E-Readers to other emerging technologies including software, clickers, and on and on. Some school systems are getting unwarranted scrutiny for not checking on accessibility for students with disabilities, and especially blind students. My apologies if you indirectly include accessibility in one of the steps (maybe 3,4 or 5), but in light of the importance, I would still suggest accessibility be a rule unto itself! GREAT list and infographic!


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Hearthstone: Wishlist for more tools and formats
Olivia took the time to address aspects of Hearthstone that's lacking. Today I wanted to add my own thoughts to that list from the competitive perspective. I'm talking things like tournaments, spectator functions, and other quality of life changes for competitive players. I get that Hearthstone was designed from the ground up as a casual game that anyone could pick up and play a quick 10-15 minute game. But that doesn't mean that there aren't options to expand and attract the players who like the tournament scene. I used to frequent FNMs (Friday Night Magic), Regionals, and other tournaments (like Game Day)! However, I've never attended a larger Grand Prix.
So this is my open letter to the developers. Think of it as a wishlist for the players who want a little bit more.
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Back in 2003, I heard the news that Tommy Chong had been arrested for selling drug paraphernalia. The details were sketchy, but it seemed that Chongs art glass company had violated state laws that prohibited the sale and distribution of the accessories (glass bongs) one would use to smoke a loose-leafed substance.
Abuse of power in Government has been demonstrated throughout the history of this country. The film community felt it during the McCarthy years, enduring catastrophic career-ending blacklists.
When the Government has you in their crosshairs, it is a crushing thing.
Tommy Chong spoke to Monsters and Critics recently; he told me felt he knew the exact moment when he felt he had sealed his fate, speaking out against Attorney General John Ashcroft on one televised news show.
Chong was there to be the funny stoner guy and in the course of his humorous barbs aimed at Ashcroft, he set in motion a calculated seemingly revenge-filled campaign aimed directly at him under the ludicrous moniker, Operation Pipe Dream.
Ashcroft would have a last laugh on Chong, causing the comic actor and musician horrendous legal financial burdens and ripping the devoted family man away from his home.
In 2003, the business Chong Glass and proprietor/ figurehead Tommy Chong became the star subject of two federal stings named "Operation Pipe Dream" and "Operation Headhunter."
Chong Glass manufactured a line of colorful hand-blown bongs under the name Nice Dreams. The company was conceived by Chongs' son Paris, who insisted the employees were familiar with differing state laws regulating the distribution of bongs through the mail.
One tenacious (and fictitious) head-shop owner in Beaver Falls, Pa., (heard in recorded tape played in the documentary), called numerous times and set up a massive order that would first be picked up; then when the merchandise sat unclaimed, he called to have it shipped to him after finally arranging to pay for the pending order.
This clever Federal agent spent months cajoling and entrapping an unwary Chong Glass employee into completing this large phone order of merchandise to one of the no send states of Pennsylvania, and that was the initiating action to entrap and bring in Chong.
In a humiliation tactic, one early February morning Federal agents raided Tommys suburban Los Angeles home with police dogs, helicopters and a phalanx of armed agents who took him away in shackles.
At the advice of his defense lawyers, who Tommy paid the friend rate of six figures up front in retainer fees, Chong was rubber-stamped and told to not fight it in court, and accept the plea of being guilty of conspiracy to distribute drug paraphernalia. The payoff for him was that this move would spare his business partner and son Paris and his wife Shelby of any possible jail time.
Chong willingly took the hit for his family; his only choice was to accept the plea and do the time.
He served nine months in Californias Taft Prison, and was fined $20,000 and forfeited an additional $103,000 in cash plus merchandise seized in the federal raid, on top of his astronomical legal fees.
Ashcroft hand-selected an ambitious rising star from the state of Pennsylvania to take the reins of his Tommy Chong profile case prosecution, Bush appointee, Mary Beth Buchanan.
Buchanan seized on Chongs satirical filmography as a destructive legacy of promoting civil disobedience, disrespect for law enforcement (Sgt. Stedenko!) and promoting drug culture and humor that deeply offended her.
It was the Bush administrations desire to appease the right-wing on this drug war issue, combined with Ashcrofts anger and his and Buchanans shared dislike for Chongs satire that made an example, and ultimately a freedom of speech martyr out of Tommy Chong.
Out of the 55 people targeted by these nationwide investigations, Chong was the only one without a prior prison record to serve jail time.
