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I'm curious how bozie's defense has been 5v5 this season compared to others. I know if I were scoring a bunch of pp goals, I'd be focusing on shutting the other team down. The leafs also don't seem to be in too many close games this season. They either win big or lose big. This may affect your approach 5v5.
Some good thought, although it seemed obvious to me Carlyle went with book for the faceoffs
Brian 'goalie killer' gionta did his best to take out lundqvist
@rustynail And no NFL team!
@Belfour20/JB-45 @Leafs_17 @DJBrianBurke That's what we said about the Leafs last season!
@Hammertownleaffan @Bon Scott was a Leaf fan Some good news for once hopefully
KD less likely to give you gastroenteritis
Smyth's daughter may be better at blocking shots than the leafs.
If he hijacks the ipod he'll be the next captain.
@Bruffins The instant Weber is traded to the Leafs, SI would release an article concluding that Weber is the most overrated player in the league.
@Conis still plenty of time to lose. Mcintyre doing his impersonation of Boyd Devereaux
@Hmmm @Shift_Disturber1 @mike_84 @shafted he ate it
Navarro just stole a base lol
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan I'll tell you what Shanny knows about running a hockey team
@Anthony Petrielli @Pent_House @Cameron19 If you want entertainment, how about Don Cherry as president?
@Cameron19 @shafted @Pent_House Nonis can blackmail Lupul with naked pictures
@Pent_House Lupul + Gunnar
@Pent_House Signing Shanny and Blake would definitely make the team tougher, provided they come with a time machine
@ingy56 @lukethenuke I'm not sure about Shanny but apparently his mom is pretty good at babysitting
@Wilbur I don't think that's very different from what any of us have been saying. However, the backend is still pretty thin. You have phaneuf, gardener, reilly, gleason. Assuming they sign Ranger. That's still 2 spots (6 and 7) to fill and not exactly the most robust group defensively.
@wendelsfist Where are you quoting Cujo from?
@MaxwellHowe @shafted @Belfour20/JB-45 Of course he could be a contributor in that scenario, he also needs a lot of cap space to accommodate him.
@loomx @wiski @Belfour20/JB-45 Back in the "good ol' days", the game was slow enough that you could still contribute playing at half speed.
@Belfour20/JB-45 Is Dion even tradeable at this point?
@Black_Hawk @shafted I'm hoping the new GM would want to get younger without a rebuild
Dear new Canucks GM,
to Van: Tyler Bozak, James Reimer, rights to Cody Franson, 2nd round draft pick, Randy Carlysle's cell phone number
to Tor: Ryan Kesler, Kevin Bieksa
@wendelsfist @shafted He's right, although that's kind of ironic coming from him.
How about them Blue Jays?
@MaxwellHowe @shafted @Anthony Petrielli The D are clearly 2nd to the puck on almost every play. It looks to me they are afraid of getting hit. Maybe they are banged up and gassed from playing an obscene amount in their own zone. Maybe it is more representative of the type of players we have. If they do recover the puck, they throw it up the boards or reverse it under the pressure. The wingers can't read the play fast enough and aren't in position.
@MaxwellHowe @Anthony Petrielli They struggle on the breakout, especially when the D throws the puck up Phil's side. If they can work on this aspect, it would help their goal differential tremendously. Perhaps a quicker read from Bozak to support the middle lane would help. Then again, the D reverses the puck so often, it looks like ping pong.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @loomx I'd take either one. Not going to happen though.
@MaxwellHowe I'd honestly try breaking up JVR and Kessel. They can play together on the PP but they're so offensive minded I'm not sure they'll ever take care of the details.
@Cameron19 @wiski Old school tends to go with experience. He's not a perfect fit but can't think of anyone that is.
@wiski @Cameron19 I'd give Trotz a chance. He made some bad teams look pretty good.
@Shift_Disturber1 @peterbleafs We didn't need another team to tell us this, we could see it ourselves all season long.
@rockydundas @Jmessih CBC's done. Hopefully so is Healy and the rest of the crew.
@DJBrianBurke @Wilbur @DeclanK Goddamn fax machine!


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In law, written notification that one is required to appear in court. In civil (noncriminal) cases, it notifies a defendant that he or she must appear and defend (e.g., by filing an answer) within a specified time or a default judgment will be rendered for the plaintiff. The summons is also used in cases involving minor criminal offenses (e.g., traffic violations) to call defendants to appear and answer to charges against them. Seealso subpoena.
