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text: Comments (39) + Add comment Comments (39) Featured Godmars290 + 1360d ago http://www.youtube.com/watc... Motion control in general doesn't work. Didn't work with the Wii, doesn't really work with Move and certainly doesn't work with Kinect. if its good for anything, its party games where you don't have to think. #1 (Edited 1360d ago ) | Agree(6) | Disagree(14) | Report | Reply Shadonic + 1360d ago I watched that and yea that is horrible though if you think about it is similar to that kinect vision video those bugs can always be worked out which is why the game was delayed its just a common part of gaming that developers run into with every game. #1.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply superadvanced + 1359d ago because your avatar fucking pisses me off #1.1.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report kikizoo + 1358d ago Move works, with real games...so, you probably don't know what you are talking about. "as it's 90% insecure Sony fanboys" Lol, unsecure with better hardware, freeonline, bluray, better exclusives (and way more variety and quantity)..stop living in your opposite world, you, like all the xfanboys and their multiaccounts, are the unsecure one, writting on all ps3 subjects, bashing the best games, best inovations, just because you don't want to accept that you failed in 2006. #1.2 (Edited 1358d ago ) | Agree(2) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply IdleLeeSiuLung + 1358d ago You must have missed the memo as Godmars is one of the biggest PS3 fanboys on this site. #1.2.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report Maddens Raiders + 1358d ago Motion control doesn't work with Move? Yeah sure bud. Different manufacturer. ;) #1.3 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Godmars290 + 1358d ago Given the current air, I have to say that. It is better proven, can be incorporated into regular titles, but still there's a lack of Move-only games that prove it. I mean Sony could have done a $40 light gun add-on with all the of shooters that's been adapted to it. #1.3.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report xX-StolenSoul-Xx + 1360d ago Motion Gaming is only fun for party games... besides that i see no point in buying any of them. #2 Agree(2) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Hufandpuf + 1360d ago so many devs are scared to touch the thing. Only modders produce anything worthwhile so far. The hardcore crowed certainly isn't glad they bought the kinect, especially the countless Wii owners that now say they never bought one or leave it to rot even though it was the best selling console early this gen. #3 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply xX-StolenSoul-Xx + 1360d ago Well i have played a few games i enjoyed with my Ps3 move, Socom 4, Killzone 3, Modern Combat Domination. But those were short lived and i promptly switched to my regular control instead. #3.1 Agree(3) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Shadonic + 1360d ago there not afraid of touching it even epic has dabbeled in some ideas for a kinect gears title which ultimately was shot down. Its not that their afraid its just that when you put any high end game like gears or crysis then think about how you would allow the player to get that same or even a better experience out of the game without any buttons,annolog sticks, or triggers its kind of hard to think of a way for that to even work in a game. I mean i always see comments like how the future soldiar gameplay looks dumb but when you really think about it they acatully have a good way for how this could work for kinect based shooters. Just like i said in the article the real thing that matters is how innovative and simple the controls are and also if they work it shouldent matter in the long run. Even if theres lag that can always be adjusted just like the kinect star wars lightsaber lag they decreased that and made it a little better. you also have to think about how when you have a controller your input is always the same but with kinect theres basically 10 million different controllers ranging in sizes and if their input or gestures dont match up that great with what kinect sees theres going to be problems. Related video #3.2 (Edited 1360d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply Shadonic + 1360d ago just because the devs havent really made anything worthwhile still dosent make the kinect trash, and if the modders are creating things that are amazing that just supports the fact that if done right kinect games can become better. I mean even the studio thats worked on the matrix games have started experimenting with kinect and even made av http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/watc... http://www.youtube.com/user... #4 Agree(1) | Disagree(13) | Report | Reply coolbeans + 1359d ago Regardless of how honest this blog may be, it's not going to go over well with the n4g community. #5 Agree(4) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Raven_Nomad + 1359d ago Kinect only gets negative reaction from N4G. It was called everything from the next "32X" to the biggest "flop since the Dreamcast". I remember how many "Kinect will fail" articles there were, then when it started selling like crazy those finally stopped. Yet we still see a lot of hate, mostly because people are afraid that it might actually be fun to use. I never thought Kinect or any motion controlled device would replace controllers, but I think they can be just as fun to use from time to time. I certainly enjoy my Kinect and think it's about time it gets taken a bit more seriously. Now that there are some established hits with Kinect that are selling millions and millions of copies, as well as scoring well with critics, I think we'll see Kinect get the respect it deserves. Fruit Ninja, Rise Of Nightmares, Gunstringer, Draco, Ryse, Forza 4 and Power Up Hero's with help Kinect realize some of it's potential. Bringing up Kinect here on N4G wont do you any good though, as it's 90% insecure Sony fanboys and they only like "Hardcore super happy funtime games" and those obviously can only be achieved on Sony platforms. #6 Agree(6) | Disagree(28) | Report | Reply Parapraxis + 1359d ago I wasn't going to say anything, but your last paragraph changed that. Marked as "immature" Grow up man. #6.1 Agree(19) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply KingSlayer 1359d ago | Trolling | show | Replies(1) The Iron Sheik + 1359d ago You only like Kinect because you are a massive 360 fanboy. If Sony did the exact same thing you would hate it. Oh wait they did it was called the eyetoy. It gets hate because it has zero use for core games. Say what you will about Wii and Move but it can be used for core gaming. #6.3 Agree(16) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply TheComedian + 1359d ago