"With the advent of the Internet, the illegal drug paraphernalia industry has exploded," said Attorney General John Ashcroft the day armed agents pushed themselves into Tommy and Shelby Chong's front door that early morning.
"This illegal billion-dollar industry will no longer be ignored by law enforcement."
Documentarian Josh Gilbert notes in his narration of a/k/a Tommy Chong that when Ashcroft resigned in November 2004, he released another statement. This one read, in part, that "the objective of securing the safety of Americans from crime and terror has been achieved."
Federal prosecutor Mary Beth Buchanans long arm of the law extended past Chongs actual jail time. Chong penned a book I Chong: Meditations from the Joint and was the subject of a brilliant documentary film, a/k/a Tommy Chong, made in 2005 by writer/director Josh Gilbert (now available on DVD), from the experience.
Buchanan authorized a raid last May in which 10,000 copies of the DVD of a/k/a Tommy Chong were seized.
Monsters and Critics spoke to Tommy Chong about his ordeal, his family, Cheech Marin and the film.
Your documentary, a/k/a Tommy Chong feels like a revenge tale against the Sixties counter culture in many ways. Is society more or less tolerant of drug-based humor?
Tommy Chong: Society is inundated with it now, so my answer to that is more tolerant. Society has really become more enlightened and lightened up about pot, certainly.
But take the press, they can present any subject and show the humor in it For example, these nut-case Evangelicals who are against gay marriage and repress human sexuality, they just bring more attention to it in their act of repressing it.
Youve got the Moral Majority tapping away in an airport bathroom stall trying to get a blow job. Thats funny.
It says resist not evil in the Bible, and they just dont understand, dont give this life.
What can any of us do to fight this power that swept you up in your life?
Tommy Chong: Be awake. It is apathy that will bring us all down. Who you vote for matters, and people vote for the silliest reasons, like I can have a beer with this guy, are you kidding? That is the dumbest reason to vote for anyone into office voters need to be aware, you know, especially in America, which is ruled by corporations.
Corporations want you to eat and drink garbage foods which spur the sale of legal drugs for you to manage the resulting diseases. These are the same people will keep pot criminalized.
The GOP is very clever in running this con on people that convinces them to vote against their own best interests economically and they use fear and God as their tent poles.
And Democrat Joseph Biden was the one who authored the bill that put me in jail. He wrote the law against shipping drug paraphernalia through the mail -- which could be anything from a pipe to papers.
Why you? What was it that set off Mary Beth Buchanan and John Ashcroft?
Tommy Chong: Well, I believe it was during an interview in St. Louis Missouri, my gut feeling is that I tweaked John Ashcrofts people with the interview, but the hosts of the show loved me; I was there for comic relief, then I started outing people I had smoked with and making people up too he (Ashcroft) planned it.
Mary Beth Buchanan was an unknown federal prosecutor before 9/11. She came up in Pennsylvania when Bush appointed her. I was so naïve about the laws. She felt we (Chong Glass) should pay a price, and I was the symbolic figure and thats when it all started to get crazy.
She had no problems prosecuting me based mainly on my political beliefs and my humor and attitude. Bushs camp wanted the right-wing people who supported them to see they were going after drug abuse, and I was the perfect set up and target.
I dont drink, I live healthy, and I'm not a dealer, I smoke pot because I know it won't harm you like alcohol.
What was the worst day for you locked up at Taft, and how did you manage to preserve your emotional and mental state being there?
Tommy Chong: My worst 1/2 hour was when I climbed into bed the first night. It was a narrow steel bunk with a 1/2inch mattress and one blanket.
There was a guy in the top bunk and another guy beside me on a cot. The dorm I was in held about 250 people and the noise was unnerving with people coughing, snoring, farting, crying, and moaning.
I felt fear creep into my throat and I started having a panic attack but then a calmness settled over me. My mind went to a biblical saying that I had been repeating in my head when I stood before the judge the day of my sentencing. "Thy will be done".
Over and over I kept thinking "Thy Will Be Done". This adventure was meant to be. And when that thought came into my head the calm descended upon me and I fell asleep and slept soundly until 5:30 in the morning when I was awakened with the loud speaker announcing Hernendez report to the mess hall immediately.
I never had a bad moment from that day on.
The scene in the film where you kissed the steps to your home after you were released from prison made me cry; was there a lot of emotion off camera during the making of the documentary?
Tommy Chong: Oh my goodness, yes. When I had to go and leave my normal life, all I could do was focus on the memory of the moment when I would return home. Oh my God, there was so much emotion at my home during that day I left for Taft, you know?
