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In a keenly contested competition, Rohit Shenoy and Steve Jacob Mathew of Rajagiri Public School, Kalamassery, piped the other five teams in the fray to emerge as the Kochi regional champions of the 14th edition of The Hindu Young World Quiz held at A.J. Hall at Kaloor on Wednesday.
The victory was emphatic as their tally of 135 points was 44 points more than what their nearest rival managed. The winners walked away with a cash prize of Rs.10,000, cycles, certificates, trophies, and gifts from various sponsors. The team will now represent the city in the grand finale to be held at Mangalore on November 18.
M.D. Valsamma, former Asian gold medal winner in 400 m hurdles, gave away prizes to the winners.
Vishnu P.K and Vaishnavi K.N of Bhavan's Varuna Vidyalaya came second with 91 points while Adit Vishnu and Ashwin Varkey Ajay of Hari Sri Vidya Nidhi, Thrissur, emerged the second runner-up with 80 points. The first and second runners-up were given a cash prize of Rs.5,000 and Rs.3,000 respectively besides trophies, certificates, and gifts.
Aditya Deepak and Harikrishnan V. of Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara, came fourth with 65 points, Sidharth Suresh and Gouri Prashanth of Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Eroor, fifth with 52 points and Sanal Simon and Sunil Simon of Assisi Vidyaniketan came sixth with 49 points. The three teams in the bottom half received a cash prize of Rs.2,000 each and certificates.
The quiz was buzzer driven and had a set of 24 questions arranged in a matrix with each question revealing a portion of the face of the personality hidden behind the matrix. Split into four rounds, the questions were categorised into five different categories – Plain Villa that entailed plain questions and answers, Topsy-Turvy whereby the contestants were asked to frame a question, Click based on visuals, Bharateeyam featuring questions on India and Son-Et-Lumiere involving questions based on audio-video clippings. The quiz, as usual, was anchored by V.V. Ramanan in his inimitable style.
The eventual champions Rajagiri Public School had a head start over their competitors from the very outset. They led the pack with 42 points – a good 16 points ahead – at the end of the first round. The team kept on building on it in the next three rounds with the lead progressively increasing by 22 points, 30 points, and eventually capping it at 40 points.
For the team from Bhavan's Varuna Vidyalaya that emerged the first runner-up, the 36 points they bagged in one go at the end of the first round by correctly guessing the personality behind the matrix proved crucial. The team had negative 10 marks against its name when they came up with the right answer of Hrithik Roshan. Thereafter, the team maintained its second position throughout the competition except for momentarily ceding ground to the eventual second runner-up.
For the team from Hari Sri Vidya Nidhi, 20 negative marks on getting it wrong after going for the buzzer twice in the second and third round proved crucial as they slipped to the third position.
The quiz open to students from Classes 7 to 9 witnessed the participation of 224 teams from various schools. The finalists for the regional final were decided based on a 25-question written preliminary.
The presenting sponsor of the event was Britannia Milk Bikis Future Minds and the associate sponsor was Firefox Bikes.
The gift partners were Success Note Books, Reynolds, Kerala State Cashew Workers' Apex Industrial Cooperative Society Ltd (CAPEX), and Encyclopaedia Britannica. The energy partner was Gold Winner while the beverage sponsor was Real Fruit Juice.
Some of the questions stumped the audience and the contestants.
If a plate of seafood had four crabs and three lobsters on it, how many legs would be there on the plate excluding the claws?
This was one of the five questions that completely stumped all the six teams at the Kochi regional finals of The Hindu Young World quiz held here on Wednesday.
The answer eluded the audience as well with everyone resorting to guessing. At the end of it, a smart young chap had the entire audience in splits when he came up with the answer that there would probably no legs on the plate as all of them would be plucked out before preparing the dish.
The quiz master V.V. Ramanan wanted the volunteers to gift the youngster not one but two mugs as gifts for what he described as an 'intelligent' response. Incidentally, the plate, he said, would have 62 legs - 32 of crabs and 30 of lobsters.