That is an interesting take on the subject BUT a flying pizza saucer is floating over my head right this second therefore your point is invalid. Now in all seriousness Kinect wasn't meant to be a hardcore gaming device.Here is a link on my take on the subject.Comment #5 (the last one). http://n4g.com/news/790795/... #6.4 Agree(0) | Disagree(6) | Report | Reply Redempteur + 1358d ago kinect get negative reaction because nothing worthwhile have been shown with IT . you can all say "look at these tech demos " but the competition made GAMES with the wiimote AND/OR move ...the list of high profiles games with move is LONG ... and you certainly can't say the same with kinect .. Where is the equivalent of heavy rain on kinect ? Where are the FPS ( like killzone, socom 4, resistance 3 ? ) WHERE IS THE EQUIVALENT OF RUSE ? WHERE IS TEH PLATFORMER ? ( like LBP2 ? ) I mean it's not like i'm a fanboy but there is a LACK of genres, of high profiles games and until that changes, kinect WILL GET trashed on N4G because ... where are the games ? i need more than a disney park adventure thing , or a sloppy laggy star wars to get me excited ... #6.5 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply gamingdroid + 1358d ago Remember when Kinect was supposed to be doomed since it was priced at $150? Kinect immediately went on to sell over 10 million and Dance Central sold 2.5 million copies, while Kinect Sports sold over 3 million. We all saw how that went! #6.6 (Edited 1358d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply SolDojo + 1358d ago Damn dog, you got one bubble and 25 disagrees. I like to play Dance Central with my gf, sure, but, wow ... One bubble and 25 disagrees ... ouch. #6.7 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply SageHonor + 1359d ago That picture makes me laugh! #7 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply DragonKnight + 1359d ago Here are the two biggest, currently unaddressed, issues with Kinect. 1. It is a casual gamer peripheral. It really is. Controls like Kinect work best for party games where you're playing 30 second mini-games, but try playing an entire core title through with the Kinect, and you'll quickly tire of it. Buttons and controllers will always allow one to perform better than a motion control with even more input lag than a controller. 2. It's a hassle. You have to have the Kinect operating in very specific optimal conditions for it to function at its best, meaning that there are some who'll never be able to fully enjoy it. At least with a controller, it doesn't matter what the lighting of the room is, the position of the device, or (if you believe some of the reports) what color your skin is to actually play it. When you want to play a game, you just want to pick up and play, not mess around with angles, lighting, and furniture. There are others I could go into; like on-rails gaming, overhyped/underdelivered implementation, and a MASSIVE "tacked on" feeling for core games that have it integrated, but it's all basically under the same huge problem. And that's that Kinect is an old idea trying to be new. #8 Agree(4) | Disagree(6) | Report | Reply edonus + 1358d ago Appearantly we have someone commenting that has never really used Kinect. Casual game preipheral...really it is. How about NO. Kinect is a controller that is it. As a controller it does what a dev wants it to do. The physical draw of energy you use is determined by the dev. With a controller you are limited to button with kinect you are limited to what your body can do. Its a hassle....everything you said here is 100% wrong. Once positioned and calibrated you shouldnt move it again. Of course if you are playing track and field you need the furniture out the way....same thing with the power....but for games that dont require that much space you can just sit on the couch like regular. Don't believe me try Gunstringer demo...they even say in a prompt if you want to sit down sit down....Oh but you dont have a kinect becasue if you did you would know kinect tracks you the same through any and all lighting conditions, its infrarred mapping it doesnt see colors. The only thing it has an issue with in the dark (meaning ptch black) is reading your face and when that happens it prompts you to select. Were do these people get this stuff? Old kinect bashing articles before it was released. This guy said nothing right.....amazing. #8.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply DragonKnight + 1358d ago Would you care for me to pull up videos, or are you just going to admit you're a Kinect fanboy that got butt hurt that someone isn't praising Kinect the way you do? Kinect is a peripheral. As in a device not originally part of the console. It is also a casual peripheral. As in it is used primarily in and for casual games. The core games that have implementation of the device are few and far between, and the implementation is not something anyone but the most hardcore of Kinect fans is happy about. It is a hassle because, unlike say the Wiimote, the Move, or just a console, you have to position Kinect just right in the right spacial conditions for it to work properly. Want to change around the furniture in your house for a new look? Have fun repositioning the Kinect to work properly. Moving to a new place? Better make sure the space is Kinect friendly. And don't get me started about lighting conditions. There is documented stories of the problems with it, don't blame me that you choose to ignore and be blind to them. Kinect isn't your first born child, so why are you getting so personally upset as though someone called your baby ugly? #8.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report gamingdroid + 1358d ago @DragonKnight ***and the implementation is not something anyone but the most hardcore of Kinect fans is happy about.*** Really? Millions of games sold says otherwise! ***Moving to a new place? Better make sure the space is Kinect friendly.*** Some of us do have space that works with Kinect and games like Gunstringer works just fine sitting. No need to re-arrange anything. ***It is a hassle because, unlike say the Wiimote, the Move, or just a console, you have to position Kinect just right in the right spacial conditions for it to work properly. Want to change around the furniture in your house for a new look?*** Again, FUD! Kinect (and the Wiimote) unlike the PS Move/Wiimote Plus does not require calibration between game modes (let alone games) at all. In fact, once you installed, you turn it on and play. No fuss, no more calibration! ***And don't get me started about lighting conditions. There is documented stories of the problems with it, don't blame me that you choose to ignore and be blind to them.