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So glad to be back on the BTB forum List of 13: Nobody asked me, but........ 13) Very early Super Bowl lines, with the four possible matchups: Patriots would be -2 over the 49ers, -6 over Atlanta. Ravens would be 3.5-point underdogs if the Harbaugh brothers meet; they'd be 1.5-point underdogs if they played Atlanta. 12) Last time the 49ers won a road playoff game was in '89 in Chicago; backup QB for the Bears that day was Jim Harbaugh. 11) SI.com pointed out today that the average NFL game this season had 694.4 total yards; the four playoff games this weekend had an average of 898.3 yards. Quite a difference from the four games that all stayed under the total last week. 10) Why didn't the Falcons go for two when they took 26-7 lead Sunday? Do these coaches take game management lessons? Mike Smith would be having a very unpleasant day today had the Falcons lost that game. 9) Rory McIlroy signed a big money deal to switch from Titleist clubs to Nike; my golf expert tells me that in this day and age, should not be a huge adjustment for him with his new sticks. 8) Adidas signed Derrick Rose to 13-year, $183M endorsement deal; that's the sneaker company, not the Bulls. Lebron James makes around $120M for 10 years on his sneaker deal. That's why these guys play in the Olympics and these off-season tournaments, to pacify their sneaker sponsors. 7) USC fired hoop coach Kevin O'Neill; kids want to play a faster tyle and O'Neill's teams play slow. Now Trojans need a dynamic force who can utilize the Trojans' new facilties to keep some of LA's high school hoop stars at home. I am told that Bruce Pearl still has two years left on his show-cause order, so he's not an option yet, but USC is a big name that has been a sleeping giant in hoops for years. Now is the time to get the right guy and challenge UCLA on the hardwood. 6) Oregon State started Pac-12 play 0-3, with three home losses and the President's brother-in-law is feeling some heat in Corvallis. When you're losing with juniors/seniors on your squad, it ain't good for your future. 5) ESPN.com reports that baseball owners approved a rule change last week, that would allow coaches and managers to bring interpreters to the mound for conferences with foreign-born pitchers who don't speak fluent English. Just what we need, more people in on conferences. 4) You know when a team has runners on first-and-third and pitcher fakes to third then throws to first? Thats going to be a balk this year-- it won't be a permanent rule change until the Players' Union says OK (why wouldn't they, unless its just a control thing), but it will be a rule this year. 3) Carmelo Anthony made $18,518,574 LY; you figure he does his best to keep in shape so he can play his best at all times. Not so much; turns out he recently fasted for 15 days, no carbs, no meats. "I haven't had a good meal in 2.5 weeks. No meats. No carbs. So competing at a high level, the body feels depleted.........its for my own sake. Sometimes in life you've got to replenish your body back up and get all the toxins out. (Get) all the things you don't need in your body out. I do this once a year, every year." How about doing it in the offseason, when you're not getting paid? Coaching in the NBA must be a lot of fun. 2) Oakland A's did the right thing and gave their excellent manager Bob Melvin a two-year contract extension; well deserved. 1) NHL regular season is normally 80 games; 48 games is 60% of 80, so the NHL Center Ice package, at most should be 60% of what it was last year, no? Well for once, it appears as if NHL did give viewers a 40% discount, charging $15 a month for the regular season. NBA did no much thing LY, when their season was reduced from 82 to 66 games.
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Wednesday's six-pack -- Wisconsin went to Indiana and upset the Hoosiers 64-59. Bo Ryan won four national titles at D-III level; he is an excellent coach. -- Vandy (+8.5) led Ole Miss by 13 with 8:39 left; Rebels tied game with a 3-pointer at buzzer, then beat Vandy 89-79 in OT. Very bad beat. -- Notre Dame lost 67-63 at St John's; bad loss for the Irish. -- Nets beat Toronto at home, are now 9-1 since changing coaches. -- Charlotte Bobcats were 7-5 at one time; they're 9-29 now. Ouch. -- Clippers won at Memphis/Houston on consecutive nights, with star PG Chris Paul out of the lineup. Impressive.
Wednesday's List of 13: Doing some thinking out loud........ 13) One thing that seems to be apparent this year, the offensive skill level of players, especially frontcourt players, is simply not good. Scouting is very sophisticated, so teams are adept at taking away a player's strength and whats left isn't pretty. The mid-major games are sometimes more fun to watch; smaller guys playing but with more diverse skills, as far as shooting and passing go. Faster placed games. 12) Odd fact: This is first time Louisville has ever been #1 in a regular season basketball poll. If you remember the Denny Crum era, his Cardinals played very hard pre-conference schedules, to get his team ready for March, so they lost their share of games and never got to #1, except after the NCAA tournament. Some coaches need to take note of that. 11) Chargers signed Broncos' OC Mike McCoy as head coach, possibly more so off what he did LY, working with passing-challenged Tim Tebow, than what he did this year, when Peyton Manning basically coached the offense himself. Interesting move within the same division; he is an offensive coach replacing an offensive coach, doesn't happen all that much. 10) Tuesday was 4th anniversary of that pilot Sully landing the airplane in the Hudson River. Must be cool walking around knowing you saved a couple hundred lives, including your own. 9) Hopefully, no A's will be invited to play in the World Baseball Classic; who needs the distraction? Definitely don't want any pitchers there. 8) Iman Shumpert wll probably make his season debut for the Knicks in London Thursday; he will improve their perimeter defense and overall athleticism. Just the fact that he isn't old will help. 7) Last 11 Orlando Magic games went over the total, if you care about things like that. 6) ESPN's Buster Olney pointed out the Phillies' run production the last four years: 820-772-713-684. If you're scoring less runs, your pitching better improve, or else. 5) Was this best class of rookie kickers in NFL history? Tucker (Ravens), Walsh (Vikings), Zuerlein (Rams) were all terrific, accurate from 50+ yards. I remember when Russell Erxleben and Steve Little came out of the SWC together in the early 80's, they didn't do that well in the NFL, but they were punters/kickers, so that was a problem. More specialization now. 4) Temps hit 29 in Phoenix Tuesday, six years to the day from the last time temps got below 30 degrees in the Valley of the Sun. 3) Seahawks' TE Zach Miller got hurt early in Sunday's game, went in the locker room, came back out and suddenly looked like Kellen Winslow Sr catching passés; he had eight catches for 142 yards, a huge game. Turns out Miller tore the plantar fascia in his foot, got a pain-killing shot in locker room, and then played the game of his life. Medicine is a wonderful thing. 2) Rafael Soriano gets $28M to close for the Nationals for two years; what happens in the Bronx if Mariano Rivera isn't his old self anymore? 1) Baltimore Orioles will be on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball April 14; somehow, it'll be their first Sunday night ESPN game in six freakin' years. How is that possible?