My old dog waited the nine months for me to come home. You see my old guy in the film, and he just hung in there and waited for me to return from prison; he would just watch the door every day.
A few days after I returned home, in the morning our cat let us know he died, just crying out loud, and that cat never cries. We went downstairs and found the dog had passed. We buried him in our back yard and had a little service. Its illegal but we still did it.
I loved that whole part of the film. Cherish your freedom, it is everything.
You have mentioned there will be another Cheech and Chong film; what is the premise?
Tommy Chong: Absolutely, Cheech was tired of the movies we were making. And he doesnt want to talk about it yet, but we are planning a film, and the premise and feel will be similar to Up in Smoke; we are working on stuff together.
You mention in the film that Cheech isnt that Chicano anymore. I know he is a prolific artist. How would you describe your friendship now with Cheech Marin?
Tommy Chong: Oh, we're so close. We'll always be friends no matter what. We're actually more like brothers than friends.
Big brother has to accept the fact that little brother has grown up, and thats the way it is now. Im still big brother, and I am very proud of what he has accomplished in his life, as he is of mine.
What was it like working at Motown? What made you go into comedy?
Tommy Chong: Motown was a good experience for me for sure, I studied Berry Gordy the master, and I watched him and learned. I have always studied great men like Berry Gordy, Lou Adler, you learn so much.
It was a bit of reverse racism for our band because we werent black, and we were Canadian to boot. When I had to return to get my Green Card in Canada I was fired, like they didnt believe it was a legitimate excuse.
But Gordy said no man, youre not fired, we need you took care of me and he paid me a lot of money, and it was all good, but eventually we moved on.
I was more a writer than a musician, and the comedy just came from that. I'm much better at comedy than I ever was being a Motown musician.
The old footage showing your daughter Rae as a baby was sweet to see, and you have a handsome son who is very funny too, you must be very proud of them both- what are they both doing currently?
Tommy Chong: Well I have five kids, and they are all doing really well.
Rae Dawn is living in Connecticut now. She is a great writer on top of her acting, and her son, my grandson Morgan is 27 and in LA.
Daughter Robbi is a producer and writer; Paris is surfing in Bali, hes my business manager, and he is a great surfer too. My son Gilbran is a Yoga Teacher and acupuncturist, and my daughter Precious is a performance artist. Theyre all great kids, and doing very well.
Which comedian(s) would you and your wife Shelby pay money to see live?
Tommy Chong: There's quite a few a new guy on the scene named Ari Shaffer, and Ellen DeGeneres, Margaret Cho, and wed give anything to see the late Richard Pryor and Sam Kinison again.
You did That '70s Show", what other TV shows do you like?
Tommy Chong: Doing That 70s Show was just a great experience.
Shelby and I love to dance, and we do watch Dancing with the Stars, and I would love to be on that show only if she could be my dancing partner, she is so good, she got me dancing, which is something we do together quite a bit.
I love Weeds on Showtime, that show is fantastic, and Elizabeth Perkins just steals the show. They had approached me to do a cameo in the beginning, but I passed.
Your film shows how much you love your wife Shelby; how long have you been together?
Tommy Chong: Weve been together 30 years now; we met at a dance when I was married to Maxine, my first wife. It was love at first sight. It was Shelbys snarly attitude when she approached our band, and asked us if we knew Walking the Dog and I said yes, and she goes, well play it then!
I just loved that about her...She was this tiny and just beautiful, little thing.
She worries about me, and she is so smart, she parlayed all our real estate holdings into this vast empire. She made more money doing that while I was away than I had made in years.
She studies dancing, ballet every day, Shelby orders me around and I love it.
And we never take each other or our days together for granted.
Special Note: The documentary is a must own, especially for educators at high school or college level, it is an eye-opening true story of the failed legal system, erosion of civil liberties and the corruption and misuse of government power. It is well worth being included in your curriculum.