*** Documented stories? How about you try it out yourself. I own an Kinect and there has never been any lighting issues what so ever. Proof: http://www.youtube.com/watc... This has been re-iteratd multiple times, but hey here is another video in action comletely in pitch black, fast forward to 6:45: http://123kinect.com/kinect... Sounds like it isn't edonus that is blind... I would also like to add ignorant to that person's list though! #8.1.2 (Edited 1358d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Brownghost + 1359d ago i feel the motion control is getting better but still a developing technology to me. Ill wait untill next gen for a kinect to see if motion tech will be better #9 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply smashcrashbash + 1359d ago Its your imagination. Kinect gets no more or less scrutiny or attacked any more or less then any other gaming device or console. Its just that over sensitive gamers think that their favourite game or consoles should be immune to scrutiny or fault finding because they think they are special. Most games so far for Kinect have gotten average scores which if it was any other device would fet ripped to shreds by the media and gaming community. But Kinect owners like many gamers feel about their systems that nothing must ever be said bad about it. PS3 gamers got laughed at and kicked around for trying to support the PS3 because everyone thought it would be dead soon. The PS1 was supposedly doomed to failure because of the competition from Nintendo and Sega. The Eyetoy wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms and even the VITA has its share of doomed articles. Kinect is a device like all the rest and will get its share of fault finding.Take it like a man. #10 (Edited 1359d ago ) | Agree(5) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply zerocrossing + 1359d ago I think Kinect would be better received by gamers if it actually had something for the core market, if I have to use a controller along with Kinect in order to play a decent game, it just means the technology is flawed, especially since it's being marketed as a replacement for a controller, it seems to defeat the purpose if you need to have a controller to play anything worthwhile. #11 (Edited 1359d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Nes_Daze + 1359d ago From the looks of it Kinect is just a prettier motion control. I tried the Wii about 2-3 times since it's launch, one day at my little cousin's house, and the next, at my friend's 8 year old son's room. See the pattern? Motion controls for me are a gimmick ATM. It's a party type of thing that is fun at first but just overall not as welcoming as the original tangible control with it's d-pad. Maybe in the future, motion controls will improve. #12 Agree(0) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply pixelsword + 1358d ago Running. Running in place with no controls is the key to it's success. If they can get that down, it will succeed; if not, it will fail. Believe me or not. #13 Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply plmkoh + 1358d ago "As a kinect enthusiast I am a constant supporter of kinect" Yeah and I can see why you would be, the homebrew stuff is cool. But here's the problem it's homebrew, they are tech demos. "Ubisoft has implemented shooting into kinect without the need of a trigger" But why would you when you already have triggers (two exactly). No need to reinvent the wheel. " also the new ways to play made by modders/hackers online. " Point in case, application will remain as mods/hacks and tech demos. " just think about what could be done with kinect if you were allowed to develop your own game." Developing games and playing games are completely different things. It's exactly why Little Big Planet is critically acclaimed but yet sales is no blockbuster, people don't want to create they want to consume. Point is Kinect remain cool for modders/hackers in tech demos, games (no not that phoney/baloney Fruit Ninja stuff, real games): Kinect will be a feature but not the deal maker. #14 Agree(2) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply edonus + 1358d ago Everything starts as a tech demo. The problem I see with a lot of people is they are very unimaginative and close minded. You say why would you not use triggers when there is 2 of them on your controller. Well....if the draw of the experience is to feel like you are pulling a trigger you would be correct. But look at the benefits you get from using Kinect now your postion and posture turns in to a game mechanic shooting the gun is turned into and simple gesture but now dodging bullets and keeping your head down has become important being steady with your aiming hand is a much more engaging experience than thumb control. You can now toss a grenade or roll it, everything will now matter more....thats the beauty of Kinect. Kinect is still new they are already integrating the thing the modders and hackers are doing. Why would they stop? #14.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply plmkoh + 1358d ago You have drawn out what I have said much too far, my comment about the two triggers was exclusively aimed at Ubisofts implementation in Ghost Recon. They are trying to "reinvent the wheel" in the sense that you have triggers to shoot but yet somehow for the sake of Kinect that is not good enough. Yes it is as you said: "postion and posture turns in to a game mechanic" but yet this is not done, why, because it would be mighty awkward to have the camera constantly sensing the player doing these things, I'm sure the devs have tested it, which is where I believe a lot of ideas (even though they sound great) will always be tech demos. Obviously I am not as optimistic as the OP, and I reckon I have right ground to think so. Yeah you can throw lots of ideas around the modding scene, some will get picked up and implemented, but realise that is doing an arm gesture just to do something a button can do really what you want? Think about the extra time it takes and the irony that you'd be holding a button to activate the gesture so your movement is not confused for a head scratch, the Wii proved that these wet dreams detract from the game. Also sounds a lot like defeating the purpose of stream lining control schemes. #14.1.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report StifflerK + 1358d ago Motion controllers (MC) don't appeal to everyone. But I don't see them as a gimmick. They present new possibilities, and could lead to new innovations. They've made gaming more accessible , and are arguably better suited to particular genres then regular controllers. If MCs are not to your personal taste then fine, don't buy them. But that doesn't mean they're bad, and it doesn't mean that other people can't enjoy them. #15 Agree(2) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply ShiftyLookingCow + 1358d ago Dude! 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I owned a Pearson 323 for 5 years. It would be a super boat for the East coast, the Bahamas, or the Caribbean.