The question to name the film, its director and music composer based on a song from Chemmeen also failed to get the complete answer from the finalists. While the team from Hari Sri Vidya Nidhi secured part points by naming the film and identifying Ramu Kariat as its director, they couldn't come up with the name of the composer. It took a student from among the audience to name the legendary composer Salil Chowdhury.
Surprisingly, for a generation presumed to be fed on a daily diet of cartoons on television channels, the question to identify the character Shocksquatch from the popular animation series Ben 10 went unanswered by all regional finalists. The answer eventually had to come from the audience.
The question to identify a folk dance form and the place where it is being performed left both the finalists and the audience clueless. The participants named everything from Yakshaganam to Vadakkanppattu only to be told that it was Kanyarkali dance performed by the Nair community in Palakkad.


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"It's ridiculous, it's just wrong," he says. "I'm just going to put it up for sale and walk away."
Mr. Latto has lived in Bobcaygeon for 45 years, and it was trying to open a chip truck that turned into a nightmare.
At the May 13 council meeting, staff brought forward a recommendation to amend the current bylaw to permit more than one chip truck in Bobcaygeon. At the time, Ward 7 Coun. Brian Junkin and Ward 13 Coun. Pat Warren said restaurants in the village were struggling, and their owners pay taxes. Both felt it was unfair to allow another chip truck that could potentially cut into the restaurants' business.
Council voted against staff's recommendation and the bylaw remained unchanged.
After that meeting, This Week spoke with Mr. Latto, who said he had followed all the City's requirements to get a licence.
"I didn't go to that meeting because staff told me I had done everything right and they didn't see the need for me to go," he said. "The staff told me they didn't think there would be a problem; the impression I got was that everything would be OK."
He said staff were "shocked" the recommendation to amend the bylaw did not pass.
The Fergie's Fries chip truck is on Highway 36 outside the village, roughly 3.5 km from the Main Street location (near the former Caygeon Lanes) where Mr. Latto planned to put his truck.
Fergie's Fries was for sale last fall, Mr. Latto said. "I looked into buying it, but the location was grandfathered from the old Bobcaygeon council. If I bought it, I would have had to move it, because it wouldn't be allowed to stay at that location. Plus, it was an old truck; so I decided against buying it."
After council turned down the recommendation on May 13, Mr. Latto, admittedly defiant, opened his truck without a licence. Bylaw officers ticketed him twice at $100 each.
He appeared on Tuesday (May 27) to plead his case and ask for an amendment to the bylaw.
"I don't believe anyone should have a monopoly on any business," he told council. Mr. Latto added he had followed all the City's requirements, and his truck was not located close to the Fergie's Fries truck. He admitted he opened illegally, but said he had a petition signed by 68 people supporting his venture. He also said he had spoken with three restaurant owners who "had no problem" with his truck.
Coun. Junkin challenged him, asking why he opened his truck knowing the bylaw had not been changed and if it would not have been more prudent for Mr. Latto to wait until he could appeal the decision.
Mr. Latto admitted he had opened illegally, and said he would not break the law. But, he expressed his frustration.
"I don't know how you can have a lock on a business that only one chip truck is allowed in Bobcaygeon," he said. "I did everything that was required. This is just wrong."
Coun. Junkin asked, "So, we should change the bylaw just for you?"
Coun. Warren supported him, saying the reason the bylaw was created was to protect the restaurants. But, Mr. Latto argued his truck is outside town, far enough away from the downtown core that he wouldn't be interfering with the restaurants.
Coun. Junkin said the bylaw was created because the restaurants "don't want chip trucks." He said if the Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce wanted the bylaw amended, council would consider the request.
Councillors Ron Ashmore (Ward 14) and Emmett Yeo (Ward 2) stood up for Mr. Latto. Coun. Yeo said bylaws "are amended all the time" and Coboconk has two chip trucks without problems.
Coun. Ashmore lashed out, calling the policy "business apartheid."
"Are you open for business or not? I can't believe we have a bylaw like this," he said.
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Microsoft Western Europe are running some free training in May and June on developing with the UC platform.