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A judicial summons is addressed to a defendant in a legal proceeding. Typically, the summons will announce to the person to whom it is directed that a legal proceeding has been started against that person, and that a file has been started in the court records. The summons announces a date by which the defendant(s) must either appear in court, or respond in writing to the court or the opposing party or parties. The summons is the descendant of the writ of the common law. In ancient Persian law, if one failed to answer the summons of the King the punishment was death.
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This product has been discontinued, but I still have a small amount that I wear. Every time I wear it, people stop me and ask me what I am wearing! You must be a lover of "ROSES" to enjoy this scent. It has a very strong spicy rose smell. I hope they bring it back so I could at least snatch another bottle :)
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Strong, sharp scent- a little goes a long way! I did not like it at all & couldn't stand to wear it for more than 10 minutes.
The rose was nice, but I just couldn't get past the pepper. I'm not fond of too much pepper, and this had it in abundance on my skin.
This has a nice rose scent (not too strong or overpowering) once the pepper has worn off. Luckily it doesn't take much time for that to happen. I don't like pepper in perfume.
I got this in the mini hook-up version. I'll use it up but if it doesn't grow on me I don't think I'll repurchase it.
I was going through my perfume collection while digger up samples to send my cousin and I came across a rebel rose sample. I love the smell, not super rosey like I thought and then I realized it smelled familar and I got it! It smells almost like my viva la juicy perfume. So this a great dupe if you don't want to spend the money on the viva la juicy
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This is a straight up awesome fragrance. I am really into rose scents right now and I am thrilled with this one. No flower shop notes here, you know, that generic flower smell. Not here, a good true rose with a spike of pepper! If you have ever smelled the essential oil of black pepper, you will know what I mean here. I paid $18.00 for this EDT and it lasts and lasts with no morphing or turning sour. I really liked Cassis Rose before the Body Shop disco-ed it, but this is so better and actually lasts. Avon has another Rose fragrance I think they just came out with. It's not bad either, but only comes in a body mist.
Fragrance is always a matter of preference and I have a hard time embracing most of Avon's fragrances, but this one has changed my mind.
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This is a nice quality rose scented perfume, im surprised i like it considering its by Avon's Mark brand, it doesnt smell like a cheap perfume like i was expecting it to! It really does smell like roses, so if you like that try this out, it also has a musky tone to it to make it a little more sophisticated and not too rosey. It has a mix of macchiato flower, casablanca lily, caramel and vanilla. The bottle is very stylish and pretty, i like this fragrance, smells better when it dries. Medium scent not too light but not at all strong.
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Christmas decorating ideas like this one are sure to get your home an overwhelming amount of compliments. Use Jennifer Neill's (a.k.a. Jennifer Juniper) tutorial to create beautiful Wooden Angel Wings for your mantel top.
- Two 20x32 inch boards
- Paper for pattern
- Jigsaw
- Dremel style tool
- Sandpaper
- Acrylic Paint
- Brown stain
- Create a template on a piece of paper (if you can't draw this free hand, don't fret! Print out a shape you like from the internet, then take it to your local copy shop to enlarge it to your desired size. You can find many angels wing shapes on Google).
- You will use the same template for both wings, but to make a set you will have to flip the template once for a left and a right wing. Trace around the template onto your wood, I used a 20x32 inch length of pine from Lowe's. I could fit two wings onto it.
- Cut out your wing shape. I used my pretty red Skil jigsaw/scroll saw combo. Don't be afraid of power tools! You can do it! Just be careful and wear eye protection. This doesn't have to be perfect! You will be sanding later! (That was my pep talk)
- Next, I penciled in the rough shapes of feathers along the surface of the wing (just a bunch of half circles over the whole surface) then went over the lines with my Dremel. Using the attachment on the far left of this photo:
- If you don't have a Dremel tool, try using a u-shaped chisel dig out the grooves.
- The grooves will be rough, but that is the beauty of this project. You want it to look hand carved. And you will be sanding later.
- Now, I sanded everything really well with a palm sander, this mouse sander was perfect for getting into all the grooves. Stick the point down into the grooves.
- To get the distressed, antique look I painted the wings with an antique white acrylic paint, about 4 thick coats. Sand in between coats with a fine grit sandpaper to get a nice smooth surface.
- Next, brush a medium stain over the whole wing and wipe off. Make sure to get stain down into the grooves to accentuate the feathers. Try to rub a bit of extra stain into the edges using your fingers, to give an authentic antique look.
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Neat idea - but I personally would not use wood. I would get corregated white board (Michaels) or even use thick postor board. I would think wood is too bulky to pack away. So go for it - and use your choice of materials.