"a/k/a Tommy Chong" now available on DVD
OFFICIAL SELECTION, Toronto International Film Festival
WINNER Jury Award, Best Documentary - US Comedy Arts Festival
WINNER Audience Award, Best Feature - Calgary Underground Film Festival
WINNER Audience Award, Best Documentary - SF Independent Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION, Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION, (SXSW) South by Southwest Film Festival


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My 7 year old grandaughter is in first grade and a avid reader. She loves "chapter books" and I want to start her on a special series, but don't know what to choose. What did your little girls love? I want a series appropriate to her age even though she reads above grade level. |
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My girls have enjoyed the Junie B. Jones series by Barbara Park, the Dear America series, A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket & the Captain Underpants series. They were in about 2nd grade when they read my copy of the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis. I'd probably start her on the Junie B. Jones series & some of the Dear America books. The Dear America has a very large range in the series. |
My daughter is 7 1/2 and is in the second grade this year. She loves The Magic Tree House Series, Junie B. Jones, Judy Moody and The Bailey School Kids ones. Doreen |
- Posted by Vickey__MN (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 03 at 16:25
The Babysitters Club little Sister...many books there. I think it's about a first or second grade reading level. Vickey-MN |
- Posted by janetwilson (My Page) on Tue, Oct 28, 03 at 14:35
I personally LOVE Junie B. Jones -- when the kids were little I read them to them but had a hard time not laughing through the entire book - they are so cute! Buy them for your granddaughter but read them yourself too -- you'll love it! I also recommend the Little House on the Prairie series, the Boxcar Kids (which my kids loved), all of the Beverly Cleary books - Ramona the Pest was my favorite. There's also a great new book called the Dollhouse Family. I am so passionate about children's books, but my DD has dyslexia and struggles w/reading - so it's not her favorite thing. That's hard for me since I was such a bookworm as a child. DS loves to read but he prefers Science Fiction, Harry Potter (which I like too!) and those horrible goosebumps books. |
- Posted by Roberta_z5 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 28, 03 at 17:10
This is very helpful. Are the "Captain Underpants" series appropriate for reading to a 4 year old boy with a wild imagination? |
Yes! A 4 yo will enjoy the Captain Underpants series. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Captain Underpants
Cool list from Scholastic with recommended serices for K-2nd grade. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Scholastic Booklist - Series K-2
The Dollhouse Family, while not a series, is absolutely wonderful. I highly recommend it for you and your granddaughter. My son won a prize at school for being a good citizen and got to go to the principals office to pick out a book. For some reason, he picked out a book for me instead of himself. The book he picked was The Dollhouse Family, so I read it and loved it. Both of my boys also enjoyed it and I gave a copy of it to my MIL for Christmas to read together with her grandaughters. As for series books, my kids love all of the above, expecially Junie B. Jones and Magic Treehouse. They also like the Marvin Redpost series. My DH loves the Captain Underpants series! |
- Posted by Sewcrazynurse (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 03 at 21:18
There are Mary Kate and Ashley books that are on different reading levels. My Daughter has tons of them. |
- Posted by RobinKateB (My Page) on Tue, Jan 20, 04 at 13:16
How about the Al of a Kind Family books, then there is the Betsy/Tacy books. Also the Four Story Mistake and the other booka in that series. Noel Streidfield shoes books are also excellent, Theater Shoes, Dance Shoes, Skating Shoes etc Robin |
Try taking your grandchild to a bookstore and letting her look at all of the books herself. She will love being able to have a choice in the matter. Tell her that you are willing to buy her 1 or 2 books depending on the price. That way she has to narrow down her choice. The series of books are generally shelved together. Therefore they are easy to find. When she gets done with the books you get, you can go back and do it again. It will be a good outing for you to share with her. If you find a specific series she likes, there is site that is a part of Ebay called: half.com. It has a book section in it and all you have to do is type in the author or book title and you may find something you want. The prices are generally lower than in the stores (although some people do seem very proud of their used books.) I hope I have been helpful AR_Dramaqueen, daughter of Don_na_na |
My advanced first grader has really enjoyed the Rainbow Fairies series and there are TONS of them available. They are age appropriate. She likes seeing all the different names: Scarlet the Red Fairy, Joy, the Christmas fairy. |
- Posted by mariealways (My Page) on Thu, Feb 26, 09 at 10:45
Great recommendations on here. I'll throw in the Amber Brown series into the mix. Akin to Junie B. |
- Posted by stephanie_in_ga (My Page) on Thu, Feb 26, 09 at 22:12