Microsoft Innovation Center Barneveld
Nijverheidsplein 21a
3771 MR Barneveld
The Netherlands
Date: May 8th-9th, 2008
Microsoft Italy Conference Center
Centro Direzionale San Felice (Palazzo A)
Via Rivoltana, 13
20090 - Segrate (Milano)
Date: June 4th – 5th, 2008
Event Overview
This two day event is your opportunity to get hands-on experience on the Unified Communications Platform SDKs, OCS 2007, OCS 2007 Speech Server, Exchange Server 2007 and OC 2007. Sessions will be a combination of instructor-led training with proctored, hands-on labs, designed to give you first-hand experience developing with the Unified Communications Platform.
This event offers an end-to-end view of the Unified Communications Platform.
· Overview
o Building Software on the Unified Communications Platform
o Unified Communications: Behind the Scenes with OCS 2007, OC 2007 and Exchange 2007
· Building Communications Into Custom Clients
o Driving Contextual Collaboration with OC 2007
o Building Contextual Collaboration Clients for the Web using the UC AJAX SDK
o Building Asynchronous Contextual Collaboration with Exchange Web Services
· Building Services
o Business Process Communication with the UCMA, Part 1.
o Business Process Communication with the UCMA, Part 2.
o Anywhere Information Access with OCS 2007 Speech Server
Attendee Prerequisites
This is a fast-paced, two day event designed for experienced software developers and solution architects. Familiarity with VS 2005 and .NET Framework 2.0 is required. If you work for an ISV based in Ireland or Northern Ireland, please contact me for more info on pre-requisites and how to register.
Cross posted from ronan's blog
VSTO 3.0 with Visual Studio 2008 makes it incredibly easy to extend the office ribbon, and write managed code to add new functionality. A good proof of this from my recent experience was a simple add-in I wrote which combined Information Rights Management in the 2007 Office System with watermarking for a POC. The idea is that you compose a new email as normal, add some attachments, restrict permissions (for the email and attachments) via IRM and then use the add-in which sends a personalised email to all recipients, where the permissions are restricted as you set out, but attachments are also individually watermarked with the name of the recipient:
In theory this should help mitigate the risk of a recipient taking a digital photograph of restricted content displayed on their screen. Have a look and let me know what you think! It is a little rough around the edges (doesn't clean up temp files at the moment) but not bad for ~60 lines of VSTO code (plus another 50 or so for applying the watermark to the individual documents, which was based on code from a post on Paul Stubbs' blog).
(Double-click for full-screen).
I've attached the code, so you can download via the link below (disclaimer : this is a POC, not production code and is unsupported :-))
In our third episode of our weekly podcast, Tom Nugent discusses SharePoint Server and how it's being used in Ireland today.
Resources for further information:
Technet SharePoint Server 2007 Website: http://technet.microsoft.com/office/sharepointserver
Microsoft SharePoint Briefing - Dublin: http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=8600132
Microsoft SharePoint Briefing - Belfast: http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032375948&Culture=en-IE
I mentioned this previously, and now the date has been finalised - it's 15th May 2008, in Microsoft Ireland. I've included the agenda below, for more details of the exact location, time and how to register, please contact me directly (and let me know your feedback on the agenda).
Please note that this run of the course is specifically for ISV developers in Ireland / Northern Ireland...I'll be publishing details of other dates soon, so watch this space!
Overview of SQL Server 2008 for Developers
Duration: 1 Day
Audience: Developers
Presentation / Demo
Module 01 – TSQL Improvements and Data Types
· New Date and Time Data Types
· Table-Valued Parameters
· T-SQL Assign and Increment Operators
· Row Constructors
· Grouping Sets
· MERGE statement
· Dependency Views
· Performance Enhancements
Module 02 – Beyond Relational
· Spatial Data
· Filestream Data Storage
· XML Data and Query
· Hierarchies and HierarchyID
· Sparse Data Designs
Module 03 – Client Programmability
· Native Client Programming
· ODBC and OLE DB
· ADO.NET Programming with SqlClient
· JDBC Programming
· LINQ to SQL
Module 04 – Microsoft ® Business Intelligence Strategy Overview
· Defining Business Intelligence
· Introducing the Microsoft BI Platform
· Introducing the BI Developer's Toolset
· Introducing the Adventure Works Cycles Company
Module 05 – Introduction to Reporting Services
· Introduction to SSRS
· Publishing and Accessing Reports with SSRS and Office
Cross posted from ronan's blog
I was really lucky to get to go to the Ireland Imagine Cup Championships last week here in Sandyford. There were some great projects shown off, all with the idea of improving the environment.