Thursday's six-pack -- UNLV shot 52% from floor, won 82-75 at San Diego State, its first win at Viejas Arena in last five tries. High level game. -- New Mexico won 79-74 at Boise State; Lobos are lone unbeaten left in the Mountain West. -- St Mary's came back from down 20-4 to win 70-69 at BYU; solid win. -- Colorado slipped to 1-4 in Pac-12 with 64-54 loss at Washington; coach Boyle called out his Buffs publicly after Saturday's loss- it didn't work. -- NC State can't stand prosperity; they fell behind 10-0 at Maryland, lost 51-50 at the buzzer. Whenever they beat Duke/Carolina, they usually lose the next game-- something like 23 of last 24 times. -- Same thing for Evansville, which upset Wichita State Sunday, then laid an egg at Drake Wednesday, losing 83-69 to the woeful Bulldogs.
Thursday's List of 13: Random stuff on a winter day...... 13) Is it too late to go back to Titleist clubs? Rory McIlroy shot +3 in his first round with his new Nike sticks, while paired with Eldrick Woods, who shot even par. Thursday's leaders probably didn't get appearance fees, like McIlroy and Woods generally do overseas. 12) Terry Francona has a book coming out on Tuesday, about his days managing the Red Sox (hopefully he also has some stuff about managing the Birmingham Barons when Michael Jordan played there); curious to see how controversial it'll be. 11) Since Bo Ryan has been hoop coach at Wisconsin, Badgers have seven more road wins than any other Big Dozen team. 10) ESPN announced its first 11 Sunday night games and predictably, no Oakland games. Typical morons; of course both New York teams are on, the Rangers are on multiple times. Do the nitwits at ESPN even know the A's won their division last year? Its not that important but it boils down to respect, or lack thereof. 9) A's-Mariners-Nationals made a 3-way trade Wednesday, with Mariners getting Michael Morse, A's getting John Jaso and Washington shedding Morse's contract, while replenishing its farm system somewhat. 8) Whoever invented the sausage, egg and cheese sandwich on an English muffin should get a sizeable raise, and a spot in the Sandwich Hall of Fame, if there is such a thing (and there should be). 7) Four NBA teams have had both the league's leading scorer and the league's leading rebounder that year; all four teams won 50+ games. Right now, the Lakers have the #1 scorer and the #1 rebounder, and they're 17-21. Go figure. 6) Atlanta Hawks suspended leading scorer Josh Smith for a game, then showed how much they missed him by beating the Nets 109-95, just second loss in last eleven games for Brooklyn; Hawks scored 58 points in their last game- they had 56 at the half Wednesday. 5) Texas Rangers gave lefty starter Matt Harrison $55M for five years; he is 32-20 the last two years, while tossing 399 innings. 4) New York Rangers' coach John Tortorella told WFAN Wednesday that he expects play to be sloppy when games start Saturday; he also said a coach would normally want at least a couple weeks to get his team ready to play, but what he got was six days. What a way to run a business. 3) Chip Kelly changed his mind and bolts from Oregon to the Eagles; does that mean Ducks are going on probation, or did Kelly just change his mind? 2) Chicago Bears signed QB guru Marc Trestman as its head coach, a typical 180-degree change from its previous coach; Jay Cutler has his fourth OC in last five years. Now the Bears needs a strong defensive coordinator. 1) Its was 100+ degrees in Australia Thursday at tennis tournament.