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The PO of my 323 told me that the original owner had bought his new specifically for that purpose. I don''t have a lot of personal experience sailing in that area, but from what I''ve read, the 323 should be an excellent choice. The combination of it''s sailing characteristics, roominess below and 4''5" draft will let you take it into nearly any anchorage.
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The Skin Cancer Foundation Raises Skin Cancer Awareness among Hispanics
New York (August 5, 2014) – The Skin Cancer Foundation is bringing potentially life-saving skin cancer information to Hispanic-Americans through a new public education program comprised of skin cancer prevention and sun protection messages. This comes at a crucial time – skin cancer rates among Hispanic-Americans, the fastest-growing population in the country, are skyrocketing. New research shows that in the past two decades alone, melanoma incidence among US Hispanics has risen almost 20 percent.1
The Foundation is committed to educating this very important audience on how to prevent skin cancer. The cornerstone of the awareness program is a robust Spanish-language website, CancerdePiel.org. The launch of the website is made possible through funding from Target and is designed to provide the Hispanic community with a valuable and trusted resource.
"There is a critical need to arm the Hispanic community with the education and tools they need to practice sun safety," said Perry Robins, MD, President of The Skin Cancer Foundation. "Skin cancer is largely a disease stemming from certain behaviors, and it can be easily prevented with proper sun protection measures."
CancerdePiel.org features 50 pages of medically-reviewed content on skin cancer prevention, early detection and treatment. Site visitors can take advantage of articles on the different types of skin cancer, the dangers of tanning and skin cancer in skin of color, among many other topics. The Skin Cancer Foundation is also bringing Spanish-language printed materials on sun protection and skin cancer prevention to the public via physicians and their practices. Content includes skin cancer warning signs, how to conduct a self-exam and prevention tips. Additionally, the Foundation is working to distribute skin cancer-related content to Hispanic-American community organizations and media outlets.
The Skin Cancer Foundation has received support from Target over the past three years to educate the public on the importance of proper sun protection and skin cancer awareness.
- Coups EJ, Stapleton JL, Hudson SV, et al. Linguistic acculturation and skin cancer-related behaviors among Hispanics in the Southern and Western United States. JAMA Dermatol 2013; 149(6):679-686.
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With special ventilation systems, an operating theatre and male and female dormitories, it would protect up to 150 people.
But safety comes at a price as the bunker, which is being sold by a Swiss company, is expected to cost up to pounds 2 million.
Alex Grimshaw of SKG Equity Partners, agents for the property, said: 'It wouldn't take a direct nuclear hit, but apart from that it is totally secure.'
Mr Grimwade, head of special projects at the London-based financiers, said the bunker covers 285,000 sq ft.
Many of its tunnels are wide enough for vehicles to pass through and it features shelter, living accommodation and work facilities for its occupants.
The bunker was built in the 1940s as a back-up factory for Rover for the production of aircraft engines.
It was in use until the end of the Second World War and some of the original production targets boards are still in place.
In the 1960s, at the height of the Cold War, the bunker was refurbished and designated a Regional Seat of Government.
It was further revamped in the 1980s to fully defend against nuclear attack.
Mr Grimwade said SKG was expecting a commercial buyer for the property, which comes with potential development land above ground.
'There is potential for the bunker to be bought by banks or financial institutions to provide safe storage for documents.
'With over five miles of tunnels, several different projects could feasibly co-exist.'
The bunker's sophisticated ventilation system would keep out biological agents like anthrax, Mr Grimwade said.
'Although it isn't sealed as such, the ventilators are still working and have a positive pressure system.'
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Last post Feb 05, 2009 01:41 AM by johnwsaunders3
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May 11, 2005 05:31 PM|j_gaylord|LINK
Do you need to read a wsdl file or use the defination to access the functions contained within the service? If the latter is the case, use the wsdl.exe tool to generate a .cs file. Then use csc.exe to compile into a dll. Place into a bin folder and your set.
May 11, 2005 05:44 PM|vick93|LINK
If you are trying to generate your own custom proxy class, go ahead and do it.
It is just a XML document.
You can read the document XmlDocument and XPath .
Hoep this helps,
May 11, 2005 06:39 PM|silver7|LINK
May 11, 2005 06:39 PM|tomasr|LINK
May 11, 2005 11:17 PM|silver7|LINK
I have tried using for each in this method but can only use NamedItem, which does not yield the method name.