Microsoft Student Partner Alan Spillane did a great job of not only filming the various projects, he also interviewed teams and edited all the footage for us to enjoy. See a copy of that video below!
Nice work Alan - thanks very much for that!
OpenCoffee Club Dublin has been a bit quiet lately. Too quiet.
It's time to shake it up again.
At the very fun & first ever Monthly Open Wine Tasting last night (many thanks to Lar Veale!), a lot of people were talking about how much they had missed OpenCoffee in the past month. So tomorrow's OpenCoffee Club Dublin should be expecting a lot of attendees, both new and old.
It would be cool if people go to the OpenCoffee Club Dublin website & leave a comment if they're attending, just so people know who will be there. Unless of course, you're me, in which case it generally is better if I leave a comment that I *won't* be there, so that more people turn up. Just kidding.
See you tomorrow!
You can now download the .NET 3.5 Enhancements Training Kit which covers the technologies in the .NET 3.5 SP1 release and the out of band releases that are a part of the same wave, namely ASP.NET MVC and the ASP.NET Silverlight controls. Currently, the training kit contains six hands-on labs, made up of the following technologies:
1) ADO.NET Data Services
2) ADO.NET Entity Framework
3) ASP.NET AJAX History
4) ASP.NET Dynamic Data
6) ASP.NET Silverlight controls
For more info see http://lostintangent.com/2008/04/16/net-35-enhancements-training-kit/
I know I'll be in Galway for the Developer Developer Developer event! Thanks a million to Ben Sykes for his amazing work in creating the gorgeous above flyer for the event. Check out http://dddireland.com for more information - see you in Galway!
Check out this set of Windows Vista Sidebar Gadgets for keeping up to date with the latest content on Channel 8, Channel 9, Channel 10, TechNet Edge, and Mix Online.
· Automatic rotation of latest articles on the site allows you to quickly see what's new and keep up to date without opening a browser
· Read articles and view videos right on your desktop or navigate directly to the post
· Gadgets works with both Silverlight 1.0 as well as the SL 2 beta
These gadgets are available to the public on the Windows Live Gallery:
· Channel 9
· Channel 10
· TechNet Edge
· Channel 8
· Mix Online
In our second episode of our weekly podcast, Jorge Leitão talks to us about User Account Control feature in Windows Vista.
Microsoft Ireland Consulting Services Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/mcs-ireland-infrastructure/
Microsoft TechNet overview of User Account Control: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905113.aspx
Windows Vista Application Compatibility – for ITPros and developers: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905078.aspx
Applications that have earned the "Certified for Windows Vista" logo or the "Works with Windows Vista" logo: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933305 Cross posted from Martha's Blog
Zoran Jovanovic, Technical Lead with Dell in Ireland was one of our local VS 2008 launch heroes. Watch the below video to hear Zoran talk about the benefits of multi-targeting in VS 2008.
Frederic Meyer, Team Lead with Dell's Global Build Automation Team was one of our local VS 2008 launch heroes. Watch the below video to hear Frederic talk about the experience in migrating from TFS 2005 to TFS 2008, and his favourite feature in TFS 2008 (same as mine, Continuous Integration...)
BTW, the video was recorded at the end of February 2008...
Peter Buckley, Test Team Lead with DeCare Systems Ireland was one of our local VS 2008 launch heroes. Watch the video below to hear Peter talk about how his team use VS 2008 Test Edition to test both Java and .NET web applications within DeCare. If you'd like read more about check out the following post on the DeCare Systems Ireland blog.
Double click the video for full-screen.