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The Worst of the Divisional Round Don't you worry your ugly little faces--I've got plenty of gloating to do today regarding the great Manning Bro debate that we constantly do here. For as God awful as the NFL was during the Wild Card Round (and it was), those memories were quickly skull-fucked out of our mind grapes with Denver and Baltimore putting on the game of the year. Goddamn, that was great wasn't it? Peyton Manning - LOLOLOLOLOL I told you that Eli was better! Would Eli have Favre'd a back-breaking pick in overtime or get way outplayed by Joey Flacks? NO HE WOULD NOT. We forgot about how awesome it was when Peyton constantly chokes in the playoffs due to his season long sabbatical from neckAIDS last year. I didn't. I remember how glorious those piss-aways were. Dude is now 9-11 in the playoffs. That is AWFUL. And most of those 11 losses are at home when heavily favored. This has always been the reason why I feel like Eli is better. I would rather have a guy that can be counted on to be clutch in the playoffs than a guy who will get me the one seed and then choke. He does this EVERY year (but once). Eli is better. I am right. DEAL WITH IT, FALLOPIAN TUBES. Also: Tim Tebow won a playoff game with Denver. Remember that? Champ Bailey - After getting torched by Torrey Smiff all day, I can now comfortably say that the Skins won the Portis/Champ trade from 8 years ago! Champ got clowned. Raheem Moore - That was some ELITE terrible safety play on the Jacoby Jones hail mary. Unfortunately, this dude is going to take a huge amount of blame for the Denver loss when it should be directed at Pey Pey who only led his offense to three scoring drives while unleashing three crucial turnovers. By the way, it's fun to make fun of Joe Flacco for self-proclaiming himself as ELITE, but when he is on he is REALLY good. He just isn't on very often. He was on Saturday and was the best QB on the field. So I give him some props which Flacks doesn't get a lot of. Johnny BRAH - A guy who built his resume on special teams was quite shitty with his special teams play, no? Bill Vinovich and Crew - This game was almost ruined by constant terrible calls. Eventually, we're going to have the technology that allows Jerome Booger to ref every game. Dom Capers - This might be the first time that I call out a DC, but here we are. Aikman nailed it when he kept questioning why the Packers continued to play man coverage and blitz. It was entirely ineffective and allowed The Criminal to gash them. He didn't change at all. What's the point of having a slow LB spy when he can't run? That was an absolutely terrible game plan. Mike McCarthy - I'm starting to think that this guy being a Super Bowl winning coach is a total sham and a fluke. Jeremy Ross - The Packers lost this game when he MUFFed that punt. Clay Matthews - For those that think that the zone read is a fad that will eventually die, think again. It isn't going anywhere as long as it continues to embarrass DEs everywhere. Steroids Boy had no idea what he was doing. Matt Ryan - Jesus Christ, you had your first playoff game easily in hand and then you launch a terrible pick and it's classic Falcons chokeyness all over again. My God, these guys are SO lucky. They did what they always do by not closing and blowing a 20 point FOURF quarter lead but these are not your typical Falcons. Oh who are we kidding, these are EXACTLY the same Falcons that you know from recent past. Matt Schaub - Matt Schaub is ass. At some point next year, someone like Mike Golic will say that Schaub is a great QB. You are allowed to punch that person in the gash. DeVier Posey - He scored a touchdown! It's probably for the best that they lost since they already have to vacate last week's win over the Bengals because of DeVier's off-field chicanery. Once a Fuckeye, always a Fuckeye. In closing, Peyton Manning sucks dingers.
Friday's six-pack -- VCU beat St Joe's 92-86 in OT, in a terrific game; Rams and Butler have yet to lose in their new league, the Atlantic 16. -- Belmont stayed unbeaten in its first season in the OVC, beating Eastern Kentucky 83-76 in Nashville, handing EKU its first OVC loss. -- USC, Florida State are only college teams with three 7-footers. -- Detroit blew a 50-32 halftime lead, lost 89-88 at home to Valparaiso in a meeting of two of the Horizon League's better teams. -- Illinois is 2-5 in last seven games after a 12-0 start; Illini got thumped at home by 11-point underdog Northwestern 68-54. -- Miami beat the Lakers 99-90 at Staples Center; lot of ball in LA last night, with UCLA/USC/Lakers all playing at home. Heat outscored LA 9-0 over the last 2:12.
Friday's List of 13: Clearing out a cluttered mind....... 13) Michigan Wolverines won 83-75 at Minnesota, in game that wasn't that close; hard to believe Michigan was behind 29-8 at Ohio State Sunday- they've got lot of well-coached, skilled players. 12) Amare Stoudemire scored 17 points in 20 minutes for the Knicks in their 102-87 win over the Pistons in London. 11) Auburn lost in double OT at Arkansas Wednesday; they were 7-17 from the foul line. Little things make a big difference. 10) South Dakota State's Nate Wolters went over the 2,000-point mark in the Jackrabbits' 59-53 win at Western Illinois. 9) Note to people who direct basketball games on TV; if clock is running in last 10:00 of a close game, never take the camera off the ball. Ever. 8) Syracuse is retiring Carmelo Anthony's jersey; he went to school there for one semester, but he did win them a national title and paid for their new practice facility. Wonder if he knows where the library is? 7) Looks like Giancarlo Stanton is only member of my sons fantasy team in the World Baseball Classic; he will have to hold his breath he doesn't tweak his hammy running out a grounder against Bulgaria or Guatemala, or whoever they have in that tournament. 6) Good news about the WBC: no A's, no respect, no distractions. 5) No righthanded hitter hit a homer to right field at Safeco Field LY; Mike Morse had 12 HRs to rightfield LY, so he could help Seattle there. 4) Doesn't look good for expanded use of instant replay in baseball this summer; too bad, they could use it. 3) A few days after the A's gave Bob Melvin a contract extension, Orioles did the same for Buck Showalter. What took them so long? 2) Serious question: If you ran an NFL team, would all this drama around Manti Te'o change how you rated him as a pro prospect? 1) Idaho State's Chris Hansen drained an 88-footer at the first half buzzer to cut Sacramento State's lead to 31-23; Bengals came back to win beat the Hornets by a point-- bad loss for a veteran Sacramento team.


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Resizable windows give users more control over how they use your app. New features let you do more with your app's tile. And updates to search, share, and charms create a more consistent general experience for users.