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Phat Loot Phriday: Perpetual Purple Firework {WoW}
Jul 4th 2008 6:11PM what retard would buy this?
real fireworks (you know, in real life) cost less.
i have to say they are cool, but not 150$ cool
"How I made 100,000 gold" {WoW}
Jun 11th 2008 1:16PM the problem, if everyone knows about these tips, then no one will make money. As everyone will be doing the same thing.
Blood Pact: Gearing a Lock for Karazhan, part 1 {WoW}
Jun 8th 2008 12:23PM edit. notice you did make mention of the shoulders, but the others stand
Blood Pact: Gearing a Lock for Karazhan, part 1 {WoW}
Jun 8th 2008 12:21PM ok, firstly, i agree, get spellstrike, it is definately an awesome helm, that will last you into t6 imo, as it is better than t5.
thirdly, hood of hexing is considerably harder to get than the helm of void reaver, as the fights in za are more difficult than avoiding arcane orbs.
Another good neck to get is vindicators pendant of subjugation, which provides haste instead of crit, it provides the same amount of points, but this leads to more % haste than % crit. And for destro, haste > crit.
also, keep in mind, not everyone is a tailor, so not everyone can get fsw.
another option for the shoulders, are believe it or not, the s1 dreadweave shoulders, they supply a fair amount of hit and 2 sockets to boost.
and another option in place of fsw, are robes of the crimson order, providing 50spelll dmg, and a massive 30hit.
good article, just to narrow, needs more options.
Poll: Are you looking forward to WoTLK more than you looked forward to Burning Crusade? {WoW}
Jun 7th 2008 2:36PM definately, when i joined the game, it was just after bc release, and i felt i missed out on the "opening" events and things like that.
i reeeeeeally want to be a part of it this time.
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Jun 6th 2008 1:09PM i personally love all the scenes with the copter.
Making professions easier, on Death Knights and everyone else {WoW}
May 28th 2008 2:08PM no, it should not be easier.
then you would have hundreds of people making DKs to become enchanters, the msot expensive trade to lvl up.
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May 23rd 2008 6:51PM sigh, in the months we have been farming illi, only one has dropped.
Encrypted Text: Roleplaying as a rogue {WoW}
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Our friend Andy Markowitz at MusicFilmWeb.com (which happens to be the best damned music film site on the planet, or perhaps in the universe), interviewed Paolo Campana, director of Vinylmania, about a month ago.
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The seed for the music documentary Vinylmania sprouted not long after Paolo Campana finished college. A budding filmmaker, he set out to write a fiction feature based on his second career as a DJ. What he discovered, he says now, is that the reality of a life immersed in records was much more interesting than any fictional story.
Campana began toting his camera to record fairs and record shops, and interviewing other DJs when they came to his hometown of Turin, Italy. From this modest start came a music film that's both deeply personal and broadly expansive. A decade in the making, Vinylmania takes its director/protagonist from London to San Francisco to Tokyo to Prague, exploring the allure of analog and talking to people whose relationship to grooved music takes many forms, from DJs and collectors to record pressers and great album cover artists like Winston Smith (Dead Kennedys) and Peter Savile (Joy Division/New Order).
Not long after the documentary's world premiere at the Goteborg International Film Festival in Sweden and its anointment as the official film of April's International Record Store Day 2012, we chatted with Campana about what's next for the movie and what vinyl means to him.
MFW: What kind of response did you get in Goteborg?
Campana: We had very, very good feedback in Sweden. We had three screenings and they were sold out. People were very enthusiastic about the film.
MFW: Did you find a lot of people there shared your passion for vinyl?
Campana: Yes. There were a couple of guys that came to the screening because in Goteborg, by chance, is the only [record] pressing plant in Sweden. That was really cool. And a lot of old collectors, and young people also. I was invited also as a DJ, for the opening party of the festival. It was so cool because I played a lot of old, old, records. And there was another interesting story: at the festival I met Gina Belafonte, the daughter of Harry Belafonte. She was there as a producer, presenting a film about her father [Sing Your Song]. We met at the hotel during breakfast, and there was a very good feeling between us. And in my flight case was a record by Harry Belafonte! Vinyl is a link between people. [Laughs]
MFW: You were also just named the official film of International Record Store Day 2012. What will that involve?