Oooo! My favorite subject! BOOKS! ;o) The "Ramona" series by Beverly Cleary, follows Ramona as she grows up, family relationships are a big part of the plot/theme of these books... everyone learning to get along and repsect each other through funny but normal situations. She's a great girl with all the normal ups and down of being a kid. They are my DD's favorites, she is 9 now. Cleary has many other children's books, definitely an author to collect. Several Judy Blume books are for kids that age: The Spiderwick Cronicles is a fantasy series, think Harry Potter for younger readers. The books are MUCH shorter than a HP book! Much more managable, with some sketched illustrations to keep it interesting. Andrew Clements, another author writing for that age group. And if you want to take her beyond chapter books, try the poetry of Shel Silverstein. Excellent, and she'll read them for years to come. If I sit down to read Shel Silverstein with my 6 y/o, my 9 and 12 y/o's are soon by my side, too. They all enjoy the humor and eccentricity of his poetry and drawings. While the vocabulary is managable for a young reader, they have to think a little harder to "get it" with some of his writing which makes them great fun to read together and talk about. Although other poems are just plain silly fun. Lemony Snicket ("Seris of Unfortunate Events"), Ronald Dahl ("James and the Giant Peach") and E.B. White ("Charlotte's Web") write for just a tad older, but a high-reading 7 y/o could read them. Finding a good series she will follow is a great idea. Also consider introducing her to different authors. If she likes a book, she should look for others by the same author, even if they are not in a series. I am helping to set up our school's bookfair tomorrow, and I am so excited! I'm hopeless when this is what I get excited about. But there you go, I love to see all the new titles and I LOVE LOVE LOVE to help the kids find the "right" book when they come to shop. Most authors have websites now where you can get a really good idea of what their writing is all about, and find some fun activities for kids to go along with the reading. So google the author and check it, it will be fun. If your GD finds an author she really likes, don't forget to try the author's website for fun kid activities. If she loves to read, introduce her to good children's literature and start a lifetime of appreciating literature. There is some fantastic literature for kids, with themes and characters and conflicts that they will relate to and that will make them think. |
- Posted by bnicebkind (My Page) on Fri, Feb 27, 09 at 10:00
Make a list of everyone's suggestions, because they are all popular with that age group. I will add The American Girl Books developed by a school teacher, (they go with the very popular American Girl dolls) available by catalog or on-line. Oh, and a chapter book that kids love is Mrs Pigglewiggle!!! |
- Posted by stargazzer (My Page) on Fri, Feb 27, 09 at 17:28
also the public library can help with age related books. |
Books are a good subject... ...but the child in the original post is probably 12 or 13 by now. |
- Posted by stephanie_in_ga (My Page) on Fri, Feb 27, 09 at 19:37
Oh, I see. Didn't look at the date the first time. Oh well. Does it matter? I could recommend some for that age, too. |
If in doubt, ask your child's teacher. If they are anything like my wife who is a born teacher (and the best I've ever seen) and very passionate about books. They will have great recommendations specific to your child, and you will make their day knowing that you are an active parent. |
- Posted by Lovemykidstoreadmom(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Sep 25, 11 at 0:16
Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions. |
- Posted by yvonnemommy (My Page) on Sun, Jan 1, 12 at 10:16
My daughter loves beestar the best. DD does online reading on it. I like the simple presentation: text has nice simple fonts the pictures and graphs are to the point not distracting. The honor roll, ranking, award programs are effective. DD always can't wait to do the exercises. Lisa |
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Pilothandwriting Creates a Custom Font From Your Handwriting, Whether or Not It'S Legible
Some say that doctors have the most atrocious writing. I think that anyone who has to write day-in and day-out will try and optimize their hand strokes to the bare minimum, which is what a lot of doctors do, with their squiggly writing. No matter what your writing looks like, you can turn it into a font using a free website from Pilot.
Pilothandwriting is an online service that will turn your handwriting into a font. You first have to print out a template, write out all the letters in the alphabet, then Pilothandwriting will use your webcam to digitize your handwriting. You can adjust the letters with the font editor and use it to write emails.
It's all very cool, however there's one big problem: at this point, you can't download your custom font and use it on your computer, you have to use it on their website. This seems strange, since you're basically putting a lot of effort into creating a font that you can't use anywhere but on Pilot's site or in an email.
If you'd rather have a font you can use in your own apps, there's an older service out ther called Your Fonts. Although Your Fonts is a little harder to use, at least you can download the fonts you create.
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Thanks for this great tutorial and for the many hours you obviously have invested in it. I now have a much more thorough understanding of how the pieces of a wordpress theme fit together.
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I did. I would have said something sooner but I just haven't had much energy. As for everyone else I'm not sure where they are. I think DarkAmethyst is also waiting on me, but I can't say that for sure. I did send out a PM to all those who signed up that it started...