New or updated in Windows 8.1
- Resizable windows
- Tile updates
- Search updates
- Share updates
- Charms work on every screen
- Integrate with people and events
- Speech synthesis
- Updates to background task management
- Alarm app support on the lock screen
- Updates to work-item scheduling
Resizable windows
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Windows 8.1 brings several changes to window size and position. As you develop apps for Windows 8.1, here are the main points to keep in mind:
Windows 8.1 does not have fixed-width view states. Users can now resize apps continuously down to a minimum width. (The default minimum width of an app is 500 pixels.) So apps no longer have the snapped and fill view states. Instead, you develop your app to be functional and good looking at any size down to the minimum.
Note The snapped view in Windows 8 had a width of 320 pixels. The default minimum width of 500 pixels is larger than the Windows 8 snapped view. -
If your app works well at smaller sizes and you want to encourage users to keep your app on the screen, you can change the minimum width to 320 pixels.
Users can have more than two apps on the screen at the same time. So your app might appear between two other apps and not adjacent to either the left or right edge of the screen.
A single app can open more than one window at the same time.
An app can launch another app. When this happens, the two apps typically split the screen evenly if there's enough space. But you can change this so that the launched app is wider or narrower than the original app, or so that it even replaces the original app on the screen. To change the default behavior, use the DesiredRemainingView property.
Apps must fill the height of the screen, just like in Windows 8. The minimum height of an app is 768 pixels.
Design guidelines for resizable windows
When you design an app for Windows 8.1, you have to:
Make sure your app layout and controls scale down to the minimum size. In particular, think about how your app's size impacts these controls:
Design your app to use the space on a large screen effectively, and with a layout that reflows automatically. Don't leave large empty spaces.
If you change the minimum width to 320 pixels, have your app adjust in these ways when its width is narrow (that is, between 320 and 500 pixels wide):
- Use a vertical view.
- Use the smaller back-button style. For more info about back-button sizes, see the Symbol icon list.
- Make the left margin 20 pixels wide.
- Use the 20-point size for the app's header text.
- Use the smaller offset values for page transition animations and content transition animations.
Additional layout samples are available for windows that resize to 320 pixel width and windows that are taller than wide. For more info about using the charms for an app regardless of the app's size, see Charms work on every screen.
Setting the minimum width
If you want to change the minimum width of an app from the default of 500 pixels, you specify the MinWidth attribute of the ApplicationView element in the app manifest.
<Application> <VisualElements> <ApplicationView MinWidth="width320" /> </VisualElements> </Application>
For more info about the app manifest, see App package manifest.
Updates to the ApplicationView class
In Windows 8.1, the Windows.UI.ViewManagement namespace has these new enumerations:
And the ApplicationView class has these new properties:
ApplicationView also has these new methods:
In Windows 8.1, these members are deprecated:
ApplicationView.Value property—Not valid because apps no longer have fixed-width view states. Instead, you can use the Orientation property to get the orientation of the app window, and the AdjacentToLeftDisplayEdge, AdjacentToRightDisplayEdge, and IsFullScreen properties to get the position of the app.
ApplicationView.TryUnsnap method—Not valid because apps no longer have a specific snapped state, and because the default minimum width is 500 pixels.
ApplicationViewState enumeration—Not valid because apps can be resized continuously and no longer have fixed-width view states.
Tile updates
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Windows 8.1 introduces these changes to tiles and the ways you work with them.
New tile sizes
In Windows 8 there were two tile sizes:
- Square tiles (150×150 pixels at the 1x scaling plateau).
- Wide tiles (310×150 at the 1x plateau)
In Windows 8.1, there are two additional tile sizes:
- Small tiles (70×70 at the 1x plateau)
- Large tiles (310×310 at the 1x plateau)
Because three of the four template types are now square, the tiles that used to be called "square" tiles in Windows 8 (150×150 at the 1x plateau) are now called "medium" tiles. The entire set then is small, medium, wide, and large. Here are examples of all four.
A user can fit four small tiles in the place of one medium tile. Small tiles do not support live tile notifications, but they do support badges. A large tile takes the same amount of space as two wide tiles, and supports live tile notifications just like the Windows 8 tile sizes.
New naming conventions for tile templates
With the addition of the new tile sizes, we've updated the Windows 8 naming convention for tile templates. The new convention uses absolute pixel sizes at the 1× scaling plateau. The four tile sizes are mapped to the new names as follows, with many templates in each category:
- Small = Square70x70
- Medium = Square150x150
- Wide = Wide310x150
- Large = Square310x310
Similarly, the SmallLogo attribute is now called the Square30x30Logo in the app manifest.
Under the new naming conventions, all of the existing tile templates have been renamed.
Old name | New name | Example |
TileSquare* | TileSquare150x150* | TileSquareImage (old name) / TileSquare150x150Image (new name) |
TileWidexxx | TileWide310x150xxx | TileWideImageAndText01 (old name) / TileWide310x150ImageAndText01 (new name) |
For compatibility, the older names are still recognized. But use the new names in any new development you do.
Tile-related changes in the app manifest
You declare the default properties of your primary app tile—the sizes it supports, the display name, and the tile color—in the app manifest.
Opting in to new tile sizes
In Windows 8, you opted in to supporting a wide tile for your app by specifying a wide tile asset in the app manifest. In Windows 8.1, you opt in to supporting a large (Square310x310) tile by specifying a large tile asset in the manifest.
All apps support medium (Square150x150) and small (Square70x70) tiles. Again, you can provide small tile assets in the manifest. If your app does not provide a small tile image, either by doing its own scaling work or by providing a separate asset, Windows 8.1 automatically scales down your medium tile image.
As in Windows 8, we recommend that, for each tile size you support, you supply separate assets for each of the four scaling plateaus (0.8x, 1x, 1.4x, and 1.8x). This ensures that your tiles always appear crisp and without any scaling artifacts. Also, for better accessibility support, you can provide image assets for the high-contrast theme.