Campana: I am so happy for that. This was a dream. When I began this project many, many years ago, the first version of the project we put on a MySpace page, the year when Record Store Day began. I discovered there was Record Store Day on the internet and it was possible to download the logo, and I put it on my MySpace page. I never imagined that one day the film would be the Record Store Day film. They proposed to us to show the film in more than 100 colleges in America, and we are planning a special night in Paris with Record Store Day. We'll try to involve the DJs in the film – screen the film and have a DJ set with pure vinyl.
MFW: How did your own relationship with vinyl begin?
Campana: For me it began when I was 3 or 4 years old. The first memories I have – my mother would wake me up with an old Mozart record. I remember this old turntable, and this tune, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik." I started off watching from above the record spinning around, and I was completely mesmerized by the spiral. I stayed there for long, long, long minutes, completely stoned. When you are a child you are very clueless and you want to discover things. For me, the record, this strange object that had music inside – it was like traveling in a galaxy in space.
MFW: What's the first record you ever bought?
Campana: The 7-inch of "Video Killed the Radio Star." I was 8, 9 years old when it was released. I was really thrilled when I went to the record shop, because for me a record shop was something for adults. If you want to know the first LP that I bought – I don't feel so proud about this – it was Flash Gordon, the soundtrack, by Queen. Not because I was a fan of Queen; I was a fan of soundtracks in general. I began to listen to soundtracks with the 007 themes.
MFW: Album art seems like it's really an important part to you of the whole appeal of vinyl, of LP records.
Campana: The first image you have when you are young to be connected with pop culture, before fashion, before you get involved with personal style or whatever – the first thing that was in front of your face when you were young was the record cover.
MFW: That was the case for you? A lot of people would say TV is that first influence. But for you it was the records?
Paolo Campana: TV was important. But a still image connected with music in this way, it's like reading a book and imagining the story in your mind. The record cover is something that [puts] you in another universe, another dimension, that goes with the music that is inside.
MFW: It's clear when you talk to Winston Smith and Peter Savile about what they do that it's all wrapped up for you – the object, the piece of art, along with the way of listening to the music.
Campana: For me, Winston Smith was really important. The first T-shirt that I bought, when I was 14, was the t-shirt with the cross from the Dead Kennedys [record] In God We Trust. A record cover on a t-shirt is the first fetish thing that you have in your life. The second was the cover of Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures. It was so mysterious.
MFW: Do you ever download music? Do you use digital music as a tool in any way?
Campana: I don't think mp3s are bad. It's another way to know music. But if you want to understand music today I think that it's important to know the roots of the music. For me vinyl is the roots of recorded music. And it's the best format that I want to play in my DJ sets. I play CDs sometimes, but if I can choose between a CD and a record to play something, I prefer the record.
MFW: Is that choice for you because of the sound quality, or because of something about the album as a physical object?
Campana: I think both. The first thing is the sound. But the other thing is that it's a real object that you can keep at home forever. A CD, yes, I can buy a CD. I'm not a purist, but I try to be a purist. I think people have to know there is another, different way to appreciate music. It's not just press a button, or stand in a DJ set with a fucking laptop.
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Make sure to check out Vinylmania on Saturday, April 14 at 7:15pm.


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In my work I strive for excellence in several ways; One, I wish to create a beautiful object, shapely, balanced and harmonious in its entirety. Two, I endeavor to embody the principles of magic, in whatever way they are called for, within the tools I make. Thirdly, I try to fulfill any requirements for the work necessary- either material or spiritual- to create what you, the practitioner, requires.
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Great Queen Street, 32 Great Queen Street, WC2B 5AA
Meal for two: £70
What is your favourite... surely one of the most irritating questions in the world?
I hate having to reduce my appreciation of something, whether food, music or literature, into such stark terms. Favourite or not-favourite, like good or bad, can never really capture the nuances of how I feel about a thing, a person or a place. And yet... here it is: Great Queen Street is my favourite restaurant in London, if not the world. There, I said it. If you disagree, that is your prerogative, but bear in mind that I will probably question your judgement if you do. Why? Because Great Queen Street is unquestionably marvellous and peerless in its seasonal and simple yet excellent cooking. Because it is affordable and friendly. Lastly, because Mr F took me there for the my birthday when it opened, one of his most thoughtful acts in our pre-married life.
Named for its location, Great Queen Street is hidden away from the Masons and theatre goers who occupy this part of town. Like many post-St John places, it embodies the straightforward, almost brusque, relationship between restaurateur and diner. The setting is quite stark: not a soft furnishing in sight and noisy as a result. If this is a temple to food, it is not some hushed cathedral of fiddly fine dining but rather a jolly harvest festival of sounds, tastes and smells. It is loud, communal and convivial, with hearty food to match. The stripped-back décor and casually dressed staff create a relaxed, friendly atmosphere but they also point to something more fundamental about their approach: everything else is secondary the quality of the food. Behind the slightly shabby exterior is a shrine to British cooking, one that doesn't demand a heavy price for its creations. Yet for some obscure reason, we hadn't been for more than a year. I realised we were long overdue a visit.