Any advice or links on this would be great.
Thanks in adcvance.
May 12, 2005 02:50 AM|tomasr|LINK
May 12, 2005 09:29 AM|silver7|LINK
May 12, 2005 01:11 PM|vick93|LINK
tomasrA better option than using the XmlDocument and related classes would be to use the object model the framework already provides for dealing with WSDL files, using the ServiceDescription class found in the System.Web.Services.Description namespace.
It should make it a tad easier to deal with than the raw xml...
Wow. I didn't know that this namespace exists. Is there any namespace for building custom soap messages from scratch ?
Thank you,
May 12, 2005 01:17 PM|tomasr|LINK
Wow. I didn't know that this namespace exists. Is the any namespace for building custom soap messages from scratch ?
May 12, 2005 01:34 PM|silver7|LINK
May 16, 2005 12:56 PM|jcw14|LINK
You are down in the weeds using Apache SOAP, but essentially you have the gist of it. Just one important thing, if calling a .Net web service remember to set the encoding style to literal, as shown below:
Call call = new Call();
call.setEncodingStyleURI( Constants.NS_URI_LITERAL_XML );
String strparam = "foo";
I'd strongly urge you to move from Apache SOAP to maybe Apache Axis, it's much higher level, and allows you to create client proxies from the WSDL using WSDL2Java.
May 17, 2005 10:17 AM|silver7|LINK
May 17, 2005 11:00 AM|jcw14|LINK
The role of a proxy is really to act as a mapping layer, so a C# proxy maps C# (Well .Net actually) objects to SOAP and maps the SOAP back to .Net (actually it calls the appropriate serializer, but you get the drift)
So if you want to consume a web service from Java you have to create Java specific proxies. The only portable stuff in all of this is the WSDL and the SOAP, and even the WSDL can be made non-portable (for instance create a .Net web service that returns a DataSet and try and use that form anywhere except .Net), so you need a proxy generating toolkit for every type of client you plan to write. In the Java world, the predominant toolkit is Apache Axis.
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Oct 12, 2006 10:09 AM|rpskumar|LINK
Cool.I got all methods,parameter using above logic.
How can i get complextype information from WSDL using the same above loop.
.I want to extract all type related to a operation. Is there any otherway to do this?
Sep 03, 2007 08:37 PM|bmoore32|LINK
How easy would it be to add to the code you provided the ability to read/get the input and output parameters and types?
Any code suggestions?
Feb 04, 2009 09:24 AM|shriya|LINK
i had a similar problem and i could solve using this code.
but there is little more to my problem. I need to access the input parameters for each method.
Could you please help me with this.
Thanks in advance.
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Feb 05, 2009 01:41 AM|johnwsaunders3|LINK
Please start a new thread. The title might be, "how to get input parameters from a WSDL in C#".


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Fifty Shades of Grey took the world by storm with its erotic filled pages and intriguing characters, it seemed that everyone wanted a piece of the sex-filled novel. Now, Universal Studios is filing a lawsuit against the a porn company who attempted to get their piece of the hot selling pie.
According to Reuters, Universal Studios is filing the lawsuit after a porn production company used the language, characters and plot from E.L. James' hit trilogy.
The copyright lawsuit was filed by both Universal, who bought the rights for a film adaptation for $5 million, and James' British company, which still holds the copyright laws.
The adult-film company, Smash Pictures Inc. released a movie entitled Fifty Shades of Grey: a XXX Adaptation is now at the center of what could be a very expensive lawsuit.
"Defendants [had a] knowing and willful violation of Plaintiffs' copyrights in E L James's bestselling novels Fifty Shades of Grey, Fifty Shades Darker, and Fifty Shades Freed (the "Fifty Shades Trilogy") by way of the production and distribution of adult films that take wholesale the dialogue, characters, and storyline from the Fifty Shades Trilogy," the lawsuit reads as reported by Entertainment Weekly.
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This stuffed chicken breast goes really well with brown rice and a cheesey sauce.
Slice breast length ways to make a pocket. Stuff with 1 tablespoon of cranberry sauce and 2oz of your favourite blue cheese per breast. Use a knife to 'stretch' a rasher of streaky bacon (you could use parma ham or pancetta). Wrap the chicken breast with bacon and secure with cocktail sticks or string. Brown each breast to shrink the bacon then place in the breasts in the oven, Gas Mark 6/200c/400f, for about 15 mins or until the juices run clear!!!
You could use the left over blue cheese to make a cheese and mushroom sauce to go with the breasts!! Delicious!!!
For cheese sauce
Fry finely diced onion, garlic to taste and sliced mushrooms in about 3 tblsp of white wine. Add blue cheese until melted then thin the mixture with cream until desired consistency.
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The SteelDrivers – "Blue Side of the Mountain"
Songwriters: Chris Stapleton and James Michael Henderson.
They may have just burst onto the bluegrass scene in 2008, but the SteelDrivers have decades of music experience between them–separately, they've recorded with everyone from Al Green to Patty Loveless. Together, however, the SteelDrivers are far more than the sum of their individual talents, as they prove on their Grammy nominated single "Blue Side of the Mountain."