Displaying the app name for different tile sizes
In Windows 8, you used the app manifest to specify which tile sizes displayed your app's name. You still do this in Windows 8.1, but there's a new formatfor it. And note that you can't show the app name on the small (Square70x70) tile size.
Declaring a default pinning size
In Windows 8, if an app supported a wide tile, it was pinned to Start as a wide tile; otherwise, it was pinned as a medium tile. In Windows 8.1, you can optionally override this and declare either the medium or wide tile (but not the small or large tile) to be the default pinning size. But don't forget that, in Windows 8.1, your app is not automatically pinned to Start on installation. It appears in the All Apps view, and from there the user must explicitly choose to pin your app to Start.
Changes to the app manifest schema
Now you specify an additional namespace, "http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/2013/manifest", in your manifest, to include the schema elements that declare the new functionality we've been talking about. The following example shows you some of the new and renamed attributes that you'll see in your manifest. Note the large tile asset included under the DefaultTile element, which also explicitly declares a preferred default size. The app also opts to show its app name on only the medium and wide tiles and not the large tile.
<Package xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/2010/manifest" xmlns:wb="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/2013/manifest"> ... <wb:VisualElements DisplayName="Your app name" Description="App description" BackgroundColor="#464646" ForegroundText="light" ToastCapable="true" Square150x150Logo="Assets\Medium150x150Tile.png" Square30x30Logo="Assets\APVLogo.png"> <wb:DefaultTile Square70x70Logo="Assets\Small70x70Tile.png" Wide310x150Logo="Assets\Wide310x150Tile.png" Square310x310Logo="Assets\Large310x310Tile.png" ShortName="App" DefaultSize="square150x150Logo"> <wb:ShowNameOnTiles> <wb:ShowOn Tile="square150x150Logo"/> <wb:ShowOn Tile="wide310x150Logo"/> </wb:ShowNameOnTiles> </wb:DefaultTile> <wb:LockScreen Notification="badgeAndTileText" BadgeLogo="Assets\badge.png"/> <wb:SplashScreen Image="Assets\SplashScreen.png"/> </wb:VisualElements>
Changes to tile notifications
When you send a tile notification, remember that your app could receive the notification while running on either Windows 8.1 or Windows 8. Because the new names for existing templates are recognized only by Windows 8.1, the schema has added a fallback attribute. By including the fallback attribute, your notification payload can specify a Windows 8.1 template along with a Windows 8 template, in case the notification is received on a Windows 8 system. To use the new template names and the fallback attribute, include the new version attribute, set to a value of 2, in the visual element as shown here.
<tile> <visual version="2"> <binding template="TileSquare150x150Image" fallback="TileSquareImage" branding="None"> <image id="1" src="Assets/Images/w6.png"/> </binding> <binding template="TileWide310x150Image" fallback="TileWideImage" branding="None"> <image id="1" src="Assets/Images/sq5.png"/> </binding> <binding template="TileSquare310x310Image" branding="None"> <image id="1" src="Assets/Images/sq6.png"/> </binding> </visual> </tile>
Note that you can't use the fallback attribute with large tiles because they didn't exist in Windows 8.Windows 8 notifications work just fine on Windows 8.1 without any alteration, but they aren't able to use the large tile size.
Specifying tile sizes for the notification queue
In Windows 8, when you enabled the notification queue, it was enabled for both medium and wide tiles. Windows 8.1 adds methods to the TileUpdater class that let you enable the notification queue for specific tile sizes.
New tile sizes and alternate logos in secondary tiles
In Windows 8.1, the flyout that users see when they pin content as a secondary tile allows them to page through and choose from all of the secondary tile's available sizes and looks. The secondary tile can support any tile size that is supported by its app tile. If you don't specify a specific small tile image for the secondary tile, Windows 8.1 scales down the square tile image and uses that.
In addition to the default secondary tile image, you can provide up to three alternate versions for each tile size, for a possible maximum of 12 versions. You can also specify, using the AlternateVisualElements method, an alternate small logo for each of the three tile sizes (square, wide, large) that support logos.
More accurate phonetic-string support for ordering secondary tiles
In certain character-based languages such as Japanese, the sort order in the UI is based on a phonetic spelling of the characters that make up the app's display name. This phonetic spelling is a separate string from the display name. When pinning a secondary tile, users can specify a display name for that tile in the pinning flyout but they cannot specify a phonetic spelling. Windows makes a guess as to the phonetic string, but it's not always right.
Apps sometimes know the right phonetic string, though, because the user has defined it through a custom control that the app provides. In Windows 8.1, an app can then pass that string to Windows through the new SecondaryTile.PhoneticName property. Note that this phonetic name string is tied to the default display name associated with the secondary tile. So if the user changes the display name through the pinning flyout, the system's guess for the phonetic spelling is used instead.
Search updates
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Windows 8.1 introduces a new search-box control to help you provide search results: Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.SearchBox for apps using XAML and WinJS.UI.SearchBox for apps using JavaScript.
Your apps now can include the search box as an element in your markup. The new control supports full templating and styling.
In Windows 8.1, the app search experience is controlled completely by your apps. The search box integrates with the Search contract to power the experience and enable deep customization, so your apps offer experiences that are crafted to user needs.
The search box supports app-supplied search suggestions and results, app-specific search history, and full support for touch, keyboard, and mouse interactions.
The search box layout looks like this.
Here are example search results displayed in the search box control.
The search box control supports input method editor (IME) integration.