Glad to see a new face here, especially since activity is slow at the moment. Since Jaye already reserved you, I'll go ahead an answer your questions. And no worries about the no so quick question X3 The geography has changed dramatically. Since there was a massive merge, the land isn't the same at all. Consider it one big Pangaea. Sadly I do not have a map, and to be honest I haven't come up with all the towns/cities and their locations. However some settlements did survive the merge, so some towns or cities from the Pokemon (as well as FF if anyone wants to bring them in and if it fits the world) world are present. So this means we do not currently have a map (though I kinda have one in my head, I just haven't sketched it out since it's sill a work-in-progress). As for Victini, I honestly do not see a problem if it was on your team. Since, in my opinion, it is a "minor" Legendary, it can be free from the crystal. That would make it available to either be running free or (under special circumstances) with a trainer. But if I allow this, as well as your Link, I don't know if I'll allow other Legendaries to be added to your team. To be fair I'd have to allow other players to have a chance at getting a Legendary on their team (which I am more than willing to give) at some point in the RP itself. So my judgement on this... I approve.
I am gonna be completely honest... I love this. This is a different take on the character than I would have thought. Her character is very interesting, and I would love to see how she interacts with my character Crystal if they were to meet (since Crystal would be the Kanto champion if the battle she had with the champ was an official league battle, plus in a way they have similar personalities in my opinion). I look forward to seeing how well she does in this new world :3 And I can work with the idea of one of the tournaments being used to find a replacement... or come up with another idea. It adds a new element to the story. *stamps Accepted stamp on SU*
I can see that, though I'm not sure exactly what kind of personality I would have given her. I guess that's something I'd have to think about X3 And looks like I'm gonna have to find and read some of your works. With an interesting character like Zayna I'm sure it would be a good read. And I said similar, not same. Both have very close bonds with their Pokémon, loyal, determined, and strong-willed. But Crystal seems to be on the "calmer" side of those traits compared to Zayna. Not to mention both are considered the best in their home regions. I would have no doubt that a battle between them would be great experience for both, not to mention a thrill to watch.
I'm playing with a few ideas over all for this RP, so when I'm not thinking of an idea I'm currently working with for Cynthia (and a few other NPCs that will make an appearance for this idea at least, so no SUs for them... yet) I'm thinking of things that can possibly happen. So I'm thinking about how one of the tournaments could be used to find a replacement for Zanya or come up with another. When I think of a good idea I'll let ya know :3
*stamps Accepted stamp on SU*
I look forward to your ideas with him, them. And also don't worry about getting a post out soon. Take your time. Seems like the posting rate is rather slow right now. I'm just happy it's getting posts.
We can do that. Maybe the Council is thinking about having the subway connect to the Colonies for easier transport of the crystals to cities and towns farther out? I'm gonna go ahead and share an idea I have now. I'm having Cynthia meet up with Lance, and most likely Alder, to discuss somethings outside of the full Council. What the details are I'm just gonna keep to myself for now, other than one topic will be about Zayna since you introduced the character. I'm also having an OC of mine join in to discuss something she has discovered. If you'd like I could try to leave an opening for Cheren to join in the meeting.


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By Udeme Ekwere
First City Monument Bank Plc has announced the implementation of a new community investment initiative, Kids Vision, to help less privileged children and shape the minds and future of the Nigerian child.
Kid Vision is a photographic exhibition of works of children from diverse backgrounds for the purpose of raising funds towards developmental projects in selected communities. The exhibition holds from December 9 - 14 in Lagos.
A statement by the bank on Wednesday, noted that in a project tagged, ÃÆÃâÃâ ââ¬â¢ÃÆââ¬Å¡ÃââÃÆÃâÃââÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâ¦Ã¡ÃÆââ¬Å¡ÃâìÃÆÃââââ¬Ã¦ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâ¦Ã¢â¬ÅMy Town Lagos,ÃÆÃâÃâ ââ¬â¢ÃÆââ¬Å¡ÃââÃÆÃâÃââÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâ¦Ã¡ÃÆââ¬Å¡ÃâìÃÆÃââââ¬à ¡ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâàselected students from the Premier Foundation School, Iwaya; Preparatory School, Ikoyi; and Lekki Orphanage were provided with cameras to take images of their environment.
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I love this lipglass. It's very smooth and not sticky like I thought it might be. The color makes my lips look juicy and makes my face look awake. I love it. I should have bought two! I like that I can wear it all year because it's not as bright on my lips as in the tube. I hope it gets re-released.