Fans of pure, high lonesome tenors from the likes of Bill Monroe and Del McCoury may find themselves cringing at frontman Chris Stapleton's voice, which sounds as though he starts his day with a hearty bowl of Gravel-O's and a whiskey chaser. And even though Stapleton's hit, radio-friendly songwriting—he's written chartburners for Kenny Chesney, Josh Turner, and numerous others— may cost him some credibility with bluegrass purists, make no mistake: this is genuine.
Like some other singles we've reviewed at The 9513, "Blue Side of the Mountain" focuses on the struggle for inner peace and a sense of safety in a troubled world. Unlike Trent Tomlinson's recent single "That's How It Still Oughta Be," however, "Blue Side of the Mountain" doesn't lump Americans together under shaky umbrella terms like "we" or "us" while vaguely referring to an unknown time or place. When Stapleton howls "I'm going back to a world of shadow/Gotta find some peace 'fore I lose my mind/On the blue side of the mountain/Where the sun don't ever shine," it's impossible not to identify with him–something that Tomlinson's track is lacking.
Fiddler Tammy Rogers chimes in with sweet harmony vocals, providing a startling contrast to Stapleton's rasp. The arrangement is raw yet skilful, and most importantly it's from the heart, making the song not only one of 2008's strongest country/bluegrass/roots tracks, but a lesson to be learned by those inclined to overproduce.
The Grammy nod for "Blue Side of the Mountain" in Best Country Performance By a Duo or Group is a deserved nomination, certainly, but the fact that their competition includes award-magnets Brooks and Dunn as well as commercial favorite Sugarland puts the SteelDrivers squarely in the role of dark horse. We'll have to see if substance can overcome style come Grammy night.
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Great song! about the songwriting credit listed though—-aren't the songwriters Stapleton and Mike Henderson—not James Henderson? Just wondering…
This is a fine song and I hope it does win the Grammy over the mass market commercial competition. The Grammy voters have been enthralled with Alison Krauss for many years, so I hope that somehow this affection gets transferred to the SteelDrivers as well.
The Grammy winners in country music related categories are typically a far more interesting (and deserving) group of songs and artists than you'll ever get from the mainstream shills at the CMA, ACM, or CMT awards.
Was never a real big bluegrass fan, though I could always appreciate the musicianship of the genre. The SteelDrivers take it to a whole new level for me. This guy sings like he's got a pair and the writing kills. That's where the difference lies for me. Definitely my CD of the year! Absolutely can't wait for the sophmore effort.
JD, you might also want to check out the Pine Box Boys. Same "got a pair" vocals, and the songs are all murderiffic. "Arkansas Killing Time" is probably their best record ("I Kept Her Heart" on the myspace page is from that album). http://www.myspace.com/pineboxboys
Outstanding song. This group sounds like Alison Krauss + Union Station's cousins from Appalachia. :)
I like bluegrass but I tend to get tired of it if I listen to much of it. I agree with the other posts that its that guys booming voice that sets them apart.
This is a great track off of what I consider last year's finest album. They deserve the Grammy!
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I am new to gluten-free (2 1/2 weeks at it now). I have things coming up (not just the holidays that are stressing me out).
We have a wedding this weekend. I can turn down cake, but what if there is a buffet at the reception? The last wedding we went to , we were there for over 9 hours. I can't really pack a dinner and put it in my purse.
In December, we have a get together at a bar. Supposed to meet up at 8pm there and the band starts at 11pm. I rarely drink (only a few times a year), but when I do , I always have bread or something to help with the alcohol. I am planning on eating before we go. But what is safe to get at a bar? Drinks? Any food? What can I throw in my purse for a snack?
Then in January, we will have a Banquet. Last year, it was held at a seafood restaurant. It was a buffet with foods like salad, rolls, potatoes, fried fish, breaded chicken, pie, etc. Last year the banquet/award ceremony was from around 5pm-12am (and it was about 45-1 hour away so making dinner beforehand and eating and trying to get ready, etc would be difficult).
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Rhodes, Daniel.
Stoneware and Porcelain: The Art of High-Fired Pottery.
Chilton Book Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1959.
Lancaster, Clay.
The Japanese Influence in America.
Walton H. Rawls. New York, New York, 1963.
Kenny, John B.
Ceramic Design.
Chilton Books. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1963.
Read, Herbert.
A Concise History of Modern Sculpture.
Oxford University Press. New York, New York. 1964.
Trier, Eduard.
Form and Space: Sculpture of the 20th Century.
Frederick A. Prager. New York, New York, 1968.
Charlestoon, Robert J.
World Ceramics.
Paul Hamlyn. London, United Kingdom, 1968.
Ashton, Dore.
Modern American Sculpture.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York, 1968.
Slivka, Rose, ed.
The Crafts of the Modern World.
Horizon World Crafts Council. New York, New York. 1968.
Beard, Geoffrey.
Modern Ceramics.
Studio Vista. London, United Kingdom. 1969.
Mendelowitz, Daniel.
A History of American Art.
Holt, Rinehart and Winston. New York, New York, 1970.
Nordness, Lee.
Objects: USA.
Viking Press. New York, New York. 1970.
Boger, Louise Ade.
The Dictionary of World Pottery and Porcelain.
Charles Scribner's Sons. New York, New York. 1971.