I recently received a question about opening SQL 2005 SSIS packages in VS 2008. So the situation is that for SSIS you use BIDS (Business Intelligence Dev Studio) which is based on Visual Studio - what it provides is a subset of the VS functionality. If you install VS 2005 before installing SQL Server 2005 the environments are one and the same, but it's with BIDS that you get the project types that are specific to SQL Server 2005 Business intelligence. The situation is that to open SSIS projects in VS 2008 you need SSIS 2008. According to the below blog post, since VS 2008 can target .NET 2.0 you can then use it to develop for SSIS 2005.
Here is a link from the Microsoft BI team which I think explains things in more detail:
Cross posted from ronan's blog
Phew! We are just over the IMTC, but there is no rest for the wicked (or at least the MS Tech Community in Ireland). Next up on the agenda is the Developer Developer Developer (or DDD) event happening down in Galway on the May bank holiday weekend.
So, why should you go along?
Well, apart from the impressive agenda - 5 tracks with top notch speakers - there are promises of amazing swag giveaways, and great events (like podcasts from the pub on the Aran Islands - the most westerly point in Ireland, and one of the most spectacular spots to visit on the island) happening around the main event itself. There's even talk of a visit to Craggy Island's parochial house (apparantly there are some Fr. Ted fans among the speakers! ;)
DDD events have been running over in the UK for quite some time and are incredibly popular over there. This is our first one in Ireland, but we're hoping it's the first of many!! Check out this video if you want a feel of what it's all about.
Best of all, this event is totally free - you just have to get yourself there!
Here is a list of the sessions you can choose from - but you should check out the agenda page for full details of each session, timings and even some into videos for the sessions.
Well, IMTC is over for another year - and a big thanks to everyone who made it such a success - congratulations to Barry, Patricia (from Irishdev) and all the speakers in particular! It was fantastic to meet so many great people over the three days.
Thanks aswell to Chuck, Simon, Craig, Dave and Martha who were kept very busy filming all the sessions. We are hoping to have some of those published online over the next few weeks - in case you were unlucky enough to miss out on the event itself... so keep your eyes peeled for them! :)
Philip Bromwell of RTÉ Six One News was kind enough to send me a DVD of the clip he filmed and produced for their news show. He was wonderful to work with and did an amazing job putting this small, two-minute video together for the general public to get a feel for what we are doing.
Thanks Philip!
On Friday, April 4th, I attended Day Two of the 3rd annual Irish Microsoft Technology Conference. It was another jam-packed day with lots of well-known speakers who are experts in their fields.
Ben Sykes kicked off the first session on Friday with a discussion called "What Species is YOUR User?" about the fundamentals of interactivity and memory, and how these principles can and should affect your web creations. I really enjoy hearing about the psychology side of the web as I know very little about it. Ben gave some great practical examples as well to demonstrate his points.
Another really different and entertaining talk I saw was an overview of Mix 08 by Phil Winstanley. Phil did a nice job timing his slides and presentation so the flow was great. He pointed out the highlights of the sessions and keynotes (and bars/clubs/Stratosphere), along with the important new technology announcements from Mix, and succeeded in making me very jealous of those who went. Most critical, there was a strong presence of lolcats, and I am a sucker for lolcats, so I give Phil's talk two thumbs up.
After lunch I listened to Gary Short talk about using the Web Client Software Factory. Even if you had no interest in WCSF, you would sit and listen to Gary because he is a wonderful speaker with such a fantastic accent. But as it happens, WCSF is actually really cool and useful, which is even better. I confess I knew nothing about WCSF before I saw Gary's session but was very impressed with the modularity enabled by it as well as all the baked-in capabilities. It seems very cool and I'm glad Gary showed it off - I will definitely be taking a deeper look into WCSF in the near future.
The last session I saw on Friday was Doug Seven's talk on how to Reach End Users with Next Generation Web Applications. Doug is a Senior Product Manager for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System, and he is amazing because this was his *fourth* talk of the conference. He flew over from Redmond, Washington especially for the IMTC. He did a great job showing off support for developers and IT pros with VS 2008 and even handled a database corruption incredibly well. I'm looking forward to watching the videos of some of his other talks, including Breakthrough Development Challenges with WS & Improving Team Development with Microsoft VSTS.