Suggestions are updated as the user types each letter with an IME. Suggestions include ideographic Chinese characters based on partial phonetic input. The IME Candidate UI doesn't obscure the search suggestions flyout. The search box supports using keyboard input to navigate the text box, the IME candidate list, and the search suggestions.
Share updates
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Windows 8.1 brings these changes to the sharing experience and the way you use the Share contract in your apps.
Adding new data formats to DataPackage
In Windows 8.1, source apps for the Share contract can provide multiple ways to get back to the content being shared. Windows 8.1 splits the Uri format into two new data formats in DataPackage and introduces four new strongly-typed properties in DataPackagePropertySet. For DataPackage, the Uri format is deprecated and replaced with the WebLink and ApplicationLink formats.
WebLink is shared when the user has selected nothing, so the source app is sharing an implicit selection of the displayed content. By populating this format, the source app shares the content of the current page as a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The shared link references the webpage that the user is viewing, so this format always begins with http or https.
ApplicationLink is also shared when the user has selected nothing, so again the source app is sharing an implicit selection of the displayed content. By populating this format, the source app shares the content of the current page as a URI. The shared URI has a scheme that's handled by the source app. When the source app is activated with this URI protocol, it displays the same content they are currently viewing. This format represents the shared content by providing a way to return to the content by using an app protocol.
The WebLink and ApplicationLink formats are not exclusive. WebLink links to the content on the web and ApplicationLink links to the content in an app. For example, a news reader app may have content in both forms, with a URI to bring the user back to the article in the app or to bring the user to the same article on a web site. The target app chooses how to handle the URI. For example, the Mail app might use the WebLink format, because the link can be sent to the Internet and consumed from a non-Windows system. But the reader app might use the ApplicationLink format, so it reactivates the source app and brings the user back to the original content.
ContentSourceWebLink is a companion property that you use to attribute the shared content. It's shared when the app provides a web link to the content that's being shared. When the user makes an explicit selection, the WebLink format isn't populated because the value for the WebLink format isn't the same as the user's selection. Populating this info doesn't mean that the web page is the user's selection; it just means that the content comes from there.
ContentSourceApplicationLink is the second companion property that you use to attribute the shared content. It's shared when the app finds it meaningful for the user to return to the content that's currently displayed in the app. When the user makes a selection, the ApplicationLink format isn't populated because the value for the ApplicationLink format in this case isn't the same as the user's selection. Populating this info doesn't mean that the deep link into the app represents the user's selection; it just means that the content comes from there.
For example, a user is in a reader app looking at an article. The user selects a quotation and shares it to OneNote. To attribute the quotation to the article, the reader app doesn't use the WebLink or ApplicationLink format, because the article isn't equivalent to the quotation being shared. So instead, the app uses the ContentSourceWebLink and ContentSourceApplicationLink properties. OneNote adds the selected text along with the source attribution. Later in OneNote, the user can read the quote and can get back to the reader app or web page to read the surrounding context of the quote.
Improving share responsiveness
In Windows 8.1, your apps that use the Share contract can improve responsiveness by dismissing the share pane programmatically.
Call the new DismissUI method to close the Share pane. Calling DismissUI is similar to the user dismissing the Share pane by tapping outside it. If the share operation takes a long time, the app continues to run. If the operation isn't long-running, it has 10 seconds to run before being terminated.
The target app can't currently move itself off the screen. So when a share operation starts, the app typically shows a progress indicator and has the user wait until the operation is complete (even though no more user interaction is necessary to complete the operation). Although it's actually safe for the user to dismiss the flyout with a light tap, users tend to think that dismissal before the share operation is complete could cause a loss of data, and so they're not inclined to do so. DismissUI lets your app dismiss the flyout automatically.
Package family name
In Windows 8.1, source apps for the Share contract can provide a Package Family Name to target apps, so that target apps can provide a fallback experience when launching the app specified by ApplicationLink.
The Package Family Name is the unique identifier of an app package. When a source app gives this identifier to the target app, the target app can provide a fallback experience by calling the LaunchUriAsync method with the provided ApplicationLink. If the URI's scheme is not handled, for example, because the user uninstalled the app, or if the URI is roamed to another device that doesn't have the app installed, a dialog box tells the user to look for an app in the Windows Store. The user is taken to the Store by default, but not to the required app. If you include the Package Family Name in the LauncherOptions object that is passed to LaunchUriAsync, the user is prompted about the specific app to install and is taken to that app's listing page in the Store.
Uri format has been deprecated
As was mentioned earlier, Windows 8.1 splits the Uri format into two new data formats in DataPackage and introduces four new, strongly typed properties in DataPackagePropertySet. For DataPackage, the Uri format is deprecated and replaced with the WebLink and ApplicationLink formats. The Uri format remains as an alias for the WebLink format.
Charms work on every screen
In Windows 8, when there were multiple apps on the screen and the user invoked charms, the system displayed charms for whichever app occupied the most screen space. In Windows 8.1, the system displays charms for the last app that the user interacted with, regardless of how many apps are on the screen or whether there are multiple screens. For example, if the user selects the Settings charm, the system displays the Settings flyout for the last app that was used.
Design your app so that it works with the charms regardless of the size of the app. In particular, the width of the Settings flyout must be less than or equal to the current width of your app.
Build apps that integrate with people and events
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Windows 8.1 lets you bring the power of people and events into your app. You can let users of your app look up info about people they know from within your app, and engage with people by integrating communication experiences such as messaging, email, call, video-call, and so on. You can also keep users in your app by letting them quickly view their calendar availability and add events to their preferred calendar.
Use these new APIs to enable your app to view people contact cards and manage events from your app:
ShowContactCard method
Enables apps to query the operating system for a user's contact and show user's contact data in a contact card.