I started with a tiny pot of lobster, which came with cornbread. It was not a totally spontaneous decision, I know from past experience that Great Queen Street excels at these creamy dishes of crustacean. Happily, this was no exception. The lobster was rich with a deeply savoury flavour and a smooth, slightly wobbly texture. I didn't expect it to be warm but the heat worked well with the sweet, dense cornbread. Mr F's foie gras with muscat grapes and cobnuts was a wonderfully balanced plate of food. The flavours complemented each other and the foie gras was finer than any we ate on our recent trip to France.
Slightly boldly, I chose grouse for my main course. This was perhaps a little reckless because my previous contact with that particular beast ended badly. Years ago, I bought two very high birds, mouldy feet and all, and did my best to turn them into something good to eat, only to be told by Mr F that they "tasted like pet shop". It was one of the few occasions on which he refused to eat something I had cooked. I was interested to learn whether Great Queen Street could teach me to like grouse. Fortunately, it did. Yes, it was still challengingly bitter but it was also delicious. Mr F was not impressed by the liver on toast which was a bit too visceral for him, but I enjoyed eating something so strongly flavoured, it was almost an intellectual experience rather than one that only satisfies the stomach. I think I am converted. Mr F's hare and celeriac pithivier was also marvellous, with robust, earthy flavours encased in surprisingly delicate pastry. After all that, there was no space for dessert, just coffee and a very slow cycle home.
Going back to Great Queen Street made me wonder why I'd neglected it for so long. Maybe it is because I have been enjoying the dangerous charms of the Anchor and Hope, where the food is equally excellent but the no-bookings policy and a well-stocked bar to wait in always leave me merrily drunk by the time dinner is done. Great Queen Street is a little more civilised, leaving one free to focus on the food. Hearty cooking at its very best and still my favourite place to eat.


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What's coming in Xtend 2.3 New & Noteworthy
The next release of Xtend will be available in June. It will come with many, many bug fixes, performance improvements and the following new features:
Several Language Enhancements
On the language level the next release has a couple of nice improvements and new features as well. Some of them are small but neat changes, e.g. it's no longer mandatory to write empty parentheses in constructor calls. Others deserve an entry on their own:
Properties Since M7
A new annotation @Property will generate a Java-Bean-style getter and setter (if the field is not final) for an annotated field.
class Person { @Property String firstName @Property String lastName }
The field itself will be renamed to _fieldname, to make one accesses the getter (resp. setter) when using the property syntax. OF course a getter or setter is only generated when not explicitly defined.
Data Classes (aka Value Objects)Since M7
Another annotation @Data, will turn an annotated class into a value object class. A class annotated with @Data has the following effect:
- all fields are flagged final,
- getter methods will be generated (if not existent),
- a constructor will be generated (if not existent),
- equals(Object) / hashCode() methods will be generated (if not existent),
- a toString() method will be generated (if not existent).
@Data class Person { String firstName String lastName }
For now the processing of the two annotations is hard coded into the compiler. However as described in this bugzilla, we want to add support for library level annotation processing. This will allow for adding other annotations like @Delegate etc. Also we want to make this very easy so you can easily define your own project-specific annotations. Unfortunately this will not make it into the upcoming release.
With Operator Since M7
A new operator '=>' has been added to the language and a corresponding extension method for java.lang.Object on the left hand side and a lambda expression on the right hand side. The with operator allows you to write:
new JTextField => [ text = 'My Text' ]
Think of it as a let-expression, which allows for binding any object to the scope of the block, in order to do side-effects in it. Very handy when initializing objects.
Multiple Classes per File Since M7
You can now have any number of classes in a single file. Also the name of the first class must no longer match the file's name. But still if it matches it will be renamed in a rename refactoring.