I didn't get to see anything else on Friday because my session was the last one of the day. I couldn't believe that over 70 people stayed until the last session on the last day! Very impressed with the IMTC crowd! I went over some of the new features of Silverlight 2 including Deep Zoom, demonstrated examples of managed code and script communicating, and also showed off the new beta versions of Expression Encoder and Expression Blend and some of their new features. Like Doug, I also ran into a couple of demo woes right at the beginning, but thankfully I had a great audience who helped me out and got me past being flustered, especially after having gone through them 9327548917414 times before the session started. Thanks everyone!
I hope all the attendees and speakers enjoyed their time at the IMTC. This is the first time the event has ever been two full days, and it was incredibly successful, so we'll likely do two days again next year.
If you are looking for more tech talks, or you missed some of the speakers, you have some options. I mentioned in my last IMTC post about DDD Ireland, which is taking place the first weekend of May in Galway at GMIT. It's a full day of Microsoft MVP speakers talking about the technology they love, and several of the speakers from the IMTC will be there, including Dave McMahon, Oliver Sturm, Phil Winstanley, Gary Short, and Richard Costall. Oh yeah, and it's *free*. Register now, as registrations are filling up and spaces are limited. The DVDs of the IMTC will also be available in about a month, so if you registered for the IMTC, you should be receiving them about a month from now.
If you have any feedback about the event, questions, concerns or suggestions for next year, please feel free to either leave a comment below or e-mail me at martharo [at] microsoft.com. Thanks for your participation!
A poll is open on http://www.irelandgirlgeekdinners.com for the next dinner in Cork. I had several people comment that they wanted different days, some prefer weekends, some weeknights, so this time around you all can vote.
Once the date is set, registration will open on Tuesday, April 15th.
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Here's the link to the video interview on blip.tv: http://yellowpark.blip.tv/file/811512/
Clare and Chris talk about the IMTC & the events surrounding it, along with the Ireland Microsoft user groups. She also talks with Chris about Live Meeting & Roundtable.
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I am still trying to recover from the 3rd annual Irish Microsoft Technology Conference. Literally, because I completely lost my voice sometime Friday evening (luckily after my talk) and still don't have it back. My phone also disappeared during the conference. Hmm, no phone and no voice...I get the feeling someone is trying to tell me something... ;-)
The conference was a blast. We brought over speakers from the UK and the US, along with a US film crew for live streaming the events (thanks to Chuck Boyce). The four tracks covered a wide variety of Microsoft technology including IT Pro and Developer focused sessions. I had the opportunity to catch quite a few sessions, too, and I learned a lot of new things.
One of the best sessions I've se en in a long time was Richard Costall's talk on Silverlight. Richard gave the first talk of the day on Thursday to a pretty packed theatre. His talk was completely interactive...with himself. Rich created a Silverlight app that had a video viewer built-in and used media markers to cue himself to interact, ask questions, point out tips and even pimp his own book! It was really entertaining and well-done. Thanks Richard!!
For interactiveness, Chris Dalby's talk on eStorming and Live Meeting was very cool. Chris not only set up the session as a Live Meeting itself, he also had someone from Microsoft Ireland in Sandyford log in to the Live Meeting session and demo Roundtable for us, which was very cool! Ireland is really lucky in that Roundtable is not available in many places yet, but it is available here as of February. Nice talk on Live Meeting - I did not know much about before and I really learned a lot.
I listened to Chris Seary talk about "Securing Communications using WCF." He discussed WS-Security and WCF and how and when to use them. Chris gave several very nice demos, too, including examining the WCF Service Library and various methods of protecting communications. There was a lot of great technical detail in Chris' talk and it was quite well done.
Randy Henne has just moved to Ireland. His talk, "Experiment for Optimising Customer Experience", explained a lot about experiments performed on websites, such as amazon.com, to find out how customers react to small changes and how different UI affects their behavior and thinking. I found it to be fascinating. Randy moved here to set up the Experimentation Platform Team at Microsoft's European Development Centre, so I look forward to seeing more about him and his group's work.