AppointmentsProvider namespace
Supports add appointment, replace appointment, and remove appointment requests through activations that an appointments provider interacts with.
AppointmentManager class
Enables apps to interact with the user's appointments provider to add, replace, and remove events. Also, shows the primary UI for the appointments provider.
Activation namespace
Enables an app to handle the activation parameters for the new appointments provider and contact contracts, supported by Windows.
Speech synthesis
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Windows 8.1 introduces the Windows.Media.SpeechSynthesis API, which supports speech synthesis—also known as text-to-speech (TTS)— in Windows Store apps.
Use speech synthesis to prompt a user for input, highlight app notifications and message dialogs, provide instructions (such as turn-by-turn navigation), and read content like text or email messages, RSS feeds, books, and search results.
Windows 8.1 includes a number of speech-synthesis engines, known as voices. Each voice has a friendly name, such as Microsoft David (en-US, male), Microsoft Zira (en-US, female), and Microsoft Hazel (en-UK, female), that can be specified in your app and also selected from the Language control panel by a user.
The speech-synthesis capabilities supported by Windows 8.1 enable:
Setting the speech synthesizer to a specific gender, voice, and language.
Generating speech output from a plain text string using the default characteristics and properties of the current voice.
Generating speech output from a string containing Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) to customize voice characteristics, pronunciation, volume, pitch, rate or speed, emphasis, and so on.
Reading and writing audio data generated by the speech-synthesis engine to and from a random-access stream.
Generating speech from plain text
This example shows how a Windows Store app uses a SpeechSynthesizer object to create an audio stream and then generate speech based on a plain text string.
// The object for controlling and playing audio. var audio = new Audio(); // The object for controlling the speech-synthesis engine (voice). var synth = new Windows.Media.SpeechSynthesis.SpeechSynthesizer(); // Generate the audio stream from plain text. synth.synthesizeTextToStreamAsync("hello World").then(function (markersStream) { // Convert the stream to a URL Blob. var blob = MSApp.createBlobFromRandomAccessStream(markersStream.ContentType, markersStream); // Send the Blob to the audio object. audio.src = URL.createObjectURL(blob, { oneTimeOnly: true }); audio.play(); });
Generating speech output from Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)
The next example shows how a Windows Store app uses a SpeechSynthesizer object to create an audio stream and then generate speech based on an SSML text string.
// The string to speak with SSML customizations. var Ssml = "<speak version='1.0' " + "xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2001/10/synthesis' xml:lang='en-US'>" + "Hello <prosody contour='(0%,+80Hz) (10%,+80%) (40%,+80Hz)'>World</prosody> " + "<break time='500ms' />" + "Goodbye <prosody rate='slow' contour='(0%,+20Hz) (10%,+30%) (40%,+10Hz)'>World</prosody>" + "</speak>"; // The object for controlling and playing audio. var audio = new Audio(); // The object for controlling the speech-synthesis engine (voice). var synth = new Windows.Media.SpeechSynthesis.SpeechSynthesizer(); // Generate the audio stream from SSML. synth.synthesizeSsmlToStreamAsync(Ssml).then(function(synthesisStream){ // Convert the stream to a URL Blob. var blob = MSApp.createBlobFromRandomAccessStream(synthesisStream.ContentType, synthesisStream); // Send the Blob to the audio object. audio.src = URL.createObjectURL(blob, { oneTimeOnly: true }); audio.play(); });
Updates to background task management
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Windows 8.1 adds several new features for background tasks:
Quiet hours and background tasks
Quiet hours is a new feature in Windows 8.1 which allows the user to designate specific hours of the day when they don't want to be disturbed with notifications. This feature also stops most of the background activity associated with Windows Store apps, preventing disturbance of the user and potentially extending the connected standby lifetime of the device.
When the system enters quiet hours, background tasks are queued and held until the end of quiet hours. Currently running background tasks will be canceled when the system enters quiet hours.
At the end of quiet hours, background tasks are allowed to start back up. Each background task begins again at a random interval before the system exits quiet hours. This ensures that background tasks don't all wake up at the same time, which would put an unnecessary load on system resources and remote server resources. The system will not trigger notifications until the designated quiet hours exit time.
There are 2 exceptions allowed to quiet hours by default: incoming phone calls arriving from an app supporting the new lock screen call capability, and alarms set by the user in the default designated alarm app. If the app is a lock screen call capable app, and the IncomingCall setting is set to TRUE, the background task will run and the notification will be delivered. Notifications from alarms set by the user in the default designated alarm app will be delivered during quiet hours.
Quiet hours is enabled by default from Midnight to 6 AM, while allowing incoming calls. Users may change those settings or disable quiet hours on the notifications tab in the apps section of Change PC Settings. Quiet hours is available on all systems.
Cancellation of idle tasks
In addition to background task resource constraints, the Windows background task infrastructure detects idle or hung background tasks. A background task is considered idle or hung if it has not utilized its minimum CPU or network resource quota within a minimum amount of time (which varies depending on the state of the system). If an idle or hung background task is detected, it's sent a cancel notification so that it can stop work and close. If the background task does not stop work and close within 5 seconds the app is considered unresponsive and the system terminates it.
In Windows 8.1, avoid getting your app terminated due to an idle or hung background task: always associate a cancellation handler so that it is cleanly cancelled. See details and code snippets in How to handle idle or hung background tasks.
Work cost hint for background task
Windows 8.1 provides a hint to background tasks about resource availability. When a background task is activated, it can use this hint to decide how much work to do. Three background resource states can be reported: Low, Medium, and High. To learn more see BackgroundWorkCost and BackgroundWorkCostValue.