Duberman, Martin.
Black Mountain: An Exploration in Community.
E.P. Dutton. New York, New York. 1972.
Hamilton, David.
Manual of Pottery and Ceramics.
Van Nostrand Reinhold. New York, New York. 1974.
John Mason Ceramic Sculpture.
Pasadena Museum of Modern Art. Pasadena, California. 1974.
Plagens, Peter.
Sunshine Muse: Contemporary Art on the West Coast.
Praeger Publishers. New York, New York. 1974.
Anderson, Wayne.
American Sculpture in Process: 1930-1970.
New York Graphic Society. New York, New York, 1975.
Robinette, Margaret.
Outdoor Sculpture: Object and Environment.
Whitney Library of Design. New York, New York, 1976.
Hall, Julie.
Tradition and Change: The New American Craftsman.
E.P. Dutton. New York, New York, 1977.
Donhauser, Paul S.
History of American Ceramics: The Studio Potter.
Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company. Dubuque, Iowa, 1978.
Clark, Garth, ed.
Ceramic Art: Comment and Review, 1882-1977.
E.P. Dutton. New York, New York. 1978.
Slivka, Rose.
Peter Voulkos: A Dialogue with Clay.
New York Graphic Society in association with American Crafts Council. New York, New York. 1978.
Peter Voulkos: A Retrospective 1948-1978.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, California. 1978.
Brown, Milton, et al.
American Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Decorative Arts, Photography.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1979.
Clark, Garth and Margie Hughto.
A Century of Ceramics in the United States, 1878-1978.
E.P. Dutton, New York, New York in association with Everson Museum of Art. Syracuse, New York. 1979.
Harrington, LaMar.
Ceramics in the Pacific Northwest: A History.
University of Washington Press in association with Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington. Seattle, Washington. 1979.
Clark, Garth.
American Potters: The Work of Twenty Modern Masters.
Watson-Guptill Publications. New York, New York. 1981.
Hopkins, Henry.
50 West Coast Artists.
Chronicle Books. San Francisco, California. 1981.
Redstone, Louis G.
Public Art: New Directions.
McGraw-Hill. New York, New York. 1981.
Selz, Peter.
Art in Our Times: A Pictorial History 1890-1980.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1981.
Wechsler, Susan.
Low-fire Ceramics: A New Direction in American Clay.
Watson-Guptill Publications. New York, New York. 1981.
Preaud, Tamara and Serge Gauthier.
Ceramics of the 20th Century.
Rizzoli International. New York, New York. 1982.
Bach, Ira J. and Mary Lackritz Gray.
A Guide to Chicago's Public Sculpture.
University of Chicago Press. Chicago, Illinois. 1983.
Diamondstein, Barbara Lee.
Handmade in America: Conversations with 14 Craftsmakers.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1983.
Speight, Charlotte F.
Images in Clay Sculpture: Historical and Contemporary Techniques.
Harper & Row. New York, New York. 1983.
Frederick R. Weisman Foundation.
vol. 1. Frederick R. Weisman Foundation. Los Angeles, California. 1984.
Nelson, Glenn C.
Ceramics: A Potter's Handbook.
5th ed. Holt, Rinehart and Winston. New York, New York. 1984.
Orr-Cahall, Christina, ed.
The Art of California: Selected Works from the Collection of The Oakland Museum.
Chronicle Books, San Francisco, California, in association with The Oakland Museum. Oakland, California. 1984.
Albright, Thomas.
Art in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1945-1980.
University of California Press. Berkeley, California, 1985.
dePont, Diana C., et al.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: The Painting and Sculpture Collection.
Hudson Hills Press, New York, New York in association with San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, California. 1985.
Frederick R. Weisman Foundation.
vol. 2. Frederick R. Weisman Foundation. Los Angeles, California. 1985.
Preble, Duane and Sarah Preble.
Artforums: An Introduction to the Visual Arts.
Harper & Row. New York, New York. 1985.
The Security Pacific Collection/1970-1985: Selected Works.
Security Pacific Corporation. Los Angeles, California. 1985.
Harris, Mary Emma.
The Arts at Black Mountain College.
MIT Press. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1987.
Clark, Garth.
American Ceramics: 1876 to the Present.
Abbeville Press. New York, New York. 1987.
Manhart, Marcia and Tom Manhart, eds.
The Eloquent Object: The Evolution of American Art in Craft Media Since 1945.
Philbrook Museum of Art. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 1987.
Levin, Elaine.
The History of American Ceramics: 1607 to the Present/From Pipkins and Bean Pots to Contemporary Forms.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York, 1988.
Mayer, Barbara.
Contemporary American Craft Art: A Collector's Guide.
Peregrine Smith Books. Salt Lake City, Utah. 1988.
Perry, Barbar, ed.
American Ceramics: The Collection of the Everson Museum of Art.
Rizzoli International in association with the Everson Museum of Art. Syracuse, New York, 1989.
Speight, Charlotte F.
Hands in Clay: An Introduction to Ceramics.
2nd ed. Mayfield Publishing. Mountain View, California. 1989.
Manhers, Errol.
Ceramics Source Book.
Chartwell Books. Seacaucus, New Jersey. 1990.