Oliver Sturm talked about LINQ and changing the way you code. Oliver is a very relaxed and easy-going speaker who is incredibly knowledgeable in all areas of .Net. His code and demonstrations were very straightforward and easy to follow. I didn't get to see his other talk on Functional Programming in C#3, so I'm looking forward to getting the video of that. Or I can wait and see it in a month at DDD Ireland. Oliver is also talking about WPF and the end of Windows Forms at DDD Ireland.
Looking forward to heading along to the opening of the Irish Microsoft Technology Conference later on this evening - maybe I'll see you there. But if you haven't already registered - there is still time... just head along to http://imtc.firstport.ie!
Here are a couple of more tasters from the folks presenting over the next few days... enjoy! :)
The vast majority of the Community Launch 2008 kits were sent out in the last two weeks. We have about 10 or 12 left to send out (folks that confirmed postal address in the last week or so) - but most of you should have yours by now. Hope you are having fun with them! :)
If you haven't got yours through some postal mishap - just mail your local user group lead and we'll get you sorted!
We will be announcing some additional free training for developers shortly as part of the Launch Experience - so keep your eyes peeled for that!


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sp_configure 'lock scheme', 0, 'datarows' go
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2006 CFN San Jose
State Preview
With Wake Forest winning the ACC title, Rutgers running to national
prominence and Boise State stealing everyone's heart in the Fiesta
Bowl, the job done by Dick Tomey to turn around one of the nation's
most woeful programs got swept aside.
To put what Tomey has done into perspective, San Jose State was a
program just teetering on the verge of extinction, with no fan base,
no interest of any kind from the area, and a roster made up of way
too many JUCO transfers to allow for any continuity. It's like if
someone had taken over, well, San Jose State, and made it a
winner. It was that big a deal and that great a job.
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
Sept. 1
Arizona State
Sept. 8
Kansas State
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
at Utah State
Sept. 29
UC Davis
Fresno State
Boise State
New Mexico State
at Louisiana Tech
Prediction: 2-10
2006 Record: 9-4
Preview 2006 predicted wins
This is a program that had one winning season since 1992, hadn't gone to
a bowl since 1990, and had won five games over D-I teams over three
years. Tomey and his team built on a two-game winning streak to end
2005, roaring to a nine-win season and a stunning bowl victory over New
Mexico. Now this team is on the verge of a lot more.
Adam Tafralis is a veteran quarterback who's seen just about everything
in WAC play, the backfield is full of speed and production, and the
defense, Tomey's specialty, could grow into the league's best with seven
starters returning, led by interception machine Dwight Lowery at corner.
Most importantly, there's still the San Jose State brand name. After
being so bad for so long, teams still aren't likely to take the Spartans
seriously (that means you, Arizona State and Kansas State), so they
should be able to steal a win or two, while also being in the thick of
the WAC race all season long.
No one will want to play Hawaii or New Mexico State because of their
offenses, and Boise State is always going to be strong, but San Jose
State might be the toughest overall team in the WAC. Considering where
things were two years ago, that's nothing more than minor miracle.
What to watch for on offense: A nasty running game. With the top
three receivers gone, taking away 141 of the 181 catches, the ground
attack will be everything early. Yonus Davis is the lightning, James
Callier is the thunder, and Patrick Perry is a little bit in between.
Throw in the mobility of Tafralis, and this should be one of the WAC's
better running teams.
What to watch for on defense: Takeaways, and lots of them. The
Spartans forced a whopping 30 last year with the style of defense that
made Tomey famous at Arizona with its Desert Swarm. The young line of
last year is now full of veterans meaning there should be a pass rush,
and there will be plenty of bending, but don't expect too much breaking.
Take out a meltdown in a 54-17 loss to Hawaii, and the Spartans allowed
an average of 18 points a game against everyone else.
The team will be far better if … the defense can generate more
pressure. It's hard to argue with the Spartan scheme that forced
turnovers by the bunch and ended up finishing third in the WAC, but it
would be nice if the front four could start getting to the quarterback.