PowerShell cmdlets for background tasks
Developers can use the new AppBackgroundTask powershell commands, and the new BackgroundTasksManager cmdlet designer module, to retrieve info on running background tasks. This can be very helpful when implementing and debugging background tasks. For more info see the PowerShell cmdlets for background tasks.
Alarm app support on the lock screen
[Get the Alarm notifications sample now.]
In Windows 8.1, one of the lock screen slots is now used for alarm apps. Alarm apps use the AlarmApplicationManager class to request permission from the user to be the system alarm app. If the user grants permission (or if the user places the app in that alarm slot by using the control panel) the app takes the slot and becomes the system alarm app. Alarm notifications fired by the system alarm app are then shown to the user with an accuracy of within one second. Only the app in the alarm slot can fire alarm notifications; alarm notifications fired by other apps are treated as normal notifications.
You schedule alarm notifications by creating toast notifications with the commands element. And you use the audio element to specify the alarm sound, which is played when the notification fires even if the system is muted.
Updates to work-item scheduling
The CoreDispatcher (Windows::UI::Core:CoreDispatcher) API now allows you more control over priorities in work-item scheduling.
In Windows 8.1, work-dispatch priorities are now in this order:
- SendMessage (Highest priority)
- CoreDispatcherPriority.High
- CoreDispatcherPriority.Normal (Includes window messages and Component Object Model (COM) calls)
- Any device-input messages
- CoreDispatcherPriority.Low
- CoreDispatcherPriority.Idle (Lowest priority, used for background tasks)
CoreDispatcher::ShouldYield method (2 overloads)—Queries whether the caller should yield if there are items in the task queue of the specified priority or higher.
CoreDispatcher::CurrentPriority property—Gets or sets the current priority of task that the CoreDispatcher handled most recently. When an app is processing work of a specific priority and higher-priority work comes in, set this property to bump up the priority of the current task so that ShouldYield gives more accurate results.


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As linux-gamers.net pointed out: the linux demo for Ankh2 is available for download via torrent, thanks to liflg for hosting it.
Over here it works quite well and it allows some 20mins of gameplay. Not really much, but enough to see if it runs on the hardware/software combination you have.
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The Essential Collection For the Church Organist composed by Various. Edited by Jane Holstein. For Organ. This edition: Complete. Collection. Essential Collection. Classics, Hymntune, Patriotic, Wedding, Devotion, Christmas, Easter, General, Lent, Sacred. Easy/Moderate. Collection. 187 pages. Published by Hope Publishing Company (HP.8373).
Edited and compiled by Jane Holstein, this essential collection contains 55 organ settings for the entire Church Year, as well as for weddings. The list of composers represents some of Hope's best keyboard writers, and the tune index allows for quick, easy referencing. The level of difficulty ranges from easy to moderately difficult and the title selection presents a treasury of well-known hymns. Includes settings by: John Behnke, Doug Wagner, John Ferguson, Gordon Young, Joel Raney, Kenneth Lowenberg, Eleanor Whitsett, Sue Mitchell-Wallace, Don Hustad, and others!
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
- A Trumpet Fancy
- Ah, Holy Jesus
- America, the Beautiful
- Angels We Have Heard On High
- Away In A Manger
- Come, Thou Almighty King
- Come, Thou Fount Of Every Blessing
- Gigue
- Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken
- Good Christian Friends, Rejoice
- Good Christians All, Rejoice and Sing
- Great Is Thy Faithfulness
- Halle, Halle, Hallelujah
- Hymn of Promise
- It Is Well With My Soul
- Hosanna, Loud Hosanna
- Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us With Your Love
- Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee
- Joy To The World
- Just As I Am
- Lead Me To Calvary
- Let All Things Now Living
- Let Us Break Bread Together
- Let Us Talents and Tongues Employ
- Lift High the Cross
- Like the Murmur of the Dove's Song
- Lord Of The Dance
- Love Divine, All Loves Excelling
- May The Mind Of Christ My Savior
- My Country 'Tis of Thee
- Now Thank We All Our God
- Now the Silence
- O Come, All Ye Faithful
- O Jesus, I Have Promised
- O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
- O, When Shall I See Jesus?
- Praise, My Soul, The King of Heaven
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- Reflection
- Sheep May Safely Graze
- Sing We Now of Christmas
- Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart
- The First Nowell
- The Gift Of Love
- There Is A Fountain
- 'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
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- We're Marching to Zion
- Wedding March
- What Child Is This?
- What Wondrous Love Is This
- When He Cometh (Jewels)
- When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
- When in Our Music God Is Glorified.
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The Forestry, Fish and Game Commission of Kansas purchased 718 acres in 1960.
The 538-acre Wildlife Area surrounding Douglas State Fishing Lake is primarily timbered and is open for all hunting seasons. Deer, turkey , squirrels, and migrating waterfowl provide hunting opportunities. Other wildlife that may be seen includes all furbearers, amphibians, reptiles, and both resident and migrating songbirds. Hunters and trappers are reminded to be considerate of other public users as well as surrounding neighbors with domestic pets.
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After the death of his professional mentor, a small-town, shy, naive Wisconsin insurance agent must represent his company at a regional insurance convention in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where his mind is blown by the big city experience.
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Condition where human unnaturally starts to decay as a result of excessive video game playing (periods upwards of 10 hours per day, seven days per week). Symptoms include foul odor, greasy hair, and bug eyes. It takes approximately 3-4 weeks to clear gamer rot odor from a room and walls must be repainted following gamer eviction.
Shawn smells of gamer rot as a result of playing WoW 13 hours per day.
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