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Oh my goodness, the PRETTIEST lipgloss i've ever used! It's super hard for me to pull off lipgloss because they make my face look greasy and shiny and disgusting but this is just beautiful! It's a watermelon pink coral and it just looks beautiful on my NC25 skin and really natural too!It's my go to lipgloss. Love the color, like the smell and like the texture. It hurts me to take one lippie off but that's because I find after it wears off, I get this gross white film at the edge of my lips sometimes. Still my everyday color though, because it's so gorgeous. I just have to make sure I prevent that white film from forming before it does.
Also, so sad it's LE. I found it at a CCO and should've bought two. :(
This looked so pretty standing there,a lovely pinky peachy happy-but-soft color, but on me it is too bright and artificial, I look like a drag queen! I guess on a faired-skinned-cooled -toned lady it would be much nicer. I wished we could do the "give-things-back--to-Mac-because-I-don´t-like-them-not-because-they´re- empty" here in Germany...
WOW, i REALLY love this lipglass, and is by far my most used and loved of all my lipglosses. it's consistency and texture is unlike other mac lipglasses (sticky, thick etc), instead its creamy, dreamy and wonderful :) the colour pigmentation covers my rosy lips beautifully, making me look awake and refreshed! does anyone know a good dupe of this lipglass for future reference? im scared mine is about to run out, and i am hesitant to pay top wack on ebay :/ hope this helps :)
I just got this in the mail after ordering it on ebay and surprisingly got it for a decent price. This is a gorgeous colour. I love the texture!
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This is the most beautiful lipgloss in my very very vast lipgloss collection. I paid something like $28 for it on Ebay since I missed it when it came out with the Liberty of London collection.
Pinky coral l/g. One of my favorite lip color. It's wearable for everyday. I love how it's not too orange like most coral lipgloss. It's a creme IMO.
WOW! I received this in a swap & am totally not disappointed. It's a nice slightly sheer pinky coral - not too pink, not too orange or coral. LOVE THIS!! Looks awesome with Ever Hip & Pleasureseeker. The packaging is cute to boot but it's the shade itself that makes me swoon. (For reference, I'm a C3/NC25 with yellow undertones.
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like many other have said before me, this lipgloss could be labeled as a universally flattering shade but, the color is somewhat difficult to pinpoint. On me (NC15) it is a perfect pink with a very slight peach hint to it. It is very opaque and shows up quite well on my medium pigmented lips. It livens up my face and compliments almost all of my blushes. It glides on with a nice, thick formula that I don't find sticky...at first. After about an hour of wear, it got a tad sticky, but nothing that I would complain about. I love the thick consistancy and prefer it to thinner, more runny lipglosses. Overall, I really have no complaints and have purchased 2 backups of this because I love it so much.


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Finally, I have time to post the latest drama that I've watch.. This story is a drama, the drama is not finished yet, I just watch about 4th episode but I think this drama will be great stories.
This drama is about a young single mother, Mi Sol. She gets embroiled in a love triangle with the father of her child, Suk Bin and her newfound love, So Ryong.
Best friends since young, Mi Sol and Suk Bin find soul mates in each other as they both face much pressure from their mothers. One night, they end up spending the night together and Mi Sol becomes pregnant. Upon realizing that Mi Sol is pregnant, Suk Bin flees to America to further his studies with instructions from his mother. Despite being a student, Mi Sol decides to have the baby herself. Her mother decides to raise Mi Sol's son as her brother.
Many years later, her life takes a turn and she meets So Ryong, the perfect man in everyone's eyes, and they start to take an interest in each another. Suk Bin returns from America, unaware that his childhood love, Mi Sol, actually gave birth to their child. A love triangle around the three unfolds.