Number Literals Since M6
Xtend now has comprehensive support for number literals. This includes most of the things you can do in Java, and in addition it has first class support for BigDecimal and BigInteger (including overloaded arithmetic operators).
new BigDecimal("6.1").subtract( new BigDecimal("0.755").multiply(BigDecimal.valueOf(3L)))
In Xtend you can use literals and operators :
6.1bd - 0.755bd * 3bd
Var-Args Since M6
Varargs can now be declared in Xtend methods as well. The syntax and semantics are just like in Java. Also calling varargs works as expected.
def String concat(String... strings) { .... } def void useConcat() { concat('can', 'pass', 'any', 'number', 'of', 'strings') }
Abstract Classes Since M7
Long overdue but finally you can declare abstract classes in Xtend. The syntax is much like in Java although you don't have to use an abstract keyword for abstract methods. Flagging the class abstract is sufficient. Here's an example:
abstract class MyAbstractClass { def String toBeImplemented(String myArg) def doStuff(String otherArg) { return toBeImplemented(otherArg) } }
Enhanced Field Decaration Since M7
Also overdue but finally here: Fields can be declared as 'val's which make them final. Also type inference is now supported on fields as well.
class MyClass { val finalField = 'hello world' var nonFinalInitializedField = myField.toUpperCase String nonFinalNonInitializedField }
Debugging since M6
Debugging through Xtend and Java is now fully supported. Setting breakpoints in Xtend works just as in Java and you can even switch to the Java level whenever wished by a context menu action.
Also all the cool features known from the Java debugger, like 'Display', 'Inspect', or 'Exception Breakpoints' are available.
Seamless JDT Integration since M6
Not only the debugger but all of JDT's navigation functionality now works seamlessly with Xtend. No matter if you click on a stack frame in an exception, a failing unit tests, some node in the call hierarchy or the type hierarchy: if the target element is implemented in Xtend, you'll end up in the Xtend editor at the original source location.
Generated Code View Feel the Trace
But what if you want to see the generated Java source? You can of course open the Java file in an editor, but there's now an even better tool : The Generated Code view. In that view you see detailed information of which parts in the Java source were derived from which in the Xtend code, simply by marking the corresponding sections.
Improved Hovers since M6
The hover comes with a completely new HTML rendering for documentation comments. It supports all Javadoc tags like @param, @link or @see and even provides the resolved type information for generified types and methods. It is now easily possible to have a look at the inferred type of local variables and expressions. Also, the hover shows an expanded version of a sugared expressions.
Call-Hierarchy since M6
In Xtend the open call hierarchy action is now available using the same shortcuts as in Java. It shows all calls to the selected method, field or constructor, no matter whether they are called from Xtend or Java.
Type-Hierarchy since M6
Also the Type Hierarchy view can be opened and populated from within an Xtend class. Just press 'F4' when your cursor sits on a type's name. It shows the type hierarchy of the selected classes. You implemented parts of the hierarchy in Java and other in Xtend? Don't worry. They will work perfectly together.
Inherited members in quick outline since M6
When pressing CTRL+O in an Xtend editor the quick outline pops up. It shows all the members of the currently edited class. Pressing CTRL+O once more will add the members inherited from super classes as well. A search field lets you simply filter by name in order to navigate to any member quickly.
Create Method Quickfix since M7
For unresolvable method invocations there now is a quick fix to create trhe missing method.
Compiler Improvements since M6
To make the generated Java code even more readable, the compiler can now inline certain operations. As a result the generated Java code is more idiomatic and therefore more readable. Also some superfluous statements have been removed.


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Nike stand by Wayne Rooney despite allegations
Rooney's lucrative deals with Nike, EA Sports and Coca-Cola have helped the England forward boost his personal fortune to £35million, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. A spokesman for Nike said: "We have worked with Wayne for seven years and he continues to be a Nike athlete. Related ArticlesReferendum: Should Rooney start against Swiss?Capello to make last-minute Rooney decisionJagielka wants permanent England placeMilner: England need RooneyCapello prasies Hart's focusSwaggering Hart is No 1"This is a private matter for Wayne and his family and we have no further comment to make at this time." Nike also stood by golfer Tiger Woods as the world number one admitted a string of affairs which led to the breakdown of his marriage. Coca-Cola declined to comment on their own business relationship with Rooney, with a spokesman for the company also saying: "This is a private matter for Wayne and his family." The Manchester United forward trained with his fellow team-mates on Sunday morning at Arsenal's London Colney complex but is understood to have been subdued. However, the Football Association have confirmed that Rooney will travel to Switzerland today ahead of England's Euro 2012 qualifier in Basle.