Miller, R. Craig.
Modern Design in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1890-1990.
Harry N. Abrams in association with the Metrolpolitan Museum of Art. New York, New York. 1990.
Wilkins, David G. and Bernard Schultz.
Art Past/Art Present.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1990.
Camusso, Lorenzo and Sandro Bortone, ed.
Ceramics of the World: From 4000 B.C. to the Present.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1991.
Margetts, Martina, ed.
International Crafts. Thames and Hudson. London, United Kingdom.
Ken Price.
The Menil Collection in association with Houston Fine Art Press. Houston, Texas. 1992.
Birks, Tony.
The Complete Potter's Companion.
Bulfinch Press. Boston, Massachusetts. 1993.
Dormer, Peter.
The New Ceramics: Trends and Traditions.
Thames & Hudson. London, United Kingdom, 1994.
National Museum of American Art: Smithsonian Institute.
Smithsonian Institution in association with Bullfinch Press, Little, Brown and Company. Boston, Massachusetts, 1995.
Fineberg, Jonathan.
Art Since 1940: Strategies of Being.
Harry N. Abrams Publishers. New York, New York. 1995.
Troy, Jack.
Woodfired Stoneware and Porcelain.
Chilton Book Company. Randor, Pennsylvania. 1995.
Stokstad, Marylin.
Art History.
Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 1995.
Piepenburg, Robert.
The Spirit of Clay.
Pebble Press. Farmington Hills, Michigan. 1996.
Eidelberg, Martin, ed.
Designed for Delight: Alternative Aspects of Twentieth-Century Decorative Arts.
Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts, Montreal, Canada and Flammarion. Paris, France, p. 77. 1997.
Belgrad, Daniel.
The Culture of Spontaneity: Improvisation and the Arts in Postwar America.
University of Chicago Press. Chicago, Illinois, pp. 5, 11, 42, 165-6, 171-3. 1998.
Trapp, Kenneth R.
Skilled Work: American Craft in the Renwick Gallery.
National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Press. Washington, D.C and London, United Kingdom, pp. 36, 80-1. 1998.
Danto, Arthur Coleman and Janet Koplos.
Choice from America: Modern American Ceramics.
Het Kruithuis, Museum of Contemporary Art. 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, pp. 9-12, 16-9, 104-7, 133. 1999.
The American Art Book.
Phaidon Press Limited. London, United Kingdom, p. 467. 1999.
Burgard, Timothy Anglin.
The Art of Craft: Contemporary Works from the Saxe Collection.
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco. San Francisco, California and Bulfinch Press, Little, Brown and Company. Boston, Massachusetts, pp. 22-7, 136-9, 269. 1999.
di Rosa, Rene and Richard Reisman.
Local Color: The di Rosa Collection of Contemporary California Art.
Chronicle Books. San Francisco, California, pp. 178-9. 1999.
Barron, Stephanie, et al.
Made in California: Art, Image, and Identity, 1900-2000.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Los Angeles, California and University of California Press. Berkeley, California, pp. 36, 185. 2000.
Barron, Stephanie, et al.
Reading California: Art, Image, and Identity, 1900-2000.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Los Angeles, California and University of California Press. Berkeley, California, pp. 86, 91, 96, 103. 2000.
Cooper, Emmanuel.
Ten Thousand Years of Pottery, 4th ed.
University of Pennsylvania Press. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2000.
Ferrin, Leslie.
Teapots Transformed: Exploration of an Object.
Guild Publishing. Madison, Wisconsin, pp. 14-5, 17. 2000.
Lauria, Jo, et al.
Color and Fire: Defining Moments in Studio Ceramics, 1950-2000.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Los Angeles, California in association with Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. New York, New York. 2000.
Rhodes, Daniel.
Clay and Glazes for the Potter, 3rd ed.
Krause Publications. Iola, Wisconsin, pp. 85, 300. 2000.
Faberman, Hilarie, et al.
Picasso to Thiebaud: Modern and Contemporary Art from the Collections of Stanford University Alumni and Friends.
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University. Palo Alto, California. 2004.
Adamson, Glenn.
Thinking Through Craft.
Oxford. New York, New York. 2007.
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Both you Bendy toy and my Jeanneau from the same mid 80's era, are classic racer/cruisers. Nice interiors, decent speed. Can shame a few on the course if you have the right crew etc. Nothing wrong with the ability to do both!
Where I am at, it is nice to sail across puget sound, about 6'ish miles from Edmonds to Kingston, have dinner, sail home. Then again, local club has little bouy races that can be fun. About every weekend of the yr, there is a race somewhere on Puget sound with in 3-6 hrs if you really want to do that along with it.
The San Juans up into the Canadian equals, some of the best cruising grounds around, once you figure out the tides and currents..........
Yes possible to do both. Fortunetly some newer designs are coming out with the ability to do both. Not just being a sled, ie a melges, or a cruiser, seems like the rest!
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Fairyland forest of more than 600 decorated trees, wreaths & gingerbread houses. New this year, a Harry Potter castle for exploring & 4-ft. decorated trees perfect for any space. Train garden, more than 100 gift boutiques, silent auction, raffle, hourly live entertainment and crafts & carnival games for children ages 1-92.
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