Main Characters :
Lee Jae-Yoon as Lee So-Ryong |
Ohn Joo-Wan as Ko Suk-bin |
Lee So-Yeon as Do Mi Sol |
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Trailer :
사랑하고 있어요 - Tae Ha |
너만보여 - 마야 (Maya) |
01 난 사랑 - 이동윤 02 사랑하고 있어요 - 태하 03 너만 보여 - 마야 |
하루를 살지라도 - Beige (베이지) |
한 여자가 - Kim Hyun Joong (김현중 - M.A.C) |
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I'd avoid getting a tile that looked like you were trying to match the sink (but missed by a smidgen). With the selections you have I prefer the subway on the left. Your cabinets are lovely and so is your granite. Have you seen "Peach's Typhoon Bordeaux - BS revisited with new pics/ideas" tread? Read it through and you will see the process she went through...and then BOOM, she brings out this dark glass tile that really sings with what she has. The work that goes on here is an amazing process; best of luck and have fun with the process! |
I agree with enduring. Don't match the sink. Another vote for the subway tile. |
Love the cascade sink! I think a creamy subway would allow the sink to stand on its own. Can I ask what you used on your floor? |
- Posted by pagesturned (My Page) on Sun, Jul 3, 11 at 19:10
I'm also curious about the floor! |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Sun, Jul 3, 11 at 19:50
Truffle looks great with your granite. I think that's the first one I've seen installed in a real home. Cool! The floor is busy so if it were my kitchen, I'd choose a calm tile to go with the granite. I always seem to lean that way though. Enduring has a good point about the color of the tile needing to be different enough from the sink so the color choice looks intentional. |
Marieskit and pagesturned: The floor is a porcelain tile Monocibec Graal Montesegur. We used it in the kitchen and the adjoining hallway. So far we really love the look of it. We used a random pattern with 3 different sizes of tiles. Thank you all so much for the comments and help with the backsplash. I will start looking at creamy subways. The subway in the picture is actually a Sonama tile in Cirrus -which has a green cast and is a crackle. I have one small sample of a white tile, but may be too white. Breezygirl thanks for the comment about the sink. It was actually this forum that made me look at the cascade sink. When I asked about it at the plumbing supply store we used, they had not even seen that model yet. We also ordered the optional grid for the bottom of the sink. I am anxious to get the faucet installed to actually get to use the sink. We have a grohe lady lux pro going in on Tuesday. I think I will really love how nice and deep the sink is. Thoughts for creamy subways - should I pursue a crackle or just a glossy tile. Also any thoughts on using stainless tiles to do an accent area behind the stove? Do I need a little "bling" in the kitchen or will it just be too busy? Thanks again |
I would use a plain tile, not crackle. You have plenty going on. Would keep it very simple. |
My vote is for the subway as well. When I asked for BS ideas here, many helpful GW's advised me that the BS should be understated so your countertop can be the star. Two sites recommended here was Adex and Jeffery Court, if that helps. Are you going to tile all the way around your gorgeous window? I'd love to see a pic of that view. |
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When Will Glee Season 4 Be On Netflix?
What Glee season is currently playing right now?
I just started really watching Glee this season, and I thought it was season two. Then I saw on Netflix season three just came out, and am so confused. What are the order of the seasons, and what season finale was the episode where Glee did the Journey medley? Thanks!
Glee is currently in season 2. the show is scheduled to return February 6, right after the Superbowl.
The finale you speak of was for Season 1, which was also split into two halves just like the current one.
what you saw on netflix was probably a third volume, or something similar, not a third season.
season 3 of glee and pretty little liars on netflix?
i missed season 3 of pretty little liars and from what ive heard i missed a ton and i cant find anything about when its gonna go on netflix also i really want to see the season 3 of glee on netflix.does anybody know when they are going to be on netflix?
Glee I'm not sure, but Pretty Little Liars season 3 won't be on Netflix until season 4 starts, which is in June.
When does Season 3 of Glee come out on Netflix?
So I recently heard of this show being really awesome and super cool so I decided to watch it and I am now hooked. I watched both Season 1 & Season 2 on Netflix but when will Netflix release Season 3. Because I know Season 4 just started recently and idk if Netflix has to wait for a while first. But does anyone know when S3 be on Netflix. Thanks.
October 3rd
Please tell me where can I watch Glee Season 4?
I really want to watch Glee season 4 really bad and my mom cancelled the cable and I can't watch any of my TV shows now. She said we have to pay to much bills so that's why she cancelled it so I tried to find it on Netflix and they only have season 1-3 only and I really want to catch up on Glee. So please tell me where can I watch Glee season 4 for free. Thank You!
Scroll down to Season 4, pick whichever episode youre on, click "view all (#) links" Find one thats closest to 100% stars, a few ads will pop up but just keep closing them out, the newer the episode the longer it takes to buffer so just be prepared! haha im on season 3 sooo xD
What website can I watch Glee season 4?
I watched like all the seasons of Glee except for season 4 and I'm a bit frustrated that I just keep missing all the episodes on Fox 13 and I don't know any more websites to watch Glee season 4 on. Any suggestions? I can't do Netflix because obviously they don't have season 4...
You can always watch season 4 of glee here
Avoid the frustration and hassle. This site is perfectly legal.