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*TOP REVIEWER* glamstep on 5/10/2014 3:09:00 PM more reviews by glamstep
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Black
I got this after MakeupbyTiffany mentioned it in a video where she boasted colors like Nars Madly and this one to have just enough subtle color to warm up the complexion in the winter months. After Candy Coral was an epic fail (ZERO pigmentation) I hesitated with this one, but it turned out to be somewhat worthwhile. Its a matte, peachy nude blusher with a satin finish. I don't care for the 'bouncy' effect as my ELF small stipple touches it not my fingers. Pigmentation can again be better but atleast 3 layers/swipes gets good payoff on my light NC20 skin; but the sheerness of this blush is why its not getting more lippies from me. The multiple layering for my liking effect ends up 'moving' my foundation underneath. Its just too much effort to complete the look for a basic color. I wont repurhcase.
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Suzaroos on 2/15/2014 11:17:00 PM more reviews by Suzaroos
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I absolutely love all the Dream Bouncy Blushes! They are perfect for my dry skin, go on super creamy and last for hours. The color selection is fabulous as well. Coffee cake, Rose Petal and Candy Coral are my favorites. I find the packaging to be quite cute too. And I love how tiny they are, but they last for ages when applied with my stippling brush. Loveeee.
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lakshana1 on 1/19/2014 5:52:00 PM more reviews by lakshana1
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
First off the color payoff isnt amazing but is good if you want a natural look to the face. I like the bouncy part but after using it for a while the bouncy part popped and it was too messy to use. The price is average for drugstore I brought mine for 8 bucks. I would probably try the other colors if they werent as expensive. If you want a drugstore cream blush nyx makes great ones and I tend to reach for those more often.
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strawberry818 on 8/1/2013 1:52:00 PM more reviews by strawberry818
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I love it so much, it's easy to work with and super blend able. This shade in particular would show up very well on darker skin tones, it shows up as a shimmer but in lighter skin it will come as light peachy nude LOVE IT!
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beautycalls09 on 4/22/2013 3:59:00 PM more reviews by beautycalls09
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Olive, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Blue
I was not expecting the texture of this to be so much fun! Also, I love the color on my NC35 skin! Unfortunately, it was completely gone two hours after applying. And I hadn't even ventured outside of my house, so it wasn't because it was hot or humid out. Twas quite a letdown.
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raco on 1/3/2013 1:42:00 AM more reviews by raco
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
My cool fair skin can easily look pink or ruddy so I was surprised when this blush left me looking RADIANT instead of a flushed mess! this product has helped me get over my fear of blush. It's just a perfect and classic color - in my opinion it just has a vintage look about it. The only downside is the weird consistency that can make it awkward to apply. It's bizarre and squishy, but I have just been using my fingers to apply it and it seems to be working fine. It's just odd but personally I can overlook the awkward application for the beautiful color it gives me.
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Saandes2 on 11/13/2012 4:43:00 PM more reviews by Saandes2
Age: 19-24 Skin: Other, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
The color coffee cake is perfect for my fair skinned ladies out there. I was using smashboxes blush rush in I believe masterpiece and had loved the color but wanted a cream blush. This is a great replacement and when i'm going for the natural look it looks amazing and very similar to the smashbox though that one is a powder. I'm going to rebuy this if i ever run out! I have been using it everyday for the last 3 months and theres barely a dent in it. Oh and make sure you just apply 1 to 2 dots if your fair.
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*TOP REVIEWER* VegetaFanGirl on 11/3/2012 9:40:00 PM more reviews by VegetaFanGirl
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is a tricky blush to use. I like it, don't get me wrong, but Coffee cake is simply a very tricky color- it is somewhere in the middle of rose and bronze. It is beautiful when you swatch it and it is initially a great color. For me, the blush reacts to different foundations I use. It is pretty good with most matte, sheer liquid foundations, but when I used a mineral foundation or a full-coverage foundation, Coffee Cake turned into an odd brown color. Also, it turns into a different color with darker foundations. In cold weather, this blush refuses to work, but in the summer, it basically becomes a thing of putty. It does have great staying power and doesn't rub off. It's hard to apply, which isn't great; most of the time, you simply smudge your existing foundation. "Dream Bouncy" blush is a weird idea; I wouldn't repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* dbmiller on 10/25/2012 4:34:00 PM more reviews by dbmiller
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
See my review for the Dream Bouncy Blush (all colors) for my general view on these. I want to specifically describe the color for this particular review. One of my favorites of the Bouncy blushes; Coffee Cake is a gorgeous nude that isn't to bronze or brown and makes you glow. It looks fabulous with most eye looks as well!