The Spartans cranked out just 18 sacks and 63 tackles for loss. That'll
change with ends Jarron Gilbert and Justin Cole ready to explode, but
there needs to be more pressure from the interior.
The Schedule: If you accept that the drive to Palo Alto to
play Stanford counts as a road trip, the Spartans play their first four
games away, followed by three home dates. The early WAC stretch is a
killer, playing at home against Hawaii, at Fresno State and at Boise
State, with the Nevada showdown to close the regular season. Outside of
the conference, trips to Arizona State and Kansas State will be
interesting tests to see how far the program has come. Stanford is a
winnable game, while UC Davis should be a layup.
Best Offensive Player:
Senior QB
Adam Tafralis. No one made a bigger leap in production than Tafralis,
who went from being an erratic, inconsistent passer who couldn't hit
half his throws and gave away the ball too often, to a smart
decision-maker who took care of the ball, finishing 11th in
the nation in passing efficiency. He has decent size, a good enough arm
and can run a little, when necessary.
Best Defensive Player:
Senior CB
Dwight Lowery and/or Senior LB Matt Castelo. They both belong. Castelo
is the nation's leading returning tackler after cranking out 165 last
year from his spot in the middle, while Lowery will combine with
Christopher Owens to give the Spartans the WAC's best cornerback
combination. With good size at 6-1 and 185 pounds and decent speed, the
former JUCO transfer will be avoided at all costs after picking off nine
passes last year and breaking up seven.
Key player to a
successful season:
Sophomore WR Jalal
Beauchman and senior WR Michael Hooper. James Jones, John Broussard and
Chester Coleman made 141 of the team's 181 receptions and caught 18 of
the 23 touchdown passes. They're all gone. Beauchman caught two passes
for 16 yards and Hooper checked in with three grabs for 21 yards. Either
they need to grow into reliable targets, or the Spartans need to hope
the five newcomers in the recruiting class can play right away.
The season will be a
success if
... the Spartans finish with a winning record and go to a bowl. That
might seem like setting the bar a bit low after a nine-win campaign and
the New Mexico Bowl win, especially with a veteran team returning, but
the schedule is a bit rougher. Considering the program hasn't had
back-to-back winning seasons since 1991-1992, and hasn't gone to
back-to-back bowls since 1986-1987, another postseason trip would be a
nice accomplishment.
Key game:
Oct. 12 vs. Hawaii.
The Spartan defense had better be ready for the onslaught. This is a
must win, or there might be an ugly three-game slide with road trips to
Fresno State and Boise State to follow.
2006 Fun Stats:
- 1st quarter scoring: San Jose State 52; Opponents 58
- 2nd quarter scoring: San Jose State 112; Opponents 108
- Turnovers: San Jose State 21; Opponents 30


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Posted: May 21, 2012
For the second straight year, Bill Paley, owner of La Palina Cigars, and the Cigar Rights of America are inviting all cigar enthusiasts to light up and protest New York City's public parks smoking ban.
The second annual Legal Outdoor Smoke will take place this Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. in Samuel Paley Park, a privately owned park set aside for the people of New York 45 years ago by Paley's father, William S. Paley, founder of CBS.
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Well, Nadal needs to be physically fresh to beat Djokovic on a hardcourt more than any other opponent. The only hardcourt slam final Nadal ever won over Djokovic was 2010 US Open when Nadal cruised through the first 6 rounds like never before.
So he'd rather face Djokovic in the QF than any other round. So I'd say scenario 2 would be ADVANTAGE NADAL.
Woosh. That was the actual point going right over your head.
Def didn't help matters with that example though either.
As #4 seed, he could play #5 to #8 in the QF, before playing #1 or #2 in the SF, and then playing #1 or #2 in the F.
As #5 seed, he could play #1 to #4 in the QF, before playing #1 to #2 in the SF, and then playing #1 or #2 in the F.
So say Nadal is #4 seed. He can get any of Ferrer, and then Djokovic and Federer in either order in the SF and F.
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