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*TOP REVIEWER* Rachel1234 on 8/27/2012 9:44:00 PM more reviews by Rachel1234
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Coffee Cake is a gorgeous bronzed rose color on my fair skin. Gorgeous! It looks like it would be brown and muddy but it's not. When applied to skin the beautiful rose color comes out. LOVE! It is a cream blush dupe for NARS Lovejoy. I have loved NARS Lovejoy for years, but since it is a powder blush and I am getting older (read: fine lines don't work with powders anymore), I have switched to cream blushes for a moister, more luminous and forgiving finish on my skin. I have missed my Lovejoy so much .....there has never been another color blush like Lovejoy. But now I have it back in cream form in Coffee Cake! yay! I am buying 5 more for backup, just in case!
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(Hard, 2 pts): Quote Maya Angelou
(Easy, 1 pt): Mention a past U.S. president
As a child, I was called 'kazenoko', a Japanese word for 'child of the wind'. I'd go outside, and even on windy days, whether to ride a bike, fly a kite, jump through puddles, I'd come back home with wind kissed cheeks. I'm also born under the sign of Aquarius, the water bearer. I don't know if these attribute to the fact that I love rain storms. Thunder and lighting with it all. I still park in the back lot, to walk the long way into the store, even if raindrops keep falling on my head, as Colleen sings, just like in that scene in the movie, you know the one.
Anyway, the cold rain hitting my skin, is exhilarating to the point that my blood cells flow quickly, straight through my blood vessels. Some people really think that I'm kind of a nut, sometimes, but, you know, I don't care. You have to live life. Irene would tell us that this type of gallivanting in the rain can make us sick, and no one wants germs running through their system.
Another pastime that I used to love, was baseball/softball. It was kind of neat to be on a team like that, because even in life, you can apply the concept of the game to everyday things. As social people, our friends are like different people on our team, because every friend has a special place in your life. They become your life family, because we all need to be accepted, even aside from our blood relations. And think of it when we are ill. Not just a cold, but REALLY ill. With health care, you are the pitcher, and your doctor is the catcher. The nurses, medical & nurses assistants, specialist doctors, and everyone else are your in-fielders, out-fielders, base men, and what not. Without the team, we may not make it through our ailments.
Even with all of our daily grind, stresses, ailments or what not, Jessica gives us good advice when she points to this Maya quote "I've learned that you can't go through life with a catcher's mitt on both hands; you need to be able to throw something back". And it's true. You can't win a ball game with a mitt on both hands. You need to be able to throw the ball to the proper teammate. So even though I'm too old and out of shape to play the real game, at least I have it in my blood to play the life game of ball.
And while I do appreciate the smaller things in life, a pet peeve is stupid. I'm not including those "duh" moments that we all get. It happens to the best of us. And of course we occasionally do dumb things. But most of us don't do it normally, and most of the time it's because we're too tired, or it's an easy over-site to make, or an honest mistake. Those are fine. I'm talking about those who, no matter how you try to help them, teach, explain, discuss, reason, what ever, they just "don't get" what seems to be the sense that many of us learned at a young age... Yet they don't.
I love this Maya Angelou quote "My mother said I must always be intolerant of ignorance but understanding of illiteracy. That some people, unable to go to school, were more educated and more intelligent than college professors". I am reminded of my Hungarian great grandmother. She was born here in the U.S., as far as I know, and was bilingual in English and Hungarian. She only went to school "til the third grade", because her help on the family farm was very needed. When my great grandfather, an immigrant straight from Hungary, came to her, didn't know English. They married, and they bought a blueprint for a good brick farmhouse. They built it with the help of friends, family and other local places. Mind you, this was probably about 120 years ago or more... They didn't have the modern machines, and this was in the boonies. They were behind in modern things than what the "city folk" have. My Great Grandma... 3rd grade education... A builder!?! Farmer!?! Butcher!?! All without even completing her primary education! That is SMART!
But it really irks me, when I hear people talk like they don't have a lick of sense... At all. As if these days we can't get the education? And these are people who live right here in the USA, making silly statements that Canada is south of the United States, when they really mean that there is a part of Canada that is further south on the latitude line than Wisconsin. Or when things are stated CLEARLY, and they read something in it that doesn't exist, then miss the obvious point. Totally. It's this type of thing, which seems to be spreading, is helping to lead to the down spiraling of culture and society. These are the germs clogging the natural flow in the figurative blood of our planet. I think that Nissemeth agrees with me that we need one of those deals to help the people in our country get back on our feet like what FDR did back in the depression.
Things will get better! I can feel the energy flow through my veins. Until then, life is a concert. You go to the ones that make you happy, because we all could use a brand new love, or at least refreshingly new with the current.


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